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2018 SCHEDULE MEDIA INFORMATION OPPONENTS Athletic Communications Staff ...... 2 Sacred Heart ...... 77 SEPTEMBER Media Services ...... 3 Delaware ...... 78 1 at Sacred Heart...... 6 p.m. Leopards on Television ...... 4 Monmouth ...... 79 8 at Delaware...... 3:30 p.m. Leopards on Internet ...... 5 Colgate ...... 80 15 MONMOUTH (Youth Day)...... 6 p.m. Lafayette Quick Facts ...... 6 Central Connecticut State ...... 81 22 at Colgate*...... 1 p.m. 2018 NCAA Division I Georgetown ...... 82 29 CENTRAL CONN. ST. (Family Weekend).....6 p.m. Football Championship ...... 7 Bucknell ...... 83 Traveling to Lafayette ...... 8 Fordham ...... 84 OCTOBER Holy Cross ...... 85 6 OPEN 2018 LEOPARDS Army West Point ...... 86 Season Outlook ...... 10-17 Lehigh ...... 87 13 GEORGETOWN* (Homecoming).... 3:30 p.m. Preseason Depth Chart ...... 16 The Rivalry ...... 88, 133 20 at Bucknell*...... 12 p.m. Player Bios ...... 18-47 Overall Series Records ...... 89-93 27 at Fordham*...... 1 p.m. Alphabetical Roster ...... 48-49 Numerical Roster ...... 50-51 2017 SEASON REVIEW NOVEMBER Short Roster/Pronunciation Guide . . . . 52 Game-by-Game Recaps ...... 95-100 3 HOLY CROSS* (First Responders Day)...12:30 p.m. Overall Statistics ...... 101-102 10 at Army West Point* ...... 12 p.m. COACHING STAFF Patriot League Standings/Awards . . . .103 17 LEHIGH* (154th Meeting)...... 12:30 p.m. Fred M. Kirby II ’42 Head Coach John Garrett ...... 54-55 THE TRADITION Assistant Coaches ...... 56-65 Tradition of Excellence ...... 105 Football Support Staff ...... 66 Lafayette All-Americans ...... 106 Team Most Valuable Players . . . . 107-108 THE COLLEGE Team Records ...... 108 Lafayette College—At A Glance . . . . . 68 Individual Records ...... 109-118 Easton, Pennsylvania ...... 69 All-Patriot League Players . . . . . 119-120 President ...... 70 Maroon Club Hall of Fame . . . . .121-122 Director of Athletics ...... 71 All-Time Coaching ...... 123 Faculty Mentors ...... 72 Year-by-Year Results ...... 124-132 Fisher Field at Fisher Stadium ...... 73 LC’s Pro Football Players ...... 125-126 Maroon Club Friends of Lafayette Football 74 Lafayette’s Team Captains . . . . .129-130 The Patriot League ...... 75 Lafayette Future Schedules ...... 132 Lafayette vs. Lehigh ...... 133

Front Cover: Seniors Jerry Powe (3) and CJ Amill (2)

Credits: The 2018 Lafayette Football Media Guide was written and edited by Phil LaBella. Assistance was provided by Scott Morse, Brian Ludrof, Erik Oakley, and Nick Ocampo. Covers by Dale Mack. Initial interior design by Taran Salabsky. Action photography by Rick Smith with additional photos from Kenya Allen, Doug Kilpatrick and members of the Lafayette Athletic Communications and Promotions Staff. Additional photography provided by Dennis Connors, David Coulter, Lisa Massey Buffer and Bernhard J. Suess. Printed by Lafayette College’s Printing and Copy Services. LAFAYETTE ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS STAFF

Scott D. Morse Senior Director of Communications – Campus Life and Athletics (610) 330-5122 (office) (610) 217-6445 (cell) [email protected] Covering The Leopards The 2018 edition of the Lafayette College Football Media Guide has been produced Philip J. LaBella to assist with coverage of the Leopards. Additional information, including press Director of Athletic Communications releases, feature ideas, photographs, clips and video highlights, is available upon Football SID request. Please review the following pages to familiarize yourself with Lafayette (610) 330-5123 (office) College’s media policies and feel free to contact any member of the Lafayette Athletic (610) 217-3291 (cell) Communications and Promotions staff with questions. [email protected]

Brian Ludrof Director of Creative Dan Mowdy Media (610) 330-5003 (office) PUBLIC ADDRESS ANNOUNCER (610) 844-3893 (cell) Dan Mowdy begins his fourth season He worked as a public address [email protected] as Lafayette College’s primary public announcer at the Athens (2004) and address announcer. Mowdy, who has been Beijing (2008) Olympics in addition involved with local sports for more than to his work for World Championships, 20 years, fills the void left by Jim Finnen U.S. Olympic Team Trials and John Sabino who spent 50-plus years behind the National Championships in cycling and Video Production microphone of Fisher Stadium and Kirby gymnastics. Manager Sports Center before retiring in 2015. Mowdy is currently the host of RCN’s (610) 330-5897 (office) (484) 274-4611 (cell) Mowdy has been a member of the Community Spotlight interview show in [email protected] Lafayette Sports Network announcing the Lehigh Valley and Delaware Valley crew since 2000, serving in various and the proud father of two daughters, capacities including play-by-play, analysis Beth and Michelle. and sideline reporting duties. Erik Oakley Athletic Communications Assistant (610) 330-5518 (office) (484) 223-8011 (cell)

Gina Stocker Athletic Communications Secretary (610) 330-5122 (office) [email protected]

2 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Media Services

CREDENTIALS MEDIA WILL CALL POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Media credentials for Lafayette home Media Will Call is located at Gate 2, Following each game, there will be games are issued to working members of between Markle Parking Deck and a 10-minute cooling-off period. The the media only and should be requested as Oechsle Hall. visiting team’s press conference will be early as possible. Requests should be made conducted in the interview room in Kirby to the Office of Athletic Communications MEDIA SERVICES Sports Center, followed by Lafayette and Promotions Working media at Fisher Stadium will head coach John Garrett and requested (610-330-5122 or [email protected]). receive the following: Lafayette players. Following the coaches’ Lafayette College follows the guidelines • Statistics displayed during the game interview sessions, additional players will set forth by the NCAA and the Patriot • Final statistics including play-by-play be available to members of the media. League governing the issuance of • Game programs, pre-game notes credentials. Season credentials will be and flipcards PLAYER TELEPHONE granted only to media outlets that cover • Halftime statistics INTERVIEWS Lafayette football on a regular basis. • Action photos when available All requests for player telephone Otherwise, media members will be interviews should be made at least 24 granted credentials on a single-game, INTERNET hours in advance through the Office space-available basis. Wireless internet access is available of Athletic Communications and Requests for season credentials should throughout the Rowland Press Box and Promotions. Telephone requests will be arrive by Aug. 24, 2018 Requests for in the Kirby Sports Center interview scheduled at an appropriate time, so as single-game credentials at Fisher Stadium room. not to interfere with student-athletes’ should arrive no later than one week in Ethernet jacks are also available for academic schedules. advance of the game. All requests for internet access in the Rowland Press credentials should be made to: Box. Please see a member of the Athletic PATRIOT LEAGUE SERVICES Communications and Promotions staff for The Patriot League communications staff Lafayette College Athletic login information. provides weekly releases and updated Communications & Promotions statistics to working media. Contact Ryan 107 Kirby Sports Center TELEPHONES Sakamoto (rsakamoto@patriotleague. Easton, PA 18042-1772 Telephone lines are available in the com) for more information or log on to Phone: (610) 330-5122 Rowland Press Box and in the Kirby PatriotLeague.com www.GoLeopards.com Sports Center interview room. Media outlets desiring their own lines to be MISCELLANEOUS WEEKLY MEDIA LUNCHEONS installed in the press box should contact INFORMATION Each Tuesday during the season, head the Office of Athletic Communications Any questions concerning the Lafayette coach John Garrett and at least two and Promotions for further assistance. football program should be directed to members of the team will address the the Office of Athletic Communications media and entertain questions. The REFEREE MIC FEED and Promotions. luncheons will be held at Pfenning Alumni Rowland Press Box offers a feed of the Center overlooking Fisher Stadium and referee’s microphone for use in radio and begin at noon. television broadcasts. IMPORTANT PRESEASON DATES MEDIA PARKING INTERVIEW POLICIES July 26 Patriot League Preseason Poll/ At the intersection of High and Hamilton All interviews with Lafayette players and All-League Teams announced streets, continue straight on High Street coaches must be arranged through the approximately 25 yards and turn right on Athletic Communications and Promotions Aug. 2 Team reports to campus the east side of Markle Hall which leads Office. Players will not be available on Aug. 3 First full squad practice to the “visitors parking” deck. The Otis game day until after the game. Aug. 14 Lafayette Media Day F. Rowland (1895) Press Box in Fisher Aug. 24 Freshman move-in program Stadium is located just below the parking POSTGAME MEDIA deck. Parking passes will be mailed if the & INTERVIEW ROOM Aug. 27 Classes begin Office of Athletic Communications and The post-game media and interview Aug. 28 First weekly media luncheon Promotions is notified in advance. room is located in Kirby Sports Center. Sept. 1 Week 1 at Sacred Heart Entrance to the building is through the glass atrium at field level.

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 3 Leopards on Television A national leader in Division I FCS television coverage, the Lafayette Sports Network will provide Leopard fans across the country and around the world with live coverage options of Lafayette’s season for the 16th straight year. Now in its 22nd year of existence, LSN has become a staple for Leopard fans. Fans will hear the familiar voice of Gary Laubach handling the play-by- play duties for the 21st season. Mike Joseph ’88, former Lafayette football standout and assistant coach, will serve as the primary LSN football analyst for the eighth season. John Leone, who is in his 20th season with LSN, will report on the The Lafayette Sports Network features RCN Sports Director Gary Laubach (right) and Leopards from the sideline. color commentator Mike Joseph ’88 (left). The Lafayette Sports Network, named a finalist in 2013, 2014 and 2015 for College Sports Media Awards by Sports Video Group and NACDA, has annually produced the most expansive television package in the Patriot League since its inception in 1997. Each LSN telecast airs live regionally to more than 10 million viewers on RCN-1004HD and WBPH-60HD in the Lehigh Valley, Western New Jersey and Pocono areas, and RCN-608HD in Philadelphia. LSN can also be viewed in central New Jersey, New York City, Boston, Chicago and Washington D.C. live via the RCN television network (RCN-608HD). All LSN broadcasts are also streamed live in HD on the Patriot League Network via GoLeopards.com. Head coach John Garrett talks with John Leone in Fisher Stadium before the Maroon- White Spring game. Select LSN telecasts are available live on ESPN College Extra and MASN (Mid- Atlantic Sports Network), LSN’s national distribution partners via DIRECTV and DISH Network (more than 95 million viewers nationally). Select LSN broadcasts are also streamed live on ESPN3 and the WatchESPN app.

LSN analyst John Leone interviews Chicago Cubs’ manager and Lafayette alum Joe Maddon.

4 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Leopards on Internet VIDEO STREAMING Fans can watch all of the Leopards’ games on either ESPN3 or the Patriot League Network via GoLeopards.com. Each LSN telecast will be streamed live on the Internet and archived for viewing anytime. More than 100 athletic contests will be broadcast live on the Patriot League Network via GoLeopards.com this year.

LIVE STATS All of Lafayette’s home games and select road games will feature SIDEARM’s statistical display on GoLeopards.com.

SOCIAL MEDIA Get the latest Lafayette information through the Leopards’ social media outlets on Twitter (@GoLeopards and @LafColFootball), Facebook (Lafayette Leopards and LafayetteCollegeFootball), Instagram (@GoLeopards and @lafcolfootball) and YouTube (Lafayette Athletics).

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 5 Lafayette Quick Facts Location Easton, Pa. 18042 FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS (60 miles north of Philadelphia) (70 miles west of New York) Season: 137th (first season: 1882)

Founded All-Time Record: 675-605-39 1826 (by the citizens of Easton) National Championships: 3 Enrollment (1896, 1921, 1926) 2,450 undergraduates COACHING STAFF Patriot League Championships: 7 Nickname (1988, 1992, 1994, 2004, 2005, 2006, Fred M. Kirby II ’42 Head Football Leopards 2013) Coach: John Garrett (Princeton ’88; 2nd season) Colors Undefeated Seasons: 6 Maroon and White (1896, 1909, 1921, 1926, 1937, 1940) Lafayette/Career Record: 3-8

Website Affiliation Offensive Staff GoLeopards.com NCAA Division I Football • John Van Dam (Michigan State ’07; Championship Subdivision 1st season) Offensive Coordinator/ Twitter/Instagram Quarterbacks @GoLeopards, @LafColFootball Conference • Gordon Sammis (Virginia ’07; Patriot League (one of seven football 2nd season) Offensive Line Fisher Stadium Press Box playing members; began play in 1986 • Christian Pace (Michigan ’14; (610) 330-5454 as the Colonial League) 2nd season) Tight Ends/Fullbacks • Tiquan Underwood (Rutgers ’09; COLLEGE/ATHLETIC Home Stadium 1st season) Wide Receivers ADMINISTRATION Fisher Field at Fisher Stadium; • Kevin Callahan (Amherst ’14; opened in 1926 (13,132 capacity; 1st season) Running Backs College President FieldTurf Revolution 360 synthetic Alison R. Byerly (Wellesley ’83) surface installed in 2017) Defensive Staff • Luke Thompson (Assumption ’98; Faculty Representative for Offensive Starters Returning/ 2nd season) Athletics Lost: 5/6 Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers David Stifel (Colgate ’88) • Doug McFadden (Friends ’01; 10th Defensive Starters Returning/ season) Defensive Backs Director of Athletics Lost: 6/5 • Andrew Seumalo (Oregon State ’12; Sherryta Freeman (Dartmouth ’01) 1st season) Defensive Line Special Teams Starters Returning/ • Rich Yahner (Penn State ’99; Deputy Director of Athletics/SWA Lost (placekicker, punter, 1st season) Linebackers Kaitlyn McKittrick (Moravian ’04) snapper): 1/2 Special Teams Associate Director of Athletics Letterwinners Returning/Lost: • Marc Nudelberg (Florida State ’09; Andrew Foster (Bowling Green ’08) 36/23 2nd season) Recruiting/Special Teams Coordinator Asst. Director of Athletics for Offensive / Defensive Formations: Peak Performance Multiple Sets / 4-3 Football Operations Brad Potts (Indiana Univ. of Pa. ’05) • David Rosen (Arizona State ’93; 2017 Records: 3-8 overall, 1st season) Athletic Business Manager 3-3 Patriot League (Tied for third) David Blasic (Penn State ’84) Football Secretaries: 2018 Captains: Donna Holden, Cindy Walleisa Director of Sports Medicine CJ Amill, Trent Crossan, Jerry Powe, (610) 330-5485 Matt Bayly (Springfield ’89) Kevin Zataveski [email protected]

6 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL NCAA Division I Football Championship

The NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision is under the control, direction and supervision of the Division I FCS Football Committee appointed by the NCAA Management Council. The committee is comprised of one athletic director from each of the 10 conferences which receive automatic bids to the FCS playoffs. Selection of teams and conduct of championship competition are the responsibility of the committee. The Division I Football Championship consists of a 24-team tournament, with the top eight seeds receiving a first- round bye. The championship game will be held in Jan. 5, 2019 at Toyota 2018 NCAA Division I Football Championship Stadium in Frisco, Texas and televised nationally. Texas has played host to the First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final championship game since 2010. November 24 December 1 December 7/8 December 14/15 January 5 The champions of 10 conferences—

Big Sky, Big South, Colonial Athletic, Mid-Eastern Athletic, Missouri Valley, Northeast, Ohio Valley, Patriot, Pioneer,

Southern and Southland—receive automatic bids to the tournament. The top eight seeds receive first-round byes and team pairings are determined according to geographical proximity. The field grew from 16 to 20 teams in 2010 and expanded from 20 teams to

its current 24-team format in 2013. The committee selects the remaining teams at large with assistance from regional advisory committees.

In 2013, for the fourth time in program history, Lafayette qualified for the FCS Playoffs. The Leopards’ berth Toyota Stadium Frisco, Texas NATIONAL CHAMPION came with the Patriot League title. Teams are selected for the championship on the basis of the

following criteria (not in preferential order): (1) eligibility and availability of student-athletes for NCAA post-season competition, (2) win-loss record and (3)

strength of schedule.

All games are available on

* Host Institution All times are Eastern time. Information subject to change. © 2018 National Collegiate Athletic Association. No commercial use without the NCAA's written permission. The NCAA opposes all forms of sports wagering. 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 7 Traveling to Lafayette FROM THE WEST Exit Route 22 at the 4th Street Exit (the last exit in Pennsylvania). At the end of Fisher Stadium the exit ramp turn left at the traffic light onto Bushkill Street. Proceed straight approximately 100 yards to the next traffic light and turn left onto 3rd Street and pass under Route 22. Continue straight approximately 100 yards to the base of College Hill and bear right as 3rd Street becomes College Avenue. Proceed uphill on College Avenue approximately 200 yards and turn left onto McCartney Street.

Continue on McCartney Street to the first stop sign. At this point turn left onto venue

High Street. Proceed to Markle Parking Deck located on the right behind Fisher ollege A N C Stadium. Spaces are reserved for media members. Route 611

FROM THE EAST Easton Exit

Exit Route 22 at the second exit (marked Lafayette College) after crossing Route 22 the Delaware River from Phillipsburg, N.J. Proceed straight off the exit ramp approximately 200 yards and turn right onto 3rd Street at the traffic light. At this point refer to the westbound directions beginning with “continue straight approximately 100 yards to the base of College Hill.”

FROM THE NORTH From Route 80 (east-west) take Route 33 south (exit 46A) approximately 25 miles. Exit Route 33 to Route 22 east. At this point refer to the beginning of the eastbound directions.

FROM THE SOUTH From the Philadelphia area, take the Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike northbound and exit off for Allentown/Lehigh Valley on Route 22 east. Proceed on Route 22 east for approximately 20 miles passing Allentown and Bethlehem. At this point refer to the beginning of the eastbound directions.

DINING SUGGESTIONS LODGING SUGGESTIONS CASUAL *Best Western Holiday Inn Express Big Woody’s Marblehead Grill Pizza D’oro Lehigh Valley Hotel & 25th St. & Route 22 1522 Sullivan Trail 4101 W. Penn Hwy. 200 Cattell Street Conference Center Easton, Pa. (610) 252-4442 (610) 258-4301 (610) 253-5533 Routes 22 & 512 (610) 923-9495 Bethlehem, Pa. Carrabba’s Morici’s (610) 866-5800 The Lafayette Inn 2471 Park Avenue 218 Cattell St. 525 W. Monroe St. (610) 258-5326 (610) 253-6257 *Hampton Inn-Easton Easton, Pa. 3723 Easton-Nazareth Highway (610) 253-4500 DeLorenzo’s Pearly Baker’s Easton, Pa. 3417 Sullivan Trail 11 Centre Square (610) 250-6500 *TownPlace Suites (610) 438-6026 (610) 253-9949 3800 Easton-Nazareth *Hampton Inn & Suites Highway 200 Gateway Dr. Easton, Pa. FAST FOOD Bethlehem, Pa. (610) 868-2442 *preferred hotels Giacomo’s (Deli) *Papa John’s Taco Bell 700 Cattell St. 759 S. 25th St. 2420 Northampton St. (610) 438-1945 (610) 253-4200 (610) 258-7007

McDonald’s Burger King Wendy’s 350 Town Center Blvd. 25th St. & 204 Wood Ave. (610) 330-9336 Wood Ave. (610) 258-5597 S 3rd Street (610) 253-7247 (610) 258-5752

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8 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL THE 2018 LEOPARDS Season Outlook “Constant and continual in the ball control realm in his first- will play a large role in the play calling. improvement.” year implementation of the intricate, “I have great faith and trust in John Those four words can be heard pro-style offense. The offense was and all of the offensive coaches to teach emanating from every member of second in the nation in fumbles lost (2), and prepare, to provide input and keep John Garrett’s coaching staff when also leading the conference in fewest bringing their perspectives on what discussing the program’s progression. penalties, fewest penalty yards and we’re facing each week, how to attack it It’s more than a hashtag or slogan fewest penalty yards per game. and then determining the best approach for the Lafayette football program, “We talk all the time about being to move the ball.” which is coming off a third-place finish ‘explosive’ and ‘hard to beat’ as a lethal The biggest story for the offense in the Patriot League standings. It’s a combination each week. If that is your may be the five players lined up in mantra, a definitive statement of what team’s identity, you are going to have front of O’Malley. The development Garrett demands daily and what he success most of the time. If you’re hard of the offensive line will be crucial to knows ultimately will push the program to beat, you’re preventing turnovers the team’s success, as Lafayette looks forward. and you’re limiting penalties and to achieve a more balanced attack. Six “On the field, what constant and assignment errors,” Garrett explained. players with experience in the starting continual improvement means for a “Last season, we just didn’t generate lineup will vie with newcomers for freshman is learning the system and enough explosive plays.” playing time. how we do things,” Garrett explained. The offense saw the emergence of a Garrett has looked to his first two “For a senior, it’s about technique and rookie quarterback, Sean O’Malley, recruiting classes to add size up front knowledge of the game. We relate it to who took every meaningful snap in his and speed in the backfield. college-level courses and going from freshman season and set a single-season “When you look at us last year, we the 100 level to the 300 level during school record for completions with 241. needed more speed to continue to their careers.” O’Malley will continue his develop as a program so we could be A veteran of more than 25 years in development under the tutelage more explosive. We’ve done that with the coaching business, Garrett is two of Garrett and first-year offensive an infusion of talent in this freshman years into his rebuilding plan which coordinator John Van Dam who joins class that immediately upgrades the has included an intense focus on the the staff after spending the last two speed and strength of our team. Nine of fundamentals and pinpoint attention to seasons as the offensive coordinator at the incoming freshmen run in the 4.6s detail. Southern Illinois. Garrett will continue or better.” That meticulous focus was showcased to oversee the offense, but Van Dam The Class of 2022 represents the first full recruiting class produced by the current coaching staff, which has drawn on its playing and coaching experience at the highest levels of football. In Garrett’s first year, the offensive- minded coach saw his defensive unit lead the way. The Leopards were pushed by five All-Patriot League selections, including two All-Americans, under the tutelage of defensive coordinator Luke Thompson. Thompson, a veteran of the Patriot League, saw Lafayette limit conference opponents to just 15.8 points per game (down from 37.3 the year prior). The 2018 defensive corps has six starters returning, including a pair of preseason All-Patriot League honorees.

RETURNING ALL- LEAGUE Four All-Patriot League selections from the 2017 season in addition to one Preseason All-Patriot League honoree in 2018 return to the field. Head coach John Garrett talks to the team after a conference win. Coming off a second-straight

10 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL All-Second-Team honoring, senior linebacker Jerry Powe enters his fourth season as a starter. He was tabbed with 2018 Preseason All-Patriot League honors after finishing third on the team in tackles (70). In the secondary, junior cornerback Eric Mitchell is also coming off a second-team all-league naming. He has started 17 games in his first two seasons and picked off three passes as a sophomore, despite requiring two surgeries at the end of the campaign. In the front of the defensive unit is Preseason All-Patriot League honoree Tony Giudice. The senior tackle started nine games in 2017, making 33 tackles with 4.5 tackles for loss. Offensively, senior fullback Will Eisler had a breakout 2017 season Senior RB/KR CJ Amill on his way to First-Team All-League honors and a 2018 Preseason All- “We had to come up with alternative the season while two of the three Patriot League selection. He logged ways to run the ball, and basically starting linebackers return. In the four starts, caught eight passes and our short passing game replaced the defensive backfield, three of four returned three kicks. running game,” Garrett said. “When starters return. The Leopards’ deep man on kickoffs you can run it, you can control the in 2017 was CJ Amill, a role that game. When you can’t run it, you have QUARTERBACKS garnered All-Patriot League status to come up with other options to move The quarterbacks will be overseen by and 2018 preseason recognition. He the ball down the field.” Van Dam, who had previous coaching averaged 29.4 yards per kick return, a The Leopards return five starters on stints at Florida, Michigan and Alabama mark that placed him fifth in the nation. offense not including seniors Angus before taking over as the offensive One other All-Patriot League Evans and Kevin Zataveski, both of coordinator at Southern Illinois. Van performer comes back for the Leopards whom missed the entire 2017 season, Dam, who played quarterback at on special teams in Jacob Bissell. but are likely to be major contributors Michigan State alongside Kirk Cousins, The senior was an All-Patriot League in 2018. Drew Stanton and Brian Hoyer, will Second-Team honoree as a rookie in oversee a position group with six 2015. A leg injury forced him to miss DEFENSIVE OVERVIEW players. the final 10 games in 2017, but he will The defense kept the Leopards in ball At the top of the depth chart is Sean be called upon to handle placekicking games, especially during conference play O’Malley who completed 241-of-397 and punting duties this season. when Lafayette surrendered just 15.8 for 1,967 yards with 12 touchdowns points per game. and 15 interceptions. O’Malley’s 241 OFFENSIVE OVERVIEW Lafayette will have to deal with the completions were a school record for Garrett’s offensive scheme throws loss of All-Americans Brandon Bryant the then-freshman who played nearly multiple looks at opponents and is and Phillip Parham. Bryant, an All- every minute of the season and was dictated by what the defense allows. Patriot League First-Team honoree, twice named Patriot League Rookie If throwing the ball 50 times will get led the team with 133 tackles, ranking of the Week. Garrett will be asking the job done, that will be the game ninth in the nation. Parham was a O’Malley to build on his solid rookie plan. If running the ball 35 times is the mainstay at corner, leading the nation season and spring campaign during key to victory, then look for a strong in interceptions and passes defended which O’Malley improved his strength ground attack. In 2017, Lafayette ran while garnering All-Patriot League and continued to throw the ball well. 663 offensive plays with 406 passes (61 First-Team laurels. “We need consistency from Sean. He percent) and 257 runs (39 percent). Even with those two losses, had some really good moments last year An inexperienced and injury-riddled Lafayette has depth and experience at with some big passing games, but there offensive line dictated play calling at every level. The defensive line is likely were also moments when he didn’t times, forcing Garrett to improvise. to go eight or nine deep throughout protect the ball and threw interceptions

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 11 that hurt us. We’ve asked him to work toward eliminating those bad plays, checking the ball down, staying in the pocket (when he can) and defeating the defense with his arm. He battled. He was under duress a lot and most of the time he made good decisions.” The only other QB to take a snap in 2017 was classmate Cole Northrup, who saw limited action at Villanova. Northrup is joined in the quarterback competition by 6-5 sophomore Reed Aichholz, senior Mike Lewis and freshmen Shane Davis and Troy Fisher. At Broadneck High School, Davis threw for 4,528 yards and 52 touchdowns (both school records), with his 2,478 yards and 31 TD’s in 2017 also setting single-season marks. Fisher was an all-state selection at Pittsburgh Central Catholic, throwing for 4,329 yards and 44 TD’s while running for 1,513 yards and 43 TD’s. Sophomore QB Sean O’Malley He led his team to a pair of WPIAL titles with one state championship and RUNNING BACKS complementary receiver as well.” one state runner-up finish. First-year coach Kevin Callahan Jr., Sophomore J.J. Younger missed the “Troy exhibits good leadership skills who is coming off a three-year stint at 2017 season with injury, but was able to from the moment you meet him. With Columbia, will mentor the Leopards’ display his abilities in the spring. him, it’s how fast he picks up the stable of five running backs. Amill and “J.J. is more like a change-up back offense, but he could be a legitimate sophomore Selwyn Simpson are at with exceptional quickness and speed. contender,” Garrett said. “In high the top of the depth chart when camp We’ll get him the ball in different ways school, he played some under-center, opens. to take advantage of his speed and ran play-action, and pocket drop-back “All of our backs will eventually settle quickness.” passes. He should be familiar with the into their roles,” Garrett said. “I feel The Leopards also have junior Mike concepts that we use.” good about the position because of the Dunn who has seen limited carries his different styles of runners that we have.” first two seasons, but has proven himself The offensive staff likes Amill’s a strong special teams contributor. versatility, as he has spent time at “Dunn is a bigger back, more suited running back, wide receiver and kick for the zone schemes and can pound it. returner during his career. Amill was He’s hard to tackle because of his size third on the team in rushing in 2017 and is the type of back who can help with 129 yards and proved to be a put the game away.” bigger threat catching the ball with 33 grabs. TIGHT ENDS/FULLBACKS “CJ is a three-down back. He can run The Leopards’ offense looks to its it from the home position and can also fullbacks and tight ends to fill a variety release out of the backfield and be an of roles, from pass protector to run effective receiver for us.” blocker to pass catcher. Simpson led the Leopards’ rushing The positional coaching duties fall attack with 174 yards and two to second-year coach Christian Pace touchdowns. who will have to handle the loss of “Selwyn is a really potentially good All-Patriot League performer and team downhill runner who is hard to deal offensive MVP Dylan Wadsworth. with for a defense,” Garrett explained. Wadsworth was second on the team “He is a big kid who is hard to tackle. with 41 catches before missing the last He has natural vision and is more of a two games with a knee injury. Sophomore RB Selwyn Simpson classic runner. He can be a very good Sophomore Jake Taggart and senior

12 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Angus Evans will look to fill that tight end role. Evans missed the entire 2017 season with a foot injury, but played in 11 games as a sophomore. He returned from injury during the 2018 spring season. “Angus does a good job blocking and can handle defensive ends at the point of attack. He is more of a short and intermediate receiver and is very reliable.” Taggart played in 11 games as a rookie with four starts while making eight catches. “Jake came in as a freshman and contributed. He had to play early because of injury, but that experience will really help him this season.” Two freshmen, Zadok Scott and Steven Stilianos, are also expected to vie for time. If the Leopards are in a two tight- end set, then expect to see All-Patriot League First-Team fullback Will Eisler Junior WR Nick Pearson on the field. Eisler started four of the 11 games in which he played in 2017, 2016 All-Patriot League selection Matt said. “He is poised and ready to make a making eight catches. He will be backed Mrazek and Rocco Palumbo, graduated great impact.” up by junior Ryan Monteyne. and took 76 receptions and eight Garrett is expecting similar things touchdowns from 2017 with them. from senior Joey Chenoweth. WIDE RECEIVERS 2018 was a breakout year for junior Chenoweth saw action in every game The pass catching duties are spread Nick Pearson who missed six games as a junior, making 17 catches for 229 around in Garrett’s offense and the fact in the middle of the season due to yards and a touchdown. He led the that 13 different players caught passes injury but made the most of his time team with 13.5 yards per catch. in 2017 is evidence of that. on the field. He reeled in 21 catches for “Joey has really improved and has First-year coach Tiquan Underwood, 246 yards and two touchdowns while become a consummate teammate. He who spent five seasons playing in the finishing fourth on the team in rushing has physical ability with speed and NFL after a standout college career at (10.7 ypc) despite just nine attempts. quickness.” Rutgers, will be coaching the wideouts. “Nick is healthy and has made great Chenoweth was cited by the coaching Two of the team’s top wide receivers, strength gains in the offseason,” Garrett staff for raising his level of play during the spring, the same time during which junior Julian Spigner made the coaching staff take notice. Spigner was the scout team MVP during the fall, but likely will have a bigger impact in 2018. “Julian has really developed. He will compete for the ball using his size and athleticism,” Garrett said. “I think he’s going to have a significant role.” Sophomore Quinn Revere had a defining performance during the spring game and joins classmate Jake Liedtka in vying for time at wide receiver. “Quinn has versatility, as he can play inside and outside and Jake can run and threaten deep.” Freshmen Tim Payne and Aziz Senior WR Joey Chenoweth Diomande also could figure in the mix.

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 13 DEFENSIVE LINE First-year coach Andrew Seumalo takes over the defensive line in 2018, the deepest positional grouping for the second straight season. “Andrew brings a lot of energy and sound coaching technique following his playing days at Oregon State,” Garrett said. “He also has the background of being the son of a college defensive line coach.” Seumalo’s father, Joe, has coached at Arizona State and Oregon State among other stops and is the current defensive line coach at San Jose State. Seumalo’s brother, Isaac, plays offensive line for the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles. Heading the group of defensive linemen is senior Tony Giudice, a 2018 Preseason All-Patriot League selection. Senior C Kevin Zataveski tackle before moving across the line. Giudice started nine games and racked Sophomore Austin Pyne is listed as up 33 tackles with 4.5 tackles for loss as “They can both run very well and are Zataveski’s back up. a junior, his first season with Lafayette athletic,” Garrett said. “It will be just Senior Logan Grieser and after transferring from Syracuse. a matter of them learning the system sophomore Taron Hampton are “Giudice brings credibility as a leader to determine how soon during their competing for playing time at left guard. with his play,” Garrett said. careers they will be able to contribute.” Grieser played the first four games of Junior Demetrius Breedlove has 2017 at right guard before an injury cut been a contributor since he arrived on OFFENSIVE LINE short the season. Injury played a role campus. He has played in 19 games The play of the offensive line could in Hampton’s initial campaign, as he over two seasons. go a long way in determining the played in the first eight games (starting Senior Andrew Chuma, a defensive success of the offense. Injuries, leading the final six) before missing the last two end, joins Giudice as a leader up front. to a lack of depth, and inexperience due to illness. Chuma has played in 30 games in challenged offensive line coach Gordon Sophomore John Burk and junior three seasons, starting the last five Sammis during his first season. Colin Bradley will be battling for games in 2017 when he made 22 “We have two seniors and two playing time at right guard. Burk tackles. juniors,” Garrett pointed out. “We’ve missed his entire rookie season with “Andrew Chuma is a leader on the recruited some young offensive linemen injury, but emerged the spring. Bradley to get the depth to where it needs to be played in nine games, starting the final and these young guys have had to play seven at right guard. right away. A lot of them received good Sophomore Gavin Barclay started experience last year and they will be every game during his rookie campaign, better for it.” playing three games at left guard before The Leopards were without the moving to right tackle. leadership of Kevin Zataveski who is “Marotti, Barclay and Hampton have an all-league caliber player starting his to continue to develop and show that final season at center. they are very solid Patriot League Zataveski started 22 games his first caliber players,” Garrett said. two seasons, garnering team rookie of A host of freshmen, including Casey the year honors in 2015. McCollum, Joe Grundhoffer, Ben “Kevin is an exceptional leader who Wild, Mike Hughes and Matt Fiume, has great command and respect from will be pushing for playing time. the team. By example, he sets the pace “We brought in guys who look the and the tone for everybody to fall in part and we’re really excited about how line,” Garrett said of his captain. they are going to challenge. It’s going Junior Jake Marotti is expected to be real competitive to see who the to return at left tackle. He started starting five is.” Senior DL Tony Giudice the first two games of 2017 at right

14 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL D-line as a senior, plays at a high level and holds people accountable.” Junior Ryan Barnett is slated for significant playing time behind Chuma. He has played in 16 games over two seasons, playing in the final seven as a sophomore while logging substantial time on special teams. The likely starter at the other end is Keith Earle. The junior played in all 11 games and finished with 22 tackles, including 1.5 tackles for loss. Competing with Earle is sophomore transfer Harrison Greenhill who comes to Lafayette by way of the U.S. Military Academy where he spent one school year. Greenhill was an all-district selection in Central Florida during his prep career. Senior Lavel Ramsey will be a contender for the second defensive tackle spot. The strong, athletic Ramsey Senior LB Jerry Powe has played in 30 games over three seasons and featured prominently in the LINEBACKERS games as a rookie, is Root’s back up. defensive tackle rotation. First-year coach Rich Yahner, a Classmate Major Jordan is likely Even with the depth, several freshmen veteran who spent time at Penn to step into the WILL linebacker role will look to make an impact with Malik State and Virginia, will take over the vacated by Bryant. Jordan played in Hamm and Billy Shaeffer at end and linebackers for 2018. Yahner looks to eight games with one start and was a Ian Grayson and Colin Hurlbrink replace All-American Brandon Bryant standout special teams contributor. competing for time at tackle. who led the team in tackles two out of Junior Jack Lamb has played in 17 “We have a lot of depth and many of the last three seasons. Bryant made 133 games in two seasons and also has been these guys have made plays in games for stops in 2018, the most for a Leopard excellent on special teams. He will vie us,” Garrett said. “They all have proven since 2005. with Jordan for playing time. that they can contribute. It’s a big, deep Two-time All-Patriot League selection Seniors Ollis Robinson, Troy group and I wouldn’t be surprised if Jerry Powe heads the linebacking Dixon and Jake Rose provide depth at they all play.” corps. Playing at the SAM linebacker linebacker while several freshmen, led spot, he is one of the most experienced by Christian Hollar, will also push for linebackers in the conference, starting time. 27 of 32 games over his first three “After Mike Root and Jerry Powe, seasons. The versatile Powe can stop the we have a lot of young guys, but very run or drop back in coverage and has capable guys. Major Jordan, Jack Lamb finished third on the team in tackles the and Ryan Dickens all have played in past two seasons. games and have proven that they can “Jerry has become a more vocal play at a very consistent Patriot League leader,” Garrett said. “His credibility level.” as a leader comes from his consistent quality of play. Jerry will certainly step SECONDARY up and fill the leadership void left by Doug McFadden will mentor the Brandon Bryant, particularly intangibly.” secondary for the 10th straight season. Fifth-year senior Michael Root He will have to deal with the loss of returns to the MIKE linebacker spot, All-American cornerback Phillip Parham using a medical redshirt to play in the who graduated after 33 career starts. 2018 season. He started every game the Senior Trent Crossan and junior last two seasons, leading the team with Eric Mitchell will lead the secondary. 85 tackles in 2018 and was second in Crossan played in 11 games in 2017, tackles in 2017 (77). Root has played in starting the final eight at free safety. 35 games during his career. Sophomore “Trent Crossan is our most consistent Ryan Dickens, who played in nine player in the defensive backfield,” Junior CB Eric Mitchell

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 15 2018 PRESEASON PROJECTED DEPTH CHART challenge for playing time, including Joe Egan, Jordan Anderson and OFFENSE Tayjon Martin. STARTER BACKUP QB 10 Sean O’Malley (6-2, 200, So.) 14 Cole Northrup (6-1, 200, So.) “Some of the freshmen are going 5 Reed Aichholz (6-5, 225, So.) to challenge right away,” Garrett RB 2 CJ Amill (5-9, 180, Sr.) 22 Selwyn Simpson (6-2, 225, So.) explained. “This incoming recruiting FB 44 Will Eisler (6-2, 240, Sr.) 83 Ryan Monteyne (6-2, 220, Jr.) class really improved our speed and you WR 6 Nick Pearson (5-9, 160, Jr.) 8 Quinn Revere (6-1, 180, So.) can definitely see that in the secondary.” 18 Julian Spigner (6-3, 195, Jr.) WR 1 Joey Chenoweth (5-11, 165, Sr.) or 82 Jake Liedtka (6-2, 180, Jr.) 25 Chris Granjean (5-8, 160, Sr.) SPECIAL TEAMS TE 87 Jake Taggart (6-4, 240, So.) 81 Angus Evans (6-5, 275, Sr.) The special teams will be under the LT 75 Jake Marotti (6-6, 285, Jr.) 66 Casey McCollum (6-6, 280, Fr.) or guidance of second-year coach Marc 74 Joe Grundhoffer (6-6, 260, Fr.) Nudelberg. Nudelberg will have to LG 73 Logan Grieser (6-3, 275, Sr.) or 63 Taron Hampton (6-3, 305, So.) C 62 Kevin Zataveski (6-4, 280, Sr.) 71 Austin Pyne (6-4, 295, So.) account for key losses at punter and RG 60 John Burk (6-4, 310, So.) or 65 Colin Bradley (6-5, 285, Jr.) long snapper. RT 70 Gavin Barclay (6-5, 295, So.) 77 Josh Roberts (6-7, 315, Fr. or The Leopards’ placekicking unit will 74 Joe Grundhoffer (6-6, 260, Fr.) be led by senior Jacob Bissell who is DEFENSE (4-3) coming off an injury that forced him to DE 92 Keith Earle (6-2, 250, Jr.) 90 Harrison Greenhill (6-4, 245, So.) miss all but one game in 2017. He was NOSE 93 Lavel Ramsey (6-5, 270, Sr.) 52 Ian Grayson (6-0, 260, Fr.) an All-Patriot League Second-Team DT 9 Tony Giudice (6-2, 265, Sr.) 98 Demetrius Breedlove (6-2, 260, Jr.) selection as a freshman when he took DE 34 Andrew Chuma (6-3, 240, Sr.) 97 Ryan Barnett (6-3, 235, Jr.) SLB 3 Jerry Powe (6-1, 215, Sr.) 55 Troy Dixon (6-2, 210, Sr.) over the placekicking duties. Bissell MLB 43 Michael Root (6-1, 230, Sr.) 33 Ryan Dickens (6-2, 225, So.) converted eight field goals each of his WLB 42 Major Jordan (6-1, 215, So.) 59 Jack Lamb (6-1, 230, Jr.) first two seasons at a rate of 64 percent. CB 7 Tre Jordan (6-1, 185, Jr.) 31 Kevin Hutchinson (6-1, 185, Jr.) He has not missed a PAT, making 41 SS 4 Yasir Thomas (5-11, 205, Jr.) 40 Colin Thorne (6-1, 180, Jr.) straight. Bissell also likely will handle FS 45 Trent Crossan (5-9, 180, Sr.) 20 Izaiah Avent (5-11, 190, Sr.) CB 24 Eric Mitchell (5-10, 185, Jr.) 12 Otis Thrasher (6-2, 180, So.) kickoffs, averaging 62 yards per attempt with 20 touchbacks in 2016. SPECIAL TEAMS The senior will find himself handling PK 19 Jacob Bissell (6-1, 200, Sr.) 38 Jeffrey Kordenbrock(5-10, 180, So.) P 19 Jacob Bissell (6-1, 200, Sr.) 38 Jeffrey Kordenbrock (5-10, 180, So.) double duties, taking over as the KO 19 Jacob Bissell (6-1, 200, Sr.) 38 Jeffrey Kordenbrock(5-10, 180, So.) team’s punter following the departure KR 2 CJ Amill (5-9, 180, Sr.) 1 Joey Chenoweth (5-11, 165, Sr.) of All-Patriot League Second-Team PR 1 Joey Chenoweth (5-11, 165, Sr.) 8 Quinn Revere (6-1, 180, So.) punter Michael Turk who transferred SNAP 33 Ryan Dickens (6-2, 225, So.) 96 Stewart Hackleman (6-3, 245, Jr.) to Arizona State. Turk’s 42.7 yards per HOLD 1 Joey Chenoweth (5-11, 165, Sr.) punt in 2017 broke a Lafayette single- bold denotes returning starter from 2017 (6 or more games) season mark that had stood since 1946. Garrett is confident that Bissell will settle into the dual role, as he was Garrett said. “He has proven that he is for 2018. He was fourth on the team in prepared to handle both until Turk very reliable and plays above his physical tackles (65), adding four pass breakups signed late in the recruiting process. ability because he is really savvy and has and a forced fumble. “I don’t think it will be too big of great anticipation.” “Yasir has made great gains in the an adjustment for him. We’ll have to Mitchell was an All-Patriot League offseason,” Garrett said. “He has to be do a good job of working with him to Second-Team honoree in 2017, a consistent player for us this season.” manage his leg coming off the injury,” battling his way through injuries to start Classmate Tre Jordan utilized a Garrett said. “He is talented and we 10 games. He finished with 41 tackles strong spring season to play his way know he is prepared to handle both. and was second on the team with three into the other starting corner position Sophomore Jeffrey Kordenbrock interceptions and seven pass breakups. as training camp opens. He’s seen time is an able backup for Bissell. He was That followed a freshman campaign in nine games over two seasons and has thrust into the starting kicker role as a when he started seven games. been noticed by the coaching staff for rookie, converting on 5-of-12 field-goal Senior Izaiah Avent has played in 17 his plays on the ball. attempts while booting through all 15 games in two seasons and will back up Junior Kevin Hutchinson moved PATs. Kordenbrock knocked through Crossan. to defensive back from linebacker and the game-winning 43-yard field goal “Izaiah has really improved. We’re will back up at corner while sophomore as time expired at Holy Cross. He also looking at him as a guy who can master Otis Thrasher, who played in five handled kickoffs in 2017. the system and contribute.” games as a rookie, will back up Mitchell. Graduation took Michael Shiffert, the Junior Yasir Thomas started 11 McFadden and the defensive staff will team’s long snapper for four seasons. games at strong safety where he returns also look to a deep freshman class to He missed some time to injury in

16 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2017, allowing Ryan Dickens to step into the role. Dickens is expected to again handle long- and short-snapping duties and will be backed up by junior Stewart Hackleman and freshman Ed Rogowski. The Leopards will have plenty of options at kick and punt return. Heading the list to return kicks is senior CJ Amill, a 2017 All-Patriot League selection who averaged 29.4 yards per kick return, good enough for fifth in the nation. Senior Joey Chenoweth will be back at punt returner. He logged all 12 punt returns in 2017, averaging 4.3 yards per return. Chenoweth is also slated to be the first-team holder. Sophomore Quinn Revere and freshman Aziz Diomande will also get a shot at competing for the return spot.

SCHEDULE in week three, welcoming Monmouth Patriot League road games against The 2018 season begins at Sacred of the Big South Conference. Bucknell and Fordham are slated for Heart on Sept. 1, matching the earliest Monmouth evened the series at one Oct. 20 and Oct. 27. Fordham is start to a season in program history game apiece when they bested the coached by first-year man Joe Conlin (2001). The Pioneers finished the 2017 Leopards during last season’s opener. who took over for Andrew Breiner who campaign with a 4-7 record and a 2-4 The Hawks went on to finish with a 9-3 left to join former Fordham head coach clip in the Northeast Conference. mark while earning an at-large berth in Joe Moorhead at Mississippi State. The Leopards stay on the road in the NCAA FCS Playoffs after finishing The month of November opens as week two, heading to Newark, Del. to a game out of first place. Monmouth is Lafayette hosts Holy Cross and first- face Delaware. The teams last met in coached by Kevin Callahan, the father year head coach Bob Chesney. In 2016 and will wrap up the three-game of current Lafayette running backs the 2017 installment, the Leopards series on Sept. 8. Delaware is coached coach Kevin Callahan Jr. emerged victorious in a low-scoring by second-year head coach Danny Week four marks the opening of affair with the Crusaders, who finished Rocco who previously coached against Patriot League play for the Leopards at 3-3 in Patriot League play. the Leopards while at Liberty in 2008 Colgate, the first of three trips to the The Leopards rekindle their series and 2009. Empire State. The Raiders have won the with Army on Nov. 10 as they venture Lafayette opens its 2018 home slate last three meetings and are the coaches’ to West Point, N.Y. for a noon kickoff and sports information directors’ against the FBS opponent. It will mark preseason pick to capture the league the 20th meeting in the series which crown. dates back to 1893. Lafayette returns to Fisher Stadium The regular season closes on Nov. 17 to close the first month of the season when Lafayette hosts Lehigh for the with a 6 p.m. kickoff against defending 154th meeting of college football’s Northeast Conference champion most-played and longest continuous Central Connecticut State. Lafayette rivalry. Lehigh narrowly defeated has emerged victorious in the last two the Leopards in a 38-31 shootout to meetings, most recently defeating the conclude Lafayette’s 2017 season. Blue Devils 24-10 in the 2016 season. The Leopards will have the first week of October off to prep for their second Patriot League game. The Leopards host Georgetown on Oct. 13 as part of Homecoming Weekend on College Hill. The Maroon and White shut out the Hoyas last season and have won four of the past five contests. Senior K/P Jacob Bissell

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 17 The 2018 Leopards

off a 51-yard run against the Bison, the Leopards’ longest play from scrimmage...his 698 return yards were the second most in a 5 2 season at Lafayette. Reed Aichholz CJ Amill QB – So. – 6-5, 225 RB – Sr. – 5-9, 180 AT CARDINAL MOONEY: All-Northeast Cincinnati, Ohio/ Youngstown, Ohio/ Ohio and All-Ohio honoree who ran for Indian Hill Cardinal Mooney more than 2,100 yards and 21 touchdowns International Affairs Anthropology & during the 2013 and 2014 seasons...also Sociology pulled in 307 receiving yards....managed six interceptions and 64 tackles, playing 2017: Did not see any game action as a 2018: Selected as one of four team captains cornerback...averaged 19 yards per kick rookie...one of 38 Leopards named to the for the upcoming season...named to the return and 18 yards per punt return...ran Patriot League Academic Honor Roll, Preseason All-Patriot League Team at return track as a sophomore in 2012, competing holding a 3.85 semester GPA. specialist...earned Preseason All-Patriot in the 100, 200, 4x100 relay and 4x200 League First-Team honors from Phil Steele relay...Honor Roll student who was a AT INDIAN HILL: All-state selection at FCS Magazine. member of the choir, Spanish Club, quarterback who passed for 4,055 yards and Drama Club while also serving as a mentor 37 touchdowns in two seasons and ran for 2017: Played in 11 games, with one start for freshman students...drummer at his 1,378 yards and 39 rushing TDs...garnered against Bucknell...finished third on the team church...performed more than 300 hours of first-team all-district and special mention all- in rushing with 51 carries for 129 yards community service. state status in 2016 when he was named the and a touchdown...averaged 29.4 yards per Cincinnati Hills League (CHL) Athlete of kick return in 19 chances and 31.6 yards PERSONAL: Son of Christopher and Tara the Year and a Cincinnati Enquirer all-star... per attempt in conference play on his way Amill...father played football at Kent State... the team captain completed 142-of-231 for to All-Patriot League First-Team honors part of athletic family as relatives Ramon 2,121 yards and 25 touchdowns and threw as a return specialist...his 558 kick return Amill (uncle-Youngstown State under Jim just one interception as a senior en route to yards are the eighth most in a season at Tressel), Darren Ross (cousin-IUP), Moses an 9-2 record...in 2015, earned All-Ohio Lafayette...earned team’s Special Teams Ellis (cousin-Prairie View A&M and later First-Team honors while being named MVP honor...had a career-high six catches Arena football), Andre Jackson (uncle-Ohio the AP Division IV Southwest District in a win over Fordham (10/7)...ran back U.) and Asim Pleas (uncle-Illinois) played Offensive Player of the Year and Cincinnati a kickoff 65 yards at Harvard (10/14)... college football...has a younger brother, Enquirer Division IV Player of the Year... garnered 48 rushing yards against Bucknell Tarren...born 5/3/97. won the 2015 CHL conference title with an (10/21) when he also had six catches for 22 RUSHING 11-1 mark after throwing for 2,568 yards yards...recorded first rushing touchdown of Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rush Yds./Game 2015 10/0 10 129 0 51 12.9 12.9 (16 touchdowns) and running for 1,105 the season at Lehigh (11/18)...returned a 2016 10/3 44 53 0 13 1.2 5.3 yards (31 touchdowns)...earned All-CHL kickoff 96 yards against Lehigh, the fourth- 2017 11/1 51 129 1 24 2.5 11.7 First-Team honors his final two seasons... longest kick return in school history. Total 31/4 105 311 1 51 3.0 10.0 RECEIVING two-sport athlete who was an All-CHL and Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec. Yds./Game 2016: Played in 10 games, with three 2015 10/0 9 93 1 44 10.3 9.3 all-district selection in basketball, playing 2016 10/3 22 150 1 21 6.8 15.0 forward/center...scholar-athlete award starts...majority of his snaps came at tailback 2017 11/1 33 174 0 24 5.3 15.8 winner who was a member of the National early in the season before moving back to Total 31/4 64 417 2 44 6.5 13.5 wideout near end of campaign...managed Honor Society...served as the president of KICK RETURNS the Fellowship of Christian Athletes while 53 yards on 33 carries...24 of rushing Year G/GS No. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Ret Yds/Game 2015 10/0 36 698 0 37 19.4 69.8 also being a member of student government yards came against Delaware (9/10)...had 2016 10/3 23 394 0 25 17.1 39.4 and a City Gospel volunteer. multiple-catch games nine times, including 2017 11/1 19 558 1 96 29.4 50.7 five catches for 47 yards and a touchdown Total 31/4 78 1650 1 96 21.2 53.2 PERSONAL: Son of David and Nancy vs. Lehigh (11/10)...led the team with 23 Aichholz...grandfather, Don Aichholz, kick returns for 394 yards (17.1 yards per played baseball at Virginia and great uncles, return)...named to Patriot League Academic Clifford and Del Thompson, were golfers at Honor Roll with a 3.25 GPA. Ohio State...has an older sister, Katie, and a younger brother, Dawson...born 10/8/98. 2015: Played in 10 games, totaling 129 rushing yards...returned five kicks for 124 yards with a long of 37 against Holy Cross (10/24)...caught one touchdown pass for the season at Wagner (9/26)...received the George McGaughey Award given to the Most Valuable Player from each team in the annual Lafayette-Bucknell matchup...ripped

18 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 20 70 97 Izaiah Gavin Barclay Ryan Barnett Avent OL – So. – 6-6, 295 DL – Jr. – 6-3, 235 DB – Sr. – 5-11, 190 York, Pa./York Suburban Chatham, N.J./ Bethlehem, Pa./ Biology Chatham Liberty Mathematics Economics

2017: Played in eight games, seeing time on 2017: Started every game in his rookie 2017: Played in the final seven games of the defense and special teams...made two tackles season...started the first three games at left season, seeing time on special teams and at at No. 7 Villanova...one of 38 Leopards guard before playing the final seven games defensive end...made three tackles in a win named to the Patriot League Academic at right tackle...one of 38 Leopards named over Fordham (10/7)...forced a fumble and Honor Roll, holding a 3.25 semester GPA. to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll, registered a tackle for loss against Colgate holding a 3.57 semester GPA. (11/11). 2016: Played in nine games, starting the first two at cornerback...made a career-high AT YORK SUBURBAN: All-State 2016: Played in nine games, seeing time seven tackles in season opener at Central honorable mention selection at tackle from on special teams...handled one kick return Connecticut State (9/2) when he forced a EasternPaFootball.com…garnered YAIAA against Villanova (9/24) which he took fumble and also intercepted a pass...made Division 2 First-Team honors at offensive back nine yards...named to Patriot League five tackles vs. Delaware (9/10). tackle (2015 and 2016) and defensive tackle Academic Honor Roll with a 3.48 GPA. (2016)…selected as a first-team all-star 2015: Missed entire season due to injury. by GameTimePa.com in 2016 and as an AT CHATHAM: Two-time All-NJAC honorable mention in 2015…team captain honoree who played linebacker and tight AT LIBERTY: 2013 and 2014 Express- in his senior campaign when he also won the end…named to Morris County Coaches Times All-Area honorable mention at wide Joseph Beck Offensive Lineman Award… All-County Top 33 Team in 2014 and 2015 receiver, making 52 catches for 795 yards team won consecutive conference titles, when he was the team defensive MVP… and seven touchdowns…managed 10 going undefeated in YAIAA play in 2015 advanced to the 2015 Group 3 North 2 interceptions, while playing defensive back and 2016…three-sport athlete who was a state finals…made 86 tackles (54 solo) as a three-year letterwinner…member of two-year starter on defense in lacrosse and a with 12 tackles for loss with 5.5 sacks as a the Liberty basketball squad which captured thrower for the track and field team…honor senior…caught 15 balls for 185 yards and the 2013 Lehigh Valley Conference title, roll student. five touchdowns in 2015…Morris County playing shooting guard and small forward National Football Foundation Scholar- during a three-year career…also competed PERSONAL: Son of Pete and Kathryn Athlete in 2015…All-NJAC United Second- in track and field in the long, triple and Barclay…father played football at Princeton Team selection in baseball in 2015, playing high jumps…High Honor Roll student who where his mom was on the rowing team… at first base…led baseball team in home runs served as a leader at basketball camps and has an older sister, Hannah and a younger and RBI in 2014…four-year letterwinner in Special Olympics programs while also brother, Garth…born 10/8/98. in ice hockey…member of 2012-13 team participating in Cops ’N Kids. which was the New Jersey Public B state champion…All-Mennen Division honorable PERSONAL: Son of Jennifer Ilarraza…has a mention at forward…high honor roll younger brother Xavier…born 11/27/96. student and member of National Honor Society and World Language Honor DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. Society…volunteered in Morris County 2015 DNP-Injury soup kitchens and as a Corpus Christi youth 2016 9/2 8-9 17 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 1 0-0/0 2017 8/0 2-3 5 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 1 0-0/0 leader for his church. Totals 17/2 10-12 22 0.5-0 0.0-0 1 2 0-0/0 PERSONAL: Son of Paul and Kimberly Barnett…father played football at Gettysburg where his mom was a swimmer…older brother, William, played lacrosse at Union (N.Y.)…has a younger sister, Caitlin…born 1/31/98.

DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2016 9/4 12-13 25 2.0-5 0.5-4 0 1 0-0/0 2017 7/0 4-1 5 1.0-3 1.0-3 0 0 0-0/1 Totals 16/4 16-14 30 3.0-8 1.5-7 0 1 0-0/1

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 19 PERSONAL: Son of Mark and Jayne-Anne Bissell...has an older sister Jackie, an older brother, Brennon, and a younger brother, 19 Aidan...born 2/3/97. 98 Jacob Bissell Demetrius K/P – Sr. – 6-1, 200 Breedlove FIELD GOALS Allentown, Pa./ Year G FG Pct. 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ LG BLK DL – Jr. – 6-2, 260 Parkland 2015 11 8-14 .571 0-0 2-3 1-3 5-8 0-0 47 4 2016 10 8-11 .727 0-0 4-4 4-5 0-2 0-0 36 0 Rochester, N.Y./ Anthropology & 2017 1 0-1 .000 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 McQuaid Jesuit Totals 22 16-26 .615 0-0 6-7 5-9 5-10 0-0 47 5 Sociology Economics PAT Garnered Preseason All-Patriot Year G PAT Pct. 2018: Garnered Preseason All-Patriot 2018: 2015 11 18-18 100 League Third-Team honors from Phil Steele 2016 10 23-23 100 League Third-Team honors from Phil Steele 2017 1 0-1 0 FCS Magazine. Totals 22 41-42 97.6 FCS Magazine.

KICKOFFS 2017: Suffered a season-ending injury in the Year G No. Yds. Avg. TB OB 2017: Figured prominently in the Leopards’ season-opener at Monmouth (9/2)...one of 2015 11 33 2051 62.2 9 2 2016 10 41 2540 62.0 20 1 defensive tackle rotation, playing in 10 of 11 38 Leopards named to the Patriot League 2017 1 1 65 65.0 1 0 games...registered 13 tackles on the season Totals 22 75 4656 62.1 30 3 Academic Honor Roll, holding a 3.58 with 2.5 sacks...forced fumbles against semester GPA. Princeton (9/23) and Bucknell (10/21)... one of 38 Leopards named to the Patriot 2016: Team’s placekicker for second straight League Academic Honor Roll, holding a season...made eight of 11 field goal attempts 3.25 semester GPA. with a long of 36 yards vs. Princeton...did not miss any PATs, converting 23...finished 65 Colin Bradley 2016: Played in nine games while starting second on the team in scoring with 47 OL – Jr. – 6-5, 285 four of the last five at defensive tackle...one points, one behind Matt Mrazek...collected Bryn Mawr, Pa./ of three players to share in team rookie of 2,540 yards on 41 kickoffs (62.0 yards per Radnor the year honors...made 25 tackles with 2.0 kick) with 20 touchbacks...had two field Economics and English tackles for loss and a half sack...made six goals in the Delaware (9/10) and Fordham tackles at Bucknell (10/22) and at Colgate (10/8) games. 2017: Played in nine games and started the (11/12). 2015: Named to All-Patriot League Second final seven contests at right guard. Team while also being tabbed as the team’s AT McQUAID JESUIT: Named the Special Teams MVP...played in every game, 2016: Did not see any varsity action in Rochester City Athletic Conference (RCAC) handling kick off and placekicking duties... his first season...named to Patriot League player of the year while garnering first-team totaled 2,051 yards on kickoffs...made eight Academic Honor Roll with a 3.33 GPA. defensive honors at defensive end twice and of 14 field goal attempts with a long of 47 at offensive laurels at tight end once…two- AT RADNOR: All-Central League First- Delaware (9/12) where he made three field time All-Greater Rochester selection…also Team selection and Honorable Mention All- goals...booted home four field goals against secured an All-State Third-Team selection… Delco in 2015…earned All-Central League Colgate (11/7)...named Patriot League honor roll student. honorable mention status as a junior in Special Teams Player of the Week twice 2014…played offensive tackle and defensive PERSONAL: Son of Demetrius and Noelle (9/14, 11/9). line…honor roll student who was the center Breedlove…has a younger sister, Traiva, and AT PARKLAND: Big 33 Game selection... on the basketball team and competed in the a younger brother, Anthony…comes from two-time all-conference (Lehigh Valley shot put and discus in track and field. same high school as Ryan Hart-Predmore Conference in 2013 and East Penn ’10…born 3/19/98. PERSONAL: Son of Christopher and Alexis Conference in 2014) kicker who twice Bradley…has a younger sister, Rowan, and a earned all-area laurels from the Morning DEFENSIVE Fumbles younger brother, Aidan…born 3/22/98. Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. Call...Express-Times All-Area selection in 2016 9/4 12-13 25 2.0-5 0.5-4 0 1 0-0/0 2017 10/0 3-10 13 2.5-15 2.5-15 1 1 2-0/2 2014, playing a key role in Parkland winning Totals 19/4 15-23 38 4.5-20 2.5-19 1 2 2-0/2 three straight district titles...as a senior, was 8-for-12 on field goals with a long of 43 while converting 58-of-63 PATs; managed 45 touchbacks on kickoffs and scored 83 points...in his junior year, he produced 42 touchbacks on 66 percent of his kickoffs and made 42-of-46 extra points; added four field goals, with a long of 42 yards...averaged 35.1 yards per punt in 2013...competed for Lehigh Valley United and Reading Rage soccer clubs...High Honor Roll student who volunteered at an animal shelter.

