THE UNIVERSITY ESU At A Glance LocationLocation...... East.East StroudsburStroudsburg,g, PaPa.. PPresidentresident...... DDr.r. RRobertobert J. DillmDillmanan MeMembermber ...... PPennsylvaniaennsylvania State SSystemystem ...... ofof HiHighergher EducatioEducationn SySystemstem Chancellor . Dr.Dr. John C. CavanauCavanaughgh FoFoundedunded...... 18931893 EEnrollmentnrollment ...... 77,500,500 (includes 5,900 underundergraduates)graduates) AtAthleticshletics AAffiliationffiliation ...... NC NCAAAA DiviDivisionsion IIII CoConferencenference ...... PSPSACAC . . . . P Pennsylvaniaennsylvania State AAthleticthletic CoConferencenference ScSchoolhool CoColorslors...... RedRed aandnd BlBlackack TeaTeamm NiNicknameckname ...... WWarriorsarriors AtAthletichletic DirDirectorector DDr.r. Tom GioGioglioglio ...... 57 570-422-36420-422-3642 AssocAssociateiate AAthleticthletic DirDirectorector DDr.r. CareCareyy SnSnyderyder ...... 5 570-422-303470-422-3034 AcadeAcademicmic CooCoordinatorrdinator The Warren E. and Sandra Hoeffner Science and Technology , a $40 million NNancyancy Jo Greenawalt ...... 570-422-3795570-422-3795 state-of-the-art facility, was dedicated in September 2008...... [email protected]@po-box.esu.edu DDirectorirector ooff MMulticulturalulticultural AffAffairsairs Providing High-Quality, Higher Education DaDanellenelle MMcClanahan.cClanahan...... 57 570-422-38960-422-3896 FootbaFootballll OOfficeffice ...... 570-422-3322570-422-3322 ESU - In its 118th Year of Service SpSportsorts Information GGregreg KnowldenKnowlden...... 57 570-422-33120-422-3312 Founded in 1893 as a Normal School, More than 2,100 students reside in eight ...... [email protected]@po-box.esu.edu EEast Stroudsburg University has been residence halls. The university also offers FaFaxx ...... 5570-422-358670-422-3586 ooffering quality higher education to the apartment-style housing for another 200 WaWarriorsrriors HHotlineotline ...... 5 570-422-300070-422-3000 ccitizens of for more than a students on the main campus, along with Web SSiteite...... wwwwww.esu.edu.esu.edu ccentury. University Ridge, a 10 building apartment- KKeyey Campus Numbers With an enrollment of more than style housing complex adjacent to campus AdAdmissionsmissions...... 5 570-422-354270-422-3542 77,500 students and a strong commitment that accommades 541 students. FFinancialinancial AiAidd ...... 570-422-2800570-422-2800 tto academic excellence, ESU’s programs Approximately 74 percent of the ccontinually earn the highest levels of students receive some form of financial aid, aaccreditation in their fields. including scholarships, loans and grants. East Stroudsburg University is nestled The university’s most recently The 2010-11 academic year will mark the in the Pocono Mountains, which offer year- constructed and largest academic building university’s 118th year of operation and the round outdoor recreation of all sorts for is the $40 million Warren E. and Sandra school has approximately 35,000 alumni. sports enthusiasts. From hiking in the fall to Hoeffner Science and Technology Center, ESU, like many other public colleges and biking in the spring to , golfing a state-of-the-art facility and the first new universities across the country, started as a and fishing in the summer to snowboarding, major academic building at ESU since 1979. normal school, a professional school for the skiing or tubing in the winter, there is The late Warren Hoeffner ‘55, of training of teachers. plenty to do at any time of the year. Throw the Warriors’ 1954 championship team, and ESU History in shopping, great restaurants and plenty his wife Sandra was the lead donors for the East Stroudsburg Normal School was of attractions and there is something for project. founded to serve students in the state’s everyone, no matter the . The Center is in its third year of service normal school fourth district and had 320 ESU is located approximately 75 miles and features a planetarium, rooftop students enrolled when classes started on west of New York City, 85 miles northeast observatory and a wildlife museum of September 4, 1893. of Philadelphia, 40 miles northeast of the natural history. The facility supports In 1926 after the state assumed Allentown/Bethlehem/Easton area and 40 research activities and provides classroom, control of the school, the original name miles southeast of Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. laboratory, conference and office space for was changed to East Stroudsburg State The campus is 1/4 mile from exit 308, diverse departemnts from the sciences and Teachers’ College. Interstate 80. Exit right onto Prospect Street. mathematics to computer science. The school became East Stroudsburg To Reach Eiler-Martin Stadium — One Other recent contributions to the State College in 1960 to reflect the school’s block after the first light turn right on Centre ongoing transformation of the campus expanded curriculum with liberal arts Street. Stay on the road past one stop sign include an investment of over $10 million programs and graduate degrees. and the stadium will be in front of you. dollars in safety and other improvement In July 1983, the Pennsylvania General Football Office, Second Floor, Koehler projects associated with storm water Assembly established the Pennsylvania Fieldhouse — Take right at the first light on management and campus beautification. State System of Higher Education consisting East Brown Street. Go up the hill 6/10th of The campus consists of 66 buildings on of 14 universities and East Stroudsburg a mile, take the first left onto Smith Street. 252 acres and boasts a student-to-teacher University was born as a comprehensive The fieldhouse is on the left on the corner of ratio of 18 to 1. regional institution. Smith and Normal streets. 2010 ESU FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2010 Football Schedule Saturday, Sept. 4 at Pace 1:00 The Warriors kick off their 83rd season with the first-ever meeting against Pace of the Northeast-10 Conference. Head coach Denny Douds will coach the 376th game of his career, while Pace’s Chris Dapolito (Duke ‘05) makes his collegiate head coaching debut. Saturday, Sept. 11 IUP 6:00 The Crimson Hawks trek to Eiler-Martin Stadium for the second time in four years. They left with a 38-23 win in 2007 and hold an 8-6 edge in the all-time series. Douds owns a 5-4 mark against Lou Tepper and was 5-2 vs. Tepper’s Edinboro teams from 2000-05. Saturday, Sept. 18 at TBA A pair of 200-win coaches meet at California’s Adamson Stadium when Douds (226) and John Luckhardt (205) lock horns for the third time. ESU won 41-34 in 2006 and Cal posted a 26-3 win in the 2007 season opener, the first of their three straight regional titles. Saturday, Sept. 25 *WEST CHESTER 1:00 ESU snapped a six-game losing streak vs. WCU with a 21-20 win at Farrell Stadium a year ago when Matt Marshall threw the go-ahead TD pass to Jordan Hallman in the fourth On the Cover: Seniors Matt Marshall and Matt Freed quarter. Both teams will look for a key win to open the PSAC East schedule this fall. look to lead the Warriors to the NCAA for the second straight year during the 2010 campaign. Saturday, Oct. 2 *at Bloomsburg 1:00 The Warriors have been on the wrong side of the last four meetings since a 52-39 win at Bloomsburg in the NCAA Playoffs in 2005. ESU still holds a 38-33-2 lead in the series which began in 1927 and will continue uninterrupted for the 52nd straight year in 2010. TableTable ooff CContentsontents TheThe UniversitUniversity.y...... IIFCFC Saturday, Oct. 9 *KUTZTOWN 2:00 MediaMedia Services/SServices/Sportsports InformationInformation...... 2 Marshall threw for 430 yards, including the go-ahead TD to Ed Kiser on the first UniversityUniversity AAdministrators.dministrators...... 3 possession of OT, and ESU stopped KU quarterback Kevin Morton at the one-yard line on Eiler-MartinEiler-Martin StadStadium.ium...... 9 fourth down to seal a 27-20 road win last year, the Warriors’ ninth straight in the series. Student-AthleteStudent-Athlete CeCenternter fforor ExcExcellenceellence ...... 9 Saturday, Oct. 16 *at C.W. Post 1:00 The Coaching StafStafff ESU had won all four meetings since 2004 until the Pioneers posted a 42-24 win a HeadHead CoacCoachh DennDennyy DouDouds.ds...... 44-5-5 AssistantAssistant CoacCoacheshes ...... 66-8-8 year ago at Eiler-Martin. The Warriors’ last trip to Long Island resulted in a 48-42 victory in TheThe 2010 Warriors 2008, highlighted by strong winds and a 35-point ESU outburst in the second quarter. SeasonSeason OuOutlooktlookk ...... 10-1110-11 Saturday, Oct. 23 *at Millersville 1:30 PlayerPlayer Bios ...... 12-2412-24 The Warriors throttled the Marauders in a 44-3 win last fall, yielding just a field goal Roster.Roster...... 28-2928-29 on the final play of the first half. Freshmen Eric Deery (102 yards) and Kendrick Williams The 20092009 Season (96 yards) led the ground attack and the defense forced four of its PSAC-best 33 turnovers. 2009 GameGame-by-Game-by-Game ...... 30-3330-33 Saturday, Oct. 30 *CHEYNEY 1:00 20092009 SStatistics.tatistics...... 34-3534-35 FootballFootball HistorHistoryy All-American Matt Freed (12 tackles) and the defense pitched its first shutout since The Last Time It HaHappenedppened ...... 2525 2006 with a 37-0 win at Cheyney. Deery ran for 128 yards and Marshall (10-17, 195 yds, 2 JimmyJimmy TerwilligerTerwilliger ...... 2727 TD) and Ray Wagner (3-4, 87 yds, TD) helped ESU extend its streak vs. the Wolves to 30. ProgramProgram HistorHistory.y...... 3636 Saturday, Nov. 6 *SHIPPENSBURG 1:00 All-StarAll-Star HonHonorsors ...... 3737 Shippensburg began its PSAC championship campaign with a 38-14 victory over SchoolSchool RecorRecords.ds...... 38-4438-44 the Warriors in last year’s conference opener. ESU is 6-15-1 on the road at Ship, while the Year-by-YearYear-by-Year RecorRecord.d...... 4545 All-TimeAll-Time ScSchedulehedule ...... 46-4846-48 record at Eiler-Martin Stadium is deadlocked at 11-11-1 entering this year’s meeting. All-TimeAll-Time LettermenLettermen...... 49-5249-52 Saturday, Nov. 13 at Edinboro 12:00 WarriorsWarriors in the PrPros.os...... 5353 Edinboro’s 31-16 win at Eiler-Martin Stadium in the first round of the NCAA Playoffs OpponentsOpponents and the PSAPSACC was the eighth meeting between the eastern and western-most schools in the PSAC since PSACPSAC StanStandings,dings, CChampionshampions ...... 2626 2000. Both squads have aspirations of playing in the PSAC title game this weekend. 2010 OOpponentspponents ...... 54-IBC54-IBC *Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Eastern Division Game. HOME GAMES in CAPS

The 22010010 FFootballootball GGuideuide CCreditsredits The 2010 ESU Football Guide is published by the Sports Information OfficOfficee GREG KNKNOWLDEN,OWLDEN, SSPORTSPORTS INFINFORMATIONORMATION DIREDIRECTORCTOR Cover Design:Design: ESU Graphics Center, Cindy Chardiet-VojnovicChardiet-Vojnovic Cover Photos:Photos: Melissa RowlingRowling EditingEditing AssistanceAssistance:: ESU UniversitUniversityy Relations staff: Doug Smith, Brenda FridayFriday and Sheree Watson Printing:Printing: ESU Graphics Center All information in this guide is current as of August 15, 20102010 EEastast Stroudsburg University ooff Pennsylvania does not discriminate on the basis ooff race, color, religion, national origin, gender,gender, veteran status, disability or age in its proprogramsgrams and activities in accordance with state and federal laws. The followinfollowingg ppersonerson has been desdesignatedignated to handle inqinquiriesuiries reregardinggarding tthishis popolicy:licy: DDirectorirector ooff Diversity/Ombudsperson, 200 Prospect Street, 115 Reibman Building, East Stroudsburg, PA 18301 or call 570-422-3656570-422-3656.. For special accommodations at ananyy ooff the events listed in the ESU Football Media Guide, contact the OfficeOffice ooff Sports InInformationformation at (570) 422-3312422-3312..

ESU Football Media Guide 1 MEDIA SERVICES/SPORTS INFORMATION The Warriors in the NeNewsw Newspaper Coverage Television Coverage WNEP TV (16) Scranton, Pa. • (570) 346-7474 The Pocono Record Blue Ridge Cable TV (13) Jim Coles, Sports Director Stroudsburg, Pa. • (570) 421-3000 Palmerton, Pa. • (610) 826-4060 Email: [email protected] Bob Capasso, Sports Director ESU Radio Network Mike Kuhns, Sports Editor Brian Unangst, Sports Reporter Mark McKeehan, Sports Reporter WVPO 840 AM The Express-Times Stroudsburg, Pa. • (570) 421-2100 or 1491 Easton, Pa. • (610) 258-7171 Blue Ridge is in its 23rd year televising ESU Email: [email protected] football. All home games will air live and WVPO is in its 48th year broadcasting ESU Barry Miller, Sports Editor re-air on selected days and times; please football. The station has been honored with check www.brctv13.com for more info The Morning Call Associated Press Broadcasters’ Association • Chris Doty (play-by-play) and Jim Riley Allentown, Pa. • (610) 820-6500 state awards for its coverage of ESU football. (color commentary) Email: [email protected] • Check Seese (play-by-play) and Bob Brittain Bill Kline, Sports Editor WBRE TV (28) (color commentary) Jeff Schuler, Sports Writer Wilkes-Barre, Pa. • (800) 358-9273 Phil Schoener, Sports Director WESS 90.3 FM The Stroud Courier ESU campus radio • (570) 422-3615 ESU student paper • (570) 422-3295 WYOU TV (22) • May broadcast ESU home football games, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. • (570) 207-8104 Staff TBA Sid Michaels, Sports Director

Greg KnowldenKnowlden Media Services/Press Box Information SSportsports Information DirectoDirectorr The media is always welcome on the the media to see the entire field. GregGreg Knowlden is in his ffourthourth yyearear campus of East Stroudsburg University. The No guests or scouts are allowed in the as Sports InformationInformation Director at East followingf information is provided for the press box. Alternate seating arrangements StroudsburgStroudsburg University. He came to ESU use of the media. If we can be of assistance, for scouts on tables at the top of the in April 2007 and is responsible fforor the please see a member of the Sports bleachers will be made. publicity ooff the school’s 21 varsity sportssports.. Information staff. There is no cheering allowed in the press Know Knowldenlden previouspreviouslyly worworkedked at InterviewI Requests box. Refreshments are provided at halftime. LafayetteLafayette College, where he was a member Players and coaches will be made Telephones ofof the Athletic Communications stastaffff available for interviews either before or after There are four telephone lines in the forfor three years, including the last two as practice upon request. Players and coaches press box. Three are for radio stations, Assistant Sports InInformationformation Director. willw not be available on game days until after including the station covering the visiting He bebegangan his tenure at LaLafayettefayette as thet game. Please direct interview requests team, and the fourth is an outside line. thethe AtAthletichletic Communications GrGraduateaduate tot Greg Knowlden, Sports Information Phones are available for the press to Intern andand was promotepromotedd to Assistant Director, at (570) 422-3312 or via e-mail at file stories either in the press box or in the SID the ffollowingollowing year. He served as the [email protected]. All requests Koehler Fieldhouse after the game. primary contact fforor 20 ooff the Leopards’ must be made at least 24 hours in advance. Post-Game Interviews 23 NCAA Division I intercollegiateintercollegiate atathletichletic PressP Credentials ESU head coach Denny Douds will be programs during his time at LaLafayette,fayette, Press credentials and sidelines passes for available in the conference room of the includingincluding tthehe 2005 anandd 2006 workingw photographers may be obtained LeRoy J. Koehler Fieldhouse approximately champion ffootballootball teams which competed by writing or calling the sports information 15 minutes after the game for interviews. in the NCAA PlayoPlayoffsffs both seasonsseasons.. office by Thursday the week of each game. ESU’s top players in the game will be A 2003 grgraduateaduate ooff Grove CiCityty ColleCollegege Please understand that seating in the press interviewed first on the sidelines by Blue withwith a bbachelor’sachelor’s ddegreeegree in PoPoliticallitical box is limited. Photographers must adhere to Ridge Cable television and then in the press NCAA guidelines when on the sidelines. box by WVPO and WESS radio. They will Science, KnowldenKnowlden earneearnedd a Master’s Pre-GameP Information be available to the print media once those degree in Sport Management ffromrom ESU in Numerical rosters of both teams, pre- obligations are completed. 2004 while he was the Sports InformationInformation game releases and statistics are available The ESU locker room will be open to the GraduateGraduate AssistantAssistant.. before the game in the press box. press approximately 15 minutes after the Pro Professionally,fessionally, Knowlden is a member The Press Box game. ofof CoSIDA and ECAC-SIDA. ESU has had 10 The Eiler-Martin Stadium press box was Statistics student-athletesstudent-athletes namenamedd to ttheirheir respective built in 1988. The press box is fully-enclosed Full game statistics are provided at ESPN TheThe Magazine AcademicAcademic AAll-Districtll-District and air-conditioned. It includes booths to halftime and following the game, including a II teams in each ofof the last three yyears,ears, an accommodate radio and television crews, complete play-by-play and game summary. hhonoronor tthathat is nominatenominatedd anandd votevotedd on bbyy newspaper reporters and members of the Updated statistics are also available on CoSIDA memmembers.bers. coaching staffs of each team. monitors in the press box, and live statistics Knowlden is a native ooff Muncy, Pa. and The main press room is on the 50-yard are available to the public on the ESU resiresidesdes in East StrouStroudsburg.dsburg. line with large picture windows that allow athletics website.

2 ESU Football Media Guide ADMINISTRATORS Dr. Robert J. Dillman Dr. Tom Gioglio Dr. Carey Snyder President Athletic Director Associate Athletic Director

Dr. Robert Dr. Tom Gioglio Dr. Carey J. Dillman has is in his seventh Snyder is in been president of year as the Director her 23rd year East Stroudsburg of Athletics at in the athletic University since East Stroudsburg department at 1996. During University. As the East Stroudsburg his tenure, the Director of Athletics University. university has he is responsible She has served experienced for providing as associate transformative leadership and athletic director progress, ranging oversight to all the past 22 years from new operations of the and is ESU’s construction, to campus beautification, department of athletics, which is comprised Senior Women’s Administrator. In addition academic enhancements and significant of 21 varsity teams, approximately 500 to other responsibilities, she processes advances and upgrades for athletic programs student athletes and a staff of over 60. student-athlete eligibility, serves as the and facilities. Since assuming control of the athletic NCAA compliance officer, and maintains Dr. Dillman has taken an active role in department, Gioglio has hit the ground the budget for the 21-sport intercollegiate athletics and has been the Chairman of the running, incorporating many strategic athletic program. Board of Directors of the PSAC since 2004-05. initiatives for the betterment of Warrior Snyder prepares all athletic department Eiler-Martin Stadium has undergone athletics. Most notable is the 3 million dollar comprehensive reports for the federal major upgrades under the president’s plus athletic facility renovations that have government and the NCAA. For 17 years, direction. FieldTurf was installed prior to been completed, including the installation prior to 2005, she also coordinated event the 2008 season to give ESU a durable, all- of FieldTurf at Eiler-Martin Stadium and management for over 400 athletic contests weather surface at one of the premier venues Whitenight Field, lighting and outdoor annually. in the PSAC. Lights were installed in 2007 and Olympic track at Eiler-Martin Stadium and She manages the athletic operating night games were played for the first time in dugouts at Mitterling Field. There has budget, away contests, team travel, school history, and the track was resurfaced also been a significant increase in overall contracts and non-session arrangements. and expanded to eight lanes in 2005. attendance and revenue fundraised during Snyder was the founder and chair of the Numerous new undergraduate and Gioglio’s tenure due to the enhanced Women’s Athletic Scholarship Golf Classic graduate degree programs have also been promotions, marketing and sponsorship that raised over $150,000 in scholarships added and academic accreditations achieved initiatives implemented through the Warrior for women student-athletes. She currently during Dr. Dillman’s 14-year tenure at ESU. Athletic Club, including the Television organizes a highly popular National Girls The president has spearheaded several Fundraising Auction. and Women in Sports Day event for girls in building projects at ESU, including: the Gioglio has also had impact nationally the Stroudsburg community, is a member of state-of-the-art $44 million Hoeffner Science and in the community. He has served as a the Intercollegiate Athletic Committee and and Technology Center, the first new major facilitator of the NCAA Division II Leadership the Gender Equity Planning Committee, and academic building at ESU since 1979 which Academy, is a member of the NCAA Division has also served on the University Faculty opened in 2008; a student Recreation Center; II Committee, and is the chair of Senate. the Ahnert Alumni Center, which houses the the PSAC Executive Committee of Athletic Prior to ESU, Snyder had a highly Office of Advancement and Alumni Relations; Administrators. successful career as a and softball University Ridge, a 10 building apartment- He is the chair of the Monroe County coach at California Lutheran University in style student housing complex; and a Center United Way Day of Caring and is a board Thousand Oaks, California. for Innovation and Entrepreneurship that will member of the Stroudsburg Little League. She earned her B.S. from Springfield result in an economic impact of $57 million in On campus, Gioglio’s involvement includes College in Physical Education and her Monroe County. membership on the President’s Commission Master’s degree and Ph.D. in Athletic Other campus capital improvements for Racial and Ethnic Diversity, SACE, SAAC, Administration from the University of include an admissions center addition in and the Intercollegiate Athletic Committee. Southern California. the Reibman Administration Building and a A native of nearby Morristown, N.J., major safety, storm water management and Gioglio previously served as Director of beautification project that was completed in Athletics at Dakota State University (S.D.) and the summer of 2008. the University of Saint Mary in Kansas. While in college, Dillman competed in Gioglio earned his bachelor’s degree four sports — soccer, , and in Physical Education at Montclair State track & field — at SUNY New Paltz. University and his first master’s degree in Dr. Dillman came to ESU from Fairmont education at Mansfield University, and his (W.V.) State where he was president for second at Northern State in Aberdeen, S.D. eight years. He earned a master’s degree at He also holds a doctorate degree from West Penn State University and a Ph.D from Clark Virginia University. University, both in geography. Gioglio and his wife Melissa are the proud parents of two daughters, Kalista and Kinley. ESU Football Media Guide 3 HEAD COACH DENNY DOUDS Coach Denny Douds Coach Douds’ Career Record 37th Year at a Glance Career Record: 226-146-3 W L T Pct. Nine PSAC titles Overall Record 226 146 3 .607 Four NCAA Playoff appearances Home Record 117 62 0 .654 2005 Northeast Regional title Away Record 106 83 3 .560 Neutral Record 3 1 0 .750 vs. PSAC East 135 76 1 .639 DennyDDdthlltiiit Douds, the all-time winningest PSAC East Home 68 37 0 .648 coach in the history of the Pennsylvania State PSAC East Away 64 39 1 .620 Athletic Conference, enters his 37th season as PSAC East Neutral 3 0 0 1.000 the head football coach at East Stroudsburg vs. PSAC West 29 31 0 .483 University. PSAC Title Games 3 1 1 .700 Douds is one of five active coaches in NCAA Playoff Games 4 4 0 .500 NCAA Division II, and one of just 18 coaches in vs. Non-PSAC Teams 55 35 1 .610 all of , with at least 200 career Opening Games 25 11 0 .694 victories, as he enters the 2010 campaign with Closing Games 17 18 1 .486 a record of 226-146-3 (.607). He is the fourth- Family Day Games 21 15 0 .583 longest tenured coach among those with 200 Homecoming Games 23 13 0 .639 victories and one of six to spend his entire career at the same institution. a single season. 1982,982 1983 983 and d 1991 99 and d ties i ffor the h top spot iin Douds’ coaching career at ESU will span ESU’s seven straight winning seasons 1980, 2002 and 2003. 45 years and six decades when the 2010 season from 2000-06 was the longest such streak of Before the PSAC championship game was kicks off this fall. He took over as head coach in Douds’ career. The Warriors put together six eliminated in 1987, the Warriors won overall 1974 after eight years as an assistant coach and consecutive winning seasons from 1975-1980 crowns in 1975, 1978 and 1982 and tied for the has been part of 271 of the 442 wins in program after going 5-5 in Douds’ first season at the title with Shippensburg in 1976. history. As head coach, he has mentored 19 helm, and he has sported a winning record as a The 1975 and 1976 teams were both Associated Press Little All-Americans, five head coach ever since. unbeaten and compiled a 19-game winning AFCA All-Americans and five finalists for the The senior head football coach in the streak before the 14-14 tie with Shippensburg Harlon Hill Award, including quarterback Jimmy PSAC continues to bring the same love and in the 1976 PSAC title game. The 1978 squad Terwilliger, who won the award in 2005. enthusiasm for coaching young men as when finished 10-1 and scored the most one-sided The last decade featured a 77-34 record, he took over as head coach in 1974. win in PSAC championship game history, nine winning seasons, three NCAA Division A native of Indiana, Pa., Douds was a high winning 49-4 over Clarion. II Playoff appearances and two PSAC East school coach in Erie, Pa. for two years and an The 1982 team won the school’s first ever championships. assistant coach at for Lambert Trophy as the top Division II football The Warriors made their fourth-ever trip one year before accepting an assistant coach to the NCAA postseason – all under Douds’ position at ESU in 1966. leadership – in 2009, with an 8-3 regular season He started as the Warriors’ tight ends and What They’re Saying record before falling to Edinboro in the first coach under head coach Charlie About Coach Douds round of the playoffs. ESU went 9-2 in 2008, Reese, and then became the team’s defensive which included the PSAC record-setting 213th coordinator in 1968. After eight seasons “He emphasized three things — a work ethic, win of Douds’ career with a 44-41 overtime assisting Reese, Douds took over as the school’s doing things right, and enthusiasm. What I victory against Shippensburg. eighth head football coach. learned from Coach Douds has carried over ESU’s other NCAA Division II Playoff trips Dating back to Jack Gregory (1959-65) and to coaching in the Big 10, SEC and the NFL.” came in 1991, 2004 and 2005. In 2005, the • Harry Hiestand, offensive line coach, Reese (1966-73), ESU has had just three head Tennessee Warriors won three straight playoff games to football coaches in the last half-century. claim the Northeast Region championship Under Douds’ direction, the Warriors have “Many of the things I teach now I copied from before bowing out in the national semifinals. captured nine PSAC Eastern Division titles with Coach Douds — having a positive attitude, ESU’s 11-3 record set a school record for wins in solo first-place finishes in 1975, 1976, 1978, taking care of your family, teammates and friends. He put us in a position to be Active College Football Coaches with 200 Career Victories successful in life.” Division Years Wins • James Franklin, offensive coordinator, 1. – Carroll (Mont.), St. John’s (Minn.) III 61 471 Maryland 2. Joe Paterno – Penn State FBS 44 394 3. – Mount Union III 24 289 “From the time he talks to you as a recruit 4. Ken Sparks – Carson-Newman II 30 287 until years after you’ve played, Denny Douds 5. Bob Ford – St. Lawrence, Albany (N.Y.) FCS 41 241 is always there for you. I know I’m blessed 6. Mel Tjeerdsma – Austin College (Tex.), NW Missouri State II 26 230 to have been associated with such a fine 7. Frank Beamer – Murray State, Virginia Tech FBS 29 229 man.” – Youngstown State, Ohio State FBS 24 229 • Pat Flaherty, offensive line coach, New 9. Willard Bailey – Virginia Union, Norfolk State, St. Paul’s (Va.) II 35 228 York Giants, ESU Athletic Hall of Fame 10. Denny Douds – East Stroudsburg II 36 226 11. Jerry Moore – North Texas, Texas Tech, Appalachian State FCS 28 216 “What makes Denny so special is that he 12. Mack Brown – Tulane, North Carolina, Texas FBS 26 214 cares about people. Every year we have a Joe Taylor – Virginia Union, Howard, Hampton, Florida A&M FCS 27 214 new group of guys come in and he’s going to 14. Al Bagnoli – Union (N.Y.), Penn FCS 28 208 make sure that they reach their goals. He’s 15. Chris Ault – Nevada FBS 25 206 touched so many lives in so many ways.” – St. Lawrence, Villanova FCS 30 206 • Mike Terwilliger, offensive coordinator, 17. John Luckhardt – Washington & Jefferson, California (Pa.) II 25 205 ESU, ESU Athletic Hall of Fame 18. Jimmye Laycock – William & Mary FCS 30 200

64 ESU Football F tb ll Media M di GGuide id HEAD COACH DENNY DOUDS team in the East and was selected as the ECAC PERSONAL Division II Team of the Year. Name: Dennis Carl Douds The 1991 squad gained the school’s Born: February 16, 1941, Indiana, Pa. Married: June 20, 1964 first-ever NCAA Division II Playoff berth after Wife: The former Judy Nylander (Slippery Rock ’63) of , Pa.; Teacher at the Clearview Elementary winning the PSAC Eastern Division title, while School, Stroudsburg, Pa. the 2004 team advanced to the second round Children: Mrs. Jill Koerber (Slippery Rock ’88), recreation therapist in Toms River, N.J.; Douglas of the playoffs and tied the previous school (Wake Forest ’90), Lt. Colonel in the United States Marine Corps record for wins with a 10-2 mark. Grandchildren: Zachery Douglas Koerber, 18; Tyler Gregory Koerber, 16; Morgan Anne Koerber, 14; Gus Garrison Douds, 11; Sam Douds, 8. The 2005 team broke the school record with 11 wins, won the Lambert Trophy and EDUCATION Indiana High School, Indiana, Pa. 1959 produced five All-America selections. Record- Slippery Rock University, B.S. in Physical Education 1963 setting quarterback received West Virginia University, M.S. in Physical Education 1966 the Harlon Hill Award as the most outstanding HEAD COACHING player in Division II football, and was joined 2009 East Stroudsburg 8-4 5th East; NCAA Playoffs - first round on All-America teams by kicker Mark Brubaker, 2008 East Stroudsburg 9-2 3rd East fullback Anthony Carfagno, Ken Parrish 2007 East Stroudsburg 3-6 Tie 3rd East and Evan Prall. Other recent 2006 East Stroudsburg 7-4 3rd East All-Americans include Nick Krut, the nation’s 2005 East Stroudsburg 11-3 3rd East; NCAA Playoffs - semifinals leading punter in 2008, and two-time All- 2004 East Stroudsburg 10-2 2nd East; NCAA Playoffs - second round America Matt Freed in 2008 and 2003 East Stroudsburg 8-3 East Champion 2002 East Stroudsburg 8-2 East Champion 2009. 2001 East Stroudsburg 7-3 2nd East Terwilliger, the son of offensive 2000 East Stroudsburg 6-5 4th East coordinator Mike Terwilliger, has played a 1999 East Stroudsburg 4-7 5th East significant role in the latest chapter of Douds’ 1998 East Stroudsburg 2-8 5th East career. Terwilliger graduated in 2006 with 16 1997 East Stroudsburg 4-6 Tie 4th East ESU and 18 NCAA records, including tying the 1996 East Stroudsburg 6-4 Tie 2nd East all-division record with 148 touchdown passes. 1995 East Stroudsburg 4-6 4th East He also holds Division II records for passing 1994 East Stroudsburg 5-5 5th East 1993 East Stroudsburg 7-2-1 Tie 2nd East yards (14,350) and total offense (16,064). 1992 East Stroudsburg 8-2 2nd East Terwilliger threw for 4,571 yards and 50 TDs to 1991 East Stroudsburg 8-3-1 East Champion; NCAA Playoffs - first round claim the Harlon Hill Award as a junior. 1990 East Stroudsburg 6-4 Tie 2nd East Douds has been honored by his peers 1989 East Stroudsburg 6-4 Tie 4th East many times. He was named the Kodak College 1988 East Stroudsburg 4-6 4th East Division Coach of the Year three times (1975, 1987 East Stroudsburg 4-6 Tie 5th East 1976, 1982), the PSAC Coach of the Year twice 1986 East Stroudsburg 1-9 Tie 5th East 1985 East Stroudsburg 2-8 5th East (1975, 1978) and the PSAC East Coach of the 1984 East Stroudsburg 5-5 4th East Year three times (1976, 1982, 2002). 1983 East Stroudsburg 7-4 East Champion In 1976, he was the first unanimous winner 1982 East Stroudsburg 9-2 Champion of the Stan Lomax-Irving T. Marsh Award as 1981 East Stroudsburg 4-6 Tie 2nd East selected by the New York Football Writers’ 1980 East Stroudsburg 6-4 Tie 1st East Association as the Eastern College Division 1979 East Stroudsburg 7-3 Tie 3rd East Coach of the Year. 1978 East Stroudsburg 10-1 Champion 1977 East Stroudsburg 6-2 3rd East As a player, Douds was a standout lineman 1976 East Stroudsburg 9-0-1 Co-Champion for Slippery Rock University as a right guard on 1975 East Stroudsburg 10-0 Champion offense and a nose tackle on defense. His play 1974 East Stroudsburg 5-5 3rd East earned him All-Conference, All-State and NAIA Won-Loss Record 36 years • 226-146-3 • .607 winning percentage All-America honors. He was named the school’s ASSISTANT COACHING outstanding senior athlete in 1962-63. 1973 East Stroudsburg Defensive Coordinator 6-1-1 2nd East That same year, Douds was co-captain of 1972 East Stroudsburg Defensive Coordinator 4-5 Tie 6th East the team which won the 1971 East Stroudsburg Defensive Coordinator 6-3 Tie 2nd East conference title by beating ESSC, 13-6, in the 1970 East Stroudsburg Defensive Coordinator 5-4 Tie 2nd East 1962 State Game. 1969 East Stroudsburg Defensive Coordinator 5-3 Tie 2nd East 1968 East Stroudsburg Defensive Coordinator 8-0-1 Co-Champion He has been an active member of the 1967 East Stroudsburg Assistant Coach 7-1 2nd East Coaches’ Association and is 1966 East Stroudsburg Assistant Coach 4-4 2nd East an active volunteer for charitable and church 1965 West Virginia Asst Frosh Coach 4-1 activities in the community. 1964 McDowell H.S. Assistant Coach 7-2 In addition to his football coaching duties 1963 McDowell H.S. Assistant Coach 6-3 at ESU, Douds is an assistant professor of PLAYING RECORD Sport Studies. He is one of the few PSAC head 1962 Slippery Rock Chuck Godlosky Record: 9-1 Champion coaches who also teach in the classroom. 1961 Slippery Rock Chuck Godlosky Record: 6-3 West Champion He is a member of four Athletic Halls of 1960 Slippery Rock Chuck Godlosky Record: 5-1-2 3rd West Fame — ESU, Slippery Rock University, Indiana 1959 Slippery Rock Frosh Chuck Godlosky Record: 5-0 1958 Indiana High School Dick Farbaugh Record: 8-1 County and Northeast Pennsylvania. He was 1957 Indiana High School Dick Farbaugh Record: 9-0 inducted into the ESU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1956 Indiana High School Dick Farbaugh Record: 9-0 1998. TEACHING Douds and his wife Judy, also a Slippery 1966- Asst. Prof. of Physical Education and Sport Studies at ESU; coached men’s swimming 1967-73. Rock graduate, have been married for 46 years 1965-66 Graduate Assistant at WVU, taught Physical Education courses, directed intramural program. and have two children and five grandchildren. 1963-65 Physical Ed. and Safety Ed. at McDowell High School, Erie, Pa.; coached .

ESU Football Media Guide 75 ASSISTANT COACHES Mike Terwilliger rushing game averaged 163 yards per game. Mike Santella The 2004 Warriors recorded nearly Offensive Coordinator 500 yards of total offense per game and Offensive Line/ Jimmy Terwilliger led the nation in pass Recruiting Coordinator Mike Terwilliger, efficiency while throwing for 3,826 yards, the a member of the third-highest total in PSAC history. In 2003, Mike Santella is in ESU Athletic Hall Terwilliger set the Division II record for total his 13th season as an of Fame as a player offense by a freshman. assistant coach at his and a coach, enters As ESU’s quarterback coach since 1978, alma mater, and his his 37th year at ESU Terwilliger has tutored all of his successors 10th as the full-time and his 33rd as an at the position. His teaching has helped offensive line coach. assistant coach. In standout Damian Poalucci, He has also served as 2006, Terwilliger was an NCAA record-holder, along with Andy the Warriors’ recruiting recognized by the Baranak, Bret Comp, James Franklin, Jeremy coordinator since American Football Coaches Association as Palm, Tim Roken and current starter Matt returning to ESU prior the Division II Assistant Coach of the Year. Marshall establish school passing records. to the 2001 season. Terwilliger has been involved in every Terwilliger was one of the finest A 1994 graduate of ESU, Santella has game that Denny Douds has been on the quarterbacks in the school’s history, leading made an impact as an assistant coach for two sidelines as a head coach. He was a four-year the Warriors to undefeated seasons and championship NCAA Division I-AA programs, starter at quarterback for the Warriors from PSAC championships in 1975 and 1976 in his and two NCAA Division II Playoff teams at 1974-77, and has been an assistant coach four years as a starter. He was inducted into ESU, during his coaching career. since graduating in the spring of 1978 with the ESU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1994. His front five has provided the a degree in health and physical education. After taking over as a starter early in protection for the Warriors’ record-setting He also holds a Master’s degree in physical his freshman year, Terwilliger guided the offensive performances since he became the education from Temple University, which he Warriors to a 30-4-1 record over four seasons. offensive line coach, and was instrumental in earned in 1983. He earned All-Conference first team honors Jimmy Terwilliger’s Harlon Hill campaign in Terwilliger has been the offensive twice and was also an Associated Press Little 2005. ESU averaged nearly 500 yards of total coordinator since 2001 and has led a record- All-American. He threw for 3,799 yards and offense and more than 35 points per game setting offense that has averaged more than 33 touchdowns in his playing career. from 2004 through 2006. 30 points per game over the last seven years. Terwilliger and his wife Kim are the Santella has coached 14 All-PSAC His son Jimmy directed the offense parents of three children. Jimmy is a health selections and has had at least one All-PSAC from 2003 through 2006 and left with 16 and physical education teacher and the head offensive lineman in the last nine years. ESU records and 18 NCAA records, including football coach at Pleasant Valley High School, Morgan Thomas (2008-09), Mike Habel (2007- Division II standards for passing yards Kelly is a graduate student at 08), Dan Crozier (2004-05), Greg Munch (14,350), total offense (16,064) and passing and played at Ohio State, (2002-03) and Joe Burton (2001-02) were all touchdowns (148). Jimmy was a three-time and Jackie is a junior at East Stroudsburg two-time All-PSAC honorees under Santella’s selection as the PSAC East Offensive Player University. The Terwilligers live in East mentorship. Keith Weaver (2008), Jeff Kocsis of the Year and won the Harlon Hill Award Stroudsburg. (2005), Colin Delaney (2004) and Jim Sodano in 2005 as the most outstanding player in (2001) were also all-conference selections. Division II football. He was a part-time assistant coach for In 2005, the Warriors averaged 42.6 Did You Know ... the Warriors in both 1998 and 1999, working points per game and 508.4 yards of total The 2010 ESU Football Staff with the offensive line, and was a student offense as they won the Division II Northeast has more than 220 years of coach in the fall of 1994 after receiving his Region championship and advanced to the combined coaching experience bachelor’s degree in physical education. national semifinals for the first time in school at the high school, college and A native of Bethlehem, Pa., Santella history. The younger Terwilliger threw for professional levels. went home to join the coaching staff at 4,571 yards and 50 touchdowns, while the Lehigh University where he was an assistant for three years. He worked with the offensive ContactContact the ESU Football CoachinCoachingg StafStafff line in 1995, coached the tight ends in 1996 and was the running backs coach in 1997. E-mail:E-mail: Lehigh won the 1995 Patriot League HeadHead coaccoachh Denny DouDoudsds - [email protected]@po-box.esu.edu championship in Santella’s first year on the OffensiveOffensive Coordinator Mike Terwilliger - [email protected]@po-box.esu.edu staff, and tailback Rabih Abdullah was a first OffensiveOffensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator Mike Santella - [email protected]@po-box.esu.edu team all-league selection and went on to DefensiveDefensive Backs Henry Baker - [email protected]@po-box.esu.edu play in the NFL. DefensiveDefensive Ends/Video Coordinator Nick Bach - [email protected]@po-box.esu.edu In 2000, Santella was the tight ends coach at the University of Pennsylvania and Phone:Phone: ((570)570) 422-3322 helped the Quakers claim the championship with a 7-3 record. The Quakers FootballFootball OOfficeffice had the number one passing offense in I-AA KoehlerKoehler FiFieldhouseeldhouse football. East Stroudsburg UniversityUniversity East StroudsburgStroudsburg PA 18301

6 ESU Football Media Guide ASSISTANT COACHES Henry Baker Nick Bach FrankFrank LuLupinpin Defensive Backs Defensive Ends/ Wide Receivers Video Coordinator Henry Baker enters Frank Lupin enters his first season as Nick Bach is in his his 50th year in defensive backs coach third season as an coaching in the at East Stroudsburg assistant at ESU as the 2010 season, and University in the fall of defensive ends coach his 29th year as an 2010. and the Warriors’ assistant coach at ESU. Baker arrives at video coordinator. He Including his eight ESU after spending coached defensive years as a player, four two seasons as a tackle Miguel Rivera in high school and four defensive graduate (2008) and defensive for the Warriors, this assistant under head coach Ralph Friedgen end Jeff Case (2009) to fall will mark Lupin’s 58th year in football. at Maryland, which included the 2009 Rowdy All-PSAC East status in his first two years. Lupin was recognized for his long-time Humanitarian Bowl championship team Bach came to ESU from Otterbein contributions to Warrior football when he which finished with an 8-5 record. He was College, where he was a graduate assistant was inducted into the ESU Athletic Hall of the interim inside linebackers coach for the defensive line coach for three seasons and Fame in the fall of 2002. He was a player Terrapins’ bowl game and worked with the coached three all-conference players in for the Warriors from 1957-60, served as a secondary, linebackers and special teams 2006. He was also the assistant strength freshman coach in 1961, and returned to ESU during his time in College Park. and conditioning coordinator and video in 1983 where he has been a member of the A four-year letterwinner and two-year coordinator, and coached special teams and coaching staff ever since. starter at defensive back at Maryland from running backs with the Cardinals. Lupin has developed all-conference, 1994-97, Baker was a candidate for his He coached the defensive line at Johns record-breaking pass catchers nearly every Master’s degree in Education-Minority and Hopkins University in 2003 and helped the year since his return. He has coached Urban Education in May 2010 and earned his Bluejays to a 10-1 season. He has also spent almost all of the top receivers in school bachelor’s degree in Sociology in 2003. two seasons as a high school coach, serving history, including Evan Prall, who set PSAC Baker previously served as Maryland’s as defensive coordinator and offensive line records with 4,093 yards receiving and 50 recruiting intern in 2001 and has high school coach for the junior varsity programs at touchdowns in his career, and also holds the coaching experience at Eastside High School Canisius (N.Y.) in 2001 and Cardinal O’Hara ESU school record with 236 receptions. in Paterson, N.J. (2003, 2005-06) and South (N.Y.) in 2000. Prall was a two-time All-America Miami (Fla.) High School in 2007 before Bach played in college, selection and set PSAC marks with 1,766 returning to his alma mater. His time at earning two letters at Buffalo State before yards receiving and 23 touchdowns as a Eastside included an appearance in the New suffering a career-ending injury his junior junior in 2005. Jeff Giglio, Drew Stem, Sam Jersey Group IV Section 1 state championship season, and was Rookie of the Year as a Shuman, Tim Strenfel, John Jeffries, Justin game. sophomore. He also lettered at Canisius Kondikoff and John Kotorsky have also He also spent extensive time in College as a freshman. been All-PSAC selections at wide receiver professional football, landing in the NFL with Bach earned his bachelor’s degree in since 2000. The 1996 and 2005 teams both the in 2003, and competed health and wellness from Buffalo State in featured a pair of 1,000-yard pass catchers in the League with the New 2001 and his Master’s degree in Teaching and eight players have gone over 2,000 Jersey Red Dogs and Carolina Cobras and from Otterbein in 2007. career receiving yards. AFL2 with the Norfolk Nighthawks and As a player at ESU, Lupin was one of . the Warriors’ top running backs under Baker worked with James Franklin (ESU Joey Smith head coach Jack Gregory from 1957-60. As ’95), the Terrapins’ offensive coordinator, Outside a senior, he averaged 7.3 yards per carry, during both of his stints at Maryland. Franklin fourth-best in school history, with 313 yards was the Warriors’ starting quarterback in Linebackers on 43 rushing attempts. 1993 and 1994, a candidate for the Harlon After leaving ESU, Lupin was an assistant Joey Smith, who Hill Award as the outstanding player in coach at Binghamton (N.Y.) North High played in the NFL for Division II as a senior and was named the School from 1962-67, and was head coach four years with the eventual successor to Friedgen as Maryland’s at Waverly (N.Y.) High School from 1968-79. , is head coach in February 2010. Lupin returned to the Poconos in 1980 and in his 10th season as was the head coach at Pocono Mountain outside linebackers coach at ESU. He also High School for three seasons before taking a coaches the returners on special teams. position on the ESU coaching staff. Smith returned kickoffs and punts and also Lupin retired from teaching in 2003 saw action at wide receiver and defensive and was a physical education teacher at the back for the Giants from 1991-94. He was Pocono Elementary Center in Tannersville. He a defensive back and kick returner at the earned his bachelor’s degree in health and University of Louisville and played on the Graduate Assistant Coach physical education from ESU in 1962, and Cardinals’ 1990 Fiesta Bowl championship Dave Lotier his Master’s degree in physical education in team. Smith graduated from Louisville in 1978. 1991.

ESU Football Media Guide 7 ASSISTANT COACHES Ed Lynett Rob Mikulski Wendy Wheeler Dietrich Defensive Line Strength & Conditioning Athletic Training

Ed Lynett joins the Rob Mikulski is Wendy Wheeler coaching staff at East in his 24th year as Dietrich is in her sixth Stroudsburg University the strength and year at ESU after for the 2010 season. conditioning coach at joining the athletic Lynett comes to ESU. training staff in the fall ESU from Bucknell, In 2005, he was of 2005. where he coached named the Division She has been a the safeties last fall. II Strength and nationally certifi ed He was previously the Conditioning Coach of athletic trainer since defensive coordinator the Year by American 2000 after receiving a and defensive backs coach at Iona for four Football Monthly. Nine coaches of the year bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology and Exercise seasons before the school dropped its were awarded, from high school to the NFL. Science at the University of Kentucky. While program following the 2008 campaign. Mikulski earned two bachelors degrees at UK, she worked as a student athletic Lynett helped the Gaels defensive unit at Penn State and graduated in 1986. He trainer for a number of teams, including the become one of the best in the country during earned a letter as a defensive tackle on the football team and the national champion his tenure at Iona. His charges ranked third Nittany Lions’ national championship team cheerleading squad. nationally in total defense in 2006 (232.0) and and played at Penn State for three years after She received her Master’s degree in 2007 (271.5), and also ranked third in rushing transferring from Bucknell University. Athletic Training from West Virginia University defense in 2006, allowing 66.9 yards per Mikulski holds a Master’s degree from after performing her graduate assistantship game. ESU. He is certifi ed by the National Strength at Fairmont State. She has also worked at St. Lynett, who coached 16 all-conference and Conditioning Association and is director Mary’s College in Maryland. players and a pair of Mid-Major All-Americans of drug and alcohol prevention for the New Wendy is one of three members of the at Iona, served as the acting head coach Jersey Head Start Association. athletic training staff and works with the against Columbia during the 2006 season. football, swimming and tennis teams. He arrived at Iona after two years as an Art Kroll She currently resides in Stroudsburg assistant at Lehigh in 2003 and 2004, where with her husband, Dr. Scott Dietrich, who is he coached the defensive line and assisted Equipment Manager also a faculty member at ESU, their son Devin, with special teams. In addition to his duties who was born in December 2008, and their with the varsity team, Lynett served as the Art Kroll has been beloved dog Corbin. head coach of the junior varsity squad. the men’s equipment Lynett also served as a graduate assistant manager at ESU at Colorado State, where he worked with the since March 2004 defensive line and defensive backs, along and is responsible for with fi ve seasons as an assistant coach at his handling all of the alma mater, Scranton Prep. equipment needs for Lynett played collegiately at Fordham, the Warriors, from where he was a three-year letterwinner helmets to pads to as a and defensive back and shoes. He issues game graduated with a degree in Marketing/ gear and is charged with inventory, repairs Managerial Accounting in 1992. and maintenance for all men’s varsity sports. 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8 ESU Football Media Guide EILER-MARTIN STADIUM/SACE Our Home — Eiler-Martin Stadium

The Warriors made their debut on the FieldTurf at Eiler-Martin Stadium against Virginia Union on August 28, 2008.

