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All-Americans ALL-AMERICANS JACE AMORE ANTOINE BAGWELL GARRY BROWN GARY BUTLER ANDREW CERETT KIRBY GRIFFIN Punter Running Back Wide Receiver Linebacker Punter Defensive Lineman 2007 Daktronics 2nd Team 2004 Daktronics 2nd Team 2015 D2Football.com HM 2007 D2Football.com 2nd Team 2014 D2Football.com 2nd Team 2007 AP 3rd Team 2005 AFCA 1st Team 2016 AFCA 1st Team 2007 Daktronics 2nd Team 2007 D2Football.com 2nd Team 2005 AP 2nd Team 2016 AP 1st Team 2007 Daktronics 2nd Team 2005 D2Football.com 2nd Team 2016 D2Football.com 1st Team 2005 Daktronics 2nd Team 2016 D2CCA 1st Team LUKE HRAPCHAK A.J. JACKSON RISHAW JOHNSON TERRENCE JOHNSON PERRY KEMP ERIC KUSH Linebacker Wide Receiver Offensive Lineman Defensive Back Wide Receiver Offensive Lineman 2017 D2Football.com 2nd Team 2009 AP 2nd Team 2011 D2Football.com 1st Team 2008 AFCA 1st Team 1983 AFCA 1st Team 2012 D2Football.com 2nd Team 2009 D2Football.com 1st Team 2008 AP 2nd Team 2008 Daktronics 2nd Team 2009 D2Football.com 2nd Team 2009 Daktronics 2nd Team TYLER LORENZ THOMAS MAYO CRAIG McCORKLE TIM McCUTCHEON DEWEY McDONALD LAMONT McPHATTER II Kicker Wide Receiver Offensive Lineman Offensive Lineman Defensive Back Defensive Back 2007 AP 2nd Team 2011 AP 2nd Team 2018 AFCA 2nd Team 2006 AFCA 1st Team 2013 D2Football.com HM 2018 AFCA 1st Team 2011 D2Football.com 1st Team 2018 D2Football.com 2nd Team 2006 AP 2nd Team 2018 AP 1st Team 2011 Daktronics 1st Team 2006 D2Football.com 2nd Team 2018 D2Football.com 1st Team 2007 AFCA 1st Team 2018 D2CCA 1st Team 2007 AP 1st Team 2007 D2Football.com 1st Team 2007 Daktronics 1st Team ALL-AMERICANS RONTEZ MILES JOSH MILLER THOMAS MULABAH TAYLOR NIKITHSER MARCEL PESTANO JOSH PORTIS Defensive Back Offensive Lineman Defensive Lineman Offensive Lineman Wide Receiver Quarterback 2011 AFCA 1st Team 2002 D2Football.com 1st Team 2011 D2Football.com 2nd Team 2017 AFCA Second Team 2008 D2Football.com HM 2010 D2Football.com HM 2011 AP 1st Team 2017 D2Football.com HM 2011 D2Football.com 1st Team 2012 AFCA 1st Team 2012 AP 1st Team 2012 D2Football.com 2nd Team 2012 Daktronics 1st Team B.J. STEVENS AARON TERRY WILLIE WALKER MIKE WILLIAMS Defensive Lineman Defensive Back Defensive Lineman Wide Receiver 2012 AP 1st Team 2015 D2Football.com HM 2009 AP 1st Team 2012 D2Football.com HM 2012 D2Football.com HM 2016 D2Football.com HM 2009 D2Football.com HM 2012 Daktronics 1st Team 2016 D2CCA 2nd Team COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS BRIAN ALSOBROOKS WILL BRAZILL DEREK KATRIS SPENCER LYNN Kicker Kicker Offensive Line Linebacker 2018 Second Team 2016 Second Team 2006 Second Team 2014 First Team 2017 Second Team TAYLOR NIKITHSER LLOYD PRICE CHET WELC Offensive Line Linebacker Offensive Line 2016 Second Team 2004 Second Team 2011 Second Team 2005 First Team 2012 Second Team CAL U ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME ANTOINE BAGWELL GARY BUTLER DICK CAPUTO BILL COLEMAN JOSEPH DOCHINEZ NATE FORSE Running Back Linebacker Defensive Line Defensive Back Offensive/Defensive Line Wide Receiver 2004-05 2004-07 1961-63 1957-60 1948-50 2005-07 Inducted in 2011 Inducted in 2016 Inducted in 2008 Inducted in 2013 Inducted in 2005 Inducted in 2019 THOMAS JACKSON JOHN KOVALCHICK WILLIAM LEE TIM McCUTCHEON DR. FLEMING MOSELY III JAMES NORTON Defensive Line Defensive Back Quarterback Offensive Line Offensive Line 1973-76 1951-52 1963-66 2004-07 1956-59 1932-34 Inducted in 2012 Inducted in 2010 Inducted in 2011 Inducted in 2013 Inducted in 2007 Inducted in 2003 JOE RUGGERIO JOE SARRA VIC SHANDOR TIM TRACY FRANK VULCANO, JR. GREG ZIGRAY Quarterback Linebacker/Running Back Wide Receiver Wide Receiver/Defensive Back Linebacker Offensive Line/Defensive Line 2004-07 1957-59 1989-92 1969-72 1983-85 1972-75 Inducted in 2018 Inducted in 2009 Inducted in 2017 Inducted in 2004 Inducted in 2005 Inducted in 2003 Name .........................Position ................................. Years ............ Induction Name .........................Position ................................. Years ............ Induction Mitch Bailey ..................Wide Receiver ............................................................1996 Gary Michaux ...............Running Back ..........................1973-77 ...................2000 Frank Bernadowski ......Defensive Back ........................1958-61 ...................1998 Leslie Nagg ...................Offensive Line ....................1951-52, 1956 ............. 1996 George Carlock .............Wide Receiver ..........................1968-70 ...................1999 Alan Natali ....................Defensive Line/Linebacker .....1970-73 .................. 