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126th Meeting Williams vs. Amherst “The Biggest Little Game in America”

“America’s Purest Rivalry”

Saturday, November 12, 2011 Weston Field Williams College Williamstown, Mass. Amherst College

Biddy Martin E.J. Mills President Head Coach

Eric Bunker Ben Kettering Sam Clark Kevin Ferber Doug Gebhardt

2011 Amherst College Coaching Staff: Front (L to R): Adam Banks, Eddy Augustin, E.J. Mills, Luke Bussard, Jeff Moore. Back row (L to R): Brian Merrigan, Brandon Quinn, Don Faulstick, Ken Jacque, Matt Ballard Williams College

Adam Falk Aaron Kelton President Head Coach

Steve Denza J.C. Stickney Dylan Schultz Dan O’Mara

2011 Williams College Coaching Staff: Back row: John Allen, George McCormack, Aaron Kelton, Bill Barrale, Joe Doyle. Front row: Aaron McGinty, Jim Galliher, Mike Silipo, Marshall Creighton, Kyle Semsko. (3+6)227%$//

)520 7+( offense at 192.7 yards per contest. Senior Eric Bunker — the reigning NESCAC Offensive Player of the Week for 35(66%2; his performance in a 35-28 win over Trinity last week — tops the NESCAC in rushing with 746 yards on 33 carries, a 5.6 yards per rush average. He also leads the conference with 11 rushing touchdowns. Bunker is second in the conference — to Darren Hartwell of Williams — in all-purpose yards. Last week, Lord Jeff QB Brian McMahon connected on 22 of 42 aerials for 250 yards and 2 TDs — on the season he has completed ,(: 54.8 percent (46 of 84) of his pass attempts for 495 yards, four touchdowns and five interceptions. Amherst’s top receiver in 2011 .5,67,$1'8)285$VVLVWDQW'LUHFWRU6SRUWV,QIRUPDWLRQ has been Ben Kettering, a senior who has 9 25 receptions for 240 yards and three TDs. WILLIAMSTOWN, MA — Good coordinator for the past two seasons, after Andrew Reed has 17 catches for 256 yards afternoon and welcome to Weston Field serving as the secondary coach in the two and one score. for the 126th meeting of long-time rivals years before that. The Williams defense enters play today Amherst and Williams College. The Lord Kelton is a Massachusetts native, born in ranked sixth in scoring defense (20.9) points Jeffs (7-0) have already clinched at least Boston. He became a three-sport athlete at per game and sixth in total defense (321.4 a share of the 2011 NESCAC title, while Wellesley High School, where he competed yards per game). The Ephs have allowed the Ephs have put together a four-game in football, basketball, and baseball. Upon 143.1 yards on the ground per contest and win streak and come into play today 5-2. graduation, Kelton enrolled at Springfield 221.7 yards through the air. Over the last The Ephs have denied the Lord Jeffs a College, where he would letter all four years three games however, the Ephs have given perfect season seven times in the past: 1957, for the Pride's football program, starting at up just 13.3 points per game and 209.6 yards 1961, 1972, 1973, 1996, 1997 and 2001. quarterback for two of those seasons. per contest. The rivalry began in 1818 when some He matriculated in 1992, earning a B.S. in Senior middle linebacker Dylan Schultz members of the Williams Board of Trustees psychology. Kelton is currently working on leads the Ephs with 66 tackles over seven decided to move the college east into the completing an M.Ed. in integrated studies games, 41 solo, and has three sacks. Senior Pioneer Valley. When the Massachusetts from Virginia State. Dan Canina tops the Ephs in sacks with State Legislature turned down the request E.J. Mills (87-32) will close out his 15th four, while senior strong safety Dan O’Mara to relocate the college further east, then Eph season as head coach of the Lord Jeffs. Mills tops the team — and the NESCAC — with president, Zepheniah Swift Moore resigned served as the defensive coordinator of the four interceptions. and headed east with some Williams faculty program from 1993-96 before taking the Williams set the stage for this Little Three members, students and library books to reins from head coach Jack Siedlecki who left showdown when they rode a 40-yard FG by found Amherst Academy, which later to coach Yale. He guided the program to its sophomore Joe Mallock to a 19-17 comeback became Amherst College. first outright NESCAC championship ever win over Wesleyan last week. As a result of the defection, the first college in 2009, as his squad took down Williams The Eph defense forced the Cardinals into alumni society in the world was launched at in the final game to complete its first 8-0 three straight turnovers on their final three Williams in 1821 to save the college. season in his tenure. Prior to that, Amherst possessions. O'Mara led the defense with 11 The football series began in 1884. had finished 7-1 three times under Mills and tackles, a pass break-up, and a game-clinching Williams holds the edge 71-49-5. Since 1987, had shared two conference titles. The Jeffs interception and was named the NESCAC the Ephs have defeated the Jeffs in 20 of 25 have also won four Little Three titles under Defensive Player of the Week for his efforts. meetings, but the series has been much more Mills, including the 2009 season. Offensively the Ephs were led by sophomore tightly contested in the last decade. Amherst Mills is 4-10 in his head coaching career QB Adam Marske. Marske connected on 17 snapped Williams' 13-game unbeaten streak against Williams. of 27 tosses for 228 yards including two in 2000, and have played to a 4-7 record The Little Three, the oldest continuous TD strikes to Hartwell. Williams is ranked against the Ephs over the last 11 seasons. football championship in the nation without second in the conference amongst the total Amherst’s most recent win in a membership change, began in 1910. Today's offense leaders (360.9 yards per game) while Williamstown came in 2009 when the Lord game will determine the 2011 champion as Amherst’s defense is ranked second in total Jeffs wrestled the NESCAC title away from both Amherst and Williams have defeated defense (270.7 yards allowed). Williams, 26-21. Prior to that day, Amherst Wesleyan this season. Lord Jeff senior Kevin Furber is tops in had not won on Weston Field since 1985. Williams leads in Little Three play with the conference this season with seven sacks Williams College head coach Aaron 47 titles, Amherst is second with 29, and while juniors Sam Clark (70) and Matt Kelton (13-2, .867) will be coaching in his Wesleyan has won 12. There have been nine Pieterse (64) rank fourth and seventh in the second game against the Lord Jeffs today. ties in the series, twice there was no title, conference in tackles. Kelton was selected to lead the football and twice during World War II no games Coming into today, Marske is the top- program in May of 2010 and proceeded to were played. rated quarterback in the lead with a 147.9 lead the Ephs to the seventh perfect season Amherst comes into play today with the pass efficiency rating. He has completed in program history last fall. No. 1 scoring offense in the conference at 57.7 percent (86 of 149) of his passes Prior to his hiring, Kelton spent the 29.7 points per game. The Lord Jeffs are for 1287 yards, 11 touchdowns and five previous four years with Columbia ranked third in total offense, averaging interceptions since taking over the QB