East Stroudsburg University’s Eiler-Martin Stadium is named in athletic teams in full uniform, students in the Physical Education honor of John R. Eiler, an outstanding athlete at the school in the and Health program, municipal and college officials, and even game early 1930s and later athletic director and a championship soccer officials. coach, and the late Gene Martin, the Warriors’ head football coach New home bleachers were added in 1960 while a fully enclosed, from 1942-57 and the school’s long-time Dean of Men. air-conditioned press box was installed in 1988 and new away Formerly swamp land in 1932, today’s stadium and field were bleachers were added in 1989. Also in 1988, an electronic message filled in by East Stroudsburg State Teachers’ College students working center scoreboard was erected at the south end of the field. in federal work programs instituted after Franklin Roosevelt was The stadium has undergone three major upgrades in the past five elected president in 1932. Many football players at the time were years, including the installation of FieldTurf in the summer of 2008 members of the work crew. that gives ESU a sparkling multi-use facility. Lights were added in the Dedication ceremonies were held on Oct. 22, 1938, before a spring of 2007 which made night games possible for the first time in football game against Cortland State. There was a parade to the school history. The track was resurfaced and expanded to eight lanes stadium which included both football teams, members of all other for the Warriors’ program in 2005. Student-Athlete Center for Excellence Academic Coordinator for In 1998, ESU established a Student-Athlete Center for Excellence on Athletics campus. The center includes experts in exercise physiology, nutrition, academic counseling, psychological counseling and sport studies. Nancy Jo Greenawalt The SACE was created to provide all student-athletes with the guidance, Nancy Jo Greenawalt serves counseling and instruction necessary to enhance their academic and athletic as the Academic Coordinator performance. for Athletics. Her main Academic services offered: Exercise science services offered: responsibility is to organize an Academic Counseling Body composition analysis academic support structure Assistance in acquiring tutorial services Dietary analysis for nearly 500 Warriors Assistance in declaring a major Nutritional/psychological assessment student-athletes. CHAMPS/life skills programming Hydration or body water status Greenawalt has 26 years Professional career development skills Nutritional counseling of experience in higher Progress reports/academic monitoring Aerobic power analysis Referral coordination to other university Overtraining analysis education, including 14 agencies Psychological Skills Training years at and 12 at ESU. During her time at Albright, she worked as the Associate Athletic Director for Women and Physical Education Department The SACE Staff Chairperson. She has also served on numerous NCAA, Shala Davis, Ph.D., exercise science national and regional committees. Tom Gioglio, E.d.D., administration A 1978 graduate of Albright College, Greenawalt Colleen Shotwell, MS, sports medicine Robert P. Fleischman, Ed.D, sport studies was inducted into the Albright Athletic Hall of Fame Nancy Jo Greenawalt, MS, physical education in 1997 for her achievements earned as a five-sport Donna Leitner, Ph.D., counseling student-athlete and head coach for volleyball, Paula Parker, Ed.D, sport and exercise badminton and tennis. She earned her bachelor’s psychology degree in psychology from Albright and her master’s Student Athletic Representatives degree in physical education from Penn State Coaching Representatives University.

ESU Football Media Guide 9 2010 OUTLOOK East Stroudsburg University opened Redshirt junior Ray Wagner and redshirt Mike Santella may be even more excited the 2009 football season with one of the freshman Nate Daniels will back up Marshall about the stable of tailbacks that made their youngest squads in Denny Douds’ 36-year during his senior season. Wagner was 10-for- way to ESU a year ago. tenure as head coach, and finished it with the 17 for 184 yards and two TDs over six games The Warriors intended to redshirt Eric fourth trip to the NCAA Division II Playoffs in a year ago and Daniels, an All-State selection Deery, Joe Klebon and Kendrick Williams, school history. (AAAA) at Muhlenberg HS, is also waiting in but Deery and Williams were pressed into The Warriors featured 43 true or redshirt the wings. action when starter Zach Krise was beset by freshmen a year ago while replacing 16 Redshirt seniors Jeff Giglio and Ed a number of injuries after running for 384 starters, and bring back a veteran roster Kiser have been on the other end of most of yards and three TDs in the first three games. that is capable of contending for another Marshall’s aerials over the past 14 games and Williams saw his first career action on NCAA playoff berth and the 10th PSAC give the Warriors two of the fastest receivers the crucial fourth quarter TD drive at West championship in Douds’ legendary career. in the PSAC. Chester, carrying six times for 50 yards on A pair of redshirt seniors, linebacker Giglio was off to a sensational start an eight-play march, and started the final Matt Freed and quarterback Matt Marshall, in 2009 before being derailed by injury in six games of the year. He averaged 97.3 will be integral to the Warriors’ postseason the second half of the year. He was sixth in all-purpose yards per game as a threat on plans this fall. Division II in receiving through the first four the ground (436 yards, 4.4 avg., 3 TD) and Freed has garnered a mantel full of weeks, averaging 118.2 yards per game, and through the air (12 catches, 245 yards, TD). awards during the last two years, with back- finished the year with 38 catches, 603 yards Deery produced two 100-yard rushing to-back AP Little All-America and Daktronics and a spot on the All-PSAC East second team. games, with 121 yards at Cheyney and 102 Division II All-America honors, along with That followed a breakout 2008 season (41 vs. Millersville, while showcasing his speed to ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America catches, 749 yards, 10 TD) which featured get to the edge of the defense. first team status in 2009. The outside 301 yards over the final two games, the The coaches were able to maintain linebacker led the PSAC with 132 tackles, start of a six-game stretch where he had 39 Klebon’s redshirt status and are ready to get 18 tackles for a loss and 10 sacks a year ago catches for 774 yards and five TDs. the former first team All-State selection at and is one of seven returning starters on the Kiser put together a breakout season of Riverside HS on the field. Freshman Dusty Warriors’ defense. his own in 2009, leading the Warriors with 43 Reed, an All-State performer at Delone Marshall leads a group of eight offensive catches for 805 yards and scoring six TDs. He Catholic and the nephew of ESU Hall of Fame starters who are back in the fold after was also one of the top all-purpose yardage offensive lineman Pat Flaherty, is the top putting together one of the top seasons by a gainers in the PSAC, averaging 22.8 yards on incoming prospect at the position. signal caller in school history. He will have a kick returns and carrying nine times for 81 At fullback, redshirt senior Brent Jones number of playmakers at his disposal on an yards on the season. He had 11 catches for was the Warriors’ top goal-line option last offense that has consistently ranked as one 177 yards, including the go-ahead TD, in an year, with five one-yard TD runs. He had of the top units in the PSAC. overtime win at Kutztown and has caught a 13 carries and 10 catches last season and pass in all 23 games over the last two years. should be a valuable part of the offense this OFFENSE The rest of the wide receiving corps year. Freshmen Darius Jackson, who went Marshall had an outstanding season is headlined by a pair of players who saw through spring practice with the Warriors, in his first full year as a starter, joining Bret their first career action last fall, redshirt and Taylor Newcomer will provide depth. Comp (1991) and Jimmy Terwilliger (2004-05) sophomore Jordan Hallman and true Redshirt senior Matt Brown returns for as quarterbacks who have led the Warriors to sophomore Bryan Ogden. his sixth season at after receiving the NCAA Playoffs. He brings a 10-4 record Hallman was third on the squad with 29 for a medical redshirt in 2008. He has played as a starter into his senior season, going 8-4 catches and had 359 yards and six TDs. He in parts of four seasons, including all 12 a year ago and winning his first two career pulled in the game-winning five-yard TD at games last year, and will be backed up by starts in 2008. West Chester and had five catches for 102 freshmen Nick Hagemann and Steven Statistically, Marshall ranked second in yards and two scores vs. Slippery Rock in the Jones, who was a member of the 2009 AAAA the PSAC in pass efficiency (150.3) and third regular season finale. Ogden saw action in 10 championship team at La Salle College HS. in passing yards (244.8) and total offense games, ranking third on the team with 367 Four of the Warriors’ five starters on the (270.9) per game. He threw for 2,938 yards yards on 26 catches. He caught a three-yard offensive line return in redshirt juniors Dan and 26 touchdowns, rushed for 313 yards TD pass vs. Edinboro and had his first career Caffrey and Zach Sarginger and redshirt and another score and proved a worthy 100-yard game two weeks earlier with 106 sophomores Seve Rivers and Wrenton successor in the lineage of ESU quarterbacks. yards vs. Millersville. Wright II. He ranked sixth in school history in a number A host of talented receivers will A year ago, Morgan Thomas was one of offensive categories, trailing only Harlon also press for time on the field. Redshirt of two returning starters on line and was a Hill winner Terwilliger’s four-year career and sophomore Wade Williams, an All-State pick first team All-PSAC East and second team ESU Hall of Famer Damian Poalucci’s NCAA at Pius X in 2006 and 2007, played in eight All-Region choice at left tackle. Wright, the record-setting 1996 campaign. games a year ago. Redshirt freshman Robert starter in all 12 games at right tackle in 2009, His 2009 season was highlighted by Bleiler is expected to contribute right away, is expected to make the transition to the left a fourth quarter comeback in a 21-20 win and redshirt sophomore Jameel Seymour side this year and has All-PSAC potential. at West Chester and a 430-yard, two TD and redshirt freshmen Travis China and Caffrey has started at center in all 23 performance in a 27-20 overtime victory at David Radziak will all look to earn playing games of his career, while Sarginger, an ESPN Kutztown. He had 360 yards of total offense time and catch passes in 2010. The Magazine Academic All-District selection (301 passing) vs. Edinboro in the NCAA For all of the depth at wide receiver, last fall, started all 12 games at right guard Playoffs and went 23-for-29 for 316 yards in Douds and the offensive coaching staff of and is projected to slide to right tackle. Rivers an early season victory over Clarion. coordinator Mike Terwilliger and line coach started the first nine games at left guard last

10 ESU Football Media Guide 2010 OUTLOOK year before suffering a season-ending injury Freed, Bergey and graduate assistant Dave vs. Millersville. Lotier, a three-year starter from 2005-07, at Starters Returning/Lost The final spot is expected to be filled linebacker for the Warriors over the past five by either senior Mike Dimitriou, who was years. Off ense used as an offensive lineman, tight end and Potential contributors at inside RETURNING (8): QB Matt Marshall, TB Kendrick Williams, WR Jeff Giglio, WR Ed Kiser, LG Seve fullback in his first year at ESU, or redshirt linebacker are redshirt junior Dennis Lynch, Rivers, C Dan Caff rey, RG Zach Sarginger, freshman Greg Blue, a highly-regarded junior transfer Chris Yoo and freshman Don RT Wrenton Wright II prospect from Unionville HS. Redshirt Kinney, Jr. LOST (3): WR Sam Shuman, FB/OL Dan Finnegan, freshman Joe Palma, junior transfer Vinnie The defensive backfield should be LT Morgan Thomas Bonavita and freshmen Jordan Kain and strong as well with both starting cornerbacks John Frisbie will also push for playing time. returning in senior David Castillo and Defense redshirt junior Shawnte Carroll. RETURNING (7): DT Rudy Cerami, OLB Matt DEFENSE Castillo has started the Warriors’ last Freed, OLB Mark Kalo, ILB Taylor Cave, ILB Kevin Freed enters his senior season as one of 28 games at corner and may be, pound-for- Schafer, CB David Castillo, CB Shawnte Carroll the premier players in the country on either pound, the strongest player on the team. He LOST (4): DE Jeff Case, DE Matthew Faas, DT Keith Galinsky, FS Nicholas Artinger side of the ball and leads a defense that has six and 23 pass breakups in ranked in the top 10 in Division II in red zone his career while developing into one of top Special Teams defense, fourth down defense and takeaways cornerbacks in the PSAC. RETURNING (1): P Joseph Janovic in 2009. Carroll was a first-year starter last year LOST (1): K Drew Reinhard Individually, he has led the PSAC in and etched his name in the NCAA record tackles each of the last two years and has 258 book with three interceptions in the fourth tackles, 29.0 TFL and 14.0 sacks in that span, quarter vs. Slippery Rock to tie a Division II Lettermen Returning/Lost with at least 10 tackles in 16 of the Warriors’ record. His four picks in the game, including 23 games. Last season he turned in two of two returns for scores, set the school record Returning Letterwinners (36) the top single-game performances in the and should be the springboard for another QB (2) - Matt Marshall, Ray Wagner TB (2) - Eric Deery, Kendrick Williams nation, with 14 solo tackles at Kutztown and productive season in 2010. FB (1) - Brent Jones 20 tackles (13 solo), 4.0 TFL and 2.0 sacks vs. Sophomore John Mack was the WR (5) - Jeff Giglio, Jordan Hallman, Ed Kiser, Slippery Rock. Warriors’ nickel back last year and should fill Eric Lehman, Bryan Ogden, Wade Williams The Warriors’ linebackers should the same role this season. Sophomore D’Jon TE (1) - Matt Brown be among the best at their position in Tillman played in 11 games and freshman OL (5) - Dan Caff rey, Mike Dimitriou, Seve Rivers, the region, as five players have starting Andrew Coyle, another Souderton product, Zach Sarginger, Wrenton Wright II experience. Freed and senior Mark Kalo are may also see the field. DL (5) - Cody Berry, Rudy Cerami, Alex Figueroa, lined up on the outside, with senior Kevin At safety, three players are expected to Sam Hull, Jon Weber LB (10) - Mike Bergey, Bryan Billger, Taylor Cave, Schafer, redshirt junior Taylor Cave and contend for the starting spot after Nicholas Matt Freed, Mark Kalo, Dennis Lynch, junior Mike Bergey on the inside. Artinger had an All-Region season that David Nunez, Richard Peter, Zechariah Runkle, Kalo made 75 tackles and led the PSAC included a PSAC-high seven interceptions. Kevin Schafer with four forced last year while The group includes junior Herschel DB (4) - Shawnte Carroll, David Castillo, showcasing his versatility, lining up in a Thornton, a former University of Minnesota John Mack, D’Jon Tillman hybrid safety position on passing downs in signee after playing at Lackawanna College, P (1) - Joseph Janovic the Warriors’ 4-4 defensive alignment. redshirt sophomore Zechariah Runkle and Schafer is also a three-year letterwinner freshman David Ogbonnaya, who may also Letterwinners Lost (15) and made seven starts while being limited by contribute at cornerback. TB - Zach Krise; FB - Dan Finnegan injury in 2009. He had 25 tackles in the first The Warriors will replace three of their WR - Eric Lehman, Sam ShumanTE - Willie Bell OL - Matt Daube, Morgan Thomas three games and had 38 tackles on the year. four starters on the defensive line in ends DL - Kevon Brown, Jeff Case, Matthew Faas, Cave was the Warriors’ second-leading Jeff Case (second team All-PSAC East) and Keith Galinsky tackler with 76 stops in his first year as a Matthew Faas and tackle Keith Galinsky. DB - Nicholas Artinger, Mike Gnall, starter. He was also strong in pass coverage, Redshirt junior tackle Rudy Cerami is Mark Henderson with two interceptions, including a 26-yard the only returning starter and will be joined K - Drew Reinhard return for a TD vs. Clarion, and six pass by redshirt junior Cody Berry, who has breakups. Bergey, the only true freshman to contributed at tackle and end over the past SPECIAL TEAMS letter in 2008, was a starter in five games last two years and has 6.5 career sacks. Other Senior kicker Greg Knauss was 25-for- season and had 70 tackles. contributors include redshirt sophomore 38 on field goals in 2007 and 2008 and A host of players will fight for backup Sam Hull, redshirt freshman Mark returns for his final season. He was first team roles and also contribute on special teams, Wroblewski, redshirt junior J.D. Howell and All-PSAC East in 2007, going 13-for-19 and where the Warriors regularly have one of the freshmen Chris King and Bryan Thomson. setting school records with five field goals top units in the PSAC on kickoffs and punts. Both defensive ends will be first-year at West Chester and a 53-yarder vs. IUP. He Outside linebackers include senior starters. The front runners are redshirt junior is second in school history in percentage on Richard Peter, redshirt junior Bryan Jon Weber, who was a safety and linebacker both field goals (65.8) and extra points (96.2). Billger, redshirt freshman Thomas Chesko before settling at end, and senior Alex Sophomore Joseph Janovic (33.0-yd. and freshmen Derek Brown, Tyler Burke Figueroa, a two-year letterwinner. Redshirt avg.) and Knauss will battle for the punting and Gabe Ostrow. Brown, the brother of freshman Scott Brimmer and junior transfer job. Caffrey is the returning starter at long tight end Matt Brown, comes to ESU from Brett Moss should also be in the mix for snapper and Hallman and Ogden will be Souderton HS, which has also produced playing time. looked at as holders, replacing Sam Shuman. ESU Football Media Guide 11 RETURNING STARTERS Mattt MARSHALL • 9 R-Freshman:R-Freshman Received first career solo tackles at Kutztown (t-most in DII) and playing time at Cheyney … went 1-for-3 with 20 tackles vs. Slippery Rock (t-4th most) … QB 6-1 210 R-Senior a 15-yard completion and an . also had forced vs. Kutztown and was York/Spring Grove Background: Member of Harrisburg PSAC East Defensive Player of the Week … Patriot-News Top 100 … honorable mention vs. Slippery Rock, had 13 solo tackles, 4.0 TFL R-Junior: Had All-State three straight years … All-County as and 2.0 sacks … had 10 or more tackles in one of the top a junior and senior … holds Hanover County eight games and TFL in all but one game … seasons in school career records in yards (4,895), touchdowns 11 tackles, 3.0 TFL and 2.0 sacks vs. Edinboro history, ranking sixth (39) and completions (357) … played in War in NCAA playoff game … eight tackles, 3.0 in passing yards of the Roses All-Star Game and Pennsylvania TFL, 2.0 sacks vs. Bloomsburg … 12 tackles (2,938), touchdowns East/West All-Star Game … team captain vs. Cheyney, 11 vs. Gannon and C.W. Post (26), pass efficiency in football and basketball … father Brian and 10 vs. Clarion and Shippensburg. (150.3) and total was ESU’s starting quarterback in 1981 … R-Sophomore: Consensus All-American offense (3,251) majoring in Health and Physical Education. after standout season … led PSAC and tied … led Warriors to for sixth in Division II with 11.5 tackles per NCAA Division II Passing game … first team Daktronics All-America Playoffs … 2nd in PSAC in pass efficiency and Year Comp. Att. Yds. TD Int. and third team AP Little All-America … top 3rd in passing yards (244.8) and total offense 2007 1 3 15 0 1 vote-getter at linebacker on Daktronics All- (270.9) per game … threw for 200+ yards in 2008 50 87 937 9 6 Super Region 1 team … named to ESPN The eight games, 300+ yards three times and had 2009 206 341 2938 26 13 Magazine Academic All-District II first team 430-yard game in overtime win at Kutztown Career 257 431 3890 35 20 … Team MVP and Miles Montague Award … 29-for-42 with two TDs, including game- winner … had 126 tackles (70 solo), 11.0 TFL, winner to Ed Kiser on first possession of OT Rushing four sacks and four interceptions … three- … ran 12 times for 41 yards for 471 yards of Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TDs time PSAC East Defensive Player of the Week total offense … second-most accurate day 2007 1 -4 -4.0 0 0 (Gannon, C.W. Post, Slippery Rock) … second in school history vs. Clarion, going 23-for-29 2008 30 43 1.4 16 0 team All-PSAC East selection …d2football. (79.3 pct.) for 316 yards and three TDs … 2009 130 313 2.4 51 1 com national Defensive Player of the Week 15-for-26 for 301 yards and two TDs and 17 Career 161 352 2.2 51 1 with 15 tackles (3.0 TFL), two sacks and two carries for 59 yards vs. Edinboro in NCAA interceptions vs. Gannon … had 10 or more playoff game … against Slippery Rock in the tackles in eight games and 13+ five times … final game of the regular season, went 5-for-5 Matt FREED • 39 10 tackles, sack, forced fumble and 30-yard for 162 yards and three TDs in the first five OLB 5-11 215 R-Senior interception return for a TD in the first half at minutes, throwing three straight TD passes Souderton/Souderton C.W. Post … finished year with 13 tackles and (22, 24 and 80 yards) … went 12-for-24 for an interception at Slippery Rock … 41 tackles 284 yards and four TDs in the 54-28 win … over first three starts of his career (13 vs. Career: Two-time led ESU to 21-20 win at West Chester, going Virginia Union, 15 vs. Gannon, 13 at Clarion) Daktronics Division 21-for-32 for 220 yards, two TDs and no … career-high 16 tackles (2.0 TFL) vs. West II first team and AP interceptions and running for 43 yards … Chester … 12 tackles at Bloomsburg and Little All-America also topped 200 yards vs. Virginia Union (218, nine stops (2.0 TFL) and a sack vs. Kutztown. third team selection 1 TD), Gannon (269, 3 TD) and Bloomsburg R-Freshman: Played in all nine games … first team ESPN (215, 1 TD) … scored on 51-yard run in loss at on special teams and as a backup linebacker The Magazine Shippensburg … PSAC East Offensive Player … made 21 tackles (17 solo), two tackles for Academic All- of the Week vs. Clarion and Kutztown. a loss, a sack and a pass break-up … had five American … sixth in R-Sophomore: Threw for 937 yards solo tackles and a TFL at Lock Haven … five school history with and nine touchdowns and had quarterback tackles and first career sack at Cheyney. 279 career tackles rating of 168.3 in four games, including Background: Three-year starter at entering senior season … PSAC’s leading first two career starts … earned PSAC East running back and linebacker … first team tackler two straight years … 10+ tackles in Offensive Player of the Week in the final two All-League … third team All-State … ran for 16 of 23 career starts … has 258 tackles, 29.0 weeks of the season … made first career 1,380 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior TFL and 14.0 sacks over past two years. start vs. Cheyney and went 17-for-26 for 314 … averaged 9.3 yards per carry … had 121 R-Junior: Repeated as Daktronics first yards and three TDs … also ran 10 times for tackles and eight sacks in final season … team and AP Little All-America third team 27 yards … in week 10 at Millersville, was Maxwell Award recipient … Honor Roll selection … named Daktronics Super Region 11-for-19 for 258 yards and two scores in less student … majoring in History … recipient 1 Defensive Player of the Year … named to than three quarters of action … played the of ESU’s George Edward and Grace Rapp Best ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America entire game the following week at Slippery Scholarship. first team … Academic All-District II first Rock, going 22-for-38 for 365 yards and four team for second straight year … Team MVP TDs … at Millersville, also ran for 24 yards and first team All-PSAC East … ESU’s Miles Defense and gained 35 yards on a forced fumble Montague Award winner … led PSAC in Year Tackles TFL Sacks FF/FR Int. and recovery following an interception … tackles (11.0 per game), TFL (18.0) and sacks 2007 21 2.0 1.0 0/0 0 received Miles Montague Award following (10) … tied for 12th in DII in tackles per game 2008 126 11.0 4.0 1/2 4 spring practice. and 7th in solo tackles (6.2) … two of the top 2009 132 18.0 10.0 1/0 0 single-game performances in Division II - 14 Career 279 31.0 15.0 2/2 4

12 ESU Football Media Guide RETURNING STARTERS Jeff Background: Two-year letterwinner in 5050 yards, TD) … had ffourour catches fforor 75 yards GIGLIO • 7 football at wide receiver and safety … earned and TD at Virginia Union … three catches for WR 5-11 190 R-Senior four letters in track & field … holds school 89 yards and TD and 156 all-purpose yards at Easton/Freedom records in 100 (10.6 seconds) and 200 (21.5 Shippensburg … three catches, 41 yards, TD seconds) … majoring in Sport Management. and 21-yard run at Cheyney … started all 12 games … has caught a pass in all 23 games R-Junior: Second over the last two seasons. team All-PSAC East Receiving R-Sophomore: Played in all 11 games selection … played Year Rec. Yds. Avg. Long TDs and made four starts … averaged 18.5 yards in nine games and 2007 17 288 16.9 53 1 on 24 catches (444 yards) and scored three made eight starts 2008 41 749 18.3 86 10 touchdowns … had 96-yard TD catch from Tim (missed two of last 2009 38 603 15.9 86 3 Roken at Millersville, the second-longest pass five games due Career 96 1640 17.1 86 14 play in school history … had fi rst career 100- to injury) … three yard receiving game with two catches for 111 straight 100-yard Ed KISER • 5 yards … scored fi rst career TD on seven-yard games in weeks WR 5-11 170 R-Senior catch at Clarion … fi ve catches for 71 yards vs. 2-4 … was 6th in Shippensburg … three catches for 75 yards, DII with 118.2 yards per game through first Felton/Red Lion including a 44-yard TD, vs. Cheyney … caught four weeks … opened year with six catches a pass in every game and had eight games for 69 yards at Virgnia Union … rolled R-Junior: Led with at least two catches. off 140 yards and TD on seven catches at Warriors with 43 R-Freshman: Played in three games. Gannon, 148 yards and TD on seven catches catches for 805 Background: Earned four letters each vs. Clarion and 116 yards on six catches vs. yards and scored in football and track & fi eld … broke 11 Shippensburg … had four games with at six TDs … had 81 school records in football as a wide receiver, least 148 all-purpose yards - 197 at Gannon, yards rushing and cornerback and punt returner … team’s player 148 vs. Clarion, 162 at Shippensburg and 168 342 yards on kick of the year for two seasons … four-time at West Chester … five catches for 68 yards returns for 1,228 player of the year recipient in track & fi eld … and 34-yard TD vs. Golden Rams … returned all-purpose yards second in the state in the 400 meters (48.20) 13 kickoffs for 286 yards (22.0 avg.) … 125 (102.3 per game) as a senior … placed fi fth in the state in the all-purpose yards per game through first … averaged 18.7 4x400 relay … At ESU: Member of track & seven weeks were 4th in PSAC. yards per catch, 9.0 yards on rushing plays fi eld program for two seasons … held school R-Sophomore: Played in all 11 games and 22.8 yards on kick returns … career- record in indoor 400m (49.49) for one year … and made seven starts … led ESU with 41 high 177 yards on 11 catches and go-ahead was a member of three school record relay catches and 10 touchdowns and was second 12-yard TD in OT in win at Kutztown … had teams - indoor 4x200 and 4x400 and outdoor with 749 yards … tied for fourth in PSAC 215 all-purpose yards … had third career 4x400 … majoring in Environmental Studies. with 10 touchdowns and seventh with 68.1 100-yard game with fi ve catches for 121 yards yards per game … finished year with 301 and two kick returns for 63 yards (season long yards over final two games … five catches, 43) for 188 all-purpose yards in NCAA playoff Receiving 139 yards and two TDs, including 86-yard game vs. Edinboro … had 80-yard TD catch Year Rec. Yds. Avg. Long TDs score, at Millersville … set career-highs with vs. Slippery Rock the previous week … six 2008 24 444 18.5 96 3 eight catches and 162 yards and caught a catches of 40 yards or more … season long 2009 43 805 18.7 80 6 seven-yard TD in season finale at Slippery run of 24 yards vs. Millersville (three catches, Career 67 1249 18.6 96 9 Rock … didn’t catch a pass vs. Virginia Union in season opener but returned two kicks for 95 yards (48 and 47) … came back with five catches, 88 yards and two TDs the next week vs. Gannon … had three catches for 87 yards vs. both Cheyney (2 TDs) and C.W. Post (1 TD) … caught four passes for 65 yards at Bloomsburg ... returned 16 kickoffs for 283 yards (17.7 avg.). R-Freshman: Played in all nine games and made two starts … had 17 catches for 288 yards and a TD … had seven catches for 112 yards in season finale at Kutztown … first career catch was a 52-yard TD at Lock Haven … had two catches for 59 yards, including a 53-yard reception, vs. Slippery Rock … caught three passes for 33 yards vs. Bloomsburg … also completed a four-yard pass vs. the Huskies … returned two kicks for 40 yards vs. IUP.

ESU Football Media Guide 13 RETURNING STARTERS Kendrick WILLIAMS • 32 Dan CAFFREY • 64 Background: Three-year letterwinner and fi rst team All-State as a junior … fi rst TB 5-9 185 Sophomore OL 6-0 280 R-Junior team All-District on off ensive line, fi rst team Hamilton, N.J./Nottingham Whitehall/Whitehall Northern Tier League on both sides of the line and league’s off ensive lineman of the Freshman: Made R-Sophomore: year during fi nal two seasons … earned two immediate impact Started all 12 games letters in basketball and baseball and played in final seven games at center … ESU was fi rst base and DH on district championship of NCAA playoff second in PSAC in baseball team … Honor Roll student … season … threat total off ense (405.3 member of National Honor Society … both rushing and ypg), third in passing member of Future Business Leaders of receiving, averaging (270.5) and fi fth in America … majoring in Secondary Education 97.3 all-purpose scoring (29.3 ppg). and Mathematics. yards per game R-Freshman: … made debut Started all 11 games Wrenton WRIGHT II • 71 on crucial fourth at center on off ense quarter drive in 21-20 win at West Chester, that led PSAC in passing (298.9 ypg) and was OL 6-3 290 R-Sophomore carrying six times for 50 yards on eight play, third in scoring (35.2 ppg). Philadelphia/Cardinal Dougherty 55-yard drive that produced go-ahead TD Background: Three-year letterwinner … started final six games and had 386 yards in football and baseball … fi rst team All- R-Freshman: rushing, 245 receiving and four total TDs … Conference at linebacker and Started all 12 games 106 yards in first career start vs. Bloomsburg second team at center … fi rst baseman and at right tackle in fi rst (16-49 rushing, 3-57 receiving) … 158 yards designated hitter in baseball … Honor Roll season at ESU. in OT win at Kutztown (20-55 rushing, 4-103 student … majoring in Sociology. Background: Four- receiving) … 12 carries for 56 yards and first year letterwinner on career TD vs. C.W. Post … 19 carries for 96 Seve RIVERS • 70 the off ensive and yards, including 32-yard TD, vs. Millersville defensive line … … 139 all-purpose yards and two TDs vs. OL 6-3 300 R-Sophomore All-Catholic League Slippery Rock (11-83, TD rushing, 2-56, TD Lumberton, N.J./Rancocas Valley and All-Southeast receiving) … gained 75 yards on 12 touches Pennsylvania as a vs. Edinboro in NCAA playoffs, with 11 R-Freshman: senior … team captain … earned three letters carries for 47 yards and 28-yard, one-handed Started fi rst nine as a defenseman in and two letters reception. games at left guard in track & fi eld in the shot put … majoring in Background: Old Spice Red Zone Player before suff ering Sociology. of the Year nominee … third team All-State season-ending selection and Colonial Valley Conference injury. Rudy CERAMI • 95 Player of the Year after running for Background: conference record 2,186 yards and 22 TD on Three-year DL 6-3 280 R-Junior 320 carries as a senior … set Mercer County letterwinner and Aston/Sun Valley record with 428 yards rushing and scored two-year starter scored four TD vs. Hamilton … was also a on both sides of R-Sophomore: starter on the basketball team … majoring in the ball … also lettered in track & fi eld and Played in all 12 Theater. wrestling … member of state championship games and made 11 wrestling team … went 19-0 at heavyweight starts at defensive Rushing … Honor Roll student … majoring in Business tackle … had 34 Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TDs Management. tackles (11 solo), 2009 99 436 4.4 47 3 5.0 TFL, 2.5 sacks Zach SARGINGER • 58 and two fumble recoveries … had Receiving OL 6-3 300 R-Junior Year Rec. Yds. Avg. Long TDs solo sacks against 2009 12 245 20.4 42 1 Pennsdale/Muncy Bloomsburg and Kutztown … recovered fumbles against West R-Sophomore: Chester and Kutztown. ESPN The Magazine R-Freshman: Played in four games … Academic All- made one tackle against Cheyney. District second team Background: Four-year letterwinner selection … started … second team All-Delaware County at all 12 games at right defensive end … member of the Southern guard. Chester County League fi rst team at defensive R-Freshman: end and guard … third team All-State … Played in eight 23.5 sacks and 180 tackles in his career … games, primarily on team defensive MVP … played two years of special teams. baseball … majoring in Sociology. 14 ESU Football Media Guide RETURNING STARTERS Mark KALO • 20 Taylor CAVE • 50 Kevin SCHAFER • 24 OLB 6-0 210 Senior LB 6-2 220 R-Junior LB 6-1 220 Senior Allentown/Emmaus Philadelphia/Archbishop Ryan Fairless Hills/Conwell-Egan

Junior: Started R-Sophomore: Junior: Played in all 12 games at Started all 12 games eight games and outside linebacker at inside linebacker made seven starts … third on team … second on team at at linebacker … with 75 tackles (34 with 76 tackles (41 made 38 tackles (13 solo) … led PSAC solo) … had two solo), 2.0 TFL, a sack with four forced interceptions, six and a forced fumble fumbles and had pass breakups, two … 25 tackles in the 4.0 TFL, 2.0 sacks forced fumbles first three games … and an interception and one fumble missed four of the … season-high recovery … season- final eight games nine tackles in three games - Bloomsburg, high 13 tackles (eight solo), two forced due to injury … had seven tackles, 1.5 TFL, Kutztown and Slippery Rock … forced fumbles and fumble recovery vs. C.W. Post … sack and forced fumble in season-opening fumbles vs. Bloomsburg and Kutztown … fi ve 26-yard interception return for TD vs. Clarion win at Virginia Union … nine tackles vs. tackles, sack and two forced fumbles in 21-20 … 11 tackles vs. Slippery Rock and 10 vs. Gannon and Clarion … five tackles against win at West Chester … eight tackles and sack Edinboro in NCAA playoffs … nine tackles Shippensburg and C.W. Post. at Gannon. (seven solo) vs. Bloomsburg … combined on Sophomore: Played in all 11 games, Sophomore: Played in all 11 games TD-saving tackle at one-yard line on fourth mostly on special teams … made six tackles for the Warriors … made nine tackles (fi ve down play in OT at Kutztown and had two (three solo) … in on three tackles at Clarion. solo) … blocked a punt vs. Gannon … three pass breakups. Freshman: Played in all nine games tackles at Clarion. R-Freshman: Played in nine games and and made two starts at free safety as a true Freshman: Appeared in eight games made one start … had 16 tackles (eight solo), freshman … had 12 tackles (10 solo) and an (every game but the season opener) on 1.5 TFL and an interception … five tackles in interception … made four tackles in season special teams as a true freshman … made fi ve first career start at C.W. Post … intercepted opener at California … had first career tackles (all solo) … had two tackles and broke pass at the goal line at Millersville … made interception at Lock Haven … started against up a pass at Cheyney. seven tackles at Clarion. Slippery Rock and Cheyney. Background: Earned three letters in Background: Three-year letterwinner Background: Three-year letterwinner football and four in track & fi eld … played at linebacker and center … member of All- in football and basketball … played running back, linebacker, safety and Catholic team as a junior and senior … All- quarterback, linebacker and safety … first defensive end … played in McDonald’s City selection as a senior … made 85 tackles team All-City and second team All-State … All-Star Game set school record in 100 and … averaged 41.3 yards per punt … Honor Philadelphia Catholic League MVP … Maxwell 200 meters as a junior … member of 4x100 Roll student … recipient of the Philadelphia Award winner … team captain … set school relay team that placed fi fth in the state as a Eagles scholar-athlete award for 2007 … records for passing yards and touchdowns freshman … Emmaus student ambassador … majoring in Business Management. … threw shot put and ran 100 meters in majoring in Sport Management. track & field … Honor Roll student in seven Defense of eight semesters … majoring in Secondary Defense Year Tackles TFL Sacks FF/FR Int. Education and Mathematics. Year Tackles TFL Sacks FF/FR Int. 2008 16 1.5 0 0/0 1 2007 5 0 0 0/0 0 2009 76 2.5 1.0 2/1 2 Defense 2008 9 0.5 0 0/0 0 Career 92 4.0 1.0 2/1 3 Year Tackles TFL Sacks FF/FR Int. 2009 75 4.0 2.0 4/0 1 2007 12 0 0 0/0 1 Career 89 4.5 2.0 4/0 1 2008 6 0 0 0/0 0 2009 38 2.0 1.0 1/0 0 Career 56 2.0 1.0 1/0 1

ESU Football Media Guide 15 RETURNING STARTERS David CASTILLO • 22 Shawnte CARROLL • 3 Joseph JANOVIC • 14 DB 5-7 170 Senior DB 5-8 170 R-Junior P 6-1 205 Sophomore East Stroudsburg/ES South Levittown/Harry S Truman Montvale, N.J./St. Joseph’s Regional

Junior: Started R-Sophomore: Freshman: Punted all 12 games at Started all 12 games 53 times for 33.0 cornerback and at cornerback … set yard average … had has started 28 ESU record with four 14 inside the 20- straight games interceptions, tied yard line and forced in the defensive Division II record eight fair catches … secondary … 44 with three in the averaged season- tackles (34 solo), two fourth quarter and best 38.2 yards interceptions, seven had two returns for on four punts at pass breakups and TDs (36 yds in 2nd Cheyney … landed one fumble recovery quarter, 40 yds in three of eight punts … picked off passes in consecutive weeks at 4th quarter) in 54-28 win vs. Slippery Rock in inside the 20 against Shippensburg and C.W. Cheyney and West Chester … six tackles (fi ve regular season finale … had 49 tackles (36 Post .…four punts over 50 yards with season solo) at West Chester and broke up another pass solo), six other pass breakups and two fumble long of 54 yards at Shippensburg. … recovered a fumble at Gannon … career-high recoveries … had first career interception nine tackles (seven solo) vs. Edinboro in NCAA and two pass breakups vs. Millersville the playoff s ... three tackles, two pass breakups vs. week before the Slippery Rock game … six Ray WAGNER • 8 Clarion. tackles (five solo) and key fourth quarter QB 6-1 200 R-Junior Sophomore: Started all 11 games at fumble recovery to set up go-ahead TD in Harrisburg/Susquehanna Township cornerback … second in PSAC with 15 passes 21-20 win at West Chester … season-high defended … made 41 tackles (25 solo) … had eight tackles (five solo) vs. C.W. Post. R-Sophomore: six tackles and a 64-yard interception return R-Freshman: Played in nine games Saw action in six for a touchdown vs. Gannon … made season- at cornerback and started vs. Kutztown … games … 3-for-4 high seven tackles vs. Virginia Union … had a had 10 tackles (nine solo) and three pass for 87 yards and forced fumble, interception and pass breakup breakups … four tackles and a breakup vs. TD (27 yards to vs. Shippensburg … broke up two passes in four Cheyney … three tackles and broke up two Sam Shuman) straight games in the middle of the year … fi ve passes at C.W. Post. at Cheyney … tackles and an interception in fi nal game of the Background: First team Suburban One 4-for-5 for 83 yards season at Slippery Rock. at cornerback as a senior … also played and TD (17 yards Freshman: Started fi nal fi ve games of the tailback and wide receiver … earned two to Shuman) vs. season at cornerback … also played in fi rst four letters in track & field and also played Millersville … called games, primarily on special teams … had 12 basketball … majoring in Sport Management. into action vs. Edinboro in NCAA playoff tackles (seven solo), four pass breakups and an game, completing 4th-and-2 pass on the first interception … had fi rst career interception at Defense play of the fourth quarter. Cheyney … had six tackles and broke up two Year Tackles TFL Sacks FF/FR Int. R-Freshman: Threw a 44-yard passes vs. Bloomsburg. 2008 10 0 0 0/0 0 touchdown pass on first collegiate attempt Background: Two-year letterwinner at 2009 49 0.5 0 0/2 5 vs. Cheyney … went 1-for-3 through the air cornerback at East Stroudsburg South … All- Career 59 0.5 0 0/2 5 in his only action. MVC and All-Area as a junior and senior … also Background: Three-year starter … led earned three letters in basketball … averaged team to Mid-Penn AAA championship and 10 points and eight assists and was an All-MVC 10-2 record … first team All-Conference and selection … Honor Roll student ... majoring in Conference MVP … second team All-State Business Management. … threw for 1,500 yards and 18 touchdowns and ran for 800 yards and 14 touchdowns Defense as a senior … majoring in Business Year Tackles TFL Sacks FF/FR Int. Management. 2007 12 0 0 0/0 1 2008 41 1.0 0 1/0 3 Passing 2009 44 1.0 0 0/1 2 Year Comp. Att. Yds. TD Int. Career 97 2.0 0 1/1 6 2008 1 3 44 1 0 2009 10 17 184 2 0 Career 11 20 228 3 0

David Castillo and Shawnte Carroll 16 ESU Football Media Guide RETURNING LETTERWINNERS Eric DEERY • 30 Brent JONES • 40 Jordan HALLMAN • 12 TB 6-0 180 Sophomore FB 6-0 255 R-Senior WR 6-0 175 R-Sophomore Alpha, N.J./Phillipsburg Wilkes-Barre/Meyers Elizabethtown/Elizabethtown

Freshman: R-Junior: Played R-Freshman: Produced two 100- in all 12 games and Played in all 12 yard rushing games made three starts games and started in six contests … … scored fi ve TDs final three games saw first career on 13 carries, all of the season ... 29 action at Cheyney, from one-yard out catches (third on running for 121 … fi rst career TD team), 359 yards and yards on 15 carries vs. Clarion … had six TDs … caught with starter Zach two carries (both go-ahead five-yard Krise out of the TDs) at Kutztown TD in fourth quarter lineup … came up … converted from of 21-20 win at with 102 yards on 18 carries vs. Millersville, one-yard line vs. West Chester and Millersville West Chester … had season-high six catches part of 243-yard rushing attack … had eight … two carries for 14 yards and three catches for 42 yards … 102 yards and two TDs on carries for 24 yards vs. Slippery Rock and five for 21 yards vs. C.W. Post … two carries for 10 five catches vs. Slippery Rock for first career carries for 25 yards vs. Edinboro in NCAA yards vs. Edinboro in NCAA playoff s … had 100-yard game … scored from 24 and six playoffs. 10 catches for 74 yards … three catches for yards out and also had season-long 49-yard Background: Warren County Player of 18 yards vs. Clarion and two for 21 yards at catch … scored first career TD on 32-yard the Year, first team All-West Jersey and third Cheyney. pass at Gannon … four catches for 79 yards, team All-State selection … member of 10-2 R-Sophomore: Played in all 11 games including 38-yard TD, at Kutztown … caught state championship team as a senior … was and made one start to earn fi rst career letter 23-yard TD pass vs. C.W. Post … four catches also first team All-Group 3 and two-time … caught an eight-yard pass at Clarion and for 43 yards vs. Clarion. first team All-Skyland at tailback … second started at fullback vs. Cheyney. Background: Three-sport athlete at in Phillipsburg history in rushing with 1,718 Background: Ran for 1,000 yards as Elizabethtown … three-year letterwinner in yards and 13 TD … three-year letterwinner in a junior and senior at Meyers … had more football while playing quarterback, running football and track & field … All-Skyland and than 200 tackles and six sacks as a senior … back, wide receiver, punter and cornerback All-Group 3 in 55 meters and All-Skyland in majoring in Social Studies and Secondary … compiled more than 2,000 all-purpose 200 … also did 100, 400, and triple Education. yards as a senior … first team All-Conference jump … Honor Roll student … majoring in as a running back, returner and punter and Criminal Justice. Rushing second team as a cornerback … first team Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TDs defensive back as a junior … team captain Rushing 2008 0 0 0 0 0 in football, basketball and track & field … Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TDs 2009 13 44 3.4 11 5 two-year starter at , … District 2009 51 277 5.4 32 0 Career 13 44 3.4 11 5 qualifier in 100, 200 and 4x400 relay in track … ran 100m in 10.77 seconds, 200m in 22.1 Receiving Receiving and 400m in 49.7 … Honor Roll student … Year Rec. Yds. Avg. Long TDs Year Rec. Yds. Avg. Long TDs Scholar-Athlete Award recipient … Political 2009 2 10 5.0 6 0 2008 1 8 8.0 8 0 Science. 2009 10 74 7.4 13 0 Career 11 82 7.5 13 0 Receiving Year Rec. Yds. Avg. Long TDs 2009 29 359 12.4 49 6

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ESUS Footballb ll Mediadi GuideG id 17 RETURNING LETTERWINNERS Bryan OGDEN • 16 Matt BROWN • 85 Cody BERRY • 60 WR 6-1 185 Sophomore TE 6-2 240 R-Senior DL 6-1 270 R-Junior Wayne Hills, N.J./Wayne Hills Telford/Souderton Woolwich Township, N.J./Kingsway

R-Senior (2009): R-Sophomore: Freshman: Played Played in 12 games Played in all 12 in 10 games and and made two starts games and started started vs. Edinboro … had four catches vs. Millersville … had in NCAA playoffs for 19 yards … two 28 tackles (13 solo), … 26 catches, catches for 12 yards 4.5 TFL, 2.5 sacks 367 yards (third at Gannon and had and fumble recovery on team) and two seven-yard catch vs. … posted sacks TDs … caught a Clarion … returns at Shippensburg pass in final eight for 2010 season with and Cheyney … six games of the year medical redshirt. tackles, TFL, fumble … four catches for R-Junior (2008): Caught one pass for recovery and pass breakup vs. C.W. Post. 106 yards and TD vs. Millersville … caught three yards in season opener vs. Virginia R-Freshman: Played in all 11 games and 24-yard pass for first career TD and had Union before suff ering year-ending injury. started against Gannon … tied for team lead season-long 46-yard reception … also scored R-Sophomore (2007): Played in all nine with four sacks … made 32 tackles (21 solo) on acrobatic three-yard catch vs. Edinboro games and made three starts … started and and 7.5 TFL … sack and forced fumble set and had four catches for 50 yards … season- caught three passes for 23 yards at California up game-winning TD in the fourth quarter of high five catches for 51 yards at Kutztown … … also had two catches for 23 yards vs. IUP. 14-11 win vs. Virginia Union in season opener four catches for 44 yards vs. Bloomsburg. R-Freshman (2006): Played in fi ve … five tackles and a sack vs. Kutztown and Background: Played on three straight games. five tackles (2.0 TFL) and a sack at C.W. Post … state championship teams that finished with Background: Three-year letterwinner also recorded a sack at Clarion. record of 52-0 … All-League, All-County and in football and basketball … fi rst team All- Background: Earned 12 letters in four Super 100 All-State selection at wide receiver Suburban One conference at tight end and sports … four-year letterwinner and three- and safety … selected to play in NJ North- defensive end … fi rst team All-Intelligencer … time All-Conference in football and wrestling South All-Star game … 91 career catches, majoring in Health and Physical Education. … All-South Jersey Group 3 and NJ All-State 950 yards and 17 touchdowns … lettered Top 100 in football … played in NJ North- twice in basketball and once in baseball … South All-Star game … District 31 champion majoring in Health and Physical Education. Receiving Year Rec. Yds. Avg. Long TDs at heavyweight on state championship team … three-year letterwinner and All-Conference Receiving 2007 5 46 9.2 14 0 2008 1 3 3.0 3 0 in lacrosse … regional qualifier in the shot Year Rec. Yds. Avg. Long TDs 2009 4 19 4.8 10 0 put … majoring in Business Management. 2009 26 367 14.1 46 2 Career 10 68 6.8 14 0 Alex FIGUEROA • 56 Wade WILLIAMS • 4 Mike DIMITRIOU • 66 DE 6-1 255 Senior WR 6-0 175 R-Sophomore OL 6-4 310 Senior Whitehall/Liberty Bangor/Pius X Floral Park, N.Y./Floral Park Memorial Junior: Played R-Freshman: Junior: Played in in 11 games and Played in eight eight games and started final two games and started made two starts … games of the year vs. Edinboro in starter at right guard … had 10 tackles NCAA playoffs … at Cheyney and tight (seven solo) and one had first career end at Kutztown … sack … solo sack catch for 13 yards. used as tight end vs. Millersville … Background: and fullback and season-high three First team All-State played offensive line. tackles vs. C.W. Post. wide receiver as a Background: Sophomore: junior and senior Transferred to ESU Played in three games … made three tackles. … holds career records with 115 receptions, from Nassau CC … first team All-Conference Background: Three-year starter at 2,026 yards and 28 touchdowns … set single selection … lettered in football, basketball, Liberty … played on the Hurricanes’ district season marks with 66 catches and 17 TDs … lacrosse and track & field in high school at championship and state runner-up team … three-year starter at point guard in basketball Floral Park … member of Leader Corps and had 12 sacks as a defensive end … played and shortstop in baseball … received Superintendent Academic Athlete Award in McDonald’s All-Star Game … also played school’s Scholar-Athlete Award … U.S. Army recipient … Honor Roll student … majoring in power forward in basketball and threw Scholar-Athlete … Honor Roll student … Health and Physical Education. the shot put in track & field … member of majoring in Exercise Physiology. Student Council … Honor Roll student … majoring in Sociology. 18 ESU Football Media Guide RETURNING LETTERWINNERS Sam HULL • 55 Mike BERGEY • 41 Bryan BILLGER • 34 DL 6-2 250 R-Sophomore LB 6-2 220 Junior OLB 6-1 210 R-Junior Phillipsburg, N.J./Phillipsburg Souderton/Souderton Allentown/Salisbury

R-Freshman: Sophomore: R-Sophomore: Played in five games Played in all 12 Played in all 12 on defensive line … games and made games at linebacker made two tackles … five starts ... fourth and on special had tackle for loss on team with 70 teams … 10 tackles vs. Millersville … tackles (41 solo) (six solo), a forced team’s “Iron Warrior” ... had 3.5 TFL, 2.5 fumble and a fumble award winner sacks and two recovery … had for strength and forced fumbles ... two solo tackles conditioning in the seven tackles in and forced fumble spring. first career start at vs. Millersville … Background: All-Conference, All-Area Cheyney ... season-high 12 tackles (six solo) recovered a fumble on first-quarter kickoff vs. and All-West Jersey selection … played on and 1.5 sacks vs. Slippery Rock ... 11 tackles Slippery Rock. 12-0 state championship team as a junior … (six solo) vs. Bloomsburg ... six tackles (all R-Freshman: Played in all 11 games, three-year letterwinner on both sides of the solo), sack, forced fumble at Kutztown ... mostly on special teams … made 13 tackles line … member of FFA … Honor Roll student eight tackles vs. Edinboro in NCAA playoffs ... (six solo) … had three tackles vs. C.W. Post … father Chris was a four-year letterwinner seven tackles, forced fumble vs. C.W. Post. and Millersville. for the Warriors from 1984-87 … major is Freshman: Only player in his class to Background: Four-year letterwinner … undeclared. letter as a true freshman … played in all 11 second team All- linebacker games and made 17 tackles (10 solo) … had for two years and honorable mention as a four tackles at C.W. Post. running back … team captain as a senior Jon WEBER • 46 Background: Two-year letterwinner … team defensive MVP … led team in DE 6-2 240 R-Junior in football and baseball … first team All- tackles over final two seasons … played in Palmerton/Palmerton Suburban One … had McDonald’s All-Star Game … earned two 77 tackles and two interceptions … team letters in basketball … ran the 100, 200 and R-Sophomore: won four straight Suburban One titles … 4x100 meter relay for one year in track … Played in fi ve games played in Montgomery County and East-West helped relay team place fourth in the Colonial and made three All-Star games … second team All-Suburban League and fifth in the district … member of tackles. One in baseball with a .525 batting average the Future Business Leaders of America and R-Freshman: … majoring in Health and Physical Education. the Key Club … majoring in Sociology. Played in three games and made Dennis LYNCH • 54 one tackle. Background: LB 6-1 215 R-Junior Earned three letters Levittown/Pennsbury in football and two each in baseball and basketball … voted R-Sophomore: Hardest Working Player on football team Played in 11 games, and made more than 100 tackles … hit .340 primarily on special with 12 RBI as centerfi elder in baseball and teams … had 11 averaged nine points and eight rebounds in tackles (four solo) … basketball as a senior … member of Student had two tackles in Council … Honor Roll student … majoring in three games. Sociology. R-Freshman: Played in three games and made three tackles. Background: Two-year starter at linebacker and defensive end at Pennsbury … member of 2006 District championship team that finished with a 13-2 record … majoring in Health and Physical Education.

