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TODAY’Swww.patriotleague.org SCHOLAR-ATHLETES, witter.com/patriotleague TOMORROW’S acebook.com/patriotleague LEADERS FOOTBALL 2017-18 PATRIOT LEAGUE RECORD BOOK WWW.PATRIOTLEAGUE.ORG WITTER.COM/PATRIOTLEAGUE ACEBOOK.COM/PATRIOTLEAGUE TM PATRIOT LEAGUE FOOTBALL RECORD BOOK Football All-Time Year-By-Year Results 1986 1988 LEAGUE OVERALL LEAGUE OVERALL W-L PCT W-L PCT PF PA W-L PCT W-L PCT PF PA Holy Cross 4-0 1.000 10-1 .909 314 148 Lafayette 5-0 1.000 8-2-1 .773 420 251 Lafayette 2-2 .500 6-5 .545 306 318 Holy Cross 3-1 .750 9-2 .818 334 182 Lehigh 2-2 .500 5-6 .455 258 300 Lehigh 2-3 .400 6-5 .545 351 300 Bucknell 1-3 .250 4-7 .364 171 223 Bucknell 2-3 .400 3-7 .300 229 323 Colgate 1-3 .250 4-7 .364 312 274 Colgate 2-3 .400 2-9 .182 169 271 Davidson -- --- 0-9 .000 109 406 Davidson 0-4 .000 0-10 .000 125 274 First-Team All-Patriot League Offense Wally Dembowski (WR, Holy Cross); First-Team All-Patriot League Offense Mike Guerrini (WR, Bucknell); Phillip Buddy Brown (WR, Colgate); Mike Morrow (WR, Bucknell); Randy Miller (TE, Le- Ng (WR, Lafayette); Kyle Sanborn (TE, Colgate); Mark Stoy (OL, Holy Cross); Kent high); Erik Rosenmeier (OL, Colgate); Joe Uliana (OL, Lehigh); Chris Thatcher (OL, Weaver (OL, Lehigh); Andy Nygren (OL, Lafayette); Dan Meenan (OL, Bucknell); Lafayette); Scott Lesperance (OL, Colgate); Ron George (OL, Holy Cross); Jim Given Dennis Golden (OL, Holy Cross); Frank Baur (QB, Lafayette); Tom Costello (RB, La- (QB, Bucknell); Kenny Gamble (RB, Colgate); Bruce McIntyre (RB, Lafayette); Mike fayette); Joe Segreti (RB, Holy Cross); Jim Hodson (PK, Lafayette) Powers (PK, Colgate) First-Team All-Patriot League Defense Mark DeAngelo (DL, Colgate); Andy Kos- First-Team All-Patriot League Defense Steve Southard (DL, Holy Cross); Andy ko (DL, Lehigh); Tom Smith (DL, Holy Cross); Gerry Trietley (DL, Holy Cross); Chris Martin (DL, Holy Cross); Tony Khalife (DL, Colgate); Mike Kosko (DL, Lehigh); Jerry Hite (LB, Lehigh); Matt Jaworski (LB, Colgate); Rob McGovern (LB, Holy Cross); Juan McCabe (LB, Holy Cross); Greg Manusky (LB, Colgate); Greg Schiano (LB, Bucknell); Dela Rosa (DB, Colgate); Julio Fernandez (DB, Holy Cross); Gregg Wolfson (DB, Le- Byron Dixon (LB, Holy Cross); Gordie Lockbaum (DB, Holy Cross); Tom Estep (DB, high); Dave Murphy (DB, Holy Cross); Jack Phelps (P, Holy Cross) Holy Cross); Dave Murphy (DB, Holy Cross); Joe Genduso (P, Lafayette) Player of the Year: Frank Baur, Lafayette Player of the Year: Gordie Lockbaum, Holy Cross Offensive Player of the Year: Frank Baur, Lafayette Offensive Player of the Year: Kenny Gamble, Colgate Defensive Player of the Year: Rob McGovern, Holy Cross Defensive Player of the Year: Jerry McCabe, Holy Cross Rookie of the Year: Tom Costello, Lafayette Rookie of the Year: Mark McGowan, Lehigh Coach of the Year: Bill Russo, Lafayette Coach of the Year: Mark Duffner, Holy Cross First-Team All-America: Frank Baur (QB, Lafayette); Dennis Golden (OL, Holy First-Team All-America: Kenny Gamble (RB, Colgate); Gordie Lockbaum (DB/RB, Cross); Dave Murphy (DL, Holy Cross); Tom Smith (DB, Holy Cross) Holy Cross) 1987 LEAGUE OVERALL W-L PCT W-L PCT PF PA Holy Cross 4-0 1.000 11-0 1.000 511 110 Lehigh 3-1-1 .700 5-5-1 .500 221 201 Colgate 2-2 .500 7-4 .636 236 236 Lafayette 2-3 .400 4-7 .364 264 257 Bucknell 1-3-1 .300 4-5-1 .450 248 259 Davidson 0-3 .000 1-10 .091 118 399 First-Team All-Patriot League Offense Mike Guerrini (WR, Bucknell); Wally Dembowski (WR, Holy Cross); Scott Lillis (TE, Bucknell); Ron