University, operating as the Lions' defensive 356.1 yards per game, and second in rushing duties in Week 2. ř The 2011 Williams College Football Team Row 1 - Ben Oliva, Ben Halbower, Tomas Kearney, Nikola Mirkovic, Richie Iskra, Chris Cleary, Steve Denza, Dylan Schultz, JC Stick- ney, Dan O’Mara, Tyler Cole, Vince Nistico, Noah Goldberg, Dan Canina, Colin Curzi, Dan Vaczy Row 2 - Jeff Riemann, Chris Kim, Tom Foote, Tim Morris, Cong Tian, Ryan Loughran, Emmanuel Whyte, Ebenezer Gyasi, Pete Chris- tiani, Darren Hartwell, Markus Gonzales, Chris Cameron, Sam Krieg, Hill Hamrick, David Baker, KC Murphy, Ladd Hamrick, Tommy Wohlwender Row 3 - Andre Lafontant, Austin Shea, Demarius Edwards, Luke Faust, Ryan Prokesch, Greg Payton, John Mackessy, Joseph Mallock, John McKenna, Ernest Higginbotham, Joe Wetherell, Kevin Barbary, Marco Hernandez, Kristian Lapointe, Adam Marske, Alex Scyo- curka, Tommy Stephens, Jeff Brewington, Richie Beaton, Nathan Saffold, Sean Hurley, AJ Walsh Row 4 - Alan Felix, John Atchue, Tom Cabarle, Tom Murphy, Mike Flynn, Ayo Ekhator, Daniel Loughran, Antonio Blanco, Ivan Huerfa- no, Qadir Forbes, Carl Szanton, Mike Williams, Griffin Hewitt, James Mazur, Adam Datema, Josh Helmkamp, Ryan Barry, David Gaines, Steven Kiesel, Kamaar Taliaferro, Etienne Aduya, Jean-Luc Etienne, Steven Servius Row 5 - Coach Joe Doyle, Coach Jim Galliher, Coach Marshall Creighton, Coach Kyle Smesko, Coach Bill Barrale, Coach Aaron Kel- ton, Coach George McCormack, Coach Aaron McGinty, Coach John Allen, Coach Mike Sillipio.