ESU’s chapter of the Army ROTC presents the colors before the Warriors’ NCAA Playoff game vs. Edinboro.

ESU Football Media Guide 19 RETURNING LETTERWINNERS David NUNEZ • 37 Zechariah RUNKLE • 29 D’Jon TILLMAN • 28 LB 6-0 220 Senior FS 6-3 210 R-Sophomore DB 6-1 185 Sophomore Lincoln Park, N.J./Boonton Harrisburg/John Harris Vacaville, Calif./Vanden

Junior: Played R-Freshman: Freshman: Played in all 12 games, Played in five in 11 games … primarily on special games, primarily on had five tackles teams … made 12 special teams … had (two solo), one tackles (11 solo) … four tackles (three interception and forced fumble on solo). two pass breakups kickoff in season Freshman: Had … first career opener at Virginia three tackles and interception at Union … four a forced fumble at Cheyney … broke tackles (all solo) at Clarion … missed up passes vs. Clarion Cheyney. rest of the season and Slippery Rock. Sophomore: Played in five games … due to injury. Background: Earned two letters in made four tackles (all solo) … two tackles Background: First team All-Mid-Penn as football and three in basketball … first team each at C.W. Post and Millersville. a senior and second team as a junior … two- All-League and All-County wide receiver … Background: Earned 10 letters in year letterwinner as a wide receiver and free had 425 receiving yards, six touchdowns, 30 three sports (four in baseball, three in safety … played in East-West All-Star game tackles and one interception … won Solono basketball and football) … played on … named team’s Most Inspirational Player County Athletic Conference championship … state championship teams in football and … two-year letterwinner in basketball … averaged 19.3 points per game as a senior in basketball … three-year All-Conference earned one letter in football as a sophomore basketball … first team All-SCAC and All-City and All-County and All-Area as a senior in Tillamook, Oregon … majoring in Exercise … defensive player of the year as a junior … at fullback, safety and linebacker … All- Science. team captain … majoring in Athletic Training. Conference and All-County in baseball and basketball … team MVP in all three sports John MACK • 25 … president of Student Council … major is Greg KNAUSS • 97 undeclared. DB 5-9 170 Sophomore K 6-0 185 Senior Newark, N.J./Immaculata Allentown/Parkland Richard PETER • 47 Freshman: Played OLB 6-4 215 Senior Junior (2008): in all 12 games Third in PSAC with Hackettstown, N.J./Hackettstown as the Warriors’ 7.7 points per game nickel back and … 12-19 on field Junior: Played on special teams goals and 49-50 on in all 12 games … nine tackles extra points … 3-4, at linebacker and (eight solo), two including game- special teams … pass breakups and winning 29-yard field had 14 tackles (nine a fumble recovery goal, in 44-41 OT win solo) and a forced … also returned 10 vs. Shippensburg. fumble … season- kickoffs for a 21.6- Sophomore (2007): high three tackles at yard average and three punts (loss of 6 yards) First team All-PSAC East and second team Cheyney … forced a … five kick returns for 120 yards (long of 37) Daktronics All-Region … third in Division II fumble vs. C.W. Post. vs. C.W. Post … two returns for 55 yards vs. with 1.4 field goals per game … set school Sophomore: Slippery Rock … broke up passes at Gannon records with a 53-yard field goal on the final Played in all 11 games, mostly on special and Kutztown … fumble recovery in season play of the first half vs. IUP and five field goals teams … made three tackles (two solo). opener at Virginia Union. at West Chester … 13-19 on field goals and Background: Three-year letterwinner Background: All-Conference, All- 26-28 on extra-points … sixth in the PSAC and All-Conference linebacker … two- County, All-District and honorable mention and second among kickers with 7.2 points time All-Area by Easton Express-Times and All-State selection … first team All-Prep per game … 4-5 between 40-49 yards … Warren Reporter … team’s most outstanding as defensive back and second team as connected from 45, 34, 20, 30 and 27 yards at defensive player as a junior and senior … running back and wide receiver … posted West Chester … made game-winning 40-yard earned two letters in wrestling and baseball nine interceptions, 74 tackles, 750 receiving field goal with 18 seconds left in 24-23 win at … as a senior in baseball, was first team All- yards and seven TD as a junior and senior Kutztown in season finale. Conference, All-West Jersey and third team … earned three letters in football and Background: Earned nine letters in All-Group 2 at first base … played football four in basketball … started on two state four sports … All-Conference and All-State in as a freshman at Pace University … Special championship basketball teams … first team football … Big 33 Game nominee … played in Teams Player of the Week vs. Bentley with All-County as a senior and two-time first team McDonald’s All-Star Game … All-Conference eight tackles and blocked punt … majoring All-Defense … ran 100 and 4x100 in track as a shortstop in baseball … also played basketball in Biology. senior … majoring in Business Management. and volleyball … attended Milford Prep (Conn.) … majoring in Spanish. 20 ESU Football Media Guide PLAYERS TO WATCH Nate DANIELS • 11 Thomas TIPPETT • 45 Robert BLEILER • 82 QB 6-2 190 R-Freshman FB 6-0 230 R-Freshman WR 6-1 195 R-Freshman Laureldale/Muhlenberg Fairfield/Delone Catholic Dillsburg/Northern

Background: Background: Background: Second team Two-year starter First team All-Mid All-State Class at fullback and Penn as a junior AAAA specialist middle linebacker at and senior at … first team All- Delone Catholic … wide receiver and Berks County and All-Conference and defensive back … Offensive Back of All-County selection played on Mid- the Year … led … named All-Area Penn championship team to second by Gettysburg Times teams in 2006 and round of District 3 … ran for 798 yards 2007 … three-year playoffs … threw for on 139 carries and letterwinner in 2,347 yards and 19 TD and ran for 518 yards made 65 tackles as a senior … team won football and lettered four times in basketball and 4 TD as a senior … only quarterback in District championship as a junior and YAIAA and track & field … team captain in all Berks County history to have two 2,000-yard Division 2 championships in 2007 and 2008 three sports … three-time All-Mid Penn in seasons … set District 3 playoff record with … majoring in Criminal Justice. basketball, Patriot News Big 15 and scored 450 yards passing vs. Hempfield … 4,724 1,454 career points … Mid-Penn champion in career yards, 300 completions and 43 TD Travis CHINA • 81 discus as a junior and eighth in state in shot … team captain … three-year letterwinner put as a senior … also participated in sprints in football and also lettered once in javelin WR 6-0 180 R-Freshman and jumps … member of Key Club and and pole vault in track & field … played West Orange, N.J./West Orange National Honor Society … Honor Roll student trombone in concert and jazz band … Eagle … majoring in Mathematics and Education. Scout … member of National Honor Society Background: … Honor Roll student … majoring in Exercise Three-year Science. letterwinner at wide David RADZIAK • 80 receiver and safety WR 6-0 175 R-Freshman Joe KLEBON • 36 at West Orange … Bellefonte/Bellefonte had 50 receptions TB 5-10 200 R-Freshman for 600 yards and Background: Taylor/Riverside four touchdowns Three-year as a senior … two- letterwinner at Background: year letterwinner Bellefonte … first First team All-State in basketball … All- team All-Mountain running back at Northern Hills Skyline Conference and team Athletic Conference Riverside … set captain … participated in track and field for wide receiver and school record with one year … Honor Roll student … perfect punter and second 4,365 career yards attendance from kindergarten through team team defensive rushing … four- 12th grade … majoring in Communication back as a senior … year member of the Studies. team captain … football program three-time team Offensive MVP … member and earned three of Future Business Leaders of America and letters … played attended State Leadership Conference … on two division championship teams and received Academic Excellence Certificate of won District championship as a senior … Achievement and Student Activity Award … played baseball for three years … .415 Honor Roll student … majoring in Business batting average as catcher and outfielder … Management and Finance. majoring in Health and Physical Education.

So. TB Kendrick Williams ESU Football Media Guide 21 PLAYERS TO WATCH Greg BLUE • 73 Scott BRIMMER • 93 Thomas CHESKO OL 6-2 290 R-Freshman DE 6-4 235 R-Freshman LB 6-1 195 R-Freshman West Chester/Unionville East Stroudsburg/ES South Blakely/Valley View

Background: First Background: Background: All- team All-League Second team All- Region selection on offensive line Mountain Valley at linebacker … and second team Conference … two- two-time team on defensive line year letterwinner captain and MVP … named best at defensive end … 104 tackles, four overall lineman in and tight end … sacks, four fumble Chest-mont … team received Chris recoveries and two went 28-2 over Taylor Award … interceptions as a three years … team earned three letters senior … 211 yards captain … threw in track & field … and two TD as a shot put 40 feet in one year in track & field … placed third in MVC in shot put (48-6) and fullback … four-year letterwinner in track & Honor Roll student … majoring in Sociology. discus (130-8) … threw javelin 144-7 and field … personal bests of 51.9 in 400, 2:03 high jumped 6-0 … Honor Roll student … in 800, 41 feet in shot put and 128 feet in majoring in Exercise Science. discus … Honor Roll student … majoring in Joe PALMA • 65 Education. OL 6-0 280 R-Freshman Mark WROBLEWSKI • 57 Pen Argyl/Pius X DL 6-3 250 R-Freshman Kyle LURZ • 33 Background: Green Brook, N.J./Watchung Hills OLB 6-0 180 R-Sophomore Three-year Andover, N.J./North Warren Regional letterwinner at Background: Pius X … two-year Earned three letters Background: All-Area selection in football and four Two-time first team … team captain in wrestling … All- All-Conference and offensive Conference first quarterback … first MVP as a senior … team on offense team All-County received school’s and second team on and All-West Jersey Outstanding Male defense … two-time … Warren Reporter Athlete Award … Somerset County Offensive Player of three-year letterwinner in baseball as champion, District the Year … played and first baseman … member of Pro-Life champion and state linebacker and group, student ambassador, yearbook staff qualifier in wrestling … team captain … safety on defense and prom committee … member of National majoring in Health and Physical Education. … four-year letterwinner in wrestling Honor Society … Scholar-Athlete recipient … Hunterdon/Warren runner-up at 160 … Honor Roll student … majoring in Sport pounds … wrestled on two state sectional Management. championship teams … Honor Roll student … majoring in Business Management.

ESU won the 2005 Lambert 2009 Co-Captains Meadowlands Award for football Sam Shuman - 131 career receptions, 2,043 yards, 18 TD; Lehigh Valley Scholar Athlete supremacy in the East in Division II. Morgan Thomas - All-PSAC East and Daktronics All-Region; 42 career starts on offensive line 22 ESU Football Media Guide PLAYERS TO WATCH Dusty REED Marcus SIMPSON John FRISBIE TB 5-10 185 Freshman WR 5-11 175 Freshman OL 6-4 285 Freshman Hanover/Delone Catholic Harrisburg/Central Dauphin East Stroudsburg/ES South

Background: First team All-State Background: First team All-Mid-Penn Background: Starter on two straight running back … two-time Gettysburg Conference and second team All-State Mountain Valley Conference championship Offensive Player of the Year … tied school wide receiver … three-year letterwinner as teams in 2008 and 2009 … second team record with 28 touchdowns as a senior … receiver and defensive back … 52 catches, All-Conference and played in Lehigh Valley ran for 3,100 yards and 54 touchdowns over 889 yards and 12 touchdowns as a senior … McDonald’s All-Star Game as a senior … three seasons … team captain … played member of Mid-Penn Top 25 All-Stars … also honorable mention All-MVC as a junior … on District championship team in 2008 played basketball … major is undeclared. Honor Roll student … majoring in Criminal that finished with 11-3 record … two-year Justice. letterwinner at shortstop in baseball … nephew of Pat Flaherty, ESU Hall of Fame Nick HAGEMANN member and offensive line coach of the TE 6-4 245 Freshman Jordan KAIN New York Giants … majoring in Health and Montvale, N.J./Pascack Hills OL 6-5 295 Freshman Physical Education. Woolwich, N.J./Kingsway Background: First team All-Bergen Darius JACKSON County, first team All-BCSL American Background: Tri-County All-Conference, Conference and second team All-State Group first team South Jersey and second team FB 6-0 210 Freshman 4 selection … four-year letterwinner at tight All-State selection … played in - Lumberton, N.J./Rancocas Valley end, defensive end and linebacker … 16 New England All-Star Game … three-year catches for 307 yards and three touchdowns letterwinner on both sides of the line … Background: Three-year letterwinner … played baseball for two years … Honor earned seven combined letters in track & in football and basketball … school’s Roll student … majoring in Sociology. field in shot put and discus … received Outstanding Male Athlete Award recipient Wayne Winter Award scholarship and Dragon in 2008 … member of Group 4 state Award as school’s overall scholar-athlete … championship teams in basketball and track Steven JONES majoring in Exercise Science and minoring in & field … played tailback and linebacker … TE 6-6 235 Freshman Business. competed in 100m dash and long jump for Harleysville/La Salle College HS one year in track … member of Fellowship of Brett MOSS Christian Athletes and Speak Club, working Background: Member of 2009 AAAA with autistic children … Honor Roll student state championship team that went 15-1 … DE 6-2 230 Junior … majoring in Criminal Justice. first team All-Catholic and second team All- Philadelphia/Bensalem State selection … 21 catches for 530 yards Taylor NEWCOMER as a senior … second team All-Catholic as a Background: Transferring to ESU from junior … three-year starter … three-time All- Lackawanna College … lettered at Bensalem FB 6-2 235 Freshman Catholic in wrestling … won league, sectional in 2005 and 2006, earning first team Newfoundland/Wallenpaupack and district championships … finished Suburban One League and team’s Defensive seventh at prep states … participated in MVP award as a senior … Defensive MVP at Background: Three-year letterwinner LaSallian Service and freshman touring … Friere Charter School in 2004 … majoring in in football and wrestling … All-Lackawanna Honor Roll student … majoring in Business Communication Studies. League as fullback on offense and end Management. and linebacker on defense … All-Region in wrestling at 215 pounds … majoring in Criminal Justice and minoring in Business. Vinnie BONAVITA OL 6-4 270 Junior Nemanja NIKOLIC Newington, Conn./Newington WR 6-1 195 Sophomore Background: Transferring to ESU from Kragujevac, Serbia/ Hudson Valley CC … four-year letterwinner HS of Internal Affairs and two-year starter at Newington HS … also earned three letters in wrestling and one in Background: Transferring to ESU from lacrosse … majoring in Criminal Justice. Fort Scott (Kan.) CC … member of team that reached NJCAA national championship game last fall … lists as his favorite team and soccer among his hobbies … born November 26, 1982 … resident of Levittown, Pa. … majoring in Spanish. R-Jr. DB Shawnte Carroll ESU Football Media Guide 23 PLAYERS TO WATCH Bryan THOMSON Tylerr BURKEBUR Chris YOO DL 6-1 275 Freshman OLB 6-2 210 Freshman LB 6-1 240 Junior Keyport, N.J./Keyport Quakertown/Quakertown River Vale, N.J./Pascack Valley

Background: Patriot Division Defensive Background: Second team All- Background: Transferring to ESU Player of the Year as a junior and senior … Suburban One at running back as a senior from Lackawanna College … All-Northeast three-time All-Division, two-time first team … 155 carries for 1,169 yards and 13 Conference selection and team MVP at All-Group 1 and All-County … second team touchdowns … had 800 yards on kick Lackawanna … All-League and All-County All-State during senior year with 81 tackles, returns and 53 tackles, two sacks and one linebacker in high school at Pascack Valley 42 TFL and nine sacks … played in NJ North- interception at linebacker … four-year … three-year letterwinner … majoring in South All-Star Game … state champion in letterwinner and member of two playoff Exercise Science. shot put and discus … best marks of 48 teams … four-year letterwinner in track & feet in shot, 140 feet in discus and 150 feet field … set school record in 200m in 21.44 in javelin … first team All-Conference in seconds … made state finals in indoor 200 David OGBONNAYA basketball … earned four letters in football three straight years … member of winning FS 5-10 200 Freshman and track & field and three in basketball … 4x400m squad at Penn Relays … All-Area Ewing, N.J./Ewing class vice president … member of National in 100 in 2008 and 200 in 2009 … major is Honor Society … Honor Roll student … undeclared. Background: All-Colonial Valley, All- majoring in Business Management. Area and All-State selection … ran for 1,000 Gabe OSTROW yards and had 80 tackles, four sacks and two Chris KING interceptions … team captain and MVP … OLB 6-0 220 Freshman three-year letterwinner … played running DL 6-3 270 Freshman Nanuet, N.Y./Nanuet back, defensive end, linebacker and safety Oreland/Archbishop Carroll … four-year letterwinner in track & field … Background: Member of league, section All-Conference, All-Area and team MVP … Background: All-Catholic and All-Delco and regional championship team as a senior majoring in Sport Management. selection … played defensive line, linebacker that went to state semifinals and finished and fullback … played basketball for two with 11-1 record … first team All-State … years and member of track & field team for Section 1 Class B Back of the Year … ran for Herschel THORNTON one year … majoring in Communication 1,359 yards and 23 touchdowns and had 118 FS 6-2 210 Junior Studies. tackles, nine sacks and two interceptions Norristown/Norristown at linebacker … three-year letterwinner … Derek BROWN played basketball four years and baseball Background: Transferring to ESU three years … sports writer for school paper from Lackawanna College … second team OLB 5-11 200 Freshman … member of cast in senior play … Honor NJCAA All-American and first team All- Telford/Souderton Roll student … majoring in Elementary … team’s defensive Education. captain … had 49 tackles, three sacks and Background: Second team All- two interceptions … originally signed to Suburban One at running back and Andrew COYLE play at Minnesota, choosing the Golden honorable mention at safety … three- Gophers over offers from Pittsburgh, Rutgers year letterwinner … member of league DB 5-10 170 Freshman and South Florida … majoring in Sport championship team as a sophomore … also Telford/Souderton Management. earned letters in track & field and basketball … brother of senior tight end Matt Brown … Background: Second team All- majoring in Education. Suburban One selection at defensive back … team captain … three-year letterwinner in football and track & field … also competed Don KINNEY, JR. in basketball and swimming … member of LB 6-3 220 Freshman Fellowship of Christian Athletes … Honor Williamsport/Loyalsock Roll student … father Brett is cousin of ESU Hall of Fame member Tim Bishop … Background: Member of District majoring in Physics. championship teams in 2007 and 2009 and Eastern Conference championship squad in 2008 … three-time first team All-District selection at linebacker … named first team All-Area by Williamsport Sun-Gazette at linebacker and tight end … member of WNEP Super 16 Dream Team … finished career with 377 tackles … Honor Roll student … majoring in Exercise Science. Sr. LB Kevin Schafer 24 ESU Football Media Guide THE LAST TIME

Head coach Denny Douds during and after the PSAC record-setting 213th win of his career, 44-41 (OT), over Shippensburg in 2008. The Last Time it Happened . . 100-Yard Rushing Game 200-Yard Receiving Game Fumble Return for TD ESU - Eric Deery (102), Millersville, 2009 ESU - Evan Prall (254), Lock Haven, 2006 ESU (Offensive) - Michael Parshley (recovered Opp. - Damarcus Cleckley (169), Opp. - not available in end zone), Lock Haven, 2007 Slippery Rock, 2009 ESU (Defensive) - Matthew Faas (75 yards), Two 100-Yard Receivers West Chester, 2008 200-Yard Rushing Game ESU - Ed Kiser (177) and Kendrick Williams (103), Opp. - Terrence Jackson (49 yards), IUP, 2007 ESU - Joe Partridge (284), Cheyney, 2007 Kutztown, 2009 Opp. - Ryan Lehmeier (229), Slippery Rock, 2007 Opp. - Nate Forse (117) and Mark Huddleston Blocked Punt Return for TD (115), California, 2006 ESU - Tyree Townes (7 yards), Bloomsburg, Two 100-Yard Rushers NCAA Playoffs, 2005 ESU - Derek Lucas (218) and Jimmy Terwilliger Run of 50 Yards Opp. - Barron James (recovered in end zone), (115), SCSU, NCAA Playoffs, 2005 ESU - Matt Marshall (51), Shippensburg, 2009 Mansfield, 1998 Opp. - Nick Sipes (118) and Eddie Emmanuel Opp. - Michael Battles (51), Edinboro, 2009 (105), Clarion, 2008 Blocked Field Goal Return for TD Pass of 50 Yards ESU - Tyree Townes (84 yards), Millersville, 2003 30 Rushing Attempts ESU - Ed Kiser from Matt Marshall (80), Opp. - Branden Williams (61 yards), ESU - Joe Partridge (34), Cheyney, 2007 Sam Shuman from Marshall (77), Edinboro, 2009 Opp. - Damarcus Cleckley (30), Edinboro, 2009 Slippery Rock, 2009 Opp. - Dominick Massey from Kevin Morton Recorded a Safety (50), Chris McCormick from Morton (79), ESU - David Pacchioni, Bloomsburg, 2008 300-Yard Passing Game Kutztown, 2009 Opp. - Team (holding in end zone), ESU - Matt Marshall (301), Edinboro, 2009 Virginia Union, 2008 Opp. - Joe Wright (323), West Chester, 2009 Punt Return for TD ESU - Evan Prall (75 yards), West Chester, 2006 40 Yard Field Goal 400-Yard Passing Game Opp. - Chris Bone (85 yards), C.W. Post, 2005 ESU - Drew Reinhard (40 yards), ESU - Matt Marshall (430), Kuztown, 2009 Bloomsburg, 2009 Opp. - not available Kickoff Return for TD Opp. - Jon Koenig (49 yards), Bloomsburg, 2009 ESU - Michael Glover (93 yards), 25 Pass Completions Millersville, 2002 50 Yard Field Goal ESU - Matt Marshall (29), Kutztown, 2009 Opp. - Kevin Marshall (91 yards), ESU - Greg Knauss (53 yards), IUP, 2007 Opp. - Trevor Harris (28), Edinboro, 2009 Shippensburg, 2008 Opp. - not available

40 Pass Attempts Interception Return for TD 60 Yard Punt ESU - Matt Marshall (41), C.W. Post, 2009 ESU - David Castillo (36 yards, 40 yards), ESU - Nick Krut (65 yards), Slippery Rock, 2008 Opp. - Kevin Morton (41), Kutztown, 2009 Nicholas Artinger (45 yards), Opp. - Brandon Fields (66 yards), Slippery Rock, 2009 Mansfield, 2006 100-Yard Receiving Game Opp. - Lou Scala (37 yards), Peter Manns ESU - Ed Kiser (121), Edinboro, 2009 (44 yards), C.W. Post, 2009 Opp. - Gary Nolen (110), Edinboro, 2009

ESU Football Media Guide 2725 THE PSAC PSAC Overview were first recognized in the mid-1990s. Originating in 1951 to administer and promote Although all 16 current institutions are members of Division II, eight men’s athletics, the Pennsylvania State Athletic league schools also compete at the Division I level in select sports. PSAC Conference has evolved into one of the NCAA’s most schools enroll over 125,000 students and claim over 709,000 alumni, heralded intercollegiate conferences. including 482,000 who reside in Pennsylvania. The first major step came in 1977, when based The PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 16 member institutions. on a growing interest, the league reorganized to It employs a commissioner, two assistant commissioners and a director of provide a structure for its women’s programs. Only media relations at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa. three years later, lacking a standard competitive division, league voted to reclassify the entire conference to NCAA Division II. 2009-10 NCAA Champions The most recent enhancement came during the 2008-09 academic year Team - Bloomsburg, Field Hockey when the PSAC expanded for the first time in its rich history, adding full-time Individual - Division II Outdoor Track & Field - Nafee Harris, IUP (Long members and Mercyhurst College, and associate member Jump); Neely Spence, Shippensburg (5000m); Division II Indoor Track & -C.W. Post. The membership now consists of 16 full- Field - Nafee Harris, IUP (Long Jump); Neely Spence, Shippensburg (5000m); time institutions and the one associate. Division II Swimming & Diving - Logan Pearsall, Clarion (1m diving, 3m All of the league’s full-time members are located within the diving); Jackie Borowski, West Chester (50 free, 100 free, 200 free); Kayla Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which makes the PSAC the largest one- Kelosky, Clarion (1m diving) state conference in the NCAA. The league has also grown to share the distinctions as: The largest conference in Division II, the largest football- 2009-10 ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-Americans playing conference in the NCAA, and, with 23, the conference that sponsors Women’s Soccer - Taylor Hilinski, Mercyhurst; Jessica Bennett, West the most championships at the Division II level. Chester; Men’s Soccer - Jeremy Deighton, Slippery Rock; Toric Robinson, Highly competitive on a regional and national level, PSAC schools ESU; Football - Matt Freed, ESU; Bryan Boyce, Mercyhurst; Volleyball - annually combine to send nearly one-third of its teams into NCAA Renata da Silva, California; Softball - Lauren Shaheen, California; Sonia postseason play. Ultimately, the membership’s success has yielded 43 NCAA Petrosniak, California; Shardea Croes, Slippery Rock; Julie Mackenzie, team and 238 individual title winners. California; Women’s At-Large - Vicki Bendus, Mercyhurst (); While proud of its athletic accomplishments, the league also has Kristen Montello, West Chester (Swimming); Rohini Das, Kutztown (Tennis); evolved into one of Division II’s finest from an academic standpoint. Today, Men’s At-Large - Jarrod King, Edinboro (Wrestling); Kyle King, Mercyhurst nearly one-third of the PSAC’s estimated 6,200 participants are honored (Tennis); Women’s Track & Field/Cross County - Mary Dell, Shippensburg; each year as “Scholar-Athletes” for maintaining a grade-point average of Jennifer Hansen, Slippery Rock; Jennifer Harpp, Slippery Rock; Neely Spence, 3.25 or better - a total that has nearly doubled since PSAC Scholar-Athletes Shippensburg; Men’s Track & Field/Cross Country - Paul Wagner, ESU

PSAC Champions — 1934-2009 Divisional Champions The State Game 1967: West Chester 27, Clarion 7 2007: West Chester (E), California (W) 2009: Shippensburg 42, California 35 1966: Clarion 28 West Chester 26 2006: Bloomsburg (E), IUP, California (W) 2008: California 47, West Chester 36 1965: ESU 26, IUP 10 2005: Bloomsburg (E), California, Edinboro (W) 1987: IUP 21, West Chester 9 1964: ESU 27, IUP 14 2004: West Chester (E), Shippensbug, Edinboro, 1986: IUP 20, West Chester 6 1963: West Chester 36, Slippery Rock 7 IUP (W) 1985: Bloomsburg 31, IUP 9 1962: Slippery Rock 13, ESU 6 2003: ESU, Bloomsburg (E), IUP, Edinboro (W) 1984: California 21, Bloomsburg 14 1961: West Chester 21, Slippery Rock 0 2002: ESU, Bloomsburg (E), IUP (W) 1983: Clarion 27, ESU 14 1960: West Chester 35, Lock Haven 6 2001: Bloomsburg (E), IUP (W) 1982: ESU 24, Edinboro 22 2000: Bloomsburg (E), Clarion, IUP, Slippery Rock (W) 1981: Shippensburg 34, Millersville 17 Picked by Saylor System 1999: West Chester (E), Slippery Rock (W) 1980: Clarion 15, Kutztown 14 1959 - West Chester 1954 - ESU, Bloomsburg, 1998: Millersville (E), Slippery Rock (W) 1979: Lock Haven 48, Cheyney 14 1958 - California West Chester (tie) 1997: Bloomsburg (E), Slippery Rock (W) 1978: ESU 49, Clarion 4 1957 - Lock Haven 1953 - West Chester 1996: Bloomsburg (E), Clarion (W) 1977: Clarion 25, Millersville 24 1956 - West Chester 1952 - West Chester 1995: Bloomsburg, Millersville (E), Edinboro (W) 1976: ESU 14, Shippensburg 14 (tie) 1955 - Bloomsburg 1951 - Bloomsburg 1994: Bloomsburg, West Chester (E), IUP (W) 1975: ESU 24, Edinboro 20 Picked by Sportswriters 1993: Millersville (E), IUP (W) 1974: Slippery Rock 20, West Chester 7 1950 - West Chester 1940 - IUP, Millersville (tie) 1992: West Chester (E), IUP (W) 1973: Slippery Rock 28, West Chester 14 1949 - Bloomsburg 1939 - Slippery Rock 1991: ESU (E), IUP (W) 1972: Slippery Rock 29, West Chester 27 1948 - Bloomsburg 1938 - Mansfield 1990: Millersville (E), IUP (W) 1971: West Chester 35, Edinboro 14 1947 - Mansfield 1937 - Lock Haven 1989: West Chester, Millersville (E), Edinboro (W) 1970: Edinboro 14, West Chester 6 1946 - California 1936 - Lock Haven 1988: Millersville, (E) Shippensburg (W) 1969: West Chester 41, Clarion 34 1942 - ESU 1935 - Shippensburg 1968: ESU 28, California 28 (tie) 1941 - Millersville 1934 - IUP Pennsylvania State 2009 PSAC Football Standings Athletic Conference Eastern Division Western Division 204 Annex Building PSAC Overall PSAC Overall Lock Haven University, Lock Haven, Pa. 17745 W L W L W L W L *Shippensburg 6 1 9 3 *California 7 0 11 4 Commissioner: Steve Murray, (570) 484-2512 Bloomsburg 5 2 8 3 Clarion 6 1 8 3 Assoc. Comm. for External Relations: West Chester 5 2 7 4 Edinboro 5 2 9 4 Will Adair, (570) 484-2780 C.W. Post 5 2 6 5 Gannon 3 4 6 5 Asst. Comm. for Internal Relations/SWA: ESU 4 3 8 4 Slippery Rock 3 4 6 5 Millersville 2 5 3 8 Mercyhurst 3 4 4 7 Carlin Chesick, (570) 484-2512 Kutztown 1 6 3 8 IUP 1 6 5 6 Director of Media Relations: Cheyney 0 7 0 11 Lock Haven 0 7 0 10 Matt Beltz, (570) 484-2884 *Eastern Division Champion *Western Division Champion 2826 ESU Football Media Guide JIMMY TERWILLIGER Jimmy Terwilliger • 2005 Harlon Hill Award Winner 16 ESU School Records • 17 NCAA Division II Records

ESU PSAC DII NCAA History Touchdown Passes (Career) – 148 1st 1st 1st t-1st Touchdown Passes (Season) – 50, 2005 1st 1st t-2nd t-10th Total Off ense (Career) – 16,064 1st 1st 1st 3rd Total Off ense per Game (Career) – 334.7 1st 1st 1st 10th Total Off ense (Season) – 4,960, 2005 1st 1st 3rd 12th Passing Yards (Career) – 14,350 1st 1st 1st 5th Passing Yards (Season) – 4,571, 2005 1st 1st 4th 20th Passing Effi ciency (Career) – 170.7 1st 1st 1st 7th (min. 750 completions) Passing Effi ciency (Season) – 186.1, 2005 1st 1st 3rd 8th (min. 200 completions) Pass Attempts (Career) – 1,481 1st 2nd Pass Attempts (Season) – 424, 2005 1st 8th Pass Completions (Career) – 906 1st 2nd Pass Completions (Season) – 262, 2005 1st 6th Completion Percentage (Career) – 61.2 1st ESU quarterback Jimmy Completion Percentage (Season) – 64.2, 2006 1st Terwilliger was the recipient of Other Division II Records the 2005 Harlon Hill Award as the Games with a Touchdown Pass – 47 most outstanding football player Seasons Gaining 4,000 Yards of Total Off ense – 2, 2004 and 2005 in Division II. Seasons Gaining 3,000 Yards of Total Off ense – 4, 2003-06 Games with 300 Yards of Total Off ense (Career) – 27 Harlon Hill Award Games with 300 Yards Passing (Career) – 26 2006 – 4th Games with 200 Yards Passing (Career) – 43 2005 – Winner Games with 200 Yards Passing (Season) – 14, 2005 2004 – 5th Yards per Attempt (Career, min. 1,000 attempts) – 9.7 2003 – Regional Finalist Yards per Completion (Career, min. 900 completions) – 15.8 Games with 3 TD Passes (Career) – 30 AP Little All-America Touchdowns Responsible For – 161 2006 – second team Points Responsible For – 966 2005 – second team CareerCareer Statistics D2football.com All-America 2006 – honorable mention G EffEff . Comp. Att. Pct. Yds. TD Int. Rush Yds. TD Total OffOff . 2005 – second team 2003 11 15153.63.6 200 334949 57.57.33 29829877 30 7 92 335555 5 33334242 2004 – honorable mention 20042004 12 174.1 222 362 61.3 3826 33 11 97 466 2 4292 2005 14 1186.186.1 226262 424 661.81.8 44571571 50 11 127 383899 4 49496060 20062006 11 165.5 222 334646 64.64.22 29296666 3355 7 110505 550404 2 33470470 D2football.com All-Region CareerCareer 48 170.7 906 1481 61.2 14, 14,350350 148 36 421 1,7 1,71414 13 16,06416,064 2003-06 Off ensive Player of the Year 2003, 2004

Football Gazette All-America 2006 – honorable mention 2005 – fi rst team 2004 – third team 2003 – honorable mention

PSAC East Off ensive Player of the Year – 2003, 2004, 2006 First Team All-PSAC East 2003-06

ESU Outstanding Player 2003-06 ESU Redshirt Award 2003-06

ESU Football Media Guide 27 2010 WARRIORS No. Name Pos.Po Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School 3 *Shawnte Carroll DB 5-8 170 R-Jr. Levittown/Harry S Truman 4 *Wade Williams WR 6-0 175 R-So. Bangor/Pius X 5 *Ed Kiser WR 5-11 170 R-Sr. Felton/Red Lion 7 *Jeff Giglio WR 5-11 190 R-Sr. Easton/Freedom 8 *Ray Wagner QB 6-1 200 R-Jr. Harrisburg/Susquehanna Township 9 *Matt Marshall QB 6-1 210 R-Sr. York/Spring Grove 11 Nate Daniels QB 6-2 190 R-Fr. Laureldale/Muhlenberg 12 *Jordan Hallman WR 6-0 175 R-So. Elizabethtown/Elizabethtown 14 *Joseph Janovic P 6-1 205 So. Montvale, N.J./St. Joseph’s Regional 16 *Bryan Ogden WR 6-1 185 So. Wayne Hills, N.J./Wayne Hills 20 *Mark Kalo OLB 6-0 210 Sr. Allentown/Emmaus 22 *David Castillo DB 5-7 170 Sr. E. Stroudsburg/E. Stroudsburg South 24 *Kevin Schafer LB 6-1 220 Sr. Fairless Hills/Conwell-Egan 25 *John Mack DB 5-9 170 So. Newark, N.J./Immaculata 28 *D’Jon Tillman DB 6-1 185 So. Vacaville, Calif./Vanden 29 *Zechariah Runkle FS 6-3 210 R-So. Harrisburg/John Harris 30 *Eric Deery TB 6-0 180 So. Alpha, N.J./Phillipsburg 32 *Kendrick Williams TB 5-9 185 So. Hamilton, N.J./Nottingham 33 Kyle Lurz OLB 6-0 180 R-So. Andover, N.J./North Warren 34 *Bryan Billger OLB 6-1 210 R-Jr. Allentown/Salisbury 36 Joe Klebon TB 5-10 200 R-Fr. Taylor/Riverside 37 *David Nunez LB 6-0 220 Sr. Lincoln Park, N.J./Boonton 39 *Matt Freed OLB 5-11 215 R-Sr. Souderton/Souderton 40 *Brent Jones FB 6-0 255 R-Sr. Wilkes-Barre/Meyers 41 *Mike Bergey LB 6-2 220 Jr. Souderton/Souderton 45 Thomas Tippett FB 6-0 230 R-Fr. Fairfield/Delone Catholic 46 *Jon Weber DE 6-2 240 R-Jr. Palmerton/Palmerton 47 *Richard Peter OLB 6-4 215 Sr. Hackettstown, N.J./Hackettstown 50 *Taylor Cave LB 6-2 220 R-Jr. Philadelphia/Archbishop Ryan 54 *Dennis Lynch LB 6-1 215 R-Jr. Levittown/Pennsbury 55 *Sam Hull DL 6-2 250 R-So. Phillipsburg, N.J./Phillipsburg 56 *Alex Figueroa DE 6-1 255 Sr. Whitehall/Liberty 57 Mark Wroblewski DL 6-3 250 R-Fr. Green Brook, N.J./Watchung Hills 58 *Zach Sarginger OL 6-3 300 R-Jr. Pennsdale/Muncy 60 *Cody Berry DE 6-1 270 R-Jr. Woolwich Township, N.J./Kingsway 64 *Dan Caffrey OL 6-0 280 R-Jr. Whitehall/Whitehall 65 Joe Palma OL 6-0 280 R-Fr. Pen Argyl/Pius X 66 *Mike Dimitriou OL 6-4 310 Sr. Floral Park, N.Y./Floral Park Memorial 70 *Seve Rivers OL 6-3 300 R-So. Lumberton, N.J./Rancocas Valley 71 *Wrenton Wright II OL 6-3 290 R-So. Philadelphia/Cardinal Dougherty 73 Greg Blue OL 6-2 290 R-Fr. West Chester/Unionville 80 David Radziak WR 6-0 175 R-Fr. Bellefonte/Bellefonte 81 Travis China WR 6-0 180 R-Fr. West Orange, N.J./West Orange 82 Robert Bleiler WR 6-1 195 R-Fr. Dillsburg/Northern 85 *Matt Brown TE 6-2 240 R-Sr. Telford/Souderton 93 Scott Brimmer DE 6-4 235 R-Fr. E. Stroudsburg/E. Stroudsburg South 95 *Rudy Cerami DL 6-3 280 R-Jr. Aston/Sun Valley 97 Greg Knauss K 5-11 185 Sr. Allentown/Parkland

3028 ESU Football Media Guide 2010 WARRIORS Vinnie Bonavita OL 6-4 270 Jr. Newington, Conn./Newington/Hudson Valley CC Tom Bremme TE 6-3 225 Fr. Fairless Hills/Harry S Truman Derek Brown OLB 5-11 200 Fr. Telford/Souderton Tyler Burke OLB 6-2 210 Fr. Quakertown/Quakertown Michael Cheshire OL 6-3 270 So. Wantagh, N.Y./Levittown/Nassau CC Thomas Chesko OLB 6-1 195 R-Fr. Blakely/Valley View Riley Clugston OL 6-0 265 Fr. Manheim/Manheim Central Frank Colder OLB 6-2 200 Fr. Berkeley Heights, N.J./Governor Livingston Andrew Coyle DB 5-10 170 Fr. Telford/Souderton Charlie Diskin QB 6-1 175 Fr. Toms River, N.J./Toms River East Jeremiah Dorsey OLB 5-11 195 Fr. Highland Mills, N.Y./Monroe-Woodbury Michael Ehnot WR 5-9 160 Fr. Dunmore/Dunmore John Frisbie OL 6-4 285 Fr. E. Stroudsburg/E. Stroudsburg South Brandon Gattelli DE 6-2 240 Fr. Bensalem/Bensalem Taylor Groff K 6-0 185 Fr. Manheim/Manheim Central Nick Hagemann TE 6-4 245 Fr. Montvale, N.J./Pascack Hills J.D. Howell DL 6-2 245 R-Jr. Northampton/Northampton Darius Jackson FB 6-0 210 Fr. Lumberton, N.J./Rancocas Valley Steven Jones TE 6-6 235 Fr. Harleysville/La Salle College HS Jordan Kain OL 6-5 295 Fr. Woolwich, N.J./Kingsway Chris King DL 6-3 270 Fr. Oreland/Archbishop Carroll Don Kinney, Jr. LB 6-3 220 Fr. Williamsport/Loyalsock Dan Klingel WR 6-0 185 R-Fr. Washington, N.J./Warren Hills Vinny Lombardozzi LB 5-11 220 Jr. Parsippany, N.J./Parsippany Hills/Valley Forge Military Acad. Shane MacNamara QB 6-3 220 Fr. Montgomery, N.Y./Montgomery Lukas Mason TE 6-5 235 R-Fr. Harrisburg/Bishop McDevitt Brett Moss DE 6-2 230 Jr. Philadelphia/Bensalem/Lackawanna College Bill Mullen WR 6-0 195 Fr. Tiffin, Ohio/Tiffin Calvert Taylor Newcomer FB 6-2 235 Fr. Newfoundland/Wallenpaupack Nemanja Nikolic WR 6-1 195 So. Kragujevac, Serbia/HS of Internal Affairs/Fort Scott CC David Ogbonnaya FS 5-10 200 Fr. Ewing, N.J./Ewing Gabe Ostrow OLB 6-0 220 Fr. Nanuet, N.Y./Nanuet Bruce Pettway WR 6-3 180 Fr. Burlington, N.J./Burlington Township Josh Przywara DL 6-0 235 Fr. Thornhurst/North Pocono T.J. Quinn FS 6-1 185 R-Fr. East Northport, N.Y./Northport Dusty Reed TB 5-10 185 Fr. Hanover/Delone Catholic Victor Ruiz K 5-10 155 Fr. Saylorsburg/Pleasant Valley John Schubert K 5-10 180 R-Fr. Maybrook, N.Y./Valley Central Connor Schwester OLB 6-0 220 R-So. Newton, N.J./Kittatinny Jameel Seymour WR 5-11 190 R-So. Northampton/Northampton Marcus Simpson WR 5-11 175 Fr. Harrisburg/Central Dauphin Anthony Singlar DB 5-11 190 Fr. Bensalem/Conwell Egan Luke Texeira DE 6-2 230 Fr. Roseto/Pius X Bryan Thomson DL 6-1 275 Fr. Keyport, N.J./Keyport Herschel Thornton S 6-2 210 Jr. Norristown/Norristown/Lackawanna College Dan Trafford WR 5-11 175 Fr. Manheim/Manheim Central Sam Trunzo DE 6-1 250 Fr. Bethlehem/Bethlehem Catholic Matthew Wehrhahn LB 6-2 230 R-Fr. Long Valley, N.J./West Morris Chris Yoo LB 6-1 240 Jr. River Vale, N.J./Pascack Valley/Lackawanna College Jordan Young OLB 5-11 220 Fr. Allentown/Parkland Matt Zullo OL 6-4 265 R-Fr. Perth Amboy, N.J./Bishop Ahr