20 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Academic Honor Roll, holding a 3.5 semester GPA. 36 8 2016: Played in all 11 games with four Antonio Brewer Kaizer Butler starts...made 37 catches for 371 yards (both RB – Jr. – 5-11, 185 DB – Sr. – 6-1, 200 third on the team) with two touchdowns... Portland, Ore./ Chatsworth, Calif./ reeled in five catches for 79 yards and a Millennium Brooklyn Sierra Canyon touchdown at Fordham (10/8)...managed Mathematics Economics a 65-yard touchdown reception at Bucknell (10/22). 2018: Joined the team prior to 2018 spring 2018: Will miss season for medical reasons. 2015: Named the team’s Offensive Co- season...serves as a resident advisor and Rookie of the Year...saw time as a kick writing associate at Lafayette. 2016-17: Missed two seasons due to medical reasons. and punt returner...played in the final nine AT MILENNIUM BROOKLYN: Played on games of the season, making three starts year of football...high honor roll student 2015: Started the first three games of the (Princeton, Wagner, Holy Cross)...led the who was the class president in his junior and season before suffering a season-ending team with 46 receptions for 389 yards... senior year...earned a student government injury…managed 12 tackles on the season, caught touchdown passes at Wagner (9/26) excellence award. including seven at Delaware (9/12). and against Bucknell (10/31)...named Patriot League Rookie of the Week on Sept. PERSONAL: Son of Vatara Vance...born AT SIERRA CANYON: All-Gold Coast 28 after catching nine balls for 105 yards 11/26/97. League selection at running back, rushing and a TD. for 1,184 yards and 20 touchdowns in his senior season...finished with 2,423 yards of AT ST. JOHN BOSCO: Played his senior total offense during his career, managing year of high school at St. John Bosco as a 8.6 yards per carry with 44 touchdowns slot receiver after transferring from Palos 60 and 166 tackles on the defensive side of Verdes where he was a running back...earned John Burk the ball...team MVP...played basketball and All-Trinity League First-Team honors, OL – So. – 6-4, 310 ran sprints (100, 200, 4x100) in track and making 39 catches for 648 yards and eight Lake Hiawatha, N.J./ field...member of integrity committee who touchdowns to lead the team...managed Parsippany volunteered for community service through three 100-yard receiving games while Electrical and Computer his school. helping lead one of the top programs in the Engineering country to a 12-2 mark and a conference PERSONAL: Son of Robert and Kian 2017: Missed entire season due to injury... title...accumulated 475 kick return yards in Hernandez...born 2/7/97. one of 38 Leopards named to the Patriot seven games...his game vs. Bishop Gorman League Academic Honor Roll, holding a 4.0 was nationally televised on ESPN...while DEFENSIVE Fumbles semester GPA. Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. at Palos Verdes, was one of seven students 2015 3/3 7-5 12 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 selected to be part of a community outreach 2016 DNP-Injury AT PARSIPPANY: All-State honorable 2017 DNP-Injury program, work he continued at St. John mention selection...all-conference and Totals 3/3 7-5 12 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 Bosco...two-sport athlete who competed in all-county first-team honoree...selected to 100 meters and 4X100 meter relay. the NJFCA Super 100...named team MVP and team’s top lineman...three-year varsity PERSONAL: Son of Ryan Chenoweth starter, playing offensive line, defensive line and Ena Mariani…father played baseball and kicker...school record holder in the 1 at Harbor College and Arizona State... shotput and discus...named the 2016 team Joey has a younger sister, Mackenzie…born MVP of the track and field team while being Chenoweth 10/7/96. selected all-county and all-conference... WR – Sr. – 5-11, 165 member of the National Honor Society and Los Angeles, Calif./ RECEIVING French National Honor Society...maintained St. John Bosco Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec Yds/Game 2015 9/3 46 389 2 28 8.5 43.2 a 4.2 GPA...member of the Lakeland Youth Economics 2016 11/4 37 371 2 65 10.0 33.7 Symphony. 2017 11/1 17 229 1 70 13.5 20.8 2017: Played in all 11 games with one start Total 31/8 100 989 5 70 9.9 31.9

PERSONAL: Son of Frederic and Stephanie vs. Harvard (10/14)...made 17 catches for KICK RETURNS Burk…has an older brother, Stephen, who 229 yards and a touchdown...served as the Year G/GS No. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Ret Yds/Game 2015 9/3 5 86 0 22 17.6 9.6 competed in track and field at Michigan… Leopards’ punt returner with 12 returns for 2016 11/4 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 grandfather, Stephen Unger played football 52 yards...also returned three kickoffs for 70 2017 11/1 3 70 0 24 23.3 6.4 Total 31/8 8 156 0 24 19.5 5.0 at Wake Forest while great uncles, John yards (23.3 yards per return)...had a career- Unger and Thomas Unger ’68 played at long 70-yard touchdown catch vs. Princeton PUNT RETURNS Year G/GS No. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Ret Yds/Game Rutgers and Lafayette, respectively…born (9/23), the Leopards’ longest play from 2015 9/3 3 32 0 23 10.7 3.6 9/25/98. scrimmage in 2017...finished with four 2016 11/4 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2017 11/1 12 52 0 20 4.3 4.7 catches for 113 yards against Princeton... Total 35/8 15 84 0 23 5.6 2.7 followed with a six-catch performance in a win over Holy Cross (9/30)...one of 38 Leopards named to the Patriot League

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 21 Conn. with current fellow teammate Trent eight rushing touchdowns, accounting for Crossan...starter at outside linebacker and 50 points in the game, third most in Long tight end, registering 60 tackles (five for Island history; two-point conversion in 34 loss) with two interceptions and a pair of that game gave team a 63-62 win...named Andrew Chuma forced fumbles...managed a 7-2 record, team captain and starting quarterback as a DL – Sr. – 6-3, 240 winning the school’s fourth New England sophomore, garnering All-Suffolk County Suffield, Conn./Ridgefield championship. and all-division honor...academic honor roll Suffield Academy Economics selection...church and community athletic PERSONAL: Son of Michael and Lisa league volunteer. Chuma...father was an offensive lineman at 2018: Earned Preseason All-Patriot League Massachusetts from 1978-82...has an older AT SUFFIELD ACADEMY: Spent a Second-Team honors from Phil Steele FCS sister Caitlin, an older brother, Brent, and a post-graduate year at Suffield Academy Magazine. younger brother, Harrison...born 10/3/95. in Suffield, Conn. with current teammate Andrew Chuma...earned a spot on the All- DEFENSIVE Fumbles New England Prep Team...managed 952 2017: Played in all 11 games, starting the Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. final five at defensive end...ended season 2015 8/0 5-2 7 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 all-purpose yards on 108 touches for 11 2016 11/0 4-10 14 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 touchdowns. with 22 tackles, including one tackle for 2017 11/5 15-7 22 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 loss...had at least one tackle in every game, Totals 30/5 24-19 43 2.5-4 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 including three stops on three different PERSONAL: Son of Michael and Susann occasions...one of two Leopards to earn Crossan...father played football at East Academic All-Patriot League honors... Carolina and mother competed in track and one of 38 Leopards named to the Patriot field at Binghamton...older brother, Dalton League Academic Honor Roll, holding a 4.0 45 played football at New Hampshire...born semester GPA. Trent Crossan 11/24/95. DB – Sr. – 5-9, 180 DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2016: Made a successful move from Shoreham, N.Y./Sachem 2015 7/0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 linebacker to defensive line, playing in all North/Suffield Academy 2016 10/0 0-2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 Economics 2017 11/8 29-21 50 2.0-4 0.5-1 1 2 1-0/0 11 games...finished season with 14 tackles, Total 28/8 29-23 52 2.0-4 0.5-1 1 2 1-0/0 including a half tackle for loss...made a career-high four tackles at Princeton (9/17) and added three at Army (10/15)...named 2018: Selected as one of four team captains to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll for upcoming season. with a 3.93 GPA. 33 2017: Played in 11 games, starting the Ryan Dickens 2015: Saw time in eight games...totaled final eight contests at safety...earned LB – So. – 6-2, 225 seven tackles with three against Lehigh CoSIDA Academic All-District II honors Hazlet, N.J./Raritan (11/21)...named to Patriot League and Academic All-Patriot League laurels... Economics Academic Honor Roll with a 3.83 GPA. also named team’s Most Improved Player... finished sixth on the team in tackles with AT RIDGEFIELD: Garnered CHSCA 50 stops, including two for loss...managed 2017: Played in nine games, seeing time All-State designation in his senior year eight tackles vs. Princeton (9/23), nine primarily on special teams...served as the while also securing All-FCIAC First-Team at Harvard (10/14) and a career-best 10 team’s snapper in four games while also Offense honors...named to the first team in tackles vs. Bucknell (10/21) when he also playing on coverage units...made first career the Hearst Super 33 All-State Defense and recorded his first career interception... tackle in the Fordham game (10/7). MSG All-Metro Second-Team Defense... one of 38 Leopards named to the Patriot tabbed to the New Haven Register All-State League Academic Honor Roll, holding a 4.0 AT RARITAN: All-Division and All-Shore Third Team Defense...made 94 tackles his semester GPA. First-Team selection who played linebacker, final season while setting school records for fullback and long snapper…graduated as the receptions (60) and receiving yards (803) 2016: Played in 10 games, primarily on career (342) and single-season (127) record in a season...pulled down 10 touchdowns... special teams...made a tackle at Lehigh holder for tackles…member of the 2015 named team MVP and captain his senior (11/19)...named to Patriot League Central Jersey Group 2 state championship season of 2013, leading his squad to a 10-3 Academic Honor Roll with a 3.93 GPA. team…Maxwell Football Club Mini Maxwell record and a state semifinal berth...in junior Award winner…served as captain of football year as a starter at tight end and strong 2015: Saw time in seven games, primarily and wrestling teams…District 2 region safety, he made 33 catches for 400 yards and on special teams...named to Patriot League medalist in wrestling…honor roll student… two touchdowns and registered 25 tackles Academic Honor Roll with a 3.6 GPA. worked as a board member of the RAINE with three fumble recoveries on an 8-2 Foundation and co-founder of Drops of team...as a sophomore, managed 50 tackles AT SACHEM NORTH: All-Long Island RAINE…executive council member of the as a starter at outside linebacker on an 8-3 Second-Team selection who was the team Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide… state quarterfinal squad...named a Ridgefield MVP in 2013 when he helped lead team selected as the winner of the Monmouth High School Scholar Athlete while also to Suffolk County and Long Island Class County Caring Award. garnering High Honor Roll designation... I titles...quarterback was named offensive volunteer for Habitat for Humanity. MVP of Long Island championship game... PERSONAL: Son of Matt and Patricia served as team captain and also played Dickens…has an older brother, Robert, and AT SUFFIELD ACADEMY: Spent a post- linebacker...in junior year, the team an older sister, Morgan…born 1/21/99. graduate year at the prep school in Suffield, offensive MVP set a school record with

22 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL and eight career touchdown returns... member of 13-0 state championship team in 2011...also played three years of hockey 55 27 on defense, scoring five career goals with 24 Troy Dixon Mike Dunn assists in two varsity seasons...competed in LB – Sr. – 6-2, 210 RB – Jr. – 6-1, 205 indoor track and field (55m, 4x200 relay, Los Angeles, Calif./ Yarmouth, Mass./ long jump), earning All-Cape honors while Loyola Dennis-Yarmouth Computer Science and Regional/Cheshire Aca. being an ACL All-Star selection...was a Economics Economics state qualifier in the 55m...in baseball, was a three-year starter at catcher earning ACL 2017: Named the Scout Team Award on 2017: Played in 10 games, seeing time in honors in 2012-14...all-state selection who the defensive side of the ball...did not see the backfield and on special teams units... connected for seven home runs, 65 RBI and any varsity action. carried 10 times for 12 yards...made a tackle a .432 career batting average...participated in the Princeton game (9/12). in Dennis-Yarmouth Relay For Life...assisted 2016: Played in five games, including the in Yarmouth-Dennis youth football, baseball final four of the season, primarily competing 2016: Played in nine games while starting and hockey clinics. on special teams...made tackles vs. Holy the Georgetown contest...finished the Cross (10/1) and Georgetown (10/29). season third on the team in rushing with AT CHESHIRE ACADEMY: Spent a 39 carries for 145 yards and a touchdown... post-graduate year at Cheshire Academy 2015: Played in eight games, seeing time had a breakout performance with 10 carries in Cheshire, Conn...garnered team MVP primarily on special teams...received the for 58 yards and a touchdown at Bucknell honors with 450 rushing yards and four Scout Team Award. (10/22), earning the George McGaughey touchdowns, leading team to a 5-3 record.. Award given annually to an outstanding AT LOYOLA: Team captain who played performer from each team in the game...had PERSONAL: Son of Peter and Kristen quarterback, linebacker, wide receiver, his first collegiate start the next game vs. Dunn...father played football at UConn cornerback and strong safety during his Georgetown (10/29) when he had 44 yards and mother competed in field hockey high school career…member of league on 18 carries. at Bridgewater State...cousin Matthew championship team his sophomore Montalto played football at Bentley and year…part of three lacrosse conference AT DENNIS-YARMOUTH REGIONAL: cousin Nick Montalto played football championship teams while playing attack Named All-State Super 26 in his senior and baseball at Massachusetts Maritime and defender…named MVP and was leading year of 2014 when he also served as team Academy...has a younger brother, Brandon scorer on lacrosse team…played center on captain...played quarterback, running back, and a younger sister, Shelby...born 9/5/96. basketball team and was part of a league title defensive back, linebacker, kick returner RUSHING squad as a sophomore…earned President and wide receiver...team MVP his final two Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rush Yds./Game Service Award. seasons...Atlantic Coast League (ACL) 2016 9/1 39 145 1 18 3.7 16.1 2017 10/0 10 12 0 8 1.2 1.2 selection in 2013 and 2014...honor roll Total 19/1 49 157 1 18 3.2 8.3 PERSONAL: Son of Nathan and Trish student who collected All-Scholastic honors Dixon…has a twin brother, Jack, and a RECEIVING from the Boston Globe and Boston Herald Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec. Yds./Game younger brother, Danny…born 5/9/96. in 2013 and 2014...finished career with 2016 9/1 7 37 0 11 5.3 4.1 2017 10/0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 4,900 yards and 56 touchdowns...school Total 19/1 7 37 0 11 5.3 1.9 single-season record holder for touchdowns (rushing/receiving/return) in a season with 28 in 2014...had six interceptions

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 23 92 44 81 Keith Earle Will Eisler Angus Evans DL – Jr. – 6-2, 250 FB/TE – Sr. – 6-2, 240 TE – Sr. – 6-5, 275 North Wales, Pa./ Scarsdale, N.Y./ Verona, N.Y./Rome Free North Penn Scarsdale Academy/Bridgton Government & Law Economics and Spanish Academy Government & Law

2018: Named Preseason All-Patriot League 2018: Selected to the Preseason All-Patriot 2017: Missed the entire season after a Second-Team honoree from Phil Steele FCS League Team at fullback. preseason leg injury...one of 38 Leopards Magazine. named to the Patriot League Academic 2017: Emerged as a major contributor Honor Roll, holding a 3.33 semester GPA. 2017: Played in all 11 games on the who played in 11 games with four starts, defensive line and several special teams including the final three games...selected to 2016: Emerged as a solid contributor at units...finished season with 22 tackles, the All-Patriot League First Team...did not tight end, playing in all 11 games with four including 1.5 tackles for loss...managed a register a carry in 2017 but served as a run starts...made a pair catches vs. Villanova career-high seven tackles against Harvard blocker, pass protector and receiving option (9/24) and grabbed a season-long 20-yard (10/14)...made four stops, including 1.5 out of the backfield...was the short man on reception at Fordham (10/8). sacks in a shutout of Georgetown (11/4). kickoff returns, managing three returns in the final two games of the season...team’s 2015: Started the Harvard and Holy Cross 2016: Played in three games as a rookie, leading receiver at Georgetown, making games in his rookie season, despite being competing against Villanova, Holy Cross three catches for 42 yards...caught passes hampered by injury...also saw action in the and Fordham. in four other games...one of 38 Leopards Lehigh game. named to the Patriot League Academic AT NORTH PENN: Earned Pennsylvania AT ROME FREE ACADEMY: Earned All- Honor Roll, holding a 3.68 semester GPA. Football News Second-Team All-State League First-Team honors as a senior, while honors in 4A in 2015 while garnering 2016: Played in the Bucknell game (10/22). garnering team Offensive MVP honors... All-Southeastern Pennsylvania Second- played quarterback, racking up more than Team honors at defensive end...Suburban 2015: Did not see any game action...named 1,500 yards passing with 12 touchdowns One League National Division First-Team to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in 2013...set a single-game record with honoree in 2014 and 2015 at defensive with a 3.25 GPA. 340 passing yards and four touchdown end and a second-team selection at tight passes...played center on the basketball end in 2015...finished career with 20.5 AT SCARSDALE: All-County and All- team, helping guide his squad to a league sacks, 20 tackles for loss, two forced Section First-Team selection as a senior… championship as a junior in 2012 (10 ppg, fumbles, four fumble recoveries, two pass named to the Senior All-star Section I 8 rpg)...honor roll student and scholar- deflections and one touchdown...on offense, Team…played fullback, offensive line and athlete...volunteered as a youth basketball managed 18 receptions, including three defensive line…earned the David Buchanan and football camp coach for city of Rome touchdown catches...member of District Outstanding Student-Athlete Award and at his local church. I runner-up squads in 2013 and 2015 at Scarsdale and the National Football and Suburban One National/Continental Foundation Golden Dozen award in 2014… AT BRIDGTON ACADEMY: Spent a post- League champion in 2013-15...earned played catcher and first base in baseball graduate year at Bridgton Academy in North Montgomery Media All-Area honors as where he hit for a .328 average with 16 RBI Bridgton, Maine...served as team captain a senior...honor roll student who was a while also cutting down 15 baserunners… while playing tight end...started all nine Mini-Maxwell Award recipient...earned also played basketball for three seasons… games, making 19 catches for 280 yards and All-Intelligencer First-Team Defense laurels founder and president of Scarsdale High three touchdowns. in 2015 when he was the team captain... School ALYN Club which raised more PERSONAL: Son of William and Christine in track and field, was a two-time Suburban than $25,000 in four years, organizing Evans...father played football at Ithaca One Continental League champion in 2013 a home run derby benefit for ALYN and cousin, Tommy Kain, played soccer at and 2014, competing in the 400m, 200m Hospital…named ALYN Hospital Goodwill Duke...has a younger brother, Conrad, and and javelin...served as a volunteer for the Ambassador. a younger sister, Olivia...born 2/21/96. Philadelphia Broad Street Run and IMPACT PERSONAL: Son of Nathan and Denise Thrift Store while also participating in the Eisler…father played football (linebacker) RECEIVING North Penn Reading Super Bowl and with Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec Yds/Game and competed in track and field (shot put) the Challenger Program which assists special 2015 3/2 1 1 0 1 1.0 0.3 at Oberlin…has older sisters, Lauren and 2016 11/4 4 36 0 20 9.0 3.3 needs students. 2017 DNP-Injury Jennifer…born 10/14/97. Total 14/6 5 37 0 20 7.4 2.6 PERSONAL: Son of Keith and Angela Earle…maternal grandmother Dora Hughes RECEIVING Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec Yds./Game played basketball at Alabama State…from 2016 1/0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2017 11/4 8 72 0 25 9.0 6.5 same high school as Kyle Mayfield ’17… Total 12/4 8 72 0 25 9.0 6.0 born 10/9/97. KICK RETURNS DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS No. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Ret Yds./Ret Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2016 9/1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2016 3/0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 2017 11/4 3 28 0 13 9.3 2.5 2017 11/0 11-11 22 3.0-8 1.5-6 0 2 0-0/0 Total 12/4 3 28 0 13 9.3 2.3 Total 14/0 11-11 22 3.0-8 1.5-6 0 2 0-0/0 24 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 9 25 90 Tony Giudice Chris Granjean Harrison DL – Sr. – 6-2, 265 WR – Sr. – 5-8, 160 Greenhill Monroe Twp., N.J./ Windermere, Fla./ DL – So. – 6-4, 245 Avon Old Farms/ Windermere Orlando, Fla./ Syracuse University Economics Lake Highland Prep Anthropology & Sociology Environmental Studies

2018: Selected to the Preseason All-Patriot 2017: Did not see any game action. AT ARMY WEST POINT: Member of Army League Team on the defensive line...earned football team for one season. Preseason All-Patriot League First-Team 2016: Did not see any game action. honors from Phil Steele FCS Magazine. AT LAKE HIGHLAND PREP: Earned All- 2015: Did not see any game action... District honors his senior season of 2016, received Offensive Scout Team Award. 2017: Started all nine games that he played making 108 tackles in nine games, including 45 tackles for loss with nine sacks...selected in at defensive tackle, missing just the final AT WINDERMERE PREP: Central Florida as the 4A Player of the year...29th-ranked two of the season...finished season with All-Star selection who racked up 1,447 player in the Orlando Sentinel’s 2017 33 tackles, including 4.5 tackles for loss rushing yards and 24 touchdowns as a Central Florida Super60...played defensive with two sacks...had at least one tackle running back...named Sunshine State end, defensive tackle, tight end and h-back... in eight games and three or more tackles Athletic Conference MVP as a senior... threw shot put on the track and field team in six contests...made a career-high nine garnered All-Sunshine State Athletic as a senior and finished as the school record stops at Harvard (10/14) and recorded six Conference Second-Team honors in 2013 holder (56’ 7.5”) and runner up in the state. tackles when the Lafayette defense held the and 2014...rushed for 237 yards and five Bucknell offense scoreless (10/21)...one of touchdowns in conference title game... PERSONAL: Son of Amy Allen...has older 38 Leopards named to the Patriot League amassed 1,176 rushing yards and 19 rushing sisters, Layla and Shelby...born 12/23/98. Academic Honor Roll, holding a 3.25 touchdowns to go along with three more semester GPA. receiving touchdowns in 2014...three-sport athlete who was a point guard for a 2014 AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY: 2016: district championship team and ran the Played in six games at defensive tackle and 4x400 relay, 4x100 relay and the 200 meters finished with two tackles...recorded the first for a state finalist team in 2012...high honor sack of his career at Connecticut (9/24). roll student who was a member of the varsity 2015: Played in eight games, including the club, sports medicine club and a volunteer final six of the season...made his collegiate for Habitat for Humanity. debut against Rhode Island (9/4) and finished with two tackles, including a tackle PERSONAL: Son of Raymond and Marielle for a loss of three yards. Granjean…has an older sister, Alexandra and a younger brother, Timmothy…born AT AVON OLD FARMS: All-League 5/7/97. selection as a senior in 2014 while earning All-New England honors...helped lead team to a pair of Erickson League championships...recorded 63 tackles with 11 tackles for loss and eight sacks in 2014... served as team captain in senior season.

PERSONAL: Son of Anthony and Maryann Guidice...father played football at the University of Massachusetts where he was an All-American at offensive guard... has a younger sister, Alexa, and a younger brother, Dominick...born 9/9/97.

DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. 2015* 8/0 2-0 2 1.0-3 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 2016* 6/0 1-1 2 1.0-4 1.0-4 0 0 0-0/0 2017 9/9 10-23 33 4.5-13 2.0-7 0 0 0-0/0 Totals 14/0 13-24 37 6.5-20 3.0-11 0 0 0-0/0

* at Syracuse University

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 25 73 96 63 Logan Grieser Stewart Taron Hampton OL – Sr. – 6-3, 275 Hackleman OL – So. – 6-3, 305 Arlington, Ohio/ LS/DL – Jr. – 6-3, 245 Palmyra, N.J./ Arlington Fort Lauderdale, Fla./ St. Joseph’s Prep Economics Pine Crest Government & Law Economics

2017: Started the first four games at right 2017: Did not see any varsity action. 2017: Played in eight games with six starts guard before injury sidelined him for the in his freshman campaign...started one game balance of the season...one of 38 Leopards 2016: Did not see any varsity action. (Villanova) at right tackle before moving to named to the Patriot League Academic left guard. AT PINE CREST: Played offensive and Honor Roll, holding a 3.60 semester GPA. defensive line in three years as a starter… AT ST. JOSEPH’S PREP: All-Catholic 2016: Started nine games at right guard in All-Southeastern Football Conference Second-Team selection in the Philadelphia his first full season of competition. Honorable Mention…collected all-district Catholic League while also garnering All- second-team honors in lacrosse. City Private School Second-Team honors... 2015: Missed the entire season due to part of a program that finished 44-9 over PERSONAL: Son of Robert and Martine injury. four varsity seasons and won state titles Hackleman…has an older brother, Philip… in 2013, 2014 and 2016...finished senior AT ARLINGTON: A two-time Associated born 9/26/97. season with 90 tackles, three sacks and four Press All-Ohio selection who also claimed fumble recoveries...added 32 “pancake” All-Northwest Ohio District First-Team blocks while playing on the offensive honors and All-Blanchard Valley Conference line...competed in track and field...took First-Team laurels his final two seasons... service trips to Michigan, Georgia and named the 2014 Northwest Ohio Lineman Pennsylvania...volunteered at the St. Charles of the year...played both ways on the line, carnival. making 72 tackles (12 TFL) as a senior... collected Blanchard Valley Conference All- PERSONAL: Son of Rochelle Little... Academic recognition...post player on the cousins, David and Billy Griggs, played basketball team for three seasons and also football at Virginia and later in the NFL... competed in track and field, throwing the has a younger brother, Darryle...born shot put and discus...played AAU basketball 1/26/99. with the Lima Area Lakers and Team Ohio... honor roll student who was the president of the local chapters of the National Honor Society and Science National Honor Society...served as vice president of the class of 2015 for four years...participant in the Science Olympiad...community service activities included the ENGAGE Youth Council and volunteer work with a local food pantry, blood drives and a memorial soccer tournament.

PERSONAL: Son of Scott and Sherry Grieser...has an older brother, Zachary... born 8/30/96.

26 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 31 42 7 Kevin Hutchinson Major Jordan Tre Jordan DB – Jr. – 6-1, 185 LB – So. – 6-1, 215 DB – Jr. – 6-1, 185 St. Mary’s, Ga./ Frackville, Pa./ Easton, Pa./ Camden County North Schuykill Notre Dame Engineering Engineering Film & Media Studies

2018: Made the move from linebacker to 2017: Played in eight games with one 2017: Played in five games, missing six due defensive back (corner). start while seeing time primarily on special to a mid-season injury...finished season teams...recorded a pair of tackles in a win with 11 tackles and a pass breakup...made 2017: Played in eight games, primarily on over Fordham (10/7)...made his first career a career-high seven tackles against Sacred special teams...made only two tackles of the start at linebacker against Colgate (11/11). Heart. season vs. Sacred Heart (9/9). AT NORTH SCHUYLKILL: Three-time 2016: Played in four games with two starts 2016: Played in seven games, seeing time on all-state selection on defense...graduated at free safety...registered 10 tackles on the defense and on special teams...made a tackle with a school-record 483 tackles (50 tackles season...made six tackles while garnering his in four different games. for loss, 11 sacks, 8 interceptions) while first collegiate start at Princeton (9/17)... accumulating 2,179 rushing yards, 332 season was cut short by injury. AT CAMDEN COUNTY: All-Region receiving yards and 33 touchdowns...named selection at defensive back in 2015...made All-State First-Team defensive selection for AT NOTRE DAME/PIUS X: All-State 63 tackles (45 solo) with five for loss with Class AAA by the Pennsylvania Football selection who threw for 7,884 career one interception and five passes defended Sports Writers and Pennsylvania Football passing yards with 83 touchdowns in his as a senior...in his junior campaign, News in 2016 when he made 150 tackles high school career, as the third-leading registered 86 tackles (53 solo) with eight in 12 games...named one of the four best passer in state history...completed 561- passes defended...team won the Region I linebackers in the state by Pennsylvania of-842 pass attempts...rushed for 1,886 championship in 2013 and 2014...four- Football News and tagged as an All-Eastern yards with 37 career rushing touchdowns year letterwinner...collected the special Pa./Western Pa. “Super 25” Class 3A while adding 175 receiving yards and three teams Head Hunter Award...competed in linebacker...named the Schuylkill Football receiving touchdowns...set a Notre Dame track and field as the anchor of the 4x400 League Defensive Player of the Year while record for single-season passing yards relay, 200, 400 (50.9), 4x100 relay and the also earning the honor from the Pottsville (3,375) and passing touchdowns (30) in long and triple jump...track and field team Republican and the Hazleton Standard 2015 while leading team to a District 11 captured 2013 Region I title and was the Speaker...garnered conference first-team Class AA title...garnered All-Area First- runner up in 2014 and 2015...maintains honors at linebacker and fullback as a Team honors from the Morning Call and a 4.2 cumulative GPA...Camden County senior when he rushed 203 times for 851 Express-Times (Lehighvalleylive.com)... Civility Award winner...member of the yards...won the Ron Jaworski Mini Maxwell secured All-State laurels from Pennsylvania Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Senior Football Club Award...added Schuylkill Football News, the Pennsylvania Football Beta Club. County Football Coaches Association Writers and Easternpafootball.com in 2015... All-Colonial League First Team selection in PERSONAL: Son of Kevin and Loretta North First-Team Offense and First-Team 2015...led Pius X team to a 2014 District Hutchinson…father, Kevin, played football Defense laurels...as a junior, collected Class 11 Class A championship while achieving at Georgia Southern and sister, Karmen, ran AA All-State honors from the Pennsylvania Express-Times Second-Team status and track at Vassar…has older sisters Yasmeen, Football Sports Writers and Pennsylvania all-star honoring from Easternpafootball. Loriesa and Karmen…born 9/20/97. Football News...Anthracite Football League First-Team selection at linebacker in 2015 com and Pennsylvania Football News...earned distinguished honors in the classroom... DEFENSIVE Fumbles while also being picked to the all-area team Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. by three newspapers...helped lead squad to volunteered for Big Blue Youth Football 2016 7/0 3-1 4 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 Camp and the Pius X Little Royals. 2017 8/0 1-1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 a 2014 Anthracite Football championship Totals 15/0 4-2 6 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 and three District 11 playoff appearances... PERSONAL: Son of Tremaine and Tyisha also played baseball, earning all-area honors Jordan...cousin, Jarrod West, played football as a sophomore and junior...high honor at Syracuse and had several NFL tryouts... roll student who was a member of the cousin, Jordan Young, played basketball at National Honor Society along with the Penn State Lehigh Valley...born 9/21/97. Science, German, Math, English and Social Studies Honor Societies...served as the DEFENSIVE Fumbles Student Council president and as a class vice Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. 2016 4/2 5-5 10 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 president. 2017 5/0 9-2 11 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 1 0-0/0 Totals 9/2 14-7 21 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 1 0-0/0 PERSONAL: Son of Ronald and Robyn Jordan...has an older brother, Daniel, and a younger sister Averi...cousin, Mike Malinowski, played football at Penn State... born 12/30/97.

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 27 38 59 15 Jeffrey Jack Lamb Mike Lewis Kordenbrock LB – Jr. – 6-1, 230 QB – Sr. – 6-1, 205 K/P – So. – 5-10, 180 Doylestown, Pa./ Palmyra, Pa./Palmyra Glenelg, Md./ Central Bucks East Economics and Calvert Hall Geology Government & Law Mechanical Engineering

2017: Took over the starting kicker role 2017: Proved to be a key special teams 2017: Missed the entire season after after an injury to Jacob Bissell in the season performer and backup at linebacker who undergoing shoulder surgery during training opener vs. Monmouth (9/2)...handled played in all 11 games...had two or more camp...one of 38 Leopards named to the kickoff and place-kicking duties in his rookie tackles in eight games...had a career-high Patriot League Academic Honor Roll, campaign...converted 15-of-15 PATs and four tackles against Monmouth, No. 7 holding a 3.43 semester GPA. 5-of-12 field goals...booted home the game- Villanova and Colgate...forced a fumble and 2016: Did not see any game action...named winning 43-yard field goal as time expired recovered another at Lehigh. to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in a 10-7 win at Holy Cross (9/30) to earn 2016: Played in the final six games of the with a 3.6 GPA while also securing a spot on Patriot League Rookie of the Week honors season as a rookie, seeing time primarily on the Dean’s List. (10/2)...one of 38 Leopards named to special teams...made tackles in three separate the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll, games...named to Patriot League Academic 2015: Did not see any game action. holding a 3.76 semester GPA. Honor Roll with a 3.23 GPA. AT PALMYRA: All-time leading passer at AT CALVERT HALL: All-MIAA “A” AT CENTRAL BUCKS EAST: Associated Palmyra High school with 246 completions Conference selection...named a Maryland Press First Team All-State at linebacker while for 3,050 yards and 30 touchdowns... Crab Bowl All-Star...in 2016, converted garnering a similar honor from Pennsylvania All-Mid-Penn Conference Second-Team 5-of-6 field goals and 36-of-38 PATs... Football News, Eastern Pennsylvania Football selection at quarterback as a senior while landed 32 percent of his punts inside the News and The Intelligencer…Mini Maxwell also achieving Lancaster/Lebanon Counties opponent’s 20-yard line and averaged 36 Award recipient…named to All-Suburban distinction as a first-team QB...two-year yards per punt...served as a team captain One League First-Team at linebacker in team captain who was named all-state first- for the football and lacrosse teams...honor 2015 and third-team at quarterback…also team from PA Football News and roll student who maintains a 4.0 GPA... secured All-Suburban One League honors Pennlive.com and was an all-county selection National Honor Society member who in his freshman, sophomore and junior in Lancaster/Lebanon Counties, all as a was also part of the Spanish and Science years…named to Philadelphia Inquirer punter...also a member of the baseball team, National Honor Societies...member of the All-Southeastern Pennsylvania First Team… pitching a perfect game as a sophomore... Fellowship of Christian Athletes and a class finished his career with 252 tackles, a distinguished honor roll member who representative...served as a National Honor school-record 39 tackles for loss, five volunteered as an ambassador for “Friends Society tutor...attending Lafayette on a four- fumble recoveries, four forced fumbles and of Rachel” and served as an outdoor year ROTC scholarship. one interception…as a quarterback, threw education counselor for seventh graders at Palmyra Middle School. PERSONAL: Son of Jeff and Suzy for 1,345 yards, ran for 1,100 yards and finished with 24 touchdowns in one and a Kordenbrock…has older sisters, Alexandra PERSONAL: Son of Douglas and Tina half seasons as a starter…named team MVP and Amanda…born 8/1/98. Lewis...grandfather, Warren Lewis, wrestled his final two campaigns when he also served at Lehigh and cousin, Nick Lewis, played as team captain…National Honor Society FIELD GOALS hockey at Robert Morris...born 5/16/97. Year G FG Pct. 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ LG BLK student who was a member of Athletes 2017 11 5-12 .417 0-0 1-1 3-6 1-5 0-0 43 2 Totals 11 5-12 .417 0-0 1-1 3-6 1-5 0-0 43 2 Helping Athletes.

PAT Year G PAT Pct. 2017 11 15-15 100 PERSONAL: Son of Scott and Mary Totals 11 15-15 100 Lamb...father played football at Dela- KICKOFFS Year G No. Yds. Avg. TB OB ware where his mother played lacrosse... 2017 11 31 1666 53.7 0 0 grandfather, Bob Lamb, played football at Totals 11 31 1666 53.7 0 0 North Carolina; cousin, Ryan Lamb, is on the lacrosse team at Virginia...has younger brothers, Kevin and Jamie, and a younger sister, Kiera...born 5/6/98.

DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. 2016 6/0 0-3 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 2017 11/0 14-12 26 1.5-2 0.5-0 0 0 1-0/1 Totals 17/0 14-15 29 1.5-2 0.5-0 0 0 1-0/1

28 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 82 75 13 Jake Liedtka Jake Marotti Blake Meyer WR – Jr. – 6-2, 180 OL – Jr. – 6-6, 285 TE – Jr. – 6-3, 225 Hamilton, N.J./ Baden, Pa./ Westminster, Calif./ Notre Dame Ambridge Ocean View Economics Economics Economics

2017: Played in seven games, seeing time 2017: Started every game in his second 2018: Moved to tight end for the 2018 primarily on special teams. campaign, starting the first two at right spring season. tackle before playing the final nine at left 2016: Did not see any varsity action in first tackle...caught a pass against Colgate 2017: Did not see any varsity action. season. (11/11)...one of just three linemen to start 2016: Did not see any varsity action in first every game. AT NOTRE DAME: Two-time West Jersey season. Football League First-Team selection at 2016: Played in three games in his rookie AT OCEAN VIEW: Two-time All-Golden wide receiver...racked up 525 receiving season, seeing time at tackle...played in the West League selection who earned the yards and eight touchdowns as a senior, Fordham, Army and Lehigh games. averaging 20.5 yards per catch... also played league’s offensive MVP honors as a senior... free safety...in track and field was the 2015 AT AMBRIDGE: All-Midwestern Athletic threw for a school-record 44 touchdowns Parochial A state champion in the high Conference (MAC) First-Team selection at during his career while racking up 4,396 jump while serving as a team captain... offensive tackle while garnering honorable passing yards....ran for 541 yards on 63 member of the National Language Honor mention status at defensive end...served as carries as a senior, adding six rushing Society...named Notre Dame’s “Trentonian team captain as a senior...played on school’s touchdowns...also spent time as the team’s High Achiever” in athletics for 2015-16... first team to make WPIAL playoffs in 10 kicker...played forward on the basketball executive leader of Catholic Athletes for seasons...suited up at offensive tackle, tight team, including two years as a starter... Christ...also served as a peer leader and was end, defensive end and long snapper... National Football Foundation Orange a member of Latin Club and Armed Forces multi-sport athlete who also competed County Chapter inductee....earned the Club. in baseball (first base, pitcher), track and Presidential Award for Excellence and was a field (shot put) and indoor soccer (goalie, Scholar with Honors. PERSONAL: Son of David and Jill offense)...high honor roll student who was PERSONAL: Son of Jeffrey and Brooke Liedtka…father played football at Ursinus the MAC Scholar-Athlete Award winner... Meyer...grandfathers, Ben Robinson and and older brother, David, threw the javelin attended WPIAL Scholar-Athlete Leadership Eric Wittenberg, played football and at Navy…also has younger brothers, Eric Summit...earned the Academic Extra Effort basketball, respectively, at Stanford...has a and John…born 3/17/98. Award and was a Technology Students of younger brother, Adam...born 5/13/98. America finalist...assisted with church festival and dinners...served as a junior high weight lifting coach...assisted with Partners for Quality.

PERSONAL: Son of John and Lori Marotti…has a younger sister, Rachel…born 4/22/98.

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 29 PERSONAL: Son of Eric and Ywatta Mitchell…has an older sister, Yakiya, and a 24 younger sister, Sophia…born 3/23/97. 86 Eric Mitchell Michael DEFENSIVE Fumbles DB – Jr. – 5-10, 185 Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. Moriarty Martinsburg, W. Va./ 2016 11/7 31-10 41 1.0-2 0.0-0 1-31 6 1-0/0 2017 11/10 32-9 41 1.5-2 0.0-0 3-4 10 1-0/0 WR – So. – 5-11, 185 Martinsburg/ Totals 22/17 63-19 82 2.5-4 0.0-0 4-35 16 2-0/0 Westfield, N.J./ Salisbury School Westfield Biology Undeclared

2018: Garnered Preseason All-Patriot AT WESTFIELD: Served as a receiver and League Second-Team honors from Phil kicker on two Group 5 undefeated state Steele FCS Magazine. 83 championship football teams...graduated Ryan Monteyne with four school kicking records and ranked 2017: Started 10 of 11 games at TE/FB – Jr. – 6-2, 220 seventh in Westfield history for career Wayne, N.J./ cornerback...battled his way through a string scoring...earned All-Division, All-Group Wayne Valley of injuries to secure All-Patriot League Economics 5 and All-State recognition...scored eight Second-Team honors...finished with 41 touchdowns and averaged 15 yards per tackles, including 1.5 for loss...second catch during his senior season...three-time on the team with three interceptions and 2017: Saw action on offense in the Bucknell letterwinner in lacrosse, playing in the seven pass breakups...made seven tackles (10/21) and Georgetown (11/4) games. midfield...served as team captain in lacrosse, vs. Fordham (10/7) and eight at Harvard leading squads to three consecutive Union (10/14) in consecutive weeks...picked off 2016: Did not see any varsity action in first County titles...honor roll student who two passes in a 7-0 win Georgetown (11/4) season. earned the President’s Award of Academic and another pass in the season-opener at Distinction...garnered the Gary Kehler AT WAYNE VALLEY: Named to the 2015 Monmouth (9/2)...recovered a fumble Student-Athlete Scholarship Award... All-USA Today New Jersey Football Team... at Lehigh (11/18) while also making five member of Model UN and Optimist Club... collected All-North Bergen First Team, stops. volunteered on the Presbyterian Church All-Passaic County First-Team and All-Big Mission Trips, and youth lacrosse and soccer North Conference Colonial Division First- 2016: Played in 11 games with seven starts coach. Team honors...part of the 2016 NJFCA at cornerback...one of three players to Super 100 Team...earned team offensive share in team rookie of the year honors... PERSONAL: Son of Kevin and Dianne MVP honors as a senior when he caught worked his way into the starting lineup by Moriarty...father played football at Yale and 30 passes for 600 yards and 11 touchdowns game three when he made three tackles mother played field hockey at Cornell... while helping lead team to a 9-2 record... at Princeton (9/17)...made two or more has an older sister, Nora, a younger sister, National Honor Society student...member of tackles in nine games...recovered a fumble Catherine, who plays lacrosse at Florida and Future Business Leaders of America. against Delaware (9/10)...intercepted a younger brother, Kevin...born 7/4/98. a pass and returned it 31 yards against PERSONAL: Son of Donald and Lisa Bucknell (10/22)...named to Patriot League Monteyne…father played football at Army… Academic Honor Roll with a 3.35 GPA. has an older brother, Andrew…born 7/1/98. AT MARTINSBURG: Named All-County First-Team offense and defense in his senior year (2014)...collected All-County First- Team defense and Second-Team offense honors as a junior...program was AAA champion from 2011-13...named the county track runner of the year in 2015...competed in the 100, 200 4x100 relay and 4x200 relay and holds the school record in all of the events...member of the National Honor Society, National Science Honor Society, National Arts Honor Society, National Spanish Honor Society and Interact Club.

AT SALISBURY SCHOOL: Spent a prep year at the Salisbury School in Salisbury, Conn…helped lead team to an 8-1 record… made 13 tackles with a sack and a three interceptions…made 15 catches for 268 yards and a touchdown.

30 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 37 14 10 Clennie Murphy Cole Northrup Sean O’Malley DB – So. – 5-9, 180 QB – So. – 6-1, 200 QB – So. – 6-2, 200 Beltsville, Md./ St. Augustine, Fla./ Beverly Hills, Calif./ Fairmont Heights St. Augustine Loyola Psychology and Economics Economics Environmental Studies

2017: Saw only action of the season at No. 2018: Garnered Preseason All-Patriot 2018: Joined team prior to 2018 spring 7 Villanova where he completed 1-of-4 League Third-Team honors from Phil Steele season. passes for five yards...second on the depth FCS Magazine. chart the entire season. AT FAIRMONT HEIGHTS: Three-year 2017: Started every game at quarterback letterwinner who played running back, AT ST. AUGUSTINE: Threw for more than as a freshman...first rookie to start opening wide receiver, defensive back and kick 7,000 yards and 72 touchdowns during his game at QB during Patriot League era (since returner in high school...also participated playing career, helping lead his squad to 1986)...played all but one offensive series in track and field as a sprinter and was a three district championships...named All- his freshman season...completed 241-of-397 member of a Maryland state championship State Honorable Mention in the 6A division (60.7) passes for 12 touchdowns and 1,967 team...four-year starter in baseball, playing in 2016 while also garnering All-St. John’s yards with 15 interceptions...set a Lafayette shortstop, second base and outfield... County Second-Team and All-First Coast single-season record with 241 completions selected as the Prince George’s County All- Third-Team honors (honorable mention in while his 397 attempts rank him second Star team and was the team MVP, helping those categories in 2013-15)...one of just behind Marko Glavic ’04 (399 in 2002)... guide the baseball team to three county three quarterbacks to throw for 7,000-plus earned first Patriot League Rookie of the championships...member of the Principal’s yards in St. John’s County, joining Tim Week honor (9/11) following a three- Honor Roll...named the school’s 2017 male Tebow and Nick Tronti...was the first- touchdown performance vs. Sacred Heart athlete of the year...volunteered in a summer ever four-year starting quarterback at his (9/9)...completed 30-of-44 for 325 yards program for special education students.... alma mater...played power forward on the and two touchdowns vs. Princeton (9/23) earned a POSSE Scholarship at Lafayette. basketball team...National Honor Society which garnered him a second P.L. Rookie member who maintained a 4.05 grade- of the Week honor (9/25)...threw longest PERSONAL: Son of Clennie III and Kia point average...volunteered for PAL football career completion in Princeton game, Murphy…has younger brothers, Solomon camps and other youth sports organizations. connecting with Joey Chenoweth for a 70- and Malachi…born 6/20/99. yard strike, the Leopards’ longest play from PERSONAL: Son of Tod Northrup and scrimmage in 2017...completed a 63-yard Karen Haseltine...father wrestled at St. Law- touchdown pass to Rocco Palumbo to push rence University...born 11/17/98. Lafayette to a 14-10 win over Fordham win (10/7).

AT LOYOLA: All-Mission League Second- Team selection in senior season...graduated as school’s career leader in passing yards (4,199) and touchdowns (32)...ran for 540 yards and 11 touchdowns as a three-year starter at quarterback...team captain who was named a 3-Star QB by 247sports.com...earned a scholar-athlete award from the National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame...two-sport athlete who also played baseball for one season...member of High Honor Roll...served as a Big Brother mentor at Loyola and as an admissions ambassador.

PERSONAL: Son of Jason and Kathleen O’Malley...has a younger sister, Nora...father played tight end at Montclair State...born 2/6/99.

PASSING Yds./ Year G/GS Comp.-Att.-Int Yds. TD. Lg Comp.% Game Effic 2017 11/11 241-397-15 1967 12 70 60.7 178.8 104.7 Total 11/11 241-397-15 1967 12 70 60.7 178.8 104.7

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RUSHING Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rush Yds./Game tackles for loss against Villanova (9/24) and 2016 8/0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 Georgetown (10/29)...made a career-high 2017 6/4 6 96 1 45 10.7 16.0 Total 14/4 6 96 1 45 10.7 6.9 12 tackles against Georgetown with two 6 RECEIVING sacks. Nick Pearson Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec. Yds./Game WR – Jr. – 5-9, 160 2016 8/0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2017 6/4 21 246 2 29 11.7 41.0 2015: Named team’s Defensive Rookie of Mason, Ohio/ Total 14/4 21 246 2 29 11.7 17.6 the Year...started six of the 10 games he Mason KICK RETURNS played, including the last three games at International Affairs Year G/GS No. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Ret Yds/Game 2016 8/0 6 111 0 22 18.5 13.9 the STRIKE linebacker...also spent time at 2017 6/4 5 127 0 36 25.4 21.2 safety...finished fifth on the team with 44 Total 14/4 11 238 0 36 21.6 17.0 2018: Garnered Preseason All-Patriot tackles for the season...made a season-high League Third-Team honors from Phil Steele seven tackles at Lehigh (11/21)...managed FCS Magazine. three pass breakups with two at Bucknell (10/31). 2017: Enjoyed a breakout year, playing in six games while starting four...missed five AT WARREN TOWNSHIP: Two-time games in the middle of the season due to 3 All-North Suburban Conference Team who Jerry Powe injury...finished with 21 catches for 246 also garnered News Sun All-Area honors... LB – Sr. – 6-1, 225 yards and two touchdowns...averaged 11.7 managed 10 interceptions during his career Gurnee, Ill./ yards per catch...proved to be a threat on Warren Township which included three seasons playing the ground, carrying nine times for 96 yards Mechanical Engineering cornerback, safety and wide receiver...ran and a touchdown...enjoyed the highest the hurdles and 100m in track and field... output of his career against Sacred Heart, honor roll student who earned All-State catching nine balls for 107 yards with a 2018: Selected as one of four team Academic team recognition...volunteered touchdown...accounted for the only score captains for upcoming season...named to for community service work with “Letter to in a 7-0 win at Georgetown (11/4), an the Preseason All-Patriot League Team at Santa” and “Candy Days” programs. 11-yard TD pass from Sean O’Malley in the linebacker...earned Preseason All-Patriot second quarter...added a new element to his League First-Team honors from Phil Steele PERSONAL: Son of Jerry and Tracy Powe... game against Lehigh (11/18), carrying six FCS Magazine. father is a supervisor of the Chicago White times for 95 yards while scoring on a one- Sox grounds crew...has younger brothers, yard run...also added a 45-yard run against 2017: Started all but one game at SAM Jalen and Jarrett and a younger sister, Lehigh. linebacker, earning All-Patriot League Trenise...born 12/16/96. Second-Team honors...finished third on the 2016: Played in eight games as a rookie, DEFENSIVE Fumbles seeing time primarily on special teams... team with 70 tackles, including six tackles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2015 10/6 30-14 44 1.0-1 0 0 3 1-0/0 made seven tackles on the season, including for loss with 2.5 sacks...made four or more 2016 11/11 47-31 78 9.5-26 3.0-10 0 4 1-0/0 two vs. Lehigh (11/19)...returned six kicks tackles in every game and six or more stops 2017 11/10 48-22 70 6.0-17 2.5-10 1 1 0-0/0 Totals 32/2 125-67 192 16.6-44 5.5-20 1 8 2-0/0 for 111 yards (18.5 yards per return) with a in nine games...had a season-high eight long off 22 yards. tackles against No. 7 Villanova, Princeton, Georgetown and Lehigh...intercepted first AT MASON: Three-year varsity starter who pass of his career against Princeton (9/23). was a Greater Miami Conference Second- Team selection...named team’s best wide 2016: Started every game at linebacker and receiver and secured the Comet MVP was named the team’s linebacker MVP... Award...played cornerback, wide receiver collected All-Patriot League Second-Team and punt returner...picked off four passes in honors...finished third on the team with 78 his senior season of 2015 while also making tackles...had 9.5 tackles for loss (second on 13 catches with five touchdowns...competed the team), including three sacks...recorded in track and field and was a state champion three or more tackles in each game...made as a member of the 4x200 relay...200 10 tackles to open the season at Central meter conference and district individual champion whose top time is 21.88...All- Connecticut State (9/2) and followed GMC First-Team honoree...served as an with 11 at Princeton (9/17)...had three athletic trainer’s assistant and was also a participant in the Big Brother program in youth football.

PERSONAL: Son of Donald and Beverly Pearson…has a younger sister, Chloe…born 9/1/98.

32 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 71 93 88 Austin Pyne Lavel Ramsey Liam Reedy OL – So. – 6-4, 295 DL – Sr. – 6-5, 270 TE – Sr. – 6-4, 215 Milford, Mass./Cushing Plano, Texas/ Wyomissing, Pa./ Academy/Lawrence Aca. Plano West Wyomissing Film & Media Studies Government & Law Economics

2017: Did not see any playing time. 2017: Played in all 11 games for the 2017: Played in the Lehigh game (11/22), second straight season while figuring in making one catch for six yards...one of 38 AT LAWRENCE ACADEMY: Earned the defensive tackle rotation and on special Leopards named to the Patriot League All-Independent School League honors in teams...made four tackles on the season, Academic Honor Roll, holding a 3.50 2016 while helping lead Lawrence Academy including two against Fordham (10/7) and semester GPA. team to a title...secured All-NEPSAC and one each against No. 7 Villanova (9/16) All-State honors...holds dual citizenship in and Holy Cross (9/30). 2016: Saw first varsity action at Bucknell the U.S. and Ireland...served as a Special (10/22). Olympics volunteer...avid electric guitar 2016: Played in all 11 games as a player. sophomore...made tackles in the Princeton, 2015: Did not see any game action. Villanova and Army games. PERSONAL: Son of David ’94 and Kristin AT WYOMISSING: Earned a Reading Pyne...father was an All-Patriot League First- 2015: Played in eight games, tallying eight Eagle All-Berks Second-Team Offense Team offensive lineman who started all 44 tackles on the season with three at Delaware selection as a senior, helping guide team games in his career and played in the 1994 (9/12) and Wagner (9/26). to District 3 AA championship...named Hula Bowl...has an older brother, David, All-Berks County Section 2 by the Berks who attended Tufts, and a younger brother, AT PLANO WEST: Earned All-District Football Coaches Association...played tight Kevin...born 10/8/97. First-Team honors and All-Collin County end in the wing-T offense which helped his laurels as a senior when he registered 57 squad average 287 yards and 39.5 points per tackles with 11 sacks, two fumble recoveries game...part of a 2012 squad that finished and blocked kick...member of state regional 16-0 and won a state title over Aliquippa... champion football squads...three-year played for league championship squad in member of basketball team which won the basketball and also played volleyball...played district title in 2013-14 with a 27-4 mark for Berks Red Storm on AAU basketball and the 2014-15 team is in the top 20 in the circuit...National Honor Society student... nation...played AAU basketball with 2012 youth football coaching volunteer who AAU under-15 national champions Frisco also worked with the Opportunity Houses Celtics, AAA Stallions in 2011 and Team program. Texas in 2010. PERSONAL: Son of Brian and Sarah PERSONAL: Son of Lavel Ramsey and Reedy...has an older brother, Connor, who LaTresha Waterford...father played played defensive end at Williams College and basketball at Santa Rosa College...has a younger sister, Charlotte...born 8/24/97. younger sisters, Lauren and Leah, and a younger brother, Landon...born 12/25/96.

DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2015 8/0 7-1 8 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 2016 11/0 1-2 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 2017 11/0 3-1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 Totals 30/0 11-4 15 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 33 as a junior…four-sport athlete who played Athletic Conference First-Team honors... basketball and baseball and ran the 100m served as team captain for 2013 squad and 200m on the track and field team… which posted a 14-1 mark and captured a 8 served on the leadership council for the conference and a Connecticut Class L state Quinn Revere Wesleyan Schools’ Athletic Department… title...Hearst Newspapers Super 33 selection WR – So. – 6-1, 180 secured the science award as a junior while while also garnering Norwalk Hour All-Area McKinney, Texas/ also qualifying for the school’s Merit List. honors...named MSG Varsity 2013 All- McKinney Christian Aca. Connecticut First Team and 2013 All-Metro Economics PERSONAL: Son of Ollis and Hattie Honorable Mention...secured 2013 USA O’Neal Robinson…born 7/27/97. Today American Family Insurance All- 2017: Played in seven games, seeing time USA Connecticut Team...three-year starter primarily on special teams...one of 38 who helped his squad post a 34-6 record... Leopards named to the Patriot League garnered All-Conference and All-State First- Academic Honor Roll, holding a 3.23 Team honors as a junior...played lacrosse for 43 two seasons. semester GPA. Michael Root LB – Sr. – 6-1, 230 AT McKINNEY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY: New Canaan, Conn./ PERSONAL: Father, Steven, played football All-State and All-District First-Team New Canaan selection at wide receiver, reeling in more Economics at the University of Maine... son of Steven than 900 yards each season...earned the and Susan Root...played in four seasons at All-District Athlete Award and was named Lafayette with high school teammate Mike Playing his final season using a the MCA team MVP...honor roll student 2018: Donnelly ’17...born 7/12/96. and scholar-athlete award winner...also medical redshirt...garnered Preseason All- Patriot League Third-Team honors from competed in track and field for which he was DEFENSIVE Fumbles a 100m and 200m regional finalist...served Phil Steele FCS Magazine. Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2014 10/0 4-6 10 0-0 0 0 0 0-0/0 as the president of the Young Men’s Service 2017: Started every game at MIKE 2015 3/0 2-5 7 1.0-1 0 0 0 0-0/0 League for one year and was also the vice 2016 11/11 34-51 85 3.5-13 2.0-10 0 1 0-0/0 linebacker...finished second on the team 2017 11/11 32-45 77 4.0-18 1.5-10 0 0 1-0/0 president and head chairman...community with 77 tackles, including 4.5 tackles for loss Totals 35/22 72-107 179 8.5-32 3.5-20 0 1 1-0/0 service volunteer who took a mission trip to with 1.5 sacks...had at least one tackle in Guatemala. every game and four or more in 10 games... PERSONAL: Son of Brian and Marie had nine tackles against Monmouth (9/2), Revere...has an older brother, Taylor, and No. 7 Villanova (9/16) and Holy Cross younger sisters, Rachael and Javiera...born (9/30) which managing a season-high 10 3/8/99. stops vs. Colgate (11/11)...recovered a fumble in the Bucknell game (10/21) when the Lafayette defense shut out the Bison offense. 58 2016: Started all 11 games at MIKE Ollis Robinson linebacker...led the team with 85 tackles, LB – Sr. – 5-10, 220 including 3.5 tackles for loss with two Stone Mountain, Ga./ sacks...had three or more tackles in every Wesleyan game...made 10 stops vs. Delaware (9/10) Biology and Economics and 12 tackles a week later at Princeton (9/17)...made a career-high 15 tackles

2017: Saw action in four games, primarily 2015: Played in three games before an on special teams. elbow injury ended his season...managed seven tackles on the season, four of which 2016: Missed entire season due to injury. came at Delaware (9/12). 2015: Saw time in two games, playing 2014: Played in 10 games, seeing time against Princeton and Georgetown. primarily on special teams...had a tackle AT WESLEYAN: Garnered All-Region in seven games and multiple tackles in First-Team honors and All-Gwinnett three games (Robert Morris, Colgate County Honorable Mention status…named and Lehigh)...named to Patriot League Atlanta Journal Constitution weekly Top Academic Honor Roll with a 3.25 GPA. Performer in September and October of AT NEW CANAAN: All-State First-Team his senior year…named Gwinnett County performer who led the state of Connecticut September Player of the Month…made 87 in tackles (176) in his senior year while tackles during his senior year, 13 for loss, registering 6.5 sacks, three interceptions, and 73 (six for loss) as a junior…carried 52 one forced fumble and a touchdown... times for 297 yards and three touchdowns garnered All-Fairfield County Interscholastic

34 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 46 22 26 Jacob Rose Selwyn Simpson Dmitry Smith LB – Sr. – 6-1, 205 RB – So. – 6-2, 225 DB – Jr. – 6-1, 200 Norcross, Ga./ Phoenixville, Pa./ Bradenton, Fla./ Greater Atlanta Spring-Ford Southeast/ Christian Economics Wyoming Seminary Economics & Policy Studies Government & Law

2017: Did not see any varsity action...one 2018: Garnered Preseason All-Patriot 2017: Did not see any game action as a of 38 Leopards named to the Patriot League League Third-Team honors from Phil Steele sophomore. Academic Honor Roll, holding a 3.43 FCS Magazine. semester GPA. 2016: Played in three games in his rookie 2017: Led the team in rushing as a rookie, season, making tackles in the Villanova 2016: Played in first five games of the carrying 54 times for 174 yards...caught (9/24), Fordham (10/8) and Army season, primarily on special teams, before two passes vs. No. 7 Villanova (9/16)... (10/15) contests. suffering a season-ending injury...made a scored the team’s first rushing touchdown tackle at Central Connecticut State (9/2) of the season in week eight against Bucknell, AT SOUTHEAST: Florida Athletic Coaches and Holy Cross (10/1)...named to Patriot punching in a two-yard run in the third Associate All-District 16 first-team defensive League Academic Honor Roll with a 3.35 quarter...ran for a season-high 57 yards and selection at defensive back in 2013 and GPA. a five-yard score at Lehigh (11/18). 2014...garnered Bradenton Herald All- Area First-Team Offense honors at wide 2015: Played in 10 games, missing only AT SPRING-FORD: Pioneer Athletic receiver in his senior season of 2014...in his the season opener, seeing time primarily on Conference First-Team selection...named senior season, made 58 tackles with nine special teams…finished with six tackles on Mercury All-Area while also garnering pass breakups, three forced fumbles and the season. Pennsylvania Football News honorable two fumble recoveries; made 37 catches for mention status...ran for 1,945 yards and 593 yards and five touchdowns while being AT GREATER ATLANTA CHRISTIAN: 43 touchdowns in his career...finished with named the wide receiver MVP...as a junior, Gwinnett County All-Region selection in 2,000 career all-purpose yards and 100 made 67 tackles with five breakups and one 2014, playing linebacker and fullback...made points scored...named team offensive MVP interception returned for a touchdown (a 70 tackles in senior season, helping his squad as a senior...two-sport athlete who played 99-yard INT run that set a school record)... to a 14-1 season and a Class AA runner- outfield and pitcher for a league title team... as a sophomore in 2012, made 14 catches up finish...team captain and three-year volunteered at a retirement home in his for 187 yards...completed the International letterwinner...four high school teammates hometown. Baccalaureate program...logged more than signed offers to play at Tennessee, Navy, 150 community service hours with his Georgia Tech and Georgia...also played PERSONAL: Son of Selwyn and Claudette church youth group and school events... lacrosse and holds school record for ground Simpson...born 12/13/98. speaks fluent Greek. balls in a season and goals by a long-stick midfielder...honor roll student who earned RUSHING AT WYOMING SEMINARY: Spent a Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rush Yds./Game the GACS scholar-athlete award...serves as a 2017 10/2 54 174 2 19 3.2 17.4 post-graduate year at Wyoming Seminary in board member for Atlanta Missions and as a Total 10/2 54 174 2 19 3.2 17.4 Kingston, Pa…football season was cut short recruiting head and leader for the Honduras RECEIVING during the second week of the season due to Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec. Yds./Game missions team. 2017 10/2 3 1 0 7 0.3 0.1 an achilles tendon injury. Total 10/2 3 1 0 7 0.3 0.1 PERSONAL: Son of Ernest and Natasha PERSONAL: Son of James and Mary Rose... Smith…born 9/30/96. father ran track at Penn and mother ran track and cross country at Carroll College... has younger brothers, Jonathan, Joshua and Joseph...born 12/18/96.

DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2015 10/0 5-1 6 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 2016 5/0 1-1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 2017 0/0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 Totals 15/0 6-2 8 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 35 PERSONAL: Son of Larry Spigner ’93 all-star center in basketball and also played and Lauren Mazza Spigner ’92...has an lacrosse...high honor roll student and older sister, Madison, and a younger sister, National Honor Society member...service 18 Jaden...comes from same high school as volunteer who helped feed community’s less Julian Erik Marsh ’95, Lafayette’s all-time leading fortunate. Spigner rusher...born 2/24/98. WR – Jr. – 6-3, 195 PERSONAL: Son of John and Alicia Tag- Easton, Pa./ gart...has an older sister, Samantha, who Bethlehem Catholic Government & Law was a swimmer at SUNY Fredonia, and younger sisters, MacKenna and Cadin...born 87 2/28/99. 2017: Earned the Scout Team Award on the Jake Taggart offensive side of the ball...did not play in any TE – So. – 6-4, 240 RECEIVING games. Bath, N.Y./Haverling Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec. Yds./Game Biology 2017 11/4 8 69 0 25 8.6 6.3 Total 11/4 8 69 0 25 8.6 6.3 2016: Played in three games in his rookie season, making tackles in the Villanova (9/24), Fordham (10/8) and Army (10/15) contests. 2017: Played in 11 games with four starts as a rookie...longest pass catch of the season AT BETHLEHEM CATHOLIC: All- came again No. 7 Villanova (9/16), a state selection in his junior season and 25-yard grab...made first career start vs. all-conference honoree his final three Holy Cross (9/30), a game the Leopards’ campaigns...finished with a 29-9 record won on a field goal at the final horn, and as a starter...threw for 5,370 yards and 57 followed with a start vs. Fordham (10/7)... touchdowns while rushing for 1,788 more had a season-high three catches for 20 yards with 17 rushing touchdowns...holds single- at Harvard (10/14)...started the final two season record for passing touchdowns (28) games of the season for an injured Dylan in 2014...won District 11 Class AAA titles Wadsworth. in 2013 and 2014...completed 103-of-213 for 1,528 yards and 18 touchdowns as a AT HAVERLING: All-State Second-Team sophomore in 2013 while also running for selection at tight end...earned All-Livingston 668 yards and two touchdowns...as a junior, County honors in three seasons, helping completed 143-of-221 for 2,297 yards and lead his squad to county Division I 28 touchdowns, adding 421 rushing yards championships in 2014 and 2015...part of a and five scores...completed 106-of-186 2015 team which was the Far West regional for 1,544 yards and 11 touchdowns while champion before advancing to the New York running for 596 yards and 10 touchdowns... State Class C Final Four...made 46 tackles three-year starter as a forward on the in his senior season at middle linebacker and basketball team, playing for the District reeled in 11 catches for 219 yards and two 11 runner up in 2012...honor roll student touchdowns at tight end...in 2015, made who was a member of the Student-Athlete 71 tackles with two forced fumbles while Council, Middle States Committee and Eco also catching 18 balls for 251 yards and Club...also volunteered for Germantown five touchdowns...played defensive end/ service trip, Kirkland Village, Free Throw tight end in his freshman and sophomore For Life and at Gracedale Nursing Home. campaigns...three-sport athlete who was an

36 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL and All-North Jersey at defensive back... garnered All-Big North First-Team honors his junior and senior seasons and All-Passaic Yasir4 Thomas County First-Team honors...helped lead Colin40 Thorne 2015 squad to a 10-2 mark and a North DB – Jr. – 5-11, 205 DB – Jr. – 6-1, 180 Paterson, N.J./ 1 Group 5 state title...in his senior season, Cheshire, Conn./ Passaic Tech he made 19 catches for 478 yards and six Cheshire/Suffield Economics touchdowns; served as a punt returner Academy with 23 returns for 365 yards and a pair of Economics TD’s...defensively, he made 57 tackles with 2018: Garnered Preseason All-Patriot 14 pass breakups and two interceptions... 2017: Did not see any playing time. League Second-Team honors from Phil finished his career with 1,137 all-purpose 2016: Played in eight games in his rookie Steele FCS Magazine. yards, with 31 career receptions for 671 yards and 11 touchdowns...added 63 career season...made three tackles with a pass 2017: Started all 11 games at strong safety... tackles...also competed in winter track and breakup at Fordham (10/8) and four tackles finished fourth on the team in tackles with field (high jump, long jump and sprints), at Bucknell (10/22). 65 stops, including 1.5 for loss...added four earning All-Big North honors in the high AT CHESHIRE/SUFFIELD ACADEMY: pass breakups and forced a fumble...had at jump (6-2) and as a member of the Group Three-year letterwinner in football, playing least three tackles in every game and five or 4 state section relay champs...All-Passaic quarterback, wide receiver, safety and more in nine games...notched career highs County Second Team in spring track...honor linebacker...teams were 33-18 during in tackles vs. Monmouth (9/2) and Sacred roll student who is on the Principal’s List his career...managed 199 tackles and five Heart (9/9) with eight...forced a fumble in and a member of the Circle of Success... interceptions over four seasons...added the Lehigh game when he tied a season-best volunteer for Silk City Cardinals Youth 160 kick return yards, six touchdowns with six solo tackles. Football Organizations. and 464 all-purpose yards in one season... 2016: Played in 11 games with four starts... played catcher and third base in baseball and PERSONAL: Son of Kanasha Moore...has a began season as a wide receiver, but made midfield in lacrosse for two seasons each... younger sister, Yahjanae…comes from same the move to defensive back for the final honor roll student...volunteered with Best high school as Robin Cepeda ’17…born three games...one of three players to Buddies, Special Olympics and Lights of 8/20/98. share in team rookie of the year honors... Hope organizations. finished with 15 catches for 132 yards and PERSONAL: Son of Craig and Beverly a touchdown...defensively, started the last DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. Thorne...father played football at Ithaca... three games at strong safety, recording 2016 11/4 9-5 14 0.0-0 0.0-0 1-23 4 0-0/0 2017 11/11 40-25 65 1.5-2 0.0-0 0-0 4 1-0/0 has a brother, Craig...born 9/7/96. four tackles and a pass breakup in each of Totals 22/15 49-30 79 1.5-2 0.0-0 1-23 8 1-0/0 those games...one of the Leopards’ top kick returners, averaging 16.8 return yards on his RECEIVING Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec Yds/Game 19 attempts...picked off a pass and returned 2016 11/4 15 132 1 20 8.8 12.0 2017 11/11 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 it 23 yards against Lehigh (11/19). Total 22/15 15 132 1 20 8.8 6.0 AT PASSAIC TECH: Named USA Today All-State First Team, All Group 5 First Team

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 37 12 28 62 Otis Thrasher J.J. Younger Kevin Zataveski DB – So. – 6-2, 180 RB – So. – 5-8, 165 OL – Sr. – 6-4, 280 Atlanta, Ga./Luella/ Pittsburgh, Pa./ Delran, N.J./Delran Wyoming Seminary Central Catholic Mathematics-Economics Neuroscience Economics

2017: Played in five games, seeing time 2017: Missed entire season due to injury. 2018: Selected as one of four team captains primarily on special teams...made career for upcoming season...garnered Preseason debut in a last-second win at Holy Cross CENTRAL CATHOLIC: All-State All-Patriot League Second-Team honors (9/30). selection at tailback...garnered Northern 7 from Phil Steele FCS Magazine. Conference First-Team honors...selected as AT LUELLA: All-Region honors at the WPIAL Player of the Year...MVP of the 2017: Sat out entire season...one of 38 defensive back...selected to the Georgia 2015 state championship squad that beat Leopards named to the Patriot League Southwest Bowl All-Star Game...two-time Parkland 21-18 in the title game to finish Academic Honor Roll, holding a 3.68 letterwinner who earned most-improved with a 15-1 mark...member of three WPIAL semester GPA. and top defensive back awards...finished championship teams, including 2016 squad 2016: Moved to center and started all 11 with 47 total tackles (5.2 per game), seven that finished as the state runner-up...ran games as one of the anchors of the offensive pass breakups and an interception for for 2,165 yards at 9.5 yards per carry while line. touchdown...also competed in track in the finishing with 39 career touchdowns... three-sport athlete who ran the 100 (10.8), 4x100 relay (42.61), placing second in 2015: Named team Offensive Co-Rookie of 200 (42.4) and 4x100 in track and played the Region 4-5A Championships, sixth in the Year...started every game at right guard, centerfield on the baseball team...helped the sectional meet and 11th in the state of one of two offensive linemen to maintain break 27-year-old school record in 4x100 Georgia in the 5A class. starting spot throughout...named to Patriot relay...won the WPIAL 100m dash and League Academic Honor Roll with a 3.23 Son of James and Bonita was the state runner-up...high honor roll PERSONAL: GPA. Thrasher...has an older brother, Donte, and student who participates in the Crossroads an older sister, Kenya...born 9/7/97. Foundation...member of the Boy Scouts of AT DELRAN: Two-time All-West Jersey America and achieved rank of Eagle Scout in Football League First-Team selection June 2018. at offensive line...garnered all-county second-team recognition his final two PERSONAL: Son of Jermaine and Monica seasons...2014 Philadelphia Inquirer All- Younger...has an older sister, Jamilah, South Jersey Second Team honoree while a younger sister, Jenell, and a younger also serving as team captain...competed brother, Julian...uncle, Keith Younger, in basketball, serving as team captain as played football at Kent State and cousin a junior and senior...secured 2013 all- Tyler Fisher competed in track and field at conference first-team honors in track and Penn..born 8/27/99. field, throwing the shot put and discus in track and field...National Honor Society student who was a member of the Number One Club for leadership and character... earned the Gordon-Masters Football Club of Burlington Country Scholar-Athlete award in 2013...served as the junior class president...volunteered for his church and served as a camp counselor at summer camps.

PERSONAL: Son of Walter and Lori Zataveski...father played football at Lycoming and his uncle, Mark, played at Notre Dame...older brother, Nick ’16, was a multiple-year starter on the offensive line Lafayette...born 1/2/97.

38 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Freshmen 15 30 11 Jordan Anderson Caleb Burr Shane Davis DB – Fr. – 5-10, 170 DB – Fr. – 6-2, 200 QB – Fr. – 6-1, 175 Temple, Ga./ Avon Lake, Ohio/ Arnold, Md./ South Paulding Avon Lake Broadneck Undeclared Economics Undeclared

AT SOUTH PAULDING: All-region AT AVON LAKE: Three-year starter who AT BROADNECK: Named the 2017 honorable mention an all-county selection earned all-conference, all-county and all- Capital Gazette Player of the Year in at defensive back...played cornerback and district honors…played defensive back, wide Anne Arundel County and was the 2017 running back in high school...earned the receiver, running back and kick returner… Jim Rhodes Trophy winner given by the Golden Helmet Award for academic and led team to an 8-4 record as a team captain Annapolis Touchdown Club to the most athletic excellence...two-sport athlete who in 2017, helping guide squad to a win over outstanding player in the county...earned was a four-year letterwinner in track and No. 1 team in the state…also competed in Capital Gazette All-County First Team field, competing in the 100, 200, long jump track and field (sprinter) where he is the honors in 2017 along with All-Metro and relays...school record holder in the long school record holder in the 100m, tying Second-Team honors from the Baltimore jump, an event in which he was a two-time a 30-year old record with a time of 10.6 Sun and All-Metro honorable mention county champion, a region champion and seconds…all-conference and all-district status from the Washington Post...threw finished in third in the state in the 6A class... selection and a regional qualifier in track… for 4,528 yards and 52 touchdowns (both county champion and state qualifier in the high honor roll student…participates in school records), with his 2,478 yards and 200 while earning regional qualifier status mission work that has taken him to Russia 31 TD’s in 2017 also setting single-season in the 100...member of Future Business with Next Step Ministries. marks...named team captain in senior Leaders of America, Spearhead, a youth season...finished his career with a 19-5 mentorship program, while also participating PERSONAL: Son of David and Julie Burr… record as a starter...played point guard on in the Spartan Brother program...self-taught has a younger brother, Kyle…cousin John the basketball team, averaging 15 points pianist. Swanson played baseball at Cincinnati and per game in his senior year when team was other cousin Dylan Swanson played lacrosse 15-9...the team captain secured All-County PERSONAL: Son of Shonda Anderson... at Detroit…comes from same high school as laurels from the Capital Gazette during born 12/1/99. current assistant coach Christian Pace…born his senior season...honor roll student who 6/18/99. volunteered with the Boys and Girls Club... served as the president of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

PERSONAL: Son of Emmett and Gail Davis...has an older brother, Emmett, who plays wide receiver at Navy and a younger brother, Brendan...father is a former basketball standout at St. Lawrence; he was the head coach at Colgate from 1999-2011 and is currently an assistant coach at Navy... mother played basketball at La Salle where she was a four-year letterwinner and team captain her senior year...born 9/4/99.

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 39 84 32 48 Aziz Diomande Joe Egan Scott Fernandes WR – Fr. – 5-10, 185 DB – Fr. – 5-10, 175 LB – Fr. – 6-2, 215 Rockville, Md./ Atlanta, Ga./ Tewksbury, N.J./ Walter Johnson Westminster School Voorhees Economics Economics Economics

AT WALTER JOHNSON: All-County First- AT WESTMINSTER SCHOOL: Three- AT VOORHEES: Played wide receiver, tight Team selection who played running back, year starter at Westminster, helping guide end, full back, defensive end, linebacker wide receiver, quarterback and defensive program to a 40-15 record and a 2015 state and kicker during his prep career...all- back...finished with 1,129 all-purpose yards title...three-sport athlete who also competed conference selection as a senior when he and 10 touchdowns in eight games in his in soccer (right back/striker) and track help lead his squad to the state title game senior season...named the team’s offensive and field (100, long jump)...part of a 2016 and a 9-3 record...finished career with 20 MVP...was team captain for two seasons... state championship team in soccer...served sacks (a school record) and 146 tackles...also four-time winner of the Student-Athlete as an elementary school tutor and youth a standout wrestler who was a member of Award...also earned the Sportsmanship basketball coach...avid photographer. two sectional championships and one district Award...two-sport athlete who also championship...two-time all-conference competed in track and field (100, 200, PERSONAL: Son of John and Jill Egan... selection who finished with 75 career falls 4x100 relay and long jump)...honor roll has three older brothers, John, Jake and (school-record) and 115 career victories... student...volunteers in a special needs class. Jackson...John was a defensive back at served as a team captain his final two seasons Georgetown, graduating in 2015 and when the Star Ledger named him to the PERSONAL: Son of Oumou Diarrassouba... playing there under current Leopard All-Area Third Team...garnered All-Area mother played basketball at the University defensive coordinator Luke Thompson... Second-Team laurels from the Trenton of Abidjan...has an older sister, Marie-Solene born 10/20/99. Times...honor roll student who secured the Alao...born 2/4/00. Hunterdon/Warren County Scholar-Athlete Award...volunteered for the Hunterdon Outreach Program...served as a clinician at Voorhees junior wrestling camps... helped raise money for cancer patients and a local Special Olympics camp...started a landscaping/woodworking business at 14.