The 2011 Amherst College Football Team Front Row: Sam Clark, Doug Gebhardt, Ben Kettering, Kevin Ferber, Eric Bunker — 2nd Row: Rob Moran, Evan Rosenstein, Gordie Lockbaum, Matt Rawson, Will Reed, Trevor Rappa, Ian Mahoney, Greg Kutzin, Blake Grauer, Andrew Reed, Brian McMahon, Kevin Heller, Arlen Greenberg, Mike Samela — 3rd Row: Jordan Pinske, Gene Garay, Kevin Callahan, Danny Chun, Landrus Lewis, Robbie Heflin, James Durham, Mike Aldo, Will Brewster, Tyler Jacobs, Eric Telles, Lars Larsen —4th Row: Chet Pajolek, Jarron Bolingbroke, DJ Petropulos, Phillip Nwosu, Jake O’Malley, Wade McNamara, Stephen Koenig, Owen Davis, Travis Dickenson, Will Tenneson, Benji Sklar, Jordan Phillips — 5th Row: Kyle Rudolph, Ianni Drivas, Ryan Silva, Max Dietz, Jimmy Clark, Emmett Wynter, Greg Lewis, Bryce Monroe, Chris Tamasi, Jules Dandridge, Jake Schmidt, Jake Shuman — 6th Row: Jonathan Woodrow, Jamal Mtshali, Tom Hola- han, Steven Jellison, D’Andre Mason, Jack MacLennan, Andy Dirks, Colman Duggan, Scott Mergner, Max Silver, Rob Wasielewski, Max Lippe — 7th Row: Jack Reynolds, Lou Jacoubs, Matt Pieterse, John Ceccio, Kody Weaver, Ned Deane, Chris Toppin, Max Lehrman, Henry Falter, Pete Alsharif, Ryan Duzyk, Jon Kelleher, Sean Gildea, Matt Sponheimer — Back Row: Jeremy Bass, Matt Cook, Dale Gurek, Mark Klingensmith, Paul Jennings, Brandon Quinn, Luke Bussard, E.J. Mills, Don Faulstick, Ken Jacque, Jeff Moore, Matt Bal- lard, Adam Banks, Eddy Augustin, Brian Merrigan, Greg Johnson AMHERST COLLEGE WILLIAMS COLLEGE 1 Landrus Lewis DB When Williams 1 Darren Hartwell WR 2 James Durham WR Has the Ball 3 Tyler Cole DB 3 Kevin Ferber DL 5 Richie Beaton WR 4 Eric Bunker RB Williams Offense 6 Jeff Brewington WR 5 Kevin Heller DB Adam Marske #10 QB 7 Chris Cameron LB 6 Brian McMahon QB Tom Wohlwender #33 RB 8 Tom Murphy QB 7 Bryce Monroe QB Tim Morris #44 FB 9 Ladd Hamrick DB 8 Doug Gebhardt DB Sam Krieg #45 TE 10 Adam Marske QB 9 Blake Grauer QB 11 J.C. Stickney WR 10 DJ Petropulos QB Cong Tian #69 RT 12 Ben Oliva DB 11 Andrew Reed WR Pete Christiani #78 RG 14 Chris Cleary QB 12 Mike Aldo OLB Vincent Nistico #60 C 15 Thomas Stephens QB 13 Max Lippe QB Ryan Loughran #79 LG 16 Richie Iskra WR 17 Emmanuel Whyte DB 14 Jake Shuman RB Steve Denza #58 LT 15 Wade McNamara WR 18 Jeff Riemann WR 16 Chet Pajolek QB Darren Hartwell #1 WR 19 Luke Faust P/K 17 Arlen Greenberg WR J.C. Stickney #11 WR 20 Ayo Ekhator DB 18 Mike Samela WR Amherst Defense 21 Dan O’Mara DB 22 Alex Scyocurka RB 20 Gordie Lockbaum DB Trevor Rappa #47 DT 23 Kamar Talaferro DB 21 Will Reed Sr. WR Matt Sponheimer #50 NT 24 Tom Cabarle DB 22 Jimmy Clark WR 25 Andre Lafontant DB 23 Evan Rosenstein DB Kevin Ferber #3 DT Danny Chun #25 OLB 26 Steven Kiesel WR 24 Robbie Heflin DB 28 Josh Helmkemp WR 25 Danny Chun OLB Matt Pieterse #42 MLB 29 Marco Hernandez RB 26 Kevin Callahan DB Sam Clark #34 MLB 30 Jean Luc Etienne RB 27 Emmett Wynter DB Greg Kutzin #33 OLB 31 Tony Ahn DB 28 Sean Gildea DB Gordie Lockbaum #20 CB 32 Qadir Forbes FB 29 Ryan Duzyk DB Doug Gebhardt #8 S 33 Tom Wohlwender RB 30 Ryan Silva RB 34 Hill Hamrick LB 31 Jules Dandridge DB Kevin Heller #5 S 35 Chris Kim DB 32 Tyler Jacobs RB Landrus Lewis #1 CB 36 Joseph Mallock K/P 33 Greg Kutzin OLB Matt Rawson #94 P/PK 37 Antonio Blanco LB 34 Sam Clark ILB 38 Kevin Barbary DB 35 Chris Toppin ILB 39 Nathan Saffold DB 37 Lars Larsen OLB 40 James Mazur LB 38 Chris Tamasi ILB 41 Sean Hurley LB 40 Steven Jellison RB 42 Jelani Medford DB 41 Jordan Phillips OLB 43 Kristian Lapointe RB 42 Matt Pieterse ILB 44 Tim Morris RB 43 Max Dietz DB 45 Sam Krieg LB 44 Lou Jacoubs DL 46 Etienne Aduya DE 45 Tom Holahan TE 47 John McKenna LB 46 Ned Deane ILB When Amherst 48 John Mackessy LB 47 Trevor Rappa DL 49 David Gaines DE 48 Greg Lewis ILB Has the Ball 51 Noah Goldberg LB 49 Phillip Nwosu K/P 52 Dan Vaczy DE Amherst Offense 54 Demarius Edwards LB 50 Matt Sponheimer DL Brian McMahon #6 QB 51 Ianni Drivas DL 55 Dylan Schultz LB 56 Nikola Mirkovic DT 53 Travis Dickenson DL Eric Bunker #4 RB 57 Carl Szanton LB 54 John Ceccio OL Stephen Koenig #88 TE 58 Steve Denza OL 55 Jack Reynolds OL Ben Kettering #84 WR 59 Mike Flynn DE 56 Benji Sklar OLB Will Reed #21 WR 60 Vincent Nistico OL 64 Rob Moran DL Andrew Reed #11 WR 61 Tom Foote DT 65 Max Silver OL 62 David Baker OL 66 Pete Alsharif OL Rob Wasielewski #73 LT- Jack Reynolds #55 LG 63 Ivan Huerfano OL 70 Ian Mahoney OL 64 Adam Datema OL 71 Kyle Rudolph OL John Ceccio #54 C 65 Joe Wetherell OL 72 Jonathan Woodrow OL Jack MacLennan #77 RG 66 Daniel Loughran OL 73 Rob Wasielewski OL Ian Mahoney #70 RT 69 Cong Tian OL 74 Andy Dirks OL Williams Defense 70 Steven Servius DL/OL 75 Scott Mergner OL 72 John Atchue OL .76 Colman Duggan OL Dan Canina #92 DE 75 AJ Walsh OL 77 Jack MacLennan OL Colin Curzi #97 DL 77 Alan Felix OL 79 Kody Weaver OL Ben Halbower #99 DL 78 Pete Christiani OL 80 Gene Garay WR Dan Vaczy #52 DE 79 Ryan Loughran OL 82 D’Andre Mason TE 80 Mike Williams WR 83 Will Brewster WR Chris Cameron #7 LB 81 Ryan Prokesch LB 84 Ben Kettering WR Dylan Schultz #55 LB 82 Greg Payton WR 86 Will Tenneson TE Noah Goldberg #51 LB 83 Ryan Barry TE 87 Jake O’Malley WR Ben Oliva #12 CB 84 Tomas Kearney WR 88 Stephen Koenig TE 90 Ernest Higginbotham DL Andre LaFontant #25 CB 91 Ebenezer Gyasi DL 90 Max Lehrman DL Ladd Hamrick #9 FS 91 Owen Davis DL 92 Dan Canina DL 94 Matt Rawson K/P Dan O’Mara #21 SS 94 Griffin Hewitt DL 95 Jake Schmidt K/P Greg Payton #82 P 96 KC Murphy DE 97 Jarron Bolingbroke DL Joseph Mallock #36 PK 97 Colin Curzi DL 99 Ben Halbower DL 2011 Williams College Football Roster 46 Etienne Aduya DE 15 6-1 225 Plainsboro, NJ 72 John Atchue OL 15 6-4 260 New Caanan, CT 62 David Baker OL 13 6-1 255 Millis, MA 38 Kevin Barbary DB 14 5-11 180 Scituate, MA 83 Ryan Barry TE 15 6-2 210 Longmeadow, MA 5 Richie Beaton WR 15 6-1 180 Indianapolis, IN 37 Antonio Blanco LB 14 6-0 210 Pacoima, CA 6 Jeff Brewington WR 14 5-10 165 Dorchester, MA 24 Tom Cabarle DB 15 6-1 185 Long Valley, NJ 7 Chris Cameron LB 13 6-3 205 Walpole, MA 92 Dan Canina DL 11 6-5 260 Carlisle, MA 78 Pete Christiani OL 13 6-3 265 Easton, CT 14 Chris Cleary QB 12 6-4 220 Winchester, MA 3 Tyler Cole WR 12 5-11 170 Norfolk, VA 97 Colin Curzi DL 12 6-2 260 Hampton, NJ 64 Adam Datema DL 15 6-3 260 St. Louis, MO 58 Steve Denza OL 12 6-6 265 Torrington, CT 54 Demarius Edwards LB 14 6-3 210 Calumet City, IL 20 Ayo Ekhator DB 15 6-3 200 Wakefield, MA 30 Jean Luc Etienne RB 15 5-9 185 Barrington, IL 19 Luke Faust P/K 14 6-0 175 Wellesley, MA 77 Alan Felix OL 15 6-4 285 San Marino, CA 59 Mike Flynn DE 15 6-0 210 Bedford, NH 61 Tom Foote DL 13 6-2 255 Dunbarton, NH 32 Qadir Forbes FB 14 5-9 210 Brooklyn, NY 49 David Gaines DE 15 6-0 210 Tenafly, NJ 51 Noah Goldberg LB 12 6-1 215 Newton, MA 85 Markus Gonzales DE 13 6-3 200 Grand Raipds, MI 91 Ebenezer