ESU Football Media Guide 3129 2009 SEASON 2009 Game-By-Game Recaps Game 1 • Aug. 27 • ESU 19, Virginia Union6 Richardson with 3:01 left in the third quarter, before ESU put together a five play, 60-yard drive capped by an Warriors Top Performances RICHMOND, Va. - R-Jr. TB Zach Krise ran 26 times for 107 18-yard run by Krise that made the score 35-21. R-Jr. K yards and a pair of two-yard touchdowns as ESU won its Drew Reinhard added a 22-yard field goal in the fourth of 2009 2009 season opener 19-6 at Virginia Union. quarter. R-Jr. QB Matt Marshall completed 14 of his first 15 Richardson ran for 113 yards and two touchdowns on LONGEST PLAYS passes and finished the game 20-for-32 for 218 yards. 25 carries, but the Warriors limited Gannon quarterback Rush: 51 yards, Matt Marshall Marshall also ran for 48 yards and led an ESU offense that Zach Boedicker to a 10-for-23 performance for 120 yards at Shippensburg compiled 413 yards, 26 first downs and controlled the ball and two interceptions. Boedicker was 16-for-22 for 222 for 34:35. yards in Gannon’s 35-34 win over Lake Erie last Thursday. Pass: 86 yards, Matt Marshall to Jeff Giglio The Warriors opened the scoring with a six-yard pass R-Jr. OLB Matt Freed had 11 tackles, Jr. OLB Mark vs. Clarion from Marshall to R-Jr. WR Ed Kiser following a 15 play, Kalo had eight tackles and a sack and R-Sr. DE Matthew Punt: 54 yards, Joseph Janovic 89-yard drive over 6:41 late in the first quarter. Marshall Faas also had a sack. R-So. LB Taylor Cave and Sr. FS was 7-for-8 and also had a 10-yard run on the drive. Nicholas Artinger both had interceptions, R-Jr. DE Jeff at Shippensburg ESU went ahead 12-0 on Krise’s first touchdown of Case forced a fumble and ESU created three turnovers. Field Goal: 40 yards, Drew Reinhard the game with 11:38 left in the second quarter following vs. Bloomsburg a Virginia Union turnover as Jr. LB Kevin Schafer had a ESU 7 21 7 3 38 Punt Return: 18 yards, Mike Gnall sack and forced fumble that was recovered by R-Jr. DE Gannon 7 7 7 0 21 Jeff Case at the VUU 37-yard line. Marshall completed vs. C.W. Post a 32-yard pass to R-Sr. WR Sam Shuman to overcome a GAN - Richardson 8 run (Ditzler kick) Kickoff Return: 43 yards, Ed Kiser 3rd-and-28 and Krise scored on third-and-one from the ESU - Krise 3 run (Reinhard kick) vs. Edinboro two-yard line. ESU - Krise 14 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) The Panthers got on the board for the only time ESU - Hallman 32 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) of the night on a 60-yard run by Tarain Donaldson (16 GAN - Batts 42 run (Ditzler kick) OFFENSE, SINGLE GAME carries, 104 yards) with 9:58 left in the second quarter. ESU ESU - Giglio 10 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) Rushing Yards: 184, Zach Krise at Gannon GAN - Richardson 1 run (Ditzler kick) threatened twice more in the first half but didn’t come Passing Yards: 430, Matt Marshall away with any points, missing a 34-yard field goal and ESU - Krise 18 run (Reinhard kick) coming up empty on first-and-goal from the five, and took ESU - Reinhard 22 field goal at Kutztown a 12-6 lead into the half. Receiving Yards: 177, Ed Kiser at Kutztown Krise’s second touchdown of the day gave ESU a 19-6 Game 3 • Sept. 12 • ESU 45, Clarion 31 Completions: 29, Matt Marshall at Kutztown lead on its first possession of the second half. R-Jr. K Drew Reinhard made the extra point after missing his first two EAST STROUDSBURG – R-Jr. QB Matt Marshall had the Receptions: 11, Ed Kiser at Kutztown attempts. second-most accurate passing day in school history, going Touchdowns Rushing: 2, Zach Krise The defense and the running game did the rest of 23-for-29 for 316 yards and three TDs, and R-Jr. WR Jeff (at Virginia Union, at Gannon), the work for the Warriors, as they limited Virginia Union Giglio caught seven passes for 148 yards and a score as Justin Lee (at Cheyney), Brent Jones to 109 yards and Krise ran 17 times for 75 yards after ESU improved to 3-0 with a 45-31 win over Clarion at Eiler- intermission. Martin Stadium. (at Kutztown) Kiser (4 catches, 75 yards), Shuman (5-76) and R-Jr. Marshall completed 79.3 percent of his passes, trailing Touchdowns Passing: 4, Matt Marshall WR Jeff Giglio (6-69) led the Warriors’ receiving corps and only Tom Taylor (81.0, 17-21) at Southern Connecticut vs. Slippery Rock Shuman also threw a 52-yard pass to Kiser. in 1989, and R-Jr. TB Zach Krise ran for 93 yards and a R-Jr. OLB Matt Freed, an All-American in 2008, had touchdown on 23 carries after entering tied for fourth in Touchdowns Receiving: 2, Sam Shuman eight tackles and one of the Warriors’ four sacks. Case had Division II with 145.5 ypg. (at Cheyney, vs. Millersville), seven tackles (2.5 for a loss), a sack and a fumble recovery Giglio went over 100 yards for the fourth time in his Jordan Hallman (vs. Slippery Rock) and Fr. CB John Mack also recovered a fumble in the third last five games and caught a 20-yard TD pass that gave quarter. ESU a 35-21 cushion with 35 seconds left in the third quarter. The Warriors led 28-14 at halftime on an eight- DEFENSE, SINGLE GAME ESU 6 6 7 0 19 yard TD pass from Marshall to R-Sr. WR Sam Shuman with Most Tackles: 20, Matt Freed Virginia Union 0 6 0 0 6 two seconds left in the half, capping an 11-play, 60-yard vs. Slippery Rock drive that took just 1:37. ESU - Kiser 6 pass from Marshall (kick failed) Clarion intercepted Marshall’s first pass of the day on Most Sacks: 3.0, Jeff Case vs. Millersville ESU - Krise 2 run (kick failed) the second play from scrimmage and converted with a Most Tackles for a Loss: 4.0, Matt Freed VUU - Donaldson 60 run (rush failed) 23-yard TD pass from Tyler Huether (19-for-33, 307 yards, vs. Slippery Rock ESU - Krise 2 run (Reinhard kick) 3 TD) to tight end Matt Foradora. Interceptions: 4, Shawnte Carroll Marshall was nearly perfect after that and hit Giglio for Game 2 • Sept. 5 • ESU 38, Gannon 21 an 86-yard gain after the ESU defense had a fourth-and- vs. Slippery Rock one stop inside the 20-yard line. Krise scored from one ESUESU - Giglio 20 pass ffromrom Marshall (Reinhard kickick)k) ERIE - R-Jr. TB Zach Krise ran 184 yards, had 222 all- yard out to tie the game at 7-7, Marshall tossed a three- CLAR - Mamula 45 field goal purpose yards and scored three touchdowns to lead ESU yard TD pass to R-Sr. TE Willie Bell and R-So. LB Taylor ESU - Jones 1 run (Reinhard kick) to a 38-21 win at Gannon. Cave capped ESU’s early scoring blitz with a 26-yard ESU - Reinhard 22 field goal Krise followed up his 107-yard, two touchdown interception return for a TD for a 21-7 lead 1:57 into the CLAR - Robinson 12 pass from Huether (Mamula kick) performance in a 19-6 win at Virginia Union to put second quarter. together the Warriors’ first back-to-back 100-yard rushing Clarion scored with 1:39 left in the half on a 20-yard games since Derek Lucas in 2004. He carried 29 times and TD pass from Huether to Matt Ward, and the Golden Game 4 • Sept. 19 • Shippensburg 38, ESU 14 scored two rushing touchdowns, caught five passes and Eagles scored on their second possession of the third had another score through the air after carrying 26 times quarter with a five-yard run by Alfonso Hoggard. Once EAST STROUDSBURG – Mike Harris caught five passes for last week. again Marshall came right back, going 5-for-5 including a 145 yards and two TDs and Shippensburg limited ESU to R-Jr. QB Matt Marshall was 20-for-28 for 269 yards fourth down conversion to R-Jr. WR Ed Kiser, and Giglio’s 250 yards and had seven sacks in a 38-14 win in the PSAC and three touchdowns and hit R-Jr. WR Jeff Giglio seven 20-yard TD catch put the game away. East opener at . times for 140 yards and a 10-yard TD late in the second The Raiders (3-1, 1-0) led 17-7 at halftime and 17-14 quarter that gave the Warriors a 28-14 halftime lead. Clarion 7 7 7 10 31 after ESU R-Jr. QB Matt Marshall scored on a 51-yard run ESU took control of the game with two scores in a ESU 14 14 7 10 45 early in the third quarter. Shippensburg answered with a 20-second stretch early in the second. Krise scored on nine play, 63-yard touchdown drive and scored the final a 14-yard pass from Marshall with 13:27 left, Gannon CLAR - Foradora 23 pass from Huether (Mamula kick) 21 points to put the game away. tailback Jon Richardson lost a fumble that was recovered ESU - Krise 1 run (Reinhard kick) Harris, a two-time first team All-PSAC selection, gave by Jr. CB David Castillo at the 32-yard line and Marshall ESU - Bell 3 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) Shippensburg a 7-0 lead three minutes into the game on hit R-Fr. WR Jordan Hallman for a TD on the next play to ESU - Cave 26 interception return (Reinhard kick) an 84-yard pass from Chad DiFebbo and went up 10-0 on put ESU ahead 21-7. CLAR - Ward 20 pass from Huether (Mamula kick) a 25-yard field goal by Kyler Ford. Gannon twice cut the Warriors’ advantage to one ESU - Shuman 6 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) ESU (3-1, 0-1) was in the red zone three times in the touchdown, the second time on a one-yard run by CLAR - Hoggard 5 run (Mamula kick) first half but didn’t come away with any points on two 3230 ESU Football Media Guide 2009 SEASON trips inside the five-yard line. Marshall hit R-Jr. WR Jeff Giglio for gains of 35 and 11 yards on the Warriors’ next possession, but ultimately lost a fumble on second-and- 2009 Game-By-Game Statistics one from the one-yard line that was recovered by safety Jamahn McCullough. East Stroudsburg R-Jr. WR Ed Kiser had three catches for 89 yards PASSING RUSHING TOTAL OFFENSE on ESU’s only scoring drive of the first half. He caught a 48-yard pass from Marshall and scored on a 22-yard pass Comp.-Att. Yds. TD-Int. Att. Yds. TD Plays Yds. TD to make the score 10-7 with 4:35 left in the half. Virginia Union 21-33 270 1-0 44 143 2 77 413 3 Shippensburg responded two plays later with a Gannon 20-28 269 3-2 43 187 2 71 456 5 69-yard run by Kevin Marshall to reestablish the 10-point Clarion 23-30 316 3-1 40 99 2 70 415 5 lead. ESU drove deep into Ship territory late in the half with R-Sr. WR Sam Shuman throwing a 50-yard pass Shippensburg 10-21 207 1-1 23 43 1 44 250 2 to Giglio, but the drive came up empty as R-Jr. Drew Cheyney 13-21 282 3-0 45 235 2 66 517 5 Reinhard missed an 18-yard field goal. West Chester 21-32 220 2-0 40 134 1 72 354 3 Marshall’s 51-yard TD run brought ESU within 17-14 Bloomsburg 16-29 215 1-2 31 72 0 60 287 1 with 12:22 left in the third, but Shippensburg went the Kutztown 31-45 454 2-1 36 108 2 81 562 4 length of the field and went ahead 24-14 on a nine-yard run by fullback Kevin Herod. C.W. Post 19-42 164 2-2 32 113 1 74 277 3 ESU didn’t manage another first down the rest of the Millersville 17-26 261 4-2 47 243 2 73 504 6 game as the Raiders harassed Marshall (70.8 completion Slippery Rock 12-24 284 4-2 26 93 1 50 377 5 percentage, 4th in Division II) into a 9-of-20 day and Edinboro 16-30 304 2-1 38 148 0 68 452 2 recorded seven sacks. ESU was 5th in the nation on third down (55.3) but was 1-for-10. ESU 219-361 3246 28-13 445 1618 16 806 4864 44 Giglio had 100 yards receiving for the fifth time in six games and R-Jr. OLB Matt Freed had 10 tackles. Josh Opponents Simmons (6 tackles, 3 sacks) and Tyton Brunner (3 tackles, PASSING RUSHING TOTAL OFFENSE 2 sacks) led the Shippensburg defense. Comp.-Att. Yds. TD-Int. Att. Yds. TD Plays Yds. TD ESU 0 7 7 0 14 Virginia Union 21-34 200 0-0 26 105 1 60 305 1 Shippensburg 10 7 7 14 38 Gannon 10-23 120 0-2 33 150 3 56 270 3 Clarion 19-33 307 3-3 33 92 1 66 399 4 SHIP - Harris 84 pass from DiFebbo (Ford kick) SHIP - Ford 25 field goal Shippensburg 10-22 185 2-0 51 241 3 73 426 5 ESU - Kiser 22 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) Cheyney 6-15 83 0-2 34 106 0 49 189 0 SHIP - Marshall 69 run (Ford kick) West Chester 20-33 323 1-1 24 97 2 57 420 3 ESU - Marshall 51 run (Reinhard kick) Bloomsburg 11-21 137 1-2 44 256 2 65 393 3 SHIP - Herod 9 run (Ford kick) Kutztown 22-41 281 3-0 30 108 0 71 389 3 SHIP - Harris pass from DiFebbo (Ford kick) SHIP - Herod 1 run (Ford kick) C.W. Post 15-25 232 3-0 50 236 1 75 468 4 Millersville 9-24 122 0-2 30 105 0 54 227 0 Game 5 • Sept. 26 • ESU 37, Cheyney 0 Slippery Rock 5-21 93 1-6 61 279 3 82 372 4 Edinboro 28-39 298 3-0 23 93 0 62 391 3 CHEYNEY – Fr. TB Eric Deery ran for 121 yards, R-Fr. TB Opponents 176-331 2381 17-18 439 1868 16 770 4249 33 Justin Lee had 58 rushing yards and two TDs and R-Sr. WR Sam Shuman caught a pair of TD passes to lead ESU to a 37-0 win at Cheyney. completedcompleted the thes scoringcoring in the fourth fourth quaquarterrterw withith a 2727-yard-yard sursurrenderingrendering TDTDsso onn WCUWCU’s’s firsfirsttt twowo dridrivesves of ththee The Warriors posted their first shutout since blanking throw to Shuman, who just missed the fifth 100-yard second half. Jr. OLB Mark Kalo forced a fumble that was Edinboro 12-0 on the road in 2006. The win is the 30th receiving game of his career. recovered by R-So. CB Shawnte Carroll at the 45-yard straight over Cheyney, extending the longest streak in line to set up the go-ahead scoring drive. Fr. TB Kendrick Division II for consecutive wins in an uninterrupted series ESU 7 16 7 7 37 Williams, seeing his first career action, carried six times for which ESU leads 53-1. Cheyney 0 0 0 0 0 50 yards and went 30 yards on 4th-and-one from the 35 Lee started at tailback and ran 17 times, all in the first which led to Marshall’s TD pass to Hallman. half, and scored his first two career TDs in the second ESU - Shuman 27 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) R-Sr. DL Keith Galinsky’s sack and forced fumble, quarter. Deery saw his first career action and hit the 100- ESU - Reinhard 25 field goal recovered by R-So. DL Rudy Cerami, stopped WCU’s next yard mark on his 15th carry, a 32-yard run in the fourth ESU - Lee 4 run (Reinhard kick) drive before the Golden Rams’ second shot at a comeback quarter. Lee started in place of R-Jr. TB Zach Krise (3rd in ESU - Lee 1 run (kick failed) fell just short. PSAC, 97.8 yards per game). ESU - Kiser 22 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) ESU led 7-6 at halftime before WCU QB Joe Wright R-Jr. QB Matt Marshall was 10-for-17 for 195 yards ESU - Shuman 27 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) led two scoring drives, throwing a 54-yard TD pass to and two TDs and also ran for 49 yards. R-So. QB Ray Dan DePalma and setting up a four-yard TD run by Matt Wagner was 3-for-4 for 87 yards and a TD. Game 6 • Oct. 3 • ESU 21, West Chester 20 McLaughlin. The Warriors pulled within 20-14 as Marshall Shuman had four catches for 97 yards and R-Jr. WR Ed gained all 85 yards on a TD drive with his arm (56) and Kiser caught three balls for 41 yards and a TD and also WEST CHESTER – R-Jr. QB Matt Marshall threw two legs (29) and hit R-Jr. WR Jeff Giglio for a 34-yard score had a 21-yard run to lead the receivers. second-half TD passes, including the go-ahead score on with 1:12 left in the third. R-Jr. OLB Matt Freed led the defensive effort with 12 a five-yard toss to R-Fr. WR Jordan Hallman with 6:50 R-Jr. TB Zach Krise had 106 all-purpose yards in the tackles and a sack and Jr. CB David Castillo and Fr. CB left, and the defense forced two key fumbles in the fourth first half, 42 rushing and 64 receiving, before leaving D’Jon Tillman both had interceptions. quarter as ESU ended a six-game losing streak against with an injury. ESU had a seven-minute edge in time of All six of the Warriors’ scoring drives went 50 yards West Chester at Farrell Stadium. possession, ran 15 more plays (72-57) and held WCU’s or more, including three drives that covered 88 yards. The Warriors’ last win in the series was a 28-27 victory third-ranked rushing offense to 97 yards. Marshall hit Shuman for the game’s first points to cap a 10 in 2003 when R-Fr. Jimmy Terwilliger directed a 94-yard play, 72-yard drive and ESU had two of its three 88-yard TD drive and hit Evan Prall for the two-point conversion ESU 7 0 7 7 21 drives in the second quarter. with 47 seconds left. West Chester 0 6 14 0 20 ESU had a 16-play drive in 6:47 to set up a 25-yard WCU drove 55 yards after ESU went ahead and had a field goal by R-Jr. K Drew Reinhard with 8:57 left in first down at the 13-yard line, but a false start and three ESU - Jones 1 run (Reinhard kick) the half and Lee scored on a four-yard run with 2:20 incomplete passes brought on Chris Hill for a 35-yard field WCU - McLaughlin 2 run (kick failed) remaining following a 12-play drive. Castillo’s fifth career goal that he missed wide left. WCU - DePalma 54 pass from Wright (Hill kick) interception gave ESU the ball back and Lee went in from ESU ran all but the final 3.6 seconds off the clock in WCU - McLaughlin 4 run (Hill kick) one-yard out with 33 seconds left. the final minute and Fr. Joseph Janovic got off a 36-yard ESU - Giglio 34 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) ESU’s third 88-yard drive was accomplished in just punt from his own end zone that the Warriors covered ESU - Hallman 5 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) three plays on the first possession of the second half, successfully to seal the victory. capped by a 22-yard pass from Marshall to Kiser. Wagner The defense produced two turnovers after ESU Football Media Guide 3331 2009 SEASON Game 7 • Oct. 10 • Bloomsburg 27, ESU 13

EAST STROUDSBURG – Derrick Price ran for 165 yards and 2009 Honor Roll a TD and Kenny Domzalski put the game away with a 28-yard TD run with 4:15 left as Bloomsburg defeated ESU, 27-13, on Homecoming Weekend. AP LittleLittle AAll-Americall-America ESPN TheThe Magazine The No. 5 Huskies (7-0, 4-0) went 98 yards in four LB Matt Freed,Freed, 3rd team AcademicAcademic All-AmAll-Americaerica plays, all on the ground, following a 50-yard punt by R-Sr. LB Matt Freed, 1st teamteam WR Sam Shuman, who also caught a TD pass and handled the punting for the first time at ESU. Daktronics All-AmericaAll-America Price broke a 59-yard run on second down from the LB Matt Freed,Freed, 1st teateamm ESPN TheThe Magazine 10 and Domzalski scored two plays later. The Huskies ran AcademicAcademic All-DistrictAll-District II 44 times for 256 yards in the game. The Warriors (5-2, 2-2) trailed 20-6 five minutes DaktronicsDaktronics All-RegionAll-Region LB Matt Freed,Freed, 1st teateamm into the third quarter but got back in the game with an LB Matt Freed,Freed, 1st team (D(Defensiveefensive POYPOY)) OL Zach Sarginger,Sarginger, 2nd teateamm eight play, 80-yard march engineered by R-Jr. QB Matt FS NicholasNicholas Artinger, 1st teteamam Marshall. Shuman hauled in a 27-yard scoring pass with OL Morgan TThomas,homas, 2n2ndd team TeamTeam AwarAwardsds 6:59 left in the third period. The Huskies’ fourth-ranked scoring defense in DII (10.0 OutstandingOutstanding PPlayerlayer – LB Matt FreeFreedd ppg) limited the Warriors to 10 yards the rest of the way. Football Gazette All-ReAll-Regiongion Red Shirt Award – QQBB Matt MarshalMarshalll ESU started at the BU 43 and its own 41 and 48-yard lines LB Matt Freed, 1st teamteam in the fourth quarter, trailing 20-13, but went three-and- out each time. OL Morgan Thomas,Thomas, 2n2ndd team LehighLehigh ValleyValley Scholar-AthleteScholar-Athlete ESU led 6-3 midway through the second quarter, the WRWR Sam ShumanShuman Huskies’ first deficit of the year, as R-Jr. K Drew Reinhard All-PSACAll-PSAC EEastast FirFirstst TTeameam and Jon Koenig trading 26-yard kicks in the first quarter and Reinhard hit a career-long 40-yarder in the second. OL MorganMorgan Thomas, LB Matt Freed BU ook its first lead 37 seconds later, as Domzalski broke All-PSACAll-PSAC East SeconSecondd Team a 38-yard run and Dan Latorre hit Cory Stiger for the TD WRWR Jeff Giglio, DE Jeff CaseCase from 29 yards out. The Huskies extended their 10-6 halftime lead as ards and three TDs, TDs two to McCormick, McCormick and ran for 89 22-yard line and R-JrR-Jr. QB Matt Marshall cashed in with an Koenig hit a 49-yard field goal, then turned a fumble on yards to account for 370 of KU’s 389 yards. 18-yard TD pass to R-Sr. WR Sam Shuman.The Pioneers the ensuing kickoff into a 27-yard touchdown run by Price Marshall was 18-for-26 for 286 yards, hit R-Fr. WR once again returned the ensuing kickoff beyond midfield with 10:20 left in the third. ESU forced four three-and-outs Jordan Hallman for a 38-yard TD 3:41 into the game and and Anderwkavich tossed a three-yard TD pass to Darnal and had a fumble recovery on Bloomsburg’s next five set up two one-yard TD runs by R-Jr. FB Brent Jones in the Williams. drives. second quarter. He had the 15th 400-yard passing yard ESU took its final lead of the game, 21-14, with 2:03 Sr. FS Nicholas Artinger had two interceptions in the game and was the eighth ESU QB to throw for 400 yards. left in the first on a 23-yard TD pass to R-Fr. WR Jordan second quarter to end a streak of 124 passes without a pick McCormick had a 79-yard TD catch to bring KU within Hallman. The scoring slowed down significantly after that by Latorre. So. LB Mike Bergey had 11 tackles and R-Jr. OLB 20-14 with 6:17 left in the third, and ESU’s final three until Scala, a defensive tackle, tied the game at 21-all with Matt Freed had 8 stops (2 sacks). possessions of regulation ended in KU territory on a punt, 9:30 left in the first half. C.W. Post went ahead on its first The Huskies had six sacks and forced four turnovers. missed field goal and turnover on downs to give the drive of the third quarter on a 10-yard TD pass to Andrew ESU Fr. TB Kendrick Williams gained 106 all-purpose Golden Bears a chance. Kell. ESU cut the deficit to 28-24 with a 25-yard field goal yards in his first career start. R-Jr. OLB Matt Freed had 16 tackles (14 solo), a sack by R-Jr. K Drew Reinhard but wouldn’t get any closer. and forced fumble at the five-yard line on KU’s second R-Jr. TB Zach Krise returned to action for the first time Bloomsburg 3 7 10 7 27 drive of the game. since Oct. 3 but left in the third quarter after running for ESU 3 3 7 0 13 39 yards on six carries. Cave (13 tackles, 2 FF, FR) and R-Jr. ESU 7 13 0 0 7 27 DE Jeff Case (7 tackles, sack, FF, 2 FR) led the Warriors ESU - Reinhard 26 field goal Kutztown 7 0 7 6 0 20 defense. BLOOM - Koenig 26 field goal ESU - Reinhard 40 field goal ESU - Hallman 38 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) C.W. Post 14 7 14 7 42 BLOOM - Stiger 29 pass from Latorre (Koenig kick) KUTZ - Cahill 19 pass from Morton (Dineen kick) ESU 21 0 3 0 24 BLOOM - Koenig 49 field goal ESU - Jones 1 run (Reinhard kick) BLOOM - Price 27 run (Koenig kick) ESU - Jones 1 run (kick failed) ESU - Williams 21 run (Reinhard kick) ESU - Shuman 27 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) KUTZ - McCormick 79 pass from Morton (Dineen kick) CWP - Anderwkavich 1 run (Bertone kick) BLOOM - Domzalski 28 run (Koenig kick) KUTZ - McCormick 13 pass from Morton (kick failed) ESU - Shuman 18 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) ESU - Kiser 12 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) CWP - Williams 3 pass from Anderwkavich (Bertone kick) Game 8 • Oct. 17 • ESU 27, Kutztown 20 (OT) ESU - Hallman 23 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) Game 9 • Oct. 24 • C.W. Post 42, ESU 24 CWP - Scala 37 interception return (Bertone kick) KUTZTOWN – R-Jr. QB Matt Marshall threw for 430 yards CWP - Kell 10 pass from Anderwkavich (Bertone kick) and hit R-Jr. WR Ed Kiser for the go-ahead touchdown in EAST STROUDSBURG – TB Thomas Beverly (31 carries, ESU - Reinhard 25 field goal overtime, and ESU stopped KU QB Kevin Morton at the 170 yards) and QB Eric Anderwkavich (70 yards) powered CWP - Williams 30 pass from Anderwkavich (Bertone kick) one-yard line on 4th-and-goal from the 10 as the Warriors the PSAC’s top rushing offense and Anderwkavich threw CWP - Manns 44 interception return (Bertone kick) pulled out a 27-20 victory. for 232 yards and three TDs as C.W. Post earned a 42-24 The performances of Marshall (29-for-42, 41 yards victory. Game 10 • Oct. 31 • ESU 44, Millersville 3 rushing, 471 yards total offense) and Kiser (11 catches, The Pioneers (4-5, 4-2) fumbled seven times, losing 177 yards) were nearly overshadowed by Morton’s 12 five, on a rainy, windy day but managed to run for 236 EAST STROUDSBURG – Freshmen Eric Deery and play, 80-yard fourth-quarter drive that tied the game with yards and compile 468 yards of total offense. C.W. Post Kendrick Williams combined to run for 198 yards, 19 seconds left. Morton threw for 52 yards and ran for also had a pair of interception returns for TDs - Lou Scala R-Jr. QB Matt Marshall threw for three TDs and ESU 28, and hit Chris McCormick for a 13-yard TD. Kicker Matt tied the game at 21-21 with a 37-yard return in the second held Millersville to 227 yards of offense and forced four Dineen, who was 13-for-14 on field goals in 2009, missed quarter and Peter Manns put the game away with a turnovers in a 44-3 win at Eiler-Martin Stadium. the PAT to force OT. 44-yard TD with 2:59 left. Deery (18-102) and Williams (19-96, TD) helped ESU KU (3-5, 1-4) won the toss in overtime and deferred, ESU (6-3, 3-3) ran out to a 21-14 lead at the end of run for 243 yards on 47 carries. Marshall and R-So. QB giving ESU (6-2, 3-2) the ball to start the extra session. a first quarter that seemed to set the tone for a fourth Ray Wagner threw for 261 yards and four scores and the Kiser went 15 yards on a screen pass on the first snap and straight shootout between the schools.The Warriors struck Warriors went over 500 yards of total offense for the third caught a 12-yard TD pass from Marshall two plays later. first on a 21-yard run by Fr. TB Kendrick Williams in the time this season. R-Jr. K Drew Reinhard’s extra point put ESU ahead 27-20. first four minutes after a forced fumble and recovery by The Warriors lead the PSAC with 26 takeaways and Morton led KU to first and goal at the 10-yard line, R-So. LB Taylor Cave, while C.W. Post came back with Jr. OLB Mark Kalo and R-So. CB Shawnte Carroll had but threw three straight incompletions and was stopped a long kick return and scored on a one-yard sneak by their first career interceptions. R-Jr. DE Jeff Case had four at the one-yard line on a fourth-down scramble up the Anderwkavich. tackles and three solo sacks. middle by Jr. OLB Mark Kalo and R-So. LB Taylor Cave. Another fumble set up ESU’s next scoring drive at the ESU, ranked No. 8 in last week’s NCAA Division II Super Morton, a redshirt freshman, was 22-for-41 for 281 32 ESU Football Media Guide 2009 SEASON Region One rankings, rolled up 23 points in the second Slippery Rock 7 7 7 7 28 and-out and capitalizing on a 44-yard pass from Harris to quarter, including two TDs in 14 seconds midway through ESU 20 20 7 7 54 Nolen to set up the first three points. the period. ESU took a 7-3 lead just three plays later, as Marshall R-Sr. WR Sam Shuman caught two TD passes, the first ESU - Williams 22 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) hit Shuman streaking down the sideline for a 77-yard an eight-yard strike from Marshall five seconds into the ESU - Hallman 24 pass from Marshall (kick blocked) score to give the Warriors’ redshirt senior 2,043 career quarter to complete a nine play, 73-yard drive. Williams ESU - Kiser 80 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) yards, becoming the eighth player in school history to scored on a 32-yard run on third-and-one with 7:40 left in SRU - Cleckley 2 run (Bahr kick) eclipse the 2,000-yard mark. the quarter, R-So. LB Dennis Lynch recovered a fumble on SRU - Lehmeier 7 run (Bahr kick) Marshall went deep again on his next pass attempt the ensuing kickoff and Marshall hit R-Jr. WR Ed Kiser for a ESU - Williams 47 run (Reinhard kick) after Edinboro punter Ryan Genco backed ESU up to its 21-yard TD on the next play to make the score 20-0. ESU - Hallman 6 pass from Marshall (kick blocked) one-yard line. A play-action pass to Kiser cover 80 yards R-Jr. K Drew Reinhard made a 30-yard field goal ESU - Carroll 36 interception return (Reinhard kick) before Williams tracked him down at the 19, but the with 30 seconds left to cap a 13 play, 64-yard march with ESU - Artinger 45 interception return (Reinhard kick) Warriors were unable to convert after a pair of runs by Fr. Deery (5-36) and Williams (4-24) carrying the load. QB Bill SRU - Satterfield 7 run (Bahr kick) TB Kendrick Williams brought up first-and-goal to the Shirk drove Millersville for a 32-yard field goal by John SRU - Cottman 30 pass from O’Rourke (Bahr kick) eight. Marshall was hit by Sondag on a quarterback draw Banzhof on the final play of the half. ESU - Carroll 40 interception return (Reinhard kick) from the five-yard line and Kenny Pettis recovered to turn ESU scored on its first two drives of the second half, ESU away. on a 24-yard TD pass from Marshall to Fr. WR Bryan Game 12 • Nov. 14 • Edinboro 31, ESU 16 The Warriors went ahead 13-3 following a 14-play, Ogden and a one-yard run by R-Jr. FB Brent Jones after NCAA Division II Playoffs • First Round 63-yard drive that erased 7:17 off the clock, their longest drives that covered 65 and 57 yards. Wagner went 88 march of the year. Marshall ran six times for 29 yards and yards in four plays and hit Shuman for a 17-yard TD with EAST STROUDSBURG – Trevor Harris was 28-for-39 for 298 was 3-for-3 passing, finishing with a three-yard pass and 7:30 left in the fourth quarter. yards and three touchdowns and cornerback Branden spectacular one-handed grab by Ogden for the score on Shuman had his fourth career two-TD game and Kiser Williams had a blocked field goal and 61-yard return for a third-and-goal. Williams blocked Reinhard’s extra point went over the 1,000-yard mark in his career. R-Jr. OLB touchdown on the final play of the first half as Edinboro attempt to maintain the 10-point margin. Matt Freed had seven tackles and finished the game with defeated ESU, 31-16, in the first round of the NCAA Reinhard missed a 37-yard attempt on ESU’s next 101 tackles, becoming the first ESU player since Kevin Division II Football Championship at Eiler-Martin Stadium. possession and Harris went 7-for-9 on Edinboro’s ensuing Nagle (1998-2000) with consecutive 100-tackle seasons. Edinboro (9-3) advances to the second round of Super drive. The Fighting Scots went 80 yards on 10 plays and Regional One and will play No. 1 seed West Liberty on Harris threw passes of 20 yards to Nolen and 17 yards to Millersville 0 3 0 0 3 Saturday. The Fighting Scots handed the Hilltoppers their D’Mar Jeter before hitting Marino for a one-yard TD that ESU 0 23 14 7 44 only loss of the season, 42-30, at Edinboro in their season made the score 13-10 with 41 seconds left in the first half. opener August 29. Marshall took ESU from its 28-yard line to the ESU - Shuman 8 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) R-Jr. QB Matt Marshall was 15-for-26 for 301 yards Edinboro 29 in four plays, with completions of 18 yards ESU - Williams 32 run (Reinhard kick) and two touchdowns and ran for 59 yards for ESU (8-4), to Kiser and 14 yards to Ogden and an 11-yard run, to set ESU - Kiser 21 pass from Marshall (kick failed) which had 452 yards of total offense but turned the up a 46-yard field goal with four seconds left. Williams ESU - Reinhard 30 field goal ball over twice, missed one field goal and had another came off the edge to block the kick, scooped it up at the MILL - Banzhof 32 field goal blocked. Edinboro 39-yard line and went the distance for a 17-13 ESU - Ogden 24 pass from Marshall The Warriors were making their fourth appearance in halftime lead. ESU - Jones 1 run (Reinhard kick) the NCAA Playoffs in school history following trips in 1991, Both teams had just two possessions in the third ESU - Shuman 17 pass from Wagner (Reinhard kick) 2004 and 2005 and are 4-4 all-time in postseason action. quarter. Harris opened the period with his nine-yard TD Williams scored following a 46-yard field goal attempt pass to Walker after Johnson’s long return of the opening Game 11 • Nov. 7 • ESU 54, Slippery Rock 28 at the end of the first half to give Edinboro a 17-13 kickoff. Kiser brought the ensuing kick back 43 yards to halftime lead, and also had an interception in the first the Edinboro 49, but the Warriors were stalled and the EAST STROUDSBURG – ESU scored on three of its first five quarter. Harris threw a nine-yard TD pass to Shawn Walker Fighting Scots took 6:04 off the clock on a 12-play drive offensive plays, the defense returned three interceptions on the Fighting Scots’ first possession of the second half before punting it back to ESU. for TDs and R-So. CB Shawnte Carroll set a school record after a 63-yard kick return by Marcus Johnson. The Warriors went to the ground game on their next with four interceptions, including two for scores, in a Harris was 4-for-5 on the drive and broke former possession to pull within 24-16. ESU ran it on eight of their 54-28 win over Slippery Rock. ESU quarterback Jimmy Terwilliger’s PSAC record of 906 first 10 plays, with Fr. TB Eric Deery running three times The win, combined with losses by Bentley (23-21 at career completions. Harris finished the game with 916 for 27 yards to open the drive and Williams and R-Jr. FB Stonehill) and Bloomsburg (10-7 OT vs. Gannon), moved completions in his 44th career game as a starter. Brent Jones picking up first downs. ESU to the No. 4 spot in the region. ESU pulled within 24-16 on a 27-yard field goal by Marshall was knocked out of the game for the rest of The Warriors (8-3) stunned SRU (6-5) with 20 points R-Jr. K Drew Reinhard with 14 minutes left in the fourth the series on the next-to-last play of the third quarter, but in the first 4:23, including two TDs before the Rock ran an quarter, but Harris went back down the field in four plays, R-So. QB Ray Wagner entered to convert a fourth down offensive play. ESU forced seven turnovers, intercepted capped by a 46-yard TD pass to Gary Nolen. with a three-yard pass to R-Fr. WR Jordan Hallman. A SRU QBs Ryan O’Rourke and Rocco Colavecchia three Nolen led Edinboro with 110 yards on three catches, pass interference flag on a throw to Shuman gave ESU the times each and Carroll tied a DII record with three picks in tailback Michael Battles had seven catches for 45 yards ball at the 11-yard line and Reinhard finished the 15 play, the fourth quarter and nine carries for 59 yards and Walker and Nick Marino 77-yard march with a 27-yard field goal with 14:08 left. All-American R-Jr. OLB Matt Freed had a career-high pulled in scoring passes. Linebacker Greg Sondag had 11 Harris delivered the final big blow for the Fighting 20 tackles (4.0 TFL, 2.0 sacks) and Sr. FS Nicholas Artinger tackles and a forced fumble at the five-yard line to stop an Scots two minutes later. He ran for 21 yards on the first had two interceptions, with a 45-yard return for a TD in ESU drive in the first quarter. play from the 30, then had a seven-yard rush before being the third quarter. R-Jr. WR Ed Kiser caught five passes for 121 yards for sacked by Fr. DE Kevon Brown. Harris threw over the top R-Jr. QB Matt Marshall was 5-for-5 for 162 yards and ESU and R-Sr. WR Sam Shuman had a 77-yard touchdown on third down to Nolen, who outran the secondary for a threw 3 TD passes on consecutive plays in the first five catch for the game’s first score. Fr. WR Bryan Ogden also 46-yard TD to make the score 31-16 with 12:01 left. minutes. He hit Fr. TB Kendrick Williams for a 22-yard caught a TD pass for the Warriors. All-American linebacker ESU took over at the seven-yard line with 6:13 left score 1:05 into the game, hooked up with R-Fr. WR Jordan R-Jr. OLB Matt Freed had 11 tackles (3.0 TFL) and two after an exchange of punts and drove into Edinboro Hallman from 24 yards after SRU fumbled the kickoff, sacks, and finishes his junior season with 132 tackles (18.0 territory, but Marshall’s final throw of the day, a 15-yard then struck again from 80 yards to R-Jr. WR Ed Kiser to TFL) and 10 sacks. completion to Hallman, came up one yard short of a first close the barrage. Marshall had the sixth 300-yard passing performance down to turn the ball over at the 42 with 3:24 remaining. Slippery Rock scored on its next two possessions to in ESU’s eighth NCAA Playoff game in school history and Battle gained 51 of his 59 yards with a run up the middle make the score 20-14, on a two-yard run by Damarcus gained 360 yards of total offense. His 80-yard pass to Kiser to the four-yard line and Edinboro ran out the clock to Cleckley and a seven-yard run by Ryan Lehmeier early in in the first quarter is the longest in the Warriors’ playoff finish the game. the second after a blocked punt. history, and the 77-yard pass to Shuman tied the mark for ESU restored order with three scores to close the half, the longest scoring play. Kiser had 188 all-purpose yards, Edinboro 3 14 7 7 31 on a 47-yard run by Williams with 9:03 left, a six-yard toss fourth in ESU’s postseason record book, and was the ESU 7 6 0 3 16 from Marshall to Hallman and Carroll’s first TD with 2:59 eighth Warrior to record a 100-yard receiving game. on the clock. Artinger’s 45-yard TD ended SRU’s first drive Marshall finishes the season ranked sixth in school EDIN - Romanias 32 field goal of the second half and Carroll clinched it with five minutes history in passing yards (2,938), total offense (3,251), TD ESU - Shuman 77 pass from Marshall (Reinhard kick) to go. passes (26) and quarterback rating (150.3) in a single ESU - Ogden 3 pass from Marshall (kick blocked) Marshall finished with 2,637 passing yards, the fourth season. Each number has been eclipsed only by four years EDIN - Marino 1 pass from Harris (Romanias kick) ESU quarterback to hit the 2,500-yard mark, and Hallman from Terwilliger (2003-06) and Damian Poalucci’s record- EDIN - Williams 61 blocked FG return (Romanias kick) had a career-high 102 yards and was the fifth ESU receiver setting 1996 campaign. EDIN - Walker 9 pass from Harris (Romanias kick) with a 100-yard game. Edinboro opened the scoring on a 32-yard field goal ESU - Reinhard 27 field goal by Alex Romanias 4:52 into the contest, forcing a three- EDIN - Nolen 46 pass from Harris (Romanias kick) ESU Football Media Guide 33 2009 STATISTICS Team Statistics Rushing ESU OPP Name Pos. G Att. Gain Loss Net Avg. TD Long Per Game SCORING 352 267 Zach Krise TB 6 102 481 9 472 4.6 5 28 78.7 Points Per Game 29.3 22.2 Kendrick Williams TB 7 99 460 24 436 4.4 3 47 62.3 FIRST DOWNS 238 213 Matt Marshall QB 12 130 567 254 313 2.4 1 51 26.1 Rushing 93 92 Eric Deery TB 6 51 293 16 277 5.4 0 32 46.2 Passing 125 101 Ed Kiser WR 12 9 85 4 81 9.0 0 24 6.8 Penalty 20 20 Justin Lee TB 6 23 71 6 65 2.8 2 11 10.8 RUSHING YARDAGE 1618 1868 Brent Jones FB 12 13 44 0 44 3.4 5 11 3.7 Yards gained rushing 2010 2219 Sam Shuman WR 12 3 4 3 1 0.3 0 4 0.1 Yards lost rushing 392 351 Ray Wagner QB 6 3 5 22 -17 -5.7 0 5 -2.8 Rushing Attempts 445 439 TEAM 12 0 54 -54 -4.5 0 0 -6.8 Average Per Rush 3.6 4.3 ESU 12 445 2010 392 1618 3.6 16 51 134.8 Average Per Game 134.8 155.7 Opponents 12 439 2219 351 1868 4.3 16 69 155.7 TDs Rushing 16 16 PASSING YARDAGE 3246 2381 Passing Comp-Att-Int 219-361-13 176-331-18 Name Pos. G Rating Comp.-Att. TD-Int. Pct. Yards Long Per Game Average Per Pass 9.0 7.2 Matt Marshall QB 12 150.32 206-341 26-13 60.4 2938 86 244.8 Average Per Catch 14.8 13.5 Ray Wagner QB 6 188.56 10-17 2-0 58.8 184 46 30.7 Average Per Game 270.5 198.4 Sam Shuman WR 12 447.20 3-3 0-0 100.0 124 52 10.3 TDs Passing 28 17 ESU 12 154.59 219-361 28-13 60.7 3246 86 270.5 TOTAL OFFENSE 4864 4249 Opponents 12 119.67 176-331 17-18 53.2 2381 84 198.4 Total Plays 806 770 Average Per Play 6.0 5.5 Average Per Game 405.3 354.1 Receiving KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 44-885 64-1221 Name Pos. G No. Yards Avg. TD Long Per Game PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 22-99 15-136 Ed Kiser WR 12 43 805 18.7 6 80 67.1 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 18-215 13-112 Jeff Giglio WR 9 38 603 15.9 3 86 67.0 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 20.1 19.1 Jordan Hallman WR 12 29 359 12.4 6 49 29.9 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 4.5 9.1 Bryan Ogden WR 10 26 367 14.1 2 46 36.7 INT RETURN AVERAGE 11.9 8.6 Sam Shuman WR 12 25 410 16.4 8 77 34.2 FUMBLES-LOST 23-10 25-15 Willie Bell TE 12 18 219 12.2 1 38 18.2 PENALTIES-Yards 77-648 76-753 Kendrick Williams TB 7 12 245 20.4 1 42 35.0 Average Per Game 54.0 62.8 Zach Krise TB 6 11 122 11.1 1 39 20.3 PUNTS-Yards 61-1965 63-2191 Brent Jones FB 12 10 74 7.4 0 13 6.2 Average Per Punt 32.2 34.8 Matt Brown TE 12 4 19 4.8 0 10 1.6 Net punt average 28.3 31.6 Eric Deery TB 6 2 10 5.0 0 6 1.7 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 30:09 29:51 Wade Williams WR 8 1 13 13.0 0 13 1.6 3RD-DOWN Conversions 62/159 55/153 ESU 12 219 3246 14.8 28 86 270.5 3rd-Down Pct 39% 36% Opponents 12 176 2381 13.5 17 84 198.4 4TH-DOWN Conversions 11/19 3/16 4th-Down Pct 58% 19% Kick Returns SACKS BY-Yards 33-209 41-233 Kicks Punts MISC YARDS 0 61 Name Pos. No. Yds. Avg. TD Long No. Yds. Avg. TD Long TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 48 36 Ed Kiser WR 15 342 22.8 0 43 2 0 0.0 0 0 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 8-15 6-10 Jeff Giglio WR 13 286 22.0 0 30 PAT-ATTEMPTS 40-48 83% 33-35 94% John Mack DB 10 216 21.6 0 37 3 -6 -2.0 0 1 ATTENDANCE 10198 12674 Willie Bell TE 2 16 8.0 0 11 Games/Avg Per Game 6/1700 6/2112 Brent Jones FB 1 11 11.0 0 11 Nicholas Artinger FS 1 17 17.0 0 17 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Mark Henderson DB 1 0 0.0 0 0 6 24 4.0 0 10 ESU 99 129 73 44 7 352 Matt Brown TE 1 -3 -3.0 0 0 Opponents 58 71 80 58 0 267 Mike Gnall FS 11 81 7.4 0 18 ESU 44 885 20.1 0 43 22 99 4.5 0 18 Punting Opponents 64 1221 19.1 0 75 15 136 9.1 0 29 Name No. Yds. Avg. Long I20 Blk Joseph Janovic 53 1749 33.0 54 14 1 Sam Shuman 7 216 30.9 50 2 0 Total Offense Team 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 Name Pos. G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G ESU 61 1965 32.2 54 16 1 Matt Marshall QB 12 471 313 2938 3251 270.9 Opponents 63 2191 34.8 54 21 0 Zach Krise TB 6 102 472 0 472 78.7 Kendrick Williams TB 7 99 436 0 436 62.3 Field Goals Eric Deery TB 6 51 277 0 277 46.2 Name FGM-FGA Pct. 19-39 40+ Lg Blk Ray Wagner QB 6 20 -17 184 167 27.8 Drew Reinhard 8-15 53.3 7-11 1-4 40 1 Sam Shuman WR 12 6 1 124 125 10.4 Ed Kiser WR 12 9 81 0 81 6.8 FG SEQUENCE ESU OPPONENTS Justin Lee TB 6 23 65 0 65 10.8 Virginia Union 34 - Brent Jones FB 12 13 44 0 44 3.7 Gannon (22) - TEAM 12 -54 0 -54 -6.8 Clarion (22) 37, (45) ESU 12 806 1618 3246 4864 405.3 Shippensburg 18 (25) Opponents 12 770 1868 2381 4249 354.1 Cheyney (25) - West Chester 37 35 Bloomsburg (26), (40) (26), (49) Kutztown 46, 42 - C.W. Post (25) 24 Millersville (30) (32) Slippery Rock - 32 Edinboro 37, 46, (27) (32)

(Indicates field goal was made) 34 ESU Football Media Guide 2009 STATISTICS Defense |------Tackles------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| Blkd Name Pos. GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp Rcv FF Kickk Saff 39 Matt Freed LB 12 74 58 132 18.0-107 10.0-79 . 2 . 1 . . 50 Taylor Cave LB 12 41 35 76 2.5-6 1.0-5 2-26 6 1-0 2 . . 20 Mark Kalo LB 12 34 41 75 4.0-22 2.0-16 1-0 1 . 4 . . 41 Mike Bergey LB 12 41 29 70 3.5-16 2.5-15 . 1 . 2 . . 3 Shawnte Carroll DB 12 36 13 49 0.5-1 . 5-76 6 2-0 . . . 35 Jeff Case DE 12 29 16 45 13.5-61 7.5-34 . . 3-0 2 . . 22 David Castillo DB 12 34 10 44 1.0-3 . 2-0 7 1-0 . . . 26 Nicholas Artinger FS 12 27 14 41 2.0-8 . 7-113 3 . . . . 24 Kevin Schafer LB 8 13 25 38 2.0-19 1.0-12 . 2 . 1 . . 79 Keith Galinsky DL 12 21 16 37 3.5-17 1.0-9 . . . 2 . . 95 Rudy Cerami DL 12 11 23 34 5.0-16 2.5-11 . . 2-0 . . . 60 Cody Berry DE 12 13 15 28 4.5-16 2.5-14 . 1 1-0 . . . 94 Kevon Brown DE 12 12 6 18 2.0-7 1.0-4 . . 1-0 . . . 47 Richard Peter LB 12 9 5 14 . . . . . 1 . . 91 Matthew Faas DE 11 8 6 14 1.0-6 1.0-6 . 1 . 1 . . 37 David Nunez LB 12 11 1 12 . . . . . 1 . . 54 Dennis Lynch LB 11 4 7 11 . . . . 1-0 . . . 34 Bryan Billger LB 12 6 4 10 . . . . 1-0 1 . . 56 Alex Figueroa DE 11 7 3 10 1.0-4 1.0-4 ...... 25 John Mack DB 12 8 1 9 . . . 2 1-3 . . . 28 D’Jon Tillman DB 11 2 3 5 . . 1-0 2 . . . . 4 Mark Henderson DB 10 4 . 4 . . . 1 . . . . 29 Zach Runkle FS 5 3 1 4 ...... 46 Jon Weber DE 5 1 2 3 ...... 98 Drew Reinhard K 12 2 . 2 ...... 43 Sam Hull DE 5 1 1 2 1.0-2 ...... 7 Jeff Giglio WR 9 2 . 2 ...... 27 Mike Gnall FS 8 1 1 2 . . . . 1-0 . . . 64 Dan Caff rey OL 12 1 1 2 ...... 12 Jordan Hallman WR 12 1 . 1 ...... 30 Eric Deery TB 6 1 . 1 ...... 5 Ed Kiser WR 12 1 . 1 ...... 8 Sam Shuman WR 12 1 . 1 ...... 10 Ed Ebewo LB 2 1 . 1 ...... 21 Zach Krise TB 6 1 . 1 ...... 32 Kendrick Williams TB 7 1 . 1 ...... 16 Bryan Ogden WR 10 1 . 1 ...... 61 James Butler DL 1 . 1 1 ...... ESU 12 465 338 803 65-311 33-209 18-215 35 15-3 18 . . Opponents 12 478 342 820 80.0-338 41-233 13-112 29 10-37 10 5 .