PERSONAL: Son of Robert and Gina Fernandes...father was a downhill skier at Maine...older brother, Michael, wrestles at Roger Williams...born 1/31/00.

40 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 16 76 52 Troy Fisher Matthew Fiume Ian Grayson QB – Fr. – 6-4, 215 OL – Fr. – 6-3, 250 DL – Fr. – 6-0, 260 Cranberry Township, Pa./ Ashburn, Va./ Cresskill, N.J./ Pittsburgh Central Broad Run Don Bosco Prep Catholic Mechanical Engineering Engineering Economics/Int’l Affairs

AT PITTSBURGH CENTRAL CATHOLIC: AT BROAD RUN: All-State Second-Team AT DON BOSCO PREP: All-county All-State quarterback who threw for 4,329 selection who helped lead his squad to a 9-3 second-team honoree in two seasons, yards and 44 touchdowns while running record in 2016 and a 10-2 mark in 2017 on playing defensive tackle, offensive guard and for 1,513 yards and 32 touchdowns… the way to a pair of district championships… fullback...helped lead team to a state title in led his team to a pair of WPIAL titles, one earned All-Potomac District honors while 2015 with a record of 8-3...member of the state championship and one state runner- garnering All-Region 5C North First-Team National Honor Society, English National up finish…honor roll student and National laurels…two-sport athlete who also played Honor Society and Tri-M Music Honors Honor Society member…member of the defense on the lacrosse team…honor roll Society...honor roll student...community Baginski Scholars program…served as a student who was inducted into the National service volunteer with hospice, soup kitchens food bank volunteer while also performing Honor Society…on the executive board of and food and toy drives...also served as a community service with his church… Sigma Tau Sigma, a freshman mentoring tutor and music mentor...plays the trumpet. certified SCUBA diver. program…achieved Life Scout honors from the Boy Scouts of America…participated in PERSONAL: Son of Ian and Aurelia PERSONAL: Son of David and Kristen Readers are Leaders…avid fisherman. Grayson...has older sisters, Christina and Fisher…has a younger sister, Payton…born Alana...comes from same hometown as Andy 10/25/99. PERSONAL: Son of James and Monice Labudev ’18...born 1/11/00. Fiume…has an older brother, Jimmy, who plays football at Washington and Lee… father played football at Georgia Southern… born 6/18/99.

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 41 74 99 29 Joe Grundhoffer Malik Hamm Tessema Haskins OL – Fr. – 6-6, 260 DL – Fr. – 6-3, 240 DB – Fr. – 6-0, 195 Wisconsin Rapids, Wis./ Baltimore, Md./ Ellenwood, Ga./ Assumption City College H.S. Peddie School Engineering Economics Economics

AT ASSUMPTION: Earned five all- AT CITY COLLEGE H.S.: Played three AT PEDDIE SCHOOL: Three-year starter conference selections over four varsity seasons of varsity football, seeing time at at Peddie who played cornerback, safety, seasons, playing tackle, tight end and defensive end…earned the Unsung Hero running back and wide receiver…helped defensive end...garnered honorable mention Award and was a two-year captain…played guide his team to a 7-2 record and a 2017 all-state status at tight end and defensive two seasons of varsity lacrosse (attack), Mid-Atlantic Prep League championship… end...made 16 catches for 225 yards and a serving as a team captain in both…competed earned All-MAPL Second-Team honors… touchdown in 2017...finished career with in one season of track and field (shot put)… named to the MAPL Second-Team 200 tackles (56 solo), 23 tackles for loss, named to the Principal’s Honor Roll and defense…two-sport athlete who also 13 sacks and one interception...named garnered the Rivals Student-Athlete Award. competed in basketball, leading his team to conference defensive player of the year in a MAPL title…world traveler, who has been 2017 while also securing All-Cloverwood PERSONAL: Son of Akil and Mia Hamm… to five of the seven continents. Conference First-Team honors on the has an older brother, Akil, and a younger offensive line and defensive line...in 2016, brother, Makai…born 8/26/00. PERSONAL: Son of Johnny and Pamela collected first-team league honors at Haskins…has an older brother, Negasi and a tight end and second-team laurels on the younger sister, Zauditu…born 12/31/99. defensive line...named a second-team all- league selection in 2015...three-sport athlete who also played basketball (forward) and baseball (P, 3B, 1B)...named Marawood Conference Player of the Year in basketball in 2016-17, averaging 17.9 ppg...all- conference selection in 2015-16 and 2016- 17...averaging 19 ppg game as a senior and has eclipsed the 1000-point plateau for his career...all-conference second-team selection in baseball...member of the National Honor Society and Math League...plays the drums, piano and harmonica.

PERSONAL: Son of Gregory and Kathleen Grundhoffer...father played football at St. Thomas...has an older sister, Gena, who plays basketball at Lehigh, and a younger sister, Jessie...born 3/28/00.

42 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 57 35 64 Christian Hollar Ty Hranicka Mike Hughes LB – Fr. – 6-2, 215 LB – Fr. – 5-11, 215 OL – Fr. – 6-3, 270 Wilmington, N.C./ Mendham, N.J./ Wyckoff, N.J./ Hoggard Pope John XXIII Ramapo Economics Economics and Engineering Government & Law

AT HOGGARD: All-area and all-conference AT POPE JOHN XXIII: A three-year AT RAMAPO: All-Bergen County First- selection who helped lead his team to the starter…played quarterback his sophomore Team selection and all-conference honoree Mideastern Conference title in 2017 when it and junior season before moving to who helped lead his team to a state title was 13-1 and finished as the North Carolina linebacker as a senior…made 61 tackles with game appearance in 2017…team captain as 4A East runner-up...led the team in tackles, three sacks and an interception in 2017… a senior…played offensive guard and tackle solo tackles and tackles for loss...paced his named to the All-United White Division during his high school career…member of conference in solo tackles and tackles for loss Second-Team at quarterback in 2016 and 2015 state championship team…volunteers in 2016 and 2017...three-sport athlete who linebacker in 2017. at an assisted living home…coached at a also competed in wrestling (138, 170, 220) summer youth football camp. and baseball (catcher)...2018 Mideastern PERSONAL: Son of Todd and Jennifer Conference champion at 220 pounds in Hranicka…father and his uncle, Mike PERSONAL: Son of Mike and Jennifer wrestling, earning all-area and all-conference Hranicka, played football at Delaware…has a Hughes…has a younger sister, Kerri…comes honors...served as a team captain in football younger sister, Madison…born 1/5/00. from same high school as Blake Constanzo and wrestling...honor roll student who ’06, a former All-Patriot League linebacker admitted into his high school’s International who played eight seasons in the NFL…born Baccalaureate Program...maintained a 4.0 10/4/99. GPA throughout high school...a member of the Foreign Language Honor Society... member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes...National Honor Society inductee...member of National Beta Club... earned the Carolina Panthers’ Community Captain Award in 2017, stemming from his establishment of Hollar For Help, a peer tutoring group for student-athletes... created Coach’s Closet program which helps provide a reliable source of nutrition for student-athletes outside of the school setting...participated in Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard, First Fruit Ministries and Meals on Wheels and several other community organizations within the Wilmington area... winner of the Tar News Varsity Tom Grady Community Spirit Award.

PERSONAL: Son of Richard and Kristi Hollar...has three younger brothers, Chadwick, Cayden and Collin...born 4/25/00.

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 43 94 21 66 Colin Hurlbrink TayJon Martin Casey McCollum DL – Fr. – 6-3, 250 DB – Fr. – 5-11, 175 OL – Fr. – 6-6, 280 Swarthmore, Pa./ Houston, Texas/ Lancaster, Pa./ Haverford School Episcopal Penn Manor Undeclared Economics Mechanical Engineering

AT HAVERFORD SCHOOL: All-Delaware AT EPISCOPAL: All-Private School PENN MANOR: Two-time conference County and All-Inter-Academic League First-Team and All-Southern Preparatory all-star who played tackle and tight end in First-Team selection, playing defensive Conference First-Team honoree who played three varsity seasons...district qualifier in and offensive line…Mini Maxwell Award quarterback, wide receiver and cornerback… track and field (shot put) who competed in winner…served as team captain in 2017… academic all-district honoree in basketball four seasons...played center on the basketball three-year starter who helped lead his team (point guard, shooting guard and small team...played in the Big 33 game in June to a conference title and a 10-0 record forward)…volunteered for Kids Meals and 2018 along with teammate Billy Shaeffer. in 2015 and a 7-3 mark as a junior… MLK Service clean-up…participated in three-sport athlete who also competed in Challenger Football. PERSONAL: Son of Charles and Jean basketball (power forward/center) and McCollum...has a younger sister, Cassidy... track and field (shot put)…recipient of PERSONAL: Son of Latanya Martin born 3/8/00. Headmaster Scholarship Fund. Brown…has an older sister, Tajonique, and an older brother, Antoine, and a younger PERSONAL: Son of Jim and Yolanda brother, Cameron…born 11/25/99. Hurlbrink…has an older sister, Brooke… born 9/20/00.

44 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 17 77 54 Tim Payne Joshua Roberts Ed Rogowski WR – Fr. – 6-1, 165 OL – Fr. – 6-7, 315 LS – Fr. – 6-2, 235 Newport News, Va./ Virginia Beach, Va./ Streetsboro, Ohio/ Heritage Tallwood St. Edward Economics Undeclared Economics

AT HERITAGE: All-Region First-Team AT TALLWOOD: Two-year starter at right AT ST. EDWARD: Two-year starter at long selection and All-757 First-Team honoree... tackle…named to the All-Beach District snapper…two-time OHSAA Division 4 finished with more than 1,300 receiving Second-Team. State Champion (2014, 2015)…won special yards and 13 touchdowns in his senior teams leadership award in three straight season...two-sport athlete who also plans to PERSONAL: Son of Winfred and Gail seasons…honor roll student and National compete in track and field at Lafayette...11- Roberts…has an older brother, Jamal, and Honor Society inductee…worked at Camp time outdoor/indoor hurdle state an older sister, Janell…born 5/20/99. Otyokwah as a camp counselor…member of champion...AAU national champion in the student government. hurdles....selected as a New Balance All- American...holds his school record in 110 PERSONAL: Son of Edward and Jennifer high hurdles (13.93)...ran a 53.93 in the Rogowski…has one older sister, Maddie, 400 hurdles...honor roll student who was an and two younger sisters, Sophia and executive board member of SADD. Elizabeth…born 10/7/99.

PERSONAL: Son of Kristal Branch...has a younger sister, Nina...born 2/25/00.

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 45 85 91 89 Zadok Scott Billy Shaeffer Steven Stilianos WR – Fr. – 6-4, 225 DL – Fr. – 6-3, 220 TE – Fr. – 6-5, 235 Aledo, Texas/All Saints Warrington, Pa./ Hayes, Va./ Episcopal/Wyoming Archbishop Wood Christchurch School Seminary Economics Engineering Undeclared

AT WYOMING SEMINARY: Played a post- AT ARCHBISHOP WOOD: Two-time AT CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL: Named grad year at the school in Kingston, Pa. All-Catholic League selection who played UISAA D2 Player of the Year and was a defensive end and tight end...played for unanimous All-State First-Team selection AT ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL: All- two state championship teams...earned at defensive lineman (second-team all-state conference first-team selection in 2015 Intelligencer All-Bucks-Mont honors... at quarterback) as a senior when he made and 2016...led the team in receiving yards honor roll student...worked as a youth 53 tackles and added eight sacks...threw for his junior and senior seasons while also football camp counselor...played in the Big 889 yards and 11 touchdowns and ran for serving as a team captain...part of four state 33 game in June 2018 along with Lafayette 827 yards and six touchdowns in 2017... championship teams at the 4A level in Texas. teammate Casey McCollum. also earned all-state defensive line honors as a junior...finished career with 1,836 career PERSONAL: Son of Barbara Bailey…born PERSONAL: Son of William and Danika passing yards, scoring 18 touchdowns...ran 10/28/98. Shaeffer...has seven younger brothers: for 1,324 yards (7.8 yards per carry) and Patrick, Daniel, Luke, James, Matthew, Joe finished with 10 rushing touchdowns...made and Thomas...born 9/1/99. 121 tackles in his career with 12 sacks... served as the team captain for two seasons of basketball at forward and was a three-year starter...National Honor Society selection... served as a school tour guide and a YMCA volunteer...member of school choir.

PERSONAL: Son of Scott and Ruth Stilianos...played for former Lafayette football player Keith Bloom ’07 at Christchurch...born 2/25/00.

46 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 47 78 23 Logan Whelan Ben Wild Romeo Wykle WR – Fr. – 5-8, 165 OL – Fr. – 6-6, 305 DB – Fr. – 6-1, 190 Shrewsbury, N.J./ Newtown, Pa./ Cleveland, Tenn./ Red Bank Catholic Berks Catholic/ Cleveland Economics Hun School Economics International Affairs

AT RED BANK CATHOLIC: Earned AT BERKS CATHOLIC: Played left offensive AT CLEVELAND: Two-time all-region Academic All-Shore Conference honors tackle, helping his squad to a 12-2 mark selection, playing safety and wide while playing wide receiver...two year- in 2015 and 2016 while advancing to receiver...made 100-plus tackles with nine starter on the football team...also played the state semifinals at the 4A level…spent interceptions during his career and finished guard on the basketball team for three time volunteering with underprivileged with 20 touchdowns on the offensive end... seasons. elementary school students during summer two-time district champion in basketball, camp. running up a 45-8 record over his final two PERSONAL: Son of Chris and Larson seasons...honors student who was named Whelan...has a younger sister, Harley... AT HUN SCHOOL: Spent a prep year at a Raider Scholar...volunteered as a youth grandfather, John Lloyd, played lacrosse at the school in Princeton, N.J…played right basketball coach. Princeton...born 9/2/99. offensive tackle, helping lead his team to an 8-1 record and a share of the Mid-Atlantic PERSONAL: Son of Jason and Anne Prep League title…earned All-MAPL Person, has brothers, Shawn and Jay and a Second-Team honors. sister Mariyah...born 2/22/00.

PERSONAL: Son of Melissa Ciatto and Michael Wild…has a younger sister, Esther, and a younger brother, Elijah…born 10/28/98.

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NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 2018 Roster 5 Reed Aichholz QB So. 6-5 225 Cincinnati, Ohio/Indian Hill 2 CJ Amill RB Sr. 5-9 180 Youngstown, Ohio/Cardinal Mooney Breakdown 15 Jordan Anderson DB Fr. 5-10 170 Temple, Ga./South Paulding BY CLASS 20 Izaiah Avent DB Sr. 5-11 190 Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty Seniors: 21 70 Gavin Barclay OL So. 6-6 295 York, Pa./York Surburban Juniors: 20 97 Ryan Barnett DL Jr. 6-3 235 Chatham, N.J./Chatham Sophomores: 18 19 Jacob Bissell K/P Sr. 6-1 200 Allentown, Pa./Parkland Freshmen: 27 65 Colin Bradley OL Jr. 6-5 285 Bryn Mawr, Pa./Radnor 98 Demetrius Breedlove DL Jr. 6-2 260 Rochester, N.Y./McQuaid Jesuit BY LETTERWINNERS 36 Antonio Brewer RB Jr. 5-11 185 Portland, Ore./Millennium Brooklyn Seniors: 15 60 John Burk OL So. 6-4 310 Lake Hiawatha, N.J./Parsippany Juniors: 12 30 Caleb Burr DB Fr. 6-2 200 Avon Lake, Ohio/Avon Lake Sophomores: 9 8 Kaizer Butler DB Sr. 6-1 200 Chatsworth, Calif./Sierra Canyon BY POSITION: 1 Joey Chenoweth WR Sr. 5-11 165 Los Angeles, Calif./St. John Bosco QB: 6 34 Andrew Chuma DL Sr. 6-3 240 Ridgefield, Conn./Ridgefield/Suffield Academy TB: 5 45 Trent Crossan DB Sr. 5-9 180 Shoreham, N.Y./Sachem North/Suffield Academy FB: 2 11 Shane Davis QB Fr. 6-1 175 Arnold, Md./Broadneck WR: 11 33 Ryan Dickens LB So. 6-2 225 Hazlet, N.J./Raritan TE: 7 84 Aziz Diomande WR Fr. 5-10 185 Rockville, Md./Walter Johnson OL: 14 55 Troy Dixon LB Sr. 6-2 210 Los Angeles, Calif./Loyola DL: 12 27 Mike Dunn RB Jr. 6-1 205 Yarmouthport, Mass./Dennis-Yarmouth Regional/ LB: 11 Cheshire Academy DB: 17 92 Keith Earle DL Jr. 6-2 250 North Wales, Pa./North Penn K/P: 2 32 Joe Egan DB Fr. 5-10 175 Atlanta, Ga./Westminster School LS: 2 44 Will Eisler FB/TE Sr. 6-2 240 Scarsdale, N.Y./Scarsdale 81 Angus Evans TE Sr. 6-5 275 Verona, N.Y./Rome Free Academy/Bridgton Aca. FRED M. KIRBY II ’42 48 Scott Fernandes LB Fr. 6-2 210 Glen Gardner, N.J./Voorhees HEAD FOOTBALL COACH 16 Troy Fisher QB Fr. 6-4 215 Cranberry Twp., Pa./Pittsburgh Central Catholic John Garrett (Princeton ’88, 2nd season) 76 Matthew Fiume OL Fr. 6-3 250 Ashburn, Va./Broad Run 9 Tony Giudice DL Sr. 6-2 265 Monroe Township, N.J./Avon Old Farms/ OFFENSIVE STAFF Syracuse University John Van Dam 25 Chris Granjean WR Sr. 5-8 160 Windermere, Fla./Windermere Prep (Offensive Coordinator/QB) Gordon Sammis (OL) 52 Ian Grayson DL Fr. 6-1 260 Cresskill, N.J./Don Bosco Prep 90 Harrison Greenhill DE So. 6-4 245 Orlando, Fla./Lake Highland Prep/Army West Point Christian Pace (TE/FB) 73 Logan Grieser OL Sr. 6-3 275 Arlington, Ohio/Arlington Tiquan Underwood (WR) 74 Joe Grundhoffer OL Fr. 6-6 260 Wisconsin Rapids, Wis./Assumption Kevin Callahan (RB) 96 Stewart Hackleman LS/DL Jr. 6-3 245 Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Pine Crest DEFENSIVE STAFF 99 Malik Hamm DL Fr. 6-3 240 Baltimore, Md./City College H.S. Luke Thompson 63 Taron Hampton OL So. 6-3 305 Palmyra, N.J./St. Joseph’s Prep (Defensive Coordinator/LB) 29 Tessema Haskins DB Fr. 6-1 195 Ellenwood, Ga./Peddie School Doug McFadden (DB) 57 Christian Hollar LB Fr. 6-2 215 Wilmington, N.C./Hoggard 35 Ty Hranicka LB Fr. 5-11 215 Mendham, N.J./Pope John XXIII Andrew Seumalo (DL) 64 Mike Hughes OL Fr. 6-3 270 Wyckoff, N.J./Ramapo Rich Yahner (LB) 94 Colin Hurlbrink DL Fr. 6-3 250 Swarthmore, Pa./Haverford School SPECIAL TEAMS Marc Nudelberg (Recruiting/Special Teams Coordinator)

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NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 31 Kevin Hutchinson DB Jr. 6-1 185 St. Marys, Ga./Camden County 42 Major Jordan LB So. 6-1 215 Frackville, Pa./North Schuylkill 7 Tre Jordan DB Jr. 6-1 185 Easton, Pa./Notre Dame 38 Jeffrey Kordenbrock K/P So. 5-10 180 Glenelg, Md./Calvert Hall 59 Jack Lamb LB Jr. 6-1 230 Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks East 15 Mike Lewis QB Sr. 6-1 205 Palmyra, Pa./Palmyra 82 Jake Liedtka WR Jr. 6-2 180 Hamilton, N.J./Notre Dame 75 Jake Marotti OL Jr. 6-6 285 Baden, Pa./Ambridge 21 TayJon Martin DB Fr. 5-11 175 Houston, Texas/Episcopal 66 Casey McCollum OL Fr. 6-6 280 Lancaster, Pa./Penn Manor 13 Blake Meyer TE Jr. 6-3 225 Westminster, Calif./Ocean View 24 Eric Mitchell DB Jr. 5-10 185 Martinsburg, W. Va./Martinsburg/Salisbury 83 Ryan Monteyne TE/FB Jr. 6-2 220 Wayne, N.J./Wayne Valley 86 Michael Moriarty WR So. 5-11 185 Westfield, N.J./Westfield 37 Clennie Murphy DB So. 5-9 180 Beltsville, Md./Fairmont Heights 14 Cole Northrup QB So. 6-1 200 St. Augustine, Fla./St. Augustine 10 Sean O’Malley QB So. 6-2 200 Beverly Hills, Calif./Loyola 17 Tim Payne WR Fr. 6-1 165 Newport News, Va./Heritage 6 Nick Pearson WR Jr. 5-9 160 Mason, Ohio/Mason 3 Jerry Powe LB Sr. 6-1 225 Gurnee, Ill./Warren Township 71 Austin Pyne OL So. 6-4 295 Milford, Mass./Cushing Academy/Lawrence Aca. 93 Lavel Ramsey DL Sr. 6-5 270 Plano, Texas/Plano West 88 Liam Reedy TE Sr. 6-4 215 Wyomissing, Pa./Wyomissing 8 Quinn Revere WR So. 6-1 180 McKinney, Texas/McKinney Christian Academy 77 Joshua Roberts OL Fr. 6-7 315 Virginia Beach, Va//Tallwood 58 Ollis Robinson LB Sr. 5-10 220 Stone Mountain, Ga./Wesleyan 54 Ed Rogowski LS Fr. 6-2 235 Streetsboro, Ohio/St. Edward 43 Michael Root LB Sr. 6-1 230 New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan 46 Jacob Rose LB Sr. 6-1 205 Norcross, Ga./Greater Atlanta Christian 85 Zadok Scott WR Fr. 6-4 225 Aledo, Texas/All Saints Episcopal/Wyoming Seminary 91 Billy Shaeffer DL Fr. 6-3 220 Warrington, Pa./Archbishop Wood 22 Selwyn Simpson RB So. 6-2 225 Phoenixville, Pa./Spring-Ford 26 Dmitry Smith DB Jr. 6-1 200 Bradenton, Fla./Southeast/Wyoming Seminary 18 Julian Spigner WR Jr. 6-3 195 Easton, Pa./Bethlehem Catholic 89 Steven Stilianos TE Fr. 6-5 235 Hayes, Va./Christchurch School 87 Jake Taggart TE So. 6-4 240 Bath, N.Y./Haverling 4 Yasir Thomas DB Jr. 5-11 205 Paterson, N.J./Passaic Tech 40 Colin Thorne DB Jr. 6-1 180 Cheshire, Conn./Cheshire/Suffield Academy 12 Otis Thrasher DB So. 6-2 180 Atlanta, Ga./Luella/Wyoming Seminary 47 Logan Whelan WR Fr. 5-8 165 Shrewsbury, N.J./Red Bank Catholic 78 Ben Wild OL Fr. 6-6 305 Newtown, Pa./Berks Catholic/Hun School 23 Romeo Wykle DB Fr. 6-1 190 Cleveland, Tenn./Cleveland 28 J.J. Younger RB So. 5-8 165 Pittsburgh, Pa./Central Catholic 62 Kevin Zataveski OL Sr. 6-4 280 Delran, N.J./Delran

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 49 2018 Preseason Numerical Roster

NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 2018 Roster 1 Joey Chenoweth WR Sr. 5-11 165 Los Angeles, Calif./St. John Bosco 2 CJ Amill RB Sr. 5-9 180 Youngstown, Ohio/Cardinal Mooney Breakdown 3 Jerry Powe LB Sr. 6-1 225 Gurnee, Ill./Warren Township BY MAJOR: 4 Yasir Thomas DB Jr. 5-11 205 Paterson, N.J./Passaic Tech Economics: 45 5 Reed Aichholz QB So. 6-5 225 Cincinnati, Ohio/Indian Hill Undeclared: 6 6 Nick Pearson WR Jr. 5-9 160 Mason, Ohio/Mason Government & Law: 8 7 Tre Jordan DB Jr. 6-1 185 Easton, Pa./Notre Dame Engineering: 7 8 Kaizer Butler DB Sr. 6-1 200 Chatsworth, Calif./Sierra Canyon Biology: 4 8 Quinn Revere WR So. 6-1 180 McKinney, Texas/McKinney Christian Academy International Affairs: 4 9 Tony Giudice DL Sr. 6-2 265 Monroe Township, N.J./Avon Old Farms/ Mechanical Engineering: 4 Syracuse University Anthropology & Sociology: 3 10 Sean O’Malley QB So. 6-2 200 Beverly Hills, Calif./Loyola Film & Media Studies: 2 11 Shane Davis QB Fr. 6-1 175 Annapolis, Md./Broadneck Mathematics: 2 12 Otis Thrasher DB So. 6-2 180 Atlanta, Ga./Luella/Wyoming Seminary Computer Science: 1 13 Blake Meyer TE Jr. 6-3 225 Westminster, Calif./Ocean View Electrical & Computer Engineering: 1 14 Cole Northrup QB So. 6-1 200 St. Augustine, Fla./St. Augustine Environmental Studies: 2 15 Jordan Anderson DB Fr. 5-10 170 Temple, Ga./South Paulding Geology: 1 15 Mike Lewis QB Sr. 6-1 205 Palmyra, Pa./Palmyra Mathematics-Economics: 1 16 Troy Fisher QB Fr. 6-4 215 Cranberry Twp., Pa./Pittsburgh Central Catholic Neuroscience: 1 17 Tim Payne WR Fr. 6-1 165 Newport News, Va./Heritage Policy Studies: 1 18 Julian Spigner WR Jr. 6-3 195 Easton, Pa./Bethlehem Catholic Psychology: 1 19 Jacob Bissell K/P Sr. 6-1 200 Allentown, Pa./Parkland Spanish: 1 20 Izaiah Avent DB Sr. 5-11 190 Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty 21 TayJon Martin DB Fr. 5-11 175 Houston, Texas/Episcopal 22 Selwyn Simpson RB So. 6-2 225 Phoenixville, Pa./Spring-Ford 23 Romeo Wykle DB Fr. 6-1 190 Cleveland, Tenn./Cleveland 24 Eric Mitchell DB Jr. 5-10 185 Martinsburg, W. Va./Martinsburg/Salisbury 25 Chris Granjean WR Sr. 5-8 160 Windermere, Fla./Windermere Prep FRED M. KIRBY II ’42 26 Dmitry Smith DB Jr. 6-1 200 Bradenton, Fla./Southeast/Wyoming Seminary HEAD FOOTBALL COACH 27 Mike Dunn RB Jr. 6-1 205 Yarmouthport, Mass./Dennis-Yarmouth Regional/ John Garrett (Princeton ’88, 2nd season) Cheshire Academy OFFENSIVE STAFF 28 J.J. Younger RB So. 5-8 165 Pittsburgh, Pa./Central Catholic John Van Dam 29 Tessema Haskins DB Fr. 6-1 195 Ellenwood, Ga./Peddie School (Offensive Coordinator/QB) 30 Caleb Burr DB Fr. 6-2 200 Avon Lake, Ohio/Avon Lake Gordon Sammis (OL) 31 Kevin Hutchinson DB Jr. 6-1 185 St. Marys, Ga./Camden County Christian Pace (TE/FB) 32 Joe Egan DB Fr. 5-10 175 Atlanta, Ga./Westminster School Tiquan Underwood (WR) 33 Ryan Dickens LB So. 6-2 225 Hazlet, N.J./Raritan 34 Andrew Chuma DL Sr. 6-3 240 Ridgefield, Conn./Ridgefield/Suffield Academy Kevin Callahan (RB) 35 Ty Hranicka LB Fr. 5-11 215 Mendham, N.J./Pope John XXIII DEFENSIVE STAFF 36 Antonio Brewer RB Jr. 5-11 185 Portland, Ore./Millennium Brooklyn Luke Thompson 37 Clennie Murphy DB So. 5-9 180 Beltsville, Md./Fairmont Heights (Defensive Coordinator/LB) 38 Jeffrey Kordenbrock K/P So. 5-10 180 Glenelg, Md./Calvert Hall Doug McFadden (DB) 40 Colin Thorne DB Jr. 6-1 180 Cheshire, Conn./Cheshire/Suffield Academy Andrew Seumalo (DL) 42 Major Jordan LB So. 6-1 215 Frackville, Pa./North Schuylkill Rich Yahner (LB) SPECIAL TEAMS Marc Nudelberg (Recruiting/Special Teams Coordinator)

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS David Rosen

50 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 43 Michael Root LB Sr. 6-1 230 New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan 44 Will Eisler FB/TE Sr. 6-2 240 Scarsdale, N.Y./Scarsdale 45 Trent Crossan DB Sr. 5-9 180 Shoreham, N.Y./Sachem North/Suffield Academy 46 Jacob Rose LB Sr. 6-1 205 Norcross, Ga./Greater Atlanta Christian 47 Logan Whelan WR Fr. 5-8 165 Shrewsbury, N.J./Red Bank Catholic 48 Scott Fernandes LB Fr. 6-2 210 Glen Gardner, N.J./Voorhees 52 Ian Grayson DL Fr. 6-1 260 Cresskill, N.J./Don Bosco Prep 54 Ed Rogowski LS Fr. 6-2 235 Streetsboro, Ohio/St. Edward 55 Troy Dixon LB Sr. 6-2 210 Los Angeles, Calif./Loyola 57 Christian Hollar LB Fr. 6-2 215 Wilmington, N.C./Hoggard 58 Ollis Robinson LB Sr. 5-10 220 Stone Mountain, Ga./Wesleyan 59 Jack Lamb LB Jr. 6-1 230 Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks East 60 John Burk OL So. 6-4 310 Lake Hiawatha, N.J./Parsippany 62 Kevin Zataveski OL Sr. 6-4 280 Delran, N.J./Delran 63 Taron Hampton OL So. 6-3 305 Palmyra, N.J./St. Joseph’s Prep 64 Mike Hughes OL Fr. 6-3 270 Wyckoff, N.J./Ramapo 65 Colin Bradley OL Jr. 6-5 285 Bryn Mawr, Pa./Radnor 66 Casey McCollum OL Fr. 6-6 280 Lancaster, Pa./Penn Manor 70 Gavin Barclay OL So. 6-6 295 York, Pa./York Surburban 71 Austin Pyne OL So. 6-4 295 Milford, Mass./Cushing Academy/Lawrence Aca. 73 Logan Grieser OL Sr. 6-3 275 Arlington, Ohio/Arlington 74 Joe Grundhoffer OL Fr. 6-6 260 Wisconsin Rapids, Wis./Assumption 75 Jake Marotti OL Jr. 6-6 285 Baden, Pa./Ambridge 76 Matthew Fiume OL Fr. 6-3 250 Ashburn, Va./Broad Run 77 Joshua Roberts OL Fr. 6-7 315 Virginia Beach, Va//Tallwood 78 Ben Wild OL Fr. 6-6 305 Newtown, Pa./Berks Catholic/Hun School 81 Angus Evans TE Sr. 6-5 275 Verona, N.Y./Rome Free Academy/Bridgton Aca. 82 Jake Liedtka WR Jr. 6-2 180 Hamilton, N.J./Notre Dame 83 Ryan Monteyne TE/FB Jr. 6-2 220 Wayne, N.J./Wayne Valley 84 Aziz Diomande WR Fr. 5-10 185 Rockville, Md./Walter Johnson 85 Zadok Scott WR Fr. 6-4 225 Aledo, Texas/All Saints Episcopal/Wyoming Seminary 86 Michael Moriarty WR So. 5-11 185 Westfield, N.J./Westfield 87 Jake Taggart TE So. 6-4 240 Bath, N.Y./Haverling 88 Liam Reedy TE Sr. 6-4 215 Wyomissing, Pa./Wyomissing 89 Steven Stilianos TE Fr. 6-5 235 Hayes, Va./Christchurch School 90 Harrison Greenhill DE So. 6-4 245 Orlando, Fla./Lake Highland Prep/Army West Point 91 Billy Shaeffer DL Fr. 6-3 220 Warrington, Pa./Archbishop Wood 92 Keith Earle DL Jr. 6-2 250 North Wales, Pa./North Penn 93 Lavel Ramsey DL Sr. 6-5 270 Plano, Texas/Plano West 94 Colin Hurlbrink DL Fr. 6-3 250 Swarthmore, Pa./Haverford School 96 Stewart Hackleman LS/DL Jr. 6-3 245 Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Pine Crest 97 Ryan Barnett DL Jr. 6-3 235 Chatham, N.J./Chatham 98 Demetrius Breedlove DL Jr. 6-2 260 Rochester, N.Y./McQuaid Jesuit 99 Malik Hamm DL Fr. 6-3 240 Baltimore, Md./City College H.S.

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 51 2018 Preseason Short Roster No. Name Pos. No. Name Pos. No. Name Pos. 1 Joey Chenoweth WR 28 J.J. Younger RB 65 Colin Bradley OL 2 CJ Amill RB 29 Tessema Haskins DB 66 Casey McCollum OL 3 Jerry Powe LB 30 Caleb Burr DB 70 Gavin Barclay OL 4 Yasir Thomas DB 31 Kevin Hutchinson LB 71 Austin Pyne OL 5 Reed Aichholz QB 32 Joe Egan DB 73 Logan Grieser OL 6 Nick Pearson WR 33 Ryan Dickens LB 74 Joe Grundhoffer OL 7 Tre Jordan DB 34 Andrew Chuma DL 75 Jake Marotti OL 8 Kaizer Butler DB 35 Ty Hranicka LB 76 Matthew Fiume OL 8 Quinn Revere WR 36 Antonio Brewer RB 77 Joshua Roberts OL 9 Tony Giudice DL 37 Clennie Murphy DB 78 Ben Wild OL 10 Sean O’Malley QB 38 Jeffrey Kordenbrock K/P 81 Angus Evans TE 11 Shane Davis QB 40 Colin Thorne DB 82 Jake Liedtka WR 12 Otis Thrasher DB 42 Major Jordan LB 83 Ryan Monteyne TE/FB 13 Blake Meyer TE 43 Michael Root LB 84 Aziz Diomande WR 14 Cole Northrup QB 44 Will Eisler FB/TE 85 Zadok Scott WR 15 Jordan Anderson DB 45 Trent Crossan DB 86 Michael Moriarty WR 15 Mike Lewis QB 46 Jacob Rose LB 87 Jake Taggart TE 16 Troy Fisher QB 47 Logan Whelan WR 88 Liam Reedy TE 17 Tim Payne WR 48 Scott Fernandes LB 89 Steven Stilianos TE 18 Julian Spigner WR 52 Ian Grayson DL 90 Harrison Greenhill DE 19 Jacob Bissell K/P 54 Ed Rogowski LS 91 Billy Shaeffer DL 20 Izaiah Avent DB 55 Troy Dixon LB 92 Keith Earle DL 21 TayJon Martin DB 57 Christian Hollar LB 93 Lavel Ramsey DL 22 Selwyn Simpson RB 58 Ollis Robinson LB 94 Colin Hurlbrink DL 23 Romeo Wykle DB 59 Jack Lamb LB 96 Stewart Hackleman LS/DL 24 Eric Mitchell DB 60 John Burk OL 97 Ryan Barnett DL 25 Chris Granjean WR 62 Kevin Zataveski OL 98 Demetrius Breedlove DL 26 Dmitry Smith DB 63 Taron Hampton OL 99 Malik Hamm DL 27 Mike Dunn RB 64 Mike Hughes OL

Pronunciation Guide 2018 GEOGRAPHICAL ROSTER BREAKDOWN Reed Aichholz IKE-holts CJ Amill uh-MEAL Izaiah Avent uh-VENT 1 Gavin Barclay BARK-lee 1 5 2 Aziz Diomande dee-uh-MAHN-day 3 Matthew Fiume FEE-oom 19 15 6 Tony Giudice juh-DEECE 1 5 5 1 Logan Grieser GREASE-er 4 Taron Hampton tuh-RON 1 1 Tessema Haskins tuh-SAH-muh Ty Hranicka HRAN-ick-uh 7 Jake Liedtka LID-kuh 4 Ryan Monteyne mahn-TANE Zadok Scott ZAY-dock 5 Andrew Seumalo SAY-u-MAH-low Pennsylvania-19 Florida-5 Connecticut-3 Tenessee-1 New Jersey-15 Maryland-5 Massachusetts-2 West Virginia-1 Steven Stilianos STILL-ee-ahn-ose Georgia-7 New York-5 Illinois-1 Wisconsin-1 Kevin Zataveski zat-uh-VESS-kee Ohio-6 Texas-4 North Carolina-1 California-5 Virginia-4 Oregon-1

52 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Tenessee-1 West Virginia-1 Wisconsin-1 THE COACHING STAFF Fred M. Kirby II ’42 Head Football Coach John Garrett

John Garrett enters the maturation of freshman quarterback pass breakups per game (12 for 1.7 pg). his second season as Sean O’Malley, a walk-on recruit who Both earned All-America honors and the Fred M. Kirby II started all 11 Lafayette games. O’Malley were two of nine Leopards to earn All- ’42 Head Football was the first Lafayette rookie in the Patriot League honors. Coach at Lafayette Patriot League era (since 1986) to Prior to arriving at Lafayette, Garrett College. Garrett, start the opening game at QB. He set was the offensive coordinator and who took over the a Lafayette single-season record with quarterbacks coach at the University of head coaching reins 241 completions while his 397 attempts Richmond for the 2016 season, posting a Dec. 21, 2016, ranked him second. O’Malley was twice 10-4 record while helping lead the Spiders brought with him more than 25 years of named the Patriot League Rookie of the to the NCAA FCS Playoff quarterfinals coaching experience in the collegiate and Week. under Danny Rocco. Richmond averaged professional ranks. On the other side of the ball, the head 28.6 points and 410 yards of total offense Garrett’s first season at Lafayette coach presided over a Lafayette defense per game, both second-best in the 12- was marked by a vast culture change, that allowed just 15.8 points per game team Colonial Athletic Association. highlighted by the program’s renewed (second best in the league) in 2017 down Garrett’s pro-style passing offense led the focus. That uncompromising approach from 37.3 the year prior (worst in the CAA with 271.5 yards per game. permeated the entire coaching staff and league). The defense also made significant Garrett spent the 2015 season as a team roster and was spurred by Garrett’s strides in takeaways, as Lafayette was quality control specialist for the offense love for details of the game of football. ranked 27th in the nation in turnovers at the University of Florida and served as The focus on the smallest details gained and led the Patriot League just the offensive coordinator at Oregon State showcased in the realm of ball control a season removed from being last in the University during the 2014 season. While in the first year implementation of the same category. Team captain Brandon at Oregon State, Garrett coached under intricate, pro-style offense. The offense Bryant finished the season ranked third Mike Riley, when OSU averaged nearly led the Patriot League in fumbles lost, in the nation in tackles per game (12.1) 26 points per game and put up 35 in a fewest penalties, fewest penalty yards and and ninth in solo tackles per game (6.3). signature win against a top-10 Arizona fewest penalty yards per game. Classmate Phillip Parham was equally State team. Garrett, who handled all of the adept at corner, leading the nation in His most recent NFL coaching offensive play-calling duties, helped speed interceptions per game (7 for 0.6 pg) and assignment was in 2013 as the wide

54 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL receivers coach with the Tampa Bay In 1995, he was named the offensive Buccaneers. He was also on the staff for assistant/wide receivers coach with the Personal File the Cowboys from 2007-12 working Bengals, staying with the team through with his brother, Jason, who is the head the 1998 season. Garrett was the Arizona coach. Garrett was the Dallas’ tight ends Cardinals’ quarterbacks coach for the coach for six years and the passing game 1999 and 2000 campaigns before coordinator for the final two seasons. returning to the Bengals as an offensive Garrett’s coaching in the professional assistant coach in 2001, tight ends coach ranks followed a playing career in the in 2002 and a scout in 2003. NFL. He was a member of the practice He re-joined the college ranks in squad and active roster for the Cincinnati 2004, where for three years he was the Bengals in 1989, and on the practice University of Virginia’s wide receivers squad for the Buffalo Bills in 1991. coach and in 2006 added the title of Garrett also spent training camp with the assistant head coach for offense. The Cowboys in 1988 and with the Bengals next season he moved to the Cowboys in 1990. organization. Garrett was born in Danville, Pa., Garrett’s father, Jim, spent 38 years in attended high school in Cleveland and the NFL as a scout and assistant coach. lived part of his early years in Monmouth His brother, Judd, is the current Director Beach, N.J. He began his coaching career of Pro Scouting for the Cowboys. John in 1990 as a volunteer at his alma mater, and his wife, Honor, have four children Princeton University, where he earned (John Jr., Honor, Olivia and Caroline). a bachelor’s degree in history in 1988. In 1992, he made the move to the NFL ranks as a personnel assistant, college scout and coaches’ assistant for the Buccaneers, a position he held through 1994.

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 55 John Van Dam Offensive Coordinator/ Quarterbacks

John Van Dam begins his first season as the Leopards’ offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. He last served as the offensive coordinator at Southern Illinois for the 2016 and 2017 seasons. In 2016, Southern Illinois set a program record for passing yards in a season with 3,660. The Salukis averaged 332 yards per game passing, which led the Missouri Valley Football Conference and ranked second in MVFC history. Southern Illinois also led the MVFC in total offense, averaging more than 470 yards per game, and ranked second in scoring offense at 30.9 points per game. Prior to arriving at Southern Illinois, Van Dam worked as an offensive the 2012 SEC title and the 2013 BCS A native of East Lansing, Mich., Van quality control assistant and assistant National Championship. Van Dam Dam played quarterback at Michigan quarterbacks coach at the University of earned his master’s degree in Human State alongside Kirk Cousins, Drew Florida under Jim McElwain for the 2015 Environmental Sciences at Alabama in Stanton and Brian Hoyer before starting season. The season prior he served in 2014. his coaching career. He graduated with a similar role at Michigan under Brady Van Dam spent the 2008-11 seasons a Bachelor of Arts degree in Education Hoke. at Augustana College first as a graduate while majoring in Kinesiology with a That followed two seasons at Alabama assistant and tight ends coach for 2008 minor in Earth Science. He garnered as an offensive graduate assistant under and 2009 and then as the wide receivers Academic All-Big 10 honors in 2006-08. Nick Saban, primarily coaching the wide coach and passing game coordinator Van Dam and his wife, Heather, have a receivers while running the offensive in 2010 and 2011. He completed his daughter, Vada, and a son, Joseph. and special teams scout teams. During master’s degree in Education at the his time in Tuscaloosa, Alabama won school in Sioux Falls, S.D.

56 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Gordon Sammis Offensive Line

Gordon Sammis is in his second season as the offensive line coach on John Garrett’s staff. Sammis faced a daunting task in 2017, patching together an offensive line that faced the untimely losses of three starters (Kevin Zataveski - 11 games, Cam Smith - 9 games and Logan Grieser - 7 games). The Leopards played two rookies, Gavin Barclay and Taron Hampton (who missed the final three games), for much of the season along with first- year starter Colin Bradley, who started the final seven games. Sammis’ group managed to cut the the offense’s sacks allowed by five while giving freshman quarterback Sean O’Malley the time to set a Lafayette single-season record with 241 completions. at Columbia University from 2012-14. 06 and added the title of assistant head Prior to coming to Lafayette, Sammis He served as the program’s recruiting coach for offense in his final season before spent the 2015 and 2016 seasons as the coordinator all three seasons, navigating joining the Dallas Cowboys’ staff. offensive line coach at Virginia Military the recruiting waters at an Ivy League Sammis returned to his alma mater as Institute (VMI) in Lexington, Va. He school with the conference’s highly a graduate assistant coach from 2010-12, was responsible for the running game and selective academic index. earning his Master’s Degree in Education pass protection plans for a tempo run-pass A 2007 University of Virginia graduate, in 2012. He worked as offensive line option offense. From year one to year two Sammis graduated with a degree in assistant for three seasons and as the tight of his VMI tenure, the offensive line cut Government after a playing career as an ends coach his last two. its number of sacks allowed by seven. offensive guard that spanned from 2003- Sammis is a native of Flemington, N.J. Prior to VMI, Sammis spent time as the 07. Sammis competed under Garrett, who where he attended Immaculata High tight ends coach and offensive line coach was the wide receivers coach from 2004- School.

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 57 Christian Pace Tight Ends/Fullbacks

Christian Pace begins his second season as the Leopards’ tight ends/fullbacks coach. His inaugural campaign on College Hill oversaw the continued development of tight end Dylan Wadsworth ’18 and fullback Will Eisler, both of whom earned All-Patriot League First-Team honors. Wadsworth was second on the team with 41 receptions for 293 yards and one touchdown. At the conclusion of the 2017 season, he was named the team’s offensive MVP for a second straight season. Eisler played in 11 games with four starts. Used primarily as a lead blocker and pass protector, he found his way into the offensive game plan, catching eight passes for 72 yards while also managing three kick returns. a student assistant coach on the offensive ends coach and recruiting coordinator Pace came to Lafayette fresh off a line (2011-13) and with the running at Fordham University, graduated from two-year coaching stint at the University backs (2014). Pace coached current Green Michigan with a bachelor’s degree in of Florida. The Avon Lake, Ohio native Bay Packers fullback Joe Kerridge and Movement Science in 2014 and completed coached the tight ends in 2016 and aided in the development of Associated his master’s degree in Sport Management the offensive line in 2015 as a graduate Press First-Team All-Americans, David from Florida in 2017. assistant coach on Jim McElwain’s staff in Molk and Taylor Lewan (currently Gainesville, Fla. The Gators won the SEC with the Tennessee Titans) and Denver East Division in 2015 and 2016, making Broncos’ third-round pick Michael appearances in the 2016 Buffalo Wild Schofield. During his time in Ann Arbor, Wings Bowl and the 2017 Outback Bowl. Mich., the Wolverines advanced to the Pace played football at the University 2012 Sugar Bowl, 2013 Outback Bowl of Michigan, but injuries kept him off and the 2013 Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl. the field. He stayed with the program as Pace, whose brother Ian is the tight

58 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Kevin Callahan Jr. Running Backs

Kevin Callahan Jr. is in his first season as the running backs coach on John Garrett’s staff. Callahan most recently spent three seasons at Columbia as the program’s offensive quality control coach under Al Bagnoli. Callahan was responsible for all offensive film responsibilities, which included creating a self-scout of Columbia’s offensive tendencies, and also assisted with developing the weekly game plan. Prior to his arrival in New York City, Callahan coached at his alma mater, Amherst College in Massachusetts, for the 2014 season. He was awarded the Edward Hitchcock Fellowship, an honor given annually to a graduating senior who is interested in pursuing a coaching career. As part of the program, he spent A native of Spring Lake, N.J., Callahan the 2014-15 academic year as Amherst’s graduated from Amherst in 2014 with running backs coach, assisted with the a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. women’s basketball program and served He was a four-year letterwinner on the as the school’s director of intramurals. football team and earned NESCAC All- In 2013, Callahan also spent time at Academic Team honors in 2011, 2012 the National Football League, where he and 2013. worked as a player engagement intern. His father, Kevin, is the head coach at Monmouth, the Leopards’ week three opponent in 2018.

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 59 Tiquan Underwood Wide Receivers

Tiquan Underwood begins his first season as Lafayette’s wide receivers coach. It is the first coaching job for Underwood who spent five seasons playing in the NFL with Jacksonville (2009-10), New England (2011), Tampa Bay (2012-13) and Carolina (2014). He also played for three seasons in the CFL with Hamilton (2015-16) and Montreal (2016-17). A native of New Brunswick, N.J., Underwood graduated from Rutgers University in 2009 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology. He was an All-Big East Conference First-Team selection as a junior in 2007 when he made a team-leading 65 catches for seven touchdowns and became the second player in school history with 1,000-plus receiving yards in a season. During that season, he also earned All- America Third-Team honors. Underwood served as a team captain in 2008, reeling in 40 balls for 494 yards and five touchdowns. Underwood is married to his wife, Samantha, and the couple has two daughters.

60 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Luke Thompson Defensive Coordinator/ Linebackers

Luke Thompson’s first season on College Hill was one of change, and his influence paid immediate dividends. It was no more apparent than in Patriot League play where the Leopards allowed just 15.8 points per game (second best in the league) in 2017 down from 37.3 the year prior (worst in the league). Takeaways tell a similar story as Lafayette was ranked 27th in the nation in turnovers gained and led the Patriot League just a season removed from being red-zone defense and second in turnovers defense limited its final six opponents to last in the same category. gained and third-down defense. During 14 points or fewer and surrendered just Making Thompson’s job easier were five his tenure, he mentored defensive end one touchdown in the final three games. All-Patriot League selections including Alec May who led the nation in sacks in He served as an assistant coach at Brandon Bryant ’18 and Phillip Parham 2014 and defensive back Ettian Scott who Amherst College from 2002-03, coaching ’18, both of whom also were selected to led the nation in passes defended in 2015. the linebackers while coordinating video the Associated Press All-America Second For the 2012 and 2013 seasons, operations. He also spent 1999-00 as an Team. Bryant finished the season ranked Thompson was the special teams assistant coach and recruiting coordinator third in the nation in tackles per game coordinator and an offensive assistant at Holy Cross in his hometown of (12.1) and ninth in solo tackles per game coach at Army. In 2012, he coached the Worcester, Mass. Thompson began his (6.3). Parham was equally adept at corner, fullbacks for an offense that finished coaching career in 1998 as the offensive as he led the nation in interceptions per first in the FBS in rushing offense. That line and tight ends coach at Bowdoin game (0.6) and pass breakups per game followed his first stint at Georgetown College in Brunswick, Maine. (1.7). (2006-12) where he spent time as the A 1998 graduate of Assumption Prior to joining John Garrett’s staff, special teams coordinator and linebackers College in Worcester, Mass.. Thompson Thompson spent three seasons as the coach. earned his bachelor’s degree in Foreign defensive coordinator and linebackers Thompson coached outside linebackers Affairs and Economics. He and his wife, coach at Georgetown, overseeing a 2016 at Harvard during the 2004 and 2005 Kristin, have two children, Madelyn and team that finished first in the Patriot seasons, helping guide the Crimson to an Luke. League in scoring defense (23.3 ppg) and Ivy League title in 2004. That season the

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 61 Doug McFadden Defensive Backs

Doug McFadden begins his 10th season on the Lafayette coaching staff and the second under head coach John Garrett. 2017 was a banner year for the Lafayette defense which allowed just 15.8 points per game in conference play (second best in the league) down from 37.3 the year prior (worst in the league). Takeaways tell a similar story as Lafayette was ranked 27th in the nation in turnovers gained in 2017 and led the Patriot League, just a season removed from being last in the same category. The play in the secondary was highlighted by Phillip Parham ’18, one In 2013, the kick return unit was tackles that season and was fourth in of five Lafayette defenders to garner exceptional as Smalley and Ross 2010. All-Patriot League honors and one Scheuerman ’15 combined to finish Prior to coming to Lafayette, of two to earn Associated Press All- fourth in the nation, averaging 25 yards McFadden served as assistant head America Second-Team honors. In his per kick return. Individually, Smalley coach from 2005-09 at Fort Hays State senior campaign, Parham led the nation was eighth in the nation, bringing back University in Kansas, working as the in interceptions per game (7 for 0.6 per kicks an average of 29.6 yards and was secondary coach and special teams’ game) and pass breakups per game (12 third in the nation with two runbacks coordinator. for 1.7 per game). Parham’s cornerback for touchdowns on his way to All-Patriot A native of Columbia, S.C., he arrived counterpart, Eric Mitchell, also earned League First-Team honors as a return at the Tiger football program after All-Patriot League honors. specialist. The team’s kicker, Ryan Gralish serving as the special teams’ coordinator McFadden spent 2013-16 as the special ’16, made 82 percent of his field goals and and secondary coach for two years at teams coordinator in addition to his was an All-Patriot League Second-Team South Dakota State University. While at duties coaching the secondary, but turned honoree. Langston University in 2002, McFadden his focus solely to the secondary for the Smalley was also a key element in the was the defensive coordinator and 2017 campaign. secondary, garnering First-Team honors at secondary coach. He served in the same In 2016, McFadden had to replace cornerback while Roberts secured second- capacity at Hutchinson Community Matt Smalley ’16, a four-time All-Patriot team laurels. The secondary enjoyed a College in 2001 and was secondary coach League cornerback/return specialist who solid season despite losing two projected for the Blue Dragons from 1999 to 2000. signed with the N.Y. Giants. starters to injury. A four-year letterwinner at Southwest McFadden got an early start to the In 2012, the Lafayette secondary was Baptist University in Bolivar, Mo., 2014 season, participating in a summer- productive, intercepting 22 passes (second the former cornerback was an NCAA long minority coaching internship with most in the nation). Darius Safford ’13, Division II All-Star in 1999 and an the Cleveland Browns. Kyni Scott ’13 and Roberts accrued All- All-MIAA selection in 1998. In 2000, When the collegiate season rolled Patriot League laurels. he played professionally for the Wichita around, the Lafayette secondary proved In 2011, the secondary was one of the Warlords of the Indoor Football League. to be the strength of the defense, as top units in the Patriot League led by McFadden earned his bachelor’s Smalley and strong safety Jared Roberts three-time All-League selection Brandon degree in Organization Management and ’16 collected All-Patriot League First- Ellis ’12. Leadership from Friends University in Team honors. Parham also emerged at McFadden coached Ellis to First-Team 2001. cornerback, starting the final six games of honors in 2010 after earning Second- He is married to the former Susan his rookie season. McFadden, who took Team honors the year prior. That year, Cochran and the couple has three over as special teams coordinator in 2013, Ellis was one of just two sophomores in daughters, Olivia, Gabrielle and Payton. managed the kick (22.4) and punt (15.1) the conference to earn recognition on return units which led the Patriot League defense. Ellis was third on the team in in 2014.

62 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Andrew Seumalo Defensive Line

Andrew Seumalo begins his first season as the defensive line coach on John Garrett’s coaching staff. He comes to to Lafayette by way of Nebraska where he was a graduate assistant under head coach Mike Riley during the 2017 season. He worked with the Huskers’ defensive line and helped guide a transition from a 4-3 to a 3-4 scheme. Prior to Nebraska, Seumalo spent the 2016 season as a graduate assistant coach at Arizona State, where his father, Joe, was the defensive line coach. He served in a similar role at his alma mater, Oregon ended his career with 23 straight starts. State, in 2015 and was a student coach in He was honorable-mention All-Pac-12 2014 alongside his father in the final year as a senior and was also named to the season under Riley. His father is currently Pac-12 Academic Second Team after the defensive line coach at San Jose State twice earning honorable mention status. University and his brother plays offensive Seumalo graduated in 2012 with a line for the Philadelphia Eagles. bachelor’s degree in Finance. Seumalo also played for Riley at Oregon State. Originally a walk-on with the Beavers, Seumalo was a four-year letterwinner at OSU from 2009 to 2012, earning a scholarship as a senior, when he also served as a team captain. Seumalo

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 63 Rich Yahner Linebackers

Rich Yahner begins his first season as the linebackers coach on John Garrett’s coaching staff. Yahner comes to Lafayette following one season at San Diego Mesa College where he was the defensive run game coordinator and linebackers coach. From 2014-16 he served as the wide receivers coach and video coordinator at Seton Hill University. He spent three seasons at Penn State (2011-13), working as a defensive graduate assistant the first two and as a special teams assistant in his final campaign. Prior to Penn State, Yahner worked Yahner began his coaching career at the 2010 season at Juniata College Clarion as a graduate assistant during the as the special teams coordinator and 1999 season. running backs coach. In 2009, he was the He earned his bachelor’s degree in associate head coach at Lewistown (Pa). Rehabilitation Services from Penn State High School. From 2006-09, Yahner was in 1999 and finished his master’s degree on staff at the University of Virginia as in Counselor Education from Penn State the coordinator of quality control. in 2006. Yahner is married to his wife, Yahner was the co-defensive Jaissa. coordinator at Tyrone High School from 2003-05 following a two-year stint as assistant linebackers coach and assistant video coordinator on Lehigh’s staff.

64 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Marc Nudelberg Recruiting/Special Teams Coordinator

Marc Nudelberg heads into his second season as the Recruiting and Special Teams Coordinator. Under Nudelberg, the special teams saw vast improvements in the kickoff and punting units. After finishing last in kickoff return average and net punt average in 2016, the Leopards were at the top of the league in both categories last season. The Maroon and White ranked first in the Patriot League with an average of 22.6 yards per kickoff return in 2017. The Leopards the development of Johnny Townsend 13, working with the specialists and were led by All-Patriot Return Specialist who was a Ray Guy Award (nation’s top running backs while assisting with the CJ Amill. The junior led the conference punter) semifinalist. scout special teams. He mentored a pair averaging 29.4 yards per kickoff return. Before his time in Gainesville, of NFL specialists, punter Shawn Powell Amill also ran a kickoff 96 yards for a Nudelberg spent two seasons on the and kicker Dustin Hopkins, and the touchdown against Lehigh. University of Cincinnati coaching staff Seminoles were the nation’s top-ranked After ranking last in net punting in as a tight ends and special teams coach in special teams unit in 2011. 2016, Lafayette finished second in the 2014, and an offensive graduate assistant From 2009-10, he worked with conference with an average net punt in 2013. Cincinnati managed 9-4 records the running backs and directly with of 37.8 yards. Nudelberg put his trust in both of those seasons with trips to the Bowden on game day, coordinating into freshman punter Michael Turk 2013 Belk Bowl and the 2014 Military communication between the head coach who averaged 47.7 yards per punt, good Bowl. While there, he coached Andrew and the offensive staff. Nudelberg also enough to rank him second in the league. Gantz who was a semifinalist for the Lou served as a student equipment manager Nudelberg spent the 2016 season as the Groza Award given to the nation’s top and assistant at Florida State from 2005- special teams coordinator and running placekicker. 09. backs coach at the University of Nevada Nudelberg came to Cincinnati after A native of Cooper City, Fla., under Brian Polian. That followed a eight seasons in multiple roles at his alma Nudelberg graduated from Florida State one-year stint as the special teams quality mater, Florida State, working with head in 2009 with an Economics degree. control coach at the University of Florida coaches Jimbo Fisher and Bobby Bowden. Nudelberg is married to his wife, Rachel, under Jim McElwain when Garrett He spent time as an offensive and special and the couple has a son, Kai. was on staff there. Nudelberg oversaw teams quality control coach from 2010-

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 65 David Rosen Brad Potts Dir. of Football Operations Asst. Director of Athletics for Peak Performance/ Head Strength & David Rosen begins Conditioning Coach his first season as the Director of Football Operations at Brad Potts, who served Lafayette. seven years as Director of Sports Performance Rosen will coordinate administrative began as a player personnel and offensive and head strength coach, is in his fifth functions and assisting in team quality control coach with the San Jose year as Assistant Director of Athletics for operations. He will oversee equipment SaberCats. Rosen was the lead scout for Peak Performance and Head Strength and management, filming/video 15 NFL teams and helped put together a Conditioning Coach. coordination, on-campus recruiting team that won Arena Bowl XXI in 2007. Potts, who was promoted in July 2014, logistics, team travel arrangements, He also handled the breakdown of film is charged with establishing a creative, facility maintenance, alumni events/ and in the game plan for each week. He realistic and holistic approach to student- communication, camp enrollment/ would then spend the 2008 season with athlete well-being and performance operation and quality-control the Arizona Rattlers, working in player through performance training, nutrition, assistance. personnel and as a regional scout. Rosen health and wellness. He coordinates with Rosen comes to Lafayette from was the lead scout for five college football the areas of sports medicine, strength and Fairmont State in West Virginia where he conferences in the eastern region of the conditioning, mental performance and worked for head coach Jason Woodman. U.S., recruited and signed five players to sports nutrition. Potts works with all of That followed a four-year tenure at the Rattlers roster. Lafayette’s 23 Division I athletic teams, Bryant University in Smithfield, R.I., Rosen earned his bachelors degree in and is an integral part of the success of the where he served in the same capacity. At history from Arizona State in 1993 and Lafayette football program. Bryant, Rosen was a vital part of team his Master’s in Sport Management from Prior to Lafayette, Potts was the travel, recruiting, training camp, spring Northwestern State University in 2010. assistant strength and conditioning coach game planning, compliance issues and He is married to Anne Wu. at Wofford College in Spartanburg, S.C. practice planning/scheduling. for one year. Prior to his time at Bryant, Rosen From March 2005 to August 2006, spent three years as the VP of Business Potts spent time at the University of Development at Metro Area Sports North Carolina and University of Georgia, LLC in Vienna, Va. His role involved working at both institutions as an intern identifying potential investor candidates to the head strength and conditioning and conducting meetings to secure coach. equity capital for an Arena Football team Potts is a 2005 graduate of Indiana in Washington, D.C. He also developed University of Pennsylvania (IUP), earning a business plan showing return on his degree in Exercise Physiology. During investment potential of a franchise over a Donna his time at IUP, Potts earned Division II three-year period. Holden All-America status at linebacker and was Prior to his position in Virginia, Rosen Football Office selected to the all-conference and All- spent three seasons as the Director of Secretary Northeast Region teams. Potts went on Football Operations at Northwestern to play for the Johnstown Riverhawks, a State University in Natchitoches, La. professional Arena League football team. He managed all aspects of the football Potts received his master’s of science recruiting process and helped the degree in Heath Science from IUP in program garner the top recruiting 2006. He is certified through the USAW class in the FCS in 2009. Rosen also as a sports performance coach and is oversaw compliance issues, prospective Cindy certified by the NSCA as a Strength and student-athlete visits and spearheaded Walleisa Conditioning Specialist. In April 2012, Northwestern State University’s Football Office he was published in American Football relationship with the NFL and pro Secretary Monthly. scouts. He worked with the defensive Potts and his wife, Tiffany, have a coordinator and defensive backs coach daughter, Evangeline, and a son, Ronin. during practice. Rosen worked in the Arena Football League for five years prior to his post at Northwestern State University. He

66 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL THE COLLEGE Lafayette at a Glance A beautiful campus overlooking the historic Delaware River. A tradition- rich liberal arts college. A selective enrollment small enough to make you feel like you belong to a real community. A college large enough to give you unique opportunities across the arts, sciences and engineering. This is Lafayette.

Founded: In March 1826, the citizens of Easton received a charter signed by the governor of Pennsylvania establishing Lafayette College. The vision: to teach the habits and subjects of a disciplined mind, the skills to conduct careful research and come to considered conclusions, and the desire and ability to lead a purposeful life.

Character: We are proudly independent, academically competitive, and diverse in culture and perspective. We offer undergraduate programs on a coeducational, residential campus rich in history and beauty.

Degrees: We offer a bachelor of arts in 37 fields and a bachelor of science in 14 fields, including four in engineering.

Enrollment: We have a close-knit population of 2,450 students, drawn from 46 U.S. states and territories, as well as 48 countries.

Faculty: We have 215 full-time faculty members, of whom 99 percent hold a doctorate or other terminal degree. This gives us an enviable 10.5 to 1 student- faculty ratio.

Campus: There are 69 buildings here, comprising approximately 1.76 million square feet, on 340 acres, including a 230-acre athletic campus.

Endowment: Total endowment of more than $750 million devoted exclusively to undergraduates.

Location: We overlook the Delaware River in Easton, Pennsylvania, population 30,000. Easton is located in the Lehigh Valley, population 800,000; about 70 miles west of New York City and 60 miles north of Philadelphia.