Gyasi DL 13 6-1 250 Newark, NJ 99 Ben Halbower DL 11 6-4 250 Holton, MI 34 Hill Hamrick LB 13 5-10 195 Charlotte, NC 9 Ladd Hamrick DB 13 5-10 185 Charlotte, NC 1 Darren Hartwell WR 13 6-2 185 N. Reading, MA 28 Josh Helmkemp WR 15 6-0 185 Simsbury, CT 29 Marco Hernandez RB 14 6-0 195 Southlake, TX 94 Griffin Hewitt DL 15 6-2 235 Los Alamitos, CA 90 Ernest Higginbotham DL 14 6-0 264 Wilmington, DE 41 Sean Hurley LB 13 6-0 210 Mahwah, NJ 16 Richie Iskra DB 12 5-10 175 W. Roxbury, MA 84 Tomas Kearney WR 12 6-4 190 Foxboro, MA 26 Steven Kiesel WR 15 5-11 175 Excelsior, MN 35 Chris Kim DB 13 5-11 180 Mt. Vernon, NY 45 Sam Krieg TE 13 6-2 230 Milwaukee, WI 25 Andre Lafontant DB 14 5-10 185 Green Cove Springs, FL 43 Kristian Lapointe RB 14 5-8 170 Abington, MA 66 Daniel Loughran OL 15 6-1 240 Wexford. PA 79 Ryan Loughran OL 13 6-2 255 Wexford, PA 48 John Mackessy LB 14 5-8 175 Bexley, OH 36 Joseph Mallock K/P 14 5-7 150 West Orange, NJ 10 Adam Marske QB 14 6-0 185 LaGrange, IL 40 James Mazur LB 15 6-0 210 Pelham, NY 47 John McKenna LB 14 6-1 190 Cohasset, MA 56 Nikola Mirkovic DL 12 6-0 255 Ridgewood, NJ 44 Tim Morris FB 13 5-10 210 Melrose, MA 87 KC Murphy DL 13 6-2 225 Hingham, MA 8 Tom Murphy QB 15 6-1 190 Whitinsville, MA 60 Vincent Nistico OL 12 6-2 260 Somers Point, NJ 21 Dan O’Mara DB 12 6-1 190 Pittsburgh, PA 12 Ben Oliva DB 12 6-0 170 Pacific Palisades, CA 82 Greg Payton WR 14 6-2 190 Williamstown, MA 81 Ryan Prokesch TE 14 6-3 215 Eastport, NY 18 Jeff Riemann WR 13 6-0 180 Cranbury, NJ 39 Nathan Saffold DB 14 5-11 175 Chicago, IL 55 Dylan Schultz LB 11 6-2 235 Lanesboro, MA 22 Alex Scyocurka RB 14 5-11 200 Longmeadow, MA 15 Thomas Stephens QB 14 6-2 205 Moraga, CA 11 J.C. Stickney WR 12 6-4 210 Barrington, IL 57 Carl Szanton LB 15 6-0 210 Portland, ME 23 Kamar Talaferro DB 15 6-0 185 Pittsfield, MA 69 Cong Tian OL 13 6-3 270 Centereach, NY 52 Dan Vaczy DL 12 6-3 250 Peabody, MA 75 AJ Walsh OL 15 6-3 260 Qunicy, MA 65 Joe Wetherell OL 14 6-3 230 Oceanside, NY 17 Emmanuel Whyte DB 13 6-0 205 Bennington, VT 80 Mike Williams WR 15 6-0 180 Hyattsville, MD 33 Tom Wohlwender RB 13 5-9 195 Tarrytown, NY 2011 Amherst College Football Roster 12 Mike Aldo Jr. OLB 5-11 200 Mansfield, MA/Holderness School 66 Pete Alsharif Fy. OL 6-0 240 Old Tappan, NJ/Northern Valley-Old Tappan 97 Jarron Bolingbroke Fy. DL 6-3 240 Syracuse, UT/Clearfield 83 Will Brewster Fy. WR 5-10 175 Atlanta, GA/Pace Academy 4 Eric Bunker Sr. RB 5-9 204 Topsfield, MA/Masconomet Regional 26 Kevin Callahan So. DB 5-9 165 Spring Lake, NJ/Manasquan 54 John Ceccio Jr. OL 6-0 269 Stony Point, NY/St. Joseph Regional 25 Danny Chun So. OLB 5-11 205 Monroe, NY/Don Bosco Prep. 22 Jimmy Clark So. WR 5-11 180 Upper Saddle River, NJ/Don Bosco Prep. 34 Sam Clark Jr. ILB 6-0 215 Andover, MA/Phillips-Andover 31 Jules Dandridge So. DB 6-1 185 Trenton, NJ/Hun School of Princeton 91 Owen Davis So. DL 6-2 240 Winchester, MA/Winchester 46 Ned Deane Fy. ILB 6-1 205 Andover, MA/Andover 53 Travis Dickenson Jr. DL 6-2 240 St. John’s, MI/St. John’s 43 Max Dietz So. DB 6-0 180 Cincinnati, OH/Cincinnati Country Day 74 Andy Dirks So. OL 6-4 275 Topsfield, MA/Belmont Hill School 51 Ianni Drivas Fy. DL 6-0 235 New York, NY/Scarsdale 76 Colman Duggan Fy. OL 6-3 260 Duxbury, MA/Duxbury 2 James Durham Jr. WR 5-10 172 Barre, VT/Spaulding 29 Ryan Duzyk Fy. DB 5-11 180 Lexington, KY/Henry Clay 3 Kevin Ferber Sr. DL 6-2 224 Mahwah, NJ/Don Bosco Prep. 80 Gene Garay Fy. WR 5-10 165 Oceanside, NY/Oceanside 8 Doug Gebhardt Sr. DB 6-0 195 Placentia, CA/Orange Lutheran 28 Sean Gildea Fy. DB 6-1 195 Reading, MA/Reading Memorial 9 Blake Grauer Sr. QB 6-1 181 Claremore, OK/Claremore 17 Arlen Greenberg Sr. WR 5-8 164 Pittsburgh, PA/Shadyside 24 Robbie Heflin Jr. DB 6-0 193 Wayzata, MN/Wayzata 5 Kevin Heller Sr. DB 6-1 192 Brooklyn, NY/Poly Prep. 45 Tom Holahan Jr. TE 6-4 230 Norwood, NJ/St. Joseph Regional 32 Tyler Jacobs Fy. RB 5-10 170 Westport, CT/Staples 44 Lou Jacoubs Jr. DL 6-1 250 Brockton, MA/Phillips-Andover 40 Steven Jellison So. RB 6-3 235 Amherst, NH/Souhegan 84 Ben Kettering Sr. WR 6-6 227 Fairmont, WV/Fairmont Senior 88 Stephen Koenig So. TE 6-3 235 Scarsdale, NY/Scarsdale 33 Greg Kutzin Sr. OLB 6-0 230 Eastchester, NY/Eastchester 37 Lars Larsen Fy. OLB 5-10 200 Upper Saddle River, NJ/Don Bosco Prep. 90 Max Lehrman Fy. DL 6-1 245 Washington, DC/Landon School 48 Greg Lewis Fy. ILB 6-0 200 Westport, CT/Staples 1 Landrus Lewis Jr. DB 5-11 190 Pennsauken, NJ/Woodberry Forest 13 Max Lippe Fy. QB 6-6 205 Los Altos, CA/Pinewood School 20 Gordie Lockbaum Sr. DB 5-9 175 Worcester, MA/Worcester Academy 77 Jack MacLennan So. OL 6-4 275 Edina, MN/Edina 70 Ian Mahoney Sr. OL 6-3 269 Wellesley, MA/ BB&N 82 D’Andre Mason Fy. TE 6-3 220 North Las Vegas, NV/Rancho 6 Brian McMahon Sr. QB 6-2 185 Basking Ridge, NJ/Delbarton School 15 Wade McNamara So. WR 6-1 180 Middlebury, CT/Pomperaug 75 Scott Mergner Fy. OL 6-4 280 Bethesda, MD/Georgetown Prep. 7 Bryce Monroe Fy. QB 6-0 175 Bel Air, MD/C. Milton Wright 64 Rob Moran Sr. DL 6-3 285 San Mateo, CA/Sacred Heart Prep. 49 Phillip Nwosu So. K/P 6-1 215 Derwood, MD/Bullis School 87 Jake O’Malley So. WR 6-2 185 Medfield, MA/St. Sebastian’s 16 Chet Pajolek Fy. QB 6-3 180 Westport, CT/Staples 10 DJ Petropulos So. QB 6-2 210 Amherst, NH/Souhegan 41 Jordan Phillips Jr. OLB 6-3 230 Atlanta, GA/Marist School 42 Matt Pieterse Jr. ILB 6-1 220 Springfield, MA/Northfield Mount Hermon 47 Trevor Rappa Sr. DL 6-1 235 Bloomington, IL/University 94 Matt Rawson Sr. K/P 6-0 180 Bethesda, MD/Phillips Exeter 11 Andrew Reed Sr. WR 6-3 203 Riverside, CT/Brunswick School 21 Will Reed Sr. WR 6-2 202 Riverside, CT/Brunswick School 55 Jack Reynolds Jr. OL 6-1 268 Morristown, NJ/Delbarton School 23 Evan Rosenstein Sr. DB 5-10 187 New Canaan, CT/New Canaan 71 Kyle Rudolph Fy. OL 6-1 275 Burlingame, CA/Junipero Serra 18 Mike Samela Sr. WR 5-11 193 Westport, CT/Staples 95 Jake Schmidt So. K/P 6-0 195 Santa Monica, CA/Santa Monica 14 Jake Shuman Fy. RB 6-1 185 Melbourne, FL/Holy Trinity Episcopal Acad. 30 Ryan Silva So. RB 6-0 189 Bristol, RI/Portsmouth Abbey School 65 Max Silver So. OL 6-4 285 Gladwyne, PA/The Haverford School 56 Benji Sklar So. OLB 6-1 230 Houston, TX/Episcopal 50 Matt Sponheimer Jr. DL 6-0 275 Orange, CT/Notre Dame H.S. 38 Chris Tamasi Fy. ILB 5-10 203 Canton, MA/Xaverian Brothers 86 Will Tenneson So. TE 6-3 235 Seattle, WA/Lakeside School 35 Chris Toppin Jr. ILB 6-1 202 Hartford, CT/Loomis Chaffee School 73 Rob Wasielewski So. OL 6-3 285 Winnetka, IL/New Trier 79 Kody Weaver So. OL 6-1 279 Southlake, TX/Carroll 72 Jonathan Woodrow Fy. OL 6-2 265 Aspen, CO/Aspen 27 Emmett Wynter So. DB 6-0 193 South Dartmouth, MA/Milton Academy 2011 Amherst College Football 2011 Williams College Football Overall Team Statistics Overall Team Statistics (as of Nov 7, 2011) (as of Nov 7, 2011)