Scoring Interceptions ------PATs------No. Yds Avg TD Long Name Pos. TD FG Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Safety Pts. Nicholas Artinger 7 113 16.1 1 45 Drew Reinhard K 0 8-15 40-48 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 64 Shawnte Carroll 5 76 15.2 2 40 Sam Shuman WR 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48 David Castillo 2 0 0.0 0 0 Zach Krise TB 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 Taylor Cave 2 26 13.0 1 26 Jordan Hallman WR 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 D’Jon Tillman 1 0 0.0 0 0 Ed Kiser WR 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 Mark Kalo 1 0 0.0 0 0 Brent Jones FB 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 ESU 18 215 11.9 4 45 Kendrick Williams TB 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Opponents 13 112 8.6 2 44 Jeff Giglio WR 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Bryan Ogden WR 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Fumble Returns Justin Lee TB 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 No. Yds Avg TD Long Shawnte Carroll DB 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 John Mack 1 3 3.0 0 3 Matt Marshall QB 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 ESU 1 3 3.0 0 3 Willie Bell TE 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Taylor Cave LB 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Opponents 2 37 18.5 1 29 Nicholas Artinger FS 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 ESU 48 8-15 40-48 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 352 Opponents 36 6-10 33-35 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 267 All-Purpose Yards Name Pos. G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Total Avg/G Ed Kiser WR 12 81 805 0 342 0 1228 102.3 Jeff Giglio WR 9 0 603 0 286 0 889 98.8 Kendrick Williams TB 7 436 245 0 0 0 681 97.3 Zach Krise TB 6 472 122 0 0 0 594 99.0 Sam Shuman WR 12 1 410 0 0 0 411 34.2 Bryan Ogden WR 10 0 367 0 0 0 367 36.7 Jordan Hallman WR 12 0 359 0 0 0 359 29.9 Matt Marshall QB 12 313 0 0 0 0 313 26.1 Eric Deery TB 6 277 10 0 0 0 287 47.8 Willie Bell TE 12 0 219 0 16 0 235 19.6 John Mack DB 12 0 0 -6 216 0 210 17.5 Nick Artinger FS 12 0 0 0 17 113 130 10.8 Brent Jones FB 12 44 74 0 11 0 129 10.8 Mike Gnall FS 8 0 0 81 0 0 81 10.1 Shawnte Carroll DB 12 0 0 0 0 76 76 6.3 Justin Lee TB 6 65 0 0 0 0 65 10.8 Taylor Cave LB 12 0 0 0 0 26 26 2.2 Mark Henderson DB 10 0 0 24 0 0 24 2.4 Matt Brown TE 12 0 19 0 -3 0 16 1.3 Wade Williams WR 8 0 13 0 0 0 13 1.6 Ray Wagner QB 6 -17 0 0 0 0 -17 -2.8 TEAM 8 -54 0 0 0 0 -54 -6.8 ESU 12 1618 3246 99 885 215 6063 505.2 Opponents 12 1868 2381 136 1221 112 5718 476.5 ESU Football Media Guide 35 FOOTBALL HISTORY This will be the 83rd season for East Stroudsburg football teams as a four-year college. Over that time, the Warriors have had winning or .500 records in 60 of the 82 previous seasons, almost 75 percent of the time. ESU teams have been selected to participate in the NCAA Division II football playoffs four times - 1991, 2004, 2005 and 2009. In 2005, the Warriors set a school record with 11 wins and advanced to the NCAA Division II semifinals for the first time in school history. Football actually started for the East Stroudsburg Normal School in 1893, the same year the school was founded. The first game was on Oct. 28, 1893, against the Hackettstown, N.J. Collegiate Institute. Other games that first season were played against Harry Hillman Academy in Wilkes-Barre, Lackawanna Institute from Team Awards Scranton, Blair Hall Academy and an Easton squad made up of athletes from the city and Outstanding Player Red-Shirt Award 2009 . . . . . Matt Freed ...... Linebacker (presented to the player who has done the most to keep some of Lafayette College’s star players. 2008 . . . . . Matt Freed ...... Linebacker the school’s winning football tradition alive) In 1926, East Stroudsburg became a 2007 ...... Jayson Frank ...... Linebacker 2009 - Matt Marshall; 2008 - Jesse Reider; 2007 four-year college and the first intercollegiate 2006 . . . . . Jimmy Terwilliger ...... Quarterback - Jesse Reider; 2006 - Jimmy Terwilliger and Evan Prall; football contest was scheduled. 2005 . . . . . Jimmy Terwilliger ...... Quarterback 2005 - Jimmy Terwilliger and Evan Prall; 2004 - Jimmy 2004 . . . . . Jimmy Terwilliger ...... Quarterback Terwilliger and Tim Strenfel; 2003 - Jimmy Terwilliger; Since then, the Warriors have: 2003 . . . . . Jimmy Terwilliger ...... Quarterback 2002 - Nick Beisker; 2001 - Andre Castiglioni; 2000 - • Won 442 games, lost 282 and tied 19 for a John Jeffries...... Wide Receiver Andre Castiglioni. 2002 ...... Jeremy Palm ...... Quarterback 1999 - Andre Myers; 1998 - Mike Benzak; .608 winning average, which ranks among 2001 ...... Andre Castiglioni ...... Tailback 1997 - Greg Altmajer; 1996 - Matt Delancey; 1995 - Tim the leaders among all NCAA Division II Jeremy Brown...... Def. Back Green; 1994 - Bob Boden; 1993 - Bobby Swift; 1992 - Jay 2000 . . . . . Kevin Nagle ...... Linebacker schools. Callaghan; 1991 - Randy Bove; 1990 - Jim Miller. • Captured seven Pennsylvania conference 1999 . . . . . Kevin Nagle ...... Linebacker 1998 . . . . . Kevin Nagle ...... Linebacker 1989 - Larry Helwig and Jim Miller; 1988 - Eric championship trophies. 1997 ...... Mike Mancuso...... Wide Receiver Sampson; 1987 - Darrell Tyburski; 1986 - Darrell • Had only eight head football coaches, 1996 ...... Damian Poalucci ...... Quarterback Tyburski; 1985 - Charlie Diskin; 1984 - Kevin Hennelly; a record of continuity in its program 1995 ...... Tim Green...... Linebacker 1983 - Roger Austin; 1982 - Kevin Ruddy; 1981 - Duane 1994 ...... James Franklin ...... Quarterback Van Fleet; 1980 - Alex Todoroff. unmatched by any other PSAC school. 1993 ...... Steve Stuttle ...... Fullback 1979 - Jim Rappo and Jack Yost; 1978 - Scott The first unbeaten team was in 1942 1992 ...... Joe Ruedt ...... Def. End Levan; 1977 - Dennis Gorman; 1976 - Dennis Gorman under the late Gene Martin, head coach for 1991 ...... Des Hussey...... Def. Tackle and Lou Schiavetta; 1975 - Glenn Serfass; 1974 - Bill 14 seasons from 1942-57. Other undefeated 1990 ...... Ken Kopetchny...... Wide Receiver Stowasser; 1973 - Bill Navarre; 1972 - Hank Kunkel; 1971 - 1989 ...... Dennis Mailhot ...... Wide Receiver Ray Johnson; 1970 - Joe Kelly. seasons were in 1965 under Jack Gregory, 1988 ...... Pat Brady...... Linebacker 1969 - Bill Horvath; 1968 - Merv Witmer; 1967 - 1968 under Charlie Reese and 1975 and 1976 1987 ...... Dan Murray ...... Linebacker Mike Thompson; 1966 - Bruce Derr; 1965 - Larry Helwig; under current coach Denny Douds. 1986 ...... Chris Gerhard ...... Def. Back 1964 - Richard Zaploski; 1963 - Leo Reimer; 1962 - Fred 1985 ...... Tim Bishop ...... Split End Nine other squads lost only one game O’Connor; 1961 - Jim Wilde. 1984 ...... Andy Baranek ...... Quarterback (Multiple-time winners in bold) apiece. The 1978 ESU team was 10-1 and 1983 ...... Mike Reichenbach...... Linebacker scored one of the most one-sided victories 1982 ...... Andy Baranek ...... Quarterback 1981 ...... Larry Sontag ...... Def. Tackle Lehigh Valley Scholar-Athlete in PSAC championship game history with a 1980 ...... Mike Lush ...... Def. Back 2009 - Sam Shuman; 2008 - David Pacchioni; 49-4 romp over Clarion. 1979 ...... Ray Yakavonis ...... Def. End 2007 - LeRyan Dallas; 2006 - Jimmy Terwilliger; 2005 - The Warriors competed in nine State 1978 ...... Jeff Johnson...... Linebacker Greg Thoman; 2004 - Matt Rapa; 2003 - John Jeffries; 2002 Games for the conference title, winning five 1977 ...... Harold Strunk ...... Tailback - Nick Beisker; 2001 - Brian Miller; 2000 - Jason Zinn. 1976 . . . . . Pete Radocha ...... Tailback 1999 - Mike Rhine; 1998 - Joe Wysokinski; 1997 times and playing two ties. In addition, the 1975 . . . . . Pete Radocha ...... Tailback - Damian Poalucci; 1996 - Andy McLoughlin; 1995 - Brian 1942 and 1954 ESU gridiron squads won or 1974 ...... Tom Kozlosky ...... Linebacker Davis; 1994 - Bob Boden; 1993 - Ed Myers; 1992 - Ed shared mythical state college crowns. 1973 ...... Bill Navarre...... Def. Back Detwiler; 1991 - John Morley; 1990 - Jim Miller. 1972 ...... Frank Snyder ...... Linebacker A total of 27 players have earned All- 1989 - Larry Helwig; 1988 - Phil Masorti; 1987 - 1971 ...... Steve Mummaw...... Quarterback Jeff Keeler; 1986 - Dan Mykovich; 1985 - Charlie Diskin; 1970 ...... Gerald Clymer...... Def. Tackle America honors, including 11 in the last 1984 - Andy Baranek; 1983 - Ernie Siegrist; 1982 - Craig 1969 ...... Bill Dukett...... Quarterback eight years. Linebacker Matt Freed has Summers; 1981 - Duane Van Fleet; 1980 - Keith Kaufman. 1968 ...... John Pitzer ...... Fullback 1979 - Warren Brown; 1978 - Tomy Casucci; been a two-time All-American in 2008 and Gary Schoenberger...... Linebacker 2009 and punter Nick Krut was a consensus 1967 ...... Pete Lee ...... Halfback, Linebacker 1977 - Tom Palubinski; 1976 - Mike Stambaugh; 1975 - All-American following the 2008 season. 1966 ...... Frank Miriello ...... Linebacker Rich Nicolais; 1974 - Tom Kearney; 1973 - John Smith; 1965 ...... Barry Roach ...... Halfback 1972 - Hank Kunkel; 1971 - Steve Mummaw; 1970 - None Quarterback Jimmy Terwilliger, wide receiver 1964 ...... Ray Hedenberg...... Guard, Linebacker Selected. Evan Prall, kicker Mark Brubaker, punter Ken 1963 ...... Joe Bahnatka...... Center 1969 - Merv Witmer; 1968 - Ed Csencsits; 1967 - Parrish and fullback Anthony Carfagno were 1962 ...... Billy Lewis...... Quarterback Mike Thompson; 1966 - Frank Mirello; 1965 - Leo Reimer. honored in 2005, while Terwilliger and Prall 1961 ...... Maurice Barber ...... End 1960 ...... Richard Wolslayer ...... Center repeated as All-Americans the following 1959 ...... John Brunner...... Fullback season. (Multiple-time winners in bold) 36 ESU Football Media Guide ALL-STAR HONORS All-America Players AFCA All-America 1979 Ray Yakavonis (DE) Third Team 2005 Evan Prall (WR) First Team (only one team selected) 1978 Jeff Johnson (LB) Third Team Jimmy Terwilliger (QB) Second Team 1991 Curtis Bunch (DB) 1976 Pat Flaherty (C) Third Team 2004 Jimmy Terwilliger (QB) First Team 1984 Andy Baranek (QB) 1974 Tom Kozlosky (LB) Third Team Anthony Carfagno (RB) First Team 1983 Mike Reichenbach (LB) 1965 Barry Roach (HB) First Team Matt Crispell (DB) First Team 1979 Ray Yakavonis (DE) Ken Parrish (P) First Team 1975 Willard Stem (DB) Daktronics-CoSIDA All-America Tim Strenfel (WR) Second Team 2009 Matt Freed (LB) First Team 2001 Jim Sodano (OG) First Team Associated Press Little All-America 2008 Matt Freed (LB) First Team Adam Hostetter (P) First Team (first three teams only) Nick Krut (P) First Team 2009 Matt Freed (LB) Third Team 2006 Evan Prall (WR) Second Team Harlon Hill Award 2008 Nick Krut (P) First Team Evan Prall (All-Purpose) Second Team (Outstanding NCAA Division II Player) Matt Freed (LB) Third Team 2005 Jimmy Terwilliger (QB) First Team 2006 Jimmy Terwilliger (QB) Fourth Place 2006 Evan Prall (All-Purpose) First Team Evan Prall (WR) Second Team 2005 Jimmy Terwilliger (QB) First Place Jimmy Terwilliger (QB) Second Team Ken Parrish (P) Second Team 2004 Jimmy Terwilliger (QB) Fifth Place 2005 Evan Prall (WR) First Team 2004 Matt Crispell (DB) First Team 1997 Damian Poalucci (QB) Candidate Jimmy Terwilliger (QB) Second Team Jimmy Terwilliger (QB) Second Team 1996 Damian Poalucci (QB) Third Place 2004 Matt Crispell (DB) First Team 2001 Adam Hostetter (P) First Team 1994 James Franklin (QB) Candidate 2001 Jim Sodano (OG) Second Team Jim Sodano (OG) Second Team 1992 Ed Detwiler (K-P) Candidate Adam Hostetter (P) Third Team 2000 Kevin Nagle (LB) First Team 1989 Dennis Mailhot (WR-KR) Ninth Place 2000 Kevin Nagle (LB) First Team 1996 Mike Mancuso (WR) First Team 1996 Damian Poalucci (QB) Third Team Damian Poalucci (QB) Second Team CoSIDA Academic All-America 1994 Steve Hynes (OT) First Team 1994 Matt Seagreaves (K) Second Team 2009 Matt Freed (LB) First Team 1991 Curtis Bunch (DB) First Team Steve Hynes (OT) Third Team 2004 Matt Crispell (DB) First Team 1988 Pat Brady (LB) Third Team 1992 Ed Detwiler (K-P) Second Team 1984 Ernie Siegrist (TE) Second Team D2Football.com All-America 1984 Ernie Siegrist (TE) First Team 1983 Mike Reichenbach (LB) First Team 2008 Nick Krut (P) First Team 1979 Warren Brown (LB) Second Team 1980 Mike Lush (DB) Second Team 2006 Evan Prall (WR) Second Team All-East Players Daktronics/CoSIDA All-Region 2000 Kevin Nagle (LB), Adam Hostetter (P) 1986 Chris Gerhard (DB) 2009 Matt Freed (LB, Defensive POY), Nicholas Artinger (FS) 1999 Kevin Nagle (LB), Adam Hostetter (P), Jason Zinn (DB) 1984 Tim Bishop (SE), Joey Pingitore (P), Ernie Siegrist (TE) 2008 Matt Freed (LB), Nick Krut (P) 1998 Kevin Nagle (LB) 1983 Scott Benoit (WR), Dan Koval (OT), Joey Pingitore (P), 2006 Jimmy Terwilliger (QB), Evan Prall (WR) 1997 Damian Poalucci (QB), Mike Mancuso (WR) Mike Reichenbach (LB) 2005 Jimmy Terwilliger (QB), Ken Parrish (P), Evan Prall (WR) 1996 Damian Poalucci (QB), Player of the Year, 1982 Andy Baranek (QB), Rookie of the Year, 2004 Jimmy Terwilliger (QB), Ken Parrish (P), Matt Delancey (DT), Jason Killian (WR), Michael Kramer (P), Mike Reichenbach (LB), Larry Sontag (DT) Anthony Carfagno (FB) Matt Seagreaves (K) 1981 Jack Brunner (P), John Marcante (OT), Larry Sontag (DT) 2001 Jeremy Brown (DB), Adam Hostetter (P), Jim Sodano (OG) 1995 Tim Green (LB) 1980 Keith Kaufman (OT), Mike Lush (DB) 1998-2000 Kevin Nagle (LB) 1994 Michael Kramer (P) 1979 Jim Villani (P), Ray Yakavonis (DE) 1996 Damian Poalucci (QB), Mike Mancuso (WR), 1993 John Catalano (DE), Brent Voynar (DB) 1978 Frank Bell (TB), Jeff Detzi (OT), Joe Detzi (LB), Michael Kramer (P) 1992 Paul Bandholz (TE), Ed Detwiler (P/K), Greg Garzio (OT), Jack Shrawder (DT), Jim Villani (P) 1994 Steve Hynes (OT) Joe Ruedt (DE), Roger Staub (DB) 1977 Doug Rhoads (LB), Harold Strunk (TB) 1991 Curtis Bunch (DB), Des Hussey (DT) 1976 Pat Flaherty (C), Pete Radocha (TB) ECAC All-East 1990 Curtis Bunch (DB), Dennis Mailhot (KR) 1975 Willard Stem (DB) 1989 Dennis Mailhot (WR and KR), Pat Brady (LB), 1974 Tom Kozlosky (LB) (ESU dropped out of the ECAC after the 2002 season) Bob Heumann (DE) 1971 Joe Bongiovanni (OT) 2002 Nick Beisker (DB), Greg Munch (OG) 1988 Pat Brady (LB), Todd McNamee (P), Eric Sampson (DE) 1970 Glenn Gottshalk (OE) 2001 Adam Hostetter (P), Mike Berry (K) 1987 Joe McLaughlin (DB), Mike Yanders (C) 1969 Bill Dukett (QB), Player of the Year All Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference First Team 2009 - Morgan Thomas (OT), Matt Freed (LB) Seagreaves (K) 1976 - Pat Flaherty (C), Dennis Gorman (TE), Jeff Johnson (LB), 2008 - Keith Weaver (OG), Miguel Rivera (DT), Lionel Mitchell (DB), 1993 - John Catalano (DE), Steve Hynes (OT), Ed Myers (OG), Brent Tom Palubinski (SE), Pete Radocha (HB), Doug Rhoads (LB), Nick Krut (P) Voynar (DB) Rich Rodenberger (DB), Jack Rogers (K), Mike Stambaugh 2007 - Mike Habel (OT), Jayson Frank (LB), Greg Knauss (K), 1992 - Paul Bandholz (TE), Derrick Deburow (DB), Ed Detwiler (K (DE), Mike Terwilliger (QB) Nick Krut (P) and P), Doug Leonzi (WR), Ed Myers (OG), Joe Ruedt (DE) 1975 - Bobby Boyd (K), Pat Flaherty (C), Jeff Johnson (LB), Rich 2006 - Jimmy Terwilliger (QB, Offensive Player of the Year), 1991 - Curtis Bunch (DB), Ed Detwiler (P), Des Hussey (DT), Rick Nicolais (DT), Mike Stambaugh (DE), Willard Stem (DB), Mike Evan Prall (WR), Mike Habel (OT), Greg Thoman (DE), Sterner (TB) Terwilliger (QB) Jayson Frank (LB) 1990 - Curtis Bunch (DB), Justin Dettore (OT), Tom Ferguson (C), 1974 - Tom Kozlosky (LB), Tom Polinski (DE) 2005 - Jimmy Terwilliger (QB), Dan Crozier (C), Evan Prall (WR), Ken Kopetchny (WR), Jim Miller (LB) 1973 - Don Coyer (DE), Ned Hampford (OG), Wally Hills (FB), Tom Anthony Carfagno (FB), Mark Brubaker (K), Andrew 1989 - Dennis Mailhot (WR), Bob Heumann (DE), Douglas Moore Kozlosky (LB), Steve Reese (OE) Marsteller (DT), Ken Parrish (P) (LB), Curtis Bunch (DB) 1972 - Joe Bongiovanni (OT), Frank Snyder (LB) 2004 - Jimmy Terwilliger (QB, Offensive Player of the Year), 1988 - Pat Brady (LB), Todd McNamee (P), Eric Sampson (DE) 1971 - Joe Bongiovanni (OT), Greg Cardone (LB), Glenn Gottshalk Tim Strenfel (WR), Anthony Carfagno (FB), Mark Brubaker 1987 - Joe McLaughlin (DB), Dan Murray (LB) (OE), John Smith (DT) (K), Andrew Marsteller (DT), Matt Crispell (S), Ken Parrish (P) 1986 - Chris Gerhard (DB), Dan Murray (LB), Mike Yanders (C) 1970 - Jerry Clymer (DT), Glenn Gottshalk (OE), 2003 - Jimmy Terwilliger (QB, Offensive Player of the Year), 1985 - Tim Bishop (SE), Tracy Coleman (DB) Steve Mummaw (QB) Mark Brubaker (K), Anthony Carfagno (FB), 1984 - Andy Baranek (QB), Tim Bishop (SE), Phil Calamia (DT), 1969 - Bob Dinan (FB), Henry Kearns (OT) (DT), Michael Glover (DB), John Jeffries (WR), Greg Munch Ernie Siegrist (TE) 1968 - Ed Csencsits (OE), Bob Dinan (DB), Ralph Gish (HB), Henry (OG), Ryan Vermillion (LB) 1983 - Andy Baranek (QB, Player of the Year), Scott Benoit Kearns (OT), Joe Kelly (OG), Bob Malehorn (DE), Bob Ott (DE), 2002 - Dustin Barno (DL), Nick Beisker (DB), Mark Brubaker (K), (WR), Bill Camp (DE), Dan Koval (OT), Joey Pingitore (K), Mike Dick Siwak (LB), Carl Wolfe (DT) Michael Glover (DB & RS), Greg Munch (OG), Jeremy Palm Reichenbach (LB) 1967 - Pete Lee (HB and LB), Gary Monger (OG), Gary (QB), Greg Vaughn (TB) 1982 - Andy Baranek (QB), Bobby Manez (SE), Mike Reichenbach Schoenberger (LB), Mike Thompson (C) 2001 - Dustin Barno (DT), Mike Berry (K), Shaun Bowman (DE), (LB), Larry Sontag (DT) 1965 - Bob Dourand (LB), Glen Ray (QB), Barry Roach (HB), Bob Jeremy Brown (DB), Andre Castiglioni (TB), Adam Hostetter 1981 - Jack Brunner (P), Bill Camp (DE), Joe Gaynor (LB), John Ruckdeschel (OT) (P), John Kotarsky (WR), Jim Sodano (OG) Marcante (OT), Larry Sontag (DT) 1964 - Ray Hedenberg (OG), Glen Ray (QB), Barry Roach (HB), Jim 2000 - Kevin Nagle (LB, Defensive Player of the Year), Andre 1980 - Bill Brown (DT), Dan Gechter (LB), Keith Kaufman (OT), Mike Scagliottti (C), Tom Washburn (DE) Castiglioni (TB), Adam Hostetter (P), Jim Sodano (OG) Lush (DB), Scott Taylor (K) 1963 - Joe Bahnatka (C), Toby Barkman (OHB) 1999 - Kevin Nagle (LB), Adam Hostetter (P), Matt Kacanda (KR) 1979 - Warren Brown (LB), Ray Cianni (DB), Barry Kennedy (QB), 1962 - Toby Barkman (B), Joe Heverin (E) 1998 - Kevin Nagle (LB, Defensive Player of the Year) Jamie Meier (SE), Andy Polony (LB), Jim Villani (P), Ray 1961 - Toby Barkman (B), Ed Becker (E) 1997 - Mike Mancuso (WR), Ian Geffers (DE), Kevin Nagle (LB) Yakavonis (DE) 1960 - Ed Becker (E), Richard Wolslayer (C) 1996 - Matt Delancey (DT), Jason Killian (WR), Mike Mancuso (WR), 1978 - Bill Bergen (DE), Art Boorujy (OT), Bob Bydlon (OG), Jeff 1957 - Jim Oplinger (B) Damian Poalucci (QB), Matt Seagreaves (K) Detzi (OT), Joe Detzi (LB), Jeff Johnson (LB), Barry Kennedy 1954 - Carmen Martucci (T) 1995 - Matt Delancey (DT), Tim Green (LB), Dennis McWhite (WR), (QB), Jack Rogers (K), Jack Shrawder (DT), Jim Villani (P) Matt Seagreaves (K) 1977 - Bill Bergen (DE), Jeff Johnson (LB), Jack Shrawder (DT), (Three and four-time All PSAC players in bold) 1994 - Tim Green (LB), Steve Hynes (OT), Joe Menton (LB), Matt Harold Strunk (OHB) ESU Football Media Guide 37 ALL-TIME RUSHING STATISTICS 100-Yard Rushing Games (since 1968) 2009 2000 102 Rick Sterner vs. West Chester ...... 21 Yds. Player, Opponent ...... carries 154 Andre Castiglioni at Clarion ...... 26 199 Rick Sterner vs. Buffalo ...... 29 107 Zach Krise at Virginia Union ...... 26 128 Andre Castiglioni at West Chester ...... 21 1990 184 Zach Krise at Gannon ...... 28 148 Andre Castiglioni at Glenville State ...... 24 130 Johnny Lee Davis vs. Cheyney ...... 18 121 Eric Deery at Cheyney ...... 15 160 Andre Castiglioni vs. Shepherd ...... 26 114 Derek Watkins at Buffalo ...... 16 102 Eric Deery vs. Millersville ...... 18 132 Nate Pendry vs. Millersville ...... 13 105 Ramon Leak at Buffalo ...... 20 2007 152 Andre Castiglioni vs. Shippensburg...... 30 1988 115 Brant Quick at Lock Haven ...... 22 161 Greg Vaughn at Cheyney...... 29 150 Rick Sterner at Mansfield ...... 35 284 Joe Partridge at Cheyney...... 34 115 Andre Castiglioni at Edinboro ...... 21 123 Kelly Gabriel vs. Cheyney ...... 35 105 Joe Partridge at Kutztown ...... 22 1999 1987 2006 151 Andre Castiglioni vs. Cheyney ...... 18 110 Elroy Denegal at Kutztown ...... 17 118 Jimmy Terwilliger at Millersville ...... 14 1998 192 Elroy Denegal vs. So. Conn St...... 25 136 Jimmy Terwilliger vs. West Chester ...... 9 114 Andre Myers at New Hampshire ...... 19 1986 106 Matt Brunetti vs. Kutztown ...... 18 113 Andre Myers vs. Slippery Rock ...... 27 106 Gary Garver vs. Clarion ...... 15 2005 133 Andre Myers at Shippensburg ...... 21 123 Gary Garver vs. Cheyney...... 33 111 Derek Lucas at Millersville ...... 17 211 Andre Myers at Cheyney ...... 21 1985 157 Derek Lucas at Clarion ...... 20 267 Andre Myers vs. Mansfield...... 34 108 Brooks Perkins vs. Montclair ...... 20 218 Derek Lucas vs. So. Conn. St. (NCAA)...... 28 1997 116 Brooks Perkins at Edinboro ...... 30 115 Jimmy Terwilliger vs. So. Conn. St. (NCAA) 10 128 Stewart Ford at Kutztown ...... 22 113 Mike Sobeski at Millersville ...... 15 170 Anthony Carfagno at Bloomsburg (NCAA) 19 110 Stewart Ford vs. West Chester ...... 11 1983 103 Derek Lucas vs. C.W. Post (NCAA) ...... 13 140 Stewart Ford at IUP...... 22 154 Dell Walker vs. West Chester...... 30 2004 222 Stewart Ford at Cheyney ...... 26 1982 158 Derek Lucas vs. Millersville ...... 17 151 Stewart Ford vs. Mansfield ...... 27 162 Dell Walker at Montclair ...... 25 156 Derek Lucas vs. Clarion ...... 17 1996 1981 195 Derek Lucas at Kutztown ...... 28 117 Joe Pawloski at Bloomsburg...... 24 112 Dell Walker at Cent. Conn St...... 28 130 Maurice Stallings at Mansfield ...... 12 1995 117 Dell Walker at Cheyney...... 22 2003 106 Orlando Williams vs. AIC...... 16 102 Sam Granteed vs. Mansfield ...... 25 133 Greg Vaughn at Shepherd...... 19 179 Joe Pawloski at Cheyney ...... 13 1980 125 Jimmy Terwilliger vs. Bloomsburg ...... 21 115 Joe Pawloski vs. Mansfield...... 9 222 Jim Snyder vs. Kutztown ...... 33 174 Greg Vaughn at Cheyney...... 21 1994 138 Bill Nast at Mansfield ...... 30 115 Derek Lucas at Cheyney ...... 10 136 Jason Killian at Springfield...... 9 128 Jim Snyder vs. IUP...... 26 116 Greg Vaughn at Millersville ...... 23 111 Orlando Williams at Springfield...... 20 1979 173 Derek Lucas at Kutztown ...... 21 150 James Franklin vs. So. Conn St ...... 28 132 Jim Snyder at Cortland ...... 24 2002 128 Orlando Williams at Mansfield ...... 20 136 Jim Snyder at Kutztown ...... 17 133 Greg Vaughn vs. Cheyney ...... 11 1993 145 Jim Snyder vs. Millersville ...... 29 119 Greg Vaughn vs. Millersville ...... 22 145 Jason Killian at So. Conn St ...... 13 1978 170 Greg Vaughn vs. Kutztown ...... 31 109 James Franklin vs. Mansfield...... 15 103 Frank Bell vs. Cortland...... 11 2001 125 James Franklin vs. Bloomsburg ...... 19 107 Jim Snyder at Mansfield ...... 19 149 Andre Castiglioni vs. Clarion...... 29 163 Ramon Leak vs. Bloomsburg...... 28 106 Jim Snyder at Clarion...... 11 187 Andre Castiglioni vs. West Chester...... 32 129 Ramon Leak vs. AIC ...... 16 1977 157 Andre Castiglioni at Shepherd...... 24 1992 169 Harold Strunk at Cheyney ...... 28 118 Andre Castiglioni at Kutztown ...... 24 154 Rick Sterner vs. California...... 29 105 Harold Strunk vs. Mansield ...... 14 104 Andre Castiglioni vs. Bloomsburg...... 21 105 Ramon Leak at Mansfield...... 22 193 Harold Strunk at Cortland ...... 17 104 Andre Castiglioni at Mansfield...... 22 1991 167 Harold Strunk vs. West Chester ...... 31 119 Andre Castiglioni vs. Edinboro...... 23 211 Rick Sterner vs. Mansfield ...... 27 1976 130 Pete Radocha at Montclair...... 25 Yearly Rushing Leaders 174 Pete Radocha at West Chester ...... 20 207 Pete Radocha vs. Kutztown...... 31 Year Player Att. Yds. Avg. 1984 Mike Sobeski 125 567 4.5 105 Mike Terwilliger vs. Cheyney ...... 9 2009 Zach Krise 102 472 4.6 1983 Dell Walker 168 625 3.7 213 Harold Strunk at Millersville ...... 36 2008 Joe Partridge 132 597 4.5 1982 Dell Walker 143 605 4.2 107 Harold Strunk vs. Cortland...... 19 2007 Joe Partridge 127 698 5.5 1981 Dell Walker 117 455 3.9 184 Pete Radocha vs. Morgan State ...... 28 2006 Matt Brunetti 117 581 5.0 1980 Jim Snyder 141 621 4.4 183 Pete Radocha at Shippensburg ...... 30 2005 Derek Lucas 197 1021 5.2 1979 Jim Snyder 159 714 4.5 1975 2004 Derek Lucas 173 948 5.5 1978 Frank Bell 182 589 3.2 157 Pete Radocha vs. Millersville...... 30 2003 Greg Vaughn 147 748 5.1 1977 Harold Strunk 173 913 5.3 154 Ed Guers at Bloomsburg...... 12 2002 Greg Vaughn 158 755 4.8 1976 Pete Radocha 174 1036 6.0 1974 2001 Andre Castiglioni 213 1077 5.1 1975 Pete Radocha 190 777 4.1 132 Don Ford at Montclair...... 21 2000 Andre Castiglioni 220 1160 5.3 1974 Don Ford 94 519 5.5 104 Bob Rinaldi vs. Kutztown ...... 29 1999 Andre Myers 114 506 4.4 1973 Wally Hills 63 370 5.9 143 Bob Rinaldi vs. Cortland ...... 19 1998 Andre Myers 171 1004 5.9 1972 Mark Hoffner 68 316 4.4 118 Pete Radocha vs. Bloomsburg ...... 18 1997 Stewart Ford 175 1109 6.3 1971 Mark Hoffner 79 403 5.1 1970 1996 Joe Pawloski 101 544 5.4 1970 Bob Lester 82 438 5.3 124 Steve Mummaw at Mansfield...... 6 1995 Orlando Williams 140 647 4.6 1969 Bob Lester 69 436 6.3 100 Ralph Gish at Mansfield ...... 10 1994 Orlando Williams 115 628 5.5 1968 John Pitzer 131 531 4.1 107 Bob Lester at Millersville...... 21 1993 Ramon Leak 133 717 5.4 1967 John Pitzer 124 436 3.5 1969 1992 Rick Sterner 157 723 4.6 1966 Trevor Lawrence 83 315 3.8 125 Bob Lester at Cheyney ...... 17 1991 Rick Sterner 208 951 4.6 1965 Leo Reimer 137 889 6.3 1968 1990 Ramon Leak 101 368 3.6 1964 Barry Roach 73 521 7.1 109 Augie Grant vs. Cheyney ...... 3 1989 Rick Sterner 111 482 4.3 1963 Jan Beliveau 98 440 4.5 113 John Pitzer at Mansfield ...... 15 1988 Kelly Gabriel 113 466 4.1 1962 Toby Barkman 153 866 5.7 104 John Pitzer at Millersville ...... 23 1987 Elroy Denegal 132 580 4.4 1961 Toby Barkman 101 771 7.6 139 Augie Grant at California ...... 13 1986 Gary Garver 94 398 4.2 1960 William Race 94 513 5.5 106 John Pitzer at California ...... 23 1985 Brooks Perkins 167 544 3.3 4038 ESU Football Media Guide YEARLY STATISTICAL LEADERS Scoring Passing Receiving Year Player...... TD. . . FG. . . .X-Pt Pts. Year Player...... Comp/Att . Yds. . . TDs Year Player...... Rec. . . Yds...... TDs 2009 Drew Reinhard ...... 0 . . . .8 . . . . 40 . . .64 2009 Matt Marshall...... 206-341 . .2938 . . . 26 2009 Ed Kiser ...... 43 . . . . 805...... 6 2008 Greg Knauss...... 0 . . . .12 . . .49 . . .85 2008 Tim Roken...... 142-263 . .2168 . . . 17 2008 Jeff Giglio ...... 41 . . . . 749...... 10 2007 Greg Knauss...... 0 . . . .13 . . .26 . . .65 2007 Tim Roken...... 139-268 . .1765 . . . 15 Doug Ogden ...... 39 . . . . 825...... 8 2006 Evan Prall...... 20 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . .120 2006 Jimmy Terwilliger. . . . 222-346 . .2966 . . . 35 2007 Sam Shuman ...... 36 . . . . 534...... 4 2005 Anthony Carfagno . . . 23 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . .138 2005 Jimmy Terwilliger. . . . 262-424 . .4571 . . . 50 2006 Evan Prall...... 76 . . . . 1174...... 17 Evan Prall...... 23 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . .138 2004 Jimmy Terwilliger. . . . 222-362 . .3826 . . . 33 2005 Evan Prall...... 88 . . . . 1766...... 23 2004 Anthony Carfagno . . . 19 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . .114 2003 Jimmy Terwilliger. . . . 200-349 . .2987 . . . 30 Tim Strenfel ...... 61 . . . . 1189...... 14 2003 Anthony Carfagno . . . 14 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .84 2002 Jeremy Palm ...... 145-289 . .2200 . . . 18 2004 Tim Strenfel ...... 69 . . . . 1388...... 11 2002 Anthony Carfagno . . . 11 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .66 2001 Jeremy Palm ...... 132-279 . .1924 . . . 22 2003 John Jeffries...... 58 . . . . 936...... 9 2002 John Jeffries...... 47 . . . . 636...... 4 2001 John Kotarsky ...... 9 . . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .54 2000 Jeremy Palm ...... 58-131. . . .823 . . . . . 9 2001 John Kotarsky ...... 37 . . . . 775...... 9 2000 Mike Berry...... 0 . . . .4 . . . . 24 . . .36 1999 Jeremy Palm ...... 88-199. . . .1402 . . . 13 2000 John Kotarsky ...... 45 . . . . 724...... 4 1999 J.D. Stern ...... 0 . . . .11 . . .29 . . .62 1998 Will Burch ...... 110-241 . .1764 . . . 20 1999 John Kotarsky ...... 34 . . . . 564...... 4 1998 Jason Klush...... 12 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .72 1997 Damian Poalucci. . . . . 180-351 . .2731 . . . 19 1998 Jason Klush...... 41 . . . . 625...... 12 1997 Stewart Ford ...... 12 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .72 1996 Damian Poalucci. . . . . 214-393 . .3831 . . . 40 1997 Brett Witmer ...... 63 . . . . 1040...... 6 1996 Mike Mancuso...... 16 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .96 1995 Damian Poalucci. . . . . 148-312 . .2041 . . . 10 1996 Brett Witmer ...... 57 . . . . 891...... 9 1995 Joe Pawloski...... 10 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .60 1994 James Franklin ...... 187-364 . .2586 . . . 14 Mike Mancuso...... 56 . . . . 1194...... 16 1994 Matt Seagreaves. . . . . 0 . . . .15 . . .23 . . .68 1993 James Franklin ...... 123-265 . .1912 . . . 19 Jason Killian ...... 50 . . . . 1010...... 11 1993 Steve Stuttle...... 11 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .66 1992 Bret Comp ...... 145-298 . .1966 . . . 15 1995 Dennis McWhite. . . . . 37 . . . . 549...... 3 1992 Ed Detwiler...... 0 . . . .13 . . .23 . . .62 1991 Bret Comp ...... 176-333 . .2434 . . . 15 1994 Dennis McWhite. . . . . 62 . . . . 865...... 4 1991 Ed Detwiler...... 0 . . . .15 . . .34 . . .79 1990 Bret Comp ...... 132-262 . .1860 . . . 16 1993 Jake Hlavac...... 35 . . . . 571...... 7 1990 Ken Kopetchny ...... 12 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .72 1989 Tom Taylor ...... 89-158. . . .1155 . . . 7 1992 Doug Leonzi...... 44 . . . . 544...... 8 1989 Ed Detwiler...... 0 . . . .13 . . .22 . . .61 Bret Comp ...... 32-63 . . . . .401 . . . . 4 1991 Doug Leonzi...... 58 . . . . 950...... 7 1988 Todd McNamee . . . . . 0 . . . .7 . . . . 12 . . .33 1988 Tom Taylor ...... 89-237. . . .1167 . . . 8 1990 Ken Kopetchny ...... 57 . . . . 761...... 12 1987 Todd McNamee . . . . . 0 . . . .6 . . . . 10 . . .28 1987 Tom Taylor ...... 63-138. . . .785 . . . . 4 1989 Dennis Mailhot ...... 22 . . . . 492...... 4 1986 Mike Augustin...... 0 . . . .6 . . . . 9 . . . .27 Ray Gentilella...... 32-91 . . . . .336 . . . . 4 Paul Bandholz ...... 22 . . . . 274...... 1 1985 Mike Augustin...... 0 . . . .12 . . .13 . . .49 1986 Ray Gentilella...... 95-251. . . .1047 . . . 5 1988 Dennis Mailhot ...... 18 . . . . 403...... 2 1984 Tim Bishop ...... 9 . . . .0 . . . . 1 . . . .56 1985 Ray Gentilella...... 84-191. . . .1141 . . . 9 1987 Ken Kopetchny ...... 23 . . . . 321...... 2 1983 Joey Pingatore ...... 2 . . . .12 . . .28 . . .76 Charlie Diskin...... 66-124. . . .669 . . . . 1 1986 Jim Kerins ...... 27 . . . . 403...... 3 1982 Dell Walker ...... 9 . . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .54 1984 Andy Baranek ...... 179-290 . .2295 . . . 17 1985 Tim Bishop ...... 56 . . . . 776...... 3 1981 Dell Walker ...... 5 . . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .30 1983 Charlie Diskin...... 87-166. . . .1180 . . . 9 1984 Ernie Siegrist ...... 60 . . . . 801...... 3 Tim Bishop ...... 52 . . . . 810...... 9 1980 Scott Taylor ...... 0 . . . .8 . . . . 18 . . .42 Andy Baranek ...... 86-181. . . .1171 . . . 7 1983 Scott Benoit ...... 74 . . . . 820...... 5 Tommy Meier ...... 7 . . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .42 1982 Andy Baranek ...... 164-302 . .2067 . . . 17 1982 Bobby Manez...... 51 . . . . 684...... 6 1979 Scott Taylor ...... 0 . . . .9 . . . . 17 . . .44 1981 Brian Marshall ...... 62-144. . . .806 . . . . 5 Scott Benoit ...... 46 . . . . 687...... 8 1978 Frank Bell ...... 10 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .60 1980 Barry Kennedy...... 59-107. . . .734 . . . . 2 1981 Jack Brunner ...... 20 . . . . 336...... 3 1977 Harold Strunk ...... 15 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .90 Tommy Meier ...... 45-71 . . . . .521 . . . . 3 1980 Jamie Meier ...... 37 . . . . 496...... 1 1976 Pete Radocha...... 11 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .66 1979 Barry Kennedy...... 59-132. . . .839 . . . . 7 1979 Jamie Meier ...... 26 . . . . 476...... 4 1975 Pete Radocha...... 13 . . .1 . . . . 1 . . . .83 1978 Barry Kennedy...... 49-106. . . .833 . . . . 8 1978 Bill Jones ...... 20 . . . . 363...... 2 1974 Bob Boyd...... 0 . . . .6 . . . . 15 . . .33 1977 Mike Terwilliger . . . . . 56-125. . . .850 . . . . 3 1977 Harold Strunk ...... 15 . . . . 265...... 3 1973 Five Tied with 12 Points Each 1976 Mike Terwilliger . . . . . 76-152. . . .1185 . . . 12 Tom Palubinski ...... 15 . . . . 240...... 0 1972 Mark Hoffner ...... 5 . . . .0 . . . . 2 . . . .34 1975 Mike Terwilliger . . . . . 75-161. . . .1233 . . . 14 1976 Tom Palubinski ...... 33 . . . . 750. . . . . 10 1971 Mark Hoffner ...... 7 . . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .42 1974 Mike Terwilliger . . . . . 37-96 . . . . .531 . . . . 4 1975 Tom Palubinski ...... 18 . . . . 363...... 5 1970 Glenn Gottshalk . . . . . 10 . . .0 . . . . 2 . . . .64 1973 Len Cannatelli ...... 33-78 . . . . .482 . . . . 5 1974 Tom Kearney ...... 16 . . . . 244...... 1 1969 Augie Grant ...... 9 . . . .0 . . . . 1 . . . .56 1972 Jim Emery ...... 90-188. . . .910 . . . . 8 Tom Deremer ...... 16 . . . . 190...... 0 1968 John Pitzer ...... 8 . . . .0 . . . . 1 . . . .50 1971 Steve Mummaw . . . . . 108-205 . .1388 . . . 12 1973 Tom Deremer ...... 11 . . . . 174...... 2 1967 John Pitzer ...... 8 . . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .48 1970 Steve Mummaw . . . . . 152-280 . .1671 . . . 19 1972 Jack Shoemaker . . . . . 19 . . . . 157...... 1 1966 Jim Waite ...... 5 . . . .0 . . . . 8 . . . .38 1969 Bill Dukett...... 147-277 . .2084 . . . 19 1971 Glenn Gottshalk . . . . . 39 . . . . 425...... 3 1965 Barry Roach ...... 11 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .66 1968 Bill Dukett...... 137-256 . .1811 . . . 14 1970 Glenn Gottshalk . . . . . 39 . . . . 694...... 10 1964 Glen Ray ...... 9 . . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .54 1967 Bill Dukett...... 106-200 . .1302 . . . 12 1969 Bill Horvath...... 42 . . . . 449...... 6 1963 Toby Barkman ...... 8 . . . .0 . . . . 1 . . . .49 1966 Robt. Holderbaum. . . 30-77 . . . . .481 . . . . 4 1968 Ed Csencsits ...... 44 . . . . 632...... 5 1962 Toby Barkman ...... 13 . . .0 . . . . 2 . . . .80 James Waite...... 22-59 . . . . .280 . . . . 2 1967 Ed Csencsits ...... 38 . . . . 620...... 4 1961 Toby Barkman ...... 15 . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .90 1965 Glen Ray ...... 43-95 . . . . .782 . . . . 6 1966 Doug McNamee . . . . . 15 . . . . 175...... 1 1960 William Race...... 5 . . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .30 1964 Glen Ray ...... 28-65 . . . . .480 . . . . 5 1965 Gibby Romaine ...... 22 . . . . 329...... 3 1964 Tom Washburn ...... 18 . . . . 326...... 1 Frank Lupin ...... 5 . . . .0 . . . . 0 . . . .30 1963 Charles Siever ...... 18-60 . . . . .367 . . . . 5 1963 Toby Barkman ...... 6 . . . . . 243...... 4 1962 Billy Lewis ...... 14-53 . . . . .329 . . . . 6 1962 Toby Barkman ...... 5 . . . . . 169...... 4 1961 Billy Lewis ...... 41-92 . . . . .553 . . . . 4 1961 Maurice Barber ...... 14 . . . . 197...... 4 1960 Billy Lewis ...... 39-87 . . . . .432 . . . . 4 1960 Edward Becker ...... 15 . . . . 158...... 2 Defense Year Player (Position) ...... Tack. . Sks . .TFL 1995 Tim Green (LB) ...... 135 . . .2...... 20 Mike Reichenbach (LB) . . 110 . . .0...... 2 2009 Matt Freed...... 132 . . .10.0. 18.0 1994 Joe Menton (LB)...... 105 . . .3...... 7 1981 Larry Sontag (DT) ...... 101 . . .9.5 . . . . 11 2008 Matt Freed (LB) ...... 126 . . .4.0 . . 11.0 1993 Matt Giarretta (LB) ...... 86. . . . .0...... 6 1980 Dan Gechter (LB)...... 93. . . . .0...... 2 2007 Jayson Frank (LB)...... 93. . . . .4.0 . . . .7.0 1992 Joe Ruedt (DE) ...... 92. . . . .15 . . . 19 1979 Dan Gechter (LB)...... 87. . . . .0...... 1 2006 Jayson Frank (LB)...... 86. . . . .0.5 . . . .7.5 1991 Bobby Swift (LB) ...... 112 . . .1...... 3 1978 Jeff Johnson (LB) ...... 120 . . .7...... 8 2005 Fred Rice (LB) ...... 132 . . .2.0 . . 12.5 1990 Jim Miller (LB)...... 94. . . . .1...... 3 Joe Detzi (LB) ...... 120 . . .3...... 5 2004 Henry Breckenridge (LB). 97. . . . .4.5 . . . .8.5 1989 Jim Miller (LB)...... 80. . . . .0...... 6 1977 Jeff Johnson (LB) ...... 114 2003 Ryan Vermillion (LB). . . . . 89. . . . .1.5 . . . . . 4 1988 Pat Brady (LB) ...... 126 . . .0...... 4 1976 Jeff Johnson (LB) ...... 136 2002 Ryan Vermillion (LB). . . . . 87. . . . .2.5 . . . . . 5 1987 Dan Murray (LB)...... 108 . . .1...... 7 Joe Detzi (LB) ...... 126 2001 Jeremy Brown (DB)...... 68. . . . .0...... 2 1986 Dan Murray (LB)...... 107 . . .3...... 6 1975 Jeff Johnson (LB) ...... 132 2000 Kevin Nagle (LB) ...... 125 . . .8.0 . . . . 16 Joe Keenan (LB) ...... 105 . . .1...... 4 1974 Tom Kozlosky (LB)...... 182 1999 Kevin Nagle (LB) ...... 123 . . .4.0 . . . . 13 1985 Joe Keenan (LB) ...... 97. . . . .0...... 0 1973 Frank Snyder (LB) ...... 119 1998 Kevin Nagle (LB) ...... 139 . . .1.5 . . . . 12 1984 Phil Calamia (DT)...... 84. . . . .2...... 11 (Sacks or tackles for loss not kept before 1978) 1997 Kevin Nagle (LB) ...... 90. . . . .3...... 3 1983 Mike Reichenbach (LB) . . 147 . . .1...... 1 1996 Bill Fonzone (LB) ...... 70. . . . .2...... 5 1982 Mark Clements (LB) . . . . . 116 . . .1...... 3 ESU Football Media Guide 4139 SCHOOL RECORDS RUSHING Attempts Career Yards Per Carry Single Game 2,579. . . .Rick Sterner ...... 1988-92 Single Game (since 1966 – min. 10 carries, 100 yards) 36...... Harold Strunk at Millersville ...... 1976 2,529. . . .Andre Castiglioni...... 1998-01 13.8 . . . . .Joe Pawloski at Cheyney (13-179)...... 1995 35...... Rick Sterner at Mansfield ...... 1988 2,363. . . .Toby Barkman ...... 1960-63 12.8 . . . . .Ed Guers at Bloomsburg (12-154) ...... 1975 Kelly Gabriel vs. Cheyney ...... 1988 2,236. . . .Derek Lucas...... 2002-05 12.1 . . . . .Greg Vaughn vs. Cheyney (11-133)...... 2002 34...... Joe Partridge at Cheyney ...... 2007 2,047. . . .Pete Radocha ...... 1974-76 11.5 . . . . .Derek Lucas at Cheyney (10-115) ...... 2003 Andre Myers vs. Mansfield...... 1998 2,030. . . .Harold Strunk ...... 1974-77 11.5 . . . . .J. Terwilliger vs. SCSU (10-115)...... 2005 Single Season Touchdowns 11.4 . . . . .Harold Strunk at Cortland (17-193)...... 1977 220 . . . . .Andre Castiglioni...... 2000 Single Game 11.2 . . . . .Jason Killian at SCSU (13-145)...... 1993 213 . . . . .Andre Castiglioni...... 2001 4...... Joe Partridge at Cheyney ...... 2007 Single Season 208 . . . . .Rick Sterner ...... 1991 Stewart Ford vs. Glenville State ...... 1999 8.7 ...... Derek Lucas (48-418) ...... 2003 197 . . . . .Derek Lucas...... 2005 Johnny Lee Davis vs. Cheyney ...... 1990 7.9 ...... Joe Pawloski (53-419) ...... 1995 190 . . . . .Pete Radocha ...... 1975 Danny Roskos vs. Montclair...... 1946 7.6 ...... Toby Barkman (101-771) ...... 1961 Career Single Season 7.3 ...... Frank Lupin (43-313) ...... 1960 603 . . . . .Rick Sterner ...... 1988-92 15...... Toby Barkman ...... 1961 7.2 ...... Jason Killian (78-559) ...... 1994 473 . . . . .Andre Castiglioni...... 1998-01 Anthony Carfagno ...... 2004 7.1 ...... Barry Roach (73-521) ...... 1964 428 . . . . .Dell Walker...... 1981-83 14...... Anthony Carfagno ...... 2005 Career 421 . . . . .Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2003-06 Danny Roskos ...... 1946 6.86 . . . . .Jason Killian (146-1,001) ...... 1993-96 Derek Lucas...... 2002-05 12...... Harold Strunk ...... 1977 6.44 . . . . .Barry Roach (189-1,218) ...... 1964-65 409 . . . . .Harold Strunk ...... 1974-77 11...... Pete Radocha ...... 1976 6.36 . . . . .Leo Reimer (183-1,163) ...... 1962-65 407 . . . . .Greg Vaughn...... 2000-03 Career 6.25 . . . . .Joe Pawloski (154-963) ...... 1995-96 401 . . . . .Pete Radocha ...... 1974-76 40...... Anthony Carfagno ...... 2002-05 6.01 . . . . .Toby Barkman (393-2,363)...... 1960-63 398 . . . . .Jim Snyder ...... 1977-80 32...... Toby Barkman ...... 1960-63 100 Yard Rushing Games Yards Gained 22...... Stewart Ford ...... 1997-99 (since 1969) Single Game Dell Walker...... 1981-83 Single Season 284 . . . . .Joe Partridge at Cheyney ...... 2007 Pete Radocha ...... 1974-76 7...... Andre Castiglioni...... 2001 267 . . . . .Andre Myers vs. Mansfield...... 1998 Yards Per Game 6...... Andre Castiglioni...... 2000 222 . . . . .Stewart Ford at Cheyney ...... 1997 Single Season 5...... Andre Myers ...... 1998 Jim Snyder vs. Kutztown...... 1980 116.0. . . .Andre Castiglioni...... 2000 Stewart Ford ...... 1997 218 . . . . .Derek Lucas vs. Southern Conn St...... 2005 115.1. . . .Pete Radocha ...... 1976 Pete Radocha ...... 1976 213 . . . . .Harold Strunk at Millersville ...... 1976 114.1. . . .Harold Strunk ...... 1977 Career 211 . . . . .Andre Myers at Cheyney ...... 1998 110.9. . . .Stewart Ford ...... 1997 14...... Andre Castiglioni...... 1998-01 Rick Sterner vs. Mansfield...... 1991 107.7. . . .Andre Castiglioni...... 2001 8...... Derek Lucas...... 2002-05 210 . . . . .Toby Barkman vs. Mansfield ...... 1961 100.4. . . .Andre Myers ...... 1998 7...... Jim Snyder ...... 1978-80 207 . . . . .Pete Radocha vs. Kutztown ...... 1976 96.2 . . . . .Toby Barkman ...... 1962 Greg Vaughn...... 2000-03 Single Season Career 6...... Pete Radocha ...... 1974-76 1,160. . . .Andre Castiglioni...... 2000 94.5 . . . . .Toby Barkman ...... 1960-63 Harold Strunk ...... 1974-77 1,109. . . .Stewart Ford ...... 1997 85.3 . . . . .Pete Radocha ...... 1974-76 1,077. . . .Andre Castiglioni...... 2001 84.3 . . . . .Andre Castiglioni...... 1998-01 1,036. . . .Pete Radocha ...... 1976 74.4 . . . . .Stewart Ford ...... 1997-99 1,021. . . .Derek Lucas...... 2005 61.9 . . . . .Rick Sterner ...... 1988-92 1,004. . . .Andre Myers ...... 1998 61.5 . . . . .Harold Strunk ...... 1974-77 TOTAL OFFENSE SCORING Single Game Points 204 ...... Tim Strenfel ...... 2002-05 597 ...... Damian Poalucci at Mansfield ...... 1996 Single Game 179 ...... Joey Pingitore...... 1982-84 552 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger at C.W. Post ...... 2005 30...... Evan Prall vs. Kutztown ...... 2006 177 ...... Mike Seagreaves ...... 1994-96 545 ...... Damian Poalucci vs. Cheyney...... 1996 Evan Prall vs. Lock Haven ...... 2006 172 ...... Jason Killian...... 1993-96 542 ...... Damian Poalucci at New Haven...... 1996 Danny Roskos vs. Montclair...... 1946 512 ...... James Franklin vs. Southern Conn . . . . . 1994 24...... Joe Partridge at Cheyney ...... 2007 512 ...... Damian Poalucci at Bloomsburg ...... 1996 Touchdowns Anthony Carfagno at Bentley ...... 2005 501 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger vs. Bloomsburg . . . . . 2003 Single Game Anthony Carfagno vs. Cheyney ...... 2004 Single Season see single game points list 4,960...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2005 Stewart Ford vs. Glenville State ...... 1999 Single Season 4,292...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2004 Jason Klush at Bloomsburg ...... 1998 23...... Anthony Carfagno...... 2005 3,883...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1996 Brett Witmer at New Haven...... 1996 Evan Prall ...... 2005 3,470...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2006 Joe Pawloski vs. Cheyney ...... 1996 20...... Evan Prall ...... 2006 3,342...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2003 Joe Pawloski vs. Mansfield ...... 1995 19...... Anthony Carfagno...... 2004 3,251...... Matt Marshall ...... 2009 Johnny Lee Davis vs. Cheyney ...... 1990 16...... Mike Mancuso...... 1996 3,129...... James Franklin ...... 1994 Joe Rovnan vs. Mansfield ...... 1985 15...... Harold Strunk ...... 1977 2,635...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1997 Glenn Gottshalk vs. Kutztown...... 1970 Toby Barkman...... 1961 2,450...... Bret Comp ...... 1991 Glenn Gottshalk vs. Bloomsburg ...... 1970 14...... Tim Strenfel ...... 2005 2,381...... Jeremy Palm ...... 2002 Single Season Anthony Carfagno...... 2003 2,307...... James Franklin ...... 1993 138 ...... Anthony Carfagno...... 2005 Danny Roskos ...... 1946 2,270...... Tim Roken ...... 2008 Evan Prall ...... 2005 Career Career 120 ...... Evan Prall ...... 2006 67...... Anthony Carfagno...... 2002-05 16,064 . . . . .Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2003-06 116 ...... Mark Brubaker ...... 2005 53...... Evan Prall ...... 2003-06 8,569...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1994-97 114 ...... Anthony Carfagno...... 2004 41...... Toby Barkman...... 1960-63 6,855...... Jeremy Palm ...... 1998-02 96...... Mike Mancuso...... 1996 34...... Tim Strenfel ...... 2002-05 6,774...... Bret Comp ...... 1989-92 90...... Harold Strunk ...... 1977 5,764...... James Franklin ...... 1991-94 28...... Mike Manusco...... 1994-97 Toby Barkman...... 1961 5,302...... Bill Dukett ...... 1967-69 Jason Killian...... 1993-96 85...... Greg Knauss...... 2008 Season – Per Game 26...... Pete Radocha ...... 1974-76 84...... Anthony Carfagno...... 2003 388.3...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1996 357.6...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2004 Danny Roskos ...... 1946 354.3...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2005 Career 315.5...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2006 402 ...... Anthony Carfagno...... 2002-05 312.9...... James Franklin ...... 1994 320 ...... Evan Prall ...... 2003-06 303.8...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2003 287 ...... Mark Brubaker ...... 2002-05 270.9...... Matt Marshall ...... 2009 262 ...... Ed Detwiler ...... 1989-92 269.0...... Tim Roken ...... 2007 252 ...... Toby Barkman...... 1960-63 265.9...... Bill Dukett ...... 1969 4240 ESU Football Media Guide SCHOOL RECORDS PASSING Yards 913 ...... Jeremy Palm ...... 1998-02 Passing Efficiency Single Game 773 ...... Andy Baranek ...... 1982-84 Single Season 616 ...... Damian Poalucci at Mansfield ...... 1996 Completions 186.1...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2005 546 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger at C.W. Post ...... 2005 Single Game 174.1...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2004 527 ...... Damian Poalucci at New Haven...... 1996 38...... Steve Mummaw at Lafayette ...... 1970 165.5...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2006 494 ...... Damian Poalucci vs. Cheyney...... 1996 36...... Damian Poalucci at New Haven...... 1996 163.3...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1996 493 ...... Damian Poalucci at Bloomsburg ...... 1996 35...... Jimmy Terwilliger at Bloomsburg ...... 2006 153.6...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2003 472 ...... Damian Poalucci vs. Southern Conn.. . . .1996 34...... Andy Baranek at Lafayette...... 1984 150.3...... Matt Marshall ...... 2009 137.0...... Tim Roken ...... 2008 452 ...... Andy Baranek at Millersville ...... 1982 31...... Tim Roken vs. Shippensburg...... 2008 134.4...... Andy Baranek ...... 1984 432 ...... Bill Dukett vs. Edinboro...... 1968 30...... Damian Poalucci at Bloomsburg ...... 1996 129.5...... Bill Dukett ...... 1969 430 ...... Matt Marshall at Kutztown...... 2009 Single Season Single Season 128.5...... Tom Taylor...... 1989 262 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2005 Career 4,571...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2005 222 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2006 3,831...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1996 170.7...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2003-06 Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2004 153.0...... Matt Marshall ...... 2007-present 3,826...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2004 214 ...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1996 2,987...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2003 132.8...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1994-97 206 ...... Matt Marshall ...... 2009 128.6...... Tim Roken ...... 2007-08 2,966...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2006 200 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2003 2,938...... Matt Marshall ...... 2009 124.1...... Bill Dukett ...... 1967-69 190 ...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1997 121.8...... Andy Baranek ...... 1982-84 2,731...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1997 187 ...... James Franklin ...... 1994 115.6...... Bret Comp ...... 1989-92 2,586...... James Franklin ...... 1994 Career 110.9...... Mike Terwilliger ...... 1974-77 Career 906 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2003-06 14,350 . . . . .Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2003-06 556 ...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1994-97 Touchdown Passes 8,654...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1994-97 485 ...... Bret Comp ...... 1989-92 Single Game 6,661...... Bret Comp ...... 1989-92 429 ...... Andy Baranek ...... 1982-84 9...... Jimmy Terwilliger vs. C.W. Post...... 2005 6,391...... Jeremy Palm ...... 1998-02 426 ...... Jeremy Palm ...... 1998-02 8...... Jimmy Terwilliger vs. Kutztown ...... 2006 5,333...... Andy Baranek ...... 1982-84 7...... Damian Poalucci vs. Mansfield ...... 1996 5,197...... Bill Dukett ...... 1967-69 Completion Percentage Damian Poalucci vs. Cheyney ...... 1996 4,687...... James Franklin ...... 1991-94 Single Game (min. 15 completions) Damian Poalucci vs. Southern Conn...... 1996 81.0 . . . . Tom Taylor at Southern Conn. (17-21)...... 1989 6...... Damian Poalucci vs. New Haven ...... 1996 Attempts 79.3 . . . . Matt Marshall vs. Clarion (23-29) ...... 2009 5...... Tim Roken at Clarion ...... 2008 Single Game 77.8 . . . . J. Terwilliger vs. Bloomsburg (28-36) ...... 2003 Jimmy Terwilliger...... 6 times 59...... Tim Roken vs. Shippensburg...... 2008 76.0 . . . . J. Terwilliger vs. C.W. Post (19-25) ...... 2005 Jeremy Palm ...... 2 times 58...... Damian Poalucci at New Haven...... 1996 75.0 . . . . J. Terwilliger at Clarion (15-20) ...... 2005 Will Burch vs. Bloomsburg ...... 1998 57...... Jeremy Palm vs. Millersville...... 1999 75.0 . . . . Steve Mummaw at Trenton (15-20) ...... 1971 Damian Poalucci vs. Bloomsburg...... 1996 Steve Mummaw at Lafayette ...... 1970 Single Season Steve Mummaw vs. Kutztown...... 1970 52...... Damian Poalucci at Bloomsburg ...... 1996 64.2 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger (222-346) ...... 2006 Single Season 51...... Jimmy Terwilliger vs. West Chester . . . . .2003 61.8 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger (262-424) ...... 2005 50...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2005 James Franklin vs. Millersville...... 1994 61.7 ...... Andy Baranek (179-290) ...... 1984 40...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1996 Andy Baranek at Bloomsburg...... 1984 61.3 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger (222-362) ...... 2004 35...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2006 Single Season 60.4 ...... Matt Marshall (206-341) ...... 2009 33...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2004 424 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2005 57.3 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger (200-349) ...... 2003 30...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2003 393 ...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1996 56.3 ...... Tom Taylor (89-153)...... 1989 26...... Matt Marshall ...... 2009 364 ...... James Franklin ...... 1994 55.1 ...... Barry Kennedy (59-107)...... 1980 22...... Jeremy Palm ...... 2001 362 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2004 Career Career 351 ...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1997 61.2 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger (906-1,481) ...... 2003-06 148 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2003-06 349 ...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2003 59.6 ...... Matt Marshall (257-431) ...... 2007-present 69...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1994-97 Career 55.5 ...... Andy Baranek (429-773) ...... 1982-84 62...... Jeremy Palm ...... 1998-02 1,481...... Jimmy Terwilliger ...... 2003-06 53.5 ...... Steve Mummaw (260-486)...... 1969-71 50...... Bret Comp ...... 1989-92 45...... Bill Dukett ...... 1967-69 1,067...... Damian Poalucci ...... 1994-97 53.2 ...... Bill Dukett (390-733) ...... 1967-69 956 ...... Bret Comp ...... 1989-92 41...... Andy Baranek ...... 1982-84 RECEIVING Yards Receptions Touchdown Receptions Single Game Single Game Single Game 254 ...... Evan Prall vs. Lock Haven...... 2006 14...... Evan Prall vs. California ...... 2006 5...... Evan Prall vs. Kutztown...... 2006 236 ...... Brett Witmer at New Haven...... 1996 John Kotarsky at Mansfield ...... 1999 4...... Evan Prall vs. Lock Haven...... 2006 230 ...... John Kotarsky at Mansfield ...... 1999 Brett Witmer at Bloomsburg...... 1997 Jason Klush at Bloomsburg ...... 1998 216 ...... Mike Mancuso at Mansfield...... 1996 13...... Brett Witmer at New Haven...... 1996 Brett Witmer at New Haven...... 1996 215 ...... Jamie Meier at Bloomsburg...... 1979 Ed Csencsits vs. Edinboro...... 1968 Joe Rovnan vs. Mansfield ...... 1985 213 ...... Mike Mancuso vs. Cheyney ...... 1996 12...... Jason Klush at Cheyney ...... 1998 Glenn Gottshalk vs. Bloomsburg...... 1970 211 ...... Mike Mancuso at Elon ...... 1997 Ken Kopetchny at Bloomsburg ...... 1990 Glenn Gottshalk vs. Kutztown ...... 1970 210 ...... Mike Mancuso vs. Southern Conn. . . . .1996 Scott Benoit at Bloomsburg ...... 1983 Single Season 209 ...... Evan Prall vs. Mansfield...... 2005 Scott Benoit vs. Mansfield ...... 1983 23...... Evan Prall ...... 2005 207 ...... Evan Prall at C.W. Post...... 2005 Bob Lester at Lafayette ...... 1970 17...... Evan Prall ...... 2006 206 ...... Ed Csencsits vs. Edinboro...... 1968 Single Season 16...... Mike Mancuso ...... 1996 202 ...... Brett Witmer at Bloomsburg...... 1997 88...... Evan Prall ...... 2005 14...... Tim Strenfel...... 2005 Single Season 76...... Evan Prall ...... 2006 12...... Jason Klush ...... 1998 1,766...... Evan Prall ...... 2005 74...... Scott Benoit...... 1983 Ken Kopetchny...... 1990 1,388...... Tim Strenfel...... 2004 69...... Tim Strenfel...... 2004 Career 1,194...... Mike Mancuso ...... 1996 63...... Brett Witmer ...... 1997 50...... Evan Prall ...... 2003-06 1,189...... Tim Strenfel...... 2005 62...... Dennis McWhite ...... 1994 34...... Tim Strenfel...... 2002-05 1,174...... Evan Prall ...... 2006 61...... Tim Strenfel...... 2005 27...... Anthony Carfagno ...... 2002-05 1,040...... Brett Witmer ...... 1997 60...... Ernie Siegrist...... 1984 Mike Mancuso ...... 1994-97 1,010...... Jason Killian...... 1996 58...... John Jeffries ...... 2003 21...... Jason Klush ...... 1996-99 Career Career 20...... Doug Ogden...... 2005-08 4,093...... Evan Prall ...... 2003-06 236 ...... Evan Prall ...... 2003-06 3,696...... Tim Strenfel...... 2002-05 193 ...... Tim Strenfel...... 2002-05 Yards per Catch (min. 20 catches or 500 yards) 2,710...... Mike Mancuso ...... 1994-97 172 ...... Anthony Carfagno ...... 2002-05 30.3 ...... Tim Bishop (18-546) ...... 1983 2,556...... Brett Witmer ...... 1994-97 167 ...... Brett Witmer ...... 1994-97 25.1 ...... Ben Culver (20-502) ...... 2004 2,224...... John Kotarsky ...... 1998-01 155 ...... John Jeffries ...... 2000-03 24.7 ...... Larry Harrison (20-494) ...... 1998 2,146...... Tim Bishop...... 1982-85 153 ...... Mike Mancuso ...... 1994-97 22.4 ...... Dennis Mailhot (22-492) ...... 1989 2,086...... John Jeffries ...... 2000-03 149 ...... Scott Benoit...... 1980-83 21.3 ...... Mike Mancuso (56-1194) ...... 1996 2,043...... Sam Shuman...... 2006-09 21.2 ...... Doug Ogden (39-825) ...... 2008 ESU Football Media Guide 4341 SCHOOL RECORDS KICKING Field Goals Extra Points Punting Average Single Game Single Game Single Season 5...... Greg Knauss at West Chester...... 2007 9...... Mark Brubaker at C.W. Post ...... 2005 46.0 ...... Nick Krut (48-2,210)...... 2008 4...... Matt Seagreaves at Lafayette ...... 1994 Mark Brubaker at Bentley ...... 2005 44.4 ...... Adam Hostetter (54-2,397) ...... 2001 Ed Detwiler vs. California...... 1992 Mark Brubaker at Cheyney ...... 2003 43.2 ...... Ken Parrish (33-1,426)...... 2004 Single Season Matt Seagreaves vs. Cheyney ...... 1996 42.1 ...... Todd McNamee (72-3,030) ...... 1988 15...... Matt Seagreaves...... 1994 8...... Eric Petters vs. Kutztown...... 2006 42.0 ...... Ken Parrish (42-1,764)...... 2005 Ed Detwiler...... 1991 Mark Brubaker at Clarion...... 2005 41.4 ...... Jim Villani (66-2,732)...... 1979 14...... Mark Brubaker...... 2005 Matt Seagreaves at New Haven ...... 1996 41.0 ...... Ed Detwiler (50-2,049) ...... 1991 13...... Greg Knauss...... 2007 Dan Staats at Bloomsburg ...... 1967 40.7 ...... Nick Krut (48-1,953)...... 2007 Ed Detwiler...... 1992 Single Season 40.7 ...... Ken Parrish (46-1,873)...... 2003 Ed Detwiler...... 1989 74...... Mark Brubaker...... 2005 40.4 ...... Adam Hostetter (64-2,584) ...... 1999 12...... Greg Knauss...... 2008 49...... Greg Knauss...... 2008 Michael Kramer (57-2,301) ...... 1995 12...... Mike Augustin...... 1985 Mark Brubaker...... 2004 Career Joey Pingitore ...... 1983 46...... Mark Brubaker...... 2003 42.4 ...... Nick Krut (120-5,093) ...... 2006-08 Career 43...... Eric Petters ...... 2006 40.5 ...... Jim Villani (138-5,589) ...... 1978-79 50...... Ed Detwiler...... 1989-92 40...... Drew Reinhard ...... 2009 40.4 ...... Ken Parrish (174-7,030) ...... 2002-05 39...... Mark Brubaker...... 2002-05 Matt Seagreaves...... 1996 40.1 ...... Adam Hostetter (242-9,710)...... 1998-01 36...... Dan Staats...... 1968 30...... Matt Seagreaves...... 1994-96 40.0 ...... Ed Detwiler (202-8,077) ...... 1989-92 Career 29...... Joey Pingitore ...... 1982-84 170 ...... Mark Brubaker...... 2002-05 27...... J.D. Stern ...... 1997-99 112 ...... Ed Detwiler...... 1989-92 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 87...... Matt Seagreaves...... 1994-96 Single Season Field Goal Percentage 81...... Jack Rogers...... 1976-78 2,322. . . . . Evan Prall...... 2005 Single Season Extra Point Percentage 1,807. . . . . Evan Prall...... 2006 81.3 ...... Ed Detwiler (13-16) ...... 1989 Single Season (min. 10 PAT, since 1969) 1,799. . . . . Mike Mancuso...... 1996 75.0 ...... Joey Pingitore (12-16) ...... 1983 100.0. . . . . Jack Rogers (23-23) ...... 1977 1,755. . . . . Mike Mancuso...... 1997 73.7 ...... Mark Brubaker (14-19) ...... 2005 Scott Taylor (17-17) ...... 1979 1,435. . . . . Matt Kacanda...... 1999 Career Scott Taylor (14-14) ...... 1981 1,411. . . . . Derek Lucas ...... 2004 67.2 ...... Mark Brubaker (39-58) ...... 2002-05 98.0 Greg Knauss (49-50) ...... 2008 1,326. . . . . John Jeffries ...... 2003 65.8 ...... Greg Knauss (25-38) ...... 2007-08 97.1 ...... Ed Detwiler (33-34) ...... 1990 1,296. . . . . Anthony Carfagno ...... 2005 60.4 ...... Joey Pingitore (29-48) ...... 1982-84 96.7 ...... J.D. Stern (29-30) ...... 1999 Career 56.6 ...... Matt Seagreaves (30-53) ...... 1994-96 96.1 ...... Joey Pingitore (25-26) ...... 1982 5,682. . . . . Evan Prall...... 2003-06 55.0 ...... Ed Detwiler (50-91) ...... 1989-92 Career 4,925. . . . . Mike Mancuso...... 1994-97 Scott Taylor (22-40) ...... 1979-81 98.0 ...... Scott Taylor (49-50) ...... 1979-81 3,956. . . . . Anthony Carfagno ...... 2002-05 96.2 ...... Greg Knauss (75-78) ...... 2007-08 3,718. . . . . Tim Strenfel ...... 2002-05 92.6 ...... Ed Detwiler (112-121)...... 1989-92 3,357. . . . . Derek Lucas ...... 2002-05 92.5 ...... Joey Pingitore (74-80) ...... 1982-84 2,956. . . . . Dennis Mailhot ...... 1987-90 DEFENSE KICK RETURNS Tackles Single Season Kick Return Average (since 1968) Single Game 15...... Joe Ruedt...... 1992 Single Season (min. 10 returns) 27...... Tim Green at Slippery Rock...... 1995 Des Hussey ...... 1991 32.6 ...... Dennis Mailhot...... 1989 22...... Jeff Johnson vs. West Chester ...... 1975 13...... Bob Heumann ...... 1983 30.9 ...... Drew Stem...... 2007 Tom Kozlosky vs. Kutztown ...... 1974 Career 28.7 ...... Drew Stem...... 2006 21...... Pat Brady at Central Conn...... 1988 33...... Des Hussey ...... 1988-91 28.5 ...... Mike Mancuso ...... 1994 Jeff Johnson at Kutztown ...... 1977 Bill Camp ...... 1981-84 27.7 ...... Dennis McWhite ...... 1993 Jeff Johnson vs. Bloomsburg ...... 1976 30...... Joe Ruedt...... 1989-92 Dennis McWhite ...... 1992 Tom Kozlosky at Millersville ...... 1974 29...... Bob Heumann ...... 1987-89 26.7 ...... Joe McLaughlin ...... 1985 Tom Kozlosky vs. Slippery Rock . . . . . 1974 25.7 ...... Joe McLaughlin ...... 1986 Single Season Interceptions Career 182 ...... Tom Kozlosky...... 1974 Single Game 26.2 ...... Matt Kacanda ...... 1998-99 147 ...... Mike Reichenbach ...... 1983 4...... Shawnte Carroll vs. Slippery Rock . . . 2009 26.1 ...... Drew Stem...... 2006-08 139 ...... Kevin Nagle ...... 1998 3...... Matt Crispell at Bloomsburg...... 2004 25.7 ...... Dennis McWhite ...... 1992-95 136 ...... Jeff Johnson ...... 1976 Roger Straub vs. Kutztown ...... 1992 22.7 ...... Joe McLaughlin ...... 1986-88 135 ...... Tim Green ...... 1995 Bill Scott at Mansfield ...... 1986 22.4 ...... Bob Dinan ...... 1968-69 132 ...... Matt Freed ...... 2009 Mike Lush vs. Central Conn...... 1980 21.8 ...... Mike Mancuso ...... 1994-97 Fred Rice ...... 2005 Single Season Dennis Mailhot...... 1987-90 Jeff Johnson ...... 1975 12...... Mike Lush ...... 1980 Chris Gerhard ...... 1983-86 126 ...... Matt Freed ...... 2008 10...... Matt Crispell...... 2004 Pat Brady ...... 1988 8...... Michael Wiggins ...... 2004 Punt Return Average (since 1968) Career Jeremy Brown ...... 2001 Single Season (min. 10 returns) 520 ...... Jeff Johnson ...... 1975-78 Roger Straub ...... 1992 17.9 ...... Evan Prall ...... 2006 477 ...... Kevin Nagle ...... 1997-00 Curtis Bunch...... 1991 17.8 ...... Dennis Mailhot...... 1989 358 ...... Dan Murray...... 1984-87 Career 14.5 ...... Willard Stem ...... 1972 335 ...... Mike Reichenbach ...... 1980-83 18...... Matt Crispell...... 2003-05 13.9 ...... Troy Myers...... 1995 280 ...... Greg Thoman...... 2002-05 Curtis Bunch...... 1987-91 12.4 ...... Willard Stem ...... 1974 279 ...... Matt Freed ...... 2007-present Rich Rodenberger ...... 1973-76 12.1 ...... Chris Gerhard ...... 1983 278 ...... Fred Rice ...... 2004-08 15...... Mike Lush ...... 1976-80 11.8 ...... Rick Jones ...... 1974 275 ...... Phil Calamia ...... 1981-84 Ray Cianni ...... 1976-79 Career 15.4 ...... Evan Prall ...... 2003-06 Sacks Interception Yardage 14.3 ...... Dennis Mailhot...... 1987-90 (since 1978) Single Season 10.9 ...... Willard Stem ...... 1972-75 Single Game 208 ...... Mike Lush ...... 1980 Troy Myers...... 1993-95 5...... Johnny Lee Davis at Lenoir-Rhyne. . . 1991 171 ...... Curtis Bunch...... 1990 9.9 ...... Fred Balina...... 1975-78 Eric Sampson vs. Kutztown...... 1988 163 ...... Jeremy Brown ...... 2001 9.4 ...... Drew Stem...... 2006-08 4...... Bob Heumann at Mansfield ...... 1988 Career 9.1 ...... John Jeffries ...... 2000-03 Bill Camp vs. Millersville...... 1983 436 ...... Curtis Bunch...... 1987-91 8.8 ...... Mike Mancuso ...... 1994-97 Jeff Johnson at Millersville ...... 1978 249 ...... Mike Lush ...... 1976-80 8.3 ...... Chris Gerhard ...... 1983-86 42 ESU Football Media Guide SCHOOL RECORDS TEAM RECORDS - OFFENSE Rushing Season Average 37.3 ...... 447 points in 12 games ...... 2004 Single Game 509.1...... 5,091 yards in 10 games...... 1996 36.0 ...... 288 points in eight games...... 1961 442 ...... vs. Cheyney...... 1962 508.4...... 7,118 yards in 14 games...... 2005 35.8 ...... 394 points in 11 games ...... 2003 395 ...... at Cortland ...... 1977 498.1...... 5,977 yards in 12 games...... 2004 35.2 ...... 387 points in 11 games ...... 2008 368 ...... vs. Southern Conn...... 2005 464.8...... 4,648 yards in 10 games...... 1994 Single Season 457.3...... 4,116 yards in nine games...... 1968 2,608...... 260.8 yards ...... 1965 441.4...... 4,855 yards in 11 games...... 2003 Penalty Yardage 2,599...... 288.8 yards ...... 1962 Single Game 2,283...... 163.1 yards ...... 2005 13/158 ...... at Cheyney ...... 1997 Season Average Offensive Plays 14/154 ...... at Clarion ...... 1978 288.8...... 2,599 yards in nine games...... 1962 Single Game 14/153 ...... at Cortland ...... 1975 260.8...... 2,608 yards in 10 games...... 1965 106 ...... vs. Southern Conn...... 1994 19/143 ...... vs. Shippensburg ...... 1990 94...... at New Haven...... 1996 91...... vs. Mansfield...... 1993 Rushing Plays 90...... vs. Shippensburg ...... 2008 Single Game TOP SEASONS 64...... at Mansfield ...... 1978 63...... vs. Cheyney...... 1988 First Downs 62...... vs. Kutztown...... 1980 Single Game Most Victories at Bloomsburg ...... 1971 36...... at Cheyney ...... 2003 11...... (11-3)...... 2005 vs. Southern Conn...... 1994 10...... (10-2)...... 2004 33...... vs. Southern Conn...... 2005 (10-1)...... 1978 Passing 32...... vs. American International...... 1995 (10-0)...... 1975 Single Game (10-0)...... 1965 616 ...... at Mansfield ...... 1996 603 ...... at New Haven...... 1996 Points Scored Consecutive Victories 546 ...... at C.W. Post...... 2005 Single Game 19...... 1975-76 549 ...... vs. Cheyney...... 1996 99...... at Lock Haven (99-0) ...... 1926 499 ...... vs. Cheyney...... 2004 78...... vs. Cheyney (78-32) ...... 1996 Consecutive Games without a Loss 493 ...... at Bloomsburg ...... 1996 72...... at Bentley (72-17) ...... 2005 21...... 1975-77 Single Season 70...... vs. Bloomsburg (70-15)...... 1980 4,835...... 354.4 yards ...... 2005 vs. Bloomsburg (70-14)...... 1968 Undefeated Seasons 4,041...... 404.1 yards ...... 1996 69...... vs. Bloomsburg (69-0) ...... 1964 10-0...... 1965, 1975 4,016...... 334.6 yards ...... 2004 at Cheyney (69-20) ...... 2003 9-0-1 ...... 1976 3,288...... 298.9 yards ...... 2008 68...... vs. Cheyney (68-6) ...... 1962 8-0-1 ...... 1968 3,246...... 270.5 yards ...... 2009 Single Season 6-0 ...... 1942 3,128...... 284.4 yards ...... 2006 596 ...... 42.5 points...... 2005 3,020...... 274.5 yards ...... 2003 447 ...... 37.3 points...... 2004 2,813...... 281.3 yards ...... 1997 397 ...... 39.7 points...... 1996 2,786...... 278.6 yards ...... 1984 394 ...... 35.8 points...... 2003 Season Average 387 ...... 35.2 points...... 2008 404.1...... 4,041 yards in 10 games...... 1996 385 ...... 35.0 points...... 2006 345.4...... 4,835 yards in 14 games...... 2005 379 ...... 42.1 points...... 1968 334.6...... 4,016 yards in 12 games...... 2004 352 ...... 29.3 points...... 2009 298.9...... 3,288 yards in 11 games...... 2008 319 ...... 26.6 points...... 1991 284.4...... 3,128 yards in 11 games...... 2006 Season Average 281.3...... 2,813 yards in 10 games...... 1997 42.5 ...... 596 points in 14 games ...... 2005 278.6...... 2,786 yards in 10 games...... 1984 42.1 ...... 379 points in nine games ...... 1968 274.5...... 3,020 yards in 11 games...... 2003 39.7 ...... 397 points in 10 games ...... 1996