George (OL, Holy Cross); Craig Clarkin (OL, Holy Cross); Brian Smith (OL, Colgate); Mike Savage (OL, Holy Cross); Mark Stoy (OL, Holy Cross); Jeff Wiley (QB, Holy Cross); Kenny Gamble (RB, Colgate); Gordie Lockbaum (RB, Holy Cross); Steve Barimo (PK, Bucknell) First-Team All-Patriot League Defense Mike Jednak (DL, Holy Cross); Andy Mar- tin (DL, Holy Cross); Tony Khalife (DL, Colgate); Peter Pawlenko (DL, Lehigh); Horace Davis (LB, Lafayette); Greg Manusky (LB, Colgate); Rob McGovern (LB, Holy Cross); Sheldon Spicer (DB, Colgate); Mike Joseph (DB, Lafayette); Tom Estep (DB, Holy Cross); Dave Murphy (DB, Holy Cross); Steve Banco (P, Lehigh) Player of the Year: Gordie Lockbaum, Holy Cross Offensive Player of the Year: Jeff Wiley, Holy Cross Defensive Player of the Year: Greg Manusky, Colgate Rookie of the Year: Mike Guerrini, Bucknell Coach of the Year: Mark Duffner, Holy Cross First-Team All-America: Kenny Gamble (RB, Colgate); Greg Manusky (LB, Col- gate); Jeff Wiley (QB, Holy Cross); Gordie Lockbaum (WR, Holy Cross); Ron George (OL, Holy Cross) Today’s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow’s Leaders 1 PATRIOT LEAGUE FOOTBALL RECORD BOOK Football All-Time Year-By-Year Results 1989 1990 LEAGUE OVERALL LEAGUE OVERALL W-L PCT W-L PCT PF PA W-L PCT W-L PCT PF PA Holy Cross 4-0 1.000 10-1 .909 396 161 Holy Cross 5-0 1.000 9-1-1 .864 339 106 Bucknell 2-2 .500 5-5 .500 253 260 Bucknell 3-2 .600 7-4 .636 337 278 Lafayette 2-2 .500 5-5 .500 319 249 Colgate 3-2 .600 7-4 .636 296 248 Lehigh 1-3 .250 5-6 .455 371 360 Lehigh 3-2 .600 7-4 .636 329 211 Colgate 1-3 .250 4-7 .364 262 289 Lafayette 1-4 .200 4-7 .364 223 318 Fordham --- ---- 2-6 .250 119 253 Fordham 0-5 000 1-9 .100 127 342 First-Team All-Patriot League Offense Michael Lewis (WR, Holy Cross); Rob First-Team All-Patriot League Offense Mark Gallagher (WR, Holy Cross); Mi- Varano (WR, Lehigh); Vance Cassell (TE, Lehigh); Mike Hendricks (OL, Lehigh); Dave chael Lewis (WR, Holy Cross); Jeremy Garvey (TE, Colgate); Jeff Pape (TE, Bucknell); Williams (OL, Lafayette); Bob Laliberte (OL, Holy Cross); Ross Crump (OL, Colgate); Jay Butler (OL, Bucknell); Keith Petzold (OL, Lehigh); Jarrod Johnson (OL, Lehigh); Gee Lofstead (OL, Lafayette); Tom Ciaccio (QB, Holy Cross); Tom Costello (RB, La- Tom Cunningham (OL, Lehigh); Joe Foy (OL, Holy Cross); Tom Ciaccio (QB, Holy fayette); Joe Segreti (RB, Holy Cross); Jim Hodson (PK, Lafayette) Cross); Joe Segreti (RB, Holy Cross); Erick Torain (RB, Lehigh); Todd Krutchkoff (PK, Bucknell) First-Team All-Patriot League Defense Tim Dowing (DL, Holy Cross); Andy Hertz (DL, Holy Cross); Marc Kosciuk (DL, Holy Cross); Andy Kosko (DL, Lehigh); Daryl First-Team All-Patriot League Defense Andy Hertz (DL, Holy Cross); Rick Kirch- Boich (LB, Lafayette); Craig Callahan (LB, Holy Cross); Craig Cavlovic (LB, Bucknell); baum (DL, Colgate); Stefan Stration (DL, Holy Cross); Corey Vincent (DL, Holy Mike Ausberger (DB, Bucknell); Ernie Garlington (DB, Holy Cross); Dave Murphy Cross); Craig Callahan (LB, Holy Cross); Lee Picariello (LB, Lehigh); Josh Schaad (DB, Holy Cross); Dwayne Norris (DB, Lafayette); Rory Crump (P, Colgate) (LB, Holy Cross); Mike Augsberger (DB, Bucknell); Rich Burke (DB, Colgate); Dar- rell Dees (DB, Holy Cross); Trevor Smith (DB, Bucknell); Joe Emmons (P, Fordham) Second-Team All-Patriot League Offense George Delaney (WR, Colgate); Mark Gallagher (WR, Holy Cross); Jeremy Garvey (TE, Colgate); Matt Winters (TE, Second-Team All-Patriot League Offense George Delaney (WR, Colgate); Hor- Lafayette); Ed