1998 Wes Cates .....................Running Back ..........................1998-01 ...................2006 Elmo Natali ...................Running Back ............................................................1995 Phillip Clifford ...............Running Back ............................................................2000 Don O’Hara ...................Running Back ............................................................1996 Carl Crawley, Jr. ............Fullback/Defensive Line ...........................................2001 Terry O’Shea .................Tight End..................................1986-88 ...................1996 Rob Dindak ...................Defensive Line .........................1978-81 ...................2000 Ettore Perri ....................Wide Receiver ..........................1963-66 ...................2004 Dick Fields ....................Offensive Line .........................1958-61 ...................1998 Jeff Petrucci .................Quarterback .............................1966-68 ...................1995 Fred Fleming .................Offensive Line ...........................................................1997 Vernon Phillips, Jr.........Defensive Back ........................1965-68 ...................2001 Brendan Folmar ............Quarterback .............................1983-86 ...................2001 Larry Randall.................Defensive Line .........................1967-69 ...................1999 Pete Gialames ..............Wide Receiver ..........................1965-68 ...................1997 Dave Robey ...................Defensive Line .........................1973-77 ...................2001 Fran Herron ...................Fullback ...................................1950-52 ...................2008 Kevin Russell ................Quarterback .............................1982-84 ...................1997 Perry Kemp ...................Wide Receiver ..........................1980-83 ...................1995 Jack Scarvel .................Defensive Line ...........................................................2002 Victor Krupensky-Williams .....................................................................................1997 William Seidel ...............Linebacker ...............................1977-80 ...................2000 Robert Lippencott ........Linebacker .................................................................2002 Alan Sepsi .....................Running Back ..........................1962-64 ...................2002 Roy Mains .....................Running Back ............................................................1999 Steve Tselepis ..............Offensive Line/Defensive Line .................................1995 Sam Mannery ...............Quarterback .............................1987-90 ...................1997 Bill Watkins ...................Quarterback/Fullback .............1934-36 ...................2004 William McPherson ......Offensive Line/Defensive Line .................................1999 James Zell ....................Running Back/Quarterback ....1935-38 ...................1998 SINGLE-GAME RECORDS LONGEST ... RECEPTIONS Pass ....97, Todd Hirt to Fred Temoney vs. Kutztown, 1993 1. Pete Gialames .................... 13 .............1968, Edinboro Rush (TD) ..............96, Antoine Bagwell vs. Cheyney, 2004 2. Garry Brown ........................ 12 .........2016, Mercyhurst INT Return ............ 100, Lamont McPhatter II vs. IUP, 2018 Thomas Mayo ..................... 12 ..2011, East Stroudsburg Field Goal .............. 50, Cody Nuzzo vs. Bloomsburg, 2014 4. Trey Johnson ...................... 11 ..... 2012, West Chester ...................................49, Gary Amos vs. Lock Haven, 2003 Marcel Pestano................... 11 ..... 2008, West Chester ...........................................48, Gary Amos vs. Clarion, 2003 Marcel Pestano................... 11 ..... 2008, West Chester .............................. 48, Jim Littler vs. Frostburg State, 1980 Ken Cahoon ........................ 11 .....1994, Slippery Rock Ken Cahoon ........................ 11 .....1993, WV Wesleyan PASS ATTEMPTS 1. Peter Lalich ......................... 59 ............2012, Kutztown RECEIVING YARDS 2. Sam Mannery ...................... 57 .....1990, Slippery Rock 1. Garry Brown ....................... 282 .......2014, Mercyhurst 2. Garry Brown ....................... 265 .......2016, Mercyhurst PASSING YARDS 3. Pete Gialames ................... 226 ...........1968, Edinboro 1. James Harris ..................... 473 .......2014, Mercyhurst 4. Ron Simpson...................... 222 ... 1995, West Chester 2. Kevin McCabe .................... 443 ... 2008, West Chester 5. Garry Brown ....................... 203 ... 2015, Virginia State 3. James Harris ..................... 439 ...2014, Shippensburg 6. Tom Greene ....................... 202 .............2017, Gannon 4. Peter Lalich ........................ 438 ....................2012, IUP 7. Thomas Mayo .................... 201 ..2011,
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