68 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Easton, Pennsylvania The close, warm relationship between boasts the longest continuous running the College and the City of Easton dates open-air farmers’ market in the country. back to 1826, when the people of Easton Students can spend leisurely afternoons themselves came together to found and weekends exploring College Hill Lafayette, and it continues to this day. For with its tree-lined sidewalks and mix example, when the Williams Arts Campus of charming residences and unique opened in Fall 2015, it was intentionally businesses. Check out the coffee shops sited at the base of College Hill to create and snack spots or learn the location of a gateway between downtown residential convenience stores for late-night needs. and commercial districts and the College. Downtown Easton is also home to This experimental black box theater, many restaurants, art galleries and Easton’s Main Street Initiative state-of-the-art film theater, sound stage, antique shops. The State Theatre hosts (eastonmainstreet.org) is a and high-tech media and teaching lab concerts, plays, musicals, stand-up comics, great resource to find out what’s gives the city and College a striking new and dance performances by nationally happening downtown. In addition, venue to welcome students and families and internationally known performers. the Easton Business Association through a variety of events and activities. No matter your age, you must see The (eastonnow.com) puts out a Founded in 1752 at the forks of the Crayola Factory and all its multicolored monthly calendar of events for Delaware and Lehigh rivers, Easton is one wonders. The National Canal Museum of Pennsylvania’s oldest and most historic is also very popular (and much more the city. Laini’s Little Pocket Guide towns. Easton was one of only three cities interesting than it sounds). (littlepocketguide.com) offers an where the Declaration of Independence Nature therapy is just a short trip away offbeat, insider’s guide to cities in was publicly read after its adoption. The to the Pocono Mountains. There’s lots of the region along with the hidden town’s strategic position also made it a skiing and snowboarding in the winter. In treasures and local favorites, and player in other historic events, such as the warmer weather, the rivers and wooded the Lehigh Valley Convention and Walking Purchase and the French and trails are full of places to fish, tube, walk, Visitors Bureau (lehighvalleypa. Indian War and Revolutionary War. hike, and bike. And, in autumn, there org) provides an overview of the There is far more to do in Easton are few places on earth better suited for area’s shopping, hotels, spas, than walk through the pages and places a drive to see the changing leaves (pack a restaurants, sports and more. of history. Its many charms include its picnic). stunning architecture; the surrounding Here’s something else that’s pretty natural beauty of mountains, rivers, and hard to find: You not only get to live and the amazing things those places have to valleys; cultural offerings from a vibrant learn in the friendly comforts of a small offer, are each barely an hour away from arts scene; and an abundance of retail, town, you also have easy access to two of Easton. dining, and entertainment opportunities the country’s most exciting cities. Both for students and their visitors. It also New York City and Philadelphia, and all

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 69 Lafayette President

Alison Byerly social options. College and a master’s degree and doctorate College President In February 2016, President Byerly in English at University of Pennsylvania. announced a new strategic direction for She is the author of two books—Are Alison Byerly is Lafayette that supports a shared conviction We There Yet? Virtual Travel, which was Lafayette College’s of the administration, faculty, and Board published in 2012 by the University of 17th and first woman of Trustees that investing in the quality of Michigan Press, and Victorian Realism and president. Since her the College’s people and the vibrancy of Realism, Representation, and the Arts in inauguration in October its educational community is the best way Nineteenth-Century Literature, which was 2013, President Byerly to ensure its future strength and success. published by Cambridge University Press in has sought to leverage As a result of this new direction, Lafayette 1997 and reissued in paperback in 2006— the hallmarks of a Lafayette education will strengthen its financial aid resources and many scholarly articles. to position the College at the forefront to improve access and affordability, with Before becoming Lafayette’s president, of this country’s finest colleges and as a a goal of admitting the most qualified she served in leadership positions at leader of transformational change in higher students regardless of their family’s financial Middlebury College for 13 years, most education. means. In addition, at this time when a recently as provost and executive vice In November 2014, under President Lafayette education has never been in more president. In addition to serving as a Byerly’s leadership, Lafayette launched demand, the College will grow the size of member of the Middlebury faculty from the public phase of the $400 million Live its student body by 350 to 400 students 1989 through 2013, she also held an Connected, Lead Change campaign. through a carefully planned and managed interdisciplinary appointment as college The most ambitious fundraising effort process. To maintain or improve Lafayette’s professor and served as a visiting scholar at in the College’s history, Live Connected, long tradition of close student-faculty MIT, Stanford, and Oxford. Lead Change seeks to strengthen the interaction, the College will also add 35 President Byerly is married to Stephen connections between liberal arts and to 40 new faculty positions and enhance Jensen, a medical editor. Their daughter, engineering to better educate students faculty recruitment and retention through Laramie, a graduate of Carleton College, to meet society’s increased demand for competitive salaries. is now pursuing her doctorate in science and technology while preparing President Byerly earned a bachelor’s oceanography at Texas A&M. Their son, them to think critically and creatively. The degree with honors in English at Wellesley Ryan, a graduate of Moravian Academy, campaign also seeks to foster innovation attends Dickinson College. in teaching and learning and to support a campus community that creates lifelong connections among students and gives them the intellectual and social skills they need to succeed. As one of her first academic initiatives, President Byerly led the creation of Connected Communities in fall 2015. This transformative program provides an immersive student experience that connects residence life to academic programs and student advising with the goal of supporting the diverse academic and developmental needs of students. New students are assigned to one of five Commons, which serve as the foundation for their first-year experience. The program supports the academic and developmental needs of Lafayette’s diverse student body. Enhanced housing and dining services that put multiple living/learning options alongside flexible social spaces are strengthening the sense of community, creating opportunities for intellectual engagement, and broadening students’

70 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Director of Athletics

Sherryta Freeman Director of Athletics

Sherryta Freeman, who has spent more than 15 years as a senior level administrator at Temple, Penn and Dartmouth, began her career as Lafayette’s 11th Director of Athletics on Feb. 19, 2018. When hired, Freeman was one of 14 women out of 124 directors of athletics at FCS institutions and one of 38 out of the 347 across Division I. Twelve were women of color, including nine at football-playing institutions and six were in the FCS ranks. 2005. Her appointment at Dartmouth in Princeton, N.J. Prior to coming to Lafayette, came a month before she completed her The native of Hillside, N.J. earned her Freeman served as the Senior Associate master’s degree in Sport Management undergraduate degree in Environmental Athletic Director and Senior Woman from the University of Massachusetts and Studies with a minor in African Administrator at the University of followed a six-month stint at Dartmouth and African American Studies from Pennsylvania, where she was the chief of as a compliance and event management Dartmouth in 2001. She was a four-year intercollegiate athletics since 2016. She assistant. varsity letterwinner in basketball and a had been tasked with developing and Freeman’s first foray into the collegiate member of two Ivy League championship communicating the strategic direction of athletic administration came at the Ivy teams which secured NCAA Tournament the program’s 33 varsity sports, including League office from 2001-02 when she appearances in 1999 and 2000. budget oversight and personnel decisions. worked as a public information assistant She also oversaw the staffs responsible for compliance, academic services, student development and sports performance along with supervising the individuals charged with execution of the prospective student-athlete admissions and financial aid process. Freeman worked in multiple roles at Temple University, which competes at the FBS level in football. She was the Senior Associate A.D. from 2011-15, Associate A.D. for Compliance and Student Services from 2007-11 and the Assistant A.D. for Compliance from 2005-07. Freeman was responsible for all matters related to institutional integrity and student-athlete welfare while also supervising select sport programs. Prior to Temple, Freeman realized her first administrative opportunity at her alma mater, Dartmouth College, serving as the Assistant A.D. for Compliance from Jan. 2004 to Aug

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 71 Faculty Mentors Roger Ruggles Aiken, S.C. That followed a 1994 faculty Faculty Mentor research fellowship sponsored by the U.S. Roger Ruggles is an Navy/ASEE when he spent 10 weeks at associate professor the Naval Research laboratory’s Polar in the Civil and Oceanography branch in Hanover, N.H. Environmental Ruggles earned his bachelor’s degree Engineering in Civil and Environmental Engineering Department at from Clarkson College in 1980 and Lafayette. Ruggles followed with his master’s degree in Civil has been at the College since 1985 and Engineering two years later and his Ph.D. has taught courses in instruction of fluid in Engineering Science in 1986. mechanics, surveying, instrumentation, He served as an instructor at Clarkson hydrology, planning and design, open from 1982-85. His time there came channel hydraulics, independent study after four years in the Air Force (1972- in geographical information systems and 76) where he repaired long-range radar remote sensing, and AutoCAD. He also systems. Ruggles also worked as a developed an interdisciplinary course hydraulic engineer at Acres American, to teach engineering methods to non- Inc. in Buffalo, N.Y. engineers, and served as a facilitator in Outside of teaching, Ruggles is a the Lafayette College technology clinic. member of the Easton City Council in Selected as a Fulbright Scholar in addition to his time as a faculty mentor 2000-01, Ruggles worked through for the football team. Markere University in Kampala, Uganda Ruggles and his wife Susan, a Lutheran where he taught four undergraduate and minister, reside on College Hill. They two graduate level courses. In 1994, have four adult children, Bryan, Stefanie, Ruggles also undertook a Department of Jacob ’01 and Karen ’08. Energy Summer Research Fellowship in

Julie Smith Smith is a graduate of Smith College in Northampton, Mass., where she earned a Faculty Mentor bachelor’s degree in Economics in 1995. Julie Smith is an She went on to earn her master’s degree associate professor in in Economics in 1997 and her Ph.D. in the Department of Economics in 2002 both from the Johns Economics. She has Hopkins University. taught at Lafayette Smith has presented her research at since 2005 and her many conferences including at the Bank areas of specialization of England and the Federal Reserve Bank include macroeconomics, applied of New York. Her research also has been econometrics and monetary policy. cited in the Wall Street Journal and Time Her current research focuses on core magazine as well as in speeches by Federal inflation measurement and forecasting Reserve Bank presidents. inflation, and the effects of minimum Smith and her spouse, Jesse Markowitz, wage changes on the health outcomes of reside on College Hill with their five various populations. children who enjoy supporting the Prior to Lafayette, Smith served as Leopards. an assistant professor of Economics at Trinity University from 2001-05 and was a visiting assistant professor at the Johns Hopkins University in 2004.

72 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Fisher Stadium Fisher Field at Fisher Stadium has been home to the Lafayette football program since 1926. The complete $33 million transformation, finished in 2007, has given Lafayette one of the premier venues in all of Division I football at the FCS level. The project consolidated all of the College’s football operations on the main campus. New spectator seating was built throughout the venue, including chair back seating in select areas of the home stands. Additional visitors’ seating was also added, taking the stadium capacity to 13,132 fans. The team plays on FieldTurf’s state- of-the-art in-fill synthetic surface which was initially installed in 2006 and then replaced in 2017, allowing for year-round use by the football program. For the first time in the venue’s history, night games were played in 2007 thanks to the installation of stadium lighting. A press box atop the home grandstands was added that includes individual booths for television and radio, coaching staffs and game administrators, while a VIP suite sits at the end opposite the media area. The most visible feature of the venue during gameday is the state-of-the-art scoreboard which features a 19 by 35-foot video matrix board used to show live game action and replays. Other stadium improvements included new bathroom and vending areas in the middle and upper concourses. The 24,000 square foot Bourger four separate spaces, features audio- Now entering its 92nd season, Fisher Varsity Football House at the west end of visual capabilities that match those in Field has been host to 451 Lafayette Fisher Field completed the transformation the “smart classrooms” in the College’s football games with the Leopards of Lafayette’s football facilities into the academic buildings. enjoying an overall record of 258-180-13. state-of-the-art Fisher Stadium. The principal contributors to the Of the previous 91 seasons, Lafayette has In addition to featuring a spacious comprehensive Fisher Stadium project produced 12 undefeated home seasons lobby and reception area, the first were the F.M. Kirby Foundation, Jack with the most recent being the 1992 floor of the Bourger Varsity Football Bourger ’71 and Selena Vanderwerf and Patriot League champion Leopards who House, named in honor of Eugene J. the Brenda Blythe Trust and James R. went 5-0, the first undefeated home (Mike) ’44 Bourger and Ruth P. ’71 ’77 and Tracey Fisher. The F.M. Kirby season since 1970. During the 1991, Bourger, contains the team’s locker Foundation came under the leadership of 1992 and 1993 seasons, Lafayette won room, strength and conditioning areas Fred Morgan Kirby ’42 until his passing 10 straight home games, tying the school and sports medicine facilities, including in 2011. His lifetime of contributions record for consecutive wins first set by a hydrotherapy room. The upper level to the College and the game of college the 1926 and 1927 squads in the first 10 houses coaches’ offices, a gallery with football were honored by induction into games ever played in the stadium. displays honoring “Legends of Lafayette the Lafayette College Maroon Club The first football game played in Football,” and several meeting rooms, Hall of Fame and with his receipt of the the then 18,000-seat structure came one of which is theater style and large Legacy Award presented by the National on Sept. 25, 1926, a 35-0 win over enough to accommodate the entire team. Football Foundation and the College Muhlenberg College. That area, which can also be divided into Hall of Fame.

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 73 Friends of Lafayette Football The continued success of the Lafayette For the past 15 years, the Friends calendar year as well, including the team football program is made possible of Lafayette Football has paid for all banquet, luncheons and receptions with through the generous support of the three sets of the team’s uniforms and Head Coach John Garrett and the annual Maroon Club’s Friends of Lafayette has also undertaken the Sponsor-A- Ladies Football Clinic. Football, a dedicated network of alumni, Player program that provides the playing parents and friends of the program. equipment for members of the incoming ROLE WITHIN THE For more than a decade, the Maroon freshman class through a one-time MAROON CLUB Club’s Friends of Lafayette Football donation. Money raised by the Friends The “Friends of” groups are essential has been a driving force behind the of Lafayette Football also is directed elements of the Maroon Club, an program’s success. This network of to custom-fitted knee braces, team organization consisting of approximately alumni and supporters has sustained travel, team apparel, recruiting costs 2,000 donors raising a total of more than dramatic growth over the last decade and supplementing coaching salaries $2 million in 2017-18 in annual giving as both its long-time and new members and benefits. Other recent commitments and scholarships. Under the umbrella of have assisted in the development of a include the Fisher Stadium sound system the Maroon Club, each of the “Friends championship-caliber football program upgrade, the team’s charter flights to of” groups works closely with the in the Patriot League and the NCAA select road contests and initiation gifts for Maroon Club Executive Committee. All Football Championship Subdivision. graduating seniors. fundraising activities performed by these In the 2017-18 fiscal year, a total of Throughout the season, the Friends organizations directly enhance the sport- $358,058 was raised in support of the of Lafayette Football offers game-day specific Maroon Club accounts. All gifts football program thanks to the group’s events to enhance the Leopards’ football to the Maroon Club general fund and/or 387 donors. In addition, more than experience for alumni, fans and parents. sport or area of the donor’s choice are a $136,115 was raised for both annual and Pre-game tailgate gatherings are located part of the $400 million Live Connected, endowed football scholarships. Chaired on the Rowland Press Box plaza, adjacent Lead Change Campaign for Lafayette by Fran Mustaro ’72, the Maroon to the lower level of the Markle Parking College. Club’s Friends of Lafayette Football Deck behind Fisher Stadium. Pre- and For more information on the Maroon provides additional funds for financial post-game receptions are held at all Club or to inquire about a major aid, recruitment and the purchase of road contests throughout the season as gift towards athletic scholarship or equipment and supplies not included in well. There are several events hosted by endowment, please contact Josh Azer the football operating budget. the group during the football team’s ([email protected], 610-330-5339).

Friend of the Maroon Club membership — which at the most Year Award is $50 annually per donor— benefits each of Lafayette’s Established on Feb. 24, 2007, 23 varsity sports in several ways: the Friend of the Year Award is MAROON CLUB STRENGTH CENTER ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS INTERN presented by the Maroon Club’s Construction and maintenance of the The Maroon Club membership dues Friends of Lafayette Football to an facility was made possible through fund the stipend for an Athletic alumnus or friend of the program Maroon Club membership dues. Communications Assistant who who has displayed an inordinate LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND handles all communications (website, amount of support and passion for CAREER NETWORKING game programs, press releases, game Lafayette football. The Maroon Club funds the Oaks management assistance, etc.) efforts Leadership Academy, strengthening for several sports. 2006 Ned Jesser ’39 select student-athletes skills in 2007 F.M. Kirby ’42 ASSISTANT STRENGTH COACH personal development. Membership 2008 John Wilbur Mack ’39 Membership dues fund the stipend dues also go towards sponsoring 2009 Don Chubb ’50 for the Assistant Strength Coach career networking programs for all 2010 Rev. John D. Kinard ’52 position, which works with each of student-athletes. 2011 Hugh Gallagher ’57 Lafayette’s 23 sports. 2012 Joe Bozik ’58 VISUAL IDENTITY PROGRAM 2013 Jim Fisher ’77 The Maroon Club membership dues 2014 Tom Kirchhoff ’93 covered all expenses associated with 2015 Phil Wolfe ’57 the creation of the current identity 2016 Tony Beasley program. 2017 John Piper

74 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Patriot League ACADEMIC AND ATHLETIC SUCCESS

Now in its third decade as an all-sport • The Patriot League ranked sec- conference combining academic and ond among all conferences in Public athletic excellence, the Patriot League Recognition Awards, and tied for the sponsors championships in 24 men and national lead with the Ivy League for the women’s sports. Initially started as an highest percentage of teams earning the NCAA Division I-AA football confer- honor at 47.0 percent. ence in 1986, the Patriot League became an all-sport conference in 1990 and • The League’s 95 percent graduation includes American, Army West Point, success rate (GSR) is the second-best Boston University, Bucknell, Colgate, mark in the nation, finishing in the top- Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh, Loyola two in each year since the rating has been Maryland and Navy as full members, released in 2013. All 10 member schools and Fordham, Georgetown, MIT and were at 90 percent or higher, each Richmond as associate members. These exceeding the record-high national GSR institutions are among the oldest and of 87 percent. In addition the League’s Lafayette Football—1988, 1992, 1994, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2013 Patriot League most prestigious in the nation and their 84 percent Federal Graduation Rate Champions alumni have and continue to play leader- (FGR) places it as the national leader for ship roles in shaping our country. the fifth-consecutive year. The Patriot League’s mission is simple: to provide successful competitive • Bucknell’s Christine Bendzinski • There were a Patriot League record athletic experiences while maintaining (Women’s Cross Country/Indoor Track 2,984 student-athletes on the Patriot high academic standards, and to prepare & Field) and Jeff Gottesman (Baseball) League Academic Honor Roll in 2017- its student-athletes to be leaders in soci- were named the Patriot League Female 18. ety. During the 2017-18 academic year, and Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year Patriot League student-athletes and teams honorees, respectively. • Bucknell’s Meghan Kovac (softball) and accomplished the following: Lafayette’s Scott McAvoy (men’s lacrosse) • 9 student-athletes earned Google each received the Patriot League Award • 99 Patriot League teams (47% of Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-America of Outstanding Leadership and Character. League teams) earned NCAA Public recognition. Recognition Awards for ranking in the • Navy and Loyola Maryland both top 10 percent of their sport in Academic • 30 Patriot League student-athletes qualified for the 2018 NCAA Women’s Progress Rate (APR), with a League received Google Cloud/CoSIDA Lacrosse Championships, marking the record 90 squads earning perfect scores. Academic All-District recognition. first time the League received two bids to the tournament.

• Lehigh football RB Dominic Bragalone became the 13th player in League history to be named Consensus All-American.

• Fordham RB Chase Edmonds, the League’s all-time leading rusher, became the second Patriot League football player in the last two seasons to be selected in the NFL Draft when he went in the 4th round (134th overall) to the Arizona Cardinals.

• Bucknell junior punter Alex Pechin made the 2017 FCS ADA Academic All-Star team, along with teammate and senior linebacker Mark Pyles. Fordham senior defensive lineman Jonathan Dimon and Lafayette junior defensive lineman Andrew Chuma rounded out the Patriot League selections.

• 24 Patriot Leaguers were All-America selections.

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 75 THE OPPONENTS Sacred Heart GAME 1 SEPTEMBER 1, 2018 CAMPUS FIELD; FAIRFIELD, CONN.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Fairfield, Conn. Founded: 1963 Enrollment: 8,532 President: John Petillo Athletic Director: Bobby Valentine Nickname: Pioneers Mark Nofri Kevin Sears Colors: Red and Grey Head Coach Sr. • Linebacker Stadium: Campus Field (3,334) Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Northeast Conference 2018 SCHEDULE 9/1 Lafayette 6:00 p.m. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/8 at Bucknell 3:30 p.m. Football Contact: Tim Geer Office Phone: (203) 365-4464 9/22 at Wagner* 6:00 p.m. Cell Phone: (203) 906-8899 9/29 at Cornell 1:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 10/6 Penn 3:00 p.m. Press Box: TBA Andrew O’Neill 10/13 at Dartmouth 6:00 p.m. Web Site: sacredheartpioneers.com Sr. • Wide Receiver 10/20 at CCSU* 1:00 p.m. Twitter: @SHUBigRed 10/27 Bryant* 1:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF 11/3 Robert Morris* 12:00 p.m. Head Coach: Mark Nofri 11/10 at Duquense* 12:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Keene State ’93 11/17 St. Francis* 12:00 p.m. Record at School: 37-32 (6 seasons) Career Record: Same

2017 RESULTS TEAM INFORMATION 9/2 Stetson 42-3 W Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 67/45 9/9 at Lafayette 38-24 W Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 3/8 9/16 at Stony Brook 45-7 L Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/Multiple 9/23 at Bucknell 34-31 L 2017 Overall Record: 4-7 9/30 CCSU* 26-15 L Conference Record/Finish: 2-4/Tied-Fifth 10/14 Dartmouth 29-26 L 10/21 at Robert Morris* 21-14 W THE SERIES (SACRED HEART LEADS 3-1) 10/28 Duquesne* 37-21 L First Meeting: 9/2/2006 (Lafayette 25, Sacred Heart 14) Last Meeting: 9/9/2017 (Sacred Heart 38, Lafayette 24) 11/4 at Bryant* 48-45 L Current Streak: Sacred Heart +2 11/11 at St. Francis* 16-7 W In Easton: Sacred Heart leads, 2-0 11/18 Wagner* 28-15 L In Fairfield: Series tied, 1-1 * NEC contest Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 25, Sacred Heart 14 (9/2/2006) Largest Margin of Victory (Sacred Heart): Sacred Heart 38, Lafayette 24 (9/9/2017)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Sr. QB Kevin Duke (218-of-357 for 2596, 15 TD, 13 INT) Rushing: Sr. RB Jordan Meachum (86-405, 4.7 ypc, 3 TD) Receiving: Sr. WR Andrew O’Neill (59-690, 11.7 avg., 4 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. DB Kevin Sears 40 1.5 0.0 0 Jr. DB Aaron Thompson 31 1.0 0.0 0 Sr. DL Christian LoDolce 22 2.0 0.0 0 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 77 Delaware GAME 2 SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 DELAWARE STADIUM; NEWARK, DEL.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Newark, Del. Founded: 1743 Enrollment: 23,774 President: Dean Assanis Athletic Director: Christine Rawak Nickname: Fightin’ Blue Hens Danny Rocco Nassir Adderley Colors: Royal Blue and Gold Head Coach Sr. • Def. Back Stadium: Delaware Stadium (22,000) Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Colonial Athletic Association 2018 SCHEDULE 8/30 Rhode Island* 7:00 p.m. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/8 Lafayette 3:30 p.m. Football Contact: Scott Day Office Phone: (302) 831-8007 9/15 Cornell 3:30 p.m. Cell Phone: (804) 263-6769 9/22 at North Dakota St. 1:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 10/6 at Richmond* 3:00 p.m. Press Box: (302) 831-6199 10/13 Elon* 3:30 p.m. Web Site: bluehens.com Kani Kane Sr. • Running Back 10/20 at New Hampshire* 3:30 p.m. Twitter: @UDBlueHens 10/27 Towson* 3:30 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF 11/3 at Albany* 3:30 p.m. Head Coach: Danny Rocco 11/10 at Stony Brook* 1:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Wake Forest ’84 11/17 Villanova* 12:00 p.m. Record at School: 7-4 (1 season) Career Record: 90-42 (11 seasons)

2017 RESULTS TEAM INFORMATION 8/31 Delaware St. 22-3 W Lettermen Returning/Lost: 81/19 9/9 at Virginia Tech 27-0 L Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 9/16 Cornell W 41-14 Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/3-4 9/30 James Madison* 20-10 L 2017 Overall Record: 7-4 10/7 at Stony Brook* 24-20 W Conference Record/Finish: 5-3/Tied-Fourth 10/14 William & Mary* 17-0 W 10/21 Richmond* 42-35 W THE SERIES (DELAWARE LEADS, 20-7) 10/28 at Towson* 18-17 L First Meeting: 9/26/1914 (Lafayette 41, Delaware 0) Last Meeting: 9/10/2016 (Delaware 24, Lafayette 6) 11/4 at Maine* 31-17 W Current Streak: Delaware +13 11/11 Albany* 22-3 W In Easton: Delaware leads, 11-3 11/18 at Villanova* 28-7 L In Newark: Delaware leads, 9-4 * CAA contest Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 44, Delaware 0 (11/12/1921) Largest Margin of Victory (Delaware): Delaware 61, Lafayette 0 (10/12/1963)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Sr. QB J.P. Caruso (71-of-142 for 755, 8 TD, 5 INT) Rushing: Sr. RB Kani Kane (142-614, 4.2 ypc, 7 TD) Receiving: Sr. WR Jamie Jarmon (29-327, 11.3 avg., 6 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. LB Troy Reeder 89 7.0 1.5 1 Sr. DB Nasir Adderley 78 4.0 0.5 5 Sr. DB Ray Jones 60 4.5 0.0 1

78 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Monmouth GAME 3 SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: West Long Branch, N.J. Founded: 1933 Enrollment: 6,371 President: Grey Dimenna Athletic Director: Marilyn McNeil Nickname: Hawks Colors: Midnight Blue and White Kevin Callahan Tymere Berry Kessler Stadium (4,200) Head Coach Jr. • Def. Back Stadium: Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Big South 2018 SCHEDULE 8/31 at Eastern Michigan 6:30 p.m. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/8 Hampton 3:00 p.m. Football Contact: Greg Viscomi Office Phone: (732) 571-4447 9/15 at Lafayette 6:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 9/22 at Princeton 4:30 p.m. Press Box: (732) 571-4400 9/29 Wagner 1:00 p.m. Web Site: monmouthhawks.com 10/13 Bucknell* 1:00 p.m. Twitter: @MUHawksFB Reggie White Jr. Sr. • Wide Receiver 10/20 Campbell* 1:00 p.m. 10/27 at Presbyterian* 2:30 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF Head Coach: Kevin Callahan 11/3 Charleston Southern* 1:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Rochester ’77 11/10 Kennesaw State* 12:00 p.m. Record at School: 144-118 (25 seasons) 11/17 at Gardner-Webb* 1:30 p.m. Career Record: Same

2017 RESULTS TEAM INFORMATION 9/2 Lafayette 31-12 W Lettermen Returning/Lost: 42/17 9/9 Lehigh 46-27 W Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 10/1 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 9/16 at Albany 28-14 L Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/Multiple 9/23 at Hampton 30-23 W 2017 Overall Record: 9-3 9/30 at Bucknell 35-13 W Conference Record/Finish: 4-1/Second 10/7 at Holy Cross 48-36 W 10/21 Liberty* 56-39 W THE SERIES (TIED 1-1) 10/28 at Charleston Southern* 23-20 W First Meeting: 9/27/2002 (Lafayette 30, Monmouth 29) Last Meeting: 9/2/2017 (Monmouth 31, Lafayette 12) 11/4 Presbyterian* 42-21 W Current Streak: Monmouth +1 11/11 Gardner-Webb* 41-14 W In Easton: Lafayette leads, 1-0 11/18 at Kennesaw State* 52-21 L In West Long Branch: Monmouth leads, 1-0 11/25 at Northern Iowa 46-7 L Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 30, Monmouth 29 (9/27/2002) * Big South contest Largest Margin of Victory (Monmouth): Monmouth 31, Lafayette 12 (9/2/2017)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Jr. QB Kenji Bahar (205-of-331 for 2368, 16 TD, 13 INT) Rushing: So. RB Pete Guerriero (178-1102, 6.0 ypc, 9 TD) Receiving: Sr. WR Reggie White Jr. (74-874, 11.8 avg., 8 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. LB Diego Zubieta 62 4.0 1.5 0 So. LB DeJaun Cooper 49 2.5 1.0 0 Jr. DB Tymere Berry 43 4.5 0.0 2

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 79 Colgate GAME 4 SEPTEMBER 22, 2018 ANDY KERR STADIUM; HAMILTON, NY.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Hamilton, N.Y. Founded: 1819 Enrollment: 2,927 President: Brian Casey Athletic Director: Nicki Moore Nickname: Raiders Colors: Maroon, Gray and White Dan Hunt Nick Wheeler Stadium: Andy Kerr Stadium (10,221) Head Coach Jr. • Def. Tackle Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Patriot League

2018 SCHEDULE SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/1 Holy Cross* 1:00 p.m. Football Contact: John Painter 9/8 at New Hampshire 3:30 p.m. Office Phone: (315) 228-7566 Cell Phone: (865) 414-1143 9/15 at Furman 1:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 9/22 Lafayette* 1:00 p.m. Press Box: (315) 228-6863 9/29 at William & Mary 6:00 p.m. Web Site: GoColgateRaiders.com James Holland Jr. Sr. • Tailback 10/6 at Bucknell* 12:00 p.m. Twitter: @ColgateFB 10/13 Cornell 12:00 p.m. 10/27 Georgetown* 1:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF Head Coach: Dan Hunt 11/3 at Fordham* 1:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Springfield College ’92 11/10 at Lehigh* 12:30 p.m. Record at School: 26-21 (4 seasons) 11/17 Army West Point 12:00 p.m. Career Record: Same

TEAM INFORMATION 2017 RESULTS Lettermen Returning/Lost: 40/10 8/26 at Cal Poly 20-14 W Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 9/9 Richmond 20-17 L Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/3-4 9/16 at Buffalo 33-10 L 2017 Overall Record: 7-4 9/23 Furman 45-14 L Conference Record/Finish: 5-1/Second 9/30 at Cornell 21-7 W 10/7 Lehigh* 41-38 L THE SERIES (COLGATE LEADS, 44-13-4) 10/14 Fordham* 38-12 W First Meeting: 10/27/1906 (Lafayette 17, Colgate 6) 10/21 at Holy Cross* 45-7 W Last Meeting: 11/11/2017 (Colgate 27, Lafayette 0) Current Streak: Colgate +3 10/28 Bucknell* 40-3 W In Easton: Colgate leads, 21-7-2 11/11 at Lafayette* 27-0 W In Hamilton: Colgate leads, 23-6-1 11/18 Georgetown* 35-10 W Neutral Site: Series tied, 0-0-1 * Patriot League contest Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 35, Colgate 9 (11/4/1995) Largest Margin of Victory (Colgate): Colgate 56, Lafayette 2 (10/25/1975)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: So. QB Grant Breneman (132-of-233 for 1594, 18 TD, 5 INT) Rushing: Sr. TB James Holland Jr. (125-722, 5.8 ypc, 6 TD) Receiving: Sr. WR Thomas Ives (23-353, 15.4 avg., 7 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Jr. LB Nick Ioanilli 62 2.5 2.5 3 Sr. DB Alec Wisniewski 58 2.0 0.0 3 Sr. LB T.J. Holl 52 2.5 0.0 0 80 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Central Connecticut State GAME 5 SEPTEMBER 29, 2018 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: New Britain, Conn. Founded: 1849 Enrollment: 12,000 President: Zulma Toro Athletic Director: Brian Barrio Nickname: Blue Devils Pete Rossomando Chris Tinkham Colors: Blue and White Head Coach Sr. • Def. Lineman Stadium: Arute Field (5,500) Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Northeast Conference 2018 SCHEDULE 8/30 at Ball State 7:00 p.m. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/8 Lincoln 6:00 p.m. Football Contact: Thomas Pincince Office Phone: (806) 832-3089 9/15 Columbia 5:00 p.m. Cell Phone: n/a 9/22 at Fordham 1:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 9/29 at Lafayette 6:00 p.m. Press Box: (806) 832-3084 Jake Dolegala 10/6 at Robert Morris* 12:00 p.m. Web Site: ccsubluedevils.com Sr. • Quarterback 10/13 at Bryant* 1:00 p.m. Twitter: @CCSUBlueDevils 10/20 Sacred Heart* 1:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF 10/27 Wagner* 12:00 p.m. Head Coach: Pete Rossomando 11/10 at St. Francis* 12:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Boston University ’94 11/17 Duquesne* 12:00 p.m. Record at School: 17-29 (4 seasons) Career Record: 59-42 (10 seasons)

2017 RESULTS TEAM INFORMATION 9/1 at Syracuse 50-7 L Lettermen Returning/Lost: 52/23 9/9 Fordham 38-31 L Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 9/16 at Youngstown St. 59-9 L Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/Multiple 9/23 Walsh 57-6 W 2017 Overall Record: 8-4 9/30 at Sacred Heart* 26-15 W Conference Record/Finish: 6-0/First 10/7 Penn 42-21 W 10/14 at Wagner* 51-45 W THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 2-1) 10/21 Bryant* 31-14 W First Meeting: 9/13/1980 (CCSU 14, Lafayette 3) Last Meeting: 9/2/2016 (Lafayette 24, CCSU 10) 11/4 St. Francis* 28-10 W Current Streak: Lafayette +2 11/11 Duquesne* 28-27 W In Easton: Tied, 1-1 11/18 Robert Morris* 42-14 W In New Britain: Lafayette leads, 1-0 11/25 New Hampshire 14-0 L Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 51, CCSU 0 (9/12/1981) *NEC contest Largest Margin of Victory (CCSU): CCSU 14, Lafayette 3 (9/13/1980)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Sr. QB Jacob Dolegala (145-of-274 for 1953, 13 TD, 7 INT) Rushing: Jr. RB Drew Jean-Guillaume (99-550, 5.6 ypc, 6 TD) Receiving: Sr. WR Courtney Rush (34-574, 22.8 avg., 5 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. LB Kenneth Keen 85 9.5 1.5 0 Sr. S Tymir Hinton 67 8.0 1.0 3 Jr. DB Tajik Bagley 42 3.0 0.0 2 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 81 Georgetown GAME 6 OCTOBER 13, 2018 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Washington, D.C. Founded: 1789 Enrollment: 7, 562 President: John DeGioia Athletic Director: Lee Reed Nickname: Hoyas Rob Sgarlata Khristian Tate Colors: Blue and Gray Head Coach Jr. • Def. Lineman Stadium: Cooper Field (2,500) Playing Surface: Shaw Sports Turf 2018 SCHEDULE Conference: Patriot League 9/1 at Marist 1:00 p.m. 9/8 Campbell 12:30 p.m. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Football Contact: Brendan Thomas 9/15 at Dartmouth 1:30 p.m. Office Phone: (202) 687-6783 9/22 Columbia 2:00 p.m. Cell Phone: n/a 9/29 at Brown 1:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 10/6 at Fordham* 1:00 p.m. Press Box: (202) 687-6740 Michael Dereus 10/13 at Lafayette* 3:30 p.m. Web Site: GUHoyas.com Jr. • Wide Receiver 10/20 Lehigh* 2:00 p.m. Twitter: @HoyasFB 10/27 at Colgate* 12:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF 11/10 Bucknell* 12:30 p.m. Head Coach: Rob Sgarlata 11/17 Holy Cross* 12:30 p.m. Alma Mater: Georgetown ’94 Record at School: 11-33 (4 seasons) 2017 RESULTS Career Record: Same 9/9 at Campbell 16-10 W 9/16 Marist 14-12 L TEAM INFORMATION Lettermen Returning/Lost: 58/34 9/23 at Columbia 35-14 L Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 9/30 Harvard 41-2 L Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 10/7 at Princeton 50-30 L Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/Multiple 10/14 at Lehigh* 54-35 L 2017 Overall Record: 1-10 10/21 Fordham* 17-9 L Conference Record/Finish: 0-6/Seventh 10/28 at Holy Cross* 24-10 L THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 14-7) 11/4 Lafayette* 7-0 L First Meeting: 10/25/1902 (Lafayette 23, Georgetown 0) 11/11 at Bucknell* 12-0 L Last Meeting: 11/4/2017 (Lafayette 7, Georgetown 0) 11/18 Colgate* 35-10 L Current Streak: Lafayette +2 *Patriot League contest In Easton: Lafayette leads, 5-3 In Washington, D.C.: Lafayette leads, 9-4 Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 45, Georgetown 14 (11/11/2006) Largest Margin of Victory (Georgetown): Georgetown 38, Lafayette 7 (10/10/15)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Jr. QB Gunther Johnson (95-of-194 for 1026, 4 TD, 6 INT) Rushing: Sr. RB Carl Thomas (37-95, 2.6 ypc, 0 TD) Receiving: Jr. WR Michael Dereus (46-696, 15.1 avg., 5 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Jr. DL Khristian Tate 69 12.5 5.0 1 Sr. DB Blaise Brown 66 1.5 0.0 2 Sr. DB Ramon Lyons 63 2.5 0.0 0 82 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Bucknell GAME 7 OCTOBER 20, 2018 CHRISTY MATHEWSON-MEMORIAL STADIUM; LEWISBURG, PA.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Lewisburg, Pa. Founded: 1846 Enrollment: 3,600 President: John Bravman Athletic Director: Jermaine Traux Nickname: Bison Colors: Orange and Blue Joe Susan Bryan Marine Stadium: Christy Mathewson-Memorial Head Coach Sr. • Cornerback Stadium (13,100) Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Patriot League 2018 SCHEDULE 9/1 William & Mary 6:00 p.m. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/8 Sacred Heart 3:00 p.m. Football Contact: Jen Dobias Office Phone: (570) 577-3488 9/15 at Penn 3:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 9/22 at Villanova 6:00 p.m. Press Box: (570) 577-1519 9/29 at Holy Cross* 1:00 p.m. Web Site: BucknellBison.com Chad Freshnock 10/6 Colgate* 12:00 p.m. Twitter: @Bucknell_FB Jr. • Running Back 10/13 at Monmouth 1:00 p.m. 10/20 Lafayette* 12:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF Head Coach: Joe Susan 11/3 at Lehigh* 12:30 p.m. Alma Mater: Delaware ’78 11/10 at Georgetown* 12:30 p.m. Record at School: 37-51 (8 seasons) 11/17 Fordham* 12:00 p.m. Career Record: 47-51 (9 seasons)

TEAM INFORMATION 2017 RESULTS Lettermen Returning/Lost: 42/20 9/2 at Marist 45-6 W Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 9/9 Holy Cross* 20-0 L Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Basic Offense/Defense: Pro-style/4-2-5 9/16 at William Mary 30-9 L 2017 Overall Record: 5-6 9/23 Sacred Heart 34-31 W Conference Record/Finish: 2-4/Sixth 9/30 Monmouth 35-13 L 10/14 at Cornell 26-18 W THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 52-37-6) 10/21 at Lafayette* 13-7 W First Meeting: 11/30/1883 (Lafayette 59, Bucknell 0) 10/28 at Colgate* 40-3 L Last Meeting: 10/21/2017 (Bucknell 13, Lafayette 7) Current Streak: Bucknell +4 11/4 Lehigh* 42-21 L In Easton: Lafayette leads, 32-16-5 11/11 Georgetown* 12-0 W In Lewisburg: Bucknell leads, 21-20-1 11/18 at Fordham* 20-9 L Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 59, Bucknell 0 (11/30/1883) * Patriot League contest Largest Margin of Victory (Bucknell): Bucknell 54, Lafayette 12 (10/24/1964)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Jr. QB John Chiarolanzio (109-of-200 for 1069, 5 TD, 6 INT) Rushing: Jr. RB Chad Freshnock (137-525, 3.8 ypc, 6 TD) Receiving: Sr. TE Marcus Ademilola (32-233, 7.3 avg., 2 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. So. S Brandon Benson 68 2.5 1.0 0 Sr. S Joe Lauro 58 4.0 1.0 1 Sr. CB Bryan Marine 50 4.0 0.0 1

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 83 Fordham GAME 8 OCTOBER 27, 2018 JACK COFFEY FIELD; BRONX, NY.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Bronx, N.Y. Founded: 1841 Enrollment: 8,855 President: Joseph M. McShane, S.J. Athletic Director: David Roach Nickname: Rams Colors: Maroon and White Joe Conlin Dylan Mabin Stadium: Jack Coffey Field (7,000) Head Coach Sr. • Def. Back Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Patriot League

2018 SCHEDULE SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/1 at Charlotte 6:00 p.m. Football Contact: Joe DiBari 9/8 at Richmond 6:00 p.m. Office Phone: (718) 817-4240 Cell Phone: (917) 539-5061 9/15 Stony Brook 6:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 9/22 CCSU 1:00 p.m. Press Box: (718) 817-4241 10/6 Georgetown* 1:00 p.m. Web Site: FordhamSports.com Austin Longi Sr. • Wide Receiver 10/13 at Lehigh* 12:30 p.m. Twitter: @FordhamRams 10/20 Bryant 1:00 p.m. 10/27 Lafayette* 1:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF Head Coach: Joe Conlin 11/3 Colgate* 1:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Pittsburgh ’02 11/10 at Holy Cross* 12:00 p.m. Record at School: First Season 11/17 at Bucknell* 12:00 p.m. Career Record: Same

TEAM INFORMATION 2017 RESULTS Lettermen Returning/Lost: 43/19 9/1 at Army 64-6 L Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 9/9 at CCSU 38-31 W Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/3-4 9/16 Eastern Washington 56-21 L 2017 Overall Record: 4-7 9/23 at Bryant 45-40 L Conference Record/Finish: 3-3/Tied-Third 9/30 Yale 41-10 L 10/7 at Lafayette* 14-10 L THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 23-12-1) 10/14 at Colgate* 38-12 L First Meeting: 10/17/1903 (Lafayette 48, Fordham 0) 10/21 at Georgetown* 17-9 W Last Meeting: 10/7/2017 (Lafayette 14, Fordham 10) Current Streak: Lafayette +1 10/28 Lehigh* 45-35 W In Easton: Lafayette leads, 13-6-1 11/4 Holy Cross* 42-20 L In Bronx: Lafayette leads, 9-6 11/18 at Bucknell* 20-9 W Neutral Site: Lafayette leads, 1-0 * Patriot League Contest Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 48, Fordham 0 (10/17/1903) Largest Margin of Victory (Fordham): Fordham 35, Lafayette 7 (10/3/2015)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Gr. QB Luke Medlock (50 of 97 for 607, 2 TD, 1 INT) Rushing: Jr. RB D’Angelo Palladino (71-475, 6.7 avg., 4 TD) Receiving: Sr. WR Austin Longi (36-462, 12.8 avg., 3 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. So. LB Glenn Cunningham 75 7.5 4.5 1 Sr. DB Antonio Jackson 56 2.0 0.0 3 Sr. DB Lawrence Menyah 49 3.0 1.0 1 84 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Holy Cross GAME 9 NOVEMBER 3, 2018 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Worcester, Mass. Founded: 1843 Enrollment: 2,910 President: Rev. Philip L. Boroughs, S.J. Athletic Director: Nathan Pine Nickname: Crusaders Bob Chesney Ryan Brady Colors: Royal Purple and White Head Coach Sr. • Linebacker Stadium: Fitton Field (23,500) Playing Surface: Grass Conference: Patriot League 2018 SCHEDULE 9/1 at Colgate* 1:00 p.m. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/8 at Boston College* 1:00 p.m. Football Contact: Charles Bare Office Phone: (508) 793-2583 9/15 Yale 1:05 p.m. Cell Phone: (508) 754-6870 9/22 Dartmouth 1:05 p.m. Email: [email protected] 9/29 Bucknell* 1:05 p.m. Press Box: (508) 793-2204 Blaise Bell 10/6 at New Hampshire 1:00 p.m. Web Site: GoHolyCross.com Sr. • Wide Receiver 10/12 at Harvard 7:00 p.m. Twitter: @GoHolyCross 10/27 Lehigh* 1:05 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF 11/3 at Lafayette* 12:30 p.m. Head Coach: Bob Chesney 11/10 Fordham* 12:05 p.m. Alma Mater: Dickinson ’00 11/17 at Georgetown* 12:30 p.m. Record at School: First Season Career Record: 67-25 (8 seasons)

2017 RESULTS TEAM INFORMATION 8/31 at UConn 27-20 L Lettermen Returning/Lost: 42/26 9/9 at Bucknell* 20-0 W Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 3/8 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 9/16 New Hampshire 51-26 W Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/4-3 9/23 at Dartmouth 27-26 L 2017 Overall Record: 4-7 9/30 Lafayette* 10-7 L Conference Record/Finish: 3-3/Fourth 10/7 Monmouth 48-36 L 10/14 at Yale 32-0 L THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 17-15) 10/21 Colgate* 45-7 L First Meeting: 9/20/1986 (Holy Cross 38, Lafayette 14) Last Meeting: 9/30/2017 (Lafayette 10, Holy Cross 7) 10/28 Georgetown* 24-10 W Current Streak: Lafayette +1 11/4 at Fordham* 42-20 W In Easton: Lafayette leads, 9-7 11/11 at Lehigh* 34-21 L In Worcester: Tied, 8-8 *Patriot League contest Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 56, Holy Cross 20 (11/13/2004) Largest Margin of Victory (Holy Cross): Holy Cross 42, Lafayette 0 (10/24/2015)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Sr. QB Geoff Wade (2-for-10 for 20, 0 TD, 0 INT) Rushing: Jr. RB Miles Alexander (73-331, 4.5 ypc, 3 TD) Receiving: Sr. WR Blaise Bell (46-601, 13.1 avg., 8 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. DB Akeem Walcott 40 2.0 0.0 1 Jr. DB Damion Baker 39 3.0 0.0 0 Sr. DL Teddy Capsis 33 9.0 6.0 0 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 85 Army West Point GAME 10 NOVEMBER 3, 2018 MICHIE STADIUM; WEST POINT, NY.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: West Point, N.Y. Founded: 1802 Enrollment: 4,400 President: Lt. Gen. Robert Caslen Athletic Director: Boo Corrigan Nicknames: Black Knights, Cadets Colors: Black, Gold, and Gray Jeff Monken Cole Christiansen Stadium: Michie Stadium (38,000) Head Coach Jr. • Linebacker Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Independent

2018 SCHEDULE SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 8/31 at Duke 7:00 p.m. Football Contact: Matt Faulkner 9/8 Liberty 12:00 p.m. Office Phone: (845) 938-6871 Cell Phone: (845) 905-6591 9/15 Hawaii 12:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 9/22 at Oklahoma 6 p.m. Press Box: n/a 9/29 at Buffalo TBA Web Site: GoArmyWestPoint.com Darnell Woolfolk Sr. • Running Back 10/13 at San Jose St. TBA Twitter: @GoArmyWestPoint 10/20 Miami (Ohio) 12:00 p.m. 10/27 at Eastern Michigan 1:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF Head Coach: Jeff Monken 11/3 Air Force 12:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Millikin ’89 11/10 Lafayette 12:00 p.m. Record at School: 24-26 (4 seasons) 11/17 Colgate 12:00 p.m. Career Record: 60-42 (8 seasons) 12/8 at Navy 3:00 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION Lettermen Returning/Lost: 47/20 2017 RESULTS Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 9/1 Fordham 64-6 W Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 9/9 Buffalo 21-17 W Basic Offense/Defense: Triple Option/3-4 2017 Overall Record: 10-3 9/16 at Ohio State 38-7 L Conference Record/Finish: N/A 9/23 at Tulane 21-17 L 9/30 Texas El-Paso 35-21 W THE SERIES (ARMY LEADS, 18-1) 10/7 at Rice 49-12 W First Meeting: 10/7/1893 (Army 36, Lafayette 0) 10/14 Eastern Michigan 28-27 W Last Meeting: 10/15/2016 (Army 62, Lafayette 7) 10/21 Temple 31-28 W Current Streak: Army +17 In Easton: N/A 11/4 at Air Force 21-0 W In West Point: Army leads, 18-1 11/11 Duke 21-16 W Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 19, Army 0 (10/26/1940) 11/18 at North Texas 52-49 L Largest Margin of Victory (Army): Army 56, Lafayette 0 (10/20/1990) 12/9 Navy 14-13 W 12/23 San Diego St. 42-35 W LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Jr. QB Kelvin Hopkins Jr. (6-of-18 for 76, 1 TD, 1 INT) Rushing: Sr. RB Darnell Woolfolk (157-812, 5.2 avg., 14 TD) Receiving: Jr. WR Kell Walker (5-111, 22.2 avg., 0 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. LB James Nachtigal 103 8.0 5.0 0 Jr. LB Cole Christiansen 84 5.0 0.0 1 Sr. DB James Gibson 45 0.5 0.0 0

86 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lehigh GAME 11 NOVEMBER 17, 2018 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Bethlehem, Pa. Founded: 1865 Enrollment: 5,080 President: John Simon Athletic Director: Joe Sterrett Nickname: Mountain Hawks Colors: Brown and White Andy Coen Sam McCloskey Stadium: Goodman Stadium (16,000) Head Coach Sr. • Def. Back Playing Surface: Grass Conference: Patriot League 2018 SCHEDULE 9/1 St. Francis 12:30 p.m. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/8 Villanova 12:30 p.m. Football Contact: Steve Lomangino Office Phone: (610) 758-3174 9/15 at Navy 3:30 p.m. Cell Phone: (917) 579-0976 9/22 at Penn 3:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 10/6 at Princeton 1:00 p.m. Press Box: (610) 758-4903 10/13 Fordham* 12:30 p.m. Web Site: LehighSports.com Dom Bragalone Sr. • Running Back 10/20 at Georgetown* 2:00 p.m. Twitter: @LehighSports 10/27 at Holy Cross* 1:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF 11/3 Bucknell* 12:30 p.m. Head Coach: Andy Coen 11/10 Colgate* 12:30 p.m. Alma Mater: Gettysburg ’86 11/17 at Lafayette* 12:30 p.m. Record at School: 82-56 (12 seasons) Career Record: Same

2017 RESULTS TEAM INFORMATION 9/2 Villanova 38-35 L Lettermen Returning/Lost: 35/19 9/9 at Monmouth 46-27 L Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 9/16 Yale 56-28 L Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/4-2-5 9/23 Penn 65-47 L 2017 Overall Record: 5-7 9/30 at Wagner 37-20 L Conference Record/Finish: 5-1/First 10/7 Colgate* 41-38 W 10/14 Georgetown* 54-35 W THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 78-70-5) 10/28 at Fordham* 45-35 L First Meeting: 10/25/1884 (Lafayette 50, Lehigh 0) Last Meeting: 11/18/2017 (Lehigh 38, Lafayette 31) 11/4 Bucknell* 42-21 W Current Streak: Lehigh +3 11/11 Holy Cross* 34-21 W In Easton: Lafayette leads, 41-30-5 11/18 Lafayette* 38-31 W In Bethlehem: Lehigh leads, 39-36 11/25 at Stony Brook 59-29 L Neutral Site: Series tied, 1-1 * Patriot League contest Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 64, Lehigh 0 (11/18/1944) Largest Margin of Victory (Lehigh): Lehigh 78, Lafayette 0 (11/24/1917)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Sr. QB Brad Mayes (292-of-455 for 3886, 31 TD, 12 INT) Rushing: Sr. RB Dom Bragalone (247-1388, 5.6 ypc, 18 TD) Receiving: So. WR Jorge Portorreal (56-729, 13.0 avg., 2 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. LB Keith Woetzel 89 5.5 0.0 0 Jr. DB Riley O’Neil 58 3.5 0.0 0 Sr. LB Mark Walker 53 7.0 1.0 1 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 87 Lafayette vs. Lehigh COLLEGE FOOTBALL’S MOST-PLAYED RIVALRY

Year Site LC-LU Year Site LC-LU Year Site LC-LU 1884 Easton...... 50-0 1922 Easton...... 3-0 1976 Easton...... 21-17 Bethlehem...... 34-4 1923 Bethlehem...... 13-3 1977 Bethlehem...... 17-35 1885 Bethlehem...... 6-0 1924 Easton...... 7-0 1978 Easton...... 15-23 Easton...... 6-6 1925 Bethlehem...... 14-0 1979 Bethlehem...... 3-24 1886 Easton...... 12-0 1926 Easton...... 35-0 1980 Easton...... 0-32 Bethlehem...... 4-0 1927 Bethlehem...... 43-0 1981 Bethlehem...... 10-3 1887 Bethlehem...... 4-10 1928 Easton...... 38-14 1982 Easton...... 34-6 Easton...... 6-0 1929 Bethlehem...... 12-13 1983 Bethlehem...... 14-22 1888 Easton...... 4-6 1930 Easton...... 16-6 1984 Easton...... 28-7 Bethlehem...... 0-16 1931 Bethlehem...... 13-7 1985 Bethlehem...... 19-24 1889 Bethlehem...... 10-16 1932 Easton...... 25-6 1986 Easton...... 28-23 Easton...... 6-6 1933 Bethlehem...... 54-12 1987 Bethlehem...... 10-17 1890 Easton...... 0-30 1934 Easton...... 7-13 1988 Easton...... 52-45 Bethlehem...... 6-66 1935 Bethlehem...... 0-48 1989 Bethlehem...... 36-21 1891 Bethlehem...... 4-22 1936 Easton...... 0-18 1990 Easton...... 14-35 Wilkes-Barre...... 2-6 1937 Bethlehem...... 6-0 1991 Bethlehem...... 18-36 Easton...... 2-16 1938 Easton...... 6-0 1992 Easton...... 32-29 1892 Easton...... 4-0 1939 Bethlehem...... 29-13 1993 Bethlehem...... 14-39 Bethlehem...... 6-15 1940 Easton...... 46-0 1994 Easton...... 54-20 1893 Bethlehem...... 6-22 1941 Bethlehem...... 47-7 1995 Bethlehem...... 30-37 Easton...... 0-10 1942 Easton...... 7-7 1996 Easton...... 19-23 1894 Easton...... 28-0 1943 Easton...... 39-7 1997 Bethlehem...... 31-43 Bethlehem...... 8-11 Bethlehem...... 58-0 1998 Easton...... 7-31 1895 Bethlehem...... 22-12 1944 Easton...... 44-0 1999 Bethlehem...... 12-14 Easton...... 14-6 Easton...... 64-0 2000 Easton...... 17-31 1896 did not play 1945 Bethlehem...... 7-0 2001 Bethlehem...... 6-41 1897 Easton...... 34-0 1946 Easton...... 13-0 2002 Easton...... 14-7 Bethlehem...... 22-0 1947 Bethlehem...... 7-0 2003 Bethlehem...... 10-30 1898 Bethlehem...... 0-22 1948 Easton...... 23-13 2004 Easton...... 24-10 Easton...... 11-5 1949 Bethlehem...... 21-12 2005 Bethlehem...... 23-19 1899 Easton...... 17-0 1950 Easton...... 0-38 2006 Easton...... 49-27 Bethlehem...... 35-0 1951 Bethlehem...... 0-51 2007 Bethlehem...... 21-17 1900 Bethlehem...... 34-0 1952 Easton...... 7-14 2008 Easton...... 15-31 Easton...... 18-0 1953 Bethlehem...... 33-13 2009 Bethlehem...... 21-27 (OT) 1901 Easton...... 29-0 1954 Easton...... 46-0 2010 Easton...... 13-20 Bethlehem...... 41-0 1955 Bethlehem...... 35-6 2011 Bethlehem...... 13-37 1902 Easton...... 0-6 1956 Easton...... 10-27 2012 Easton...... 21-28 1903 Bethlehem...... 6-12 1957 Bethlehem...... 13-26 2013 Bethlehem...... 50-28 1904 Easton...... 40-6 1958 Easton...... 14-14 2014 Bronx, N.Y...... 27-7 1905 Bethlehem...... 53-0 1959 Bethlehem...... 28-6 (Yankee Stadium) 1906 Easton...... 33-0 1960 Easton...... 3-26 2015 Bethlehem, Pa...... 35-49 1907 Bethlehem...... 22-5 1961 Bethlehem...... 14-17 2016 Easton, Pa...... 21-45 1908 Easton...... 5-11 1962 Easton...... 6-13 2017 Bethlehem, Pa...... 31-38 1909 Bethlehem...... 21-0 1963 Bethlehem...... 8-15 1910 Easton...... 14-0 1964 Easton...... 6-6 Lafayette leads the series 78-70-5 1911 Bethlehem...... 11-0 1965 Bethlehem...... 14-20 1912 Easton...... 0-10 1966 Easton...... 16-0 1913 Bethlehem...... 0-7 1967 Bethlehem...... 6-0 1914 Easton...... 7-17 1968 Easton...... 6-21 1915 Bethlehem...... 35-6 1969 Bethlehem...... 19-36 1916 Easton...... 0-16 1970 Easton...... 31-28 1917 Bethlehem...... 0-78 1971 Bethlehem...... 19-48 1918 Easton...... 0-17 1972 Easton...... 6-14 1919 Bethlehem...... 10-6 1973 Bethlehem...... 13-45 1920 Easton...... 27-7 1974 Easton...... 7-57 1921 Bethlehem...... 28-6 1975 Bethlehem...... 14-40

88 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Series Overall Record ALBRIGHT (11-3-0) 10/18/47 Easton 27-7 W 10/9/1907 Easton 21-9 W 10/25/13 Easton 7-0 W 10/23/48 Lewisburg 19-7 W 10/17/25 Philadelphia 7-7 T 11/14/14 Easton 42-6 W 11/12/49 Easton 14-21 L 10/11/30 Hamilton 0-41 L 10/23/15 Easton 46-0 W 10/28/50 Lewisburg 0-32 L 10/10/31 Hamilton 0-16 L 11/11/16 Easton 32-0 W 10/27/51 Easton 21-40 L 10/15/32 Easton 0-35 L 11/17/17 Easton 42-0 W 9/27/52 Lewisburg 13-45 L 10/28/33 Hamilton 0-0 T 10/23/26 Easton 30-7 W 10/24/53 Easton 7-6 W 10/19/35 Easton 0-52 L 9/29/28 Easton 78-0 W 10/23/54 Lewisburg 0-7 L 10/24/36 Hamilton 0-41 L 10/27/34 Easton 26-0 W 10/22/55 Easton 34-13 W 10/13/45 Hamilton 0-47 L 10/12/35 Reading 0-38 L 10/20/56 Lewisburg 13-7 W 11/2/46 Easton 0-39 L 9/22/51 Easton 6-12 L 10/26/57 Easton 35-13 W 9/18/65 Hamilton 0-40 L 10/4/52 Easton 6-28 L 10/25/58 Lewisburg 34-6 W 11/12/66 Easton 9-20 L 10/3/53 Reading 28-7 W 10/24/59 Easton 12-6 W 11/16/68 Hamilton 14-10 W 9/25/54 Easton 26-0 W 10/22/60 Lewisburg 0-28 L 11/15/69 Easton 10-14 L 10/13/56 Easton 32-7 W 10/21/61 Easton 0-13 L 11/13/71 Easton 14-51 L ALFRED (1-0-0) 10/20/62 Lewisburg 6-28 L 9/23/72 Hamilton 14-33 L 11/15/24 Easton 47-0 W 10/26/63 Easton 14-13 W 9/22/73 Easton 21-55 L 10/24/64 Lewisburg 12-54 L 10/26/74 Easton 18-24 L ARMY (1-18-0) 10/23/65 Easton 14-13 W 10/25/75 Hamilton 2-56 L 10/7/1893 West Point 0-36 L 10/22/66 Lewisburg 25-7 W 10/23/76 Easton 14-24 L 10/26/40 West Point 19-0 W 10/7/67 Easton 21-6 W 9/17/77 Hamilton 12-38 L 10/3/42 West Point 0-14 L 10/26/68 Lewisburg 10-13 L 11/4/78 Hamilton 7-17 L 10/2/48 West Point 7-54 L 10/25/69 Easton 20-21 L 11/3/79 Easton 7-7 T 9/14/74 West Point 7-14 L 10/24/70 Lewisburg 28-30 L 11/1/80 Hamilton 0-44 L 9/11/76 West Point 6-16 L 10/23/71 Easton 0-33 L 10/17/81 Hamilton 0-30 L 10/22/77 West Point 6-42 L 10/21/72 Lewisburg 7-26 L 10/29/83 Easton 7-21 L 9/16/78 West Point 14-24 L 10/20/73 Easton 0-0 T 10/20/84 Hamilton 20-41 L 9/18/82 West Point 20-26 L 11/2/74 Lewisburg 6-10 L 9/21/85 Easton 14-30 L 11/15/86 West Point 48-56 L 10/11/75 Easton 5-15 L 11/1/86 Hamilton 7-42 L 11/14/87 West Point 37-49 L 10/30/76 Lewisburg 17-7 W 10/31/87 Easton 14-35 L 10/15/88 West Point 17-24 L 10/8/77 Easton 34-7 W 10/1/88 Hamilton 42-34 W 10/21/89 West Point 20-34 L 10/14/78 Lewisburg 14-7 W 10/28/89 Easton 38-33 W 10/20/90 West Point 0-56 L 10/13/79 Easton 0-0 T 11/10/90 Hamilton 7-36 L 10/10/92 West Point 36-38 L 10/11/80 Lewisburg 0-14 L 11/16/91 Easton 48-31 W 11/13/93 West Point 12-35 L 10/10/81 Easton 37-0 W 10/31/92 Hamilton 37-28 W 11/2/96 West Point 21-41 L 10/2/82 Lewisburg 37-6 W 10/30/93 Easton 7-7 T 9/13/97 West Point 14-41 L 10/1/83 Easton 33-3 W 11/5/94 Hamilton 14-6 W 10/15/16 West Point 7-62 L 11/3/84 Lewisburg 3-10 L 11/4/95 Easton 35-9 W 11/9/85 Easton 47-0 W 10/26/96 Hamilton 9-40 L APPALACHIAN STATE (0-1-0) 10/25/86 Lewisburg 52-34 W 10/11/97 Easton 6-44 L 11/26/05 Boone 23-34 L 10/10/87 Easton 42-21 W 11/14/98 Hamilton 27-42 L BALTIMORE (2-0-0) 10/8/88 Lewisburg 52-35 W 10/9/99 Easton 14-56 L 9/26/31 Easton 51-0 W 11/4/89 Lewisburg 33-54 L 10/28/00 Hamilton 14-17 L 11/9/35 Easton 26-0 W 9/15/90 Easton 14-24 L 10/27/01 Easton 16-20 L 10/12/91 Easton 20-16 W 11/2/02 Hamilton 24-31 L BLOOMSBURG (6-0-0) 11/14/92 Lewisburg 49-7 W 11/1/03 Easton 31-47 L 11/1/1896 Bloomsburg 17-0 W 9/11/93 Easton 31-14 W 11/6/04 Hamilton 19-22 L 9/27/1897 Easton 14-0 W 10/29/94 Lewisburg 56-14 W 11/5/05 Easton 15-18 L 11/14/1903 Easton 29-0 W 10/28/95 Lewisburg 11-30 L 10/28/06 Hamilton 27-10 W 10/15/1904 Easton 33-0 W 11/9/96 Easton 23-7 W 10/27/07 Easton 27-36 L 9/24/1910 Easton 31-0 W 9/20/97 Easton 21-23 L 11/1/08 Hamilton 13-21 L 9/23/1911 Easton 53-0 W 10/24/98 Lewisburg 22-33 L 11/7/09 Easton 56-49 W BOSTON COLLEGE (1-0-0) 10/23/99 Easton 22-21 W 11/6/10 Hamilton 14-24 L 10/28/22 Boston 12-0 W 10/14/00 Lewisburg 30-42 L 11/5/11 Easton 37-24 W 10/13/01 Easton 16-17 L 11/3/12 Hamilton 41-65 L BOSTON UNIVERSITY (0-1-0) 11/9/02 Lewisburg 19-3 W 11/9/13 Easton 24-28 L 10/18/69 Easton 14-22 L 11/8/03 Easton 35-17 W 11/8/14 Hamilton 19-16 W BROWN (3-8-0) 10/16/04 Lewisburg 14-13 W 11/7/15 Easton 19-28 L 11/9/1901 Providence 11-6 W 10/29/05 Easton 33-20 W 11/12/16 Hamilton 17-38 L 11/1/1902 Easton 6-5 W 9/9/06 Lewisburg 31-0 W 11/11/17 Easton 0-27 L 10/24/08 Providence 8-6 W 11/3/07 Easton 34-7 W 11/16/12 Providence 7-21 L 11/8/08 Lewisburg 38-21 W COLUMBIA ATHLETIC ASSOC. (2-0-0) 10/8/38 Providence 0-20 L 10/31/09 Easton 35-14 W 11/22/1890 Washington D.C. 18-4 W 10/25/41 Easton 0-13 L 10/30/10 Lewisburg 33-12 W 10/21/1892 Washington D.C. 10-0 W 10/17/42 Providence 0-7 L 10/29/11 Easton 13-39 L COLUMBIA (28-12-2) 9/26/64 Providence 3-20 L 9/22/12 Lewisburg 20-14 W 10/9/1889 New York 10-10 T 9/27/97 Providence 27-35 L 10/5/13 Easton 31-7 W 11/18/33 New York 6-46 L 9/26/98 Easton 21-23 L 11/1/14 Lewisburg 24-27 (OT) L 9/29/45 New York 14-40 L 9/25/99 Providence 28-35 L 10/31/15 Easton 24-35 L 11/16/46 New York 0-46 L 10/22/16 Lewisburg 17-42 L BUCKNELL (52-37-6) 9/25/65 New York 14-10 W 10/21/17 Easton 7-13 (OT) L 11/30/1883 Lewisburg 59-0 W 9/28/68 New York 36-14 W 10/10/1888 Easton 54-0 W BUFFALO (6-1-0) 9/27/69 New York 36-22 W 10/4/1890 Easton 0-0 T 10/16/54 Buffalo 26-0 W 9/26/70 New York 9-23 L 9/25/1891 Easton 10-16 L 10/5/57 Buffalo 14-6 W 9/25/71 Easton 3-0 W 11/29/1894 Easton 44-0 W 9/14/91 Easton 42-21 W 9/28/74 New York 15-0 W 11/19/1898 Easton 6-0 W 9/19/92 Easton 49-28 W 9/27/75 Easton 10-7 W 11/18/1899 Easton 12-0 W 9/18/93 Buffalo 29-15 W 9/25/76 New York 31-38 L 11/30/1905 Easton 47-0 W 9/9/95 Buffalo 24-17 W 9/24/77 New York 10-21 L 11/9/1907 Easton 34-0 W 9/19/98 Easton 14-16 L 9/30/78 New York 0-21 L 10/31/1908 Easton 6-6 T CARLISLE INDIANS (0-1-0) 9/29/79 Easton 14-7 W 10/29/1910 Easton 12-0 W 10/28/1911 Easton 0-19 L 9/27/80 New York 0-6 L 11/14/11 Easton 6-0 W 9/26/81 New York 28-13 W 11/2/12 Easton 0-0 T CARNEGIE TECH (1-1-0) 9/25/82 New York 53-23 W 11/6/20 Easton 10-7 W 10/2/54 Easton 21-23 L 9/24/83 Easton 34-29 W 10/15/21 Lewisburg 20-7 W 10/1/55 Pittsburgh 41-14 W 9/29/84 New York 23-14 W 10/21/22 Easton 28-7 W CATHOLIC (1-0-0) 9/28/85 Easton 20-0 W 10/18/24 Lewisburg 21-3 W 10/23/20 Easton 84-0 W 9/27/86 New York 26-21 W 10/20/28 Lewisburg 0-0 T 9/26/87 Easton 38-7 W 10/19/29 Easton 3-6 L CENTRAL CONNECTICUT (2-1-0) 9/24/88 New York 49-3 W 10/22/32 Lewisburg 6-14 L 9/13/80 Easton 3-14 L 9/30/89 Easton 52-14 W 10/21/33 Easton 0-21 L 9/12/81 Easton 51-0 W 10/6/90 New York 41-34 W 10/31/42 Lewisburg 7-13 L 9/2/16 New Britain 24-10 W 10/19/91 Easton 30-15 W 10/27/45 Easton 2-26 L COLGATE (13-44-4) 10/9/93 New York 58-6 W 10/26/46 Lewisburg 0-29 L 10/27/1906 Easton 17-6 W 10/1/94 New York 13-28 L