Grass (OL, Holy Cross); Ralph Riley (OL, Holy Cross); Joe Foy (OL, ace Hamm (WR, Lehigh); Doug Roebuck (OL, Bucknell); Rick Stahl (OL, Holy Cross); Holy Cross); Tim Lawler (OL, Colgate); Jarrod Johnson (OL, Lehigh); Scott Auchen- Pat Gibson (OL, Holy Cross); Eric Schweiker (OL, Fordham); Paul Austin (OL, Buck- bach (QB, Bucknell); Brian Henesey (RB, Bucknell); Erick Torain (RB, Lehigh); Steve nell); Dave Goodwin (QB, Colgate); Craig Cavlovic (RB, Bucknell); Brian Henesey Barimo (PK, Bucknell) (RB, Bucknell); Jim Hodson (PK, Lafayette) Second-Team All-Patriot League Defense Matt Fras (DL, Holy Cross); Kevin Gray Second-Team All-Patriot League Defense Art Bittel (DL, Holy Cross); Matt Fras (DL, Colgate); Rick Krichbaum (DL, Bucknell); Mark Williams (DL, Bucknell); Mike (DL, Holy Cross); Eric Jantzi (DL, Bucknell); Dave Rosen (DL, Lehigh); Bill Higgins Jasper (LB, Colgate); Chris Maruca (LB, Holy Cross); John Spatafore (LB, Bucknell); (LB, Bucknell); Matt Stover (LB, Fordham); Dave Weaver (LB, Lafayette); Chris Ko- Steve Aldiero (DB, Colgate); Joe Martin (DB, Colgate); Erik Street (DB, Bucknell); vath (DB, Holy Cross); Joe Martin (DB, Colgate); Bill Nash (DB, Colgate); Rodney Daryl Boich (P, Lafayette) Shannon (DB, Lafayette); Jeff Meador (P, Holy Cross) Player of the Year: Steve Auchenbach, Bucknell Player of the Year: Tom Ciaccio, Holy Cross Offensive Player of the Year: Tom Costello, Lafayette Offensive Player of the Year: Horace Hamm, Lehigh Defensive Player of the Year: Dave Murphy, Holy Cross Defensive Player of the Year: Corey Vincent, Holy Cross Rookie of the Year: Jim Tierney, Colgate Rookie of the Year: Art Dennis, Lafayette Coach of the Year: Mark Duffner, Holy Cross Coach of the Year: Lou Maranzana, Bucknell Co-Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Bill Farthing, Bucknell/Rob Varano, Lehigh Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Shon Harker, Lehigh First-Team All-America: Dave Murphy (DB, Holy Cross) First-Team All-America: Craig Callahan (LB, Holy Cross); 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    82nd annual convention of the AFCA. JANUARY 9-12, 2005 * LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY President's Message It was an ordinary Friday night high school football game in Helena, Arkansas, in 1959. After eating our pre-game staples of roast beef, green beans and dry toast, we journeyed to the stadium for pre- game. As rain began to fall, a coach instructed us to get in a ditch to get wet so we would forget about the elements. By kickoff, the wind had increased to 20 miles per hour while the temperature dropped over 30 degrees. Sheets of ice were forming on our faces. Our head coach took the team to the locker room and gave us instructions for the game as we stood in the hot showers until it was time to go on the field. Trailing 6-0 at halftime, the officials tried to get both teams to cancel the game. Our coach said, "Men, they want us to cancel. If we do, the score will stand 6-0 in favor of Jonesboro." There was a silence broken by his words, "I know you don't want to get beat 6-0." Well, we finished the game and the final score was 13-0 in favor of Jonesboro. Forty-five years later, it is still the coldest game I have ever been in. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] No one likes to lose, but for every victory, there is a loss. As coaches, we must use every situation to teach about life and how champions handle both the good and the bad. I am blessed to work with coaches who care about each and every player.