TEAM STATISTICS AMH OPP TEAM STATISTICS WIL OPP ------SCORING...... 208 83 SCORING...... 182 146 Points Per Game...... 29.7 11.9 Points Per Game...... 26.0 20.9 FIRST DOWNS...... 121 112 FIRST DOWNS...... 114 121 Rushing...... 65 38 Rushing...... 48 38 Passing...... 45 67 Passing...... 60 67 Penalty...... 11 7 Penalty...... 6 16 RUSHING YARDAGE...... 1349 613 RUSHING YARDAGE...... 998 698 Yards gained rushing...... 1505 873 Yards gained rushing...... 1147 970 Yards lost rushing...... 156 260 Yards lost rushing...... 149 272 Rushing Attempts...... 302 258 Rushing Attempts...... 267 260 Average Per Rush...... 4.5 2.4 Average Per Rush...... 3.7 2.7 Average Per Game...... 192.7 87.6 Average Per Game...... 142.6 99.7 TDs Rushing...... 13 8 TDs Rushing...... 14 5 PASSING YARDAGE...... 1524 1552 PASSING YARDAGE...... 1144 1282 Comp-Att-Int...... 103-180-5 118-229-7 Att-Comp-Int...... 190-108-9 268-157-15 Average Per Pass...... 8.5 6.8 Average Per Pass...... 6.0 4.8 Average Per Catch...... 14.8 13.2 Average Per Catch...... 10.6 8.2 Average Per Game...... 217.7 221.7 Average Per Game...... 163.4 183.1 TDs Passing...... 11 11 TDs Passing...... 8 6 TOTAL OFFENSE...... 2522 2250 TOTAL OFFENSE...... 2493 1895 Total Plays...... 447 489 Total Plays...... 492 526 Average Per Play...... 5.6 4.6 Average Per Play...... 5.1 3.6 Average Per Game...... 360.3 321.4 Average Per Game...... 356.1 270.7 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards...... 27-491 31-502 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS...... 18-300 39-663 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards...... 29-287 11-28 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS...... 12-159 11-74 INT RETURNS: #-Yards...... 7-168 5-110 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS...... 15-82 9-40 KICK RETURN AVERAGE...... 18.2 16.2 KICK RETURN AVERAGE...... 16.7 17.0 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE...... 9.9 2.5 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE...... 13.2 6.7 INT RETURN AVERAGE...... 24.0 22.0 INT RETURN AVERAGE...... 5.5 4.4 FUMBLES-LOST...... 8-3 11-7 FUMBLES-LOST...... 10-5 11-8 PENALTIES-Yards...... 47-403 38-338 PENALTIES-YARDS...... 40-305 41-369 Average Per Game...... 57.6 48.3 Average Per Game...... 43.6 52.7 PUNTS-Yards...... 46-1660 50-1870 PUNTS-YARDS...... 47-1728 56-2072 Average Per Punt...... 36.1 37.4 Average Per Punt...... 36.8 37.0 Net punt average...... 34.6 30.9 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game..... 29:08 30:52 Net punt average...... 35.2 34.2 3RD-DOWN Conversions...... 24/96 29/103 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME... 27:50 32:02 3rd-Down Pct...... 25% 28% 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS...... 39/110 44/120 4TH-DOWN Conversions...... 10/17 5/13 3rd-Down Pct...... 35% 37% 4th-Down Pct...... 59% 38% 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS..... 5/7 4/12 SACKS BY-Yards...... 22-170 15-88 4th-Down Pct...... 71% 33% MISC YARDS...... 0 0 SACKS BY-YARDS...... 23-163 5-25 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED...... 25 20 MISC YARDS...... 62 32 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS...... 4-10 2-3 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED...... 26 11 ON-SIDE KICKS...... 0-0 0-0 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS...... 9-12 2-3 RED-ZONE SCORES...... 17-28 61% 15-20 75% PAT-ATTEMPTS...... 25-26 11-11 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS...... 15-28 54% 13-20 65% ATTENDANCE...... 1900 3150 PAT-ATTEMPTS...... 16-22 73% 18-19 95% Games/Avg Per Game...... 4/475 3/1050 ATTENDANCE...... 2106 10861 Neutral Site Games...... 0/0 Games/Avg Per Game...... 3/702 4/2715 Neutral Site Games...... 0/0