Passing Plays Single Game TEAM RECORDS - DEFENSE 61...... vs. Millersville ...... 1999 60...... vs. Shippensburg ...... 2008 Rushing Points Allowed 59...... at New Haven...... 1996 Single Game Single Game 57...... at Lafayette ...... 1970 -51 ...... at Mansfield...... 1978 0...... Last time at Cheyney ...... 2009 52...... vs. West Chester ...... 2003 -18 ...... vs. Cheyney ...... 1964 (26 shutouts in 36 years under Coach Douds) at Bloomsburg ...... 1996 -15 ...... vs. Kutztown ...... 1988 Single Season vs. Millersville ...... 1994 Single Season 12...... 1.5 points per game ...... 1926 383 ...... 47.9 yards per game...... 1961 13...... 2.2 points per game ...... 1942 Total Offense 390 ...... 48.6 yards per game...... 1962 45...... 5.6 points per game ...... 1961 Single Game 736 ...... at New Haven...... 1996 Passing Offensive Plays 712 ...... vs. Southern Conn...... 2005 Single Game Single Game 705 ...... vs. Bloomsburg ...... 1968 -4 ...... vs. Bloomsburg...... 1978 46...... vs. Cheyney ...... 1988 698 ...... at Mansfield ...... 1996 -1 ...... at Mansfield...... 1982 at Mansfield...... 1976 678 ...... vs. Cheyney...... 1996 Single Season 47...... vs. Cheyney ...... 2001 Single Season 301 ...... 37.6 yards per game...... 1973 vs. West Chester...... 1977 7,118...... 508.4 yards ...... 2005 480 ...... 60.0 yards per game...... 1961 vs. Mansfield ...... 1975 5,977...... 498.1 yards ...... 2004 49...... at Cheyney...... 2009 5,091...... 509.1 yards ...... 1996 Total Defense vs. Lenoir-Rhyne ...... 2003 4,864...... 405.3 yards ...... 2009 Single Game 4,855...... 441.4 yards ...... 2003 -39 ...... at Mansfield...... 1978 First Downs 4,648...... 464.8 yards ...... 1994 -5 ...... vs. Cheyney ...... 1964 Single Game 4,588...... 417.1 yards ...... 2008 Single Season 0...... at Mansfield...... 1978 4,540...... 412.7 yards ...... 2006 863 ...... 107.9 yards per game...... 1961 2...... vs. Cheyney ...... 1988 4,271...... 355.9 yards ...... 1991 899 ...... 112.4 yards per game...... 1962 5...... at Central Conn...... 1983 4,167...... 416.7 yards ...... 1997 vs. Bloomsburg...... 1978

ESU Football Media Guide 43 SCHOOL RECORDS National Statistical Leaders Longest Plays Individual Statistical Leaders (Top 10) Rushing 90 Jason Killian at Southern Conn...... 1993 2008 Nick Krut, 1st Punting (46.0 avg.) 1995 Matt Seagreaves, 1st Field Goals (1.5 per game) Ramon Leak vs. American International ...... 1993 Matt Freed, t-6th Tackles (11.5 per game) Troy Myers, 5th Punt Returns (13.9 avg.) Ed Guers vs. Bloomsburg ...... 1995 2007 Greg Knauss, 3rd Field Goals (1.4 per game) James Franklin, 6th Total Offense (312.9 83 Anthony Carfagno at Clarion ...... 2003 2006 Jimmy Terwilliger, 2nd Total Offense (315.5 yards per game) 82 Ralph Gish vs. Cheyney ...... 1968 yards per game), 3rd Pass Efficiency (165.5); 1992 Ed Detwiler, t-4th Field Goals (1.30 per game) 81 Barry Roach at West Chester ...... 1964 5th Passing Yards (269.6 per game) Roger Straub, t-5th Interceptions (0.8 per game) 80 Charlie Shaw at West Chester...... 1954 Evan Prall, 2nd Receiving Yards (106.7 per Dennis McWhite, t-8th Kick Returns (27.7 avg.) Tom Petro vs. Mansfield ...... 1971 game), 2nd Punt Returns (17.9 avg.), 1991 Ed Detwiler, t-4th Field Goals (1.18 per game), 6th Receptions (6.9 per game), 7th Scoring 6th Punting (40.8 yards per punt) Passing (10.9 points per game) 1990 Derrick Deburow, t-9th Interceptions 99 Bret Comp (Ken Kopetchny) at Mansfield . . . . .1990 Drew Stem, 8th Kick Returns (28.7 avg.) (0.7 per game) 96 Tim Roken (Ed Kiser) at Millersville ...... 2008 2005 Jimmy Terwilliger, 1st Total Offense (354.3 1989 Dennis Mailhot, 1st Punt Returns (17.8 avg.), 94 Mike Terwilliger (Tom Palubinski) vs. Bloomsburg ...... 1976 yards per game), 2nd Pass Efficiency (186.1) 1st Kick Returns (32.6 avg.) 90 Damian Poalucci (Mike Mancuso) at Elon...... 1997 Evan Prall, 2nd Receiving Yards (126.1 per game) Linus Bolden, t-2nd Interceptions (0.7 per game) 90 Charlie Diskin (Tim Bishop) at CCSU...... 1983 2004 Jimmy Terwilliger, 1st Pass Efficiency (174.1), Ed Detwiler, t-4th Field Goals (1.30 per game) 90 Charlie Sandora (Grey Seamans) 2nd Total Offense (357.7 yards per game) 1988 Todd McNamee, 4th Punting (42.1 avg.) vs. Scranton ...... 1972 Matt Crispell, 2nd Interceptions (0.83 per game) 1985 Joe McLaughlin, 4th Kick Returns (26.7 avg.) Tim Strenfel, 5th Receiving Yards Tim Bishop, 7th Receptions (5.6 per game) Field Goals (115.7 per game) 1984 Ernie Siegrist, 3rd Receptions (6.0 per game) 53 Greg Knauss vs. IUP ...... 2007 2003 Jimmy Terwilliger, 8th Pass Efficiency (153.6), Andy Baranek, 7th Pass Efficiency (134.3), 50 Todd McNamee vs. Southern Conn...... 1988 8th Total Offense (303.8 yards per game) 8th Total Offense (230.1 yards per game) 49 Joey Pingitore vs. Montclair...... 1983 2002 Nick Beisker, 9th Interceptions (0.7 per game) Tim Bishop, t-9th Receptions (5.2 per game) 48 Mark Brubaker vs. C.W. Post (NCAA)...... 2005 Michael Glover, 9th Passes Defended 1983 Scott Benoit, 3rd Receptions (6.7 per game) Ed Detwiler vs. California ...... 1992 (1.8 per game) Chris Gerhard, 10th Punt Returns (12.1 avg.) Mike Augustin vs. Millersville ...... 1986 2001 Adam Hostetter, 1st Punting (44.4 avg.) 1980 Mike Lush, 1st Interceptions (1.20 per game) Joey Pingitore at Lehigh...... 1983 Jeremy Brown, t-9th Interceptions (0.8 per game) 1979 Jim Villani, 4th Punting (41.4 yards per punt) 1997 Damian Poalucci, 4th Total Offense (263.5 1977 Harold Strunk, 3rd Scoring (11.3 points per Kick Returns yards per game) game), 5th Rushing Yardage (114.3 per game) 98 Matt Kacanda at Bloomsburg ...... 1998 Mike Mancuso, 7th All-Purpose Yardage 1976 Pete Radocha, 9th Scoring (8.3 points per game), Dick Merring vs. Mansfield...... 1956 97 Mike Yanocha vs. Mansfield...... 2002 (173.5 per game), 10th Receiving Yards 10th Rushing Yardage (106.6 per game) 95 Jim Wolfe at Cortland ...... 1964 (98.1 per game) Fred Balina, 9th Punt Returns (11.3 avg.) 93 Michael Glover vs. Millersville...... 2002 Brett Witmer, 8th Receiving Yards (104.4 per 1970 Steve Mummaw, 5th Pass Completions 92 Joe Pawloski vs. Mansfield ...... 1995 game), 9th Receptions (6.3 per game) (16.9 per game) 90 Dennis Mailhot vs. Mansfield ...... 1989 1996 Damian Poalucci, 1st Total Offense (388.3 1969 Bill Dukett, 8th Total Offense (2,127 yards), 89 Dennis McWhite vs. Cheyney ...... 1992 yards per game), 3rd Pass Efficiency (163.3) 9th Pass Completions (147 completions) 88 Joe McLaughlin vs. Mansfield ...... 1985 Mike Mancuso, 6th Receiving Yards 1961 Toby Barkman, t-10th Scoring (90 points) (119.4 per game) Punt Returns 98 Dick Merring at West Chester ...... 1956 85 Charlie Shaw at Kutztown ...... 1954 82 Warren Hoeffner at West Chester ...... 1954 80 Barry Roach vs. Cortland...... 1965 Team Statistical Leaders (Top 5) 78 Tracy Coleman at Cheyney ...... 1985 Jack Eagen at Cortland ...... 1950 Offense Defense 2006 Punt Returns 4th (17.0 yards per return) 2008 Net Punting 1st (39.7 yards per punt - 48 punts, Interception Returns Pass Efficiency 4th (168.3) 2,210 yards, 86 yards returned) 100 Jim Oplinger vs. Cheyney...... 1956 Passing Offense 5th (284.4 yards per game) 2006 Net Punting 3rd (36.0 yards per punt - 24 punts, 95 Troy Myers at Slippery Rock ...... 1995 2005 Passing Offense 2nd (345.3 yards per game) 930 yards, 46 yards returned) 94 Roger Straub vs. Kutztown...... 1992 Scoring Offense 4th (42.6 points per game) 2004 Net Punting 1st (40.6 yards per punt – 33 punts, 85 Bernie Rockovich at Bloomsburg...... 1947 Total Offense 5th (508.4 yards per game) 1,426 yards, 87 yards returned) 80 Jeremy Brown vs. West Chester ...... 2001 2004 Total Offense 4th (498.1 yards per game) 2002 Turnover Margin 3rd (+1.5 per game) 77 Scott Christy vs. Cheyney ...... 2006 1997 Passing Offense 4th (281.3 yards per game) 2001 Pass Defense Efficiency 3rd (78.0) 74 Joe McLaughlin vs. Mansfield ...... 1985 1996 Total Offense 1st (509.1 yards per game Net Punting 3rd (39.6 yards per punt) (Since 1942, the NCAA has established the maximum Passing Offense 1st (404.1 yards per game) 1979 Scoring Defense 5th (9.7 points per game) length of all plays at 100 yards. Oplinger’s interception Scoring Offense 4th (39.7 yards per game) 1978 Total Defense 1st (153.8 yards per game) return actually began one yard in the end zone) Starting Offensive Team Rushing Defense 1st (52.2 yards per game) QB Damian Poalucci, HB Joe Pawloski and Orlando Scoring Defense 2nd (7.2 points per game) Punts Williams, FB Tim Pollock, WR Jason Killian, Mike Mancuso Starting Defensive Team 78 Todd McNamee vs. Southern Conn...... 1988 and Brett Witmer, TE Andy McLoughlin, T Bruce Berke DE Bill Bergen and Ray Yakavonis, DT Phil Collins and Jack 75 Ken Parrish vs. West Chester ...... 2004 and Dan Rounds, G Dan Michalski and Mike Wallick, C Joe Shrawder, OLB Warren Brown and Tony Casucci, ILB Joe Ed Detwiler vs. Bloomsburg ...... 1991 Terra, K Matt Seagreaves Detzi and Jeff Johnson, HB Fred Balina and Ray Cianni, S Ed Detwiler at Millersville...... 1991 1984 Passing Offense 4th (278.6 yards per game) Scott LeVan Todd McNamee vs. Cheyney...... 1988 1969 Passing Offense 5th (266.8 yards per game) 1976 Scoring Defense 3rd (8.1 points per game) Rob Derby vs. West Chester...... 1949 1968 Total Offense 3rd (456.9 yards per game) Total Defense 4th (207.1 yards per game) Scoring Offense 3rd (42.1 points per game) 1973 Pass Defense 1st (37.6 yards per game) Overtime Games 1965 Rushing Offense 4th (268.0 yards per game) Scoring Defense 4th (6.2 points per game) Starting Defensive Secondary 1991 vs. Shippensburg (NCAA Playoffs) 33-34 L Note: NCAA Division II playoff game in 1991 not counted. HB Paul Grube, John Novak and Willard Stem 1996 vs. Kutztown 27-20 W NCAA College Division 1961-72, NCAA Division II 1973- S Bill Navarre 1999 at Shepherd (2OT) 27-33 L Present. 1962 Total Defense 2nd (112.4 yards per game) 2000 vs. Shepherd 35-28 W Rushing Defense 3rd (48.6 yards per game) 2000 vs. Millersville 26-33 L 1961 Total Defense 2nd (107.6 yards per game) 2000 vs. Shippensburg 14-17 L Rushing Defense 4th (47.9 yards per game) 2004 vs. West Chester 37-38 L 2005 vs. Bloomsburg 24-31 L 2008 vs. Shippensburg 44-41 W 2009 at Kutztown 27-20 W 44 ESU Football Media Guide YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD Year W L T PF PA Head Coach Captain(s) 1926 6 1 1 205 12 Ralph Mitterling Arthur Morris All-TimeAll-Time PPSACSAC RRecordecord 1927 6 1 1 178 40 Ralph Mitterling John Gibbons The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference was organized in 1928 4 5 0 75 76 Ralph Mitterling Arnold Thalenfeld 19511951 for the purpose of administrating athletics among the 14 1929 3 4 1 106 84 Ralph Mitterling Joseph Mendelis state colleges in the Commonwealth ooff PennsPennsylvania.ylvania. 1930 4 4 0 71 89 Ralph Mitterling Francis Hoffman AlthouAlthoughgh football champions had been picked since 1934, 1931 3 2 2 82 62 Ralph Mitterling Charles Leader tthehe first actual on-the-field championchampion was crowned in 1960. The 1932 2 5 1 64 80 Ralph Mitterling Thomas Johnson PSAC was restructured bebeforefore the 2008 season. ShippensburShippensburgg 1933 4 4 0 58 95 Ralph Mitterling Joseph Kennedy movemovedd to tthehe PSAC East anandd Gannon anandd MercyMercyhursthurst joinejoinedd tthehe 1934 4 2 1 61 47 Ralph Mitterling Charles Cooper, Henry Arneberg WWest.est. Mansfield discontinued its football program following the 1935 3 5 0 45 114 Ralph Mitterling Paul Shebby 22006006 season. All-time PSAC standinstandingsgs since 1960: 1936 2 6 0 28 179 Herb Lorenz John Carr 1937 2 6 0 26 112 Herb Lorenz Ronald Seller, Ben Franklin Eastern Division W L T PctPct.. 1938 2 6 0 79 114 Herb Lorenz Chet Gons West CChesterhester 21 2188 4 455 0 .8 .82929 1939 3 5 0 82 106 Ed Snavely Tony Scarcella EESUSU 220808 110000 1 .6.67575 1940 7 1 0 110 51 Ed Snavely Thomas Kearns Millersville 181 119 5 .60.6022 1941 5 2 0 102 47 Ed Snavely Louis Zwirek BloomsburBloomsburgg 118080 121 5 .596 1942 6 0 0 101 13 Eugene Martin Edward Rushin ShShippensburgippensburg 149 154 3 .49.4922 1945 2 4 0 46 75 Eugene Martin - 1946 5 2 0 176 33 Eugene Martin Ken Schaeffer, Dan Drigan KKutztownutztown 128 174 4 .42.4255 1947 3 3 0 101 38 Eugene Martin Harold Hogan, Bernie Rockovich MMansfieldansfield 6699 220909 5 ..253253 1948 4 3 1 101 62 Eugene Martin Walt Zarnowski ChCheyneyeyney 38 260 2 .13.1300 1949 5 3 0 112 72 Eugene Martin - 1950 4 3 1 118 106 Eugene Martin John Swartz WesteWesternrn DDivisionivision W L T PPct.ct. 1951 4 4 0 136 140 Eugene Martin Howard Pewterbaugh, Rich Pritchard InIndianadiana 118282 6644 6 ..734734 1952 4 4 0 69 107 Eugene Martin Andrew Levindis, Robert Rhiel SlSlipperyippery RocRockk 175 119 11 .59.5922 1953 3 3 0 66 59 Eugene Martin Robert Brown, Jack Morris EEdinborodinboro 116464 111166 12 .582 1954 6 2 0 174 68 Eugene Martin Carmen Martucci, James Revello ClaClarionrion 115959 115151 7 .5.51313 1955 4 3 0 144 119 Eugene Martin Clyde Sweigart CCaliforniaalifornia 121 180 5 .404.404 1956 7 2 0 203 53 Eugene Martin John Andrews, Dick Merring LLockock HHavenaven 7 700 1 13838 4 .3 .34040 1957 3 4 1 137 111 Eugene Martin Jim Oplinger, Charles Brayford MercyMercyhursthurst 8 6 0 .571 1958 2 5 2 75 151 Geo. Ockershausen Edward Adams, John Brunner GanGannonnon 5 9 0 .3.35757 1959 5 2 2 96 51 Jack Gregory John Brunner, Richard Zimmer 1960 6 3 0 265 81 Jack Gregory Sterling Brown, Dick Wolslayer 3r 3rdd ((3-2)3-2) 1961 7 1 0 288 45 Jack Gregory Ed Becker, Bill Race 2nd (5-1) 1962 8 1 0 232 76 Jack Gregory Bill Lewis, Joe Heverin 1st (6-0) 1963 5 3 0 190 79 Jack Gregory Joe Bahnatka, Toby Barkman t-2nd (4-2) 1964 8 1 0 272 55 Jack Gregory Tom Washburn, Jerry Wasilchak, Richard Zapolski 1st (6-0) 1965 10 0 0 273 63 Jack Gregory Glen Ray, Gibby Romaine, Robert Ruckdeschel 1st (6-0) 1966 4 4 0 151 111 Charles Reese Doug McNamee, Frank Mirello 2nd (4-2) 1967 7 1 0 234 100 Charles Reese Bob Holdebaum 2nd (5-1) 1968 8 0 1 379 105 Charles Reese Bob Malehorn, Gary Schoenberger 1st (6-0) 1969 5 3 0 235 172 Charles Reese Bob Dinan, Bill Dukett, Merv Witmer t-2nd (4-2) 1970 5 4 0 242 180 Charles Reese Jerry Clymer, Joe Kelly t-2nd (4-2) 1971 6 3 0 223 82 Charles Reese Ray Johnson, Ed Long, Steve Mummaw t-2nd (4-2) 1972 4 5 0 187 119 Charles Reese Joe Bongiovanni, Hank Kunkel t-6th (1-5) 1973 6 1 1 125 50 Charles Reese Bob Cormack, John Smith 2nd (5-1) 1974 5 5 0 135 162 Tom Deremer, Tom Kozlosky, Tom Polinski 3rd (4-2) 1975 10 0 0 226 95 Dennis Douds Rich Nicolais, Doug Sheaffer, Willard Stem 1st (6-0) 1976 9 0 1 269 87 Dennis Douds Pete Radocha, Rich Rodenberger, Mike Stambaugh 1st (6-0) 1977 6 2 0 223 91 Dennis Douds Pat Flaherty, Harold Strunk 3rd (3-2) 1978 10 1 0 308 76 Dennis Douds Jeff Detzi, Jeff Johnson 1st (5-0) 1979 7 3 0 152 97 Dennis Douds John Holenda, Ray Cianni t-3rd (3-2) 1980 6 4 0 223 154 Dennis Douds Mike Lush, Jim Snyder t-1st (4-1) 1981 4 6 0 146 180 Dennis Douds John Marcante, Duane Van Fleet t-2nd (3-2) 1982 9 2 0 286 130 Dennis Douds Bob Manez, Larry Sontag 1st (6-0) 1983 7 4 0 270 148 Dennis Douds Dan Koval, Mike Reichenbach 1st (5-1) 1984 5 5 0 233 236 Dennis Douds Bill Camp, Ernie Siegrist 4th (3-3) 1985 2 8 0 177 220 Dennis Douds Tim Bishop, Tracy Coleman 5th (2-4) 1986 1 9 0 107 248 Dennis Douds Chris Gerhard t-5th (1-5) ESUESU Athletic Traditions 1987 4 6 0 139 180 Dennis Douds Dan Murray, Mike Yanders t-5th (2-4) 1988 4 6 0 125 116 Dennis Douds Joe McLaughlin, Eric Sampson 4th (3-3) RedRed andand BlBlackack 1989 6 4 0 225 122 Dennis Douds Pat Brady, Tom Taylor t-4th (2-4) The school colors go back to the first 1990 6 4 0 284 234 Dennis Douds Justin Dettore, Ken Kopetchny, Jim Miller t-2nd (3-2) yearyear ofof the Normal School in 1893. TThehe 1991 8 3 1 319 260 Dennis Douds Curtis Bunch, Des Hussey 1st (5-0-1) Stroudsburgg Times noted on SeSeptemberptember 1992 8 2 0 258 153 Dennis Douds Bret Comp, Joe Ruedt 2nd (5-1) 1993 7 2 1 298 145 Dennis Douds John Catalano, Ed Myers t-2nd (4-2) 28,28, 1893 tthathat “t“thehe scschoolhool cocolorslors are ReRedd 1994 5 5 0 262 202 Dennis Douds Steve Stuttle, Brent Voynar 5th (2-4) andand BlBlackack. The school yyell,ell, ““youyou will have 1995 4 6 0 235 220 Dennis Douds Tim Green, Joe Menton, Dennis McWhite 4th (3-3) to translate for yourself.” The athletic teams 1996 6 4 0 397 327 Dennis Douds Bruce Berke, Bill Fonzone t-2nd (4-2) were knownknown as thethe RedRed andand BlackBlack untiluntil 1997 4 6 0 260 328 Dennis Douds Mike Mancuso, Brett Witmer t-4th (3-3) 1932.1932. 1998 2 8 0 240 411 Dennis Douds Tim Pollock, Joe Terra 5th (2-4) 1999 4 7 0 262 371 Dennis Douds Joe Bahling, J.D. Granger 5th (2-4) OriginOrigin ofof “The Warriors” 2000 6 5 0 228 214 Dennis Douds Kevin Nagle, Jason Zinn 4th (3-3) On AprilApril 8, 1932, a writer in TheThe StroudStroud 2001 7 3 0 287 187 Dennis Douds Jeremy Brown, Jeremy Palm 2nd (5-1) CouCourier,rier, the camcampuspus newsnewspaper,paper, who 2002 8 2 0 296 185 Dennis Douds Dustin Barno, Jeremy Palm t-1st (5-1) 2003 8 3 0 394 250 Dennis Douds Michael Glover, John Jeffries, Greg Munch t-1st (5-1) ssignedigned hherer cocolumn,lumn, “Just DeDebs,”bs,” notenoted:d: 2004 10 2 0 447 256 Dennis Douds Matt Rapa, Brian Violante 2nd (5-1) “The majoritmajorityy ooff colleges have nicknames 2005 11 3 0 596 341 Dennis Douds Anthony Carfagno, Dan Crozier, Tyree Townes 3rd (4-2) foforr theirtheir athleticathletic teams.teams. ThisThis writerwriter in thethe 2006 7 4 0 385 235 Dennis Douds Jimmy Terwilliger, Greg Thoman 3rd (4-2) futurefuture is going to refer to the local teams 2007 3 6 0 239 238 Dennis Douds Jayson Frank, Mike Habel t-3rd (2-3) as the WarriorsWarriors.” A new Warrior llogoogo was 2008 9 2 0 387 262 Dennis Douds Doug Ogden, David Pacchioni, Tim Roken 3rd (5-2) adoadoptedpted in 19961996.. 2009 8 4 0 352 267 Dennis Douds Sam Shuman, Morgan Thomas 5th (4-3)