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 89 9/30/95 Easton 10-10 T DICKINSON (23-2-0) GEORGETOWN (14-7-0) 10/19/96 New York 0-3 L 10/18/1886 Easton 24-5 W 10/25/1902 Washington D.C. 23-0 W 10/4/97 Easton 31-3 W 10/12/1887 Carlisle 12-0 W 12/2/22 Washington D.C. 7-13 L 10/7/00 New York 22-47 L 10/1/1890 Easton 52-0 W 11/5/27 Washington D.C. 2-27 L 10/6/01 Easton 31-14 W 10/31/1896 Easton 18-0 W 10/16/37 Washington D.C. 6-0 W 10/12/02 New York 28-21 W 11/13/1897 Easton 19-0 W 11/10/01 Washington D.C. 37-17 W 10/11/03 Easton 41-27 W 10/15/1898 Easton 6-12 L 10/19/02 Easton 35-17 W 10/9/04 New York 35-14 W 11/30/1899 Easton 36-0 W 10/4/03 Easton 10-17 L 10/8/05 Easton 14-7 W 11/29/1900 Easton 10-6 W 9/11/04 Washington D.C. 17-6 W 10/6/07 Easton 29-0 W 11/27/1901 Easton 29-0 W 10/1/05 Washington D.C. 12-7 W 10/11/08 New York 13-3 W 11/27/1902 Easton 23-0 W 11/11/06 Easton 45-14 W 10/10/09 Easton 24-21 W 11/26/1903 Easton 0-35 L 9/8/07 Washington D.C. 28-7 W 10/19/10 New York 28-42 L 10/29/1906 Easton 26-6 W 9/13/08 Easton 24-6 W 9/12/09 Washington D.C. 28-3 W CONNECTICUT (1-0-0) 11/28/1907 Easton 31-0 W 9/11/10 Easton 24-28 L 10/13/84 Easton 20-13 W 11/26/1908 Easton 12-0 W 11/25/1909 Easton 5-0 W 9/10/11 Washington D.C. 13-14 L CORNELL (8-14-2) 11/24/1910 Easton 41-0 W 10/27/12 Easton 17-20 L 11/10/1888 Ithaca 16-0 W 11/30/11 Easton 6-0 W 11/2/13 Washington D.C. 45-27 W 10/12/1889 Ithaca 0-10 L 11/28/12 Easton 19-13 W 10/11/14 Easton 24-21 W 11/28/1889 Syracuse 0-24 L 11/27/13 Easton 7-0 W 10/10/15 Washington D.C. 7-38 L 10/24/1891 Ithaca 0-30 L 11/26/14 Easton 56-7 W 10/29/16 Easton 17-3 W 10/13/1894 Ithaca 0-34 L 11/25/15 Easton 27-7 W 11/4/17 Washington D.C. 7-0 W 10/19/1895 Ithaca 6-0 W 11/8/19 Easton 48-0 W 10/16/1897 Easton 4-4 T GEORGE WASHINGTON (2-1-0) 10/8/21 Easton 27-0 W 10/13/28 Easton 28-0 W 11/12/1898 Ithaca 0-47 L 10/16/26 Easton 42-13 W 10/30/48 Easton 33-14 W 11/11/1899 Ithaca 6-5 W 10/17/36 Easton 7-0 W 10/28/49 Washington 7-14 L 11/17/1900 Easton 17-0 W 11/15/1902 Ithaca 0-28 L DREXEL (6-0-0) GETTYSBURG (27-13-0) 11/15/13 Ithaca 3-10 L 10/19/68 Easton 27-0 W 10/3/1894 Easton 36-0 W 11/1/19 Ithaca 21-2 W 10/11/69 Easton 27-7 W 10/8/1902 Easton 14-0 W 9/26/42 Ithaca 16-20 L 10/3/70 Easton 19-14 W 10/3/1903 Easton 11-0 W 9/30/50 Ithaca 0-27 L 10/2/71 Philadelphia 21-13 W 10/5/1904 Easton 20-0 W 10/5/85 Ithaca 17-3 W 11/11/72 Easton 16-0 W 10/22/1910 Easton 21-0 W 10/4/86 Easton 33-22 W 11/10/73 Easton 21-11 W 10/14/11 Easton 36-0 W 10/3/87 Ithaca 12-17 L DUQUESNE (0-3-0) 10/10/36 Easton 0-2 L 10/29/88 Easton 21-21 T 11/13/99 Easton 17-28 L 10/9/37 Gettysburg 2-0 W 10/7/89 Ithaca 23-24 L 11/11/00 Pittsburgh 14-23 L 10/28/39 Easton 40-0 W 10/13/90 Easton 16-38 L 10/5/02 Pittsburgh 22-23 L 10/19/40 Easton 45-6 W 10/3/92 Ithaca 33-44 L 11/1/41 Gettysburg 17-6 W EAST STROUDSBURG (3-1-0) 9/28/96 Easton 30-19 W 10/12/46 Easton 14-27 L 9/12/70 Easton 27-16 W 10/18/97 Ithaca 34-41 (OT) L 10/11/47 Easton 14-13 W 9/10/83 Easton 20-16 W 10/30/54 Easton 20-6 W C.W. POST (2-0-0) 11/11/84 Easton 44-38 W 10/29/55 Gettysburg 14-15 L 10/6/73 Easton 28-12 W 9/10/94 Easton 14-31 L 10/27/56 Easton 6-12 L 10/31/81 Easton 48-10 W FORDHAM (23-12-1) 11/2/57 Gettysburg 20-46 L DARTMOUTH (2-6-0) 10/17/1903 Easton 48-0 W 11/1/58 Easton 19-13 W 10/8/32 Hanover 0-6 L 9/30/16 Easton 0-0 T 10/31/59 Gettysburg 13-16 L 10/21/39 Hanover 0-14 L 10/22/21 Polo Grounds 28-7 W 10/29/60 Easton 10-7 W 10/15/55 Hanover 21-13 W 11/15/47 Bronx 7-0 W 10/28/61 Gettysburg 0-6 L 9/27/58 Hanover 0-20 L 9/25/48 Easton 53-14 W 10/27/62 Easton 20-14 W 10/8/94 Easton 15-27 L 9/23/50 Easton 19-20 L 11/2/63 Gettysburg 12-14 L 10/7/95 Hanover 7-14 L 11/5/77 Easton 41-23 W 10/31/64 Easton 3-21 L 10/3/98 Hanover 10-13 (OT) L 10/7/78 Easton 17-14 W 10/30/65 Gettysburg 20-40 L 10/2/99 Easton 20-10 W 10/14/89 Easton 40-7 W 10/29/66 Easton 18-19 L DAVIDSON (11-4-0) 11/3/90 Bronx 59-14 W 10/28/67 Gettysburg 17-27 L 11/14/64 Davidson 12-31 L 11/9/91 Easton 33-7 W 11/2/68 Easton 37-0 W 11/13/65 Easton 10-14 L 10/24/92 Bronx 44-21 W 11/1/69 Gettysburg 10-19 L 11/7/70 Davidson 53-34 W 10/23/93 Easton 27-12 W 10/31/70 Easton 21-14 W 11/15/75 Easton 31-3 W 11/12/94 Bronx 34-6 W 11/6/71 Gettysburg 27-12 W 11/13/76 Davidson 30-20 W 11/11/95 Easton 24-21 (OT) W 11/4/72 Easton 39-25 W 11/12/77 Easton 20-18 W 10/12/96 Bronx Cancelled 11/3/73 Gettysburg 19-3 W 11/11/78 Davidson 12-17 L 9/6/97 Easton 0-23 L 10/5/74 Gettysburg 14-3 W 9/22/79 Davidson 13-16 L 11/7/98 Bronx 27-20 W 11/1/75 Easton 20-12 W 9/20/80 Easton 27-20 W 11/6/99 Easton 27-7 W 11/6/76 Gettysburg 30-3 W 9/19/81 Davidson 14-7 W 11/4/00 Bronx 28-31 L 10/29/77 Easton 22-3 W 10/23/82 Easton 49-14 W 11/3/01 Easton 24-45 L 9/9/78 Easton 31-0 W 9/17/83 Davidson 35-12 W 10/26/02 Bronx 26-33 L 9/8/79 Gettysburg 41-6 W 10/18/86 Davidson 51-14 W 10/25/03 Easton 30-32 L 10/24/81 Gettysburg 28-14 W 10/23/04 Bronx 35-20 W 10/17/87 Easton 38-10 W HAMILTON (1-0-0) 9/24/05 Easton 27-10 W 11/12/88 Davidson 38-13 W 10/12/1907 Easton 43-0 W 11/4/06 Bronx 31-24 W DAYTON (1-0-0) 10/20/07 Easton 23-34 L HARVARD (3-17-0) 11/17/23 Easton 45-0 W 10/25/08 Bronx 48-13 W 9/24/66 Cambridge 7-30 L DELAWARE (7-20-0) 10/24/09 Easton 26-21 W 9/30/67 Cambridge 0-51 L 9/26/14 Easton 41-0 W 10/23/10 Bronx 10-14 L 10/17/92 Easton 31-29 W 10/20/15 Easton 31-0 W 10/22/11 Easton 45-24 W 10/2/93 Cambridge 16-21 L 11/12/21 Easton 44-0 W 11/10/12 Bronx 26-27 L 10/5/96 Cambridge 17-7 W 10/22/49 Easton 0-7 L 11/9/13 Easton 27-14 W 9/30/00 Easton 19-42 L 10/21/50 Newark 9-7 W 10/3/14 Bronx 18-42 L 9/29/01 Cambridge 14-38 L 11/10/51 Easton 7-25 L 10/3/15 Easton 7-35 L 10/18/03 Cambridge 27-34 L 11/15/52 Newark 12-13 L 10/8/16 Bronx 34-58 L 10/2/04 Easton 23-38 L 11/14/53 Easton 7-13 L 10/7/2017 Easton 14-10 W 10/15/05 Easton 17-24 L 10/14/06 Cambridge 7-24 L 11/13/54 Newark 7-41 L FORT MONMOUTH (1-0-0) 10/13/07 Cambridge 17-27 L 10/8/55 Easton 6-14 L 10/10/1942 Easton 7-3 W 10/6/56 Newark 28-14 W 10/4/08 Easton 13-27 L 10/12/57 Cancelled - Flu FRANKLIN & MARSHALL (7-2-0) 10/17/09 Cambridge 35-18 W 10/11/58 Newark 7-6 W 10/11/1890 Lancaster 10-18 L 10/2/10 Easton 10-35 L 10/10/59 Easton 8-26 L 11/14/1896 Easton 38-0 W 10/1/11 Easton 3-31 L 10/8/60 Newark 3-0 W 10/6/1897 Lancaster 8-0 W 10/19/13 Cambridge 16-35 L 10/7/61 Easton 0-34 L 11/18/18 Easton 13-0 W 10/8/14 Cambridge 14-24 L 10/6/62 Newark 7-28 L 10/13/23 Easton 33-0 W 10/17/15 Easton 0-42 L 10/12/63 Easton 0-61 L 10/7/33 Lancaster 12-0 W 10/14/17 Cambridge 10-38 L 10/13/34 Easton 0-13 L 10/10/64 Newark 0-28 L HAVERFORD (4-0-0) 10/30/37 Easton 14-0 W 10/9/65 Easton 7-40 L 10/19/1887 Easton 12-4 W 10/31/53 Lancaster 34-13 W 10/8/66 Newark 15-23 L 10/27/1888 Haverford 18-0 W 10/21/67 Easton 2-21 L GALLAUDET (3-0-0) 10/14/1891 Haverford 38-0 W 10/10/70 Newark 20-36 L 9/27/1902 Easton 23-0 W 10/18/1919 Easton 41-0 W 10/9/71 Easton 0-49 L 9/26/1903 Easton 36-0 W HOBART (2-0-0) 10/7/72 Newark 0-27 L 10/8/1904 Easton 53-0 W 10/9/1909 Easton 50-0 W 11/27/04 Newark 14-28 L GARDEN CITY AVIATION (0-1-0) 10/11/1924 Easton 30-0 W 9/2/15 Newark 9-19 L 11/28/1918 Easton 0-21 L 9/10/16 Easton 6-24 L

90 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL HOFSTRA (5-6-2) 11/1/1890 Easton 0-30 L 11/19/77 Bethlehem 17-35 L 10/3/64 Easton 7-7 T 11/15/1890 Bethlehem 6-66 L 11/18/78 Easton 15-23 L 10/2/65 Hempstead 7-31 L 11/4/1891 Bethlehem 4-22 L 11/17/79 Bethlehem 3-24 L 10/1/66 Easton 6-9 L 11/11/1891 Easton 2-6 L 11/22/80 Easton 0-32 L 9/23/67 Hempstead 0-28 L 11/25/1891 Wilkes-Barre 2-16 L 11/21/81 Bethlehem 10-3 W 10/5/68 Easton 7-0 W 11/5/1892 Easton 4-0 W 11/20/82 Easton 34-6 W 10/4/69 Hempstead 41-25 W 11/19/1892 Bethlehem 6-15 L 11/19/83 Bethlehem 14-22 L 10/12/74 Hempstead 17-7 W 11/8/1893 Bethlehem 6-22 L 11/17/84 Easton 28-7 W 10/4/75 Easton 31-19 W 11/18/1893 Easton 0-10 L 11/23/85 Bethlehem 19-24 L 10/26/91 Hempstead 17-60 L 11/14/1894 Easton 28-0 W 11/22/86 Easton 28-23 W 9/12/92 Easton 21-14 W 11/24/1894 Bethlehem 8-11 L 11/21/87 Bethlehem 10-17 L 10/16/93 Easton 17-17 T 11/9/1895 Bethlehem 22-12 W 11/19/88 Easton 52-45 W 9/24/94 Easton 6-27 L 11/23/1895 Easton 14-6 W 11/18/89 Bethlehem 36-21 W 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34-23 W 11/24/1904 Easton 40-6 W 11/22/03 Bethlehem 10-30 L 10/31/98 Easton 28-17 W 11/15/1905 Bethlehem 53-0 W 11/20/04 Easton 24-10 W 9/18/99 Worcester 12-30 L 10/24/1906 Easton 33-0 W 11/19/05 Bethlehem 23-19 W 10/21/00 Easton 28-13 W 11/23/1907 Bethlehem 22-5 W 11/18/06 Easton 49-27 W 10/20/01 Worcester 53-63 L 11/21/1908 Easton 5-11 L 11/17/07 Bethlehem 21-17 W 11/16/02 Easton 42-13 W 11/20/1909 Bethlehem 21-0 W 11/21/08 Easton 15-31 L 11/15/03 Worcester 41-13 W 11/19/1910 Easton 14-0 W 11/21/09 Bethlehem 21-27 (OT) L 11/13/04 Easton 56-20 W 11/25/11 Bethlehem 11-0 W 11/20/10 Easton 13-20 L 11/12/05 Worcester 41-21 W 11/23/12 Easton 0-10 L 11/19/11 Bethlehem 13-37 L 10/21/06 Easton 28-38 L 11/22/13 Bethlehem 0-7 L 11/17/12 Easton 21-38 L 11/10/07 Worcester 31-21 W 11/21/14 Easton 7-17 L 11/23/13 Bethlehem 50-28 W 11/15/08 Easton 26-27 L 11/20/15 Bethlehem 35-6 W 11/22/14 Bronx, N.Y. 27-7 W 11/14/09 Worcester 26-28 L 11/25/16 Easton 0-16 L 11/21/15 Bethlehem 35-49 L 11/13/10 Easton 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2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 93 2017 SEASON IN REVIEW 2017 Season in Review GAME 1 LAFAYETTE 12 GAME 2 LAFAYETTE 24 MONMOUTH 31 SACRED HEART 38

WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. (9/2/17) - Monmouth used EASTON, Pa. (9/9/17) - Sacred Heart racked up 504 yards of two third-quarter scores to pull away to a 31-12 win over La- total offense, including 287 on the ground, to spoil the Leopards’ fayette football in John Garrett’s head-coaching debut. home opener, 38-24. The Leopards started freshman Sean O’Malley under center In his second career start, freshman Sean O’Malley completed and he completed 27-of-42 for 262 yards with two intercep- 25-of-44 for 287 yards with three touchdowns and one intercep- tions and two touchdowns. It was the first time in the Patriot tion. Sophomore Nick Pearson was O’Malley’s favorite target on League era (since 1986) that Lafayette has started a freshman the night, setting career highs with nine catches for 107 yards and a touchdown. in the season opener. One of O’Malley’s touchdown passes After stalling out on their first drive, the Leopards were benefi- went to senior wide receiver Matt Mrazek who finished with ciaries of Andrew O’Neill’s muffed punt. Eric Mitchell finished off nine catches for 80 yards. O’Neill after he dropped the ball and Trent Crossan was on hand Mrazek’s performance moved him into fifth place for career to recover it and give the offense a short field. O’Malley saw his receptions (149), passing Mark Layton and Shaun Adair, and potential TD pass slip through his receiver’s hands in the end zone, into eighth spot for career receiving yards (1691), propelling forcing the Leopards to settle for a 34-tyard field goal by Jeffrey him past Jamal Jordan, Quincy Miller and Dave Baird. Kordenbrock. It was a low-scoring affair in the first half as the Leopard de- The Leopards defense’ started out the game on the right foot as fense held Monmouth to seven points while the offense man- Phillip Parham intercepted Kevin Duke’s pass, once again setting aged 61 yards in the first 30 minutes. the offense up with excellent field position. O’Malley escaped a sack On Lafayette’s second drive of the game, O’Malley was picked off by Monmouth All-American Mike and completed a pass to Pearson to push the offense forward. After a short run, O’Malley hit DeSean Brown on a Basile who returned it to the Leopard 20. swing route in the flat and he did the rest, diving into the corner of the end zone to give the Leopards a 10-0 lead Lafayette’s defense was forced to make its first stand and responded. Cornerback Phillip Parham in- with nine minutes to play in the first quarter. It was Brown’s first career receiving touchdown. The Leopards kept the Pioneers (2-0) out of the end zone with a stout defensive effort near the end of the first tercepted his sixth career pass near the goal line and returned it 13 yards to avert the Monmouth scoring quarter. A Sacred Heart chop block penalty slowed the drive and the Leopards eventually forced the Pioneers into a chance. 4th-and-1. Brandon Bryant and Matt Rothrock stuffed Eli Terry’s run and Lafayette took over on downs. As the first quarter ended, the Leopard offense looked like it was going to get on the scoreboard first. The second quarter saw the teams battling for field position until Sacred Heart got on the board with eight min- Jacob Bissell lined up for a 30-yard field goal attempt that was blocked by Kamau Dumas, ending a nine- utes left. The Pioneers drove the length of the field, but the Leopards’ defense stood tall once again, forcing Sacred play drive that featured completions to Mrazek (6 yards), Nick Pearson (29 yards) and Dylan Wadsworth Heart to settle for a 19-yard field goal that brought the score to 10-3. Just before intermission, the Pioneers got the (4 yards). Bissell recovered to make the tackle after the blocked kick. ball back with less than a minute to play. The two-minute offense was effective. Duke led the Pioneers the length of Another interception for the Leopards’ defense came with five minutes left in the first half at the hands the field. A string of penalties kept Sacred Heart out of the end zone at first, but the visitors broke through as Duke of Eric Mitchell, his second career pick. hit O’Neill on a slant route. The PAT attempt was good, leveling the score at 10 apiece heading into halftime. Lafayette’s offense picked up one first down on the next possession, but the drive stalled and the Leop- The momentum started to swing in Sacred Heart’s favor at the start of the second half, as a Lafayette penalty on ards were forced to punt. Freshman Michael Turk uncorked a 59-yard punt and the Hawks took over at the kickoff gave the Pioneers a short field. Sacred Heart covered 48 yards in nine plays capped by Ose Imeokparia’s their own 36-yard line with 4:13 to go in the half. eight-yard run to give the Pioneers their first lead of the night, 17-10. The Leopards’ first drive of the third quarter The hosts put together a 64-yard drive to take the halftime lead on a day when Monmouth dedicated its brought more focus on the aerial attack, as Lafayette was moving down field when O’Malley hit Pearson for 13 yards new facility, Kessler Stadium. With 41.6 seconds left, Monmouth converted a 4th-and-2 to the Lafayette to push Lafayette across midfield. The drive stalled following several penalties. Sacred Heart controlled the remainder of the third quarter, using a strong rushing attack to manage the flow of 16-yard line. On the next play, tailback Pete Guerriero ran it in for the 7-0 lead at intermission. the game. A nine-play, 69-yard drive ended in a one-yard touchdown run by Jordan Meachum to bring the score to In the second half, the Hawks took the opening kickoff and cobbled together a 75-yard drive to grab a 24-10 in favor of Sacred Heart. 14-0 lead. Devell Jones capped the scoring march with a six-yard run. Reggie White Jr. had two catches on The fourth quarter started with O’Malley pushing the Leopards downfield. A pass interference call on Sacred the drive for 35 yards, the second of which set up the score. Heart spurred the offense to the Pioneers’ 10-yard line. O’Malley rolled out to his right and was intercepted by The Leopards’ answered with their first scoring drive, covering 73 yards on nine plays over 4:09. Khaamal Whitaker, who returned the ball 82 yards to the Lafayette 16. Sacred Heart turned to its rushing attack, as O’Malley hit Mrazek for a 17-yard score in the corner of the end zone. The PAT was wide right and Lafay- Ose Imeokparia punched in his second touchdown of the night, extending the Pioneers lead to 31-10. ette trailed 14-6 with 6:10 left in the third quarter. The Leopards next drive saw them march 54 yards through the passing game. O’Malley kept the chains moving White was on the scoring end of the next Monmouth drive, finishing a seven-play, 67-yard effort with a when he broke through an arm tackle and delivered the ball to Matt Mrazek, who caught a pass for his 30th straight nine-yard completion from Kenji Bahar for the 21-6 lead. game. Two plays later, O’Malley rolled out to his left and hit Pearson right between the numbers for Lafayette’s The combo proved efficient as the game continued, hitting for a 50-yard connection that put Mon- second touchdown of the night to bring the score to 31-17 with 8:11 left to play. mouth deep in Leopard territory and led to a 19-yard field goal. Monmouth added another score with 3:39 Sacred Heart tacked on another score with 3:32 to go. Jordan Meachum added 22 yards onto his rushing total as left in the game when Guerriero broke away for a 47-yard TD. the play finished a three-play drive with Sacred Heart leading 38-17. Lafayette pieced together one final scoring drive The Leopards’ offense added a final tally with less than a minute to play, as O’Malley led Lafayette on an at the end of the fourth quarter. The Leopards drove 57 yards in eight plays out of the no-huddle, with O’Malley finding Mrazek in the back of the end zone to bring the final score to 38-24. 11-play, 75-yard drive that ended with a one-yard toss to Nick Franzese in the back of the endzone for the Defensively, Lafayette gave up 506 yards of total offense, led by nine tackles from Bryant and eight stops apiece 31-12 final. from Yasir Thomas, Parham and Michael Root. Monmouth finished with 418 offensive yards (175 on the ground and 243 in the air) while Lafayette managed 261, all of which came through the air. Defensively for Lafayette, Michael Root (9), Yasir Thomas Lafayette (0-2) 10 0 0 14 24 (8), Jerry Powe (7) and Brandon Bryant (7) led the team in tackling. Root and Demetrius Breedlove each registered a sack. Monmouth sacked O’Malley four times and was led by Basile with nine tackles. Sacred Heart (2-0) 0 10 14 14 38

Lafayette (0-1) 0 0 6 6 12 1st 11:17 LC - Kordenbrock 34-yd FG Monmouth (1-0) 0 7 14 10 31 09:09 LC- Brown 9-yd. pass from O’Malley (Kordenbrock kick) 2nd 08:18 SH - Freiria 19-yd field goal 2nd 00:34 MU - Guerriero 16-yd run (White kick) 00:15 SH - O’Neill 7-yd pass from Duke (Freiria kick) 3rd 10:26 MU - Jones 6-yd run (White kick) 3rd 12:11 SH - Imeokparia 8-yd run (Freiria kick) 06:10 LC - Mrazek 17-yd pass from O’Malley (PAT blocked) 00:14 SH - Meachum 1-yd run (Freiria kick) 02:43 MU - White 9-yd pass from Bahar (White kick) 4th 10:44 SH - Imeokparia 2-yd run (Freiria kick) 4th 05:43 MU - White 19-yd field goal 08:11 LC - Pearson 5-yd pass from O’Malley (Kordenbrock kick) 02:45 MU - Guerriero 47-yd run (White kick) 03:32 SH - Meachum 22-yd run (Freiria kick) 00:37 LC - Franzese 1-yd pass from O’Malley (two-point failed) 01:21 LC - Mrazek 12-yd pass from O’Malley (Kordenbrock kick)

Lafayette Monmouth Lafayette Sacred Heart First Downs 15 19 First Downs 22 25 Rushing 24-(-1) 37-175 Rushing 27-40 48-287 Net Yards Passing 262 243 Net Yards Passing 276 219 Passes Comp-Att-Int 27-43-2 22-30-2 Passes Comp-Att-Int 25-45-1 19-25-1 Total Net Yards 261 418 Total Net Yards 316 506 Fumbles/Lost 0/0 0/0 Fumbles/Lost 1/0 1/1 Third-down conversions 7/17 4/11 Third-down conversions 5/12 9/14 Penalties/Yards 4/20 8/52 Penalties/Yards 11/78 15/155 Punts/Average 6/39.7 3/35.7 Punts/Average 4/45.0 2/42.0

Rushing — LC: Brown 13-22, Meriwether 1-3, Simpson 1-0, Palumbo 1-0, Pearson 1-(-1), Dunn 2-(-4), O’Malley 5-(-21) Rushing — LC: Brown 8-23, Simpson 3-16, Dunn 3-13, Amill 3-13, Pearson 1-(-2), MU: Guerriero 21-139, Jolly 4-21, Moore 1-13, Jones 2-6, Bahar 7-0, Team 2-(-4) O’Malley 8-(-23), Team 1-0 SH: Meachum 14-98, Imeokparia 18-97, Duke 10-73, Terry 4-10, Barney 1-9, O’Neill 1-0

Passing — LC: O’Malley 27-42-2 for 262 yards MU: Bahar 22-20-2 for 243 yards Passing — LC: O’Malley 24-44-1 for 276 yards, Brown 0-1-1 for 0 yards SH: Duke 19-25-1 for 219 yards

Receiving — LC: Mrazek 9-80, Palumbo 5-76, Wadsworth 5-14, Pearson 3-58, Brown 3-16, Chenoweth 1-17, Franzese Receiving — LC: Pearson 9-107, Wadsworth 5-89, Mrazek 3-26, Amill 3-14, Franzese 2-18, Brown 2-11, Palumbo 1-1 MU: White 8-120, Powell 4-46, Guerriero 2-16, Jolly 2-12, Castronuova 2-12, Clark 1-15, Grasso 1-10, Jones 1-6, 1-11 SH: O’Neill 6-57, Barney 5-70, Nembhard 3-36, Trimble-Edwards 1-31, Deveau 1-7, Whalen 1-6, Imeokparia 1-6, Moore 1-6 Meachum 1-6

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 95 GAME 3 LAFAYETTE 0 GAME 4 LAFAYETTE 17 VILLANOVA (7/8) 59 PRINCETON 38

VILLANOVA, Pa. (9/16/17) - No. 7 Villanova lived up to EASTON, Pa. (9/23/17) - Princeton scored 28 straight its national ranking, handing Lafayette a 59-0 loss at Villanova points from the second quarter into the third to pull away to a Stadium. 38-17 win over Lafayette. The Wildcats led 49-0 at halftime. They scored on the open- Freshman quarterback Sean O’Malley threw for a career- ing drive of the game, as a 59-yard Zach Bednarczyk to Ryan high 325 yards, completing 30-of-44 (also career highs) for Bell pass set up a four-yard touchdown run for Bednarczyk. two touchdowns. O’Malley found seven targets, including Joey Bell was a frequent recipient of the football in the first half. The Chenoweth who finished with four catches for 113 yards, in- tight end reeled in touchdown catches of four and 37 yards to cluding a 70-yard TD strike early in the fourth quarter. finish the half with five catches for 119 yards. In the first quarter, Princeton (2-0) scored first, using Tav- Villanova did the rest of its damage on defense and special ish Rice’s 25-yard field goal to finish off a 14-play, 76-yard teams. Jaquan Amos (35-yard return) and Keeling Hunter (27- drive. Lafayette followed with an 11-play, 75-yard drive with yard return) each intercepted passes and took them for touch- a mix of the run and pass. O’Malley’s five-yard strike to Dylan downs with Hunter’s coming 28 seconds before intermission. Wadsworth gave the Leopards’ their first lead of the game, 7-3. The special teams took its turn when Taurus Phillips returned The Princeton offense cranked out another scoring drive to a punt 64 yards for a TD, the first time since 2013 that the re-take the lead. QB Chad Kanoff connected with Alex Parkin- Leopards surrendered a punt return for touchdown. son for 14 yards and a 10-7 Princeton advantage. Bednarczyk did not play in the second half, finishing 13-of- The Leopard defense created Lafayette’s next scoring 15 for 237 yards for two touchdowns while running for 19 yards and a touchdown. chance, as Demetrius Breedlove’s strip sack of Kanoff gave Lafayette the ball at the Princeton 28. After The hosts scored two more times in the second half on a Corey Russo one-yard touchdown run and a DeSean Brown picked up 15 yards on first down, the offense sputtered and the Leopards settled for a 22- 30-yard field goal by Gerard Smith. yard field goal by Jeffrey Kordenbrock that knotted the game at 10-10. Defensively for Lafayette, senior captain Brandon Bryant accumulated 14 tackles while Michael Root had The Tigers took the lead for good on their next possession when Charlie Volker ran it in from 19 yards nine. Tymir Jones (fumble) and Phillip Parham (interception) each garnered turnovers for the Leopards out. A Leopard punt gave Princeton the ball back just before the half ended and Princeton added a one-yard who gave up 505 yards of total offense. Beau Bosch, who ended the game with six tackles, also blocked a TD plunge by Ryan Quigley as Princeton led 24-10 at halftime. PAT. Princeton’s offense continued to churn out points in the second half. Kanoff hit Jesper Horsted for Offensively for Lafayette, freshman QB Sean O’Malley completed 15-of-29 for 84 yards and was inter- touchdown passes of seven and nine yards, as the preseason Ivy League favorite extended its lead to 38-10 cepted three times. His longest connection went to fellow freshman Jake Taggart for 25 yards. Classmate with 14:26 left in the game. Kanoff finished the night 31-of-42 for 256 yards, with two interceptions and Cole Northrup played under center in the fourth quarter, completing 1-of-4 for five yards on the last two three TD’s. series of the game. The Leopards added their final score just a minute after Horsted’s second TD, when Chenoweth broke away from a defender for a 70-yard score in the 38-17 final. It was the longest play from scrimmage for the Lafayette (0-3) 0 0 0 0 0 Leopards (0-4) this season. Villanova (2-1) 13 36 7 3 59 Defensively for the Leopards, Brandon Bryant made a game-high 13 tackles, including nine solo stops, and added an interception on Princeton’s first drive of the third quarter. Jerry Powe contributed his own pick late in the game and finished with eight tackles, matching Trent Crossan’s eight stops after getting his 1st 12:19 VU - Bednarczyk 4-yd run (Kresge kick) first career start at safety. 03:21 VU - Bell 4-yd. pass from Bednarczyk (Kresge kick blocked by Bosch) 2nd 13:19 VU - Bell 37-yd pass from Bednarczyk (Kresge kick) Lafayette (0-4) 7 3 0 7 17 11:32 VU - Amos 35-yd interception return (Bednarczyk run) Princeton (2-0) 3 21 7 7 38 10:12 VU - Phillips 64-yd punt return (Kresge kick) 00:36 VU - Gudzak 2-yd run (Kresge kick) 1st 07:16 PU - Tavish 25-yard FG 00:28 VU - Hunter 27-yd interception return (Kresge kick) 01:22 LC - Wadsworth 5-yd. pass from O’Malley (Kordenbrock kick) 3rd 05:24 VU - Russo 1-yd run (Kresge kick) 2nd 13:13 PU - Parkinson 14-yd pass from Kanoff (Rice kick) 4th 13:44 VU - Smith 30-yd FG 06:13 LC - Kordenbrock 22-yd FG 03:33 PU - Volker 19-yd run (Rice kick) Lafayette Villanova 00:23 PU - Quigley 1-yd run (Rice kick) First Downs 6 25 3rd 05:48 PU - Horsted 7-yd pass from Kanoff (Rice kick) Rushing 17-(-12) 53-262 4th 14:26 PU - Horsted 9-yd pass from Kanoff (Rice kick) Net Yards Passing 89 243 13:18 LC - Chenoweth 70-yd pass from O’Malley (Kordenbrock kick) Passes Comp-Att-Int 16-33-3 15-19-1 Total Net Yards 77 505 Lafayette Princeton Fumbles/Lost 0/0 2/1 First Downs 18 30 Third-down conversions 4/14 8/13 Rushing 17-36 45-194 Penalties/Yards 2/25 12/107 Net Yards Passing 325 256 Punts/Average 7/42.1 2/36.5 Passes Comp-Att-Int 30-44-1 31-42-2 Total Net Yards 361 450 Rushing — LC: Meriwether 1-6, Brown 4-4, Simpson 2-2, Dunn 3-1, Team 1-(-1), Northrup 2-(-3), Chenoweth 2-(-5), Fumbles/Lost 2/0 1/1 O’Malley 2-(-16) VU: Forbes 11-78, Covington 9-74, Russo 15-44, Schetelich 3-27, Bednarczyk 4-19, Gudzak 6-15, Third-down conversions 4/13 9/16 Bradley 5-5 Penalties/Yards 8/66 3/25 Punts/Average 3/49.7 1/40.0 Passing — LC: O’Malley 15-29-3 for 84 yards, Northrup 1-4-9 for 5 yards VU: Bednarczyk 13-15-0 for 237 yards, Schetelich 0-2-1 for 0 yards, Bradley 2-2-0 for 6 yards Rushing — LC: Brown 9-45, Amill 2-4, O’Malley 6- (-13) PU: Volker 20-111, Quigley 9-53, Eaddy 5-21, Horsted 2-8, Kanoff 4-6, Davidson 2-1, Team 3-(-6) Receiving — LC: Pearson 9-107, Wadsworth 5-89, Mrazek 3-26, Amill 3-14, Franzese 2-18, Brown 2-11, Palumbo 1-11 VU: Bell 5-119, McClenton 3-46, Smith 3-44, McGrigg 2-18, Phillips 2-16 Passing — LC: O’Malley 30-44-1 for 325 yards PU: Kanoff 31-41-2 for 256 yards, Davidson 0-1-1 for 0 yards

Receiving — LC: Wadsworth 6-71, Palumbo 6-47, Brown 6-29, Chenoweth 4-113, Mrazek 4-34, Amill 3-16, Taggart 1-15 PU: Horsted 6-58, Carlson 5-52, Parkinson 4-42, Bech 4-28, Quigley 4-12, Adomitis 3-23, Smith 2-5, Volker 1-16, Argue 1-12, Davidson 1-8

96 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME 5 LAFAYETTE 10 GAME 6 LAFAYETTE 14 HOLY CROSS 7 FORDHAM 10

WORCESTER, Mass. (9/30/17) - Jeffrey Kordenbrock’s 43- EASTON, Pa. (10/7/17) - Lafayette claimed its second yard field goal as time expired lifted Lafayette to a 10-7 win straight Patriot League victory, using two fourth-quarter scores over Holy Cross in the Leopards’ Patriot League opener. The to top Fordham 14-10. victory marked the first career coaching win for head coach The Leopards’ defense set the tone for the game, hold- John Garrett and was the first for Lafayette in the final minute ing Fordham All-American running back Chase Edmonds to since 2009. 78 rushing yards. Lafayette was led by Brandon Bryant who The Lafayette defense stood out all afternoon, coming up racked up a game-high 15 tackles, including 13 solo stops, for with big stops again and again, including in the fourth quarter. the second straight game. Bryant, who is the reigning Patriot There was none bigger than 4th-and-1 at the Holy Cross 33 League Defensive Player of the Week, is averaging 14.3 tackles when Brandon Bryant stuffed Diquan Walker for no gain. A re- per game over the last four contests. play showed the officials’ spot was accurate following Bryant’s The offense held up its end of the bargain as well, as Rocco 15th tackle of the game and the Leopards took over on downs Palumbo ended the night with nine receptions for 129 yards with 1:43 left in regulation. and two TD’s. Palumbo’s 63-yard touchdown pass from Sean On first down, Garrett dialed up a wide receiver run by Rocco O’Malley with five minutes remaining in the game proved to Palumbo that picked up nine yards and stopped the clock as be the game winner and was the senior’s longest career recep- Palumbo went out of bounds. On the two subsequent plays, tion. O’Malley went 29-of-41 for 256 yards and two TD’s and CJ Amill was stopped for no gain and a loss of two. did not throw an interception. The runs put the ball in the middle of the field and Holy Cross took a timeout with five seconds remain- The Leopards’ D stood tall in the first quarter, forced to defend a short field after a short punt and ing to give the freshman kicker an opportunity to think about his game-winning attempt. After the timeout, a facemask penalty. Fordham started at the Lafayette 29-yard line. Beau Bosch came up with a sack and Kordenbrock’s 43-yard kick was good, the longest of his brief career. Anthony Giudice forced a QB run on 3rd-and-goal at the Lafayette nine. Fordham kicker Andrew Mevis In the first quarter, the Leopard defense escaped unscathed. On Holy Cross’ first drive, the Crusaders attempted a 29-yard field goal that drilled the right upright and fell short as the game remained scoreless. settled for a 41-yard field goal that A.J. Wells banged off the left upright and it fell short. On their next The Leopard offense put together a potential scoring drive that spanned the end of the first quarter into drive, Holy Cross faced a 3rd-and-7 at the Lafayette 30. Holy Cross QB Peter Pujals found Tate Beachley the second. After a punt, Lafayette took over at its own 20. O’Malley picked up first downs on throws to open in the endzone, but Beachley dropped the ball. Holy Cross went for it on fourth down and was Dylan Wadsworth (7 yards) and Joey Chenoweth (9 yards) before running 24 yards to move to the Ford- stopped when Yasir Thomas and Michael Root wrapped up Beachley after a four-yard catch. ham six-yard line as the second quarter started. Two incompletions and a penalty forced Lafayette to settle The hosts broke the scoreless tie just over three minutes into the second quarter. Miles Alexander ran in for a 29-yard field goal which Jeffrey Kordenbrock converted. a touchdown from eight yards out. The scoring drive started near midfield after a 31-yard punt. The score was wiped away, however, out by a holding penalty and Kordenbrock’s subsequent try from The Leopards’ offense moved near midfield twice in the first half, but both opportunities ended in inter- 39 yards was blocked and returned 54 yards to the Lafayette 17-yard line. Three plays later, Fordham got ceptions (one at the Holy Cross 30 and the other a diving pick by Nick McBeath at Holy Cross 42). The on the scoreboard with a 12-yard pass from Kevin Anderson to Austin Longi for the 7-0 lead which held Leopards’ defense was up to the test, keeping the halftime score at 7-0. into halftime. Anderson ended the day 29-of-47 for 277 yards. The game-tying drive started with 3:49 left in the third quarter after Holy Cross turned it over on downs Fordham held the ball for most of the third quarter and extended the lead with a 22-yard field goal. It at the Leopards’ 35. Leopard QB Sean O’Malley hit Palumbo, Amill and Dylan Wadsworth for strikes of was a lengthy drive by the Rams who covered 86 yards on 18 plays while running nine minutes off the clock 12, 13 and nine yards down to the Holy Cross 32. to take a 10-0 advantage with 3:50 to go in the third. Lafayette faced 4th-and-1 from the same spot, and after a timeout O’Malley (27-40-3 for 226 yards) As the fourth quarter opened, the Leopards immediately cut into the lead, scoring on a four-yard pass connected with Palumbo (7 rec. for 78 yards) who worked his way through a couple of defenders and into to from O’Malley to Palumbo that capped an 81-yard drive. Lafayette benefited from a defensive pass the end zone to tie the game. In the fourth quarter, punts accounted for the first four possessions. When interference penalty on 3rd-and-6 at the Fordham 24 that gave Lafayette the ball 1st-and-goal at the eight- the Crusaders took the ball for the final time, they turned it over on downs instead of opting to punt it away yard line. O’Malley hit CJ Amill for four yards on first down before the short scoring strike to Palumbo. with 1:42 remaining. That set up the Leopards’ game-winning drive. O’Malley finished the day 8-of-10 on Lafayette trailed 10-7. third down. Lafayette’s defensive unit managed a huge turnover with 7:12 left in the game as Phillip Parham (nine The Lafayette defense held Holy Cross’ offense in check, limiting the Crusaders to 319 yards (191 in tackles) picked off Anderson and the Leopards took over at their own 12-yard line. Lafayette picked up 15 the air and 128 on the ground), all season bests for Lafayette. Bryant led the team with 15 stops (nine solo) yards to the 35-yard line as O’Malley appeared to scramble toward the Lafayette sideline before throwing and a sack joined by Root with nine tackles and a sack and Jerry Powe with seven stops. Cornerback Phillip back to the Fordham sideline and a wide open Palumbo. Parham had five tackles and two pass breakups. On 3rd-and 8 at Lafayette’s 37-yard line, O’Malley hit for a 63-yard pass to Palumbo for the go-ahead score. It was the Leopards’ second-longest play from scrimmage this year and it gave them a 14-10 lead Lafayette (1-4, 1-0) 0 0 7 3 10 with 5:06 remaining. Holy Cross (2-3, 1-1) 0 7 0 0 7 The Rams received the ensuing kick-off and marched down the field, taking advantage of a face mask call to jump forward to the 16-yard line. The Maroon and White’s defense answered yet again, as Yasir Thomas broke up Fordham’s first throw to the end zone on third down. On fourth down, the Rams tried the same 2nd 11:47 HC - Miles 8-yd run (Wells kick) route to Longi, but Anderson overthrew him to turn it over on downs. 3rd 00:09 LC - Palumbo 32-yd pass from O’Malley (Kordenbrock kick) After Lafayette burned some time off the clock, Fordham got the ball back at its own 41-yard line with 4th 00:00 LC - Kordenbrock 43-yd FG 55 seconds left to play. The Rams picked up two first downs, but were left with a second down at the Leopard 38 with just three ticks on the clock. Anderson’s final heave, to Jonathan Lumley in the corner of Lafayette Holy Cross the endzone, was broken up by Izaiah Avent for the win. First Downs 15 18 Rushing 21-(-6) 31-128 Lafayette (2-4, 2-0) 0 0 0 14 14 Net Yards Passing 226 191 Fordham (1-5, 0-1) 0 7 3 0 10 Passes Comp-Att-Int 27-40-3 26-47-0 Total Net Yards 220 319 2nd 13:10 FOR - Longi 12-yd pass from Anderson (Mevis kick) Fumbles/Lost 1/0 0/0 3rd 03:50 FOR - Mevis 22-yd FG Third-down conversions 6/15 4/16 4th 13:33 LC - Palumbo 4-yd pass from O’Malley (Kordenbrock kick) Penalties/Yards 2/15 3/40 4th 05:06 LC - Palumbo 63-yd pass from O’Malley (Kordenbrock kick) Punts/Average 7/39.4 5/46.4 Lafayette Fordham Rushing — LC: Palumbo 1-9, Dunn 2-2, Brown 8-1, Amill 6-0, O’Malley 4-(-18) HC: Pujals 6-39, Walker 9-37, Alexander First Downs 14 23 7-28, Guild 8-19, Cozier 1-5 Rushing 16-(-5) 38-122 Net Yards Passing 260 293 Passing — LC: O’Malley 27-40-3 for 226 yards HC: Pujals 26-47-0 for 191 yards Passes Comp-Att-Int 30-42-0 30-48-1 Total Net Yards 255 415 Receiving — LC: Palumbo 7-78, Chenoweth 6-47, Wadsworth 5-33, Mrazek 4-35, Amill 3-27, Brown 2-6 HC: Dorsey Fumbles/Lost 3/1 0/0 5-45, Bell 4-47, DeNicola 4-18, Simsheuser 2-15, Ayeni 2-14, Beachley 2-13, Montgomery 2-12, Mountain 2-7, Alexan- Third-down conversions 3/12 6/16 der 1-8, Cozier 1-7, Guild 1-5 Penalties/Yards 6/65 10/79 Punts/Average 7/46.6 3/42.7

Rushing — LC: Amill 5-11, Chenoweth 1-(-1), O’Malley 5-(-5), Brown 4-(-9) FOR: Edmonds 23-78, Anderson 14-41, Davis 1-3

Passing — LC: O’Malley 29-41-0 for 256 yards, Franzese 1-1-1 for 4 yards FOR: Anderson 29-47-1 for 277 yards, Medlock 1-1-0 for 16 yards

Receiving — LC: Palumbo 9-129, Amill 6-35, Wadsworth 5-31, Brown 4-21, Chenoweth 2-22, Franzese 2-1, Mrazek 1-15, Eisler 1-6 FOR: Prince 11-91, Longi 10-111, Lumley 5-60, Edmonds 4-31

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 97 GAME 7 LAFAYETTE 10 GAME 8 LAFAYETTE 7 HARVARD 38 BUCKNELL 13

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (10/14/17) - Sean O’Malley EASTON, Pa. (10/21/17) - Bucknell’s Colin Jonov returned completed 20-of-36 through the air for 149 yards and one an interception 95 yards for a touchdown on the first play of touchdown as Lafayette lost to Harvard 38-10. The loss, overtime to lead the Bison past Lafayette 13-7. which came in the 700th game at historic Harvard Stadium, The Lafayette defense shut out the visitors’ offense, holding ended the Leopards’ two-game win streak. Charlie Booker Bucknell without an offensive touchdown while limiting the had 23 carries for 159 yards and one touchdown and Harvard Bison to 208 yards of total offense. But, it was two intercep- (3-2) amassed 296 rushing yards for the Crimson. tions for touchdowns that were the difference. Off Lafayette’s opening drive, Justice Shelton-Mosley put Bucknell had a chance to win the game in regulation. The Harvard out front 7-0 with an 85-yard touchdown punt visitors took the ball with 9:39 left in the fourth quarter and return. It was the junior’s third-career touchdown punt return put together a 17-play drive that covered 69 yards over 8:20. and tied for the fifth-longest return in Harvard history. The drive stalled at the Leopard 25-yard line and the Bison CJ Amill returned the ensuing kickoff 65 yards to Harvard’s settled for a 42-yard field goal attempt by John Burdick. 33-yard line and the Leopards took advantage of the short The kick was well short and the teams exchanged punts after field. It was the Leopards’ longest kick return of the season. two short offensive possessions. As the game headed to over- O’Malley capped the drive by throwing a two-yard score to time, Bucknell won the toss and chose to go on defense. Rocco Palumbo to tie it. DeSean Brown’s 22-yard run helped On the first play from scrimmage, Jonov intercepted La- set up the short TD pass. fayette quarterback Sean O’Malley at the five-yard line and Shelton-Mosley scored his second run of the day to give the Crimson the lead for good. Booker ac- weaved his way through a host of would-be tacklers to the Lafayette endzone to decide the game. O’Malley counted for 56 yards rushing on the 78-yard scoring drive. finished the game 16-of-30 for 90 yards. Harvard scored touchdowns in the final minute of the first half on a 1-yard Booker run and the first It was a defensive affair from start to finish, and the only score of the first half came two minutes into the play of the second half as Adam Scott returned the kickoff 90 yards, giving the Crimson a 28-7 lead. game when Bucknell’s Drew Newcomb intercepted O’Malley and returned it 31 yards for a 7-0 advantage. Lafayette’s defense was led Brandon Bryant’s career-high 19 tackles. Jerry Powe recorded the Leop- In the second quarter, the Leopards’ defense came up with a potential game-changing play. A Demetrius ards’ lone sack while Phillip Parham thwarted a Harvard drive with his fifth interception of the season. Breedlove sack and accompanying Michael Root fumble recovery gave Lafayette the ball at the Bucknell Harvard controlled the clock, finishing with an advantage of nearly 15 minutes in time of possession, 38-yard line. The Leopards’ offense could not take advantage of its best field position of the day, going and outgained Lafayette 383 to 161. The Crimson also converted 7-of-14 third downs and 2-of-4 on three-and-out before punting with eight minutes left in the half. fourth down while limiting Lafayette to 2-of-12 and 0-of-3, respectively. In the second half, Bucknell opened with the ball and the Lafayette defense continued its strong play, giving up one first down before forcing a punt. The offense took over with 12:40 to go in the third quarter. Lafayette (2-5) 7 0 3 0 10 Six straight running plays, including a 24-yard run by CJ Amill and a 19-yard scamper by Selwyn Simp- Harvard (3-2) 14 7 10 7 38 son set up Lafayette 1st-and-goal at the Bucknell seven. Two more Simpson runs sandwiched a three-yard completion from O’Malley to Rocco Palumbo. Simpson’s second run for two yards tied the game at 7-7 with 7:50 left in the third. 1st 12:46 HU - Shelton-Mosley 85-yd punt return (McIntyre kick) It was his first career rushing touchdown and the first rushing TD for the Leopards in 2017, capping an 10:40 LC - Palumbo 2-yd pass from O’Malley (Kordenbrock kick) eight-play, 60-yard drive over 4:50. The Leopards finished with 96 rushing yards, the most on the season 07:15 HU - Shelton-Mosley 4-yd run (McIntyre kick) led by 48 from Amill, 45 from Simpson and 20 by Palumbo. 2nd 00:38 HU - Booker 1-yd run (McIntyre kick) Defensively, three-time Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week Brandon Bryant finished with 17 3rd 14:46 HU - Scott 90-yd kickoff return (McIntyre kick) tackles, a week removed from a 19-tackle effort at Harvard. Bryant is averaging 13.6 per game to lead the 09:52 LC - Kordenbrock 33-yd FG conference. Trent Crossan made 10 stops from his safety position while intercepting the first pass of his 06:33 HU - McIntyre 37-yd FG career. The game featured two of the top punters in the Patriot League. Michael Turk punted 10 times for the 4th 10:49 LC - Smith 1-yd run (McIntyre kick) Leopards, averaging 41.4. yards per attempt while Bucknell’s Alex Pechin punted eight times for 42.6 yards per punt. Lafayette Harvard First Downs 7 22 Lafayette (2-6, 2-1) 0 0 7 0 0 7 Rushing 13-12 61-296 Bucknell (4-3, 1-1) 7 0 0 0 6 13 Net Yards Passing 149 87 Passes Comp-Att-Int 20-36-0 8-14-1 1st 12:56 BU - Newcomb 31-yd interception return (Burdick kick) Total Net Yards 161 383 3rd 07:50 LC - Simpson 2-yd run (Kordenbrock kick) Fumbles/Lost 0/0 0/0 OT 00:00 BU - Jonov 95-yd interception run Third-down conversions 2/12 7/14 Penalties/Yards 3/21 5/34 Lafayette Bucknell Punts/Average 6/45.3 2/41.0 First Downs 10 12 Rushing 32-96 34-79 Rushing — LC: Brown 7-33, Simpson 1-7, Amill 2-(-6), O’Malley 3-(-22) HU: Booker 23-159, Shampklin 22-82, Reimers Net Yards Passing 90 129 5-26, Smith 5-16, Lee 2-7, Viviano 1-5, Shelton-Mosley 1-4, Team 2-(-3) Passes Comp-Att-Int 16-30-2 14-25-1 Total Net Yards 186 208 Passing — LC: O’Malley 20-36-0 for 149 yards, HU: Smith 7-12-1 for 80 yards, Viviano 1-2-0 for 7 yards Fumbles/Lost 0/0 3/1 Third-down conversions 7/18 4/14 Receiving — LC: Palumbo 6-29, Wadsworth 5-44, Taggart 3-20, Amill 2-30, Mrazek 2-18, Chenoweth 1-7, Simpson 1-1 Penalties/Yards 3/25 6/35 HU: Taylor 2-28, Cook 2-15, Antonellis 1-18, Reagan 1-12, Scott 1-7, Reimers 1-7 Punts/Average 10/41.1 8/42.6

Rushing — LC: Amill 13-48, Swimpson 12-45, Palumbo 3-20, Wadsworth 2-5, O’Malley 2-(-22) BU: Freshnock 15-50, Carter 14-31, Chiarolanzio 5-(-2)

Passing — LC: O’Malley 16-30-2 for 90 yards, BU: Chiarolanzio 14-25-1 for 129 yards

Receiving — LC: Amill 6-22, Palumbo 4-25, Mrazek 2-10, Chenoweth 1-15, Eisler 1-14, Wadsworth 1-5, Taggart 1-(-1) BU: Podbielski 4-35, Horan 3-43, Carter 2-18, Butler 2-17, Twiford 1-11, Owers 1-3, Kinner 1-2

98 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME 9 LAFAYETTE 7 GAME 10 LAFAYETTE 0 GEORGETOWN 0 COLGATE 27

WASHINGTON, D.C. (11/4/17) - Lafayette improved to EASTON, Pa. (11/11/17) - In a battle of first-place teams, 3-1 in Patriot League play with a 7-0 win over Georgetown. Colgate used a strong running game to possess the ball for 11 The shutout, the program’s first since 2007, keeps the Leop- minutes while managing three scores in the third quarter in a ards in charge of their own conference title destiny with the 27-0 win over Lafayette on Senior Day. Colgate and Lehigh games remaining. The Leopards’ defense stood tall for the majority of the Lafayette’s defense continued to shine, picking off George- afternoon, holding the Raiders to 258 yards (166 rushing, 92 town four times, including a pair of interceptions in the end passing) while stopping them on two fourth-down attempts. zone by Phillip Parham and Eric Mitchell. Mitchell finished Phillip Parham, who entered the day second in the nation with with two picks on the day while senior LB Rob Hinchen re- six interceptions, picked off his seventh pass of the season to corded his first career INT. Junior LB Jerry Powe led the make him the first Lafayette player since Mike Joseph ’88 with way with eight tackles and a sack while Brandon Bryant and seven interceptions in a single campaign (1987). Michael Root had seven stops apiece. Parham’s interception came early in the second quarter af- The Leopards could have played with a lead for most of the ter a scoreless first quarter that saw the teams combine for 54 first quarter, moving the ball with a mix of the run and pass yards of total offense. before settling for a pair of Jeffrey Kordenbrock field-goal at- In the second quarter after a Leopard punt, Colgate ripped tempts. The first, from 42 yards (after an 11-play drive) was off the longest play of the game, a 33-yard pass from Grant wide left. The second came after a Leopard drive that started Breneman to James Holland who ended the day with 19 car- at the Georgetown 44. The 46-yard attempt came up short and the game remained scoreless through the ries for 96 yards. A 15-yard personal foul penalty was tacked on at the end of the play, moving Colgate to first quarter during which Lafayette held the ball for 11 minutes. the Leopard 17-yard line. The Raiders scored on the next play, getting a solid block on the edge to spring The defense had a chance to get on the scoreboard five minutes into the second quarter. Parham Owen Rockett for a 17-yard score on the end around with 11:21 to play in the first half. intercepted Gunther Johnson and returned it for a TD, but the score was negated by an offsides penalty. The Leopards picked up three first downs on the ensuing drive, including one on a targeting penalty The defense appeared to score a second time on the same possession as Yasir Thomas picked up a loose that resulted in the ejection of Colgate’s Alec Wisniewski, but the drive stalled and Lafayette was forced to ball on a pitch and returned it to the end zone. The fumble was ruled an incomplete pass and Georgetown punt with eight minutes left in the half. punted. The Raiders put together a lengthy drive that covered 80 yards on 12 plays, 10 of which were on the After the punt, the Leopards picked up a 4th-and-1 inside the Georgetown half, using play-action ground. The final play was a one-yard dive by Breneman to run the score to 14-0. as Sean O’Malley hit fullback Will Eisler for a 25-yard catch and run to the Georgetown 11. It was the The end of the half featured a wild sequence after Leopard quarterback Sean O’Malley (29-of-48 for longest play from scrimmage on the afternoon. On the next play, O’Malley connected with Nick Pearson 195 yards) was intercepted with 43 seconds to play. The ball ricocheted off Rocco Palumbo’s hands and for an 11-yard score and the 7-0 lead at 4:31. into the arms of Tyler Castillo. Four plays later, the Leopards’ Demetrius Breedlove nabbed the ball after Pearson was back in the lineup after missing the last five games due to injury, reconnecting with Rob Hinchen forced a modified release out of Breneman’s hand. Colgate led 14-0 at halftime. O’Malley who ended the day 17-of-25 for 101 yards while completing passes to seven receivers. In the third quarter, another interception, this time by Colgate’s Aidan Gartner put the momentum Five minutes into the second half, Hinchen picked off Johnson and the Leopards offense was set up at solidly on Colgate’s side. Gartner returned the pick 63 yards before being run down by DeSean Brown. the Georgetown 31. CJ Amill immediately gained 12 yards on first down, but the drive stalled thereafter. The Leopard defense did its job, surrendering only a 24-yard Chris Puzzi field goal. Kordenbrock set up for a 30-yard field goal that was just wide left to keep the score at 7-0 through three On Lafayette’s next drive, the Leopards looked as if they were going to get on the scoreboard, but quarters. Castillo blocked Jeffrey Kordenbrock’s 40-yard field goal attempt. The visitors added their own field goal A minute into the fourth quarter, Parham came through with his sixth interception of the season. That from 37 to lead 20-0 with 3:22 left in the quarter. ended a Hoyas drive which had started in the Leopards half after a punt. With seven minutes left in the Colgate’s Nick Ioanilli put away the game, picking off O’Malley’s tipped pass and returning it 33 yards game, the Leopard defense and Mitchell came through with a second interception in the end zone. for the 27-0 lead. Lafayette’s offense ran two minutes off the clock before Michael Turk booted a 52-yard punt that The fourth quarter was highlighted by Ryan Barnett’s strip sack and Breedlove’s subsequent fumble Georgetown returned to its own 40-yard line, setting the stage for the Leopard defense a final time. recovery with 1:24 left in the game. Defensively on the day, Michael Root made a game-high 10 stops Under defensive coordinator Luke Thompson, the Leopards were again up to the task. Beau Bosch while Brandon Bryant chipped in with eight tackles. and Keith Earle teamed up for a sack and Thomas and Tymir Jones dropped a ballcarrier for a loss of two, O’Malley finished with 195 yards through the air. Nick Pearson and Palumbo had six catches apiece, leaving Georgetown with 4th-and-13 at the Leopard 36. A chop block penalty moved the yardage to accumulating 48 and 46 yards, respectively. 4th-and-28 and Johnson’s last-ditch pass was incomplete to seal the 7-0 final. Lafayette (3-7, 3-2) 0 0 0 0 0 Lafayette (3-6, 3-1) 0 7 0 0 7 Colgate (6-4, 4-1) 0 14 13 0 27 Georgetown (1-8, 0-4) 0 0 0 0 0 2nd 11:21 CU - Rockett 17-yd run (Puzzi kick) 2nd 04:31 LC - Pearson 11-yd pass from O’Malley (Kordenbrock kick) 01:01 CU - Breneman 1-yd run (Puzzi kick) 3rd 09:25 CU - Puzzi 24-yd FG Lafayette Georgetown 03:22 CU - Puzzi 37-yd FG First Downs 12 12 02:30 CU - Puzzi 37-yd FG Rushing 36-65 29-99 Net Yards Passing 101 76 Lafayette Colgate Passes Comp-Att-Int 17-25-0 12-26-4 First Downs 16 16 Total Net Yards 166 175 Rushing 18-18 44-166 Fumbles/Lost 0/0 1/0 Net Yards Passing 195 92 Third-down conversions 2/14 2/11 Passes Comp-Att-Int 29-49-3 5-17-2 Penalties/Yards 5/31 9/81 Total Net Yards 213 258 Punts/Average 6/44.7 7/35.0 Fumbles/Lost 0/0 2/1 Third-down conversions 4/13 6/15 Rushing — LC: Simpson 15-42, Amill 7-32, Pearson 104, Brown 5-4, Chenoweth 1-2, Wadsworth 1-(-3), Team 3-(-5), Penalties/Yards 6/55 7/69 O’Malley 3-(-11) GU: Johnson 12-56, Thomas 5-22, Ellsworth 5-16, Valles 7-5 Punts/Average 5/42.0 4/38.0

Passing — LC: O’Malley 17-25-0 for 101 yards GU: Johnson 12-26-4 for 76 yards Rushing — LC: Amill 8-11, Simpson 3-5, O’Malley 6-2, Brown 1-0 CU: Holland 19-96, Breneman 14-25, Mathews 5-18, Rockett 1-17, Twyman 4-14, Team 1-(-4) Receiving — LC: Wadsworth 4-24, Amill 4-(-11), Eisler 3-42, Pearson 2-13, Taggart 2-10, Mrazek 1-19, Palumbo 1-4 GU: Dereus 3-27, Jesson 3-6, Edwards 2-28, Thomas 1-6, Valles 1-5, McLaughlin 1-4, Schley 1-0 Passing — LC: O’Malley 29-48-3 for 195 yards, Franzese 0-1-0 for 0 yards CU: Breneman 5-17-2 for 92 yards

Receiving — LC: Pearson 6-48, Palumbo 6-46, Amill 5-38, Franzese4-31, Brown 3-19, Mrazek 2-13, Eisler 2-7, Marotti 1-(-7) CU: Holland 1-33, Caine 1-24, Diaco 1-16, Rockett 1-15, Ives 1-4

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 99 GAME 11 LAFAYETTE 31 LEHIGH 38

BETHLEHEM, Pa. (11/18/16) - Lehigh outscored Lafayette 10-0 in the fourth quarter to snatch a 38-31 Lafayette Lehigh win over Lafayette in the 153rd meeting of College Football’s Most-Played Rivalry on Saturday at Good- First Downs 10 25 man Stadium. Rushing 36-187 39-98 In the biggest game of the year, the Leopards found Net Yards Passing 43 397 a way to run the ball, churning out a season-high 187 Passes Comp-Att-Int 6-19-0 26-35-0 yards on the ground. Sophomore wide receiver Nick Total Net Yards 230 495 Pearson accounted for 95 of those yards and Selwyn Simpson 57, each scoring a rushing touchdown. Fumbles/Lost 3/1 4/3 On the first drive of the game, Lafayette showed its Third-down conversions 3/13 6/12 ability to move on the ground. Lafayette used 10 plays Penalties/Yards 4/39 6/59 to cover 73 yards. The drive ran 5:58 off the clock and Punts/Average 6/39.7 2/50.0 was capped by Pearson’s one-yard end-around. Lafayette quarterback Sean O’Malley (6-18-0 for 43 yards) picked up one first down with his feet and threw for two more Rushing — LC: Pearson 6-95, Simpson 17-57, Amill 5-16, O’Malley 2-14, Brown 3-7, Palumbo 2-3 LEH: Bragalone before Pearson finished off the drive. 29-113, Brisker 2-2, Mayes 4-(-16) Lehigh responded with its own quick score, covering 72 yards on six plays over 2:27 of action. Dom Bragalone capped the scoring drive with a five-yard run. Passing — LC: O’Malley 6-18-0 for 43 yards, Turk 0-1-0 for 0 yards LEH: Mayes 26-35-0 for 397 yards After a Leopard punt, the Lafayette defense appeared to come up with a turnover, forcing a fumble at its own seven. A lengthy official review resulted in the turnover being overturned. After the official bailout, Lehigh finished off the drive with an 8-yard touchdown pass from Brad Receiving — LC: Palumbo 2-11, Pearson 1-20, Reedy 1-6, Eisler 1-3, Amill 1-3 LEH: Casey 9-154, Pelletier 9-107, Mayes to Troy Pelletier for the 14-7 lead with 1:41 left in the first. Portorreal 4-84, Kelsey 2-26, Bibbens 1-16, Scassera 1-10 The Leopards’ offense opted for the fake punt just before the end of the first quarter and Michael Turk’s first career passing attempt just missed Yasir Thomas and Lehigh took over on downs. The Leopard defense answered with Andy Labudev’s eight-yard sack of Mayes on first down before stopping Lehigh on 4th-and-6 at the Lafayette 32. The Maroon and White went three-and-out and then took advantage of Lehigh’s Quentin Jones who muffed the punt and allowed the offense to stay on the field. Another Pearson run, this time with a lead block by Simpson put Lafayette at the Lehigh five-yard line. On the next play, Simpson took care of business, bowling through the line and knocking a defender into the end zone to knot the game at 14-14 with 12:06 left in the half. Another Lehigh special teams miscue followed. Jack Lamb forced a fumble on the kick-off which Rob Hinchen recovered at the Lehigh 21-yard line. The Leopards’ Jeffrey Kordenbrock booted through a 33-yard field goal for the Leopards to take a 17-14 lead. The Leopard running game came through again on the offense’s next drive when Pearson ripped off a 45-yard run, Lafayette’s longest rush of the season, down to the Lehigh nine. Two rushing plays later C.J. Amill punched in his first rushing TD of the season to hand Lafayette a 24-14 advantage with 6:57 left in the half. The Maroon and White’s defense came up with another turnover on Lehigh’s ensuing drive. Thomas stripped Bragalone and Eric Mitchell recovered near midfield. Lafayette benefited from an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty to pick up its first down of the drive. Then, Pearson dialed up another, taking the hand-off from Amill who received the direct snap to the Lehigh 23. Sim- spon added a 14-yard run and Lafayette had the ball 1st-and-goal at the nine-yard line. Two runs and an incomplete pass forced the Leopards to set up for a 21-yard field goal, but the snap was high and no kick got off the ground. Lafayette went into halftime leading 24-14. Lehigh scored first in the second half when Bragalone punched in a 1-yard run to cut Lafay- ette’s lead to 24-21 five minutes after intermission. On the ensuing kickoff, the Lafayette special teams unit responded. Will Eisler and Keith Earle set blocks that helped spring Amill for a 96-yard return, the fourth longest in Leopard history and the first runback since 2014. Lafayette led 31-21 at 6:57 in the third. The back-and-forth game continued with Lehigh picking up 4th-and-4 at the Lafayette 34 before eventually scoring on a seven-yard pass from Mayes to Pelletier. That trimmed Lafayette’s advantage to 31-28 that held through the end of the third quarter. Lehigh’s Ed Mish tied the game with a 32-yard field goal three minutes into the fourth quar- ter. The Mountain Hawks took the lead for the first time and for good with 7:49 left in the game. Mayes hit Gatlin Casey for a 41-yard touchdown pass. Lehigh led 38-31. Mayes was named the game MVP finished with 26-of-35 for 397 yards and three touchdowns, hitting Casey and Pel- letier for 154 and 107 yards, respectively. Lehigh had the ball for the final time beginning with 5:55 left in the game, and a healthy dose of Bragalone salted away the victory. Bragalone finished the day with 29 carries for 113 yards and two touchdowns. Brandon Bryant led the defense with nine tackles while Thomas chipped in with eight. Lafayette finishes the season 3-8 overall and 3-3 in the Patriot League while Lehigh improves to 5-6, 5-1, having won its third straight matchup in the rivalry.