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Amherst College..... 62 73 40 33 - 208 Williams...... 65 51 20 46 - 182 Opponents...... 10 24 28 21 - 83 Opponents...... 35 49 38 24 - 146 THE SERIES 1884 Williams 15-2 1925 Amherst 13-7 1969 Amherst 56-25 1884 Williams 11-0 1926 Amherst 20-6 1970 Amherst 35-7 1885 Williams 57-0 1927 Amherst 7-6 1971 Williams 31-14 1885 Williams 18-15 1928 Williams 40-15 1972 Williams 21-12 1886 Amherst 6-4 1929 Williams 19-0 1973 Williams 31-14 1886 Williams 30-0 1930 Williams 16-13 1974 Williams 17-14 1887 Williams 54-0 1931 Williams 33-7 1975 Williams 25-6 1888 Williams 53-0 1932 Amherst 31-7 1976 Amherst 16-0 1889 TIE 10-10 1933 Williams 14-0 1977 Williams 21-13 1890 Williams 6-0 1934 Amherst 19-7 1978 Williams 7-2 1891 TIE 0-0 1935 Williams 13-0 1979 Williams 19-13 1892 Amherst 60-0 1936 Amherst 14-13 1980 Williams 10-3 1893 Williams 30-12 1937 Amherst 13-6 1981 Amherst 21-17 1894 Williams 34-10 1938 Amherst 41-0 1982 Amherst 52-26 1895 Amherst 16-14 1939 Williams 16-8 1983 Amherst 14-13 1896 Amherst 6-4 1940 Williams 19-6 1984 Amherst 23-6 1897 TIE 6-6 1941 Williams 18-6 1985 Amherst 35-20 1898 Amherst 16-5 1942 Amherst 12-6 1986 Amherst 10-7 1899 Williams 38-0 1943 No Game 1987 Williams 25-7 1900 Williams 16-5 1944 No Game 1988 Williams 21-0 1901 Williams 21-5 1945 No Game 1989 Williams 17-14 1902 No Game 1946 Williams 21-13 1990 Williams 46-18 1903 No Game 1947 Amherst 14-6 1991 Williams 37-0 1904 Amherst 22-6 1948 Amherst 13-7 1992 Williams 41-7 1905 Amherst 17-0 1949 Williams 19-13 1993 Williams 31-2 1906 TIE 0-0 1950 Williams 27-13 1994 Williams 48-14 1907 Williams 26-6 1951 Williams 40-7 1995 TIE 0-0 1908 Amherst 4-0 1952 Amherst 21-19 1996 Williams 19-13 1909 Williams 17-0 1953 Amherst 28-14 1997 Williams 48-46 1910 Amherst 9-0 1954 Amherst 21-14 1998 Williams 35-16 1911 Williams 8-0 1955 Amherst 13-6 1999 Williams 10-7 1912 Williams 12-0 1956 Williams 27-12 2000 Amherst 20-12 1913 Amherst 12-0 1957 Williams 39-14 2001 Williams 23-20 ot 1914 Williams 14-6 1958 Williams 12-7 2002 Amherst 45-35 1915 Amherst 31-0 1959 Amherst 13-0 2003 Williams 14-10 1916 Williams 26-0 1960 Amherst 21-6 2004 Amherst 13-10 1917 Williams 20-0 1961 Williams 12-0 2005 Williams 34-23 1918 Amherst 20-0 1962 Amherst 7-0 2006 Williams 37-7 1919 Williams 30-0 1963 Amherst 19-13 2007 Williams 20-0 1920 Amherst 14-7 1964 Amherst 20-7 2008 Williams 24-23 1921 Williams 20-0 1965 Amherst 42-8 2009 Amherst 26-21 1922 Williams 27-0 1966 Amherst 54-21 2010 Williams 31-16 1923 Williams 23-7 1967 Williams 14-10 1924 Williams 27-6 1968 Amherst 24-17 Williams leads the series 71-49-5