ESU Football Media Guide 45 ALL-TIME SCHEDULE 1932 (2-5-1) MILESTONE WINS at Seton Hall 0-18 L All-Time Football Coaching Records 1 – 1926 vs. Trenton, 15-3 at Springfield 0-20 L The won-loss records of East Stroudsburg’s 100 – 1953 at Ithaca, 20-0 Trenton 6-0 W eight head football coaches since 1926 171 – 1965 vs. Indiana, 26-10 at Shippensburg 0-9 L Coach Seasons Years W L T Pct. (won PSAC championship, fi rst 10-0 at St. Thomas 6-20 L Ralph Mitterling 10 1926-35 39 33 7 .538 season in school history) Cortland 7-7 T Herb Lorenz 3 1936-38 6 18 0 .250 200 – 1970 vs. Bloomsburg, 47-22 at Mansfield 0-6 L Ed Snavely 3 1939-41 15 8 0 .652 231 – 1975 vs. Edinboro, 24-20 Bloomsburg 45-0 W Eugene Martin 14 1942-57 60 40 3 .597 (won PSAC championship at 10-0) 1933 (4-4) George Ockershausen 1 1958 2 5 2 .333 300 – 1987 vs. Mansfi eld, 31-21 at Springfield 0-20 L Jack Gregory 7 1959-65 49 11 2 .806 400 – 2004 vs. Clarion, 38-24 at Trenton 13-0 W Charlie Reese 8 1966-73 45 21 2 .676 404 - 2004 vs. Edinboro, 36-32 Shippensburg 7-0 W Denny Douds 36 1974-2009 226 146 3 .607 (fi rst Division II Playoff victory) at St. Thomas 0-40 L Overall Record 82 1926-2009 442 282 19 .608 415 – 2005 vs. C.W. Post, 55-28 at Cortland 10-26 L (PSAC championship games and NCAA playoff games are counted in record) (won Division II Northeast Regional) at Bloomsburg 7-9 L Mansfield 12-0 W 429 – 2008 vs. Shippensburg, 44-41 OT 1940 (7-1) 1949 (5-3) (PSAC record 213th win for Douds) Ithaca 9-0 W 1934 (4-2-1) at Panzer 26-19 W Millersville 13-0 W at Lock Haven 13-7 W Panzer 21-6 W at Springfield 0-18 L Coach Ralph Mitterling at Shippensburg 13-7 W at Shippensburg 7-0 W at Shippensburg 6-7 L (1926-35) Cortland 24-0 W Mansfield 28-6 W Cortland 6-6 T 1926 (6-1-1) Montclair 3-0 W West Chester 0-7 L Trenton 14-0 W Trenton 15-3 W at Mansfield 19-0 W at Rider 7-19 L at Ithaca 7-6 W Upsala 10-0 W Bloomsburg 12-0 W Cortland 14-6 W at Mansfield 14-0 W at Lock Haven 99-0 W West Chester 0-18 L at Bloomsburg 22-28 L Bloomsburg 14-10 W Lafayette Frosh 21-0 W 1935 (3-5) 1941 (5-2) 1950 (4-3-1) Cooper Union 54-0 W at West Chester 6-28 L at Millersville 31-20 W at Springfield 0-10 L at Cortland 0-0 T Shippensburg 0-6 L at Mansfield 14-0 W Panzer 26-0 W at West Chester 6-0 W at Kutztown 26-0 W Shippensburg 13-13 T Shippensburg 6-20 L at Shippensburg 0-7 L at Montclair 14-13 W at West Chester 0-27 L at Trenton 6-0 W 1927 (6-1-1) Mansfield 6-0 W Bridgeport 25-6 W at Cortland 0-39 L at Wyoming Seminary 6-26 L at Bloomsburg 13-0 W at Cortland 0-7 L Ithaca 0-33 L at Bloomsburg 6-0 W Panzer 37-0 W at Ithaca 28-7 W Mansfield 7-0 W at St. Thomas 6-6 T Rider 7-26 L at Bloomsburg 0-12 L Shippensburg 31-0 W Coach Eugene Martin 1951 (4-4) Cooper Union 52-2 W Coach Herb Lorenz (1942-57) Millersville 20-19 W Cortland 34-0 W 1942 (6-0 • PSAC Champs) Mansfield 21-13 W Central S.N.S. 30-0 W (1936-38) at Shippensburg 12-0 W at Shippensburg 7-33 L West Chester 13-6 W 1936 (2-6) Kutztown 14-0 W West Chester 13-27 L at Panzer 2-20 L 1928 (4-5) Montclair 24-0 W at Bridgeport 14-16 L Montclair 13-12 W Springfield 7-25 L at Mansfield 12-6 W Cortland 20-6 W at Shippensburg 0-58 L Trenton 6-0 W West Chester 26-0 W Ithaca 34-0 W Trenton 6-3 W at Shippensburg 0-6 L at Panzer 13-7 W at Rider 7-26 L Cortland 7-19 L Wyoming Seminary 0-13 L 1943-44 1952 (4-4) at Slippery Rock 0-13 L at Ithaca 0-32 L No Varsity Football at Millersville 0-7 L at Cortland 12-0 W at Mansfield 0-28 L King’s 14-6 W at Lock Haven 38-0 W Bloomsburg 0-7 L 1945 (2-4) Shippensburg 7-14 L Bloomsburg 0-13 L at West Chester 0-13 L 1937 (2-6) Mansfield 14-12 W at Bloomsburg 7-19 L Bloomsburg 12-0 W at Springfield 0-7 L at West Chester 0-41 L Lock Haven 6-18 L 1929 (3-4-1) Panzer 13-0 W at Cortland 7-14 L at Wyoming Seminary 13-0 W at Springfield 0-0 T Shippensburg 0-21 L at Ithaca 13-0 W at Lock Haven 0-25 L Shippensburg 7-0 W Trenton 13-7 W Arnold 14-13 W at NY Military Academy 20-0 W at Cortland 26-7 W at Cortland 0-28 L 1953 (3-3) Slippery Rock 6-13 L at Montclair 0-25 L 1946 (5-2) Millersville 31-0 W Panzer 26-0 W West Chester 7-14 L Mansfield 0-12 L at King’s 0-13 L Shippensburg 32-7 W at Wyoming Seminary 7-19 L at Bloomsburg 0-12 L at Shippensburg 0-30 L at Cortland 25-6 W at Bloomsburg 0-13 L 1938 (2-6) at Mansfield 9-0 W at West Chester 7-13 L at Trenton 53-18 W at Panzer 0-7 L West Chester (HC) 6-16 L Montclair 53-0 W 1930 (4-4) West Chester 6-13 L Ithaca 20-0 W Bloomsburg 6-7 L at Springfield 0-29 L at Shippensburg 14-19 L Cortland Cancelled at C.C.N.Y. 27-0 W US Coast Guard 0-21 L at Trenton 26-6 W Arnold Cancelled Trenton 14-0 W Cortland 13-19 L 1947 (3-3) 1954 (6-2 • PSAC co-champs) Panzer 19-0 W at Shippensburg 13-7 W Montclair 0-7 L at Millersville 19-0 W at Shippensburg 7-13 L Cortland 19-0 W at Mansfield 0-31 L at Ithaca 25-13 W Cortland 21-0 W at Mansfield 19-0 W Bloomsburg 20-12 W Shippensburg 13-17 L West Chester 0-6 L at Wyoming Seminary 0-19 L Mansfield 28-0 W at Bloomsburg 2-13 L Bloomsburg 6-13 L Coach Ed Snavely at West Chester 14-13 W C.C.N.Y. 42-6 W 1931 (3-2-2) (1939-41) at Kutztown 32-6 W Seton Hall 6-18 L 1939 (3-5) 1948 (4-3-1) at Cortland 0-19 L at Millersville 13-7 W at Trenton 0-0 T Panzer 6-7 L Cheyney 43-0 W Panzer 48-6 W Shippensburg 13-0 L at West Chester 0-24 L 1955 (4-3) Shippensburg 14-7 W at Cortland 31-6 W Shippensburg 26-7 W Millersville Cancelled at Mansfield 13-7 W Mansfield (HC) 19-0 W at Cortland 0-24 L at Ithaca 19-18 W at West Chester 7-14 L at US Coast Guard 6-31 L at Montclair 0-8 L at Shippensburg 7-26 L Rider 6-7 L at Bloomsburg 7-7 T Mansfield 13-8 W at Mansfield 20-13 W at Cortland 0-0 T at Bloomsburg 25-7 W West Chester 20-23 L Bloomsburg 0-14 L Lock Haven 12-21 L Kutztown 40-14 W Cortland 13-19 L at Cheyney 25-6 W 46 ESU Football Media Guide ALL-TIME SCHEDULE 1956 (7-2) 1963 (5-3) 1970 (5-4) 1977 (6-2) at Millersville 33-6 W at Montclair 12-18 L at Lafayette 16-27 L Montclair 17-3 W at Ithaca 13-0 W West Chester 0-20 L at Montclair 6-16 L at Kutztown 6-14 L Shippensburg 13-0 W at Kutztown 27-7 W at West Chester 0-42 L at Cheyney 24-0 W at Lock Haven 28-12 W at Cheyney 55-0 W Kutztown 43-49 L Mansfield 51-6 W Mansfield 42-13 W Mansfield 34-7 W Cheyney 47-2 W Millersville 8-34 L at West Chester 7-15 L Millersville 21-13 W at Mansfield 39-19 W at Cortland 69-14 W at Cortland 0-7 L Cortland 34-0 W at Millersville 14-3 W at Bloomsburg 24-20 W Cheyney 46-0 W at Bloomsburg 7-14 L Wilkes 30-0 W West Chester 24-0 W Kutztown 21-0 W 1964 (8-1 • PSAC Champs) Bloomsburg 47-22 W 1978 (10-1 • PSAC Champs) 1957 (3-4-1) Southern Conn. 21-6 W 1971 (6-3) Indiana 17-3 W Millersville 26-0 W at West Chester 13-0 W at Trenton 36-0 W C.W. Post 13-21 L Ithaca 27-0 W Kutztown 23-6 W Montclair 14-7 W at Montclair 36-13 W at Shippensburg 19-28 L Cheyney 60-0 W West Chester 7-9 L Cortland 64-7 W Lock Haven 6-16 L at Mansfield 21-0 W at Kutztown 13-20 L Kutztown 20-7 W Mansfield Cancelled at Millersville 24-12 W at Cheyney 26-0 W Cheyney 16-8 W West Chester 0-34 L at Cortland 14-17 L Mansfield 48-13 W at Mansfield 27-0 W Cortland 6-19 L Bloomsburg 69-0 W Millersville 39-12 W at Millersville 24-0 W at Cheyney 39-0 W at Indiana 27-14 W at Wilkes 14-15 L at West Chester 19-10 W at Kutztown 14-14 T (PSAC Championship) at Bloomsburg 26-6 W Bloomsburg 23-3 W 1965 (10-0 • PSAC Champs) 1972 (4-5) at Clarion 49-4 W Coach George Ockershausen at Southern Conn. 30-16 W Trenton 36-0 W (PSAC Championship) (1958) Montclair 7-6 W at Montclair 35-15 W 1979 (7-3) 1958 (2-5-2) West Chester 13-6 W at West Chester 6-24 L at Indiana 14-34 L Kutztown 19-0 W at Kutztown 26-13 W Kutztown 0-7 L at C.W. Post 17-10 W at Ithaca 6-14 L at Cheyney 40-0 W Cheyney 34-8 W Montclair 10-6 W Shippensburg 0-14 L Mansfield 26-6 W at Mansfield 21-22 L at Cortland 24-3 W at West Chester 0-49 L Millersville 33-6 W at Millersville 0-21 L at Kutztown 10-20 L at Millersville 14-20 L Cortland 38-0 W Scranton 49-2 W at Cheyney 3-7 L Waynesburg 0-0 T at Bloomsburg 34-0 W Bloomsburg 6-20 L Mansfield 17-7 W Bloomsburg 12-12 T Indiana 26-10 W 1973 (6-1-1) Millersville 12-7 W at Cortland 8-42 L (PSAC Championship) Montclair 28-10 W West Chester 14-0 W at Montclair 16-0 W West Chester 7-14 L at Bloomsburg 31-3 W Coach Charlie Reese at Kutztown 13-3 W 1980 (6-4 • t-1st East) Coach Jack Gregory (1966-73) at Cheyney 13-7 W C.W. Post 14-7 W (1959-65) 1966 (4-4) Mansfield 25-0 W at Montclair 0-16 L at Wilkes 0-10 L Millersville 18-13 W Central Conn. 32-14 W 1959 (5-2-2) at Cortland 0-0 T Kutztown 16-7 W at Kutztown 22-0 W at Montclair 7-14 L at West Chester 6-39 L at Bloomsburg 21-3 W Cheyney 25-14 W Ithaca 12-6 W at Mansfield 28-17 W at Shippensburg 2-20 L Kutztown 33-0 W Cheyney 41-7 W Coach Denny Douds at Millersville 3-14 L West Chester 0-25 L at West Chester 13-26 L Millersville 6-0 W at Mansfield 33-14 W (1974-2009) at Millersville 13-21 L Bloomsburg 70-14 W at Waynesburg 0-0 T 1974 (5-5) Indiana 22-24 L Bloomsburg 18-6 W Slippery Rock 20-47 L at Bloomsburg 7-0 W 1981 (4-6) Cortland 0-0 T 1967 (7-1) at Montclair 7-17 L at C.W. Post 9-29 L Montclair 47-0 W Montclair 17-13 W at West Chester 9-20 L at Edinboro 33-6 W Kutztown 9-0 W Montclair 3-30 L 1960 (6-3) at Central Conn. 17-28 L at Millersville 0-6 L West Chester 7-33 L Cheyney 21-7 W at Kutztown 26-6 W at Mansfield 10-0 W at Kutztown 0-12 L Kutztown 61-0 W at Cheyney 41-21 W at West Chester 0-21 L at Cheyney 33-14 W at Millersville 0-23 L Mansfield 20-14 W Cortland 28-11 W Mansfield (PD) 17-6 W Shippensburg 48-7 W Millersville (HC) 9-31 L at Mansfield 42-7 W Millersville 40-8 W Bloomsburg 30-9 W at Bloomsburg 58-6 W at Indiana 7-28 L West Chester 3-20 L Cheyney 58-0 W at Bloomsburg 49-0 W Bloomsburg 21-20 W 1968 (8-0-1 • PSAC co-champs) 1975 (10-0 • PSAC Champs) at Indiana 7-3 W Edinboro 49-14 W at Slippery Rock 7-0 W at Cortland 28-0 W 1982 (9-2 • PSAC Champs) at Indiana 7-20 L at West Chester 21-14 W Montclair 14-3 W Kutztown (HC) 23-7 W West Chester 24-20 W C.W. Post 41-3 W 1961 (7-1) at Montclair 14-16 L Millersville 37-7 W Cheyney 63-0 W at Kutztown 35-6 W at Mansfield 37-0 W vs. Cheyney (Coatesville) 17-7 W Central Conn. 24-11 W at Kutztown 45-0 W Kutztown (PD) 24-0 W West Chester 7-28 L at Millersville 41-21 W Mansfield 39-8 W at Delaware State 47-7 W Millersville 28-24 W Cheyney (HC) 28-15 W at Shippensburg 47-7 W at Mansfield 32-13 W Mansfield 38-3 W Bloomsburg (PD) 70-14 W at Cortland 10-7 W at California 28-28 T at Bloomsburg 28-0 W at Millersville 41-9 W at Cheyney 54-0 W at West Chester 17-9 W at Bloomsburg 36-0 W (PSAC Championship) Edinboro 24-20 W (PSAC Championship) Bloomsburg 34-7 W Cortland 24-0 W 1969 (5-3) at Lehigh 7-25 L Montclair 12-21 L 1962 (8-1 • East Champs) 1976 (9-0-1 • PSAC co-champs) at Edinboro 24-22 W West Chester 21-36 L at Montclair 14-0 W Montclair 29-20 W (PSAC Championship) at West Chester 7-6 W at Kutztown 23-17 W at West Chester 27-13 W Kutztown 52-7 W at Cheyney 55-13 W Kutztown 27-13 W Cheyney 68-6 W Mansfield 9-36 L Cheyney 41-6 W at Mansfield 12-6 W Millersville 42-14 W at Mansfield 54-8 W at Millersville 19-6 W Delaware State 35-12 W at Millersville 20-13 W at Cortland 20-0 W at Bloomsburg 38-23 W Cortland 28-14 W Bloomsburg 19-12 W Bloomsburg 21-6 W at Slippery Rock 6-13 L Morgan State 23-0 W (PSAC Championship) at Shippensburg 14-14 T (PSAC Championship)

ESU Football Media Guide 47 ALL-TIME SCHEDULE 1983 (7-4 • East Champs) 1990 (6-4) 1997 (4-6) 2004 (10-2) at Lafayette 14-20 L Southern Conn. 38-10 W New Haven 0-38 L at Lenoir-Rhyne 26-21 W Montclair 32-14 W at Montclair St. 6-23 L at Elon 34-41 L at Edinboro 20-7 W at Central Conn. 38-0 W Cheyney 46-14 W Slippery Rock (FD) 25-40 L C.W. Post 28-13 W at Kutztown 31-7 W at Mansfield 27-56 L at Kutztown 45-20 W Millersville 54-17 W at Cheyney 27-19 W Millersville (PD) 14-22 L West Chester (HC) 31-32 L at Bloomsburg 30-24 W Mansfield (PD) 50-8 W at Bloomsburg 23-21 W at Indiana 33-31 W Clarion (FD) 38-24 W Millersville 34-12 W Kutztown (HC) 38-16 W at Cheyney 39-16 W at Kutztown 44-25 W West Chester (HC) 14-17 L at West Chester 17-41 L Mansfield 23-21 W West Chester (HC) 37-38 (OT) L at Bloomsburg 13-7 W Shippensburg 26-14 W at Millersville 13-47 L Cheyney 55-0 W at Lehigh 3-17 L at Buffalo 49-16 W at Bloomsburg 17-42 L at Mansfield 41-7 W vs. Clarion (Hershey) 14-27 L 1991 (8-3-1 • East Champs) 1998 (2-8) NCAA Division II Playoffs (PSAC Championship) at Lenoir-Rhyne 34-17 W Shepherd 6-36 L Edinboro 36-32 W 1984 (5-5) at Southern Conn. 43-41 W at New Hampshire 10-70 L West Chester 38-48 L Southern Conn. 15-10 W Indiana 0-34 L Slippery Rock (FD) 9-44 L 2005 (11-3) at Montclair 10-7 W at Cheyney 28-0 W West Chester (HC) 35-57 L at Bentley 72-17 W at Bloomsburg 13-23 L Mansfield (PD) 26-10 W at Shippensburg 13-35 L Edinboro 23-21 W Kutztown (PD) 31-16 W at Millersville 17-17 T at Cheyney 36-26 W at C.W. Post 66-49 W at West Chester 27-44 L vs. Bloomsburg (Moosic) 20-10 W Kutztown 6-31 L at Millersville 17-13 W Edinboro (HC) 20-40 L at Kutztown 21-20 W at Bloomsburg 39-50 L Bloomsburg (FD) 24-31 (OT) L Cheyney 16-7 W West Chester (HC) 28-21 W at Millersville 35-38 L at Clarion 56-0 W at Mansfield 41-17 W at Shippensburg 24-31 L Mansfield 51-24 W Kutztown (HC) 42-14 W Millersville 22-28 L Buffalo 45-25 W 1999 (4-7) at West Chester 17-18 L at Lafayette 38-44 L NCAA Division II Playoffs at Lock Haven 28-24 W at Cheyney 40-3 W 1985 (2-8) Shippensburg 33-34 (OT) L at Shepherd 27-33 (2OT) L Mansfield 57-20 W at North Dakota 7-38 L 1992 (8-2) Glenville State 38-34 W NCAA Division II Playoffs at Southern Conn. 19-23 L Southern Conn. 21-16 W at Slippery Rock 10-47 L Southern Conn. 55-33 W Montclair 17-20 L at Indiana 12-31 L at West Chester 3-49 L at Bloomsburg 52-39 W Bloomsburg 16-21 L vs. Bloomsburg (Moosic) 42-17 W Shippensburg (FD) 0-37 L C.W. Post 55-28 W at Kutztown 3-18 L California 40-13 W Cheyney (HC) 55-22 W at Grand Valley St. 20-55 L West Chester (PD) 16-18 L Cheyney (FD) 48-6 W at Kutztown 10-24 L 2006 (7-4) at Edinboro 14-30 L at Mansfield 20-6 W Bloomsburg 21-27 L Bentley 7-9 L at Cheyney 10-0 W Millersville (HC) 20-13 W Millersville 29-54 L Lock Haven 45-14 W Mansfield (HC) 63-20 W at American Inter’l 28-27 W at Mansfield 41-20 W at IUP 20-35 L at Millersville 13-32 L Kutztown 27-21 W 2000 (6-5) California (FD) 41-34 W 1986 (1-9) at West Chester 0-3 L at Clarion 37-33 W at Mansfield 61-7 W New Haven 26-47 L 1993 (7-2-1) at West Chester 12-6 W at Millersville 30-19 W at Montclair 10-17 L at Kutztown 45-14 W at Glenville State 10-0 W at Edinboro 12-0 W Millersville 3-20 L Springfield 25-14 W Shepherd 35-28 (OT) W Cheyney (HC) 48-7 W at Bloomsburg 3-20 L at Southern Conn. 14-14 T Millersville 26-33 (OT) L West Chester 28-49 L Kutztown (PD) 0-28 L at California 9-6 W Kutztown (FD) 16-17 L at Bloomsburg 37-45 L at West Chester 0-20 L at Cheyney 47-12 W at Bloomsburg 0-28 L Kutztown 56-16 W Clarion (HC) 34-37 L Mansfield (FD) 45-21 W Shippensburg (HC) 14-17 (OT) L 2007 (3-6) Cheyney 19-14 W at Millersville 7-20 L at Cheyney 35-14 W at California 3-26 L at Mansfield 12-28 L Bloomsburg (HC) 31-6 W Mansfield 34-20 W at Lock Haven 58-13 W at Southern Conn. 0-17 L American Inter’l 42-3 W at Edinboro 9-20 L IUP 23-38 L 1987 (4-6) West Chester 33-35 L 2001 (7-3) Millersville (FD) 24-36 L at New Haven 16-13 W 1994 (5-5) Clarion (ESYA Classic) 33-27 W Slippery Rock (HC) 24-31 L Montclair 2-13 L at Lafayette 31-14 W West Chester 28-9 W at Cheyney 42-6 W at Millersville 27-31 L at Springfield 40-10 W Glenville State Cancelled at West Chester 15-30 L Bloomsburg 3-16 L Southern Conn. 44-17 W at Shepherd 26-33 L Bloomsburg 26-35 L at Kutztown 7-14 L at West Chester 30-37 L at Millersville 42-10 W at Kutztown 24-23 W West Chester (PD) 7-28 L Slippery Rock (FD) 23-32 L at Kutztown 19-10 W 2008 (9-2) at Clarion 3-25 L Cheyney (HC) 26-6 W Bloomsburg (FD) 7-34 L Virginia Union 14-11 W at Cheyney 12-6 W at Mansfield 28-6 W at Shippensburg 14-19 L Gannon 23-10 W Mansfield (HC) 31-21 W Millersville 9-21 L Cheyney (HC) 52-8 W at Clarion 49-28 W Southern Conn. 31-13 W at Bloomsburg 24-35 L at Mansfield 35-7 W Shippensburg (FD) 44-41 (OT) W 1988 (4-6) Kutztown 7-24 L Edinboro 31-30 W Cheyney 52-12 W Southern Conn. 19-9 W 1995 (4-6) 2002 (8-2 • East Champs) West Chester (HC) 24-34 L at Montclair St. 12-14 L American Inter’l 49-19 W Mansfield 31-14 W at Bloomsburg 23-42 L at Mansfield 14-0 W at Eastern Kentucky 0-26 L at Glenville State 28-31 L Kutztown 27-3 W Millersville 13-24 L at Southern Conn. 10-19 L Shepherd 35-23 W at C.W. Post 48-42 W at Bloomsburg 7-18 L West Chester (FD) 34-26 W Edinboro 30-24 W at Millersville 45-18 W Kutztown (PD) 27-10 W at Slippery Rock 12-23 L at Bloomsburg 16-13 W at Slippery Rock 38-21 W at West Chester 3-20 L at Cheyney 40-13 W Cheyney (FD) 48-7 W 2009 (8-4) Lock Haven (HC) 6-7 L Mansfield (HC) 36-13 W at West Chester 14-17 L at Virginia Union 19-6 W Cheyney 3-0 W at Millersville 14-19 L Millersville (HC) 37-26 W at Gannon 38-21 W at Central Conn. 21-24 L Bloomsburg 27-34 L at Shippensburg 23-21 W Clarion 45-31 W 1989 (6-4) Kutztown 7-28 L Kutztown 34-7 W at Shippensburg 14-38 L at Southern Conn. 24-0 W 1996 (6-4) 2003 (8-3 • East Champs) at Cheyney 37-0 W Montclair St. 19-20 L at New Haven 56-59 L Lenoir-Rhyne 58-0 W at West Chester 21-20 W Mansfield 50-7 W Southern Conn. 54-28 W at Clarion 31-21 W Bloomsburg 13-27 L at Millersville 19-7 W at Slippery Rock 10-24 L at Shepherd 35-7 W at Kutztown 27-20 (OT) W Bloomsburg (PD) 14-17 L Kutztown (FD) 27-20 (OT) W at Edinboro 20-31 L C.W. Post 24-42 L at Kutztown 34-14 W at West Chester 40-33 W Bloomsburg (FD) 37-40 L Millersville 44-3 W West Chester (HC) 19-21 L Indiana (HC) 23-12 W at Cheyney 69-20 W Slippery Rock 54-28 W at Lock Haven 7-17 L Cheyney 78-32 W Mansfield (HC) 40-7 W NCAA Division II Playoffs at Cheyney 17-0 W at Mansfield 51-12 W West Chester 28-27 W Edinboro 16-31 L Central Conn. 22-19 W Millersville 16-49 L at Millersville 28-24 W at Bloomsburg 42-58 L Shippensburg 14-40 L at Kutztown 34-33 W 48 ESU Football Media Guide ALL-TIME LETTERMEN Warriors All-Time Lettermen (1926-2009) A-A-A Mark Blecher 2007 Jay Callaghan 1990-92 D-D-D Edward Adams 1956-58 Richard Blose 1954-55 Tom Callagy 1984 LeRyan Dallas 2004-07 Keith Adams 1997 Robert Boden 1992-94 Bill Camp 1981-84 Paul Dalling 1931 Joseph Ahouse 1969 Todd Boggess 1991-93 Bill Campbell 1979-82 Charles Dattola 1932-33 Paul Albert 1948 Linus Bolden 1987-90 Leonard Cannatelli 1972-73 Matt Daube 2009 Shepard Alston 1999-00 Matt Bolli 1996 James Cantafio 1974-75 Robert Davidson 1928 Hugh Altemore 1934-35 Donald Boltz 1948-50 Emil Carazo 1945 Andre Davis 2006 John Andrews 1953-56 Michael Bond 1983 Gregory Cardone 1969-71 Brian Davis 1993-95 David Appler 1963 Eugene Bonelli 1950 Anthony Carfagno 2002-05 Gomer Davis 1945 Henry Arneberg 1933-34 Joseph Bongiovanni 1970-72 Shawnte Carroll 2008-09 Johnny Lee Davis 1988-91 Greg Altmajer 1995, 97 Sam Bonner 1990-92 Wayne Carroll 1976 Richard Davis 1956 Ralph Amiano 1977 Art Boorujy 1976-78 Jasper Carswell 1992 Thomas Davis 1945 Anthony Angeli 1981-82 Ed Borneman 1995 Louis Carmella 1936-39 Warren Davis 1953-56 Fred Apicelli 1986 Tony Borriello 1979 James Carpenter 1941 David Dean 2000-03 John Apicello 1989-90 Michael Boushell 1964-66 John Carr 1935-37 Mike DeAngelis 2004-05 Brian Applegate 1979 Randy Bove 1988-91 Wayne Carroll 1976 Steve DeAngelis 2004-05 Nicholas Artinger 2006-09 Greg Bowman 1996-99 Anthony Casciano 1976 Adam DeAngelo 2000 David Asman 1981 Shaun Bowman 2001 Jeff Case 2007-09 Dennis Deardorff 1965-66 Michael Augustin 1982, 85-86 Terry Bowman 1973-75 Tony Casiano 1976, 79 Derrick Deburow 1989-92 Roger Austin 1982-83 Robert Boyd 1974-75 John Cassebaum 1960-61 Nick DeCecco 2001 Tim Avery 1992 Toby Boyd 1982 Robert Cassidy 1964-65 Phil DeCecco 2000-03 B-B-B John Bozena 1989-92 Andre Castiglioni 1999-01 Eric Deery 2009 Pete Baddick 1984 Kenneth Bozzelli 1957-58 David Castillo 2007-09 Jesse DeEsch 1956-58 Joe Bahling 1996-99 Guy Braccia 1980 Tony Casucci 1976-78 Kevin Deibler 1999 Joseph Bahnatka 1961-63 Gerald Brace 1965-66 John Catalano 1990-93 Dominic DeFranco 1953-56 David Bahrt 1972 Jim Brady 1996-97 Taylor Cave 2008-09 Mario DeFazio 1932 Kenneth Baker 1968 Pat Brady 1985, 87-89 Wayne Cecchetti 1977-78 Nick DeFazio 2004-05 Tom Baldo 1985-86 Robert Brady 1969 Mark Cefalo 1993-94 Matt Delancy 1993-96 Fred Balina 1976-78 Chadd Braine 1994-97 Rudy Cerami 2008-09 Colin Delaney 2002-04 Zac Baltz 2003-04 Kevin Brass 1985-87 Mark Cesare 1972 Joe DeLuise 2005-06 Jack Bambary 1988 Ken Bratchie 1977-79 Gary Childs 1968-69 Ralph Demech 1959 Paul Bandholz 1989-92 Dan Bratton 1998-01 John Childs 1965-66 Elroy Denegal 1987 Bryan Bankus 1973-75 Phillip Braun 1948-50 Roger Christman 1973-75 David Dennis 1957 John Banschoof 1928 George Brave 1948-49 Scott Christy 2006-07 Howard Deppe 1955 Andy Baranek 1982-84 Samuel Bray 1972 Ray Cianni 1977-79 Robert Derby 1949 Maurice Barber 1959-61 Charles Brayford 1956-57 Dennis Cinquegrani 1969 Thomas Deremer 1972-74 Richard Barbolish 1973 Russell Brebec 1932 James Clauser 1941-42 Bruce Derr 1964-66 David ‘Toby’ Barkman 1960-63 Henry Breckenridge 2001-04 Doug Cleary 1998 Ed Dettore 1990 Paul Barndt 1948-49 Peter Brescia 1955 Tom Cleary 1976 Justin Dettore 1986-87, 89-90 Robert Barndt 1973 George Brittain 1967-69 Chris Cleland 1994 Ed Detwiler 1989, 91-92 Dustin Barno 1999-02 Robert Brode 1951-52 Mark Clements 1980, 82 Jeff Detzi 1975-78 Robert Barr 1964 Greg Brobst 1997-98, 00 Jon Clouse 2007 John Detzi 1976-78 Joseph Barrett 1941 Jeff Brosky 1980-83 Gerald Clymer 1968-69 Joe Detzi 1975-78 William Barrett 1957 Arthur Brown 1928 Alfred Colacichi 1956 Sean Deveney 1978-80 Robert Barron 1969-71 Bill Brown 1978-81 Horace Cole 1959-62 John DeVivo 1931 Chris Bath 2000-01 Eric Brown 1997-98 Tracy Coleman 1982-85 Douglas Deysher 1967-68 Scott Baublitz 1980-83 Jeremy Brown 1999-01 Phil Collins 1976-78 Mike Dimitriou 2009 Drew Baumgardner 2002 Kevon Brown 2009 George Colonius 1953 Robert Dinan 1967-69 Dave Bechtel 1992 Lance Brown 1987 Rocco Colucci 1997-98 Richard Dinger 1951-52 Edward Becker 1960-61 Matt Brown 2006-07, 09 Chuck Cornish 1985-88 Russell Dinger 1947 Meade Beebe 2001-02 Sterling Brown 1958-60 Bret Comp 1989-92 Kenny Dinino 1977 Frederick Begendorf 1974-75 Thomas Brown 1981 Mike Condello 1999 Charlie Diskin 1983-85 Nick Beisker 2000-02 Warren Brown 1978-79 Gayle Confer 1963-65 Howard Disque 1927 William Belfanti 1970 Lester Brubaker 1951-52, 55-56 Matt Connell 2001-02 Guido Ditorrice 1955-56 Jan Beliveau 1961-63 Mark Brubaker 2002-05 Frank Conroy 1958 Anthony Dobra 1939-40 Anthony Bell 1942 Richard Brubaker 1949-50 Kevin Conroy 1985-87 Thomas Dolan 1930 Frank Bell 1977-80 Matt Brunetti 2006 Charles Cooper 1933-34 Albert Domenlico 1928 Willie Bell 2007-09 Jack Brunner 1980-81 Marty Cooper 1987-88 Tom Donan 1978-79 Steve Bellosi 1999 John Brunner 1957-59 Robert Cormack 1971-73 Anthony Donato 1975 Mike Bemis 1999-00 Joel Buch 1991-93 Donald Cornman 1954 Robert Donlan 1983 Louis Beneck 1935 Mike Buck 1977 Charles Corrado 1967-69 James Douglas 1948-52 George Benedick 1964 Chris Buckley 1985 Matt Cottengim 2001-04 Robert Dourand 1964-65 Scott Benoit 1980-83 Wilford Buddle 1949 Bob Coursen 1981-84 Daniel Drigan 1940-41 Mike Benzak 1995-98 Bill Buis 2008 Alfred Covino 1933 John Drigan 1948-49 Bill Bergen 1975-78 Curtis Bunch 1987, 89-91 Kenneth Cox 1952-54 Edward Driner 1948 Mike Bergey 2008-09 Will Burch 1998 Lawrence Cox 1959 Nicholas Drosnack 1966 Bruce Berke 1993-96 Leonard Burkhart 1973 Donato Coyer 1971-73 Thomas Drummond 1932 Cody Berry 2008-09 Darian Burkholder 1997 Mike Coyle 1987-90 Luke Dubiel 1983 Edward Berry 1962 Bob Burns 1976-77 Bob Crawford 1981 Dan Duck 1982-83, 85-86 Mike Berry 1999-01 Neil Burti 1994 Daniel Creasy 1997-99 Pat Dukes 1987 Rich Best 1979 Joe Burton 1999-02 Dan Crespo 1989 William Dukett 1967-69 Darren Bethke 1988 Robert Burns 1974-76 Matt Crispell 2003-05 Ronald Dukinas 1972-73 Richard Bevilaqua 1937, 39 Rich Butcofski 1999-00 Brian Cromer 1995-97 Carmine Duncan 1989, 91 Charles Bierlien 1966, 68-69 Steven Butler 1973 Michael Crosby 1975 Chris Dunn 1987 Bern Bieski 1985 George Butz 1931 Russell Crosby 1926 Bill Dunningan 1983-84 David Biever 2005-06, 08 Lawrence Buzzard 1959 Lawrence Crosswhite 1957-59 Arthur Durham 1967 Bryan Billger 2008-09 Bob Bydlon 1975-78 Dan Crozier 2002-05 Jim Dutsar 1980-82 David Bingham 1976-78 Russ Bykovets 1975-76 Edward Csencsits 1966-68 Dave Dykie 1995 Irving Birnbaum 1933-34 William Byrne 1959-60 Ben Culver 2004-05 E-E-E Edward Bishop 1951-52 C-C-C Stephen Curley 1972-73 John Eagan 1949-50 Tim Bishop 1982-85 Fiore Caesar 1926 Jason Cuozzo 1993 Ross Edwards 1972 Christopher Bisig 1970-71 Dan Caffrey 2008-09 John Custer 1937 Harold Egli 1949-50 Walter Bjorn 1955-56 Philip Calamia 1981-84 Ryan Ehrie 2008 Richard Blaine 1936 Horace Call 1930 John Eiler 1932-33 Richard Bleam 1955-58 Carl Callahan 1945 Troy Elder 1987-89 ESU Football Media Guide 49 ALL-TIME LETTERMEN James Emery 1972-73 Rich Gierula 1985-87 James Hervat 1942 Thomas Jordan 1967 Joseph Emma 1981, 83 Matt Gifford 1992-94 Bob Heumann 1987-89 Lewis Judy 1953-55 Mike Engler 2003-05 Jeff Giglio 2007-09 Bryan Heverin 1983-85, 87 K-K-K James Eoli 1942 Jim Gildea 1981, 84 Joseph Heverin 1960-62 Stanley Kabacinski 1970 Robert Evans 1968-69 Ralph Gish 1968-69 Roy Heydt 1934 Matt Kacenda 1999 William Eynon 1967 William Glazerman 1967 William Hibbs 1953 Joseph Kadel 1933 F-F-F John Glenn 2003-05 Aaron Higgins 1984 George Kalchak 1966 Bob Faasse 1979-80 Anthony Glover 2005-07 Gary Higgins 1977 Mark Kalo 2007-09 Matthew Faas 2006-09 Mike Glover 2000-03 Scott Higgins 1990 Rich Kane 2000 Robert Fabel 1952-53 Richard Gloyd 1953-55 Matt Hillegas 1991, 93-94 Michael Karnish 1965-66 Melvin Fager 1960, 62-63 Mike Gnall 2006-09 Wallace Hills 1973-75 Burton Karstetter 1983 Bryan Falcone 2000-02 John Goepfert 1942, 44 John Himelrick 1981 John Kashatus 1978-81 John Falcone 1991-92 Chester Gonsky 1936-38 Joseph Hlatky 1968-69 George Kasielsky 1931 Michael Falcone 1973 Jonathan Gonzalez 2007 Jake Hlavac 1990-93 Michael Kasko 1972-74 Philip Falcone 1963-64 Pat Good 1999-02 Wayne Hobbs 1972-74 George Katchak 1964-65 Errol Faunce 1957-59 Dennis Gorman 1976-77 Bryan Hoch 1999-02 Keith Kaufman 1978-80 Nicholas Fedorka 1940-42 Glenn Gottshalk 1969-71 Warren Hoeffner 1952-54 Lee Kaufman 1989 Dave Fedorka 2004-05 Franklin Goulburn 1970 James Hoffert 1959 Thomas Kearney 1972-74 Scott Feldman 1979-80 Mike Gowen 2004-07 Francis Hoffman 1928-30 Henry Kearns 1967-69 Kenneth Fellin 1936 Michael Grabill 1970 Mark Hoffner 1971-72 Thomas Kearns 1939-40 Ron Fenaroli 1981 Mike Graf 1996 Alfred Hofmann 1955-56 Jeff Keeler 1984, 86-87 Tom Ferguson 1988-90 Jeff Graham 1986-87 Steven Hohenstein 1965, 68-69 Joe Keenan 1984-87 Arthur Ferrentino 1935 J.D. Granger 1996-99 Francis Holahan 1948 Ricky Keenen 2006 Rick Fetherolf 1978-80 Augie Grant 1967-69 Robert Holdenbaum 1966-67 Charles Keinath 1969-70 Harold Fetterman 1947 Sam Granteed 1980-81 Ernest Holdredoe 1942 Gary Keller 1955-56 Robert Fiato 1967 Willard Grantz 1938-41 Jesse Holencik 1996 Matthew Keller 2007-08 Alex Figueroa 2008-09 Thomas Grater 1949-51 John Holenda 1977-79 William Keller 1936-37 Jason Filopovsky 1989 Joe Graves 1996 Brian Holkovic 1999, 01 Ed Kelley 1976 John Finelli 1978-79 Tim Green 1993-95 Antonio Hollman 1985 Dave Kelliher 1983-85 Robert Finley 1975 Richard Greene 1970 Robert Holloran 1966 Frank Kelly 1974 Dan Finnegan 2008-09 John Gregory 1951-52 Ron Holloway 1987 Joseph Kelly 1968-70 John Fisher 1946 Raymond Gregorek 1963 Joseph Holly 1948 William Kelly 1948 Chad Fisher 2003 John Grimm 1932 Robert Hontz 1936-37, 39 Barry Kennedy 1977-80 Robert Fisher 1951-52 Ernest Gromlich 1957-59 Bryan Hooks 2000 Franklin Kennedy 1953 Bill Fitzgerald 1980 Ron Grona 1981-82 William Horvath 1967-69 Joseph Kennedy 1931-33 Pat Flaherty 1975-77 Paul Grube 1971-73 Adam Hostetter 1998-01 Patrick Kennedy 1982 Steve Flanagan 1979-80 Mike Guarnieri 1989 Dan Houser 1988-89 Thomas Kenny 1926 Rob Flores 1995, 98 Ed Guers 1975-77 James Howland 1968-70 Paul Kent 1979-80 Tom Flynn 1986-87 Atilla Gyorky 1966 William Hoy 1964 Jim Kerins 1986-87 Douglas Folger 1998-99 H-H-H Rich Hromoko 2001 Ira Kerr 1950 Shawn Foltz 1998-99 Mark Haasz 1980 Kenneth Huber 1956-58 Gerald Keyser 1957-58 Bill Fonzone 1994-96 Mike Habel 2004-07 Matt Huber 2002 Jason Killian 1993-96 Donald Ford 1974-75 Harold Hagen 1946-47 John Hughes 1970 Stan Kimball 1985 Scott Ford 1981-82 Dave Hahn 1991-94 Chris Hull 1984-87 Dave Kimble 1987-88 Stewart Ford 1997-99 Anthony Hall 1982-83 Sam Hull 2009 Joe Kircher 2005-07 Jim Forger 1974-77 Drake Hall 1981-84 George Hummel 1966 Tom Kisch 1987-88 Nick Forsette 1961 Jon Hall 1964 William Hunst 1966 Ed Kiser 2008-09 Jeffrey Forsythe 1963-65 Ken Haller 1986-87 Des Hussey 1988-91 John Kist 1938-40 William Forte 1966-68 Jordan Hallman 2009 Ramon Hutchinson 1972-73 Thomas Kizis 1967-69 Rod Fraiser 1992 Pat Halm 2003 Ray Hutton 2004-05 Carl Klatch 1963-64 Jayson Frank 2006-07 Warren Hamburg 1941 Steve Hynes 1991-94 Mike Kleinfelter 1996-98 Robert Frank 1945 John Hamilton 1976-77 I-I-I Phil Klemick 1980, 82 James Franklin 1992-94 Ken Hampe 1996-97 Anthony Iavarone 1996-97 Roy Kleshefsky 1978 John Franklin 1935-37 Ned Hampford 1972-73 Henry Ibanez 1979 Lawrence Klick 1952 John Frassinelli 1946 Ron Hannis 1990-91, 93 Dave Iobst 2007 Carson Klinetop 1942 Gunner Frauenperis 1981 Norman Hansen 1938, 40 Harold Irvin 1969 Jason Klush 1996-99 Matt Freed 2007-09 Erik Hansson 1993-94 Robert Izer 1938-41 Paul Knapp 1973 Paul Frey 1950-51 Clifford Hard 1972-74 J-J-J Greg Knauss 2007-08 Norman Friend 1950-51 Phil Hard 2004 Greg Jackson 1998-99 Jeff Kocsis 2004-05 Robert Friery 1930 John Harkel 1951-52 Mark Jackson 1988-89, 91-92 Paul Kokolus 1951-52 Scott Fuhrman 1979-81 John Harmison 1949 Morris Jackson 2004-05 Justin Kondikoff 2001-02 Willard Funk 1939-40 Albert Harrington 1927-28 Steven Jackson 1969-71 Joseph Konzakowski 1946-47 Don Fureman 1991-92 Rob Harris 1997 Greg Jacob 1985 Frank Koons 1934-35 Joe Fusco 2008 Steve Harris 2001 Ken Jacobs 1984-87 Ken Kopetchny 1986-87, 89-90 G-G-G Larry Harrison 1998-01 Wayne Jaggers 1971-72 John Kotarsky 1998-01 Kelly Gabriel 1986-89 Tom Hart 1977-78 James Jampo 1981 Dan Koval 1980-83 James Gabriel 1935 Rob Hartenfels 2007-08 Joseph Janovic 2009 Peter Koval 1941-42 Keith Galinsky 2007-09 Rod Harter 1973-75 Dan Jarrah 1990 Thomas Kozlosky 1973-74 George Gallagher 1958 James Hartman 1981 Edward Javitt 1973 Joseph Krajsa 1938 Dan Gale 2001-03 Steve Haurey 1980 Shelton Jefferies 1991-92 Michael Kramer 1993-96 Frank Gargiulo 1984 John Havel 1940 John Jeffries 2000-03 Bill Krebs 1998-99 Floyd Garis 1950, 55 Edward Hawrylo 1966-68 Neil Jesiolowski 1988 Marlin Kreider 1975-76 Eric Garland 1979 Robert Hayden 1982 Dennis Johnson 1996 Edward Kriner 1949-50 Gary Garver 1986-88 Raymond Hedenberg 1963-64 Jeff Johnson 1975-78 Zach Krise 2007-09 Greg Garzio 1990-93 John Heenan 1964 Jerry Johnson 1962-63 Chester Krisiewicz 1934-35 Chris Gatzinger 1983 Paul Hefferan 1942 Joseph Johnson 1937 Nick Krut 2006-08 Joe Gaynor 1978-81 Gene Heiland 1980 Raymond Johnson 1969-71 Frank Krystyniak 1955-56 Dan Gechter 1979-80 Andrew Helton 1983 Russell Johnson 2008 Matt Krzysik 1981 Ian Geffers 1995-97 Larry Helwig 1988-89 Thomas Johnson 1930-32 Donald Kucerik 1972 Martin Gehlhaus 1970 Lawrence Helwig 1962-65 Bill Jones 1976-78 Steven Kun 1964-65 Robert Gelatko 1963 Mark Henderson 2009 Brian Jones 2006-07 Henry Kunkel 1970-72 Ray Gentilella 1985-87 Kenneth Hendricks 1959-60 Brent Jones 2008-09 William Kupzewski 1930 Chris Gerhard 1983-86 Mike Hendrzak 1999 Charles Jones 1926-27 L-L-L Charles German 1956-58 Kevin Hennelly 1983-84 Peter Jones 1998 Jamie LaBelle 1980 James Gettle 1973 Bill Hensel 1988-89 Richard Jones 1947-49 Robert Lakey 1962 Matt Giarretta 1990-93 Guy Hepworth 1981 Rick Jones 1974-77 Ted Lambert 1989 John Gibbons 1926-27 Carlos Hernandez 2003 William Jones 1951-52 Thomas Lang 1969 John Gibbons 1957-58 Frederick Hershey 1931-32 William Jones 1976 Albert Lapchak 1945 50 ESU Football Media Guide ALL-TIME LETTERMEN Carl-Eric Larson 1975-76 Matt Mazurkiwecz 1993-94 N-N-N Tim Pollock 1995-98 Gary Laucks 1975-77 Jim McAllister 1985-86 Zigmund Najaka 1927-28 Andy Polony 1977-79 Nate Lawerence 1995-96 Mike McClelland 1992-93, 95 Jim Nagle 1993-96 Nevin Posey 1966-68 Trevor Lawrence 1966 Robert McCuttough 1945 Kevin Nagle 1997-00 Bernie Povanda 1979-80 Charles Leader 1930-31 Dennis McDonald 1971 John Nash 1930-31 Harold Powlus 1958-61 Ramon Leak 1990-93 Zach McDowell 2005 Bill Nast 1980 Steve Pradon 1995-98 James Lee 1939 John McElhenny 1973 Joe Natale 1989 Edward Praisner 1938 Peter Lee 1965-67 Matt McFarland 1997 Harold Nathanson 1930-32 Evan Prall 2003-06 James Leedy 1938 Wayne McGee 1989 Noel Nation 2002-05 Kevin Price 1988-89, 91-92 Eric Lehman 2009 Pat McGovern 1987-88 William Navarre 1971-73 Ray Price 1978 Clyde Leonard 1965 Jon McHale 1962-64 Douglas Neet 1972-73 Richard Pritchard 1948-51 Doug Leonzi 1989, 91-92 Joe McIntyre 1980, 85-86 Roger Neiler 1951-52 John Procopio 1970 Craig Lerch 1983 Joe McLaughlin 1985, 87-88 Edward Neumann 1961-63 Don Pry 1987-89 Robert Lester 1969-71 Bruce McLean 1979 Gary Neupert 1970-71 Jon Pry 2000 Scott LeVan 1976-78 Andy McLoughlin 1993-96 Marc Newell 1995-96 Craig Purcell 1975 Andrew Levendis 1950-51 Joseph McMonagle 1973 Ron Nicholas 1976 Chris Purvis 1978-79 Barney Levengood 1973-75 Michael McNamara 1939-41 Richard Nicolais 1973-75 Q-Q-Q Dan Lewis 1988 Todd McNamee 1985-88 Ahmad Norman 2002-03 Brant Quick 2007 Richard Lewis 1938, 40 Douglas McNamee 1964-66 Richard Northrup 1950-51 John Quinn 1980-82 Steve Lewis 1991 Joseph McNulty 1968-69 John Novak 1972-73 R-R-R William Lewis 1959-62 Dennis McWhite 1992-95 David Nunez 2008-09 William Race 1959-61 Carmen Liberatore 1939-41 Jamie Meier 1977-80 Bucky Nye 1993 Gregory Radka 1966-67 Wes Lindsay 2005-06 Tom Meier 1978-81 O-O-O Peter Radocha 1974-76 Bernard Livingston 1961 James Meixsell 1972 Ed O’Dowd 1987 Ray Rakitis 1974-75, 77 Lynn Lking 1934 Joseph Mendelis 1926-28 John O’Gara 1970-71 Richard Rakitis 1975, 77 Carl Llewellyn 1979 Joe Menton 1991-92, 94-95 Bryan Ogden 2009 Vincent Ramik 1926 Carl Loftus 1926 Richard Merkle 1954, 56-57 Doug Ogden 2005-08 Ray Ramirez 2007 Walter Loftus 1936 Richard Merring 1953-56 Joe Ogeka 1980-82 Joaquin Ramos 1970-71 Ryan Lomanaco 1993, 95 John Mesko 1984-86 John O’Hanlon 1979 Louis Randon 1939-40 Edward Long 1969-71 Luther Metcalf 1932-33 Edward Oliver 1952 Alfred Ranger 1942, 47 Ryan Long 2005 Robert Metzgar 1973 A.J. Oliveri 1999-02 Donald Ranger 1941 Dave Lotier 2004-07 Thomas Meuser 2003-05 John Olson 1953 James Ranger 1950 Vic Lotti 1986 Dan Michalski 1994-97 William O’Malley 1983 Matt Rapa 2001-04 Nicholas Loukides 1950 Joseph Miegoe 1938 James Oplinger 1954-57 James Rappo 1976 Derek Lucas 2003-05 John Mignon 1982 Tom Organtini 1986 Mike Rappo 1976-79 Bill Luette 1990 Brian Miller 2001-02 Greg Orr 1995 Craig Rauenzahn 1971-72 Edward Lugg 1960-61 Fred Miller 1983-85 Jeff Ortelli 2001 Louis Rauly 1935 Terrence Lundy 1974 Jim Miller 1983-85 Robert Ott 1966-68 Glen Ray 1964-65 Joseph Lunger 1973 Jim Miller 1988-90 P-P-P James Rayne 1931 Frank Lupin 1957-58, 60 Ken Miller 1987 David Pacchioni 2005-08 Donald Reese 1932 Richard Luttrell 1951-52 Kurt Miller 1972 Louis Pagano 1936-38 James Reese 1934 Mike Lusch 1993-96 Roy Miller 1964-66 Lou Pagnoni 2003 Robert Reese 1946-47 Mike Lush 1976, 78-80 William Miller 1935 Jeremy Palm 1999-02 Stephen Reese 1972-75 Matthew Lynaugh 1945 Glenn Mingin 1981 Tom Palubinski 1975-77 William Reese 1928 Dennis Lynch 2009 Joseph Mingo 1974 Gary Panovec 1954 Mike Reichenbach 1979-80, 82-83 M-M-M Joseph Minneci 1982 Bill Pappas 1984 Arnold Reichert 1945 Matt MacAvoy 1983-85 Eugene Minor 1947-48 John Parks 1952-53 Mike Reichwein 1982-84 Chris MacIsaac 1998, 00 Frank Miriello 1964-66 Michael Parshley 2006-07 Jesse Reider 2005-08 John Mack 2009 Fred Mitchell 1993-94 Matt Parrello 2003-05 Ronald Reidinger 1973 Kevin Mack 1985 Kyle Mitchell 2003 Ken Parrish 2002-05 Frank Reilly 1987 Sean MacLellan 1986 Lionel Mitchell 2008 Joe Partridge 2005-08 Leo Reimer 1962-65 Mike Macksoud 2004-06 John Mitro 1961-62 Peter Pasko 1941-42 Drew Reinhard 2009 Thomas Magdasy 1963 George Mitsel 1941 Mike Patrick 1999-00 Edward Reinisch 1936 Anthony Magliane 1971-73 Jeffrey Moffett 2006 Frederick Patton 1961-62 Charles Reiss 1982-83 Frank Magolon 1987-89 Ron Monaco 1977 Joe Pawloski 1995-96 Charles Rendish 1947 Robert Mahler 1962 Gary Monger 1966-67 Brandon Peaker 2005 Richard Rerschke 1928 Chris Mahon 1984 Doug Moore 1987-90 Henry Pearson 1951-52 James Revello 1951-54 Craig Mahon 1999, 01-02 Ashley Morgan 1932-34 Jim Pellegrini 2000 Terrence Reymeyer 1966 Dennis Mailhot 1987-90 Dennis Morgan 1966, 68 Nate Pendry 2000 Robert Rhiel 1951-52 Dave Majury 1984-85 Earl Morgan 1999 Mickey Pergine 1986 Mike Rhine 1996-99 Robert Malec 1982 Santo Morici 1994 Brooks Perkins 1984-86 Doug Rhoads 1974-77 Robert Malehorn 1966-68 John Morley 1989-91 Michael Perlow 1946-47 Carl Rice 1963-64 Paul Maloney 1926-27 Arthur Morris 1926-27 Craig Perrino 1988 Fred Rice 2004-05, 07-08 Mike Mancuso 1994-97 John Morris 1952-53 Duane Perry 1993 James Richardson 1957, 59-60 Bob Manez 1980-82 Robert Morris 1926 Steven Pesaresi 1983 William Richute 1938, 40 Steve Mangin 1995-97 Charles Morrow 1968 John Petercuskie 1946-49 Bernard Rider 1935 Fortis Manouvelos 1986 Mike Motsko 2003-05 Richard Peter 2008-09 Matt Riegel 1986-87 Michael Manzie 1931 Henry Mowery 1960-61, 63 Jason Peters 1997 William Righter 1952 John Marcante 1978-81 Kenneth Moyer 1949 Charles Peterson 1946-49 Kenneth Riley 1971 Rob Marcantoni 2000-02 Thomas Mullineaux 1967-69 Thomas Petro 1970-71 Robert Rinaldi 1974 John Markle 2004-05 Craig Multer 1980 Dave Petryszyn 1988 Donald Ringler 1932 Eric Markovcy 1998, 00 Stephen Mummaw 1970-71 Eric Petters 2006 Jeff Rink 1999 Nick Marks 2000 Justin Mummert 2002 Howard Pewterbaugh 1951-52 Ed Ripic 1984-85 Frederick Marconi 1934-35 Greg Munch 2001-03 Robert Phelps 1951-52 Ben Riso 1997 Thomas Marseille 1938, 40 Leonard Munowitz 1940 Cummings Piatt 1957-60 Charles Ritinski 1946-49 Brian Marshall 1981 Patrick Murphy 1945 Robert Piatt 1957-58 Astor Ritter 1940 Matt Marshall 2008-09 Dan Murray 1984-87 Mike Piazza 2006-07 Miguel Rivera 2006-08 Andrew Marsteller 2003-06 Edward Murray 1952-53 Paul Piccotti 1950 Seve Rivers 2009 Joseph Martino 1956-59 Gerald Murray 1952 Anthony Pidgeon 1982 Barry Roach 1963-65 Carmen Martucci 1952, 54 Charles Musto 1945 Glenn Pinciotti 1981 Aaron Roberts 2002 Marlin Martz 1952, 57 Andre Myers 1996-99 Joey Pingitore 1982-84 Bernard Rockovich 1946-47 Melvin Masonheimer 1945, 48 Ed Myers 1990-93 Clarence Pipher 1949-50 Rich Rodenberger 1973-76 Phil Masorti 1986-88 Joseph Myers 1952 John Pitzer 1966-68 Elmer Roedel 1930-31 Thomas Matalavage 1945 Troy Myers 1993-95 Scott Platt 1993 Jack Rogers 1976-78 Arthur Mathna 1928 Dan Mykovich 1983-86 James Plowden 2003 Russell Rogers 1958-61 Jason Matters 1998 Damian Poalucci 1994-97 Clarence Rogovicy 1931 Donald Matthews 1948 Thomas Polinski 1971-74 Clemens Rogowicz 1928 Jeff Matthews 1984 Fred Polk 1983-85 Edward Rohman 1933, 35-36 ESU Football Media Guide 51 ALL-TIME LETTERMEN Tim Roken 2007-08 Ronald Shearer 1962 Thomas Sykes 1966-68 Ronald Watson 1974-75 Gibby Romaine 1963-65 Paul Shebby 1932, 34-35 Thaddeus Szela 1947 Phil Wayes 1977-79 Mark Romano 1986 Arthur Shisler 1959-61 Stephen Summerhill 1933-34 Chad Weaver 1997-00 Ken Romberger 1994 Jack Shoemaker 1960, 62 Ryan Swan 2005 Keith Weaver 2007-08 Benjamin Rose 1970 Douglas Shook 1957 Joe Swiderek 1981 Jon Weber 2009 Richard Rose 1973 Jack Shrawder 1974, 76-78 Bobby Swift 1990-91, 93 Alex Weeks 1930 Daniel Roshon 1941 Jeff Shrive 2005-08 T-T-T Joe Weidel 1985 Daniel Roskos 1946 Joseph Shubert 1937-39 Joseph Taylor 1950-52 George Weiksner 1934 Hyman Rosnick 1934 Sam Shuman 2006-09 J.T. Taylor 2002 Robert Weiler 1946 Phil Ross 2003-04 Robert Shumskis 1942, 46-47 Scott Taylor 1979-81 Kenneth Weinbel 1949 Dennis Roth 1953-56 Brian Siegfried 1994-97 Tom Taylor 1987-89 Paul Weinzen 1936-37 Dan Rounds 1995-97 Ernie Siegrist 1980-82 Joe Terra 1996-98 Leroy Weiss 1936 Joe Rovnan 1983-85 Charles Sierer 1961-63 Anthony Terruso 1993-94 Samuel Wells 1940 Brian Roy 1995 Francis Sievers 1940-41 Jimmy Terwilliger 2003-06 Rick Werner 1982, 84-85 Robert Ruckdeschel 1963-65 Daniel Silvester 1930-31 Mike Terwilliger 1974-77 John Westlake 1971 Rob Ruckdeschel 1988 Joseph Simms 1958-59 Arnold Thalenfeld 1926-28 Richard Whally 1932, 35 Kevin Ruddy 1981-82 Michael Simpson 1976-77 Eddie Theal 1984 Kevin Whipple 1998 Joe Ruedt 1989-92 John Sircovics 1969, 71 Greg Thoman 2002, 05-06 Bill White 1975-76 Gary Rumberger 1957-59 Richard Siwak 1966-68 Bruce Thomas 1959-62 John Whitehead 1946-49 Albert Rundle 1927-28 Eric Slavinsky 1974 Adam Thomas 2008 John Whitelavich 1968-69 Zechariah Runkle 2009 William Slezosky 1962 Morgan Thomas 2006-09 Frederick Whitmore 1973 Edwin Rushin 1939-42 Mike Smart 1984-86 Paul Thomas 1982 Andy Whittington 1974-76 Bryan Rybicki 1998-99, 01 Darren Smith 1998-99 Cal Thompson 1980-83 Matt Widdoss 1990, 92 S-S-S Eugene Smith 1965 Jason Thompson 2003-04 Michael Wiggins 2003-06 Jim Sacco 1995 Frederick Smith 1965 Michael Thompson 1965-67 Devin Wiley 2000 Blaec Saeger 2000-02 Jim Smith 1978 Robert Thompson 1992-95 Albert Wilgard 1958-60 Albert Sakovich 1950-52 John Smith 1970-73 Joseph Tichy 1953 Gary Willhide 1961-62 Blase Salomone 1984-85 Michael Smith 1969-70 D’Jon Tillman 2009 Melvin Williams 1959 Rocco Salomone 1985 Raymond Smith 1945 Chuck Tinninis 1982-84 Jon Williams 1985-86 Joseph Salvatore 1963-65 Steven Smith 1974-77 Bruce Tinor 2002-03 Kendrick Williams 2009 Eric Sampson 1986-88 Thomas Smith 1952-53 John Tironi 1967-68 Orlando Williams 1994-96 Frank Sando 1936-38 Wilmont Smith 1953-55 Douglas Todd 1969-70 Phillip Williams 1942 Charles Sandora 1972 Frank Snyder 1971-72 Alex Todoroff 1978-80 Wade Williams 2009 Michael Sands 1974 Jim Snyder 1977-80 Vincent Tomasetti 1948-50 Brock Williard 2004-07 Ronald Sandt 1970-71 Walter Snyder 1959-60 Brian Tonkin 1997 Jason Wimmer 2000-02 Zach Sarginger 2008-09 Mike Sobeski 1982-84 Robert Tonkin 1964 Walter Wiser 1954 Ross Sauerzopf 2006 Jim Sodano 1998-01 Zach Toomey 2002-05 Mervin Witmer 1967-69 Jerry Saxon 1971 Donald Soisson 1983 Tyree Townes 2002-05 Brett Witmer 1994-97 Jim Saylor 1989-90 Andrew Soltes 1982 Donald Transue 1950-52 Chad Witmer 1993-94 James Scagliotti 1964-65 Larry Sontag 1980-82 Tony Trifari 1984 Carl Wolfe 1966-68 Anthony Scarcella 1938-39 Jerome Sorenson 1952-53 Matt Triolo 2000-03 Tom Wolfe 1988 Jim Scaringe 1976 Ron Sowers 1986 Phil Tripken 1980 James Wolfe 1964-65 Arthur Schaare 1951-54 Chris Spilman 1980-81 Paul Turner 1965-66 Richard Wolslayer 1958-60 Kenneth Schaeffer 1941 Daniel Staats 1967-68 Darrell Tyburski 1986-88 Douglas Woodin 1965 Jack Schafer 1959 Harold Stackhouse 1928 Chris Tyson 2002-03 Melvin Woodson 1990-93 Kevin Schafer 2007-09 Maurice Stallings 2004-05 Robert Tyson 1953 Martin Wortley 1991-94 Dan Schaller 1976 Michael Stambaugh 1974-76 U-U-U Wrenton Wright II 2009 Richard Schell 1953-54 Pat Stapleton 2000 Glenn Unger 1983-85, 87 Joe Wysokinski 1996-98 Lou Schiavetta 1975-77 Adam Stauffer 1997-00 Paul Urda 1948 Y-Y-Y Scott Schifter 2000-01 William Stauffer 1952 V-V-V Mike Yanders 1984-87 Chuck Schiermeyer 1987 James Steele 1965-67 Andy Van Blarcom 1989 Mike Yanocha 2001-02 William Schlachter 1970-72 John Steele 1988 Steve Van Alstine 2005-08 Ray Yakavonis 1977-79 Donald Schlicher 1959-60 Harold Steever 1951-53 Duane Van Fleet 1978-81 Charles Yaple 1964-65 2003-04 Joe Stellato 1992 Marlon Van Horn 1941 David Yates 1965 Gary Schoenberger 1966-68 Bob Stelma 1992, 94 Shawn Van O’Linda 2005-06 Michael Yeager 1970-71 Edward Schreiber 1936 Drew Stem 2005-08 John Van Zanten 1983-85 William Yeomans 1957 Brian Schultz 1998-99 Willard Stem 1972-75 Rick Vance 1983, 85-86 Barry Yoder 1962 Jon Schultz 1988 Matt Stephens 1994 Joseph Vancho 1968-70 Chris Yoder 1998-99 Robert Schwab 1949 Jim Stephenson 2004 John Varacallo 1972 Robert York 1969-71 Robert Schwartz 1983 Howard Sten 1968-69 Greg Vaughn 2001-03 Jack Yost 1978-79 Bill Scott 1983-85 Ralph Stenlake 1957 Ryan Vermillion 2000-03 Kenneth Young 1948-49 Marc Scotti 1989-92 William Sterling 1930-31 John Vetter 2003-06 Zollie Young 1975 Chris Scruggs 1996-97 Jim Stephenson 2003 Joseph Victor 1950-52 Steve Youtzy 1988 Terry Scullin 1996, 98 J.D. Stern 1997-99 Dominic Villani 1960-63 John Yudt 1971-73 Matt Seagreaves 1994-96 Rick Sterner 1988-89, 91-92 Jim Villani 1978-79 Z-Z-Z Grey Seamans 1972-73, 75 Howard Stitzer 1945 Brian Violante 2001-04 Victor Zaia 1930 Stanley Searfoss 1956 Phil Stokes 1989 Dom Violi 1978-79 Michael Zaccagnino 2006 Ernie Sebastianelli 1988-89 Dennis Stoltenborg 1982-83 James Virgilio 1945 Edward Zalesky 1953 Dennis Segich 1985-88 Donald Storck 1974 Paul Visich 1974 Peter Zalesky 1933 Bill Seidel 1977-79 Ryan Stouffer 1992-93 Pete Vitale 1997-98, 00 Richard Zapolski 1961-64 Richard Seiler 1935 William Stowasser 1971-73 Ron Vitkun 1975-76 Walter Zarnowski 1946-48 Bob Seip 1978 Roger Straub 1989-92 Frank Votterok 1930-31 Frank Zavitkowsky 1931 John Sellen 1974-76 Tim Strenfel 2002-05 Brent Voynar 1992, 94 Chris Zechman 1986 Roland Seller 1936-37 Scott Strong 1985, 87 W-W-W Richard Zimmer 1957-58 Michael Sentelik 1956-58 William Strube 1964 Troy Wade 1989 Jeff Zimmerman 1994-96 Mike Serafin 2000-01 Harold Strunk 1974-77 Ray Wagner 2009 Jason Zinn 1997-00 Glenn Serfass 1974-75 Thomas Sugden 2005-07 James Waite 1966-68 Wil Zimpfer 2004 Eric Sessoms 1991 Steve Stuttle 1991-94 Bill Wall 1980-82 Rick Zoerner 1980 Aaron Sewell 1987-88 Ronald Sullivan 1961-62 Mike Wallick 1996-97 Charles Zook 1935 Burdette Shafer 1935 Salvador Summa 1935-37 Dell Walker 1981-82 Daniel Zubko 1937-39 Clarence Shafer 1933 Reinhart Summerfield 1958 Paul Walsh 1982 John Zwirek 1950 John Shaffer 1957-59 Craig Summers 1980-82 Ryan Waltner 2006 Louis Zwirek 1938-41 William Shannon 1938-39 James Suponic 1970 Jerry Wargo 1988 Bob Shaughnessy 1987-88 Pete Susi 1996 Jonathan Warke 1971 Jack Shaughnessy 1980-82 Roy Sussman 1977-78 George Warner 1932 John Shaughnessy 1937 Warren Swartwood 1961 Thomas Washburn 1961-64 Charles Shaw 1952-54 John Swartz 1947-50 George Wasilchak 1961-64 Douglas Sheaffer 1973-75 Clyde Sweigart 1953-55 Derek Watkins 1990 52 ESU Football Media Guide WARRIORS IN THE PROS NFL Draft Choices Dan Murray (LB) Murray was chosen in the sixth round (150th pick) in the 1988 NFL draft. He was a member of the ’ squad in 1988- 99 and the in 1990. He played in the in 1990-91. At ESU, Murray was four-time All-PSAC and is third in career tackles. Ray Yakavonis (DE) Yakavonis was chosen in the sixth round by the (148th pick) in the 1980 NFL draft. He played five years with the Vikings from 1980-84 and one year with the Kansas Chiefs in 1985. An AP and AFCA All-American in 1979, Yakavonis was inducted into the ESU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998. He is a former color commentator for the Warriors’ radio football broadcasts and now coaches at King’s College. Jim Sodano Top Free Agents Dustin Barno Mike Reichenbach (LB) Evan Prall (WR) Reichenbach, an AP and AFCA All- Prall attended minicamp with the Arizona Kevin Nagle (FB/LB) American who led ESU to the PSAC Cardinals following the 2007 NFL Draft and Nagle joined former teammate Jim championship game in 1983, played in the signed with the New York Jets in late May. Sodano on the Orlando Predators and NFL for seven years. He played and started He was a member of the practice squad helped lead the team to Arena Bowl XX in on the Philadelphia Eagles from 1985-89 and throughout the 2007 season. Prall set ESU 2006, where they lost to the Chicago Rush the from 1990-91. He was records with 4,093 receiving yards and 5,682 69-61. Nagle played with Sodano for a inducted into the ESU Athletic Hall of Fame all-purpose yards in his career. season in Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in the AF2 before signing with Orlando. He ran for 152 in 2008. Arena Football Mike Lush (DB) yards and five touchdowns in 2007 for the Dustin Barno (DT) Lush was an All-USFL safety for the Predators, who were coached by Jay Gruden, Barno, who spent time in the Tennessee Philadelphia-Baltimore Stars from 1983-85. brother of coach Jon Titans camp in 2003, was a five-year He then played in the NFL for Minnesota Gruden. He joined the Colorado Crush prior member of the Colorado Crush. He had 13 in 1986, Indianapolis in 1987 and Atlanta to the 2008 season. career sacks in the AFL, including a team in 1987-88. He had a school record 12 Jim Sodano (OL/DL) record six sacks in 2005. Barno won an AFL interceptions in 1980 and was inducted into Sodano joined Nagle to help give ESU championship in his second season with the ESU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1997. representation in the Arena Bowl title the Crush, helping the -owned Jim Villani (P) game for the second year in a row in 2006. team to a 51-48 Arena Bowl XIX win over the Villani was signed by the Seattle Sodano was an All-America linebacker for the Georgia Force in Las Vegas in 2005. Seahawks in 1980. He was a member of the Warriors and was signed by the Predators New Jersey General in 1983 and the Michigan after spending time with the Wilkes- Panthers in 1984, both of the United States Barre/Scranton Pioneers. Football League. Other former Warriors who have seen Mark Brubaker (K) time with the Pioneers include linebacker Brubaker signed with the Rich Butcofski, defensive back Brian champion following a Holkovic and defensive tackle David Dean. record-setting 2005 season. He was signed by the Steelers following the 2006 NFL Draft Other Pro Players and played for the Rhein Fire in NFL Europa Will Burch, 1998 quarterback, Greg in the spring of 2007. He left ESU with PSAC Munch, Shepherd Alston and Dan Rounds, records for extra points and scoring by a Joe DeLuise and Dan Crozier have also kicker and made 67 percent of his field goals. played in the AFL2. Ken Parrish (P) Other former ESU players competed Parrish has spent the last two summers in in professional football leagues after training camp with the Philadelphia Eagles, graduation. Among them were Grey initially signing with the team in May 2009. Seamans (WR) and Dell Walker (TB) in the He was in camp with the CFL, Justin Dettore (OL), Joe Menton (LB), prior to the 2007 season. Parrish was an Tim Green (LB) and Orlando Williams (TB) All-American in 2005 and is third in school also in the AFL, and James Franklin (QB) in history in season and career punting average. Europe. Kevin Nagle ESU Football Media Guide 53 OPPONENTS vs. All Opponents GAME 1 at Pace Setters GAME 2 vs. IUP Crimson Hawks Series Last Saturday, September 4 • 1:00 p.m. Saturday, September 11 • 6:00 p.m. Opponent W L T Started Game American Int’l 3 0 0 1992 1995 Pace Field Eiler-Martin Stadium Arnold 1 0 0 1952 1952 1,500 • Natural Grass 6,000 • FieldTurf Bentley 1 1 0 2005 2006 Bloomsburg 38 34 2 1927 2009 General Information General Information Bridgeport 1 1 0 1950 1951 Location ...... Pleasantville, N.Y. Location ...... Indiana, Pa. Buffalo 2 0 0 1990 1991 California, Pa. 3 1 1 1968 2007 Founded ...... 1906 Founded ...... 1875 Central Conn. 4 2 0 1980 1989 Enrollment ...... 12,704 Enrollment ...... 14,600 Cheyney 53 1 0 1954 2009 President...... Stephen J. Friedman Interim President ...... Dr. David Werner CCNY 2 0 0 1946 1947 Athletic Director ...... Joseph O’Donnell Athletic Director ...... Frank Condino Clarion 8 3 0 1978 2009 Colors ...... Navy & Gold Colors ...... Crimson & Gray Cooper Union 2 0 0 1926 1927 Cortland State 21 14 6 1926 1979 C.W. Post 7 3 0 1978 2009 Team Information Team Information Delaware State 2 0 0 1968 1969 Head Coach ...... Chris Dapolito Head Coach ...... Lou Tepper Eastern Kentucky 0 1 0 1995 1995 Alma Mater ...... Duke ‘05 Alma Mater ...... Rutgers ‘67 Edinboro 10 5 0 1967 2006 Record at Pace ...... first year Record at IUP ...... 30-13 (4 years) Elon 0 1 0 1997 1997 Career Record ...... same Career Record ...... 95-70-2 (16 years) Indiana, Pa. 6 8 0 1960 2007 2009 Record ...... 1-9 2009 Record ...... 5-6 Gannon 2 0 0 2008 2009 Glenville State 2 1 0 1999 2002 Northeast 10 Record ...... 1-7 PSAC West Record ...... 1-6 (7th) Grand Valley St. 0 1 0 2005 2005 Basic Offense ...... Multiple Basic Offense ...... Pro Style Ithaca 11 3 0 1933 1959 Basic Defense ...... Multiple Basic Defense ...... 3-4 King’s 1 1 0 1952 1953 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 48/29 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 26/20 Kutztown 43 14 1 1941 2009 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 11/11 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 14/8 Lafayette 1 3 0 1970 1994 Offense ...... 6/5 Offense ...... 9/2 Lafayette Frosh 1 0 0 1926 1926 Defense ...... 5/6 Defense ...... 5/6 Lehigh 0 2 0 1982 1983 Lenoir-Rhyne 3 0 0 1991 2004 Lock Haven 7 6 0 1926 2007 Sports Information Sports Information Mansfield 61 8 0 1930 2006 Sports Info. Director ...... John Tagliaferri Sports Info. Director ...... Mike Hoffman Millersville 36 24 1 1948 2009 SID Phone ...... (914) 773-3888 SID Phone ...... (724) 357-2747 Montclair State 20 17 0 1936 1990 SID E-Mail ...... [email protected] SID E-Mail ...... [email protected] Morgan State 1 0 0 1976 1976 New Hampshire 0 1 0 1998 1998 New Haven 1 3 0 1986 1997 The Series The Series N.Y. Military 1 0 0 1945 1945 All-Time Series ...... first meeting Last Game ...... IUP 38-23 (2007, home) North Dakota 0 1 0 1985 1985 Streak ...... IUP +2 Panzer 9 3 0 1935 1949 All-time Series ...... IUP leads, 8-6 Rider 0 4 0 1948 1951 at ESU ...... 3-3 St. Thomas 0 2 1 1927 1933 at IUP ...... 3-5 Scranton 1 0 0 1972 1972 Neutral ...... 0-0 Seton Hall 0 2 0 1931 1932 Shippensburg 17 26 2 1926 2009 Shepherd 3 3 0 1998 2003 Leading Returning Players Leading Returning Players Slippery Rock 3 11 0 1928 2009 Southern Conn. 12 3 1 1964 2005 Passing Passing Springfield 2 7 1 1928 1994 So. QB Joe Romanick (74-170 for 858, 4 TD, 7 Int.) So. QB Pat Smith (66-128 for 637, 4 TD, 4 Int.) Trenton 13 0 1 1926 1972 Rushing Rushing U.S. Coast Guard 0 2 0 1930 1931 Upsala 1 0 0 1926 1926 Sr. TB Jason Washington (108-448, 5 TD) Sr. TB Tobias Robinson (225-906, 5 TD) Virginia Union 2 0 0 2008 2009 Receiving So. TB Harvie Tuck (101-540, 5 TD) Waynesburg 0 0 2 1958 1959 Sr. WR Eric Ortega (29-483, 4 TD) Receiving West Chester 21 53 0 1926 2009 So. WR Patrick Lupfer (10-170, 2 TD) Sr. WR Mychal Skinner (35-458, 3 TD) Wilkes 1 2 0 1966 1971 Defense Sr. WR Javon Rowan (34-416, 5 TD) Wyoming Seminary 1 4 0 1927 1945 Sr. LB Jonfrey Sanchez (72 tackles, 5 TFL, 3 Int.) Defense Total 442 232 19 Jr. DB David Lopez (48 tackles) Jr. DB Mark Jackson (47 tackles, 9 TFL) So. DL Carl Thornton (46 tackles, 4 TFL) ESU Football Series Facts Sr. LB Mike Gee (34 tackles, 9 TFL, 4.5 sacks) Most Games: 74 vs. Bloomsburg and West Chester Oldest Current Series: 83 years vs. 2010 Schedule 2010 Schedule Shippensburg and West Chester (1926) 9/4 EAST STROUDSBURG 1:00 p.m. 9/4 SOUTHERN CONN. STATE 4:00 p.m. Longest Continuous Series: 63 games vs. 9/10 at Stonehill 7:00 p.m. 9/11 at East Stroudsburg 6:00 p.m. West Chester (1946) 9/18 SOUTHERN CONN. STATE 1:00 p.m. 9/18 at Bloomsburg 1:00 p.m. Most ESU Victories: 61 vs. Mansfield 9/25 at St. Anselm 1:00 p.m. 9/25 SLIPPERY ROCK 1:00 p.m. (1940-2006) 10/9 at Assumption 1:00 p.m. 10/2 at Edinboro 6:00 p.m. Best Winning Percentage: 98% vs. 10/16 STONEHILL 1:00 p.m. 10/9 MERCYHURST 2:00 p.m. Cheyney (53-1, 1954-2009) 10/23 at Bentley 2:00 p.m. 10/16 CLARION 1:00 p.m. 10/30 NEW HAVEN 1:00 p.m. 10/23 at Gannon 12:00 p.m. Number of Opponents Met: 56 (including 11/6 at American International 1:00 p.m. 10/30 at California NCAA Division I FBS Buffalo and NCAA 11/13 MERRIMACK 12:00 p.m. 11/6 LOCK HAVEN 1:00 p.m. Division I FCS schools Delaware State, Eastern 11/13 WEST CHESTER 1:00 p.m. Kentucky, Elon, Lafayette, Lehigh, Morgan State and New Hampshire)