Lafayette (3-7, 3-3) 7 17 7 0 31 Lehigh (5-6, 5-1) 14 0 14 10 38

1st 09:02 LC - Pearson 1-yd run (Kordenbrock kick) 06:30 LEH - Bragalone 5-yd run (Mish kick) 01:41 LEH - Pelletier 8-yd pass from Mayes (Mish kick) 2nd 12:06 LC - Simpson 5-yd run (Kordenbrock kick) 10:22 LC - Kordenbrock 33-yd FG 06:57 LC - Amill 6-yd run (Kordenbrock kick) 3rd 07:12 LEH - Bragalone 1-yd run (Mish kick) 06:57 LC - Amill 96-yd kickoff return (Kordenbrock kick) 02:25 LEH - Pelletier 6-yd pass from Mayes (Mish kick) 4th 12:00 LEH - Mish 32-yd FG 07:49 LEH - Casey 41-yd pass from Mayes (Mish kick)

100 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2017 TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

TEAM STATISTICS LAFAYETT OPP PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G SCORING 132 299 O’Malley, Sean 11 104.74 241-397-15 60.7 1967 12 70 178.8 Points Per Game 12.0 27.2 Northrup, Cole 1 35.50 1-4-0 25.0 5 0 5 5.0 Points Off Turnovers 30 52 Franzese, Nick 10 66.80 1-2-0 50.0 4 0 4 0.4 TEAM 6 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 FIRST DOWNS 145 227 Turk, Michael 11 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Rushing 34 106 Brown, DeSean 10 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Passing 97 109 Penalty 14 12 Total...... 11 103.10 243-406-15 59.9 1976 12 70 179.6 Opponents...... 11 122.34 208-328-15 63.4 2226 11 59 202.4 RUSHING YARDAGE 430 1906 Yards gained rushing 766 2116 RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Yards lost rushing 336 210 Simpson, Selwyn 10 54 187 13 174 3.2 2 19 17.4 Rushing Attempts 257 459 Brown, DeSean 10 62 168 38 130 2.1 0 22 13.0 Average Per Rush 1.7 4.2 Amill, CJ 11 51 153 24 129 2.5 1 24 11.7 Average Per Game 39.1 173.3 Pearson, Nick 6 9 99 3 96 10.7 1 45 16.0 TDs Rushing 4 20 Palumbo, Rocco 11 7 38 6 32 4.6 0 10 2.9 Dunn, Mike 10 10 17 5 12 1.2 0 8 1.2 PASSING YARDAGE 1976 2226 Meriwether, R. 8 2 9 0 9 4.5 0 6 1.1 Comp-Att-Int 243-406-15 208-328-15 Wadsworth, D. 9 3 5 3 2 0.7 0 5 0.2 Average Per Pass 4.9 6.8 Northrup, Cole 1 2 6 9 -3 -1.5 0 6 -3.0 Average Per Catch 8.1 10.7 Chenoweth, Joey 11 4 2 6 -4 -1.0 0 2 -0.4 Average Per Game 179.6 202.4 TEAM 6 7 0 12 -12 -1.7 0 0 -2.0 TDs Passing 12 11 O’Malley, Sean 11 46 82 217 -135 -2.9 0 24 -12.3

TOTAL OFFENSE 2406 4132 Total...... 11 257 766 336 430 1.7 4 45 39.1 Total Plays 663 787 Opponents...... 11 459 2116 210 1906 4.2 20 47 173.3 Average Per Play 3.6 5.3 Average Per Game 218.7 375.6 RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 42-950 30-635 Palumbo, Rocco 11 48 462 9.6 4 63 42.0 O’Malley, Sean 11 443 -135 1967 1832 166.5 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 12-52 28-270 Wadsworth, D. 9 41 293 7.1 1 21 32.6 Simpson, Selwyn 10 54 174 0 174 17.4 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 15-30 15-419 Amill, CJ 11 33 174 5.3 0 24 15.8 Brown, DeSean 10 63 130 0 130 13.0 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 22.6 21.2 Mrazek, Matt 11 28 250 8.9 2 21 22.7 Amill, CJ 11 51 129 0 129 11.7 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 4.3 9.6 Pearson, Nick 6 21 246 11.7 2 29 41.0 Pearson, Nick 6 9 96 0 96 16.0 INT RETURN AVERAGE 2.0 27.9 Brown, DeSean 10 21 108 5.1 1 13 10.8 Palumbo, Rocco 11 7 32 0 32 2.9 FUMBLES-LOST 10-2 14-8 Chenoweth, Joey 11 17 229 13.5 1 70 20.8 Dunn, Mike 10 10 12 0 12 1.2 Franzese, Nick 10 12 68 5.7 1 12 6.8 Meriwether, R. 8 2 9 0 9 1.1 PENALTIES-Yards 54-440 84-736 Eisler, Will 11 8 72 9.0 0 25 6.5 Franzese, Nick 10 2 0 4 4 0.4 Average Per Game 40.0 66.9 Taggart, Jake 11 8 69 8.6 0 25 6.3 Wadsworth, D. 9 3 2 0 2 0.2 Simpson, Selwyn 10 3 1 0.3 0 7 0.1 Northrup, Cole 1 6 -3 5 2 2.0 PUNTS-Yards 67-2863 39-1584 Reedy, Liam 1 1 6 6.0 0 6 6.0 Chenoweth, Joey 11 4 -4 0 -4 -0.4 Average Per Punt 42.7 40.6 Meriwether, R. 8 1 5 5.0 0 5 0.6 TEAM 6 8 -12 0 -12 -2.0 Net punt average 37.8 38.8 Marotti, Jake 11 1 -7 -7.0 0 0 -0.6 Total...... 11 663 430 1976 2406 218.7 KICKOFFS-Yards 32-1731 58-3315 Total...... 11 243 1976 8.1 12 70 179.6 Opponents...... 11 787 1906 2226 4132 375.6 Average Per Kick 54.1 57.2 Opponents...... 11 208 2226 10.7 11 59 202.4 Net kick average 33.5 36.5

TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 28:19 31:41 ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Amill, CJ 11 129 174 0 558 0 861 78.3 3RD-DOWN Conversions 47/153 65/152 Palumbo, Rocco 11 32 462 0 0 0 494 44.9 3rd-Down Pct 31% 43% Pearson, Nick 6 96 246 0 127 0 469 78.2 Chenoweth, Joey 11 -4 229 52 70 0 347 31.5 4TH-DOWN Conversions 7/22 9/27 Wadsworth, D. 9 2 293 0 0 0 295 32.8 4th-Down Pct 32% 33% Brown, DeSean 10 130 108 0 50 0 288 28.8 Mrazek, Matt 11 0 250 0 0 0 250 22.7 SACKS BY-Yards 19-96 28-203 Simpson, Selwyn 10 174 1 0 3 0 178 17.8 MISC YARDS 0 91 Eisler, Will 11 0 72 0 28 0 100 9.1 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 17 39 Dunn, Mike 10 12 0 0 60 0 72 7.2 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 5-13 9-12 Taggart, Jake 11 0 69 0 0 0 69 6.3 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-0 Franzese, Nick 10 0 68 0 0 0 68 6.8 RED-ZONE SCORES (17-25) 68% (36-43) 84% Meriwether, R. 8 9 5 0 54 0 68 8.5 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (13-25) 52% (27-43) 63% Parham, Phillip 11 0 0 0 0 26 26 2.4 PAT-ATTEMPTS (15-17) 88% (36-37) 97% Reedy, Liam 1 0 6 0 0 0 6 6.0 Mitchell, Eric 11 0 0 0 0 4 4 0.4 ATTENDANCE 27945 48378 Northrup, Cole 1 -3 0 0 0 0 -3 -3.0 Games/Avg Per Game 5/5589 6/8063 Marotti, Jake 11 0 -7 0 0 0 -7 -0.6 Neutral Site Games 0/0 TEAM 6 -12 0 0 0 0 -12 -2.0 O’Malley, Sean 11 -135 0 0 0 0 -135 -12.3 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Lafayette 31 27 30 44 0 132 Total...... 11 430 1976 52 950 30 3438 312.5 Opponents 51 109 82 51 6 299 Opponents...... 11 1906 2226 270 635 419 5456 496.0

FG SEQUENCE LAFAYETTE OPPONENTS Monmouth 30 (19) FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Sacred Heart (34) (19) Bissell, Jacob 0-1 0.0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 Villanova - (30) Kordenbrock, J. 5-12 41.7 0-0 1-1 3-6 1-5 0-0 43 2 Princeton (22),43,33 (25) Holy Cross (43) 41 Fordham 39 23,(22) Harvard (33) (37) Bucknell - 42 Georgetown 42,43,30 - Colgate 40 (24),(37) Lehigh (33) (32)

2017 OFFENSIVE STARTERS Opponent QB RB WR WR WR TE FB/TE LT LG C RG RT Monmouth O’Malley Brown Mrazek Palumbo Pearson Wadsworth Smith Barclay Donnelly Grieser Marotti Sacred Heart O’Malley Brown Mrazek Palumbo Pearson Wadsworth Smith Barclay Donnelly Grieser Marotti No. 7 Villanova O’Malley Brown Mrazek Franzese Pearson Wadsworth Marotti Barclay Donnelly Grieser Hampton Princeton O’Malley Brown Mrazek Palumbo Wadsworth Eisler (FB) Marotti Hampton Donnelly Grieser Barclay Holy Cross O’Malley Brown Mrazek Palumbo Wadsworth Taggart (TE) Marotti Hampton Donnelly Bradley Barclay Fordham O’Malley Brown Mrazek Palumbo Wadsworth Taggart (TE) Marotti Hampton Donnelly Bradley Barclay Harvard O’Malley Brown Mrazek Palumbo Chenoweth Wadsworth Marotti Hampton Donnelly Bradley Barclay Bucknell O’Malley Amill Mrazek Palumbo Wadsworth Eisler (FB) Marotti Hampton Donnelly Bradley Barclay Georgetown O’Malley Simpson Mrazek Palumbo Wadsworth Eisler (FB) Marotti Raysor Donnelly Bradley Barclay Colgate O’Malley Brown Mrazek Palumbo Taggart Eisler (FB) Marotti Raysor Donnelly Bradley Barclay Bucknell O’Malley Amill Mrazek Palumbo Wadsworth Eisler (FB) Marotti Hampton Donnelly Bradley Barclay Georgetown O’Malley Simpson Mrazek Palumbo Wadsworth Eisler (FB) Marotti Raysor Donnelly Bradley Barclay Colgate O’Malley Brown Mrazek Palumbo Taggart Eisler (FB) Marotti Raysor Donnelly Bradley Barclay Lehigh O’Malley Brown Mrazek Palumbo Pearson Taggart Marotti Raysor Donnelly Bradley Barclay

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 101 2017 TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

|------PATs ------| SCORING TD aFGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Kordenbrock, J. 0 5-12 15-15 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Kordenbrock, J. 31 1666 53.7 0 0 Palumbo, Rocco 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Bissell, Jacob 1 65 65.0 1 0 Pearson, Nick 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Simpson, Selwyn 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Total...... 32 1731 54.1 1 0 635 33.5 31 Amill, C.J. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Opponents...... 58 3315 57.2 10 3 950 36.5 28 Mrazek, Matt 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Brown, DeSean 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Chenoweth, Joey 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Franzese, Nick 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Wadsworth, D. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Turk, Michael 67 2863 42.7 64 3 15 18 16 0 Bissell, Jacob 0 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 TEAM 0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 Total...... 67 2863 42.7 64 3 15 18 16 0 Opponents...... 39 1584 40.6 61 1 9 12 4 0 Total...... 17 5-13 15-17 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 132 Opponents...... 39 9-12 36-37 1-1 0 0-0 0 0 299 KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Amill, CJ 19 558 29.4 1 96 Chenoweth, Joey 12 52 4.3 0 20 Pearson, Nick 5 127 25.4 0 36 Meriwether, R. 4 54 13.5 0 18 Total...... 12 52 4.3 0 20 Dunn, Mike 4 60 15.0 0 19 Opponents...... 28 270 9.6 2 85 Eisler, Will 3 28 9.3 0 13 Brown, DeSean 3 50 16.7 0 25 Chenoweth, Joey 3 70 23.3 0 24 FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Simpson, Selwyn 1 3 3.0 0 3 None

Total...... 42 950 22.6 1 96 Total...... 0 0 0.0 0 0 Opponents...... 30 635 21.2 1 90 Opponents...... 0 0 0.0 0 0

|------Tackles ------| |---- Sacks ----| |------Pass Def ------| |------Fumbles ------| DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Blocked Kicks Saf 33 Bryant, Brandon 11 64 69 133 7.5-29 3.0-18 1-0 . 1 . . . . 43 Root, Michael 11 32 45 77 4.0-18 1.5-10 . . 1 1-0 . . . 3 Powe, Jerry 11 48 22 70 6.0-17 2.5-10 1-0 . 1 . . . . 4 Thomas, Yasir 11 40 25 65 1.5-2 . . 4 . . 1 . . 22 Parham, Phillip 11 38 18 56 1.0-2 . 7-26 12 1 . . . . 45 Crossan, Trent 11 29 21 50 2.0-4 0.5-1 1-0 1 . 1-0 . . . 24 Mitchell, Eric 11 32 9 41 1.5-2 . 3-4 7 . 1-0 . . . 91 Bosch, Beau 11 23 15 38 6.5-19 1.5-5 . 4 . . . 1 . 9 Giudice, Tony 9 10 23 33 4.5-13 2.0-7 . . 1 . 1 . . 52 Hinchen, Rob 11 15 18 33 1.0-6 0.5-5 1-0 . 4 1-0 1 . . 94 Rothrock, Matt 11 16 10 26 3.0-4 ...... 59 Lamb, Jack 11 14 12 26 1.5-2 0.5-0 . . . 1-0 1 . . 1B Jones, Tymir 11 16 6 22 1.5-9 1.0-8 . 1 . 1-0 . . . 92 Earle, Keith 11 11 11 22 3.0-8 1.5-6 . 2 1 . . . . 34 Chuma, Andrew 11 15 7 22 1.0-2 ...... 56 Lonardo, Dante 6 9 6 15 ...... 90 Labudev, Andy 10 7 7 14 4.5-16 1.0-8 ...... 98 Breedlove, D. 10 3 10 13 2.5-15 2.5-15 1-0 . 1 2-0 2 . . 7 Jordan, Tre 5 9 2 11 . . . 1 . . . . . 20 Avent, Izaiah 8 2 3 5 0.5-0 . . 1 . . . . . 97 Barnett, Ryan 7 4 1 5 1.0-3 1.0-3 . . 3 . 1 . . 93 Ramsey, Lavel 11 3 1 4 ...... 30 Brown, DeSean 10 4 . 4 ...... 23 Rush, Clay 5 3 1 4 ...... 84 Pearson, Nick 6 3 . 3 ...... 42 Jordan, Major 8 2 1 3 ...... INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long 48 Shiffert, M. 7 . 2 2 . Parham,. Phillip 7 . 26 3.7 . 0 15. . . . . 31 Hutchinson, K. 8 1 1 2 . Mitchell,. Eric 3 . 4 1.3 . 0 4. . . . . 18 Franzese, Nick 10 1 1 2 . Bryant,. Brandon 1 . 0 0.0 . 0 0. . . . . TM TEAM 6 2 . 2 . Hinchen,. Rob 1 . 0 0.0 . 0 0. . 1 . . 6 Palumbo, Rocco 11 2 . 2 . Powe,. Jerry 1 . 0 0.0 . 0 0. . . . . 10 O’Malley, Sean 11 1 1 2 . Breedlove,. D. 1 . 0 0.0 . 0 0. . . . . 27 Dunn, Mike 10 1 . 1 . Crossan,. Trent 1 . 0 0.0 . 0 0. . . . . 1 Chenoweth, Joey 11 1 . 1 ...... Total...... 15 30 2.0 0 15 70 Barclay, Gavin 11 1 . 1 ...... Opponents...... 15 419 27.9 5 95 2 Amill, CJ 11 1 . 1 ...... 38 Kordenbrock, J. 11 1 . 1 ...... 19 Bissell, Jacob 1 1 . 1 ...... 11 Turk, Michael 11 1 . 1 ...... 54 Dickens, Ryan 9 1 . 1 ......

Total...... 11 467 348 815 54-171 19-96 15-30 33 14 8-0 8 1 . Opponents...... 11 389 228 617 82.0-359 28-203 15-419 46 39 2-0 6 3 .

2017 DEFENSIVE STARTERS Opponent DE NOSE DT DE SLB MLB WLB CB SS FS CB Monmouth Bosch Giudice Rothrock Lonardo Powe Root Bryant Mitchell Thomas Jones Parham Sacred Heart Bosch Giudice Rothrock Lonardo Powe Root Bryant Mitchell Thomas Jones Parham No. 7 Villanova Bosch Giudice Rothrock Lonardo Powe Root Bryant Mitchell Thomas Jones Parham Princeton Bosch Giudice Rothrock Lonardo Powe Root Bryant Mitchell Thomas Crossan Parham Holy Cross Bosch Giudice Rothrock Lonardo Powe Root Bryant Mitchell Thomas Crossan Parham Fordham Bosch Giudice Rothrock Lonardo Powe Root Bryant Mitchell Thomas Crossan Parham Harvard Bosch Giudice Rothrock Chuma Powe Root Bryant Mitchell Thomas Crossan Parham Bucknell Bosch Giudice Rothrock Chuma Powe Root Bryant Rush Thomas Crossan Parham Georgetown Bosch Giudice Rothrock Chuma Powe Root Bryant Mitchell Thomas Crossan Parham Colgate Bosch Labudev Rothrock Chuma M. Jordan Root Bryant Mitchell Thomas Crossan Parham Lehigh Bosch Labudev Rothrock Chuma Powe Root Bryant Mitchell Thomas Crossan Parham

102 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2017 FINAL STANDINGS

TEAM W L Pct. H A W L Pct. H A Lehigh*$ 5 1 .833 3-0 2-1 5 7 .417 3-3 2-4 Colgate 5 1 .833 2-1 3-0 7 4 .636 2-3 5-0 Lafayette 3 3 .500 1-2 2-1 3 8 .273 1-4 2-4 Holy Cross 3 3 .500 2-1 1-2 4 7 .364 2-3 2-4 Fordham 3 3 .500 2-1 1-2 4 7 .364 2-3 2-4 Bucknell 2 4 .333 1-2 1-2 5 6 .455 3-3 2-3 Georgetown 0 6 .000 0-3 0-3 1 10 .091 0-5 1-5

* Patriot League champions $ Automatic Bid to NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs

2017 PATRIOT LEAGUE FOOTBALL AWARD WINNERS

Offensive Player of the Year: Dom Bragalone, Lehigh (Jr., RB) Defensive Player of the Year: Abdullah Anderson, Bucknell (Sr., DL) Rookie of the Year: Grant Breneman, Colgate (Fr., QB) Coach of the Year: Dan Hunt, Colgate

2017 ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE TEAMS

FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE QB: Brad Mayes, Lehigh QB: Peter Pujals, Holy Cross RB: James Holland Jr., Colgate. RB: Alex Mathews, Colgate RB: Dom Bragalone, Lehigh RB: Chase Edmonds, Fordham FB/HB: Will Eisler, Lafayette WR: Thomas Ives, Colgate CJ Amill secured All-Patriot League First- WR: Austin Longi, Fordham WR: Michael Dereus, Georgetown Team honors at return specialist. WR: Gatlin Casey, Lehigh WR: Blaise Bell, Holy Cross WR: Troy Pelletier, Lehigh TE: Isaiah Searight, Fordham TE: Dylan Wadsworth, Lafayette OL: Chase Watkins, Bucknell OL: Ryan Paulish, Colgate OL: Scott Hirshman, Colgate OL: Jovaun Woolford, Colgate OL: Ben Hartman, Fordham OL: Anthony Coyle, Fordham OL: James Murray, Holy Cross OL: Zach Duffy, Lehigh PK: John Burdick, Bucknell OL: Tim O’Hara, Lehigh PK: Ed Mish, Lehigh OL: Brandon Short, Lehigh RS: Isaac Ellsworth, Georgetown PK: Chris Puzzi, Colgate RS: CJ Amill, Lafayette FIRST-TEAM DEFENSE SECOND-TEAM DEFENSE DL: Abdullah Anderson, Bucknell DL: Teddy Capsis, Holy Cross DL: Pat Afriyie, Colgate DL: Jack Kutschke, Holy Cross DL: Nick Wheeler, Colgate DL: Tyler Cavenas, Lehigh DL: Khristian Tate, Georgetown DL: Matt Rothrock, Lafayette LB: Ben Richard, Bucknell LB: Simeon Page, Bucknell Will Eisler garnered first-team laurels at LB: Mark Pyles, Bucknell LB: Trent Williams, Colgate fullback. LB: Nick McBeath, Holy Cross LB: Glenn Cunningham, Fordham LB: Brandon Bryant, Lafayette LB: Jerry Powe, Lafayette DB: Abu Daramy-Swaray, Colgate DB: Colin Jonov, Bucknell DB: Tyler Castillo, Colgate DB: Antonio Jackson, Fordham DB: Alec Wisniewski, Colgate DB: David Akere, Georgetown DB: Dylan Mabin, Fordham DB: Eric Mitchell, Lafayette DB: Phillip Parham, Lafayette P: Michael Turk, Lafayette P: Alex Pechin, Bucknell STNS: Jack McCabe, Holy Cross STNS: Ahmad Wilson, Georgetown ACADEMIC ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE Alex Pechin, Bucknell, Jr., P Jim McLaughlin, Georgetown, Sr. WR Jack Horan, Bucknell, Sr., WR Ryan Brady, Holy Cross, Jr., LB Andrew Podbielski, Bucknell, Sr., TE Jayke Simsheuser, Holy Cross, Sr., TE Mark Pyles, Bucknell, Sr., LB Trent Crossan Lafayette, Jr., DB Josh Cerra, Colgate, Jr., P Andrew Chuma, Lafayette, Jr., DL Jerry Powe collected the second All-Patriot Jonathan Dimon, Fordham, Sr., DL Jimmy Mitchell, Lehigh, Sr., DL League honor of his career in 2017. Jelani Williamson, Georgetown, Sr. CB Harrison Kauffman, Lehigh, Jr., DL

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 103 THE TRADITION Tradition of Excellence MILESTONE FOOTBALL WINS LAFAYETTE RANKS 45TH IN ALL-TIME WINS Since fielding its first college football team in the fall of Lafayette College fielded its first football team in 1882 and 1882, Lafayette has had a proud, colorful gridiron tradition won its first game in the fourth contest of the following on the way to a total of 672 victories. Football followers season, beating Rutgers, 25-0. Since that win, the Leopards on College Hill have been able to lay claim to two outright have joined the elite group of institutions with 660 or more national championships and a share of still another. In 1896, football victories. Lafayette played its 1,000th football game Lafayette and Princeton both claimed a piece of the national on Sept. 16, 1989, and was the first founding Patriot League championship following a scoreless tie. The Leopards finished school to eclipse the 500-victory plateau. the season 11-0-1 while the Tigers were 10-0-1. Undefeated 9-0 records in 1921 and 1926 gave Lafayette followers reason School NCAA Division No. of Wins 1. Michigan FBS 943 to believe they were number one in the country both seasons. 2. Yale FCS 899 3. Ohio State FBS 898 Victory # Year Opponent (Score) Texas FBS 898 1 1883 Rutgers (25-0) 5. Oklahoma FBS 895 58 1896 Princeton (0-0) (tied for national championship) 6. Nebraska FBS 893 100 1900 Dickinson (10-6) 7. Alabama FBS 891 200 1915 Pennsylvania (17-0) 231 1921 Lehigh (28-6) (clinched national championship) 8. Notre Dame FBS 884 261 1926 Pittsburgh (17-7) (clinched national championship) 9. Penn State FBS 878 300 1934 Muhlenberg (19-0) 10. Harvard FCS 865 315 1938 Penn State (7-0) (last meeting) 11. Penn FCS 844 326 1940 Army (19-0) (lone win in series to date) 12. Tennessee FBS 829 348 1944 Lehigh (64-0) (biggest win in series to date) 13. USC FBS 827 400 1959 Temple (52-20) 14. Princeton FCS 816 500 1982 Kutztown State (36-3) 15. Georgia FBS 804 600 2003 Marist (49-0) 612 2004 Lehigh (24-10) (clinched first-ever postseason berth) 16. Louisiana State FBS 782 627 2007 Marist (49-10) (inaugural night game at Fisher Stadium) 17. Mount Union (OH) III 774 669 2014 Lehigh (27-7) (150th Meeting played in Yankee Stadium) 18. Wittenberg III 758 19. Auburn FBS 754 GAMES PLAYED LEADERS 20. West Virginia FBS 738 21. Virginia Tech FBS 731 Lafayette and Lehigh own the distinction of being college 22. Texas A&M FBS 729 football’s most-played and longest consecutive rivalry. The two Washington & Jefferson III 729 teams squared off for the 150th time at the end of the 2014 24. Georgia Tech FBS 722 25. Clemson FBS 721 regular season. That game was played at Yankee Stadium on Nov. 26. Syracuse FBS 718 22, 2014, just the second neutral site meeting in series history. Washington FBS 718 28. North Dakota State FCS 712 Division I Most-Played Rivalries (110 or more games) Pittsburgh FBS 712 RIVALRY GAMES PLAYED 30. Arkansas FBS 710 Lafayette-Lehigh 154 Florida FBS 710 Yale-Princeton 141 32. Navy FBS 702 Yale-Harvard 135 33. Pittsburg State II 699 William & Mary-Richmond 128 34. Wisconsin FBS 697 Minnesota-Wisconsin 128 Penn-Cornell 125 35. Widener III 696 Miami (Ohio)-Cincinnati 123 36. Dartmouth FCS 695 North Carolina-Virginia 123 37. Colorado FBS 694 Yale-Brown 123 38. Michigan State FBS 693 Auburn-Georgia 123 39. Delaware FCS 687 Oregon-Oregon State 122 40. North Carolina FBS 685 Harvard-Dartmouth 122 Lehigh FCS 685 Purdue-Indiana 121 42. Miami (OH) FBS 684 Stanford-California 121 Missouri-Kansas 120 43. Minnesota FBS 683 Army-Nav y 119 44. Army FBS 677 Texas-Texas A&M 118 45. LAFAYETTE FCS 675 Harvard-Brown 118 46. Tuskegee II 672 Montana-Montana State 118 47. Dayton FCS 667 Nebraska-Kansas 117 48. Missouri FBS 667 Clemson-South Carolina 116 Kansas-Kansas State 116 Georgia-Georgia Tech 115 Michigan-Ohio State 115 Mississippi-Mississippi State 115

Division I Longest Uninterrupted Series (100 or more games) 128 games: Lafayette-Lehigh (from 1897) 111 games: Minnesota-Wisconsin (from 1907) 109 games: Clemson-South Carolina (from 1909) 108 games: Wake Forest-North Carolina St. (from 1910) 107 games: Kansas-Kansas St. (from 1911) 106 games: North Carolina-Virginia (from 1910) 105 games: Kansas-Nebraska (1906-2010)

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 105 Lafayette All-Americans ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS Selected by College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA)

1971 Pete Tonks, 2nd-team (fullback / economics); (College Division) 2001 Jamie Anzalone, District II (defensive back / government & law); (University Division) 1974 Mike Kline, 1st-team (defensive back / biology); (College Division) Matt Hinzpeter, District II (defensive lineman / psychology and economics & business); 1975 Mike Kline, 2nd-team (defensive back / biology); (College Division) (University Division) 1977 Vic Angeline, 2nd-team (defensive back / civil engineering); (College Division) Herb Kennedy, District II (defensive back / chemistry); University Division) Kevin McCarthy, 2nd-team (defensive end / electrical engineering); (College Division) Curt Wilson, District II (offensive line / mechanical engineering); (University Division) 1979 Ed Rogusky, 1st-team (halfback / biology); (College Division) Stewart Kupfer, National 2nd team & District II (tight end / economics & business); 1980 Ed Rogusky, 1st-team (halfback / biology); (University Division) (University Division) 1982 Joe Calhoun, District II (defensive end / biology); (University Division) Chad Ritchie, District II (quarterback / economics & business); (University Division) 1994 Jeff Denning, District II (offensive tackle / engineering); (University Division) 2002 Jamie Anzalone, District II (defensive back / government and law); (University Division) Jason McLaughlin, District II (placekicker / chemistry); (University Division) Stephen Bono, District II (offensive line / civil engineering); (University Division) 1995 Jeff Denning, District II (offensive tackle / engineering); (University Division) Herb Kennedy, District II (defensive back / chemistry); (University Division) Craig Hansen, District II (defensive lineman / liberal arts); (University Division) Michael O’Connor, District II (quarterback / economics & business); (University Division) 1996 Craig Hansen, District II (defensive lineman / liberal arts); (University Division) Curt Wilson, District II (offensive line / mechanical engineering); (University Division) Barrett Hammons, District II (flanker / psychology); (University Division) 2003 Stephen Bono, District II (offensive line / civil engineering); (University Division) Joe Luke, District II (flanker / biology); (University Division) Curt Wilson, District II (offensive line / mechanical engineering); (University Division) Mike Steeber, District II (defensive back / economics); (University Division) 2004 Stephen Bono, National 1st Team and District II (offensive line / civil engineering); (University Division) 1997 Craig Hansen, District II (defensive lineman / liberal arts); (University Division) Brad Maurer, District II (quarterback / neuroscience); (University Division) Tom Falzone, District II (split end / economics); (University Division) 2005 Maurice Bennett, District II (linebacker / economics & business); (University Division) 1998 Mike Steeber, District II (defensive back / economics); (University Division) Brad Maurer, District II (quarterback / neuroscience); (University Division) Damian Wroblewski, District II (offensive lineman / history); (University Division) 2006 Brad Maurer, District II (quarterback / neuroscience); (University Division) Phil Yarberough, District II (split end / economics); (University Division) 2009 Doug Gerowski, District II (defensive lineman / economics & business); University Division 1999 Kenya Allen, District II (defensive back / economics & business); (University Division) 2010 Brandon Ellis, District II (cornerback / economics & business); University Division Stewart Kupfer, District II (tight end / economics & business); (University Division) 2011 Brandon Ellis, District II (cornerback / economics & business); University Division 2000 Kenya Allen, District II (defensive back / economics & business); (University Division) 2012 Brad Bormann, District II (offensive line / biology); University Division Jamie Anzalone, District II (defensive back / government and law); (University Division) Greg Kessel, District II (fullback / economics); University Division Herb Kennedy, District II (defensive back / chemistry); (University Division) Mark Ross, District II (wide receiver / economics); University Division Stewart Kupfer, District II (tight end / economics & business); (University Division) 2013 Mark Ross, National 2nd Team and District II (wide receiver / Economics); (University Division) Chad Ritchie, District II (quarterback / economics & business); (University Division) Brad Bormann, National 2nd Team and District II (offensive lineman / Biology); (University Division)

ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS

1897 Charles Rinehart, 2nd-team (guard); Walter Camp 1984 Ryan Priest, honorable mention (running back); Associated Press (Division I-AA) George Walbridge, 3rd-team (back); Walter Camp 1988 Frank Baur, 1st-team (quarterback); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 1899 Henry Trout, 3rd-team (guard); Walter Camp Frank Baur, 1st-team (quarterback); Football Gazette 1900 David Cure, 2nd-team (fullback); Walter Camp Frank Baur, 2nd-team (quarterback); Sports Network Walter Bachman, 2nd-team (center); Walter Camp Tom Costello, honorable mention (running back); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 1901 David Cure, 2nd-team (fullback); Walter Camp Phillip Ng, honorable mention (wide receiver); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Walter Bachman, 2nd-team (center); Walter Camp 1989 Frank Baur, participant (quarterback); 1990 Hula Bowl 1908 George McCaa, 3rd-team (fullback); Walter Camp 1991 Ed Hudak, honorable mention (offensive guard); Sports Network 1909 George McCaa, 3rd-team (fullback); Walter Camp 1992 Ed Hudak, 1st-team (offensive guard); Kodak (Division I-AA) 1911 Frank Kelly, 2nd-team (guard); Walter Camp Ed Hudak, 1st-team (offensive guard); Football Gazette 1919 Joseph DuMoe, 2nd-team (end); Walter Camp Ed Hudak, 2nd-team (offensive guard); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 1921 Frank Schwab, 1st-team (guard); Walter Camp Ed Hudak, honorable mention (offensive guard); Sports Network 1922 Frank Schwab, 1st-team (guard); Walter Camp 1993 Dave Pyne, participant (offensive guard); 1994 Hula Bowl 1923 Arthur Deibel, 2nd-team (tackle); Walter Camp Ed Sasso, honorable mention (defensive tackle); Sports Network 1924 Charlie Berry, 1st-team (end); Walter Camp Erik Marsh, honorable mention (tailback); Sports Network 1926 George “Mike” Wilson, 1st-team (halfback); Newspaper Enterprise Association Erik Marsh, 1st-team (tailback); All-Fraternity George “Mike” Wilson, 2nd-team (halfback); New York Sun 1994 Erik Marsh, 1st-team (tailback); All-Fraternity George “Mike” Wilson, 3rd-team (halfback); New York Telegraph 1996 B.J. Gallis, 3rd-team (defensive back); Associated Press Frank Kirkleski, 2nd-team (halfback); New York Telegraph 1997 Dan Bengele, 2nd-team (linebacker); Associated Press Frank Kirkleski, 3rd-team (halfback); The New York World Dan Bengele, 3rd-team (linebacker); Sports Network Bill Cothran, 2nd-team (tackle); New York Telegraph 2000 Phil Yarberough, honorable mention (wide receiver); Football Gazette 1937 Tony Cavallo, honorable mention (halfback); Associated Press 2002 Joe McCourt, 3rd-team (tailback); Football Gazette 1940 James Farrell, honorable mention (halfback); Associated Press Kevin Moss, honorable mention (offensive line); Football Gazette George Mayer, honorable mention (halfback); Associated Press Chris Royle, honorable mention (offensive line); Football Gazette 1968 Mike Miller, honorable mention Little All-America (split end), UPI 2003 Joe McCourt, 3rd-team (tailback); Football Gazette Mike Miller, honorable mention Little All-America (split end), Associated Press Kevin Moss, honorable mention (offensive line); Football Gazette 1969 Mike Miller, honorable mention Little All-America (split end), UPI 2004 Joe McCourt, 1st-team (tailback); American Football Coaches Association Mike Miller, honorable mention Little All-America (split end), Associated Press Joe McCourt, 2nd-team (tailback); College Sports Report.com Tom Triolo, honorable mention Little All-America (fullback), Associated Press Joe Ungrady, honorable mention (offensive line); College Sports Report.com 1972 Tony Giglio, honorable mention (halfback); Associated Press (College Division) 2005 Maurice Bennett, 1st-team (linebacker), The Sports Network, Associated Press 1973 Tony Giglio, 3rd-team (halfback); Associated Press (College Division) Maurice Bennett, 2nd-team (linebacker), Football Gazette, College Sports Report.com, 1974 Mike Slattery, honorable mention (defensive back); Associated Press (College Division) The Sports Xchange 1977 Blake Steele, honorable mention (defensive tackle); Associated Press (College Division) 2006 Mike Saint Germain 1st-team (offensive tackle); American Football Coaches Association Rob Stewart, honorable mention (quarterback); Associated Press (College Division) Mike Saint Germain 3rd-team (offensive tackle); Associated Press, Football Gazette 1978 Tim Gerhart, honorable mention (defensive end); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Jonathan Hurt, honorable mention (tailback); Football Gazette 1979 Tim Gerhart, 2nd-team (defensive end); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 2007 Jesse Padilla, 1st-team (offensive tackle); American Football Coaches Association Bob Rasp, honorable mention (defensive back); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Jesse Padilla; 2nd-team (offensive tackle); Associated Press Dave Shea, honorable mention (defensive back); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 2008 Andy Romans, 2nd-team (linebacker); Sports Network; 2nd-team (linebacker); Associated Press Joe Skladany, honorable mention (linebacker); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Andy Romans, honorable mention (linebacker); College Sporting News Rich Smith, honorable mention (tight end); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 2017 Brandon Bryant, 2nd-team (linebacker); Associated Press; 3rd-team (linebacker) STATS; Rich Smith 1st team (tight end); Kodak AFCA 3rd-team (linebacker); Phil Steele 1981 Joe Skladany, 1st-team (linebacker); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Phillip Parham, Second-Team (cornerback); Associated Press Steve Biale, honorable mention (offensive guard); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Rodger Shepko, honorable mention (halfback); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 1982 Tony Green, 1st-team (middle guard); Kodak (Division I-AA) Tony Green, honorable mention (middle guard); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Frank Novak, honorable mention (quarterback); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Ed Stahl, honorable mention (offensive tackle); Associated Press (Division I-AA)

106 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Most Valuable Players Sponsored by the late Hugh H. Stoney Jones ’27 (awarded since 1971)

1971 1972, 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 Barry Hughes ’72, DB Tony Giglio ’74, HB Mike Slattery ’75, DB Dick Galbally ’76, LB Mark Jones ’77, QB Blake Steele ’78, DT Jim Medes ’79, DB

1979 1980, 1981 1982 1983, 1984 co-1985 co-1985 1986 Bob Rasp ’80, DB Joe Skladany ’82, LB Frank Novak ’84, QB Ryan Priest ’87, HB Frank Gaziano ’86, LB Craig Parsons ’86, FB Bruce McIntyre ’87, HB

co-1987 co-1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 Jim Johnson ’88, WR Dave MacPhee ’88, DB Frank Baur ’90, QB Tom Costello ’92, TB Dave Baird ’91, WR Rob Kulbacki ’92, DB Tom Kirchoff ’93, QB

1993, 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 Erik Marsh ’95, TB Gavin Morrissey ’96, DT B.J, Gallis ’97, DB Dan Bengele ’98, LB Damian Wroblewski ’99, C Angel Colon ’00, FS Phil Yarberough ’01, WR

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007, 2008 Stewart Kupfer ’02, TE Chris Partridge ’02, LB Marko Glavic ’04, QB Joe McCourt ’05, TB Maurice Bennett ’06, LB Brad Maurer ’07, QB Andy Romans ’09, LB

107 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012, 2013 2014 2015 Shaun Adair ’09, WR Rob Curley ’10, QB Mike Schmidlein ’11, LB Scott Biel ’12, OL Mark Ross ’14, WR Ross Scheuerman ’15, TB Matt Smalley ’16, CB/KR

2016 2017 Dylan Wadsworth ’18, TE Brandon Bryant ’18, LB Team Records

SINGLE GAME SEASON Rushing Rushing Pass Defense Most Rushes: 69 vs. Bucknell (1996) Most Rush Attempts: 577 (12 gms.; 2004) Fewest Pass Attempts: 67 (8 gms.; 1938) Most Net Yds. Gained: 528 vs. Lehigh (1943) Most Net Yds. Gained: 2,758 (9 gms.; 1940) Fewest Pass Completions: 24 (8 gms.; 1938) Fewest Net Yds. Gained: -17 vs. Delaware (1963) Highest Avg. Yds./Rush: Lowest Completion %: Highest Avg. Yds./Rush: 5.6 (492 att., 2,758 yds.), (9 gms.; 1940) 27.7% (43-of-155) (8 gms.; 1951) 8.5 (38 att., 323 yds.) vs. Mercyhurst (1988); Highest Avg. Yds./Game: Fewest Yds. Gained: 236 (8 gms.; 1938) (45 att., 383 yds.) vs. Princeton (1992) 306.4 (492 att., 2,758 yds.),(9 gms.; 1940) Fewest Touchdown Passes: Most Touchdowns Rushing: 12 vs. Catholic (1920) 0 (7 gms.; 1944) Passing Lowest Avg. Yds./Game: Passing Most Pass Attempts: 448 (11 gms.; 2000) 29.5 (8 gms., 236 yds.) (1938) Most Yds. Gained: 454 vs. Columbia (2003) Most Pass Completions: 275 (11 gms.; 2016) Most Passes Intercepted: 27 (11 gms.; 1986) Highest Completion % (min. 10 att.): Highest Completion %: 95.5% (21-of-22) vs. Holy Cross (2013) 68.1% (235-of-345); (11 gms.; 2009) Total Defense (rushing plus passing) Most Touchdown Passes: Most Yds. Gained: 3,241 (13 gms.; 2013) Fewest Offensive Plays: 367 (9 gms.; 1939) 7 vs. Colgate (2009) Most Touchdown Passes: 29 (11 gms.; 1992) Fewest Net Yds. Gained: 1,130 (8 gms.; 1938) 5 vs. Holy Cross (2013) Highest Avg. Yds./Game: Lowest Avg. Yds./Play: vs. Columbia (2003) 306.4 (9 gms., 2,758 yds.) (1940) 2.68 (493 plays, 1,322 yds.) (9 gms.; 1940) vs. Holy Cross (1996) Most Interceptions Thrown: 24 (10 gms.; 1969) Lowest Avg. Yds./Game: vs. Buffalo (1992) Fewest Interceptions Thrown: 5 (11 gms.; 2008) 141.3 (8 gms., 1,130 yds.) (1938) vs. Colgate (1988) vs. Army (1986) Total Offense (rushing plus passing) Scoring Defense Total Offense (rushing plus passing) Most Offensive Plays: 905 (12 gms.; 2002) Fewest Points: 6 (8 gms.; 1937) Fewest Touchdowns: 1 (8 gms.; 1937) Most Offensive Plays: 95 vs. Wagner (1976) Most Net Yds. Gained: 5,262 (11 gms.; 1988) Most Net Yds. Gained: 628 vs. Lehigh (1988) Highest Avg. Yds./Play: 6.69 (787 plays, 5,262 yds.) (11 gms.; 1988) Kicking Defense Highest Avg. Yds./Play: Most Punts: 101 (10 gms.; 1968) 10.3 (60 plays, 613 yds.) vs. Mercyhurst (1988) Highest Avg. Yds./Game: 478.4 (11 gms., 5,262 yds.) (1988) Lowest Avg. Yds./Punt: Scoring 29.2 (9 gms.; 1956); (8 gms., 1955) Most Kicks Blocked: 10 (8 punts, 1 PAT, 1 FG) Most Points: Scoring 84 vs. Catholic (1920); vs. Albright (1928) Most Points: 420 (11 gms.; 1988) Most PAT Made (Kicking): 12 vs. Catholic (1920) Most Touchdowns: 56 (11 gms.; 1988) Most Field Goals: 5 vs. Lebanon Valley (1905) Most PAT Made (Kicking): 51 (51 att.) (11 gms.; 1988) Most Field Goals: 16 (12 gms.; 2002) First Downs Most First Downs: 33 vs. Army (1987) Punting Most Punts: 83 (10 gms.; 1968) Punting Highest Avg. Yds./Punt: 42.7 (11 gms.; 2017) Most Punts: 22 vs. Lehigh (1938) Highest Avg./Punt (min. 5 punts): Rushing Defense 54.0 (5 punts, 270 yds.) vs. Muhlenberg (1941) Fewest Rush Attempts: 256 (10 gms.; 1970) Fewest Net Yds. Gained: 600 (9 gms.; 1939) Interceptions Lowest Avg. Yds./Rush: Most Passes Intercepted: 7 vs. Ursinus (1944), 7 vs. 2.1 (307 att., 634 yds.) (9 gms.; 1940) Penn (2012) Lowest Avg. Yds./Game: 66.7 (9 gms., 600 yds.) (1939)

108 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Individual Records Most Rush Attempts Most Net Yards Gained Game: 46, Erik Marsh vs. Lehigh (1992) Single Game: Season: 314, Joe McCourt (2002) 1. 304, Ross Scheuerman vs. Lehigh (2014) Career: 1037, Erik Marsh (1991-94) 2. 296, Nick Kowgios vs. Princeton (1982) 3. 256, Jack O’Reilly vs. Lehigh (1927) Most Net Yards Gained 4. 254, Tom Triolo vs. Gettysburg (1968) Game: 304, Ross Scheuerman vs. Lehigh (2014) 5. 251, Erik Marsh vs. Lehigh (1992) Season: 1441, Erik Marsh (1993) 251, Bruce McIntyre vs. Lehigh (1986) Career: 4834, Erik Marsh (1991-94) 7. 249, Erik Marsh vs. Lehigh (1993) 8. 245, Tom Costello vs. Lehigh (1989) Highest Average Yards/Rush 245, Rodger Shepko vs. U.S.M.M.A (1981) Game (min. 8 att.): 10. 243, George “Mike” Wilson vs. Lehigh (1926) 24.2 (9 att., 220 yds.), Frank Raba vs. Rutgers (1944) Single Season Season (min. 70 att.): 1. 1441, Erik Marsh (1993) 7.3 (75 att., 549 yds.), Joe O’Lenic (1953) 2. 1397, Tom Costello (1989) Career (min. 150 att.): 3. 1393, Joe McCourt (2002) 5.7 (357 att., 2023 yds.), Rodger Shepko (1979-82) 4. 1365, Erik Marsh (1992) Most Touchdowns: 5. 1287, Bruce McIntyre (1986) 6. 1280, Rodger Shepko (1981) Season: 16, Joe McCourt (2004), Tom Costello (1989) 7. 1249, Erik Marsh (1994) Career: 50, Joe McCourt (2001-04) 8. 1204, Tony Giglio (1972) Longest Run from Scrimmage 9. 1193, Joe McCourt (2004) 89 yds., Anthony D'Urso 10. 1191, Ross Scheuerman (2014) vs. Princeton (2007; modern record) Career 102 yds. George McCaa 1. 4834, Erik Marsh (1991-94) vs. Swarthmore (1909) 2. 4474, Joe McCourt (2001-04) 3. 3425, Ross Scheuerman (2011-14) 4. 3419, Leonard Moore (1995-98) Joe McCourt ’05 TOP 10 PERFORMANCES 5. 2936, Tom Costello (1988-90) Most Rush Attempts 6. 2597, Ryan Priest (1982-85) Single Game 7. 2531, Jonathan Hurt (2003-06) 1. 46, Erik Marsh vs. Lehigh, 1992 8. 2519, Tony Giglio (1971-73) 2. 45, Tom Costello vs. Lehigh, 1989 9. 2169, Bruce McIntyre (1983-86) 45, Ross Scheuerman vs. Lehigh, 2014 10. 2158, Nick Kowgios (1981-84) Most Touchdowns 45, Bob Zimmers vs. Bucknell, 1967 Single Season 5. 41, Erik Marsh vs. Colgate, 1992 Highest Average Yards/Rush Single Season (min. 70 att.) 1. 16, Joe McCourt (2004) 41, John Kahn vs. Columbia, 1991 1. 7.3, Joe O’Lenic (75 att., 549 yds.) (1953) 16, Tom Costello (1989) 7. 40, Ryan Priest vs. Kutztown, 1983 2. 6.4, Rodger Shepko (199 att., 1280 yds.) (1981) 3. 15, Joe McCourt (2003) 8. 38, Joe McCourt vs. Holy Cross, 2002 3. 6.0, Bruce McIntyre (210 att., 1287 yds.) (1986) 15, Nick Kowgios (1982) 9. 37, Joe McCourt vs. Lehigh, 2002 4. 5.9, Maurice White (80 att., 469 yds.) (2008) 15, Jonathan Hurt (2006) 37, Ryan Priest vs. Colgate, 1984 5. 5.8, Tony Giglio (207 att., 1204 yds.) (1972) 6. 14, Ross Scheuerman (2013) Single Season 6. 5.5, Tom Costello (256 att., 1397 yds.) (1989) 7. 13, Joe McCourt (2002) 1. 314, Joe McCourt (2002) 5.5, Craig Williams (98 att., 540 yds.) (1982) 13, Tony Giglio (1973) 2. 304, Erik Marsh (1993) 8. 5.4, Tom Costello (210 att., 1132 yds.) (1988) 13, Jonathan Hurt (2005) 3. 289, Erik Marsh (1994) 5.4, James Adams (177 att., 349 yds.) (1988) 10. 12, Ross Scheuerman (2014) 4. 284, Erik Marsh (1992) 5.4, Nick Kowgios (187 att., 1018 yds.) (1982) 11. 11, Erik Marsh (1994) 5. 256, Tom Costello (1989) 11, Bruce McIntyre (1986) Career (min. 150 att.) 6. 250, Joe McCourt (2004) 11, Craig Williams (1981) 1. 5.7, Rodger Shepko (357 att., 2023 yds.) (1979-82) 7. 245, Joe McCourt (2003) 2. 5.6, Bruce McIntyre (388 att., 2169 yds.) (1983-86) Career 8. 236, Ross Scheuerman (2014) 3. 5.2, Maurice White (309 att., 1622 yds.) (2006-09) 1. 50, Joe McCourt (2001-04) 9. 233, Ryan Priest (1984) 4. 5.1, Tom Costello (581 att., 2936 yds.) (1988-90) 2. 35, Erik Marsh (1991-94) 10. 229, Jonathan Hurt (2006) 5. 5.0, Ross Scheuerman (690 att., 3425 yds.) (2011-14) 3 33, Jonathan Hurt (2003-06) Career 5.0, Jonathan Hurt (512 att., 2534 yds.) (2003-06) 4. 31, Ross Scheuerman (2011-14) 1. 1037, Erik Marsh (1991-94) 5.0, Greg DeSanty (242 att., 1215 yds.) (1973-75) 5. 30, Nick Kowgios (1981-84) 2. 955, Joe McCourt (2001-04) 5.0, Tony Giglio (504 att., 2519 yds.) (1971-73) 6. 28, Tom Costello (1988-90) 3. 705, Leonard Moore (1995-98) 9. 4.9, Nick Kowgios (439 att., 2158 yds.) (1981-84) 7. 23, Leonard Moore (1995-98) 4. 690, Ross Scheuerman (2011-14) 4.9, Charley Bartos (309 att., 1524 yds.) (1958-60) 8. 22, Tony Giglio (1971-73) 5. 581, Tom Costello (1988-90) 4.9, Jonathan Hurt (512 att., 2531 yds.) (2003-06) 9. 17, Maurice White (2006-09) 6. 547, Ryan Priest (1982-85) 12. 4.8, Leonard Moore (705 att., 3419 yds.) (1995-98) 17, John Orrico (1975-77) 7. 512, Jonathan Hurt (2003-06) 13. 4.7, DeAndre Morrow (189 att., 897 yds.) (2007-09) 8. 504, Tony Giglio (1971-73) 4.7, Joe McCourt (955 att., 4474 yds.) (2001-04) 9. 439, Nick Kowgios(1981-84) 4.7, Erik Marsh (1037 att., 4834 yds.) (1991-94) 10. 432, Bob Zimmers (1967-69) 4.7, Kurt Bowman (269 att., 1251 yds.) (1985-88) 4.7, Ryan Priest (547 att., 2597 yds.) (1982-85)

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 109 McGaughey Top 10 Career Rushers Year-by-Year Rushing Leaders Memorial Award (since 1960): The George L. McGaughey Memorial Year Att Yards Avg TDs 1. Erik Marsh Award is presented each year to the Year Player Att. Yds. Avg. TDs 1991 150 779 5.2 5 1960 Charley Bartos 172 793 4.3 2 outstanding players on both teams 1992 284 1365 4.8 10 1961 John Contarino 93 348 3.7 2 1993 304 1441 4.7 9 in the Bucknell-Lafayette football 1962 Ray Moyer 39 158 4.0 1 1994 289 1249 4.3 11 1963 Allen Ruddy 55 207 3.8 1 game. The selections are made by the Totals 1037 4834 4.7 35 1964 Bill Horvath 47 122 2.6 1 coaching staffs at each school, and the 1965 Bill Messick 107 356 3.3 2 2. Joe McCourt 1966 Rick Craw 170 529 3.1 3 first awards were presented for the 2001 146 731 5.0 6 1967 Bob Zimmers 109 368 3.4 2 1983 game won by Lafayette, 33-3. 2002 314 1393 4.4 13 1968 Tom Triolo 132 588 4.5 3 2003 245 1157 4.7 15 1969 Tom Triolo 151 612 4.1 9 McGaughey, who was an outstanding 2004 250 1193 4.8 16 1970 Tom Conway 159 642 4.0 6 football player at Bucknell University Totals 955 4474 4.7 50 1971 Doug Elgin 188 597 3.2 8 and later a coach at Lafayette College, 1972 Tony Giglio 207 1204 5.8 7 3. Ross Scheuerman 1973 Tony Giglio 228 1078 4.7 13 is honored each year through an award 2011 104 499 4.8 0 1974 Orlando Wright 83 312 3.8 2 established by gifts from his friends at 2012 146 701 4.8 5 1975 Greg DeSanty 189 803 4.2 6 2013 218 1113 5.1 14 1976 John Orrico 204 829 4.1 7 both schools. 2014 236 1191 5.0 12 1977 John Orrico 213 843 4.0 10 The initial winners were both senior Totals 690 3425 5.0 31 1978 Ed Rogusky 129 496 3.8 3 1979 Ed Rogusky 162 574 3.5 4 co-captains, Lafayette QB Frank Novak 4. Leonard Moore 1980 Roger Curylo 96 353 3.6 0 and Bucknell C Shane Snyder. 1995 140 665 4.8 7 1981 Rodger Shepko 199 1280 6.4 8 1996 166 712 4.3 1 1982 Nick Kowgios 187 1018 5.4 15 A 1935 Bucknell graduate and one 1997 190 982 5.2 5 1983 Ryan Priest 151 794 5.3 5 of the finest centers in the school’s 1998 209 1060 5.1 10 1984 Ryan Priest 233 1111 4.8 5 Totals 705 3419 4.8 23 1985 Bruce McIntyre 155 791 5.1 3 history, McGaughey was a standout 1986 Bruce McIntyre 210 1287 6.1 11 on the Bison team that defeated 5. Tom Costello 1987 James Adams 102 394 3.8 4 1988 210 1132 5.4 10 1988 Tom Costello 210 1132 5.4 10 Miami (Fla.), 26-0, in the inaugural 1989 256 1397 5.5 16 1989 Tom Costello 256 1397 5.5 16 Orange Bowl game on January 1, 1935. 1990 115 407 3.5 2 1990 Al Rainey 131 496 3.8 2 McGaughey, who died in June of 1983, Totals 581 2936 5.1 28 1991 Erik Marsh 150 779 5.2 5 1992 Erik Marsh 284 1365 4.8 10 was a teacher, intramural director, and 6. Ryan Priest 1993 Erik Marsh 304 1441 4.7 9 assistant football coach at Lafayette 1982 55 331 6.0 1 1994 Erik Marsh 289 1249 4.3 1 1983 151 794 5.3 5 1995 Leonard Moore 140 665 4.8 7 for 32 years. He was inducted into 1984 233 1111 4.8 5 1996 Leonard Moore 166 712 4.3 1 Bucknell’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 1985 51 241 4.7 3 1997 Leonard Moore 190 982 5.2 5 1986 57 120 2.1 0 1998 Leonard Moore 209 1060 5.1 10 November 1982 and entered Lafayette’s Totals 547 2597 4.7 14 1999 Brian Tuma 155 697 4.5 10 Hall of Fame the following January. 2000 Scott Warden 143 457 3.2 5 7. Jonathan Hurt 2001 Joe McCourt 146 731 5.0 6 2003 3 19 6.3 0 2002 Joe McCourt 314 1393 4.4 13 Lafayette’s McGaughey Award 2004 83 362 4.4 5 2003 Joe McCourt 245 1157 4.7 15 winners through the years 2005 197 985 5.0 13 2004 Joe McCourt 250 1193 4.8 16 2006 229 1165 5.1 15 2005 Jonathan Hurt 197 985 5.0 13 Totals 512 2531 4.9 33 2006 Jonathan Hurt 229 1165 5.1 15 1983 Frank Novak, QB, Sr. 2007 Anthony D’Urso 59 319 5.4 2 1984 Frank Gaziano, LB, Jr. 2008 Maurice White 80 469 5.9 2 8. Tony Giglio 1985 Frank Baur, QB, Fr. 2009 Maurice White 135 622 4.6 7 1971 70 237 3.4 2 1986 Mike Joseph, DB, Jr. 2010 Alan Elder 119 450 3.8 1 1972 207 1204 5.8 7 2011 Ross Scheuerman 104 499 4.8 0 1987 Horace Davis, LB, Sr. 1973 228 1078 4.7 13 2012 Ross Scheuerman 146 701 4.8 5 1988 Frank Baur, QB, Jr. Totals 505 2519 5.0 22 2013 Ross Scheuerman 218 1113 5.1 14 1989 Darryl Boich, LB, Sr. 2014 Ross Scheuerman 236 1191 5.0 12 1990 Kevin McManus, LB, So. 9. Bruce McIntyre 2015 DeSean Brown 154 580 3.8 5 1984 23 91 4.0 2 1991 Rob Kulbacki, DB, Sr. 2016 DeSean Brown 96 341 3.6 3 1992 Phil Robinson, TB, Sr. 1985 155 791 5.1 3 2017 Selwyn Simpson 54 174 3.2 2 1986 210 1287 6.1 11 1993 Jason Carnevale, QB, Sr. Totals 388 2169 5.6 16 1994 Shawn McHale, QB, So. 1995 Leonard Moore, TB, Fr. 10. Nick Kowgios 1996 B.J. Gallis, DB, Sr. 1981 20 109 5.5 2 1997 Mike Palos, QB, So. 1982 187 1018 5.4 15 1998 Bryant Ibekwe, DB, So. 1983 106 488 4.6 3 1999 Harry Armstrong, QB, So. 1984 126 543 4.3 6 Totals 439 2158 4.9 30 2000 Phil Yarberough, WR, Sr. 2001 Nick Boccagno, LB, Sr. 2002 Greg Gibbs, DL, So. 2003 Joe McCourt, TB, Jr. 2004 Andrew Brown, DL, Jr. 2005 Brad Maurer, QB, Jr. 2006 Brad Maurer, QB, Sr. 2007 Matt Ferber, TB, So., Sam Leland, DB, So. 2008 Mike Conte, TE, Sr. 2009 Rob Curley, QB, Sr. 2010 Marc Quilling, QB, Sr. 2011 Mark Ross, WR, So. 2012 Shane Dorner, DE, So. 2013 Ross Scheuerman, TB, Jr. 2014 Matt Smalley, CB, Jr. 2015 C.J. Amill, WR, Fr. 2016 Mike Dunn, RB, Fr. 2017 Brandon Bryant, LB, Sr. 110 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Passing Records Career Most Yards Gained INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 1. 1459 Marko Glavic (2000-03) Single Game 2. 1103 Frank Baur (1985-89) 1. 453 Marko Glavic vs. Columbia (2003) Most Pass Attempts 3. 968 Drew Reed (2013-16) 2. 400 Frank Baur vs. Army (1987) Game: 56, Marko Glavic vs. Colgate (2003) 4. 878 Tom Kirchhoff (1989-90) 3. 392 Marko Glavic vs. Colgate (2003) Season: 399, Marko Glavic (2002) 5. 834 Frank Novak (1981-83) 4. 378 Drew Reed at Lehigh (2013) Career: 1459, Marko Glavic (2000-03) 6. 757 Shawn McHale (1994-96) 5. 373 Rob Curley vs. Colgate (2009) 7. 715 Brad Maurer (2004-06) 6. 370 Shawn McHale vs. Fordham (1994) Most Pass Completions 8. 672 Rob Curley (2007-09) 7. 352 Tom Kirchhoff vs. Fordham (1990) Game: 34, Marko Glavic at Fordham (2002) 9. 518 Ed Baker (1967-69) 8. 335 Ryan O’Neil vs. Holy Cross [2010] Season: 241, Sean O’Malley (2017) 10. 507 George Hossenlopp (1962-64) 9. 333 Rob Curley vs. Bucknell (2009) Career: 820, Marko Glavic (2000-03) 11. 500 Andrew Shoop (2010-12) 10. 331 Rich McKay vs. Davidson (1970)

Highest Completion % Single Season Game (min. 10 att.) Most Pass Completions 1. 3044 Rob Curley (2008) 95.5%, Drew Reed at Holy Cross (21-of-22) (2013) Single Game 2. 2725 Marko Glavic (2003) 85.7%, Rob Curley vs. Bucknell (30-of-35) (2009) 1. 35 Ryan O’Neil vs. Holy Cross, 2010 3. 2670 Marko Glavic (2002) Brad Maurer vs. Columbia (12-of-14) (2004) 2. 34 Marko Glavic vs. Fordham, 2002 4. 2621 Frank Baur (1988) Frank Baur vs. Kutztown (12-of-14) (1988) 3. 33 Marko Glavic vs. Colgate, 2003 5. 2526 Frank Baur (1987) Season (min. 75 att.) 33 Ryan O’Neil vs.Georgetown, 2010 6. 2460 Marko Glavic (2001) 72.5% (132-of-182), Drew Reed (2013) 5. 32 Frank Baur vs. Army, 1987 7. 2356 Frank Novak (1983) Career (min. 125 att.) 32 Andrew Shoop vs. Stony Brook, 2011 8. 2350 Tom Kirchhoff (1992) 66.5% (274-of-412), Ryan O’Neil (2009-11) 7. 31 Blake Searfoss vs. William & Mary, 2015 9. 2257 Frank Novak (1982) 8. 30 Sean O’Malley vs. Princeton, 2017 10. 2248 Tom Kirchhoff (1990) 30 Rob Curley vs. Bucknell, 2009 Most Yards Gained 30 Marko Glavic vs. Harvard, 2003 Game: 453, Marko Glavic vs. Columbia (2003) Career 30 Marko Glavic vs. Columbia, 2001 Season: 3044, Rob Curley (2009) 1. 9819 Marko Glavic (2000-03) Career: 9819, Marko Glavic (2000-2003) 2. 8399 Frank Baur (1985-89) Single Season 3. 7007 Drew Reed (2013-16) 1. 241 Sean O’Malley (2017) Most Touchdown Passes 4. 6721 Tom Kirchhoff (1989-92) 2. 231 Rob Curley (2009) Game: 7, Rob Curley vs. Colgate (2009) 5. 6378 Frank Novak (1981-83) 3. 229 Marko Glavic (2003) 5, Drew Reed at Holy Cross (2013) 6. 5397 Rob Curley (2007-09) 4. 221 Marko Glavic (2002) 5, Tom Kirchhoff vs. Buffalo (1991) 7. 5114 Brad Maurer (2004-06) 5. 212 Frank Baur (1987) 5, Frank Baur vs. Army (1987) 8. 4970 Shawn McHale (1994-96) 6. 211 Marko Glavic (2001) 5, Paul Stuncius vs. Army (1986) 9. 3705 Andrew Shoop (2010-12) 7. 209 Ryan O'Neil (2010) Season: 28, Rob Curley (2009) 10. 2921 Ed Baker (1967-69) 8. 199 Drew Reed (2015) Career: 62, Marko Glavic (2000-2003) 9. 192 Frank Novak (1983) 62, Frank Baur (1985, 1987-89) 10. 187 Drew Reed (2016) Most Touchdown Passes 11. 181 Brad Maurer (2006) Single Season Longest Pass 12. 180 Tom Kirchhoff (1992) 98 yds. Frank Baur to Maurice Caldwell vs. Columbia 1. 28 Rob Curley (2009) (1988; TD) 2. 26 Tom Kirchhoff (1992) Career 3. 23 Frank Baur (1988) 1. 820 Marko Glavic (2000-03) 4. 21 Marko Glavic (2003) Most Interceptions Thrown 2. 636 Frank Baur (1985, 1987-89) Game: 5, Ed Baker vs. Columbia (1969) 5. 20 Marko Glavic (2002) 3. 631 Drew Reed (2013-16) 20 Frank Novak (1982) Season: 19, Frank Novak (1983) 4. 510 Tom Kirchhoff (1989-92) Career: 58, Marko Glavic (2000-03) 7. 19 Frank Novak (1983) 5. 478 Frank Novak (1981-83) 8. 17 Drew Reed (2013) 6. 434 Brad Maurer (2004-06) Lowest Interception Percentage 9. 15 Frank Baur (1989) 7. 429 Rob Curley (2007-09) 10. 15 Ryan O'Neil (2010) Game (min. 25 att.): 0.0% by several players 8. 386 Shawn McHale (1994-96) Season (min. 100 att.): 9. 293 Andrew Shoop (2010-12) Career 1.61% (4 int., 249 att.), Mike Palos (1998) 10. 274 Ryan O’Neil (2009-11) Career (min. 500 att.): 3.0%, Rob Curley (20 int., 672 att.) 1. 62 Marko Glavic (2000-03) 62 Frank Baur (1985, 1987-89) 3. 53 Tom Kirchhoff (1989-92) Highest Completion Percentage 4. 51 Frank Novak (1981-83) TOP 10 PERFORMANCES Single Season (min. 75 att.) 5. 47 Drew Reed (2013-16) 1. 72.5% (132-of-182) Drew Reed (2013) 6. 44 Rob Curley (2007-09) Most Pass Attempts 2. 68.8% (231-of-336) Rob Curley (2009) 7. 34 Shawn McHale (1994-96) 3. 67.0% (124-of-185) Brad Maurer (2004) Single Game 8. 30 Andrew Shoop (2010-12) 67.0% (61-of-91) Ryan O’Neil (2011) 1. 56 Marko Glavic vs. Colgate, 2003 9. 28 Brad Maurer (2004-06) 5. 66.8% (209-of-313) Ryan O'Neil (2010) 56 Andrew Shoop at St. Brook, 2011 10. 23 Gary Marshall (1964-66) 6. 65.6% (199-of-308) Drew Reed (2015) 3. 55 Marko Glavic vs. Lehigh, 2001 7. 64.1% (164-of-256) Frank Baur (1988) 4. 52 Marko Glavic vs. Harvard, 2003 8. 64.0 (187-of-292) Drew Reed (2016) 5. 51 Marko Glavic vs. Fordham, 2002 9. 64.0% (71-of-111) Zach Zweizig (2012) 6. 50 Marko Glavic vs. Columbia, 2001 10. 62.8% (81-of-129) Gary Uzelac (1978) 7. 49 Marko Glavic vs. Lehigh, 2003 11. 61.2% (142-of-232) Andrew Shoop (2012) 8. 48 Frank Novak vs. Colgate, 1983 12. 60.8% (180-of-296) Tom Kirchhoff (1992) 9. 47 Marko Glavic vs. Columbia, 2002 60.8% (113-of-186) Drew Reed (2014) 10. 46 Blake Searfoss vs. Colgate, 2014 14. 60.7% (241-of-406) Sean O’Malley (2017) Single Season Career (min. 125 att.) 1. 399 Marko Glavic (2002) 1. 66.5% (274-of-412) Ryan O'Neil (2009-11) 2. 397 Sean O’Malley (2017) 2. 65.2% (631-of-968) Drew Reed (2013-16) 3. 390 Marko Glavic (2003) 3. 63.8% (429-of-672) Rob Curley (2007-09) 4. 377 Frank Baur (1987) 4. 62.0% (251-of-405) Blake Searfoss (2013-16) 5. 373 Marko Glavic (2001) 5. 60.7% (434-of-715) Brad Maurer (2004-06) 6. 336 Rob Curley (2009) 60.7% (241-of-406) Sean O’Malley (2017) 326 Frank Novak (1983) 7. 60.3% (90-of-178) Gary Uzelac (1977-79) 8. 313 Ryan O'Neil (2010) 8. 58.6% (293-of-500) Andrew Shoop (2010-12) 9. 308 Drew Reed (2015) 9. 58.1% (510-of-878) Tom Kirchhoff (1989-92) 10. 307 Brad Maurer (2006) 10. 57.7% (636-of-1103) Frank Baur (1985, 1987-89) 11. 297 Marko Glavic (2000) 11. 57.3% (478-of-834) Frank Novak (1981-83) 297 Shawn McHale (1995) 297 Tom Kirchhoff (1991)

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 111 YEAR-BY-YEAR PASSING LEADERS (SINCE 1960) TOP 10 CAREER PASSERS Year Player Comp./Att. Yds Int TD Pct 1960 Michael Dill 21/56 287 3 1 37.5 Year Comp/Att Yards TDs 1961 Charles Zarelli 19/60 171 8 3 31.6 1962 Geo. Hossenlopp 58/147 673 14 3 39.4 1. Marko Glavic 1963 Geo. Hossenlopp 70/156 824 11 5 44.8 2000 159/297 1964 12 2001 211/373 2460 9 1964 Geo. Hossenlopp 97/204 1005 11 4 47.5 2002 221/399 2670 20 1965 Gary Marshall 51/127 881 6 8 40.2 2003 229/390 2725 21 1966 Gary Marshall 89/187 1278 17 12 47.6 Totals 820/1459 9819 62 1967 Ed Baker 59/140 628 9 2 42.1 2. Frank Baur 1968 Ed Baker 61/142 851 7 6 43.0 1985 91/175 1075 11 1969 Ed Baker 120/236 1442 16 10 51.0 1986 Did Not Play 1987 212/377 2526 13 1970 Rich McKay 116/246 1695 16 10 47.1 1988 164/256 2621 23 1971 Jack Hickl 42/86 499 5 2 48.8 1989 169/295 2177 15 1972 Tim Grip 37/103 366 9 1 30.1 Totals 636/1103 8399 62 1973 Mark Jones 75/151 751 12 2 49.7 3. Drew Reed 1974 Mark Jones 53/109 634 3 2 48.6 2013 132/182 1887 17 1975 Rob Stewart 41/84 478 8 2 50.0 2014 113/186 1022 7 1976 Mark Jones 79/175 1337 8 9 56.6 2015 199/308 2008 11 2016 187/292 2090 12 1977 Rob Stewart 152/295 1659 18 6 51.5 Frank Baur ’90 Totals 631/968 7007 47 1978 Gary Uzelac 81/129 930 5 4 62.8 1979 Hal Hocking 77/142 899 11 4 54.2 4. Tom Kirchhoff 1980 Hal Hocking 31/84 440 8 2 36.9 1989 1/2 12 0 1990 166/283 2248 13 1981 Frank Novak 132/251 1765 5 12 52.6 1991 163/297 2111 14 1982 Frank Novak 154/257 2257 12 20 59.8 1992 180/296 2350 26 1983 Frank Novak 192/326 2356 19 19 59.0 Totals 510/878 6721 53 1984 Dean Rivera 84/178 805 7 4 47.0 5. Frank Novak 1985 Frank Baur 91/175 1075 8 11 52.0 1981 132/251 1765 12 1986 Paul Struncius 65/129 859 7 12 50.0 1982 154/257 2257 20 1983 192/326 2356 19 1987 Frank Baur 212/377 2526 16 13 56.0 Totals 478/834 6378 51 1988 Frank Baur 164/256 2621 11 23 64.1 1989 Frank Baur 169/295 2177 11 15 57.3 6. Rob Curley 2007 77/124 929 7 1990 Tom Kirchhoff 166/283 2248 13 13 58.7 2008 121/212 1424 9 1991 Tom Kirchhoff 163/297 2111 14 14 54.9 2009 231/336 3089 28 1992 Tom Kirchhoff 180/296 2350 9 26 60.8 Totals 429/672 5397 44 1993 Jason Carnevale 99/168 1206 6 5 58.9 7. Brad Maurer 1994 Shawn McHale 133/244 1845 9 12 54.5 2004 124/185 1313 6 1995 Shawn McHale 143/297 1741 12 8 48.1 2005 129/223 1562 9 1996 Shawn McHale 110/216 1384 9 14 50.9 2006 181/307 2239 13 Totals 434/715 5114 28 1997 Mike Palos 109/235 1321 14 9 46.4 1998 Mike Palos 108/249 1149 4 4 43.4 8. Shawn McHale 1999 Harry Armstrong 78/153 916 11 9 51.0 1994 133/244 1845 12 2000 Marko Glavic 159/297 1964 12 12 53.5 Marko Glavic ’04 1995 143/297 1741 8 1996 110/216 1384 14 2001 Marko Glavic 211/373 2460 13 9 56.6 Totals 386/757 4970 34 2002 Marko Glavic 221/399 2670 15 20 55.4 2003 Marko Glavic 229/390 2725 16 21 58.7 9. Andrew Shoop 2010 2/3 24 1 2004 Brad Maurer 124/185 1313 8 6 67.0 2011 149/265 2024 15 2005 Brad Maurer 129/223 1562 5 9 57.8 2012 142/232 1657 14 2006 Brad Maurer 181/307 2239 10 13 59.0 Totals 293/500 3705 30 2007 Mike DiPaola 113/199 1174 12 7 56.8 10. Ed Baker 2008 Rob Curley 121/212 1424 4 9 57.1 1967 59/140 628 2 2009 Rob Curley 231/136 3044 12 28 68.8 1968 61/142 851 6 1969 120/518 1442 10 2010 Ryan O'Neil 209/313 2183 7 15 66.8 Totals 240/518 2921 18 2011 Andrew Shoop 149/265 2024 11 15 56.2 2012 Andrew Shoop 142/232 1657 6 14 61.2 2013 Drew Reed 132/182 1887 5 17 72.5 2014 Drew Reed 113/186 1022 9 7 60.8 2015 Drew Reed 199/308 2008 10 11 64.6 2016 Drew Reed 187/292 2090 12 10 64.0 2017 Sean O’Malley 241/297 1967 12 15 60.7