THE LITTLE THREE 1997 3-way tie 1910 Amherst 1927 Wesleyan 1946 Wesleyan 1963 Amherst 1980 Williams 1998 Williams 1911 Williams 1928 Williams 1947 Wesleyan 1964 Amherst 1981 Amherst 1999 3-way tie 1912 No Title 1929 Williams 1948 Wesleyan 1965 Amherst 1982 Amherst 2000 Amherst 1913 Wesleyan 1930 Williams 1949 Williams 1966 Wesleyan 1983 Amherst 2001 Williams 1914 Williams 1931 Williams 1950 Williams 1967 Williams 1984 Amherst 2002 3-way tie 1915 Amherst 1932 Amherst 1951 Amherst 1968 Amherst 1985 Amherst 2003 Williams 1916 Williams 1933 Wesleyan 1952 Amherst 1969 Wesleyan 1986 Amherst 2004 Amherst 1917 Williams 1934 Amherst 1953 Amherst 1970 Wesleyan 1987 Williams 2005 Williams 1918 Wesleyan 1935 Williams 1954 Amherst 1971 Williams 1988 Williams 2006 Williams 1919 3-way tie 1936 3-way tie 1955 Wesleyan 1972 Williams 1989 Williams 2007 Williams 1920 3-way tie 1937 Amherst 1956 Williams 1973 Williams 1990 Williams 2008 Williams 1921 Williams 1938 Amherst 1957 Williams 1974 Williams 1991 Williams 2009 Amherst 1922 Williams 1939 Wesleyan 1958 Williams 1975 Williams 1992 Williams 2010 Williams 1923 Williams 1940 Williams 1959 Amherst 1976 3-way tie 1993 Williams Williams – 47 1924 Williams 1941 Williams 1960 Amherst 1977 Williams 1994 Williams Amherst – 29 1925 Amherst 1942 Amherst 1961 Williams 1978 3-way tie 1995 TIE Wesleyan – 12 1926 Amherst 1945 No Title 1962 Amherst 1979 Williams 1996 Williams Ties – 9 Today’s Featured Players Williams Profiles