54 ESU Football Media Guide OPPONENTS GAME 3 at GAME 4 vs. GAME 5 at Bloomsburgoomsburg HuskieHuskiess Saturday, September 18 • Time TBA Saturday, September 25 • 1:00 p.m. Saturday, Octobertb 2 • 1001:00 p.m. Adamson Stadium Eiler-Martin Stadium Redman Stadium 6,500 • ProGrass 6,000 • FieldTurf 4,775 • FieldTurf

General Information General Information General Information Location ...... California, Pa. Location ...... West Chester, Pa. Location ...... Bloomsburg, Pa. Founded ...... 1852 Founded ...... 1871 Founded ...... 1839 Enrollment ...... 9,107 Enrollment ...... 14,300 Enrollment ...... 9,500 President...... Dr. Angelo Armenti, Jr. President...... Dr. Greg Weisenstein President...... Dr. David L. Soltz Athletic Director ...... Thomas Pucci Athletic Director ...... Dr. Edward Matejkovic Athletic Director ...... Mary Gardner Colors ...... Black & Red Colors ...... Purple & Gold Colors ...... Maroon & Gold

Team Information Team Information Team Information Head Coach ...... John Luckhardt Head Coach ...... Head Coach ...... Danny Hale Alma Mater ...... Purdue ‘70 Alma Mater ...... Delaware ’79 Alma Mater ...... West Chester ’68 Record at California ...... 68-28 (8 years) Record at West Chester ...... 61-26 (7 years) Record at Bloomsburg...... 144-49-1 (17 years) Career Record ...... 205-65-2 (25 years) Career Record ...... 115-40 (13 years) Career Record ...... 184-62-1 (21 years) 2009 Record ...... 11-4 2009 Record ...... 7-4 2009 Record ...... 8-3 PSAC West Record ...... 7-0 (1st) PSAC East Record ...... 5-2 (t-2nd) PSAC East Record ...... 5-2 (t-2nd) Basic Offense ...... Multiple Basic Offense ...... Spread Wing T Basic Offense ...... Pro I Basic Defense ...... Multiple Basic Defense ...... 7 Man Front Basic Defense ...... 4-3 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 15/8 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 32/16 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 47/15 Offense ...... 8/3 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 16/6 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 14/8 Defense ...... 7/5 Offense ...... 8/3 Offense ...... 8/3 Defense ...... 8/3 Defense ...... 6/5

Sports Information Sports Information Sports Information Sports Info. Director ...... Matthew Kifer Sports Info. Director ...... Jim Zuhlke Sports Info. Director ...... Tom McGuire SID Phone ...... (724) 938-4552 SID Phone ...... (610) 436-3316 SID Phone ...... (570) 389-4413 SID E-Mail ...... [email protected] SID E-Mail ...... [email protected] SID E-Mail ...... [email protected]

The Series The Series The Series Last Game ...... California 26-3 (2007, away) Last Game ...... ESU 21-20 (2009, away) Last Game ...... Bloom 27-13 (2009, home) Streak ...... California +1 Streak ...... ESU +1 Streak ...... Bloom +4 All-time Series ...... ESU leads, 3-1-1 All-time Series ...... WCU leads, 53-21 All-time Series ...... ESU leads, 38-34-2 at ESU ...... 2-0 at ESU ...... 10-28 at ESU ...... 17-16-1 at California ...... 1-1-1 at West Chester ...... 11-25 at Bloomsburg ...... 19-18-1 Neutral ...... 0-0 Neutral ...... 0-0 Neutral ...... 2-0

Leading Returning Players Leading Returning Players Leading Returning Players

Passing Passing Passing Gr. QB Josh Portis (227-407 for 3,421, 36 TD, 9 Int.) Jr. QB Jared Jorgensen (11-16 for 233, 3 TD, 0 Int.) Jr. QB Mike Wagner (6-9 for 81, 0 TD, 1 Int.) Rushing Rushing Rushing Sr. TB Windell Brown (144-815, 10 TD) Sr. TB D’Andre Webb (81-423, 7 TD) Jr. TB Derrick Price (139-762, 12 TD) Gr. QB Josh Portis (97-449, 1 TD) Jr. TB Jackson Fagan (43-203, 4 TD Jr. TB Kenny Domzalski (121-605, 3 TD) Receiving Receiving Receiving Sr. WR Terrance Moore (58-1094, 13 TD) Sr. WR Dan DePalma (45-832, 9 TD) Sr. WR Cory Stiger (28-467, 7 TD) Jr. WR Chedrick Cherry (29-518, 3 TD) Sr. TB D’Andre Webb (17-212, 0 TD) Sr. TE Ben Weaber (25-328, 0 TD) Defense Defense Defense Jr. DB Erik Harris (84 tackles, 4.5 TFL, 3 Int.) Sr. DB Cordero Newkirk (38 tackles, 3 TFL, 1 Int.) Sr. LB Mike Varanavage (90 tackles, 5 TFL) Jr. LB Brett Diamond (64 tackles, 8 TFL, 3 Int.) Sr. DE Travis Ford-Bey (31 tackles, 8.5 TFL, 3.5 sacks) Sr. LB Thomas McFarland (75 tackles, 8 TFL) So. DB Rontez Miles (51 tackles) Jr. DB Matt Colyar (29 tackles, 4.5 TFL) Jr. DB Oscar Rivera (58 tackles, 3 TFL, 1 Int.)

2010 Schedule 2010 Schedule 2010 Schedule 9/4 at Saginaw Valley State 12:00 p.m. 9/2 at Delaware 7:00 p.m. 9/4 at Ashland 1:00 p.m. 9/11 at C.W. Post 1:00 p.m. 9/11 EDINBORO 1:00 p.m. 9/11 CLARION 1:00 p.m. 9/18 EAST STROUDSBURG 9/18 at Slippery Rock 7:00 p.m. 9/18 IUP 1:00 p.m. 9/25 at Clarion 6:00 p.m. 9/25 at East Stroudsburg 1:00 p.m. 9/25 at Millersville 1:00 p.m. 10/2 LOCK HAVEN 10/2 C.W. POST 2:00 p.m. 10/2 EAST STROUDSBURG 1:00 p.m. 10/9 at Gannon 12:00 p.m. 10/7 SHIPPENSBURG 8:00 p.m. 10/9 at Cheyney 1:00 p.m. 10/16 SLIPPERY ROCK 10/16 CHEYNEY 6:00 p.m. 10/16 at Shippensburg 1:00 p.m. 10/23 at Mercyhurst 12:00 p.m. 10/23 at Bloomsburg 3:30 p.m. 10/23 WEST CHESTER 3:30 p.m. 10/30 IUP 10/30 at Kutztown 6:00 p.m. 10/30 at C.W. Post 1:00 p.m. 11/6 at Edinboro 1:00 p.m. 11/6 MILLERSVILLE 1:00 p.m. 11/6 KUTZTOWN 1:00 p.m. 11/13 CHEYNEY 11/13 at IUP 1:00 p.m. 11/13 at Lock Haven 12:00 p.m.

ESU Football Media Guide 55 OPPONENTS GAME 6 vvs.s. KKutztownutztown GGoldenolden BBearsears GAME 7 at C.W. Post Pioneers GAME 8 at Saturday,St d OtbOctober 9 • 1001:00 p.m. Saturday,St d OOctober 16 • 1:00 p.m. Saturday, October 23 • 1:30 p.m. Eiler-Martin Stadium Hickox Field 6,000 • FieldTurf 5,000 • FieldTurf 6,500 • FieldTurf

General Information General Information General Information Location ...... Kutztown, Pa. Location ...... Brookville, NY Location ...... Millersville, Pa. Founded ...... 1866 Founded ...... 1954 Founded ...... 1855 Enrollment ...... 10,300 Enrollment ...... 8,472 Enrollment ...... 8,319 President...... Dr. F. Javier Cevallos President...... Dr. David J. Steinberg President...... Dr. Francine G. McNairy Athletic Director ...... Greg Bamberger Athletic Director ...... Bryan Collins Athletic Director ...... Peg Kauffman Colors ...... Maroon & Gold Colors ...... Green & Gold Colors ...... Black & Gold

Team Information Team Information Team Information Head Coach ...... Raymond Monica Head Coach ...... Bryan Collins Head Coach ...... Greg Colby Alma Mater ...... Northern Alabama ‘90 Alma Mater ...... St. John’s ‘87 Alma Mater ...... Illinois ‘75 Record at Kutztown ...... 17-26 (4 years) Record at C.W. Post ...... 93-39 (12 years) Record at Millersville ...... 4-18 (2 years) Career Record ...... same Career Record ...... same Career Record ...... same 2009 Record ...... 3-8 2009 Record ...... 6-5 2009 Record ...... 3-8 PSAC East Record ...... 1-6 (7th) PSAC East Record ...... 5-2 (t-2nd) PSAC East Record ...... 2-5 (6th) Basic Offense ...... I Form/Multiple Basic Offense ...... Spread Basic Offense ...... Multiple Basic Defense ...... 4-3 Basic Defense ...... 4-2-5 Basic Defense ...... 4-3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 58/30 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 62/19 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 35/8 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 15/7 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 15/7 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 18/4 Offense ...... 9/2 Offense ...... 8/3 Offense ...... 8/3 Defense ...... 6/5 Defense ...... 7/4 Defense ...... 10/1

Sports Information Sports Information Sports Information Sports Info. Director ...... Rob Knox Sports Info. Director ...... Sarah Ralls Sports Info. Director ...... Ethan Hulsey SID Phone ...... (610) 683-4182 SID Phone ...... (516) 299-3957 SID Phone ...... (717) 872-3100 SID E-Mail ...... [email protected] SID E-Mail ...... [email protected] SID E-Mail ...... [email protected]

The Series The Series The Series Last Game ...... ESU 27-20 OT (2009, away) Last Game ...... C.W. Post 42-24 (2009, home) Last Game ...... ESU 44-3 (2009, home) Streak ...... ESU +9 Streak ...... C.W. Post +1 Streak ...... ESU +2 All-time Series ...... ESU leads, 43-14-1 All-time Series ...... ESU leads, 7-3 All-time Series ...... ESU leads, 36-24-1 at ESU ...... 23-7 at ESU ...... 4-2 at ESU ...... 19-11 at Kutztown ...... 20-7-1 at C.W. Post ...... 3-1 at Millersville ...... 17-13-1 Neutral ...... 0-0 Neutral ...... 0-0 Neutral ...... 0-0

Leading Returning Players Leading Returning Players Leading Returning Players

Passing Passing Passing So. QB Kevin Morton (160-284 for 1,921, 15 TD, 7 Int.) Sr. QB Eric Anderwkavich (152-261 for 1,854, Sr. QB Bill Shirk (155-306 for 1,734, 13 TD, 11 Int.) Rushing 21 TD, 5 Int.) Rushing So. QB Kevin Morton (84-224, 3 TD) Rushing Sr. TB Cardoza Jacks (61-317, 3 TD) Sr. TB Kendall Coleman (35-169, 0 TD) So. TB Thomas Beverly (209-1,188, 11 TD) Sr. WR Jamal Smith (26-99, 2 TD) Receiving Sr. QB Eric Anderwkavich (139-827, 6 TD) Receiving So. WR Chris McCormick (49-621, 7 TD) Receiving Sr. WR Jamal Smith (50-729, 10 TD) Sr. TB Kendall Coleman (21-130, 1 TD) Sr. WR Darnal Williams (43-489, 9 TD) Jr. WR Matt Egenrieder (30-264, 1 TD) Defense Sr. WR Andrew Kell (33-360, 4 TD) Defense Sr. LB Joel Irwin (92 tackles, 10.5 TFL) Defense Sr. DB Matt Sutjak (92 tackles) Sr. DB Khalief Evans (79 tackles, 4.5 TFL) Jr. LB Billy O’Connor (61 tackles, 4.5 TFL) Jr. LB Ryan Christian (81 tackles, 5 sacks) Sr. DE Kevin Bolinsky (49 tackles, 15 TFL, 9.5 sacks) Sr. DB Juma McKenley (44 tackles) Sr. DE Xavier Brown (30 tackles, 13.5 TFL, 8.5 sacks)

2010 Schedule 2010 Schedule 2010 Schedule 9/4 SAINT ANSELM 1:00 p.m. 9/4 at American International 1:00 p.m. 9/4 ASSUMPTION 12:00 p.m. 9/11 MERCYHURST 6:00 p.m. 9/11 CALIFORNIA 1:00 p.m. 9/11 LOCK HAVEN 1:00 p.m. 9/18 at Lock Haven 7:00 p.m. 9/18 MERCYHURST 1:00 p.m. 9/18 GANNON 1:00 p.m. 9/25 at Cheyney 1:00 p.m. 9/25 at Shippensburg 1:00 p.m. 9/25 BLOOMSBURG 1:00 p.m. 10/2 SHIPPENSBURG 1:00 p.m. 10/2 at West Chester 2:00 p.m. 10/2 CHEYNEY 4:00 p.m. 10/9 at East Stroudsburg 1:00 p.m. 10/9 MILLERSVILLE 1:00 p.m. 10/9 at C.W. Post 1:00 p.m. 10/16 MILLERSVILLE 1:00 p.m. 10/16 EAST STROUDSBURG 1:00 p.m. 10/16 at Kutztown 1:00 p.m. 10/23 C.W. POST 6:00 p.m. 10/23 at Kutztown 6:00 p.m. 10/23 EAST STROUDSBURG 1:30 p.m. 10/30 WEST CHESTER 6:00 p.m. 10/30 BLOOMSBURG 1:00 p.m. 10/30 at Shippensburg 1:00 p.m. 11/6 at Bloomsburg 1:00 p.m. 11/6 at Cheyney 1:00 p.m. 11/6 at West Chester 1:00 p.m. 11/13 at Gannon 12:00 p.m. 11/13 at Slippery Rock 1:00 p.m. 11/13 at Clarion 1:00 p.m.

56 ESU Football Media Guide OPPONENTS GAME 9 vs. GAME 10 vs. GAME 11 at Edinboronboro FightingFighting ScotScotss Saturday, October 30 • 1:00 p.m. Saturday, November 6 • 1:00 p.m. Saturday, Novemberb131200 13 • 12:00 p.m. Eiler-Martin Stadium Eiler-Martin Stadium 6,000 • FieldTurf 6,000 • FieldTurf 6,000 • Sportexe (Artificial)

General Information General Information General Information Location ...... Cheyney, Pa. Location ...... Shippensburg, Pa. Location ...... Edinboro, Pa. Founded ...... 1837 Founded ...... 1871 Founded ...... 1857 Enrollment ...... 1,700 Enrollment ...... 7,700 Enrollment ...... 8,500 President...... Dr. Michelle R. Howard-Vital President...... Dr. William N. Ruud President...... Dr. Jeremy Brown Athletic Director ...... China Jude Acting Athletic Director ...... Jeff Michaels Acting Athletic Director ...... Bruce Baumgartner Colors ...... Blue & White Colors ...... Red & Blue Colors ...... Red & White

Team Information Team Information Team Information Head Coach ...... Jeff Braxton Head Coach ...... Rocky Rees Head Coach ...... Scott Browning Alma Mater ...... Salisbury State Alma Mater ...... West Chester ’71 Alma Mater ...... Ohio State ‘81 Record at Cheyney ...... 0-22 (2 years) Record at Shippensburg ...... 118-104-1 (20 years) Record at Edinboro ...... 31-15 (4 years) Career Record ...... same Career Record ...... 154-119-2 (25 years) Career Record ...... same 2009 Record ...... 0-11 2009 Record ...... 9-3 2009 Record ...... 9-4 PSAC East Record ...... 0-7 (8th) PSAC East Record ...... 6-1 (1st) PSAC West Record ...... 5-2 (3rd) Basic Offense ...... Multiple Basic Offense ...... Wing T Basic Offense ...... Multiple Basic Defense ...... 4-3 Basic Defense ...... Multiple/4-3 Basic Defense ...... Multiple Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 37/30 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 20/16 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 32/15 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 16/6 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 14/8 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 15/7 Offense ...... 8/3 Offense ...... 7/4 Offense ...... 7/4 Defense ...... 8/3 Defense ...... 7/4 Defense ...... 8/3

Sports Information Sports Information Sports Information Sports Info. Director ...... Lenn Margolis Sports Info. Director ...... Bill Morgal Sports Info. Director ...... Bob Shreve SID Phone ...... (610) 399-2143 SID Phone ...... (717) 477-1201 SID Phone ...... (814) 732-1834 SID E-Mail ...... [email protected] SID E-Mail ...... [email protected] SID E-Mail ...... [email protected]

The Series The Series The Series Last Game ...... ESU 37-0 (2009, away) Last Game ...... Shippensburg 38-14 (2009, away) Last Game ...... Edinboro 31-16 (2009, home) Streak ...... ESU +30 Streak ...... Ship +1 Streak ...... Edinboro +1 All-time Series ...... ESU leads, 53-1 All-time Series ...... Ship leads, 26-17-2 All-time Series ...... ESU leads, 10-5 at ESU ...... 28-0 at ESU ...... 11-11-1 at ESU ...... 6-2 at Cheyney ...... 24-1 at Shippensburg ...... 6-15-1 at Edinboro ...... 4-3 Neutral ...... 1-0 Neutral ...... 0-0 Neutral ...... 0-0

Leading Returning Players Leading Returning Players Leading Returning Players

Passing Passing Passing So. QB Angel Rodriguez (62-124 for 860, 2 TD, 6 Int.) R-Jr. QB Dave Chervansky (5-7 for 53, 1 TD, 0 Int.) R-Fr. QB Cody Harris (projected starter) Rushing Rushing Rushing So. QB Angel Rodriguez (124-519, 7 TD) R-So. FB Kevin Herod (188-727, 5 TD) Jr. TB David Bostic (149-595, 7 TD) Sr. TB John Newman (27-176, 1 TD) R-Sr. TB Kevin Marshall (107-470, 3 TD) Jr. TB Michael Battles (88-344, 3 TD) Receiving Receiving Receiving Sr. WR Travis Taltoan (17-292, 1 TD) So. WR Mike Frenette (21-349, 2 TD) Sr. WR Josh Brown (48-723, 7 TD) Sr. TB John Newman (19-219, 0 TD) R-Sr. TB Kevin Marshall (13-138, 1 TD) Sr. WR Gary Nolen (40-556, 1 TD) Defense Defense Defense Jr. LB Franklin Lyburn (50 tackles, 6.5 TFL) Jr. LB Vinnie Ranauto (60 tackles, 8.5 TFL) Jr. OLB Jake Wickline (78 tackles, 7 TFL) Sr. LB Bryan Payne (48 tackles) Sr. LB Riley Bowen (58 tackles, 7.5 TFL) Sr. FS Ben Swank (71 tackles, 3 Int.) Jr. DL Tim Hume (45 tackles, 10 TFL, 5 sacks) R-So. LB Cody Fleming (55 tackles, 8.5 TFL) Sr. SS Dan Skelton (67 tackles, 5 TFL)

2010 Schedule 2010 Schedule 2010 Schedule 9/5 vs. Lincoln 3:00 p.m. 8/28 SHEPHERD 1:00 p.m. 9/4 at West Liberty 1:30 p.m. 9/11 SLIPPERY ROCK 1:00 p.m. 9/11 GANNON 1:00 p.m. 9/11 at West Chester 1:00 p.m. 9/18 EDINBORO 1:00 p.m. 9/18 at Clarion 6:00 p.m. 9/18 at Cheyney 1:00 p.m. 9/25 KUTZTOWN 1:00 p.m. 9/25 C.W. POST 1:00 p.m. 9/25 GANNON 2:00 p.m. 10/2 at Millersville 4:00 p.m. 10/2 at Kutztown 1:00 p.m. 10/2 IUP 6:00 p.m. 10/9 BLOOMSBURG 1:00 p.m. 10/7 at West Chester 8:00 p.m. 10/9 at Slippery Rock 6:00 p.m. 10/16 at West Chester 6:00 p.m. 10/16 BLOOMSBURG 1:00 p.m. 10/16 MERCYHURST 1:00 p.m. 10/23 at Shippensburg 1:00 p.m. 10/23 CHEYNEY 1:00 p.m. 10/23 at Clarion 1:00 p.m. 10/30 at East Stroudsburg 1:00 p.m. 10/30 MILLERSVILLE 1:00 p.m. 10/30 at Lock Haven 7:00 p.m. 11/6 C.W. POST 1:00 p.m. 11/6 at East Stroudsburg 1:00 p.m. 11/6 CALIFORNIA 1:00 p.m. 11/13 at California TBA 11/13 at Mercyhurst 12:00 p.m. 11/13 EAST STROUDSBURG 12:00 p.m.