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112 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Receiving Records TOP 10 CAREER RECEIVERS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (by receptions) Most Pass Receptions Career Year Rec Yards Avg. TDs Game: 13, Mark Layton vs. Holy Cross (2010) 1. 198 Mark Ross (2011-13) 1. Mark Ross 13, Mark Ross at Robert Morris (2012) 2. 169 Matt Mrazek (2014-17) 2011 49 703 14.3 9 Season: 77, Phil Yarberough (2000) 3. 162 John Weyrauch (2000-03) 2012 75 1030 13.7 10 Career: 198, Mark Ross (2011-13) 4. 160 Phil Yarberough (1997-2000) 2013 74 1078 14.6 8 5. 152 Phillip Ng (1985-88) Totals 198 2811 14.2 27 Most Yards Gained 6 148 Shaun Adair [2005-08] Game: 274, Joe Ort vs. Georgetown (2006) 7. 146 Mark Layton (2007-10) 2. Matt Mrazek 8. 139 Joe McCourt (2001-04) 2014 26 360 13.8 2 Season: 1139, Phil Yarberough (2000) Career: 2811, Mark Ross (2011-13) 9. 136 Frank Corbo (1981-84) 2015 44 495 11.2 2 10. 128 Ross Scheuerman (2011-14) 2016 71 755 10.6 8 11. 120 Jeremy Burkes (2000-03) 2017 28 250 8.9 2 Totals 169 1860 11.0 14 Highest Average Per Catch Season (min 40 rec.): 21.2 Jamal Jordan (1992) Career (min 50 rec.): 20.9 Tramont Evans (1992-94) Most Yards Gained 3. John Weyrauch Single Game 2001 58 889 15.3 6 1. 274 Joe Ort vs. Georgetown, 2006 2002 63 910 14.4 8 Most Touchdown Receptions 2. 234 Jeremy Burkes vs. Columbia, 2003 2003 41 607 14.8 4 Game: 3, Matt Mrazek at Central Conn. State (2016) 3. 206 Jamal Jordan vs. Fordham, 1992 Totals 162 2406 14.9 18 3, Matt Mrazek vs. Holy Cross (2016) 4. 192 Bob Donofrio vs. East Stroudsburg, 1970 3, Mark Ross at Holy Cross (2013) 5. 182 Bob Donofrio vs. Bucknell, 1970 4. Phil Yarberough 3, Jeremy Burkes vs. Columbia (2003) 6. 181 Tramont Evans vs. Fordham, 1994 1997 12 271 22.6 1 3, John Weyrauch vs. Fordham (2001) 7. 180 Jack Gatehouse vs. Columbia, 1982 1998 21 324 15.4 1 3, Phil Yarberough vs. Bucknell (2000) 8. 177 Eric Perry vs. Princeton, 1992 1999 50 651 13.0 4 3, Craig Roubinek vs. Army (1992) 9. 175 Phil Yarberough vs. Harvard, 2000 2000 77 1139 14.8 7 3, Mike Grau vs. Columbia (1989) 175 Mark Layton vs. Holy Cross, 2010 Totals 160 2385 14.9 13 3, Phillip Ng vs. Colgate (1988) 3, Jack Gatehouse vs. Columbia (1982) Single Season 5. Phillip Ng Season: 13, Phillip Ng (1988) 1. 1139 Phil Yarberough (2000) 1985 8 82 10.2 0 Career: 27, Mark Ross (2011-13) 2. 1078 Mark Ross (2013) 1986 41 556 13.5 3 3. 1048 Phillip Ng (1988) 1987 38 425 11.1 3 4. 1030 Mark Ross (2012) 1988 65 1048 16.1 13 TOP 10 PERFORMANCES 5. 910 John Weyrauch (2002) Totals 152 2111 13.9 19 6. 890 Jamal Jordan (1992) Most Pass Receptions 7. 889 John Weyrauch (2001) 6. Shaun Adair Single Game 8. 850 Jack Gatehouse (1982) 2005 22 392 17.8 3 1. 13 Mark Layton vs. Holy Cross (2010) 9. 838 Mark Layton (2009) 2006 33 501 15.2 4 13 Mark Ross at Robert Morris (2012) 10. 814 Joe Ort (2006) 2007 41 538 13.1 4 2. 12 John Weyrauch at Fordham (2002) 2008 52 759 14.6 5 3. 11 Matt Mrazek vs. Holy Cross (2016) Career Totals 148 2190 14.8 16 11 Ross Scheuerman at Colgate (2014) 1. 2811 Mark Ross (2011-13) 11 Mark Ross vs. Sacred Heart (2013) 2. 2406 John Weyrauch (2000-03) 7. Mark Layton 11 Joe McCourt at Harvard (2003) 3. 2385 Phil Yarberough (1997-2000) 2008 17 194 11.4 0 11 John Weyrauch vs. Monmouth (2002) 4. 2190 Shaun Adair (2005-08) 2009 65 838 12.9 11 11 Phil Yarberough vs. Harvard (2000) 5. 2111 Phillip Ng (1985-88) 2010 64 748 11.7 6 11 Frank Corbo vs. Columbia (1983) 6. 1970 Frank Corbo (1981-84) Totals 146 1780 12.2 17 11 Rich Smith vs. Maine (1979) 7. 1860 Matt Mrazek (2014-17) 11. 10 Mike Duncan vs. Colgate (2014) 8. 1780 Mark Layton (2007-10) 8. Joe McCourt 10 Tim Vangelas vs. Bucknell (2014) 9. 1681 Dave Baird (1988-90) 2001 22 167 7.6 0 10 Shaun Adair at Colgate (2008) 10. 1673 Quincy Miller (1993-96) 2002 40 332 8.3 1 10 Shaun Adair at Penn (2007) 11. 1634 Jamal Jordan (1990-92) 2003 52 444 8.5 2 10 Joe Ort vs. Georgetown (2006) 2004 25 192 7.7 1 10 Joe McCourt at Lehigh (2003) Totals 139 1135 8.2 4 10 Jack Gatehouse vs. Princeton (1982) 10 Matt Walsh vs. Wagner (1976) 9. Frank Corbo 1981 14 164 11.7 0 Single Season 1982 38 605 15.9 5 1. 77 Phil Yarberough (2000) 1983 55 783 14.2 5 2. 75 Mark Ross (2012) 1984 29 418 14.4 4 3. 74 Mark Ross (2013) Totals 136 1970 14.4 14 4. 71 Matt Mrazek (2016) 5. 65 Mark Layton (2009) 10. Jeremy Burkes 65 Phillip Ng (1988) 2000 34 274 8.1 0 7. 64 Mark Layton (2010) 2001 11 138 12.5 0 8. 63 John Weyrauch (2002) 2002 39 549 14.0 3 9. 60 Mike Miller (1969) 2003 36 545 15.1 5 10. 58 John Weyrauch (2001) Totals 120 1506 12.6 8 11. 57 Ross Scheuerman (2014) 57 Brandon Stanford (2005) 11. Mike Miller 1967 24 301 12.5 3 1968 42 468 13.4 2 1969 60 717 11.9 5 Totals 107 1243 11.6 7

11. Brandon Stanford 2003 17 245 14.4 0 2004 33 299 9.1 1 2005 57 683 12.0 3 Totals 107 1227 11.5 4

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 113 YEAR-BY-YEAR RECEIVING LEADERS (SINCE 1960):

Highest Average Per Catch Year Player Rec. Yds. Avg. TDs Single Season (min. 40 rec.) 1960 Robert Gursky 8 143 17.9 0 1. 21.2 Jamal Jordan (1992) 2. 18.7 Dave Baird (1990) 1961 Robert Gursky 8 89 11.1 1 3. 17.0 Jack Gatehouse (1982) 1962 John Brown 12 128 10.6 0 4 16.3 Joe Ort (2006) 1963 Gabe Washo 18 171 9.5 0 5. 16.1 Phillip Ng (1988) 6. 15.5 Rick Nowell (1970) 1964 Dave Brown 35 468 13.4 1 7. 15.3 John Weyrauch (2001) 1965 Dave Brown 31 479 15.5 4 8. 15.1 Quincy Miller (1996) 1966 Dave Robertshaw 33 496 15.0 5 9. 14.8 John Weyrauch (2003) 14.8 Phil Yarberough (2000) 1967 Dave Robertshaw 24 301 12.5 3 1968 Mike Miller 42 468 13.4 2 Career (min. 50 rec.) 1969 Mike Miller 60 717 11.9 5 1. 20.9 Tramont Evans (1992-94) 1970 Rick Nowell 48 744 15.5 5 2. 19.5 Maurice Caldwell (1985-88) 3. 18.3 Dave Baird (1988-90) 1971 Tony Giglio 23 252 11.0 0 4. 18.2 Bob Donofrio (1968-70) 1972 Chet Banash 11 167 15.2 0 5. 17.8 John Carter (1988-91) 1973 Terry Byrd 29 344 11.9 1 6. 17.1 Quincy Miller (1993-96) 7. 16.5 Jamal Jordan (1990-92) 1974 Jeff Schmidt 30 387 12.9 3 8. 16.3 Dave Robertshaw (1965-67) 1975 Courtenay Hough 33 467 14.2 1 9. 16.2 Joe Ort (2004-06) 1976 Matt Walsh 37 589 15.9 3 10. 16.0 Al Cognigni (1979-81) Mark Ross ’14 1977 Max Shoemaker 42 586 14.0 2 1978 Rich Smith 28 420 15.0 3 Most Touchdowns 1979 Rich Smith 33 485 14.1 2 Single Season 1980 Jim Flanigan 24 346 14.4 4 1. 13 Phillip Ng (1988) 2. 11 Mark Layton (2009) 1981 Jack Gatehouse 34 379 11.1 2 11 Jamal Jordan (1992) 1982 Jack Gatehouse 50 850 17.0 8 4. 10 Mark Ross (2012) 1983 Frank Corbo 55 783 14.2 5 5. 9 Quincy Miller (1996) 9 Mark Ross (2011) 1984 Frank Corbo 29 418 14.4 4 7. 8 Matt Mrazek (2016) 1985 Carl St. Bernard 41 479 11.7 7 8 Mark Ross (2013) 1986 Phillip Ng 41 556 13.5 3 8 John Weyrauch (2002) 8 Jack Gatehouse (1982) 1987 Jim Johnson 48 649 13.5 3 10. 7 Carl St. Bernard (1985) 1988 Phillip Ng 65 1048 16.1 13 7 Phil Yarberough (2000) 1989 Mike Grau 37 591 16.0 6 Career 1990 Dave Baird 43 806 18.7 6 1. 27 Mark Ross (2011-13) 1991 John Carter 36 728 20.2 6 2. 19 Phillip Ng (1985-88) 1992 Jamal Jordan 42 890 21.2 11 3. 18 John Weyrauch (2000-03) 4. 17 Mark Layton (2007-10) 1993 Craig Roubinek 38 410 10.8 3 5. 16 Shaun Adair (2005-08) 1994 Jarrett Shine 34 411 12.1 2 16 Jamal Jordan (1990-92) 1995 Glenn Hunzinger 47 540 11.5 1 16 Quincy Miller (1993-96) 8. 14 Frank Corbo (1981-84) 1996 Quincy Miller 49 740 15.1 9 14 Matt Mrazek (2014-) 1997 Tom Falzone 25 294 11.8 4 10. 13 Phil Yarberough (1997-2000) 1998 Joe Luke 37 379 10.2 3 11. 12 Dave Baird (1988-90) 1999 Phil Yarberough 50 651 13.0 4 John Weyrauch ’04 2000 Phil Yarberough 77 1139 14.8 7 2001 John Weyrauch 58 889 15.3 6 2002 John Weyrauch 63 910 14.4 8 2003 Joe McCourt 52 444 8.5 2 2004 Brandon Stanford 33 299 9.1 1 2005 Brandon Stanford 57 683 11.5 3 2006 Joe Ort 50 814 16.3 3 2007 Shaun Adair 41 538 13.1 4 2008 Shaun Adair 52 759 14.6 5 2009 Mark Layton 65 838 12.9 11 2010 Mark Layton 64 748 11.7 6 2011 Mark Ross 49 703 14.3 9 2012 Mark Ross 75 1030 13.7 10 2013 Mark Ross 74 1078 14.6 8 2014 Ross Scheuerman 57 521 9.1 3 2015 Joey Chenoweth 46 389 8.5 2 2016 Matt Mrazek 71 755 10.6 8 2017 Rocco Palumbo 48 462 9.6 4

Phil Ng ’89

114 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Total Offense/Punting/Scoring Records Top 10 Performances TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS Most Net Yards Gained YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING (Rushing plus Passing) Single Season: LEADERS (SINCE 1960) 1. 3089 Rob Curley (2009) Individual Records 2. 2819 Marko Glavic (2003) Year Player TDs PATs 2Pt FGs Pts. Most Net Yards Gained 3. 2790 Marko Glavic (2002) Game: 480, Marko Glavic vs. Columbia,(2003) 4. 2727 Frank Baur (1988) 1960 Walter Doleschal 2 3 - 5 30 Season: 3,089, Rob Curley (2009) 5. 2641 Marko Glavic (2001) 1961 Walter Doleschal 1 4 - 1 13 Career: 10,064, Marko Glavic (2000-03) 6. 2575 Frank Baur (1987) 1962 Bill Horvath 0 3 - 3 13 7. 2423 Tom Kirchhoff (1992) 8. 2381 Frank Novak (1983) 1963 Bill Horvath 2 4/4 - - 16 Most Offensive Plays 1964 Bob Gombos 3 - - - 18 Game: 65, Marko Glavic vs. Colgate (2003) 9. 2341 Tom Kirchhoff (1990) Season: 486, Marko Glavic (2002) 10. 2238 Ryan O’Neil (2011) 1965 Bill Vonroth 4 - 1 - 26 Career: 1745, Marko Glavic (2000-03) 1966 Chris Yaniger 4 6/13 - 1/2 33 1967 Bill Messick 0 11/12 - 3/9 20 1968 Bob Zimmers 7 - - - 42 1969 Tom Triolo 9 - - - 54 1970 Rick Nowell 5 19/23 - 4/5 61 PUNTING RECORDS SCORING RECORDS 1971 Doug Elgin 8 - - - 48 1972 Tony Giglio 7 - - - 42 Individual Records Individual Records 1973 Tony Giglio 14 - - - 84 Most Punts Most Points 1974 Dan Kuhn 0 9/9 - 8/12 33 Game: 22, Sam Moyer vs. Lehigh (1938) Game: 30, Joe McCourt vs. Holy Cross (2004) 1975 Greg DeSanty 6 - - - 36 Season: 78, Bob Zimmers (1968) 30, Fred Robbins vs. Lehigh (1944) 1976 John Orrico 11 - - - 66 Career: 253, Adam Holt (1998-2001) 30, George “Mike” Wilson vs. 1977 Dave Heverling 0 20/22 - 14/19 62 Susquehanna (1926) 1978 Dave Heverling 0 17/18 - 6/15 35 Highest Average Yards/Punt Season: 120, George “Mike” Wilson (1926) Game (min. 5 punts): 54.0 (5 punts, 270 yds.) Career: 326, Joe McCourt (2001-04) 1979 Ed Rogusky 4 - - - 24 Walt Zirinsky vs. Muhlenberg (1941) 1980 Bob Bartnett 0 7/8 - 6/8 25 Season (min. 20 punts): 42.7 (67 punts, 2863 yds.) Most Touchdowns 1981 Craig Williams 13 - - - 78 Michael Turk (2017) Game: 5, Joe McCourt vs. Holy Cross (2004) 1982 Nick Kowgios 16 - - - 96 Career (min. 70 punts): 39.4 (117 punts, 4604 yds.) 5, Fred Robbins vs. Lehigh (1944) Ethan Swerdlow (2011-12) 5, George “Mike” Wilson vs. Susquehanna (1926) 1983 Joe Genduso 0 31/35 - 6/15 49 Season: 20, George “Mike” Wilson (1926) 1984 Nick Kowgios 7 - - - 42 Longest Punt Career: 54, Joe McCourt (2001-04) 1985 Mike Renzi 0 22/27 - 9/14 49 93 yds., Tom Kearns vs. Franklin & Marshall (1937) 1986 Bruce McIntyre 11 - - - 66 Most Points (Kicking) 1987 Jim Hodson 0 26/28 - 6/16 44 Game: 16, Jim Hodson vs. Fordham (1989) 1988 Phillip Ng 13 - - - 80 Top 10 Performances Season: 79, Martin Brecht (2002) 1989 Tom Costello 17 - - - 102 Highest Average Yards/Punt Career: 255, Jason McLaughlin (1991-94) Single Season (min. 20 punts) 1990 Jim Hodson 0 25/26 - 12/17 61 1. 42.7 (67 punts, 2863 yards) Michael Turk (2017) 1991 Jason McLaughlin 0 29/33 - 12/21 65 2. 42.6 (43 punts, 1831 yards) Charles Loiacano (1946) Top 10 Performances 1992 Jason McLaughlin 0 46/47 - 10/19 76 3. 41.4 (67 punts, 2774 yards) Ryan Forrester (2016) Most Points 1993 Jason McLaughlin 0 31/32 - 9/18 58 41.4 (52 punts, 2154 yards) David Yankovich (2007) Single Season: 1994 Erik Marsh 12 - - - 72 1. 120 George “Mike” Wilson (1926) 5. 40.1 (69 punts, 2766 yards) Dave Brown (1965) 1995 Leonard Moore 7 - - - 42 6. 39.6 (56 punts, 2218 yards) Ethan Swerdlow (2011) 2. 108 Ross Scheuerman (2013) 1996 Brian Menecola 0 18/22 - 12/18 54 7. 39.4 (66 punts, 2599 yards) Ryan Forrester (2014) 3. 104 Joe McCourt (2003) 8. 39.1 (63 punts, 2386 yards) Ethan Swerdlow (2012) 4. 102 Jonathan Hurt (2006) Quincy Miller 9 - - - 54 9. 39.0 (59 punts, 2303 yards) Ryan Forrester (2015) 102 Joe McCourt (2004) 1997 Todd Stahlnecker 10 - - - 60 39.0 (53 punts, 2067 yards) Joe Genduso (1985) 102 Tom Costello (1989) 1998 Leonard Moore 10 - 1 - 62 11. 38.0 (31 punts, 1178 yards) Bob Zimmers (1967) 7. 96 Ross Scheuerman (2014) 1999 Brian Tuma 10 - - - 60 96 Jonathan Hurt (2005) 2000 Andrew May 7 - - - 42 96 Nick Kowgios (1982) 2001 Martin Brecht 0 21/24 - 11/17 54 10. 84 Joe McCourt (2002) 2002 Joe McCourt 14 - - - 84 84 Tony Giglio (1973) 2003 Joe McCourt 17 - 1 - 104 2004 Joe McCourt 17 - - - 102 2005 Jonathan Hurt 16 - - - 96 2006 Jonathan Hurt 17 - - - 102 2007 Davis Rodriguez 0 31-33 6/10 55 2008 Davis Rodriguez 0 32-33 13/15 71 2009 Mark Layton 11 - 1 - 68 2010 Davis Rodriguez 0 22-23 14-20 64 2011 Mark Ross 9 - - 56 2012 Mark Ross 10 - - 60 2013 Ross Scheuerman 14 - - 108 2014 Ross Scheuerman 16 - - 96 2015 Jacob Bissell 0 18-18 8-14 42 2016 Matt Mrazek 8 48 2017 Jeffrey Kordenbrock 0 15-15 5-12 30

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 115 Interception/Tackle Records

YEAR-BY-YEAR INTERCEPTION INTERCEPTION RECORDS TACKLE RECORDS LEADERS (SINCE 1975) Individual Records Individual Records Most Interceptions Most Tackles Year Player Int. Yards Game: Game: 26, (16 solo, 10 assisted) Daryl Boich vs. Army 1975 Greg Shugars 3 3 3, Horace Davis vs. Bucknell (1987) (1989) 3, Mike Joseph vs. Bucknell (1986) Season: 165, (95 solo, 70 assisted) George Wilson (1980) 1976 Greg Shugars 4 14 3, Frank Gaziano vs. East Stroudsburg (1984) Career: 532, (344 solo, 188 assisted) Joe Skladany 1977 Jim Medes 3 9 3, Dave Shea vs. Kings Point (1979) (1978-81) 1978 Jim Medes 7 68 3, Ed DiSalvo vs. Columbia (1969) 1979 Dave Shea 6 92 3, Larry Flohr vs. Kings Point (1968) Most Sacks 1980 Joe Skladany 5 37 3, Don Hughes vs. Lehigh (1967) Game: 5, Brian Guttman vs. Lehigh (1982) Season: 10, Bob Mahr (1981) 1981 Bob Mahr 10 48 Season: 11, Gavin Morrissey (1995) Career: 19, Mike Joseph (1984-87) 11, Keith Grant (1989) 1982 Bob Mahr 5 34 11, Mike King (1985) 1983 Dave Rankins 6 53 Longest Interception Return Career: 25, Harrison Bailey (1991-94) 1984 Dave Rankins 6 88 100 yds. Jeff Werrell & Adriel Linyear vs. Columbia (2001) 1985 Dave Rankins 4 29 100 yds. Darius Safford vs. Colgate (2011) 1986 Mike Joseph 7 40 Top 10 Performances (since 1975): 1987 Horace Davis 5 89 Most Total Tackles Top 10 Performances (since 1975) Single Season 1988 Dwayne Norris 4 29 Most Passes Intercepted 1. 165 George Wilson (1980) 1989 Walt Johnson 2 5 Single Season: 2. 154 Joe Skladany (1980) Rodney Shannon 2 12 1. 10 Bob Mahr (1981) 3. 153 Ryan Hiles (1998) 1990 Tim Moncman 3 9 2. 7 Phillip Parham (2017) 4. 145 Dan Bengele (1997) 7 Mike Joseph (1986) 1991 Rob Kulbacki 5 16 5. 142 Joe Skladany (1979) 7 Jim Medes (1978) 6. 141 Kevin McManus (1992) 1992 Chris Hummel 1 55 5. 6 Elijah Beamon (1999) 7. 139 Darly Boich (1989) Shawn Carter 1 33 6 Angel Colon (1997) 8. 135 George Wilson (1981) Matt Cope 1 25 6 Matt Cope (1993) 9. 133 Brandon Bryant (2017) Jojo Herndon 1 15 6 Joe Yanek (1986) 133 Maurice Bennett (2005) 6 Dave Rankins (1984) Pete Ohnegian 1 12 133 Dick Galbally (1975) 6 Dave Rankins (1983) Netfa Slaughter 1 9 6 Dave Shea (1979) Most Sacks Ed Albert 1 4 Single Season: Craig Davis 1 1 Most Yards Gained 1. 11 Gavin Morrissey (1995) John Troxell 1 0 Single Season: 11 Keith Grant (1989) Tramont Evans 1 0 1. 148 Matt Van Doren (2001) 11 Mike King (1985) 2. 135 Darius Safford (2011) 1993 Matt Cope 6 130 4. 9 Shawn Reilly (2000) 3. 130 Matt Cope (1993) 9 Harrison Bailey (1993) 1994 B.J. Gallis 3 28 4. 126 Brian Tuma (1997) 9 Harrison Bailey (1994) Kevin Conaboy 3 39 5. 111 Horace Davis (1986) 9 Pete Ohnegian (1991) 1995 B.J. Gallis 5 42 6. 101 Joe Yanek (1986) 9 Mike King (1983) 1996 B.J. Gallis 3 34 7. 99 Dave MacPhee (1987) 9. 8 John Green (1998) 8. 92 Dave Shea (1979) 1997 Angel Colon 6 46 8 Dan Bengele (1997) 9. 89 Horace Davis (1987) 8 Matt Sala (1988) 1998 Elijah Beamon 3 29 10. 88 Mike Joseph (1987) 8 Tom Padilla (1977) 1999 Elijah Beamon 6 43 88 Dave Rankins (1984) 2000 Bryant Ibekwe 2 5 Elijah Beamon 2 36 2001 Adriel Linyear 2 65 Matt Van Doren 2 148 Darnell Azeez 2 2 2002 Bill Stocker 3 1 2003 Matt Van Doren 2 33 2004 Torian Johnson 2 66 Andrew Brown 2 11 2005 Torian Johnson 3 86 2006 Torian Johnson 3 27 2007 Nigel Bryant 3 18 Marvin Clecidor 3 40 2008 Neil Goldsmith 3 51 2009 Eric McGovern 3 0 2010 Kyle Simmons 2 37 2011 Darius Safford 4 135 2012 Shane Black 4 42 Jared Roberts 4 44 2013 Matt Smalley 5 17 2014 Phillip Parham 3 35 2015 Dennis Bencsko 2 7 2016 Draeland James 3 36 2017 Phillip Parham 7 26 Mike Joseph ’88

116 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR TACKLE LEADERS YEAR-BY-YEAR SACK LEADERS (SINCE 1975) (SINCE 1975) Year Player UT AT Total Year Player Sacks 1975 Dick Galbally - - 133 1975 Tom Padilla 7 1976 Mike McAfee - - 96 1976 Tom Padilla 6 1977 Mike McAfee 50 62 112 1977 Tom Padilla 8 1978 Brent Beyer 76 49 125 1978 Mike Weber 7 1979 Joe Skladany 88 54 142 1979 Jon Best 6 1980 George Wilson 95 70 165 1980 Tony Green 4 1981 George Wilson 98 37 135 1981 Tony Green 7 1982 Tony Green 61 25 86 1982 Brian Guttman 7 1983 John Anderson 54 68 122 1983 Mike King 9 1984 Frank Gaziano 67 41 108 1984 Charles Brantley 6 1985 Frank Gaziano 51 54 105 1985 Mike King 11 1986 Mike Shumaker 54 44 98 1986 Matt Higgins 4 1987 Mike Shumaker 67 41 108 1987 Horace Davis 3 1988 Joel Cummiskey 42 64 106 Mike Shumaker 3 1989 Daryl Boich 59 80 139 Keith Grant 3 1990 Kevin McManus 50 69 119 1988 Matt Sala 8 1991 Kevin McManus 68 59 127 1989 Keith Grant 11 1992 Kevin McManus 83 58 141 1990 Dave Gash 4 1993 Netfa Slaughter 79 46 125 1991 Pete Ohnegian 9 1994 Rawle Howard 88 58 146 1992 Harrison Bailey 7 1995 Rawle Howard 78 58 136 1993 Harrison Bailey 9 1996 B.J. Gallis 75 40 115 1994 Harrison Bailey 9 David Nelson ’06 1997 Dan Bengele 89 56 145 1995 Gavin Morrissey 11 1998 Ryan Hiles 97 56 153 1996 Andy Zabinski 5 1999 Ryan Hiles 45 43 88 1997 Dan Bengele 8 David Nelson ’06 2000 Bryant Ibekwe 52 36 88 1998 John Green 8 2001 Matt Bourdon 47 48 95 1999 John Fisher 5 Award of Valor 2002 Chris Partridge 48 58 106 Chad Williamson 5 Established on Feb. 25, 2006, the 2003 Maurice Bennett 52 56 108 2000 Shawn Reilly 9 2004 Maurice Bennett 52 67 119 2001 Matt Bourdon 4 David Nelson ’06 Award of Valor 2005 Maurice Bennett 48 90 133 2002 Pat Brown 5 is presented to the member of 2006 Andy Romans 57 52 109 Chris Partridge 5 the football team who displays an 2007 Andy Romans 52 61 113 2003 Maurice Bennett 4 exceptional amount of heart and 2008 Andy Romans 39 57 96 Wes Erbe 4 2009 Mike Schmidlein 39 61 100 2004 Marvin Snipes 6 courage. A co-captain of the 2005 2010 Mike Schmidlein 52 56 108 2005 Maurice Bennett 7 Patriot League title team, Nelson 2011 Leroy Butler 35 56 91 2006 Keith Bloom 5 overcame a near-fatal stabbing in 2012 Mike Boles 34 54 88 2007 Andrew Poulson 3.5 Boston before his senior season to 2013 Mike Boles 34 50 84 2008 Jason Mills 5.5 2014 Mark Dodd 30 59 89 2009 Ian Dell 7.5 start all 12 games at fullback. He 2015 Brandon Bryant 69 45 114 2010 Leroy Butler 3 finished fourth on the team with 19 2016 Michael Root 34 51 85 Mike Grimaldi 3 receptions for 212 yards and caught 2017 Brandon Bryant 64 69 133 2011 Rick Lyster 3 2012 Shane Dorner 5.5 touchdown passes against Harvard 2013 Tyrus White 5 and Holy Cross. Nelson was honored 2014 James Coscia 4 with the 2006 ECAC Award of Valor, 2015 Brandon Bryant, Beau Bosch, Duncan Sparks 2 along with high school teammate 2016 Rob Hinchen, Beau Bosch 3.5 2017 Brandon Bryant 3 Brian Benvie of Stonehill College.

2005 David Nelson ’06 2006 Archie Fisher ’06 2007 D.J. Brown ’08 Adrian Lawson ’08 2008 D.J. Brown ’08 2009 Pete Bross ’13 2010 Nick Nardone ’11 2011 Nate Dixon ’12 2012 Zach Zweizig ’15 2013 Max Ngolla ’15 2014 Zach Zweizig ’15 2015 Bobby DePietro ‘16 2016 Cam Smith ‘18 2017 Andy Labudev ‘18

Joe Skladany ’82 Harrison Bailey ’95

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 117 Kicking/Kick and Punt Return Records KICKING RECORDS PUNT RETURNS Individual Records Top 10 Performances (since 1975) Most Field Goals: Most Yards Gained Game: 4, Jim Hodson vs. Kutztown (1990), Single Season: vs. Fordham (1989) 1. 438 Brandon Stanford (2005) 4, Jacob Bissell vs. Colgate (2015) 2. 418 John Orrico (1976) Season: 16, Martin Brecht (2002) 3. 336 Angel Colon (1999) Career: 41, Jason McLaughlin (1991-94) 4. 320 Barrett Hammons (1998) 5. 271 Ryan Priest (1982) Longest Field Goals: 6. 266 Shaun Adair (2007) 53 yds. George McCaa vs. Brown (1909; placement) 7. 244 John Orrico (1975) 51 yds. Rick Ziska at Holy Cross (2005) 8. 240 Ryan Priest (1983) 50 yds. Davis Rodriguez (2010) 9. 213 Shaun Adair (2006) 49 yds. Joe Genduso at Bucknell (1983) 10. 203 Derik Mesquita (1997) 48 yds. Rick Ziska at Georgetown (2004) 48 yds. Frank Grube vs. Washington & Jefferson Highest Average Per Return (1926; dropkick) Single Season: 48 yds. Austin O’Brien at Penn (2011) 1. 22.5 Ryan Priest (1982) 2. 18.9 Greg DeSanty (1975) Most PAT Made (Kicking): 3. 14.6 Brandon Stanford (2005) Game: 9, (10 att.) Frank Newberry vs. 4. 14.0 Shaun Adair (2007) Brandon Stanford ’06 Lebanon Valley (1905) 5. 13.4 Jarrett Shine (1992) Season: 51, (51 att.) Jim Hodson (1988) 6. 13.3 Shaun Adair (2006) Career: 134, (140 att.) Jim Hodson (1987-90) 7. 12.7 Jamel Smith (2012) 8. 11.9 Derik Mesquita (1997) 9. 11.2 Angel Colon (1999) Top 10 Performances 11.2 Carmine DeSantis (1981) Most Field Goals Made: Single Season: 1. 16 Martin Brecht (2002) KICKOFF RETURNS 2. 14 Dave Heverling (1977) 14 Davis Rodriguez (2010) Top 10 Performances (since 1975) 4. 13 Jim Hodson (1989) Most Yards Gained 13 Davis Rodriguez (2008) Single Season: 6. 12 Jason McLaughlin (1992) 1. 715 Ross Scheuerman (2011) 12 Jim Hodson (1990) 2. 698 CJ Amill (2015) 8. 11 Martin Brecht (2001) 3. 625 Larry Johnson (2004) 11 Rick Ziska (2005) 4. 600 Maurice Caldwell (1988) 10. 10 Jason McLaughlin (1992) 5. 597 Kurt Bowman (1986) 6. 578 Larry Johnson (2003) Most PATs Made (since 1963): 7. 562 Matt Smalley (2013) Single Season: 8. 558 CJ Amill (2017) 1. 51 Jim Hodson (1988) 558 Larry Johnson (2005) 2. 46 Jason McLaughlin (1992) 10. 500 Scott Kershaw (1990) 3. 39 Mark Petty (1982) 11. 499 Nino DiMatteo (1997) 4. 37 Ryan Gralish (2013) 37 Davis Rodriguez (2009) Highest Average Per Return 37 Rick Ziska (2004) Single Season (min. 15 returns): 37 Mike Renzi (1986) 1. 29.6 Matt Smalley (2013) Larry Johnson ’06 8. 32 Jim Hodson (1989) 2. 29.4 CJ Amill (2017) 32 Davis Rodriguez (2008) 3. 27.5 Larry Johnson (2003) 10. 31 Davis Rodriguez (2007) 4. 26.6 Larry Johnson (2005) 31 Martin Brecht (2002) 5. 25.0 Scott Kershaw (1990) 31 Jason McLaughlin (1993) 6. 24.6 John Orrico (1976) 31 Joe Genduso (1983) 7. 23.1 Larry Johnson (2004) 23.1 Ross Scheuerman (2011) 9. 22.2 Maurice Caldwell (1989) RETURN RECORDS 10. 22.1 Rodney Shannon (1989) 11. 21.7 Nino DiMatteo (1997) Individual Records Longest Kickoff Return: 99 yds. Matt Smalley at Georgetown (2013, TD) 98 yds. Matt Smalley vs. Sacred Heart (2013, TD) 97 yds. Andrew May vs. Holy Cross (2000; TD) 96 yds. CJ Amill vs. Lehigh (2017; TD)

Longest Punt Return: 92 yds. Ryan Priest vs. Lehigh (1982; TD)

Martin Brecht ’03

118 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette’s All-Patriot League Players

Andy Romans ’09 Chris Royle ’03 Jason McLaughlin ’95

1986-2014 Matt Rothrock (15, 17), TE Craig Roubinek CB Brandon Ellis, P Ethan Swerdlow Patriot League All-Anniversary Team,1986- (92-93), FB Joe Russo (07-08), OL Mike Saint Second Team: TE Kevin Doty, LB Ben Eaton, 2000: DB Matt Cope ’96, DB B.J. Gallis ’97, TB Germain (05-06), DE Marvin Snipes (05-06), DL Rick Lyster, WR Mark Ross, TB & RS Ross Erik Marsh ’95, PK Jason McLaughlin ’95 LB Mike Schmidlein (09-10), DL Kyle Sprenkle Scheuerman (06-07), TE Dylan Wadsworth (16-17), WR Phil Four-time All-Patriot League honorees (3): Yarberough (99-00) 2010 First Team: DB Brandon Ellis, WR Mark PK Jason McLaughlin (91-94), TB/RS Ross Layton, PK, Davis Rodriguez Scheueman (12-14), CB/RS Matt Smalley 2017 First Team: RS CJ Amill, LB Brandon Second Team: OG Scott Biel, OT Anthony (2013-15)$ Bryant, Will Eisler, CB Phillip Parham, TE Buffolino, FB Pat Creahan, TE Kevin Doty, Dylan Wadsworth DT Doug Gerowski, LB Mike Schmidlein, C Three-time All-Patriot League honorees Second Team: CB Eric Mitchell, LB Jerry Mike Wojcik (15): WR/RS Shaun Adair (07-08), DB Elijah Powe, DL Matt Rothrock, P Michael Turk Beamon (98-00), LB Dan Bengele (95-97), 2009 First Team: OT Ryan Hart-Predmore, DB Angel Colon (97-99), DB Matt Cope (93- 2016 First Team: TE Dylan Wadsworth WR Mark Layton, LB Mark Leggiero, 95), CB Brandon Ellis (09-11), DL John Green Second Team: WR Matt Mrazek, LB Jerry TB Maurice White, DT Ian Dell (96-98), PK Jim Hodson (88-90), LB Mark Powe Second Team: WR Mitchell Bennett, FB Jeff Leggiero (07-09), TB Erik Marsh (92-94), Cumming, QB Rob Curley, DB Brandon Ellis, OL Kevin Moss (01-03), SS Jared Roberts (12- 2015 First Team: FB Dan Dellovade, CB Matt P Tom Kondash, DT Andrew Poulson, LB Mike 14), LB Andy Romans (06-08), WR Mark Ross Smalley Schmidlein, C Mike Wojcik (11-13), OL Chris Royle (00-02), OL Damian Second Team: PK Jacob Bissell, LB Brandon 2008 (DPOY: LB Andy Romans) Wroblewski (96-98) Bryant, DL Matt Rothrock First Team: LB Mark Leggiero, DE Jason Mills, LB Andy Romans, FB Joe Russo Two-time All-Patriot League honorees 2014 First Team: SS Jared Roberts, Second Team: WR Shaun Adair, WR Michael (38): DL Harrison Bailey (93-94), LB Maurice TB Ross Scheuerman, Matt Smalley CB Conte, OT Ryan Hart-Predmore, Bennett (04-05), OL Scott Biel (2010-11), LB Second Team: OL Zack Mazur OT Leo Plenski, K Davis Rodriguez Brandon Bryant (15, 17), OL Drew Buettner (04-05), TE Mike Conte (07-08), OL Luke 2013* First Team: LB Mike Boles, 2007 (DPOY: LB Andy Romans) Chiarolanzio (12-13), LB Blake Costanzo OL Luke Chiarolanzio, WR Mark Ross, First Team: OG Greg Lippert, OT Jesse (04-05), TB Tom Costello (88-89), OL Jeff CB/RS Matt Smalley$ Padilla, LB Andy Romans, FB Joe Russo, Denning (94-95), TE Kevin Doty (2010-11), DB Second Team: PK Ryan Gralish, FB Greg DT Kyle Sprenkle, FS Marcel Quarterman B.J. Gallis (95-96), OT Ryan Hart-Predmore Kessel, OL Zach Mazur, DL Steve Mercado, SS Second Team: WR Shaun Adair, WR Michael (2008-09), LB Rawle Howard (94-95), TE Jared Roberts, TB Ross Scheuerman Conte, DL Keith Bloom, LB Mark Leggiero, Glenn Hunzinger (94-95), FS Torian Johnson DB Marvin Clecidor (05-06), OL Matt Kujovsky (93-94), WR Mark 2012 (ROY: WR Jamel Smith) Layton (09-10) OL Greg Lippert (2006-07), DL First Team: DL Rick Lyster, WR Mark Ross 2006* (OPOY: TB Jonathan Hurt) Rick Lyster (11-12), QB Brad Maurer (05-06), Second Team: OL Luke Chiarolanzio, SS Jared First Team: TB Jonathan Hurt, FS Torian OL Zack Mazur (2013-14), TB Joe McCourt Roberts, CB Darius Safford, CB Kyni Scott, Johnson, WR Joe Ort, LB Andy Romans, (03-04), WR Quincy Miller (95-96), DL Gavin TB Ross Scheuerman OL Mike Saint Germain, DE Marvin Snipes, Morrissey (94-95), OL Jesse Padilla (06-07), DL Kyle Sprenkle LB Jerry Powe (16-17), DB Mark Reardon 2011 (ROY: TB Ross Scheuerman) Second Team: TE Kevin Ganascioli, DB Adrian (92-93), PK David Rodriguez (08, 10), DL First Team: OG Scott Biel, LB Leroy Butler, Lawson, OL Greg Lippert, DL Dan Liseno, QB Brad Maurer, OL Jesse Padilla, K Rick Ziska

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 119 Erik Marsh ’95 Matt Cope ’96 B.J. Gallis ’97

2005* First Team: WR Brandon Stanford, 1997 (DPOY: LB Dan Bengele) OL Ed Hudak, OL Pete Ravalico, OL Drew Buettner, OL Mike Saint Germain, First Team: OL Damian Wroblewski, PK Jason McLaughlin, DB Mark Reardon DL Marvin Snipes, LB Maurice Bennett DL John Green, LB Dan Bengele Second Team:WR Jamal Jordan, Second Team: QB Brad Maurer, TE Chad Second Team: DB Angel Colon DL Pete Ohnegian, LB Kevin McManus Walker, LB Blake Costanzo, LB Dion Witherspoon, DB Torian Johnson, DB Tye 1996 (DPOY: DB B.J. Gallis) 1991 (ROY: TB Erik Marsh) Murphy First Team: WR Quincy Miller, PK Brian First Team: PK Jason McLaughlin Menecola, DL Craig Hansen, LB Dan Bengele, Second Team: OL Dave Levine, 2004* (OPOY: TB Joe McCourt, Coach: Frank DB B.J. Gallis DB Rob Kulbacki, P Eric Krupa Tavani) Second Team: OL Jim Goff, OL Damian First Team: TB Joe McCourt, OL Stephen Wroblewski, DL John Green 1990 (ROY: TB Art Dennis) Bono, OL Joe Ungrady, LB Maurice Bennett First Team: none selected Second Team:OL Drew Buettner, LB Blake 1995 (ROY: TB Leonard Moore, (Co-POY: TB Second Team:PK Jim Hodson, DL Art Bittel, Costanzo, P Mike Davis Erik Marsh) LB Dave Weaver, DB Rodney Shannon First Team: TE Glenn Hunzinger, 2003 First Team: OL Kevin Moss DL Gavin Morrissey, LB Rawle Howard, 1989 (OPOY: TB Tom Costello) Second Team: TB Joe McCourt DB Tadji Chattman, DB Matt Cope First Team: TB Tom Costello, OL Dave 2002 First Team: OL Chris Royle, OL Kevin Second Team: TB Leonard Moore, WR Williams, OL Gee Lofstead, PK Jim Hodson, Moss Quincy Miller, OL Jeff Denning, LB Dan LB Daryl Boich, DB Dwayne Norris Second Team: QB Marko Glavic, WR John Bengele, DB B.J. Gallis Second Team: TE Matt Winters, Weyrauch P Daryl Boich 1994* (Co-ROY: QB Shawn McHale, 2001 (ROY: TB Joe McCourt) Coach: Bill Russo) 1988* (POY: QB Frank Baur, OPOY: First Team: OL Chris Royle First Team: TB Erik Marsh, WR Tramont QB Frank Baur, ROY: TB Tom Costello, Second Team: TE Stewart Kupfer, OL Kevin Moss Evans, OL Matt Kujovsky, DL Harrison Bailey, Coach: Bill Russo) DL Derek Mast, DL Gavin Morrissey, First Team: QB Frank Baur, TB Tom Costello, 2000 (OPOY: WR Phil Yarberough, LB Rawle Howard, DB Matt Cope WR Phillip Ng, OL Andy Nygren, PK Jim ROY: QB Marko Glavic) Second Team: QB Shawn McHale, WR Jarrett Hodson First Team: WR Phil Yarberough, Shine, TE Glenn Hunzinger, OL Jeff Denning, FB Ryan Mayo OL Jeremy Sweeney, PK Jason McLaughlin 1987* First Team: LB Horace Davis, Second Team: OL Chris Royle, DB Mike Joseph DB Elijah Beamon 1993 (OPOY: TB Erik Marsh) First Team: TB Erik Marsh, TE Craig 1986* First Team: TB Bruce McIntyre, 1999 First Team: LB John Fistner Roubinek, OL Matt Kujovsky, OL Dave Pyne, OL Chris Thatcher, P Joe Genduso Second Team: WR Phil Yarberough, DL Harrison Bailey, DL Ed Sasso, DB Elijah Beamon, DB Angel Colon LB Nefta Slaughter, DB Matt Cope (note: second team all-league selection began in 1989) Second Team: PK Jason McLaughlin, *denotes Patriot League champions

1998 (ROY: DB Kenya Allen) LB Doug Hines, DB Mark Reardon OPOY= Offensive Player of the Year First Team: TB Leonard Moore, DPOY= Defensive Player of the Year DL John Green 1992* (OPOY: TB Erik Marsh, ROY= Rookie of the Year Second Team: OL Damian Wroblewski, Coach: Bill Russo) Coach= Coach of the Year POY+ Player of the Year (Discontinued in 2001) LB Ryan Hiles, DB Elijah Beamon, DB Angel Colon First Team: QB Tom Kirchhoff, TB Erik Marsh, $ = Smalley earned First-Team honors at two different TE Craig Roubinek, OL Chris Bellucci, positions in 2013

120 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Maroon Club Hall of Fame Name Accomplishments Inducted William H. Anderson ’19 Standout basketball player and coach 1976-77 Walter E. Bachman 1902 All-American football player 1977-78 David B. Baird ’59 Standout track athlete 2002-03 Ed Baker ’70 Standout football player 1996-97 George “Rose” Barclay 1898 Standout football player 1984-85 Jon Barnes ’68 Standout cross country and track athlete 1997-98 Frank Baur ’90 Standout football player 1999-00 Liz Bagley-Stankavage ’92 All-American lacrosse and standout field hockey player 2004-05 Harold Bellis ’40 Standout football and baseball player 1986-87 Charles F. Berry ’25 All-American football player 1976-77 Steve Biale ’82 Standout football player 2007-08 Joe Bozik ’58 Standout football, wrestling, and baseball player 1993-94 Fred Braun ’55 Standout wrestler 1994-95 Charles Harmon Brown ’52 Outstanding track and field competitor and coach 2017-18 David W. Brown ’66 Standout football and basketball player 1991-92 Harold Anson Bruce Track coach for 15 years 1986-87 Al Caesar ’58 Standout football and baseball player 1999-00 Stacy Cagenello ’87 Standout basketball and softball player 1993-94 Peter J. Carril ’52 All-American basketball player 1980-81 Heidi Caruso ’94 Standout basketball player and soccer player 2001-02 Noreen Chamberlain Wagner 11-time East Coast Conference champion in track and field; 2009-10 All-East honoree Stefan Ciosici ’00 Standout men’s basketball player 2011-12 Harvey Cohen ’40 Standout men’s lacrosse player; 2013-14 National Lacrosse Hall of Fame inductee George “Rose” Barclay, 1898 Tom Costello '92 Standout football player; All-America honorable mention 2008-09 William P. “Bill” Coughlin Baseball coach for 23 years with 269 wins 1976-77 Robert Crawford ’22 Cross country Olympian in 1922 1983-84 Alison Cuthbert-Bronico ’85 Standout women’s lacrosse and field hockey player 1997-98 Andrea Dagostino Brennan ’94 All-American in lacrosse and field hockey 2008-09 George E. Davidson ’51 Standout basketball player and coach 1977-78 Dr. Tom Davis Men’s basketball coach for six seasons 1999-00 Preston Denby ’65 Standout basketball and baseball player 1994-95 Evan Deoul ’84 Standout men’s lacrosse player 1996-97 Frank Downing ’51 Standout football player 1997-98 Tony Duckett ’85 Standout basketball player 2001-02 Mark Dutkewych ’96 2-Time Patriot League Defender of the Year in soccer 2007-08 James L. Dyson ’33 All-American lacrosse player 1982-83 Brian Ehlers ’00 Standout men's basketball player 2010-11 Doug Elgin ’73 Standout football player; 2011-12 Missouri Valley Conference commissioner Jon Ellis ’54 Standout track athlete 1998-99 Otis Ellis ’89 Standout basketball player 1995-96 John Ernst ’25 Multi-sport standout 2010-11 Edwin J. Fager, Jr. 1913 Standout baseball pitcher 1982-83 Bob Falconiero ’80 Standout basketball player 2004-05 James T. Farrell ’41 Standout in football, basketball, and baseball 1989-90 Ann Gold Field hockey/women’s lacrosse coach 2012-13 Suzi Farrell-Greene ’92 All-American field hockey player 2003-04 James Finnen Public Address announcer 1998-99 Pat Fisher Women’s basketball coach who won 295 games 2006-07 B.J. Gallis ’97 All-American football player 2015-16 Mike Gazzella ’23 Standout football and baseball player 1977-78 Charles M. Gelbert Baseball coach for 21 years with 297 wins 1976-77 Tim Gerhart All-American football player 2002-03 Tony Giglio ’74 2-time All-American football player 1981-82 Ed Baker ’70 Sharon L. Gish 1st women’s Athletic Administrator and coach 1990-91 Ann Gold 19-time Patriot League champion coach in FH, WLAX 2012-13 Tony Green ’83 2-time All-American football player 1992-93 Frank Grube ’27 Standout football, basketball, and baseball player 2002-03 Harold Hageman ’39 Standout football and baseball player 1998-99 Dick Hammer Lafayette radio broadcaster for 35+ years 2006-07 Frank W. Hiller ’43 Standout baseball player 1981-82 Bob Howard ’61 Standout baseball and football player 2009-10 David Hubinger ’53 Standout tennis player 2004-05 Ed Hudak ’93 All-American football player 2005-06 Allison Jones ’98 All-American lacrosse player 2010-11 Bob Kessler ’60 Standout baseball and soccer player 2011-12 Fred Morgan Kirby ’42 Standout in football, swimming and wrestling 2007-08 Tom Kirchhoff ’93 Standout football player 2012-13 Frank Kirkleski ’27 Standout football player 2001-02 W. Gehret Kleinspehn ’18 All-American track athlete 1977-78 Leidy Klotz ’00 Standout men’s soccer player 2016-17 Walt Kocubinski Standout basketball player 1987-88 Olav Kollevoll Athletic Director for 25 years 1992-93 William Kovalczyk ’78 Standout indoor and outdoor track athlete 1989-90 Donald Lordan ’65 Standout baseball player who led team to College World Series 2013-14 J. Alfred LeConey ’23 All-American and Olympic track athlete 1976-77 Peter Lerner ’88 All-American soccer player 2003-04 Don Lordan ’88 Standout baseball player 2013-14 Sharon Lukenda-Parker ’86 Standout cross country and track athlete 1995-96 Harold “Chip” Lundy ’62 Standout basketball and track athlete 1985-86 Pamela S. MacColl ’80 Standout field hockey and lacrosse player 1991-92 Joe Maddon ’76 Standout baseball player; World Series manager 2009-10 Bob Mahr ’83 Football standout 2010-11 Robert Mantz ’58 Standout basketball player 1984-85 George Wilson ’29

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 121 Walt Manuel ’66 Standout basketball and baseball player 1992-93

Name Accomplishments Inducted Erik Marsh ’95 All-American football player 2001-02 Dan Maynard ’87 NCAA All-District selection in baseball 2016-17 George McCaa 1910 2-time All-American football player 1985-86 Heather McClelland ’02 All-American women’s lacrosse player 2015-16 Hope McCorkle ’98 Standout track and field/volleyball player 2012-13 G. Herbert McCracken Football coach for 12 years with 59 victories 1976-77 George L. McGaughey Intramurals Director, assistant football coach, 32 years 1982-83 Maureen McKenna ’83 Standout basketball and softball player 1992-93 William McKnight ’43 Standout in football, basketball, and baseball 1993-94 Maureen McManus ’87 Standout women’s basketball player 1996-97 Mike Miller ’70 Standout football and basketball player 1994-95 Megan Monahan Kahanowitz ‘03 All-American Field Hockey Player 2016-17 Thomas Morgan ’58 All-American baseball player 1987-88 Joseph “Jay” Mottola ’72 Standout basketball and golf athlete 1983-84 Beth Mowins ’89 Standout basketball player 2005-06 George “Sammy” Moyer ’41 Standout football player 1985-86 Alexandra Murphy-Bruder ’97 Field hockey All-American 2013-140 Janet Murray ’80 Standout field hockey, basketball, and softball player 1986-87 Stuart A. Murray ’57 Standout basketball player 1989-90 Jeff Mutis ’89 Major League Baseball pitcher 2015-16 Edward E. “Hook” Mylin Football coach with two undefeated seasons 1977-78 Herb McKracken Phillip E. Ness, Jr. ’78 Standout basketball player 1990-91 Mark Neumann ’85 Standout soccer player 1993-94 Phillip Ng ’88 Standout football player; All-America honorable mention 2006-07 Donald J. Nikles ’60 Two-time All-M.A.C. football player 1977-78 Frank Novak ’84 Standout football player 1995-96 Dr. Wilbur Oaks ’51 Soccer player and athletic benefactor 2009-10 Jayne O'Brien Lloyd '87 Eight-time All-East honoree in track 2008-09 Robert T. Paul ’23 All-American soccer player 1977-78 Ernie Peters ’56 Standout basketball and baseball player 1988-89 David Pletcher ’78 Standout wrestling athlete 1984-85 Ryan Priest ’87 Standout football player 1998-99 John M. Quigg ’40 Standout football player 1990-91 James V. Radcliff ’57 2-time All-American basketball player 1978-79 David Leroy Reeves 1896 Athletic Administrator for 25 years 1977-78 Charles Rinehart 1898 All-American football player 1976-77 Frederick M. “Peck” Robbins ’49 All-American baseball player 1978-79 Jen Rothrock ’97 Standout softball player 2011-12 Bill Russo Football coach for 19 years; 1988 national coach of the year 2007-08 Matt Rutt ’97 Seven-time Patriot League champion in track and field 2017-18 Linda Sansone Darrach ’88 All-American women’s lacrosse player 2017-18 Don Sayenga ’56 2-time Middle Atlantic Conference wrestling champion 1976-77 Horace “Tod” Saylor ’45 Standout football, basketball, wrestling, and baseball player 1995-96 Frank J. “Dutch” Schwab ’23 2-time All-American football player 1976-77 Joseph A. Skladany ’82 2-time All-American football player 1990-91 Jen Smith ’89 Standout field hockey and lacrosse player 1999-00 Frank Stanczak ’49 Standout football, basketball and baseball player 2003-04 John “Jock” Sutherland Football coach with one national championship 1987-88 George L. Tiger ’81 Standout soccer player 1991-92 F. Tracy Tripucka ’72 3-time All-American basketball player 1978-79 Todd Tripucka ’76 Standout basketball player 1988-89 Bill “Butch” van Breda Kolff Basketball coach for 8 years with 132 wins 2001-02 Bill Russo James Van Der Beek ’72 Three-time MAC First-Team selection in baseball 2006-07 George Watts ’56 All-American and NCAA District II selection in baseball Mike Whitman ’82 Standout basketball player 2010-11 George B. “Mike” Wilson ’29 2-time All-American football player 1978-79 Arthur R. Winters Athletic Administrator for 22 years 1980-81 Tracey Wright ’88 All-American field hockey and lacrosse player 1994-95 Barbara Young Women's tennis coach for 28 years with 389 wins 2008-09 Monica Yurconic ’92 Standout tennis player 2002-03 Martin Zippel ’49 All-American basketball player 1977-78 Walter Zirinsky ’42 Standout football player 1976-77

Team Accomplishments Inducted 1896, 1921, 1926 Football Teams National Champions 2012-13 1953, 54, 58, 65 Baseball Teams College World Series 2015-16 1954-55, 55-56, 56-57 Basketball Teams Two NIT and one NCAA Tournament appearances 2016-17 1971-72 Men’s Basketball Team Beat Virginia in final seconds of N.I.T. game 2013-14 1980 Women’s Lacrosse Team National Champions 2011-12 1986, 1987 Men’s Soccer Teams East Coast Conference Champions 2017-18

Steve Biale ’82

122 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL All-Time Coaching Records Coach Seasons Years Won Lost Tied Pct. Student Coaches 9 1882-90 35 29 4 .544 W.S. Moyle 2 1891-92 7 16 1 .313 P.G. Haskell & H.H. Vincent 1 1893 3 6 0 .333 Hugh Janeway & H.H. Vincent 1 1894 5 6 0 .455 Parke Davis 3 1895-97 28 12 2 .700 S.B. Newton 5 1898-1901, 1911 34 8 0 .810 David Fultz 1 1902 8 3 0 .727 Dr. Alfred Bull 5 1903-07 37 10 3 .770 George Barclay 1 1908 6 2 2 .700 Bob Folwell 3 1909-11 19 2 1 .886 George McCaa 2 1912-13 8 10 2 .450 Wilmer Crowell 3 1914-16 15 12 3 .550 Robert “Punk” Berryman 1 1917 3 5 0 .375 Lt. L.A. Cobbett 1 1918 3 4 0 .429 Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland 5 1919-23 33 8 2 .791 G. Herbert McCracken 12 1924-35 59 40 6 .590 Ernie Nevers 1 1936 1 8 0 .111 Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 7 1937-42, 1946 36 24 1 .598 Ben Wolfson 3 1943-45 11 9 1 .548 Ivan Williamson 2 1947-48 13 5 0 .722 Maurice “Clipper” Smith 3 1949-51 4 21 0 .160 Steve Hokuf 6 1952-57 25 27 0 .481 James McConlogue 5 1958-62 20 23 2 .466 Kenneth Bunn 4 1963-66 7 28 2 .216 Harry Gamble 4 1967-70 21 19 0 .525 Neil Putnam 10 1971-80 44 55 3 .446 Bill Russo 19 1981-99 103 98 4 .512 Frank Tavani 16 2000-15 82 98 0 .456 John Garrett 1 2017- 3 8 — .273 Totals 135 1882-2017 675 605 39 .527

Year-By-Year Records Year W L T Year W L T Year W L T Year W L T Year W L T 1882 0 2 0 1911 8 2 0 1940 9 0 0 1969 4 6 0 1998 3 8 0 1883 2 4 0 1912 4 5 1 1941 5 4 0 1970 6 5 0 1999 4 7 0 1884 2 5 0 1913 4 5 1 1942 3 5 1 1971 5 5 0 2000 2 9 0 1885 3 2 1 1914 5 3 2 1943 4 1 0 1972 3 7 0 2001 2 8 0 1886 10 2 0 1915 8 3 0 1944 6 1 0 1973 6 3 1 2002 7 5 0 1887 7 2 0 1916 2 6 1 1945 1 7 1 1974 3 7 0 2003 5 6 0 1888 6 3 0 1917 3 5 0 1946 2 7 0 1975 5 5 0 2004+ 8 4 0 1889 3 4 2 1918 3 4 0 1947 6 3 0 1976 5 5 0 2005+ 8 4 0 1890 2 5 1 1919 6 2 0 1948 7 2 0 1977 5 6 0 2006+ 6 6 0 1891 2 9 1 1920 5 3 0 1949 2 6 0 1978 4 7 0 2007 7 4 0 1892 5 7 0 1921* 9 0 0 1950 1 8 0 1979 5 3 2 2008 7 4 0 1893 3 6 0 1922 7 2 0 1951 1 7 0 1980 3 7 0 2009 8 3 0 1894 5 6 0 1923 6 1 2 1952 0 9 0 1981 9 2 0 2010 2 9 0 1895 6 2 0 1924 7 2 0 1953 5 4 0 1982 7 3 0 2011 4 7 0 1896* 11 0 1 1925 7 1 1 1954 4 5 0 1983 6 5 0 2012 5 6 0 1897 9 2 1 1926* 9 0 0 1955 6 2 0 1984 5 5 0 2013+ 5 7 0 1898 3 8 0 1927 5 3 1 1956 6 3 0 1985 6 5 0 2014 5 6 0 1899 12 1 0 1928 6 1 2 1957 4 4 0 1986 6 5 0 2015 1 10 0 1900 9 2 0 1929 3 5 0 1958 5 3 1 1987 4 7 0 2016 2 9 0 1901 9 3 0 1930 5 3 1 1959 5 4 0 1988# 8 2 1 2017 3 8 0 1902 8 3 0 1931 7 2 0 1960 5 4 0 1989 5 5 0 Totals 675 605 39 1903 7 3 0 1932 3 5 0 1961 2 6 1 1990 4 7 0 1904 8 2 0 1933 3 5 1 1962 3 6 0 1991 6 5 0 * National Champions 1905 7 2 1 1934 2 6 0 1963 1 8 0 1992+ 8 3 0 # Colonial League Champions 1906 8 1 1 1935 2 7 0 1964 0 7 2 1993 5 4 2 + Patriot League Champions 1907 7 2 1 1936 1 8 0 1965 3 7 0 1994+ 5 6 0 1908 6 2 2 1937 8 0 0 1966 3 6 0 1995 4 6 1 1909 7 0 1 1938 5 3 0 1967 4 5 0 1996 5 5 0 1910 7 2 0 1939 4 5 0 1968 7 3 0 1997 3 8 0

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 123 Lafayette Football 1882-1901 1882 (0-2) 1889 (3-4-2) 1895 (6-2) 1899 (12-1) Manager: W.R. Wilson Manager: E. Snodgrass Coach: Parke Davis Coach: S.B. Newton 11/ at Rutgers 0-0 / 8-3 L 10/9 at Columbia 10-10 T 10/5 at Orange A. A. 12-0 W 9/30 Ursinus 34-0 W 11/25 Pennsylvania 0-0 / 1-3 L 10/12 at Cornell 0-10 L 10/12 at Princeton 0-14 L 10/4 Villanova 13-0 W Note: In 1882, scores were listed by goals 10/16 at Rutgers 16-0 W 10/19 at Cornell 6-0 W 10/7 at Swarthmore 16-6 W first and touchdowns second. Safeties 10/30 at Lehigh 10-16 L 10/25 Ursinus 56-0 W 10/11 at Princeton 0-12 L also counted; Lafayette had two against 11/6 Pennsylvania 10-8 W 10/26 at Pennsylvania 0-30 L 10/14 Rutgers 57-0 W Pennsylvania. 11/9 at Penn State 26-0 W 10/30 Rutgers 52-0 W 10/21 at Pennsylvania 6-0 W 11/9 at Lehigh 22-12 W 1883 (2-4) 11/16 Lehigh 6-6 T 10/28 at Navy 5-0 W 11/23 Lehigh 14-6 W Manager: F. Drake 11/23 at Pennsylvania 0-14 L 11/4 Lehigh 17-0 W 10/22 at Princeton 7-47 L 11/28 vs. Cornell * 0-24 L 1896 (11-0-1) 11/7 at Newark A. A. 16-0 W 10/27 Pennsylvania 6-44 L * = at Syracuse, NY NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 11/11 at Cornell 6-5 W 11/3 Stevens 4-14 L 1890 (2-5-1) Coach: Parke Davis 11/18 Bucknell 12-0 W 11/10 Rutgers 25- 0 W Manager: G. Harvey 9/26 Volunteer Ath. Club 44-0 W 11/25 at Lehigh 35-0 W 11/26 at Stevens 11-14 L 10/1 Dickinson 54-0 W 10/7 Princeton 0-0 T 11/30 Dickinson 36-0 W 11/31 at Bucknell 59- 0 W 10/4 Bucknell 0-0 T 10/15 vs. West Virginia * 18-0 W 1900 (9-2) 10/16 vs. West Virginia @ 6-0 W 1884 (2-5) 10/11 at Franklin & Marshall 10-18 L Coach: S.B. Newton 10/17 vs. West Virginia # 34-0 W Manager: F. Drake 10/22 at Princeton 6-26 L 10/3 Ursinus 34-0 W 10/25 Lehigh 56- 0 W 11/1 Lehigh 0-30 L 10/24 at Pennsylvania 6-4 W 10/6 Susquehanna 35-0 W 10/29 at Princeton 0-140 L 11/15 at Lehigh 6-60 L 10/31 Dickinson 18-0 W 10/10 Manhattan 11-0 W 11/1 Pennsylvania 0- 11 L 11/21 at Virginia 14-20 L 11/10 at Bloomsburg 17-0 W 10/13 Swarthmore 34-2 W 11/8 at Rutgers 0-26 L 11/22 at Columbia A. A. 20-6 W 11/11 at Wyoming Seminary 23-0 W 10/20 Princeton 0-5 L 11/14 Franklin & Marshall 38-0 W 11/12 at Lehigh 34- 4 W 1891 (2-9-1) 10/27 Newark A. A. 16-0 W 11/21 Wesleyan 18-0 W 11/15 Stevens 4-17 L Coach: W.S. Moyle 11/3 at Lehigh 34-0 W 11/26 at Navy 18-6 W 11/27 at Stevens 0-52 L 9/25 Bucknell 10-16 L 11/10 at Pennsylvania 5-12 L * = at Fairmount, West Va. 10/2 Penn State 4-14 L 11/17 Cornell 17-0 W 1885 (3-2-1) @ = at Parkersburg, West Va. 10/14 at Haverford 38-0 W 11/24 Lehigh 18-0 W Manager: E. Swift # = at Wheeling, West Va. 11/29 Dickinson 10-6 W 10/24 Stevens 16-12 W 10/20 Princeton 0-24 L 10/28 Pennsylvania 22-30 L 10/24 at Cornell 0-30 L 1897 (9-2-1) 1901 (9-3) 10/31 at Lehigh 6- 0 W 10/28 at Pennsylvania 6-15 L Coach: Parke Davis Coach: S.B. Newton 11/4 at Pennsylvania 10-54 L 11/4 at Lehigh 4-22 L 9/27 at Bloomsburg 14-0 W 10/2 Ursinus 40-0 W 11/11 at Stevens 23-18 W 11/11 Lehigh 2-6 L 9/28 at Wyoming Seminary 26-0 W 10/5 Susquehanna 42-5 W 11/21 Lehigh 6- 6 T 11/18 Pennsylvania 10-12 L 10/2 Penn State 24-0 W 10/12 at Syracuse 5-0 W 11/20 at Virginia 6-6 T 10/6 at Franklin & Marshall 8-0 W 10/16 Manhattan 16-6 W 1886 (10-2) 11/21 at Navy 4-0 W 10/9 Temperance A. A. 64-0 W 10/19 at Orange Ath. Club 17-0 W Manager: H. Foresman 11/25 vs. Lehigh * 2-16 L 10/16 Cornell 4-4 T 10/26 at Princeton 0-6 L 10/13 at Swarthmore 20-12 W * = at Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 10/23 at Pennsylvania 0-46 L 11/1 Lehigh 29-0 W 10/16 Rutgers 28-2 W 10/30 Lehigh 34-0 W 1892 (5-7) 11/5 at Phil. A. A. 0-23 L 10/18 Dickinson 24-5 W 11/6 at Princeton 0-57 L Coach: W.S. Moyle 11/9 at Brown 11-6 W 10/20 Pennsylvania 12-0 W 11/13 Dickinson 19-0 W 10/1 Temperance A. A. 30-0 W 11/16 at Homestead 10/23 at Stevens 5-0 W 11/20 Wesleyan 41-6 W 10/8 at Princeton 0-40 L Athletic Club 0-48 L 10/30 at Pennsylvania 12-20 L 11/25 at Lehigh 22-0 W 10/15 Rutgers 8-16 L 11/23 at Lehigh 41-0 W 11/6 Lehigh 12-0 W 11/27 Dickinson 29-0 W 11/11 at Trinity 12-0 W 10/21 at Columbia A. A. 10-0 W 1898 (3-8) 11/13 at Wesleyan 0-26 L 10/22 at Navy 4-22 L Coach: S.B. Newton 11/17 at Rutgers 26-10 W 10/26 Pennsylvania 6-8 L 10/1 Villanova 16-0 W 11/20 Stevens 58-0 W 10/29 at Rutgers 24-10 W 10/5 at Washington & Jefferson 0-16 L 11/24 at Lehigh 4-0 W 11/5 Lehigh 4-0 W 10/8 Penn State 0-5 L 11/12 at Orange A. A. 30-0 W 10/12 at Princeton 0-34 L 1887 (7-2) 11/16 at Pennsylvania 4-10 L 10/15 Dickinson 6-12 L Manager: H. Morton 11/19 at Lehigh 6-15 L 10/22 at Pennsylvania 0-32 L 10/8 at Princeton 0-47 L 11/23 vs. Penn State * 0-18 L 10/26 at Navy 0-18 L 10/12 at Dickinson 12-0 W * = at Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 11/5 at Lehigh 0-22 L 10/15 Rutgers 20-0 W 11/12 at Cornell 0-47 L 1893 (3-6) 10/19 Haverford 12-4 W 11/19 Bucknell 6-0 W Coaches: P. Haskell & H. Vincent 10/22 Swarthmore 31-6 W 11/24 Lehigh 11-5 W 10/29 at Lehigh 4-10 L 9/30 at Princeton 0-20 L 11/12 at Rutgers 36-0 W 10/4 Temperance A. A. 6-0 W 11/16 at Pennsylvania 20-0 W 10/7 at West Point A. A. 0-36 L 11/23 Lehigh 6-0 W 10/14 at Orange A. A. 0-6 L 10/25 at Stevens 12-10 W 1888 (6-3) 10/28 at Pennsylvania 0-82 L Manager: H. Fay 11/8 at Lehigh 6-22 L 10/10 Bucknell 54-0 W 11/11 Rutgers forfeit W 10/13 at Swarthmore 18-0 W 11/18 Lehigh 0-10 L 10/20 at Rutgers 4-0 W 10/27 at Haverford 18-0 W 1894 (5-6) 11/7 Pennsylvania 12-6 W Coach: Hugh Janeway 11/10 at Cornell 16-0 W 9/29 at Princeton 0-40 L 11/17 Lehigh 4-6 L 10/3 Gettysburg 36-0 W 11/21 at Pennsylvania 0-50 L 10/6 at Rutgers 10-12 L 11/27 at Lehigh 0-16 L 10/13 at Cornell 0-34 L 10/20 at Penn State 0-72 L 10/24 Swarthmore 46-0 W 10/31 at Pennsylvania 0-26 L 11/3 at Orange A. A. 18-6 W 11/14 Lehigh 28-0 W 11/24 at Lehigh 8-11 L 11/29 Bucknell 44-0 W Lafayette’s national championship team of 1896.