Dylan Schultz Darren Hartwell Dan O’Mara Senior LB Junior WR, PR, KR Senior Safety Williamstown, MA North Reading, MA Pittsburgh, PA — Leads Williams in tack- —Leads NESCAC in all- — Leads NESCAC and les with 66, 41 solo, and purpose yards with 1,181. Ephs with 4 INTs, 3 in has 7.5 tackles for loss. — Set Williams single- last 3 games. — Named captain for 2nd record for TD receptions — Named First Team straight season in 2010 with 10. All-NESCAC at — D3 Senior Classic 2011 — Interned with ESPN Safety in 2010 Preseason All-American. Boston over summer. — 2011 Captain Amherst Profiles

Eric Bunker Matt Rawson Kevin Ferber Senior RB Senior PK/P Senior DB Topsfield, MA Drexel Hill, PA Mahwah, NJ — Has accounted for 20 — Holds Amherst records — Named to 2010 touchdowns and more than for field goals in a season D3football.com All- 1,000 yards at Amherst... and a career, as well as America 2nd Team and — Named to 2010 All- career points by a kicker... All-NESCAC 1st Team... NESCAC Team... — Kicked a career-high — Leads the NESCAC in — NESCAC Player of the 45-yard field goal during sacks with 7 Week after rushing for a win over Wesleyan in — Returned a fumble 62 4 TDs in win over Midd. Week 5. yards for a TD in Week 1.

Action above is from the 1967 Williams-Amherst game won by Williams 14-10. Historic Moments at Weston Field

Weston Field is one of the oldest college football fields in the nation hosting its first game in 1884 when the Ephs beat MIT 10-0.

Notable games between Williams and Amherst on Weston Field over the last 60 years: 1951– legendary LA Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully calls the action in the Williams-Amherst game for CBS Football Roundup Show – Williams 40, Amherst 7 1961 – 7-0 Amherst team shut out by 5-2 Williams, 12-0 1971 – Ephs upset Amherst 31-14 and The Walk” (Best Post-Game Tradition in College Football, so says Sports Illustrated, is born 1985 – first Satellite TV Broadcast in series, Amherst 35-20 1989 – 1st perfect 8-0-0 season in Williams history notched with 17-14 win over Amherst 1995 – 0-0 tie, televised live on ESPN II in a mud bowl 1997 – “Greatest game ever played” was decided as underdog Williams stuns Amherst, 48-46, with FG by first year kicker Collin Vataha with 4 seconds left. Vataha had never kicked a point in his life in a football game until that day and never kicked another point in a game. 2001 – in the only battle of 7-0 unbeatens in the Williams-Amherst series, Ephs win 23-20 in OT on TD run by Tyler Shea, aka “The Bedford [NH] Bowling Ball” 2007 – ESPN’s College GameDay makes its first non-Division I appearance -- Williams 20, Amherst 0 2009 – Amherst 26, Williams 21 giving the Lord Jeffs a perfect season