124 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1902-1912 1902 (8-3) 1907 (7-2-1) Coach: David Fultz Coach: Dr. Alfred Bull Lafayette’s Pro Football Players 9/27 Gallaudet 23-0 W 9/28 Wyoming Seminary 22-0 W 10/4 Susquehanna 53-0 W 10/5 Ursinus 21-0 W Harrison Bailey (OL-DL) Jack Ernst (BB-TB-WB) 10/8 Gettysburg 14-0 W 10/9 Colgate 21-9 W Connecticut Coyotes (AFL), Pottsville Maroons, 1925-27; 10/14 at Washington 12-0 W 10/12 Hamilton 43-0 W 1996 New York Yankees, 1928, & Jefferson 10/26 at Navy 0-17 L 10/18 Manhattan 38-5 W 11/2 at Pennsylvania 0-15 L Ed Baker (QB) Boston Bulldogs, 1929; Frankford Yellowjackets, 10/28 at Georgetown 23-0 W 11/9 Bucknell 34-0 W New York Giants,1970; 11/1 Brown 6-5 W 11/16 at Syracuse 4-4 T 1930 Houston Oilers, 1972 11/8 at Navy 11-12 L 11/23 at Lehigh 22-5 W George Barclay (TB) Adrian Ford (WB-E-BB-FB) 11/15 at Cornell 0-28 L 11/28 Dickinson 31-0 W 11/22 Lehigh 0-6 L Pottsville Maroons, 1927; 1908 (6-2-2) St. Louis, Rochester, 1899- 11/27 Dickinson 23-0 W 1903 Frankford Yellowjackets, Coach: George Barclay 1927 1903 (7-3) 9/26 Wyoming Seminary 10-0 W Frank Baur (QB) Coach: Dr. Alfred Bull 10/3 Stroudsburg Normal 22-0 W New York Giants,1990 B.J. Gallis (LB) 9/26 Gallaudet 36-0 W 10/7 Superba Ath. Club 12-0 W B.C. Lions, 1997-1998; 10/3 Gettysburg 11-0 W 10/10 at Princeton 0-0 T Elijah Beamon (OS) Edmonton Eskimos, 1999 10/10 Susquehanna 43-0 W 10/17 Medico-Chirurgical 23-0 W Albany Conquest (AFL), Tim Gerhart (DL) 10/17 Fordham 48-0 W 10/24 at Brown 8-6 W 2002-04 Denver Broncos, 1980 10/24 at Navy 6-5 W 10/31 Bucknell 6-6 T 10/31 at New York University 8-6 W 11/7 at Pennsylvania 4-34 L Ed Bedner (G-T) Jim Goff (OL) 11/7 at Princeton 0-11 L 11/21 Lehigh 5-11 L Frankford New York Giants, 2000 11/14 Bloomsburg 29-0 W 11/26 Dickinson 12-0 W 11/21 at Lehigh 6-12 L Yellowjackets,1924; 1909 (7-0-1) Frank “Hans” Grube (E) 11/26 Dickinson 0-35 L New York Giants,1925-26 Coach: Bob Folwell New York Yankees, 1928 Maurice Bennett (LB) 1904 (8-2) 10/2 Wyoming Seminary 23-0 W Chicago Bears, 2006 Tom Kirchoff (QB) Coach: Dr. Alfred Bull 10/9 Hobart 50-0 W Philadelphia Eagles, 1993 9/24 Wyoming Seminary 35-0 W 10/16 Swarthmore 22-0 W Charlie Berry (E) 10/1 Ursinus 12-0 W 10/23 at Princeton 6-0 W Pottsville Maroons, 1925-26 Frank Kirkleski (TB-BB) 10/5 Gettysburg 20-0 W 11/6 at Pennsylvania 6-6 T Pottsville Maroons, 1927; 10/8 Gallaudet 53-0 W 11/13 Stroudsburg Normal 43-0 W Steve Biale (OL), Orange, N.J. Tornadoes, 10/12 at Princeton 0-5 L 11/20 at Lehigh 21-0 W Dallas Cowboys, 1982 1929; Newark Tornadoes, 10/15 Bloomsburg 33-0 W 11/25 Dickinson 5-0 W 10/22 Swarthmore 4-0 W Arizona Wrangler's (USFL), 1930; Brooklyn Dodgers, 1910 (7-2) 10/29 Manhattan 54-0 W 1982 Coach: Bob Folwell 1931 11/5 at Pennsylvania 0-22 L 9/24 Bloomsburg 31-0 W Matt Brennan (TB, BB) 11/24 Lehigh 40-6 W Nick Kowgios (RB) 10/1 Ursinus 10-0 W New York Giants, 1925; Detriot Lions, 1987 1905 (7-2-1) 10/8 Swarthmore 6-0 W Brooklyn Lions,1926 Coach: Dr. Alfred Bull 10/15 Princeton 0-3 L Mike Levy (OL-DL) 9/30 Wyoming Seminary 23-0 W 10/22 Gettysburg 21-0 W Andrew Brown (LB) Albany Conquest (AFL), Edmonton Eskimos, 2006 10/7 Ursinus 18-0 W 10/29 Bucknell 12-0 W 2002-03, Florida Firecats 10/11 Medico-Chirurgical 35-0 W 11/5 at Pennsylvania 0-18 L Johnny Budd (G-T) 2004 10/14 Jefferson Medical 48-0 W 11/19 Lehigh 14-0 W Frankford Yellowjackets,1926; 10/21 at Princeton 4-22 L 11/24 Dickinson 41-0 W Adriel Linyear (WR-LS) 10/28 Lebanon Valley 79-0 W Pottsville Maroons,1927-28 1911 (8-2) Albany Conquest (AFL), 11/4 at Pennsylvania 6-6 T Coaches: Bob Folwell & S.B. Newton Blake Costanzo (LB/Special 11/11 at Swarthmore 0-27 L 2002t 9/23 Bloomsburg 53-0 W 11/15 at Lehigh 53-0 W Teams) Henry Bulger “Bull” Lowe, 9/30 Ursinus 3-0 W 11/30 Bucknell 47-0 W New York Jets, 2006 Jr. (E-T) 10/7 Swarthmore 12-5 W Buffalo Bills, 2007-08 Canton Bulldogs, 1920; 1906 (8-1-1) 10/14 Gettysburg 36-0 W Coach: Dr. Alfred Bull 10/21 at Syracuse 10-0 W Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Indians, 2009, 2010 9/29 Wyoming Seminary 34-0 W 10/28 Carlisle Indians 0-19 L 1921; Providence 10/6 Ursinus 33-0 W 11/4 Bucknell 6-0 W San Francisco 49ers, 2011 Steamrollers,1925, 27; 10/13 Medico-Chirurgical 34-0 W 11/11 at Pennsylvania 6-23 L Chicago Bears, 2012, 2013 Frankford YellowJackets, 10/20 vs. No. Carolina 11/25 at Lehigh 11-0 W San Francisco 49ers, 2014 1925-26 College * 28-0 W 11/30 Dickinson 6-0 W 10/27 Colgate 17-6 W Art Deibel (G-T) 1912 (4-5-1) 11/3 vs.Washington & Joe Marhefka (E) Coach: George McCaa Canton Bulldogs, 1926 Jefferson @ 14-6 W Pottsville Maroons, 1925-28 9/28 Muhlenberg 20-3 W 11/10 at Pennsylvania 0-0 T Joe Dumoe (E) 10/5 Swarthmore 0-22 L Erik Marsh (RB) 11/17 Syracuse 4-12 L Rochester Jeffersons, 10/12 at Yale 0-16 L New York Jets, 1995 11/24 Lehigh 33-0 W 1920-21 10/19 Ursinus 11-0 W 11/29 Dickinson 26-6 W Bruce McIntyre (RB) 10/26 at Pennsylvania 7-3 W * = at Richmond, Va. John William “Doc” Elliott Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 11/2 Bucknell 0-0 T @ = at Pittsburgh, Pa. (FB-TB-WB) Denver Broncos, 1987 11/9 Syracuse 7-30 L Canton Bulldogs, 1922-23; 11/16 at Brown 7-21 L Cleveland Bulldogs, 1924- Bill Messick 11/23 Lehigh 0-10 L 25; Cleveland Indians, 1931 Pittsburgh Steelers, 1968 11/28 Dickinson 19-13 W Tony Miller (FB) New York Jets, 1989

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 125 Lafayette Football 1913-1925 1913 (4-5-1) 1919 (6-2) Coach: George McCaa Coach: Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland 9/27 Muhlenberg 7-7 T 10/4 Muhlenberg 13-0 W Lafayette’s Pro Football Players 10/4 at Pennsylvania 0-10 L 10/11 at Princeton 6-9 L 10/11 at Yale 0-27 L 10/18 Haverford 41-0 W Bob Millman (WB-BB) Kenosha Maroons, 1924 10/18 Swarthmore 19-0 W 10/25 at Pennsylvania 0-23 L Pottsville Maroons, 1925-27 Joe Skladany (LB) 10/25 Albright 7-0 W 11/1 at Cornell 21-2 W Walter Stanley “Dinty” Arizona Wranglers, (USFL), 11/1 Ursinus 44-2 W 11/8 Dickinson 48-0 W 11/8 at Pittsburgh 0-13 L 11/15 Trinity 35-0 W Moore (WB-BB) 1982 11/15 at Cornell 3-10 L 11/22 at Lehigh 10-6 W Pottsville Maroons, 1927 Matt Smalley (CB) 11/22 at Lehigh 0-7 L 1920 (5-3) Phil Ng (WR) New York Giants, 2016 11/27 Dickinson 7-0 W Coach: Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland N.Y. Giants, 1990 Rich Smith (TE) 1914 (5-3-2) 10/2 Muhlenberg 20-0 W Helsinki (ILAF) 1989-90 Coach: Wilmer Crowell 10/9 at Navy 7-12 L Detroit Lions, 1980 9/26 Delaware 41-0 W 10/16 at Pennsylvania 0-7 L Don Nickles (TB-FB) Ed Staahl (OL) 10/3 Ursinus 7-7 T 10/23 Catholic 84-0 W Pittsburgh Steelers, 1960 New York Jets, 1983 10/10 at Pennsylvania 0-0 T 10/30 at Pittsburgh 0-14 L 10/17 at Princeton 0-16 L 11/6 Bucknell 10-7 W Matt O’Connell (E) 10/24 Villanova 14-3 W 11/13 Villanova 34-0 W Frankford Yellowjackets, 1924-25 Rob Stewart (QB) Seattle Seahawks, 1978 10/31 Penn State 0-17 L 11/20 Lehigh 27-7 W Jim O’Sullivan (P) 11/7 Muhlenberg 24-3 W 1921 (9-0) Baltimore Colts, 1977 11/14 Albright 42-6 W NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Christopher Thatcher (OL) 11/21 Lehigh 7-17 L Coach: Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland Peter Ohnegian (OL-DL) 11/26 Dickinson 56-7 W Cincinnati Bengals, 1986 9/24 Muhlenberg 48-0 W Tampa Bay Storm, Miami 1915 (8-3) 10/1 Pittsburgh 6-0 W Hooters, New Jersey Coach: Wilmer Crowell 10/8 Dickinson 27-0 W Red Dogs, Los Angeles Johnny Thompson (G) 9/25 Muhlenberg 14-7 W 10/15 at Bucknell 20-7 W Avengers (AFL), 1994-95, Frankford Yellowjackets, 1929 10/2 Ursinus 13-2 W 10/22 vs. Fordham * 28-7 W 1999-2000 10/9 at Washington 0-17 L 10/29 Rutgers 35-0 W Matt Walsh (RB) & Jefferson 11/5 at Pennsylvania 38-6 W Dave Pyne (OL) Cleveland Browns, 1978 10/16 at Princeton 3-40 L 11/12 Delaware 44-0 W New York Giants, 1994 Larry Walbridge (E) 10/20 Delaware 31-0 W 11/19 at Lehigh 28-6 W 10/23 Albright 46-0 W * = at Polo Grounds, N.Y. Robert Rasp (DB) Rochester Jeffersons, 1920-21 10/30 at Pennsylvania 17-0 W Miami Dolphins, 1980 1922 (7-2) Bodie Weldon (WB-TB) 11/6 Swarthmore 17-0 W Coach: Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland Vic Reuter (C) Buffalo All-Americans, 1920 11/13 Penn State 3-33 L 9/30 Richmond 34-0 W 11/20 at Lehigh 35-6 W Staten Island Stapletons, Larry Walbridge (C) 10/7 at Pittsburgh 7-0 W 11/25 Dickinson 27-7 W 1932 10/14 Muhlenberg 62-0 W New York Giants, 1925 1916 (2-6-1) 10/21 Bucknell 28-7 W Chris Royle (OL) Joe Williams (G-E-FB) Coach: Wilmer Crowell 10/28 at Boston College 12-0 W Tennessee Valley Vipers Canton Bulldogs, 1923; 9/30 Fordham 0-0 T 11/4 vs. Washington (AFL2), 2004 New York Giants 1925-26 10/7 Swarthmore 6-10 L & Jefferson * 13-14 L 10/14 Ursinus 0-6 L 11/11 at Rutgers 33-6 W Matt Sala (OL-DL) Mike Wilson (WB-TB-FB) 10/21 at Princeton 0-33 L 11/25 Lehigh 3-0 W Albany Firebirds (AFL), 1990 Frankford Yellowjackets, 10/28 Lebanon Valley 27-14 W 12/2 at Georgetown 7-13 L Ross Scheuerman (TB) 1929 11/4 at Pennsylvania 0-19 L * = at Polo Grounds, N.Y. 11/11 Albright 32-0 W Pittsburgh Steelers, Green 1923 (6-1-2) Phil Yarberough (WR-LB) 11/17 at Penn State 0-40 L Bay Packers (NFL), 2015 Coach: Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland Albany Conquest (AFL), 2002- 11/25 Lehigh 0-16 L 9/29 Muhlenberg 20-0 W Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL), 03 2016 1917 (3-5) 10/6 at Pittsburgh 0-7 L Walter Zirinski (FB) Coach: Robert “Punk” Berryman 10/13 Franklin & Marshall 33-0 W Johnny Scott (TB) 10/6 U.S. Ambulance 20-0 W 10/20 Springfield 21-0 W Cleveland Rams, 1945 10/13 Ursinus 12-6 W 10/27 Rutgers 6-6 T Rochester Jeffersons, 10/20 Rutgers 7-33 L 11/3 vs. Washington 1920-23 Some players listed were 10/27 Muhlenberg 0-6 L & Jefferson * 6-6 T Dave Shea (DB) NFL camp invitees and/or 11/3 at Pennsylvania 0-27 L 11/10 at Pennsylvania 8-6 W Pittsburgh Steelers, 1980 11/10 at Swarthmore 0-56 L 11/17 Dayton 45-0 W may have played on team 11/17 Albright 42-0 W 11/24 at Lehigh 13-3 W George Seashortz (fb-tb-wb) practice squad 11/24 at Lehigh 0-78 L * = at Polo Grounds, N.Y. Milwaukee Badgers, 1922; 1918 (3-4) 1924 (7-2) Coach: Lt. L.A. Cobbett Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 1925 (7-1-1) 10/19 Ursinus 17-0 W 9/27 Muhlenberg 13-0 W Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/26 Muhlenberg 0-7 L 10/4 at Pittsburgh 10-0 W 9/26 Muhlenberg 20-14 W 11/2 at Pennsylvania 0-34 L 10/11 Hobart 30-0 W 10/3 at Pittsburgh 20-9 W 11/18 Franklin & Marshall 13-0 W 10/18 at Bucknell 21-3 W 10/10 Washington 40-0 W 11/23 Lehigh 0-17 L 10/25 vs. Washington 10/17 vs. Colgate * 7-7 T 11/28 Garden City Aviation 0-21 L & Jefferson * 10/24 vs. Washington 6-7 L 12/2 St. Joseph’s 18-13 W 11/1 at Pennsylvania 3-6 L & Jefferson @ 11/8 vs. Rutgers @ 7-43 L 10/31 St. Bonaventure 20-6 W 11/15 Alfred 47-0 W 11/7 Rutgers 34-0 W 11/22 Lehigh 7-0 W 11/14 Susquehanna 47-0 W * = at Polo Grounds, N.Y. 11/21 at Lehigh 14-0 W @ = at Princeton, N.J. * = at Philadelphia, Pa. @ = at Polo Grounds, N.Y.

126 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1926-1943 1926 (9-0) 1932 (3-5) NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Coach: G. Herbert McCracken Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/1 at Muhlenberg 6-0 W 9/25 Muhlenberg 35-0 W 10/8 at Dartmouth 0-6 L 10/2 Schuylkill College 47-0 W 10/15 Colgate 0-35 L 10/9 at Pittsburgh 17-7 W 10/22 at Bucknell 6-14 L 10/16 Dickinson 42-13 W 10/29 Washington 0-7 L 10/23 Albright 30-7 W & Jefferson 10/30 vs. Washington 16-10 W 11/5 at Rutgers 6-7 L & Jefferson * 11/12 St. John’s 51-0 W 11/6 at Rutgers 37-0 W 11/19 Lehigh 25-6 W 11/13 Susquehanna 68-0 W 1933 (3-5-1) 11/20 Lehigh 35-0 W Coach: G. Herbert McCracken * = at Philadelphia, Pa. 9/30 Muhlenberg 20-0 W 1927 (5-3-1) 10/7 at Franklin Coach: G.Herbert McCracken & Marshall 12-0 W 9/24 Schuylkill College 39-13 W 10/14 vs. New York 12-13 L 10/1 Muhlenberg 38-7 W University * 10/8 Rutgers 56-0 W 10/21 Bucknell 0-21 L History was made in 1930 when Lafayette and Washington & 10/15 at West Virginia 7-7 T 10/28 at Colgate 0-0 T Jefferson played the first indoor night college football game 10/22 Washington 0-14 L 11/4 at Pennsylvania 7-16 L before a standing room only crowd of 17,000 at the Atlantic City & Jefferson 11/11 Rutgers 13-20 L Auditorium. 10/29 at Penn State 6-40 L 11/18 at Columbia 6-46 L 11/5 at Georgetown 2-27 L 11/25 at Lehigh 54-12 W 11/12 Susquehanna 73-6 W * = at Yankee Stadium 11/19 at Lehigh 43-0 W 1934 (2-6) 1928 (6-1-2) Coach: G. Herbert McCracken Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/6 Muhlenberg 19-0 W 9/29 Albright 78-0 W 10/13 Franklin & Marshall 0-13 L 10/6 Muhlenberg 56-0 W 10/20 at New York 7-12 L 10/13 George Washington 28-0 W University 10/20 at Bucknell 0-0 T 10/27 Albright 26-0 W 10/27 West Virginia 0-17 L 11/3 at Pennsylvania 0-41 L 11/3 Washington 13-13 T 11/10 at Rutgers 6-27 L & Jefferson 11/17 at Penn State 6-25 L 11/10 at Rutgers 16-0 W 11/24 Lehigh 7-13 L 11/17 Penn State 7-0 W 1935 (2-7) 11/24 Lehigh 38-14 W Coach: G. Herbert McCracken Lafayette’s national championship team of 1926. 1929 (3-5) 9/28 Moravian 0-6 L Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/5 Muhlenberg 7-0 W 10/5 Muhlenberg 23-0 W 10/12 at Albright 0-38 L 10/12 Manhattan 23-0 W 10/19 Colgate 0-52 L 1938 (5-3) 11/16 Western Maryland 40-7 W 10/19 Bucknell 3-6 L 10/26 at Pennsylvania 0-67 L Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 11/23 Lehigh 46-0 W 10/26 at Penn State 3-6 L 11/2 Rutgers 6-31 L 10/1 at Pennsylvania 6-34 L 1941 (5-4) 11/2 at Washington 0-20 L 11/9 Baltimore 26-0 W 10/8 at Brown 0-20 L Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin & Jefferson 11/16 at Yale 0-55 L 10/15 Washington 27-0 W 9/27 at Virginia 6-25 L 11/9 Rutgers 20-6 W 11/23 at Lehigh 0-48 L & Jefferson 10/4 New York University 0-6 L 11/16 at Temple 0-13 L 10/22 New York University 7-6 W 1936 (1-8) 10/11 at Navy 2-41 L 11/23 at Lehigh 12-13 L 10/29 Ursinus 39-0 W Coach: Ernie Nevers 10/18 Muhlenberg 40-0 W 11/5 at Penn State 7-0 W 1930 (5-3-1) 9/26 at Muhlenberg 6-19 L 10/25 Brown 0-13 L 11/12 at Rutgers 0-6 L Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/3 at Pennsylvania 0-35 L 11/1 at Gettysburg 17-6 W 11/19 Lehigh 6-0 W 9/27 St. Thomas 7-0 W 10/10 Gettysburg 0-2 L 11/8 Rutgers 16-0 W 10/4 Muhlenberg 13-0 W 10/17 Dickinson 7-0 W 1939 (4-5) 11/15 Western Maryland 26-0 W 10/11 at Colgate 0-41 L 10/24 at Colgate 0-41 L Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 11/22 at Lehigh 47-7 W 10/18 Penn State 0-0 T 10/31 at New York 0-46 L 9/30 Ursinus 33-0 W 1942 (3-5-1) 10/25 vs. Washington 0-7 L University 10/7 at Pennsylvania 0-6 L Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin & Jefferson * 11/7 Washington 6-31 L 10/14 Muhlenberg 6-7 L 9/26 at Cornell 16-20 L 11/1 Upsala 74-0 W & Jefferson 10/21 at Dartmouth 0-14 L 10/3 at Army 0-14 L 11/8 at Rutgers 31-26 W 11/14 Moravian 7-28 L 10/28 Gettysburg 40-0 W 10/10 Fort Monmouth 7-3 W 11/15 at Temple 0-43 L 11/21 Lehigh 0-18 L 11/4 at New York 0-14 10/17 at Brown 0-7 L 11/22 Lehigh 16-6 W University L 10/24 Virginia 19-13 W * = at Atlantic City, N.J. 11/11 Rutgers 6-13 L 1937 (8-0) 10/31 at Bucknell 7-13 L 11/18 Washington 13-0 W 1931 (7-2) Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 11/7 at Rutgers 19-13 W & Jefferson Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/2 Upsala 33-0 W 11/14 Lakehurst 0-14 L 11/25 at Lehigh 29-13 W 9/26 Baltimore 51-0 W 10/9 at Gettysburg 2-0 W 11/21 Lehigh 7-7 T 10/3 Muhlenberg 26-0 W 10/16 at Georgetown 6-0 W 1940 (9-0) 1943 (4-1) 10/10 at Colgate 0-16 L 10/23 at New York 13-0 W Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin Coach: Ben Wolfson 10/17 St. John’s 22-0 W University 9/28 Ursinus 20-0 W 10/16 U.S. Naval Air Station 12-0 W 10/24 Washington 21-0 W 10/30 Franklin & Marshall 14-0 W 10/5 at New York 9-7 W 10/23 Lehigh 39-7 W & Jefferson 11/6 Rutgers 13-6 W University 11/6 at Rutgers 0-13 L 10/31 at Pennsylvania 0-3 L 11/13 Washington 16-0 W 10/12 at Muhlenberg 26-7 W 11/20 Rutgers 9-2 W 11/7 Rutgers 22-0 W & Jefferson 10/19 Gettysburg 45-6 W 11/27 at Lehigh 58-0 W 11/14 Penn State 33-0 W 11/20 at Lehigh 6-0 W 10/26 at Army 19-0 W 11/21 at Lehigh 13-7 W 11/2 Washington 25-0 W & Jefferson 11/9 at Rutgers 7-6 W

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 127 Lafayette Football 1944-1962 1944 (6-1) 1950 (1-8) Coach: Ben Wolfson Coach: Maurice “Clipper” Smith 10/7 at New York University 39-0 W 9/23 Fordham 19-20 L Did You Know? 10/14 at Syracuse 7-32 L 9/30 at Cornell 0-27 L 10/21 at Lehigh 44-0 W 10/7 Scranton 7-20 L Lafayette played Lehigh twice annually from 1884-1901, 10/28 Rutgers 19-6 W 10/14 at Muhlenberg 6-21 L with the exception of 1896, the only disruption in the 11/4 Ursinus 34-21 W 10/21 at Delaware 9-7 W series. The two teams played three times in 1891. 11/11 at Rutgers 39-0 W 10/28 at Bucknell 0-32 L 11/18 Lehigh 64-0 W 11/4 Syracuse 0-34 L 11/11 at Rutgers 7-31 L 1945 (1-7-1) Lafayette and Lehigh also met twice in 1943 and 1944 11/18 Lehigh 0-38 L Coach: Ben Wolfson during World War II, with the College Hill men winning 9/29 at Columbia 14-40 L 1951 (1-7) 10/6 at Princeton 7-7 T Coach: Maurice “Clipper” Smith all four games by a combined score of 205-7. 10/13 at Colgate 0-47 L 9/22 Albright 6-12 L 10/20 Kings Point 7-26 L 9/29 Rutgers 12-47 L 10/27 Bucknell 2-26 L 10/6 at Syracuse 0-46 L 11/3 at Temple 0-20 L 10/13 Muhlenberg 14-7 W 11/10 Rutgers 14-32 L 10/20 at Princeton 7-60 L 11/17 U.S. Naval 7-12 L 10/27 Bucknell 21-40 L Air Station 11/10 Delaware 7-25 L 11/24 at Lehigh 7-0 W 11/17 at Lehigh 0-32 L 1946 (2-7) 1952 (0-9) Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin Coach: Steve Hokuf 9/28 Muhlenberg 20-32 L 9/27 at Bucknell 13-45 L 10/5 at Pennsylvania 0-66 L 10/4 Albright 6-28 L 10/12 Gettysburg 14-27 L 10/11 at Muhlenberg 0-37 L 10/19 Washington 7-6 W 10/18 at Princeton 0-48 L & Jefferson 10/25 at Yale 0-47 L 10/26 at Bucknell 0-29 L 11/1 New York University 7-14 L 11/2 Colgate 0-39 L 11/8 at Rutgers 6-21 L 11/9 at Rutgers 2-41 L 11/15 at Delaware 12-13 L 11/16 at Columbia 0-46 L 11/22 Lehigh 7-14 L 11/23 Lehigh 13-0 W 1953 (5-4) 1947 (6-3) Coach: Steve Hokuf The first game between Lafayette and Lehigh. Coach: Ivan Williamson 9/26 at Princeton 14-20 L 9/27 Muhlenberg 0-38 L 10/3 at Albright 28-7 W 10/4 at Pennsylvania 0-59 L 10/10 Muhlenberg 7-20 L 10/11 Gettysburg 14-13 W 10/17 Western Maryland 28-0 W 10/18 Bucknell 27-7 W 10/24 Bucknell 7-6 W 1957 (4-4) 1960 (5-4) 10/25 at Washington 20-12 W 10/31 at Franklin 34-13 W Coach: Steve Hokuf Coach: James McConlogue & Jefferson & Marshall 9/28 Muhlenberg 20-13 W 9/24 at Pennsylvania 14-35 L 11/1 Syracuse 14-7 W 11/7 Rutgers 13-14 L 10/5 at Buffalo 14-6 W 10/1 Muhlenberg 20-14 W 11/8 Rutgers 0-20 L 11/14 Delaware 7-13 L 10/12 Delaware cancelled -Flu 10/8 at Delaware 3-0 W 11/15 at Fordham 7-0 W 11/21 at Lehigh 33-13 W 10/19 at Temple 12-13 L 10/15 Temple 9-7 W 11/22 at Lehigh 7-0 W 1954 (4-5) 10/26 Bucknell 35-13 W 10/22 at Bucknell 0-28 L 1948 (7-2) Coach: Steve Hokuf 11/2 at Gettysburg 20-46 L 10/29 Gettysburg 10-7 W Coach: Ivan Williamson 9/25 Albright 26-0 W 11/9 Rutgers 19-34 L 11/5 at Rutgers 8-36 L 9/25 Fordham 53-14 W 10/2 Carnegie Tech. 21-23 L 11/16 Western Maryland 40-13 W 11/12 at Tufts 22-7 W 10/2 at Army 7-54 L 10/9 at Muhlenberg 0-27 L 11/23 at Lehigh 13-26 L 11/19 Lehigh 3-26 L 10/9 Washington 56-15 W 10/16 at Buffalo 26-0 W 1958 (5-3-1) 1961 (2-6-1) & Jefferson 10/23 at Bucknell 0-7 L Coach: James McConlogue Coach: James McConlogue 10/16 at Muhlenberg 46-13 W 10/30 Gettysburg 20-6 W 9/27 at Dartmouth 0-20 L 9/23 at Muhlenberg 14-13 W 10/23 at Bucknell 19-7 W 11/6 at Rutgers 0-7 L 10/4 Muhlenberg 27-14 W 9/30 at Pennsylvania 7-14 L 10/30 George Washington 33-14 W 11/13 at Delaware 7-41 L 10/11 at Delaware 7-6 W 10/7 Delaware 0-34 L 11/6 at Rutgers 13-34 L 11/20 Lehigh 46-0 W 10/18 Temple 35-0 W 10/14 at Temple 12-12 T 11/13 Ohio Wesleyan 27-7 W 10/25 at Bucknell 34-6 W 10/21 Bucknell 0-13 L 11/20 Lehigh 23-13 W 1955 (6-2) 11/1 Gettysburg 19-13 W 10/28 at Gettysburg 0-6 L 1949 (2-6) Coach: Steve Hokuf 11/8 at Rutgers 0-18 L 11/4 Rutgers 6-37 L Coach: Maurice “Clipper” Smith 9/24 Muhlenberg 7-0 W 11/15 at Tufts 8-16 L 11/11 Tufts 27-17 W 9/24 at Princeton 14-26 L 10/1 at Carnegie Tech. 41-14 W 11/22 Lehigh 14-14 T 11/18 at Lehigh 14-17 L 10/8 Delaware 6-14 L 10/1 at Syracuse 13-20 L 1959 (5-4) 1962 (3-6) 10/15 at Dartmouth 21-13 W 10/8 Muhlenberg 35-14 W Coach: James McConlogue Coach: James McConlogue 10/22 Bucknell 34-13 W 10/22 Delaware 0-7 L 9/26 at Pennsylvania 0-26 L 9/22 Muhlenberg 17-0 W 10/29 at Gettysburg 14-15 L 10/28 at George Washington 7-14 L 10/3 at Muhlenberg 19-6 W 9/29 at Pennsylvania 11-13 L 11/5 Rutgers 16-7 W 11/5 Rutgers 0-14 L 10/10 Delaware 8-26 L 10/6 at Delaware 7-28 L 11/19 at Lehigh 35-6 W 11/12 Bucknell 14-21 L 10/17 at Temple 52-20 W 10/13 Temple 0-21 L 11/19 at Lehigh 21-12 W 1956 (6-3) 10/24 Bucknell 12-6 W 10/20 at Bucknell 6-28 L Coach: Steve Hokuf 10/31 at Gettysburg 13-16 L 10/27 Gettysburg 20-14 W 9/22 at Muhlenberg 26-0 W 11/7 Rutgers 14-16 L 11/3 at Rutgers 0-40 L 9/29 Temple 20-0 W 11/14 Tufts 13-0 W 11/10 at Waynesburg 10-0 W 10/6 at Delaware 28-14 W 11/21 at Lehigh 28-6 W 11/17 Lehigh 6-13 L 10/13 Albright 32-7 W 10/20 at Bucknell 13-7 W 10/27 Gettysburg 6-12 L 11/3 at Rutgers 19-20 L 11/10 Western Maryland 43-7 W 11/17 Lehigh 10-27 L

128 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1963-1979 1963 (1-8) 11/8 at Vermont 28-17 W Coach: Kenneth Bunn 11/15 Colgate 10-14 L 9/28 at Pennsylvania 0-47 L 11/22 at Lehigh 19-36 L Team Captains 10/5 at Muhlenberg 7-18 L 1970 (6-5) 1882 Henry Craven 1923 Arthur Deibel 10/12 Delaware 0-61 L Coach: Harry Gamble 1883 Theodore Welles 1924 Charles Berry 10/19 at Temple 0-31 L 9/12 East Stroudsburg 27-16 W 1884 Lewis Frey 1925 Louis Gebhard 10/26 Bucknell 14-13 W 9/19 at Rutgers 16-41 L 1885 John Hamme 1926 Frank Kirkleski 11/2 at Gettysburg 12-14 L 9/26 at Columbia 9-23 L 11/9 Rutgers 0-49 L 1886 Frederick Gutelius 1927 Harold Cothran, 10/3 Drexel 19-14 W 11/16 Tufts 13-25 L 1887 Frederick Payne William Atkinson 10/10 at Delaware 20-36 L 11/30 at Lehigh 6-13 L 1888 Everet Camp 1928 Richard Guest 10/17 at Pennsylvania 20-31 L 1964 (0-7-2) 10/24 at Bucknell 28-30 L 1889 Harry Mackey 1929 William Sherwood Coach: Kenneth Bunn 10/31 Gettysburg 21-14 W 1890 Joseph Fox 1930 Raymond Woodfin 9/26 at Brown 3-20 L 11/7 at Davidson 53-34 W 1891 Moncure March 1931 Walter Vanderbush, 10/3 Hofstra 7-7 T 11/14 Vermont 31-14 W 1892 Gustave Voight Victor Reuter 10/10 at Delaware 0-28 L 11/21 Lehigh 31-28 W 1893 Ernest Edwards 1932 Adam Cirillo 10/17 Temple 18-38 L 1971 (5-5) 1894 Samuel Jordan 1933 Jerry Miller 10/24 at Bucknell 12-54 L Coach: Neil Putnam 1895 Gideon Boericke 1934 Charles Nesi 10/31 Gettysburg 3-21 L 9/18 Rutgers 13-7 W 1896 George Waldbridge 1935 W.R. Cocke, Jr. 11/7 at Rutgers 6-31 L 9/25 Columbia 3-0 W 1897 Charles Rinehart 1936 Benjamin Snyder 11/14 at Davidson 12-31 L 10/2 at Drexel 21-13 W 11/21 Lehigh 6-6 T 1898 Charles Best 1937 Edward Kanzler 10/9 Delaware 0-49 L 1899 Edward Bray 1938 Nobert Weldon, 1965 (3-7) 10/16 at Pennsylvania 17-15 W 1900 John Chalmers Harold Simmons Coach: Kenneth Bunn 10/23 Bucknell 0-33 L 9/18 at Colgate 0-40 L 10/30 at Kings Point 0-20 L 1901 Walter Bachman 1939 Hunter Jaggard 9/25 at Columbia 14-10 W 11/6 at Gettysburg 27-12 W 1902 Harry Trout 1940 George Moyer 10/2 at Hofstra 7-31 L 11/13 Colgate 14-51 L 1903 John Ernst 1941 John McKenna, 10/9 Delaware 7-40 L 11/20 at Lehigh 19-48 L 1904 Joseph Morrison Joseph Laird 10/16 at Temple 12-27 L 1972 (3-7) 1905 Frank Newberry 1942 Charles Nagle 10/23 Bucknell 14-13 W Coach: Neil Putnam 1906 Erastus Doud 1943 Walter Sergy 10/30 at Gettysburg 20-40 L 9/16 Kings Point 20-13 W 1907 Charles Ellicott 1944 Edward Podgorski 11/6 Rutgers 23-18 W 9/23 at Colgate 14-33 L 1908 George McCaa 1945 Game Captains 11/13 Davidson 10-14 L 9/29 at Pennsylvania 12-55 L 11/20 at Lehigh 14-20 L 1909 Arthur Blaicher 1946 Ed Whiteman 10/7 at Delaware 0-27 L 1910 Edwin Foresman 1947 Tod Saylor 1966 (3-6) 10/14 Rutgers 7-21 L 1911 William Dannehower 1948 Daniel Kovacs Coach: Kenneth Bunn 10/21 at Bucknell 7-26 L 1949 Gordon Schleer 9/24 at Harvard 7-30 L 10/28 at Maine 6-16 L 1912 Howard Benson 10/1 Hofstra 6-9 L 11/4 Gettysburg 39-25 W 1913 William Wagenhurst Joseph Zahurack 10/8 at Delaware 15-23 L 11/11 Drexel 16-0 W 1914 Joseph Diamond 1950 Jay Barclay 10/15 at Tufts 40-0 W 11/18 Lehigh 6-14 L 1915 John Luhr Joseph Diamond 10/22 at Bucknell 25-7 W 1973 (6-3-1) 1916 Paul Taylor 1951 Melvin Everingham 10/29 Gettysburg 18-19 L Coach: Neil Putnam 1917 Henry Lehr, Gordon Patrizio 11/5 at Rutgers 28-32 L 9/15 at Kings Point 21-3 W Grant Scott 1952 Jack Herbruck 11/12 Colgate 9-20 L 9/22 Colgate 21-55 L 1918 Grant Scott Edward Greaves 11/19 Lehigh 16-0 W 9/29 Pennsylvania 16-14 W 1919 John Weldon 1953 Joseph O’Lenic 1967 (4-5) 10/6 C.W. Post 28-12 W 1920 Joseph Lehecka 1954 Russell Hedden Coach: Harry Gamble 10/13 at Rutgers 6-35 L 1921 Joseph Lehecka 1955 Bob Fyvie 9/23 at Hofstra 0-28 L 10/20 Bucknell 0-0 T 1922 Frank Schwab Jack Burcin 9/30 at Harvard 0-51 L 10/27 Maine 23-13 W 10/7 Bucknell 21-6 W 11/3 at Gettysburg 19-3 W 10/14 Washington & Lee 17-6 W 11/10 Drexel 21-11 W 10/21 Delaware 2-21 L 11/17 at Lehigh 13-45 L 1976 (5-5) 1978 (4-7) 10/28 at Gettysburg 17-27 L 1974 (3-7) Coach: Neil Putnam Coach: Neil Putnam 11/4 Rutgers 3-27 L Coach: Neil Putnam 9/11 at Army 6-16 L 9/9 Gettysburg 31-0 W 11/11 at Kings Point 36-7 W 9/14 at Army 7-14 L 9/18 Kings Point 7-10 L 9/16 at Army 14-24 L 11/18 at Lehigh 6-0 W 9/21 Kings Point 13-17 L 9/25 at Columbia 31-38 L 9/23 Kings Point 10-13 L 1968 (7-3) 9/28 at Columbia 15-0 W 10/2 Wagner 44-21 W 9/30 at Columbia 0-21 L Coach: Harry Gamble 10/5 at Gettysburg 14-3 W 10/16 Pennsylvania 14-15 L 10/7 Fordham 17-14 W 9/21 at Rutgers 7-37 L 10/12 at Hofstra 17-7 W 10/23 Colgate 14-24 L 10/14 at Bucknell 14-7 W 9/28 at Columbia 36-14 W 10/19 Pennsylvania 7-37 L 10/30 at Bucknell 17-7 W 10/21 Pennsylvania 20-19 W 10/5 Hofstra 7-0 W 10/26 Colgate 18-24 L 11/6 at Gettysburg 30-3 W 10/28 at Maine 25-31 L 10/12 at Washington & Lee 27-7 W 11/2 at Bucknell 6-10 L 11/13 at Davidson 30-20 W 11/4 at Colgate 7-17 L 10/19 Drexel 27-0 W 11/9 Rutgers 0-35 L 11/20 Lehigh 21-17 W 11/11 at Davidson 12-17 L 11/18 Lehigh 15-23 L 10/26 at Bucknell 10-13 L 11/23 Lehigh 7-57 L 1977 (5-6) 11/2 Gettysburg 37-0 W 1975 (5-5) Coach: Neil Putnam 1979 (5-3-2) 11/9 Kings Point 7-0 W Coach: Neil Putnam 9/10 Maine 10-12 L Coach: Neil Putnam 11/16 at Colgate 14-10 W 9/20 at Kings Point 7-3 W 9/17 at Colgate 12-38 L 9/8 at Gettysburg 41-6 W 11/23 Lehigh 6-21 L 9/27 Columbia 10-7 W 9/24 at Columbia 10-21 L 9/15 at Kings Point 33-6 W 1969 (4-6) 10/4 Hofstra 31-19 W 10/1 at Kings Point 33-6 W 9/22 at Davidson 13-16 L Coach: Harry Gamble 10/11 Bucknell 5-15 L 10/8 Bucknell 34-7 W 9/29 Columbia 14-7 W 9/20 Rutgers 22-44 L 10/17 at Pennsylvania 0-13 L 10/14 at Pennsylvania 7-42 L 10/13 Bucknell 0-0 T 9/27 at Columbia 36-22 W 10/25 at Colgate 2-56 L 10/22 at Army 6-42 L 10/19 at Pennsylvania 9-7 W 10/4 at Hofstra 41-25 W 11/1 Gettysburg 20-12 W 10/29 Gettysburg 22-3 W 10/27 Maine 21-34 L 10/11 Drexel 27-7 W 11/8 at Rutgers 6-48 L 11/5 Fordham 41-23 W 11/3 Colgate 7-7 T 10/18 Boston University 14-22 L 11/15 Davidson 31-3 W 11/12 Davidson 20-18 W 11/10 Wagner 21-3 W 10/25 Bucknell 20-21 L 11/22 at Lehigh 14-40 L 11/19 at Lehigh 17-35 L 11/17 at Lehigh 3-24 L 11/1 at Gettysburg 10-19 L

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 129 Lafayette Football 1980-1990 1980 (3-7) 1986 (6-5, 2-2 Colonial League) Coach: Neil Putnam Coach: Bill Russo 9/13 Central Conn. State 3-14 L 9/13 Kutztown 17-6 W Team Captains 9/20 Davidson 27-20 W 9/20 Holy Cross* 14-38 L 1956 Jack Slotter 1992 Tom Kirchhoff 9/27 at Columbia 0-6 L 9/27 at Columbia 26-21 W Robert Burcin Kevin McManus 10/4 at Maine 3-24 L 10/4 Cornell 33-22 W 1957 William Harrick 1993 Chris Flood 10/11 at Bucknell 0-14 L 10/11 New Hampshire 16-20 L Joseph Bozik Pete Ohnegian 10/18 Pennsylvania 3-0 W 10/18 at Davidson 51-14 W 11/1 at Colgate 0-44 L 10/25 at Bucknell* 52-34 W 1958 Donald Dilly Dave Pyne 11/8 at New Hampshire 6-26 L 11/1 at Colgate* 7-42 L 1959 Donald Nikles Mark Reardon 11/15 Kings Point 31-12 W 11/8 at Pennsylvania 14-42 L 1960 Charles Bartos 1994 Harrison Bailey 11/22 Lehigh 0-32 L 11/15 at Army 48-56 L Robert Howard Erik Marsh 1981 (9-2) 11/22 Lehigh* 28-23 W 1961 Walter Doleschal 1995 Glenn Hunzinger Coach: Bill Russo 1987 (4-7, 2-3 Colonial League) Peter Lehr Gavin Morrissey 9/12 Central Conn. State 51-0 W Coach: Bill Russo 1962 Martin Shane Jarrett Shine 9/19 at Davidson 14-7 W 9/12 Kutztown 29-17 W 1963 John Brown 1996 B.J. Gallis 9/26 at Columbia 28-13 W 9/19 at Holy Cross* 11-40 L Richard Zanewicz Quincy Miller 10/3 Maine 17-0 W 9/26 Columbia 38-7 W 1964 Douglas Dill 1997 Dan Bengele 10/10 Bucknell 37-0 W 10/3 at Cornell 12-17 L George Hossenlopp Craig Hansen 10/17 at Colgate 0-30 L 10/10 Bucknell* 42-21 W 1965 Thomas Rosenberg Todd Stahlnecker 10/24 at Gettysburg 28-14 W 10/17 Davidson* 38-10 W 10/31 C.W. Post 48-10 W 10/24 at New Hampshire 19-21 L Joseph Smodish 1998 Angel Colon 11/7 New Hampshire 18-21 L 10/31 Colgate* 14-35 L Gabriel Washo Damian Wroblewski, 11/14 at U.S.M.M.A. 49-13 W 11/7 Pennsylvania 14-23 L 1966 Gary Marshall Andy Zabinski 11/21 at Lehigh 10-3 W 11/14 at Army 37-49 L 1967 Robert Albus 1999 John Fistner, 1982 (7-3) 11/21 at Lehigh* 10-17 L 1968 Richard Lettieri Jim Goff Coach: Bill Russo 1988 (8-2-1, 5-0 Colonial League) 1969 Robert Zimmers Chad Williamson 9/11 Rhode Island 10-20 L COLONIAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Gary Kolarik 2000 Mike Levy 9/18 at Army 20-26 L Coach: Bill Russo 1970 Richard McKay Phil Yarberough 9/25 at Columbia 53-23 W 9/10 Kutztown 54-7 W 1971 Peter Tonks 2001 Jim Brown 10/2 at Bucknell 37-6 W 9/17 Holy Cross* 28-20 W Edward DiSalvo Barret Diefendefer 10/9 at Maine 14-28 L 9/24 at Columbia 49-3 W 1972 Steven Huntzinger, 2002 Chris Partridge 10/16 Pennsylvania 35-20 W 10/1 at Colgate* 42-35 W Chris Royle 10/23 Davidson 49-14 W 10/8 at Bucknell* 52-35 W Donald Meyer 11/6 at Princeton 47-37 W 10/15 at Army 17-24 L 1973 Thomas Kubler 2003 Marko Glavic 11/13 Kutztown 36-3 W 10/22 Mercyhurst 50-18 W James Nolan John Weyrauch 11/20 Lehigh 34-6 W 10/29 Cornell 21-21 T 1974 Adam Piergallini Wes Erbe 1983 (6-5) 11/5 Pennsylvania 17-31 L Michael Slattery John-Frank Stubits Coach: Bill Russo 11/12 at Davidson* 38-13 W 1975 Mark Jones 2004 Wes Erbe 9/10 East Stroudsburg 20-14 W 11/19 Lehigh* 52-45 W John Grimes Stephen Bono 9/17 at Davidson 35-12 W 1989 (5-5, 2-2 Colonial League) 1976 Matt Walsh 2005 Maurice Bennett 9/24 Columbia 34-29 W Coach: Bill Russo George O’Shaughnessy David Nelson 10/1 Bucknell 33-3 W 9/9 Kutztown 44-14 W 1977 John Orrico 2006 Brad Maurer, 10/8 Maine 38-39 L 9/16 Holy Cross* 21-23 L Thomas Padilla Marvin Snipes 10/15 at Pennsylvania 20-28 L 9/23 at Pennsylvania 12-25 L 1978 Jim Medes Justin Stovall 10/22 at James Madison 31-14 W 9/30 Columbia 52-14 W 10/29 Colgate 7-21 L 10/7 at Cornell 23-24 L Brian Musician 2007 Marcel Quarterman 11/5 at Princeton 33-41 L 10/14 Fordham 40-7 W 1979 Tim Gerhart, Kyle Sprenkle 11/12 Kutztown 28-13 W 10/21 at Army 20-34 L Rich Smith 2008 Andy Romans 11/19 at Lehigh 14-22 L 10/28 Colgate* 38-33 W 1980 Steve MacCorkle Joe Russo 1984 (5-5) 11/4 at Bucknell* 33-54 L Ed Rogusky 2009 Ryan Hart-Predmore Coach: Bill Russo 11/18 at Lehigh* 36-21 W 1981 Steve Biale Mark Leggiero 9/8 at Rhode Island 10-31 L Joe Skladany Andrew Poulson 9/15 New Hampshire 7-21 L 1990 (4-7, 1-4 Patriot League) 1982 Bob Mahr 2010 Mitch Bennett 9/22 Kutztown 16-3 W Coach: Bill Russo Ed Stahl Mike Schmidlein 9/29 at Columbia 23-14 W 9/8 Kutztown 32-16 W 1983 Rich Doverspike 2011 Mitch Bennett 10/6 at Maine 20-22 L 9/15 Bucknell* 14-24 L Frank Novak Ben Eaton 10/13 Connecticut 20-13 W 9/22 at Yale 17-18 L Craig Williams Ryan O’Neil 10/20 at Colgate 20-41 L 9/29 Pennsylvania 20-13 W 11/3 at Bucknell 3-10 L 10/6 at Columbia 41-34 W 1984 Frank Corbo 2012 Rick Lyster 11/11 East Stroudsburg 44-38 W 10/13 Cornell 16-38 L 1985 John Anderson Darius Safford 11/17 Lehigh 28-7 W 10/20 at Army 0-56 L Ryan Priest 2013 Brad Bormann 1985 (6-5) 10/27 at Holy Cross* 3-34 L 1986 Charles Brantley Pat Crosby Coach: Bill Russo 11/3 at Fordham* 59-14 W Ryan Priest Randall Logan 9/14 at New Hampshire 20-7 W 11/10 at Colgate* 7-36 L Chris Thatcher 2014 Luke Chiarolanzio 9/21 Colgate 14-30 L 11/17 Lehigh* 14-35 L 1987 Jim Johnson James Coscia 9/28 Columbia 20-0 W Dave MacPhee Jared Roberts 10/5 at Cornell 17-3 W 1988 Chris LaPietra Ross Scheuerman 10/12 James Madison 20-13 W Andy Nygren 2015 Mark Dodd 10/19 at Navy 14-56 L 1989 Frank Baur Bobby DePietro 10/26 at Rhode Island 21-41 L 11/2 Towson 24-27 L Dwayne Norris 2016 Collin Albershardt 11/9 Bucknell 47-0 W 1990 Art Bittel Draeland James 11/16 Kutztown 23-7 W Tom Costello Matt Rothrock 11/23 at Lehigh 19-24 L 1991 Dave Levine Connor Staudle Tim Moncman

130 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1991-2008 1991 (6-5, 3-2 Patriot League) 1996 (5-5, 2-2 Patriot League) 2002 (7-5, 5-2 Patriot League) 2004 (8-4 , 5-1 Patriot League) Coach: Bill Russo Coach: Bill Russo Coach:Frank Tavani Patriot League Champions 9/14 Buffalo 42-21 W 9/14 Millersville 29-17 W 9/7 MONMOUTH 30-29 W Coach:Frank Tavani 9/21 at Va. Military Inst. 21-42 L 9/21 Northeastern 6-36 L 9/14 TOWSON* 23-7 W 9/4 MARIST 48-7 W 9/28 Yale 14-24 L 9/28 Cornell 30-19 W 9/21 PENN 21-52 L 9/11 at Georgetown* 17-6 W 10/5 at Pennsylvania 20-12 W 10/5 at Harvard 17-7 W 9/28 at Princeton 19-34 L 9/18 at Princeton 18-35 L 10/12 Bucknell* 20-16 W 10/12 at Fordham* cancelled 10/5 at Duquesne 22-23 L 9/25 at Richmond 21-16 W 10/19 Columbia 30-15 W 10/19 at Columbia 0-3 L 10/12 at Columbia 28-21 W 10/2 HARVARD 23-38 L 10/26 at Hofstra 17-60 L 10/26 at Colgate* 9-40 L 10/19 GEORGETOWN* 35-17 W 10/9 at Columbia 35-14 W 11/2 at Holy Cross* 14-48 L 11/2 at Army 21-41 L 10/26 at Fordham* 26-33 L 10/16 at Bucknell* 14-13 W 11/9 Fordham* 33-7 W 11/9 Bucknell* 23-7 W 11/2 at Colgate* 24-31 L 10/23 at Fordham* 35-20 W 11/16 Colgate* 48-31 W 11/16 Holy Cross* 38-21 W 11/9 at Bucknell* 19-3 W 11/6 at Colgate* 19-22 L 11/23 at Lehigh* 18-36 L 11/23 Lehigh* 19-23 L 11/16 HOLY CROSS* 42-13 W 11/13 HOLY CROSS* 56-20 W 1992 (8-3, 5-0 Patriot League) 1997 (3-8, 2-4 Patriot League) 11/23 LEHIGH* 14-7 W 11/20 LEHIGH* 24-10 W 11/27 at Delaware 14-28 L Patriot League Champions Coach: Bill Russo 2003 (5-6, 2-5 Patriot League) (NCAA FCS Playoffs) Coach: Bill Russo 9/6 Fordham* 0-23 L Coach:Frank Tavani 9/12 Hofstra 21-14 W 9/13 at Army 14-41 L 9/6 MARIST 49-0 W 2005 (8-4 , 5-1 Patriot League) 9/19 Buffalo 49-28 W 9/20 Bucknell* 21-23 L 9/13 at Towson* 13-19 L Patriot League Champions 9/26 at Princeton 35-38 L 9/27 at Brown 27-35 L 9/27 PRINCETON 28-13 W Coach:Frank Tavani 10/3 at Cornell 33-44 L 10/4 Columbia 31-3 W 10/4 GEORGETOWN* 10-17 L 9/13 at Marist 40-21 W 10/10 at Army 36-38 L 10/11 Colgate* 6-44 L 10/11 COLUMBIA 41-27 W 9/10 RICHMOND 7-0 W 10/17 Harvard 31-29 W 10/18 at Cornell 34-41 (OT)L 10/18 at Harvard 27-34 L 9/17 PRINCETON 21-23 L 10/24 at Fordham* 44-21 W 10/25 Towson* 38-0 W 10/25 FORDHAM* 30-32 L 9/24 FORDHAM* 27-10 W 10/31 at Colgate* 37-28 W 11/1 New Haven 0-38 L 11/1 COLGATE* 31-47 L 10/1 at Georgetown* 12-7 W 11/7 Holy Cross* 15-6 W 11/15 at Holy Cross* 34-23 W 11/8 BUCKNELL* 35-17 W 10/8 COLUMBIA 14-7 W 11/14 at Bucknell* 49-7 W 11/22 at Lehigh* 31-43 L 11/15 at Holy Cross* 41-13 W 10/15 HARVARD 17-24 L 11/21 Lehigh* 32-29 W 1998 (3-8, 3-3 Patriot League) 11/22 at Lehigh* 10-30 L 10/29 BUCKNELL* 33-20 W 1993 (5-4-2, 3-1-1 Patriot League) Coach: Bill Russo 11/5 COLGATE* 15-18 L Coach: Bill Russo 9/12 at Northeastern 7-41 L 11/13 at Holy Cross* 41-21 W 9/11 Bucknell* 31-14 W 9/19 Buffalo 14-16 L 11/20 at Lehigh* 23-19 W 9/18 at Buffalo 29-15 W 9/26 Brown 21-23 L 11/27 at Appalachian State 23-34 L 9/25 Princeton 7-21 L 10/3 at Dartmouth 10-13 (OT)L (NCAA FCS Playoffs) 10/2 at Harvard 16-21 L 10/10 at Towson* 27-7 W 10/9 at Columbia 58-6 W 10/17 Princeton 0-28 L 10/16 Hofstra 17-17 T 10/24 at Bucknell* 22-33 L 10/23 Fordham* 27-12 W 10/31 Holy Cross* 28-17 W 10/30 Colgate* 7-7 T 11/7 at Fordham* 27-20 W 11/6 at Holy Cross* 52-27 W 11/14 at Colgate* 27-42 L 11/13 at Army 12-35 L 11/21 Lehigh* 7-31 L 11/20 at Lehigh* 14-39 L 1999 (4-7, 2-4 Patriot League) 1994 (5-6, 5-0 Patriot League) Coach: Bill Russo Patriot League Champions 9/11 at Towson* 7-35 L Coach: Bill Russo 9/18 at Holy Cross* 12-30 L 9/10 East Stroudsburg 14-31 L 9/25 at Brown 28-35 L 9/17 at Pennsylvania 7-27 L 10/2 Dartmouth 20-10 W 9/24 Hofstra 6-27 L 10/9 Colgate* 14-56 L 10/1 at Columbia 13-28 L 10/16 at Princeton 10-22 L 10/8 Dartmouth 15-27 L 10/23 Bucknell* 22-21 W 10/15 at Navy 0-7 L 10/30 Marist 38-13 W 10/22 Holy Cross* 17-9 W 11/6 Fordham* 27-7 W 10/29 at Bucknell* 56-14 W 11/13 Duquesne 17-28 L 11/5 at Colgate* 14-6 W 11/20 at Lehigh* 12-14 L 11/12 at Fordham* 34-6 W 2000 (2-9, 1-5 Patriot League) 11/19 Lehigh* 54-20 W Coach: Frank Tavani 1995 (4-6-1, 3-2 Patriot League) 9/9 TOWSON* 42-20 L Coach: Bill Russo 9/16 PRINCETON 24-17 W 9/9 at Buffalo 24-17 W 9/23 at Penn 45-28 L 9/16 at Hofstra 0-26 L 9/30 HARVARD 42-19 L 9/23 Pennsylvania 8-28 L 10/7 at Columbia 47-22 L 9/30 Columbia 10-10 T 10/14 at Bucknell* 42-30 L 10/7 at Dartmouth 7-14 L 10/21 HOLY CROSS* 28-13 W 10/14 at Princeton 0-41 L 10/28 at Colgate* 17-14 L 10/21 at Holy Cross* 27-17 W 11/4 at Fordham* 31-28 L 10/28 at Bucknell* 11-30 L 11/11 at Duquesne 23-14 L 11/4 Colgate* 35-9 W 11/18 LEHIGH* 31-17 L 11/11 Fordham* 24-21 (OT)W 2001 (2-8, 1-6 Patriot League) 11/18 at Lehigh* 30-37 (OT)L Coach:Frank Tavani 9/8 at Towson* 16-13 (OT)L 9/15 at Princeton cancelled 9/22 PENN 37-0 L 9/29 at Harvard 38-14 L 10/6 COLUMBIA 31-14 W 10/13 BUCKNELL* 17-16 L 10/20 at Holy Cross* 63-53 L Erik Marsh ’95 is the all-time leading rusher in Lafayette history 10/27 COLGATE* 20-16 L with 4,834 yards. A two-time All-American, Marsh helped lead 11/3 FORDHAM* 45-24 L the Leopards to Patriot League championships in 1992 and 1994. 11/10 at Georgetown* 37-17 W 11/17 at Lehigh* 41-6 L

2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 131 Lafayette Football 2006-2017 2006 (6-6, 5-1 Patriot League) 10/22 FORDHAM 45-24 W 2017 (3-8, 3-3 Patriot League) Patriot League Champions 10/29 BUCKNELL* 39-13 L Coach: John Garrett 2019 SCHEDULE Coach: Frank Tavani 11/5 COLGATE* 37-24 (OT) W 9/2 at Monmouth 31-12 L 9/2 at Sacred Heart 25-14 W 11/12 at Holy Cross* 29-24 L 9/9 SACRED HEART 38-24 L SEPTEMBER 9/9 at Bucknell* 21-0 W 11/19 at Lehigh* 37-13 L 9/16 at Villanova 59-0 L 7 at William & Mary 9/16 PENN 21-11 L 9/23 PRINCETON 38-17 L 2012 (5-6, 2-3 Patriot League) 14 MONMOUTH 9/23 at Princeton 26-14 L 9/30 at Holy Cross* 10-7 W Coach: Frank Tavani 21 BYE 9/30 YALE 37-34 L 9/8 at William & Mary 17-14 W 10/7 FORDHAM* 14-10 W 10/14 at Harvard 24-7 L 9/15 PENN 28-21 W 10/14 at Harvard 38-10 L 28 PENN 10/21 HOLY CROSS 38-28 L 9/22 at Bucknell* 20-14 W 10/21 BUCKNELL* 13-7 L OCTOBER 10/28 at Colgate* 27-10 W 9/29 at Robert Morris 31-28 L 11/4 at Georgetown* 7-0 W L 5 SACRED HEART 11/4 at Fordham* 31-24 W 10/6 PRINCETON 35-14 L 11/11 COLGATE* 27-0 11/18 at Lehigh* 38-31 L 11/11 GEORGETOWN* 45-14 W 10/13 at Yale 20-10 W 12 PRINCETON 11/18 LEHIGH* 49-27 W 10/20 HOLY CROSS* 30-13 W * denotes conference games 19 at Georgetown 11/25 at Massachusetts 35-14 L 10/27 GEORGETOWN* 20-17 L 26 BUCKNELL (NCAA FCS Playoffs) 11/3 at Colgate* 65-41 L All-Time Record: 2007 (7-4, 4-2 Patriot League) 11/10 at Fordham 36-27 L NOVEMBER Coach: Frank Tavani 11/17 LEHIGH* 38-21 L 675-605-39 (.527) 2 FORDHAM 9/1 MARIST 49-10 W 2013 (5-7, 4-1 Patriot League) 9 at Holy Cross 9/8 at Georgetown* 28-7 W All-Time Record vs. Patriot League Champions 16 COLGATE 9/15 at Penn 8-7 W Coach: Frank Tavani Patriot League Members: 9/22 PRINCETON 20-14 L 9/7 SACRED HEART 26-24 L 199-190-16 (.511) 23 at Lehigh 10/6 COLUMBIA 29-0 W 9/14 WILLIAM & MARY 34-6 L 10/13 at Harvard 44-23 L 9/21 at Penn 27-21 L Record in Patriot League Play: 2020 SCHEDULE 10/20 FORDHAM* 36-27 L 10/5 BUCKNELL* 31-7 W 10/27 COLGATE* 31-21 L 10/12 at Princeton 42-26 L (1986-present): 89-87-1 (.506) SEPTEMBER 11/3 BUCKNELL* 34-7 W 10/19 at Harvard 35-16 L 5 at Sacred Heart 11/10 at Holy Cross* 31-21 W 10/26 at Holy Cross* 41-23 W 12 at Navy 11/18 at Lehigh* 21-17 W 11/2 at Georgetown* 45-27 W 2008 (7-4, 3-3 Patriot League) 11/9 COLGATE* 28-24 L 19 WILLIAM & MARY Coach: Frank Tavani 11/16 FORDHAM 27-14 W 26 at Penn 9/6 at Marist 28-6 W 11/23 at Lehigh* 50-28 W 9/13 GEORGETOWN* 24-6 W 11/30 at New Hampshire 45-7 L OCTOBER 9/27 PENN 24-17 W (NCAA FCS Playoffs) 3 at Fordham 10/4 HARVARD 27-13 L 2014 (5-6, 2-3 Patriot League) 10 at Bucknell 10/11 at Columbia 13-3 W Coach: Frank Tavani 17 HARVARD 10/18 at Liberty 35-21 W 9/6 at Sacred Heart 27-14 L 24 BYE 10/25 at Fordham* 48-13 W 9/13 ROBERT MORRIS 50-3 W 11/1 at Colgate* 21-13 L 9/20 at William & Mary 33-19 L 31 GEORGETOWN 11/8 at Bucknell* 38-21 W 9/27 WAGNER 35-23 W 11/15 HOLY CROSS* 27-26 L NOVEMBER 10/3 at Fordham* 42-18 L 7 HOLY CROSS 11/22 LEHIGH* 31-15 L 10/11 GEORGETOWN* 24-21 W 2009 (8-3, 4-2 Patriot League) 10/18 at Harvard 24-14 L 14 at Colgate Coach: Frank Tavani 10/25 HOLY CROSS* 24-14 L 21 LEHIGH 9/12 at Georgetown* 28-3 W 11/1 at Bucknell* 27-24 (OT) L 9/19 LIBERTY 19-13 L 11/8 at Colgate* 19-16 W 9/26 PENN 20-17(OT)W 11/22 vs. Lehigh 27-7 W 2021 SCHEDULE 10/3 at Yale 31-14 W at Yankee Stadium SEPTEMBER 10/10 COLUMBIA 24-21 W 10/17 at Harvard 35-18 W 2015 (1-10, 0-6 Patriot League) 4 at Air Force 10/24 FORDHAM* 26-21 W Coach: Frank Tavani 11 at William & Mary 10/31 BUCKNELL* 35-14 W 9/5 WILLIAM & MARY 34-7 L 18 MONMOUTH 9/12 at Delaware 19-9 L 11/7 COLGATE* 56-49 W 25 PENN 11/14 at Holy Cross* 28-26 L 9/19 PRINCETON 40-7 L 11/21 at Lehigh* 27-21 (OT)L 9/26 at Wagner 35-24 W OCTOBER 10/3 FORDHAM* 35-7 L 2010 (2-9, 1-4 Patriot League) 2 FORDHAM 10/10 at Georgetown* 38-7 L Coach: Frank Tavani 10/17 HARVARD 42-0 L 9 BUCKNELL 9/11 GEORGETOWN* 28-24 L 10/24 at Holy Cross* 42-0 L 9/18 at Penn 19-14 L 16 at Harvard 10/31 BUCKNELL* 35-24 L 9/25 at Princeton 36-33 (2OT) L 23 BYE 11/7 COLGATE* 28-19 L 10/2 HARVARD 35-10 L 11/21 at Lehigh* 49-35 L 30 at Georgetown 10/9 at Columbia 42-28 L NOVEMBER 10/16 STONY BROOK 28-21 W 2016 (2-9, 1-5 Patriot League) 10/23 at Fordham 14-10 L Coach: Frank Tavani 6 at Holy Cross 10/30 at Bucknell* 33-22 W 9/2 at Central Conn. St. 24-10 W 13 COLGATE 11/6 at Colgate* 24-14 L 9/10 DELAWARE 24-6 L 20 at Lehigh 11/13 HOLY CROSS* 37-27 L 9/17 at Princeton 35-31 L 11/20 LEHIGH* 20-13 L 9/24 VILLANOVA 31-14 L 2011 (4-7, 1-4 Patriot League) 10/1 HOLY CROSS* 38-28 L Coach: Frank Tavani 10/8 at Fordham* 58-34 L 9/3 at North Dakota St. 42-6 L 10/15 at Army 62-7 L 9/10 at Georgetown* 14-13 L 10/22 at Bucknell* 42-0 L 9/17 at Penn 37-12 W 10/29 GEORGETOWN* 17-3 W Home contests in CAPS 9/24 at Stony Brook 37-20 L 11/12 at Colgate* 38-17 L 10/1 HARVARD 31-3 L 11/19 LEHIGH* 45-21 L SCHEDULES ARE TENTATIVE 10/15 YALE 28-19 W

132 | 2018 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette vs. Lehigh COLLEGE FOOTBALL’S MOST-PLAYED RIVALRY “The Lehigh-Lafayette game is an integral No other football rivalry is quite like Previous records, scores and games against part of a college education. The game Lehigh-Lafayette. The traditions are common opponents are meaningless. It’s provides thrills and excitement and pure and the festivities are genuine. one game—all or nothing.” instills an attitude that is essential to Sportswriters are afraid to predict the succeed in all walks of life. Traditions, winner, oddsmakers shy from a point Preface Legends of Lehigh-Lafayette pregame hype and celebrations are all as spread and coaches don’t have to worry Todd Davidson and Bob Donchez important as the game itself. about getting their players up for the game. D&D Publishing Company, 1995

SERIES FACTS First Meeting: Oct. 25, 1884; Easton—Lafayette 56, Lehigh 0 Largest Margin of Victory (Lehigh): Nov. 24, 1917; Last Meeting: Nov. 18, 2017; Bethlehem—Lehigh 38, Bethlehem—Lehigh 78, Lafayette 0 Lafayette 31 Last Shutout: Nov. 22, 1980; Easton—Lehigh 32, Lafayette 0 Series Record: Lafayette leads, 78-70-5 (.526) (153 games) Last Tie: Nov. 21, 1964; Easton—Lafayette 6, Lehigh 6 In Easton: Lafayette leads, 41-30-5 (100th meeting) In Bethlehem: Lehigh leads, 39-36 Points Scored in Series: Lafayette 2,757; Lehigh 2,334 Neutral Site: Series tied, 1-1 Longest Lafayette Win Streak: 10 wins, 1919-28 Lafayette won 27-7 in Bronx, N.Y. (Yankee Stadium) Longest Lehigh Win Streak: 7 wins; 1995-2001 on Nov. 22, 2014 Miscellaneous Facts: The schools played each other twice Lehigh won 16-2 in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. on Nov. 25, 1891 per season from 1884-1901. They met three times in 1891 Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): and did not meet in 1896, due to a player eligibility dispute Nov. 18, 1944; Easton—Lafayette 64, Lehigh 0 between the two schools.

Lafayette-Lehigh Game MVP Beginning in 1960 meeting, the media The Lafayette-Lehigh MVP winners : 1989 Tom Costello (Lafayette), TB, So. 1990 Erick Torain (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 1960 Al Richmond (Lehigh), RB, Sr. in attendance have selected the game’s 1991 Glenn Kempa (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 1961 Boyd Taylor (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 1992 Erik Marsh (Lafayette), TB, So. Most Valuable Player. There have been 1962 Walt King (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 1993 Scott Semptimphelter (Lehigh), QB, Sr. eight two-time winners of the MVP 1963 Les Kish (Lehigh), QB, So. 1994 Erik Marsh (Lafayette), TB, Sr. 1964 George Hossenlopp (Lafayette), QB, Sr. Award: Tom Costello, Erik Marsh, Brad 1995 Brian Klingerman (Lehigh), WR, Sr. 1965 Hal Yeich (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 1996 Phil Stambaugh (Lehigh), QB, Fr. Maurer and Jonathan Hurt of Lafayette, 1966 Rick Craw (Lafayette), TB, Jr. 1997 Rabih Abdullah (Lehigh), RB, Sr. and Marty Horn, Kim McQuilken, J.B. 1967 Art Renfro (Lehigh), LB, Sr. 1998 Ron Jean (Lehigh), RB, Jr. 1968 Jim Petrillo (Lehigh), RB, So. Clark and Nick Shafnisky of Lehigh. Just 1999 Ron Jean (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 1969 Don Diorio (Lehigh), RB, So. 2000 Matt Salvaterra (Lehigh), DB, So. two times have there been co-MVP’s 1970 Rick Nowell (Lafayette), WR/PK, Sr. 2001 Josh Snyder (Lehigh), WR, Sr. (1976 and 2006). 1971 Jack Rizzo (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 2002 Joe McCourt (Lafayette), TB, So. 1972 Kim McQuilken (Lehigh), QB, Jr. 2003 Jermaine Pugh (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 1973 Kim McQuilken (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 2004 Brad Maurer (Lafayette), QB, So. 1974 Joe Alleva (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 2005 Jonathan Hurt (Lafayette), TB, Jr. 1975 Joe Sterrett (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 2006 Brad Maurer (Lafayette), QB, Sr. 1976 Mark Jones (Lafayette), QB, Sr. Jonathan Hurt (Lafayette), TB, Sr. Rod Gardner (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 2007 Rob Curley (Lafayette),QB, So. 1977 Mike Reiker (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 2008 J.B. Clark (Lehigh), QB, So. 1978 Steve Kreider (Lehigh), WR, Sr. 2009 J.B. Clark (Lehigh), QB, Jr. 1979 Joe Rabuck (Lehigh), RB, So. 2010 Al Pierce (Lehigh), LB, Sr. 1980 Mike Crowe (Lehigh), DE, Sr. 2011 Chris Lum (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 1981 Frank Novak (Lafayette), QB, So. 2012 Michael Colvin (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 1982 Jack Gatehouse (Lafayette), WR, Sr. 2013 Drew Reed (Lafayette), QB, Fr. 1983 Marty Horn (Lehigh), QB, So. 2014 Ross Scheuerman (Lafayette), TB, Sr. 1984 Jim Johnson (Lafayette), QB, Fr. 2015 Nick Shafnisky (Lehigh), QB, Jr. 1985 Marty Horn (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 2016 Nick Shafnisky (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 1986 Bruce McIntyre (Lafayette), TB, Sr. 2017 Brad Mayes (Lehigh), QB, Jr. 1987 Mark McGowan (Lehigh), QB, Jr. 1988 Tom Costello (Lafayette), TB, Fr.

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