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Lawrence University (0-2, 0-2 MWC) at Beloit College (0-2, 0-1 MWC) Saturday, September 21, 2013, 1:00 p.m., Strong Stadium, Beloit, Wisconsin Broadcast/Webcast for first-year head coach Mike with a screen pass. Vandeloo went The game is available via a Barthelmess. untouched 36 yards for the touch- free video webcast at: http://client. Junior quarterback Luke down. stretchinternet.com/client/lawrence. Barthelmess was 19 of 30 passing Lawrence got the ball back with portal#. A link for the webcast is avail- for 277 yards and three touchdowns. 2:14 left in the opening half and able on the Lawrence football web- Barthelmess also ran 12 times for 74 moved 70 yards in just three plays page. yards. Running back Ben Hartman for the touchdown. Barthelmess hit had seven carries for a team-high 90 Dominique Dirden, who caught eight The Series yards, and included in that total was a passes for 71 yards, for 21 yards and Lawrence holds a 57-35-5 edge 54-yard touchdown run. a Beloit penalty moved the ball to in the series with Beloit. The teams Running back Zach Draus paced the Bucs’ 29-yard line. Barthelmess played for the first time back in the Beloit with 19 carries for 139 yards found Dan Dubnicka on the next play 19th century, an 11-0 Beloit win back and a touchdown. Quarterback Will for a 29-yard touchdown catch and in 1899. Lawrence holds the longest Coyne was 14 of 29 passing for 164 Lawrence led 24-0. winning streak in the series, an 11- yards and two interceptions. The Bucs took advantage of an game stretch from 1973-83 that saw Lawrence led 3-0 early when the interception to cut the lead to 24-6 the Vikings post six shutouts and out- Vikings moved 76 yards in nine plays at the half, but Lawrence got a two- score the Bucs by an average of 29.6 for the first touchdown of the after- yard touchdown run from Vandeloo points. Lawrence has won two of the noon. Barthelmess hit Tyler Mazur on and a 54-yard scoring scamper from last three meetings. a 16-yard scoring strike for a 10-0 Hartman in the second half to seal the lead. Mazur caught four passes for 98 win. Last Meeting yards. Lawrence, which piled up 492 Lawrence jumped out to a 24-0 The Vikings made it 17-0 with yards of offense, also forced three lead and cruised to a 38-14 Midwest 3:33 left in the first half when Scott turnovers. Sam Wagner forced and Conference victory over Beloit on Vandeloo took advantage of the recovered the same fumble, and Sept. 15, 2012, in the Banta Bowl. perfect play call. Beloit called an all- Brandon Taylor and Colt Duncan had It was the first victory at Lawrence out blitz, and Lawrence countered interceptions for the Vikings. Marcus 2013 Lawrence University Schedule and Results Date Opponent Time/Result Fast Fact Sept. 7 at Cornell L, 45-14 Cornell jumps out to 28-0 lead after first quarter Sept. 14 Lake Forest L, 14-13 LFC blocks two late field goals to preserve win Sept. 21 at Beloit 1 p.m. Mike Barthelmess gets first win as LU coach in 2012 Oct. 5 Illinois College 1 p.m. IC has won five straight against the Vikings Oct. 12 at Carroll 3 p.m. CU has 117 players on its roster Oct. 19 St. Norbert 1 p.m. SNC claimed its second league title in three years in 2012 Oct. 26 at Monmouth 1 p.m. Former QB Alex Tanney now on Cowboys’ practice squad Nov. 2 Grinnell 1 p.m. LU has 98-yard scoring drive in win at Grinnell in 2012 Nov. 9 Knox 1 p.m. Teams combined for 104 points in 2012 Nov. 16 at Ripon 1 p.m. Teams played highest-scoring game in series in 2012 Moore piled up a game-high 12 tack- les for Lawrence. Last Week Lake Forest blocked two fields in the final three minutes, including one on the last play of the game, to hang on for a 14-13 Midwest Conference win over Lawrence University on Sat- urday night in the Banta Bowl. The Foresters also blocked an ex- tra point that proved to be the win- Midwest Conference Standings ning margin. Lawrence trailed by a point when MWC Overall it took over at its own 36-yard line with W L W L 9:51 left. The Vikings took 13 plays to Illinois College 1 0 2 0 move all the way to the Lake Forest Lake Forest 1 0 2 0 two-yard line before being stopped. Freshman Patrick O’Mahoney lined up Ripon 1 0 2 0 for a 19-yard field goal, and the kick Cornell 1 0 1 1 was blocked. The ball went out of the Monmouth 1 0 1 1 end zone and Lake Forest took over at St. Norbert 1 0 1 1 its own 20 with 2:41 left. Carroll 0 1 1 1 Lawrence was out of timeouts, Beloit 0 1 0 2 but the Foresters failed to pick up a Grinnell 0 1 0 2 first down. Lake Forest did the Vikings Knox 0 1 0 2 a favor by throwing an incomplete Lawrence 0 2 0 2 pass on third down to stop the clock. Lake Forest punted, and Lawrence got the ball back at its own 23 with 47 sec- Last Saturday’s Results onds left. Lake Forest 14, Lawrence 13 Lawrence quarterback Luke Bar- Monmouth 59, Beloit 14 thelmess hit Sam Wagner with a 32- Ripon 22, Carroll 20 yard completion on the first play to Illinois College 42, Grinnell 13 move the ball to the Lake Forest 45. Coe 42, Cornell 7 Barthelmess then ripped off runs of 11 St. Norbert 42, Knox 7 and 24 yards to move to to the Lake Forest 10-yard line. Saturday’s Games After a pair of incompletions, the Vikings were called for offensive pass Lawrence at Beloit interference with six seconds left. Ripon at St. Norbert O’Mahoney lined up for a 42-yard field Knox at Carroll goal, but the kick was blocked again Grinnell at Lake Forest as time expired. Barthelmess ran 21 times for 124 yards, and he completed 24 of 36 passes for 284 yards and a touch- Alec Howe paced the Lake For- answered on its next possession as down. Taylor Mandich grabbed seven est offense by running 20 times for the Vikings went 77 yards in 11 plays passes for 95 yards for the Vikings. 121 yards. Quarterback Mike Lewis for the score. Barthelmess hit Man- The Lawrence offense piled up was 8-for-17 for 75 yards and a touch- dich with a seven-yard scoring pass 450 yards of offense, including 166 down. with 1:34 left in the first quarter to tie on the ground. The Lawrence defense Lake Forest took a 7-0 lead when the game at 7-7. limited Lake Forest to just 239 yards, it moved 76 yards in six plays with Lawrence then scored on its next and the Foresters were just 3-for-11 Lewis connecting with Mike Rantis on possession to take a 13-7 lead. The Vi- on third down. a 14-yard touchdown pass. Lawrence kings went 49 yards in nine plays, with Isaac Barthlemess scoring his first col- legiate touchdown on a three-yard Lawrence University Football Facts run. Jake Rotkvich blocked the extra point, and the Vikings led by six. Location Appleton, Wis. Lake Forest then took the lead for Founded 1847 good late in the second quarter. The Enrollment 1,450 Foresters went 50 yards in seven plays President Mark Burstein as Charlie Quinn ripped off a 20-yard touchdown run. Lake Forest convert- Affiliation NCAA Division III ed on the extra point and led 14-13 Conference Midwest Conference with 4:48 left in the first half. Nickname Vikings School Colors Blue and White The Coaches Home Field Banta Bowl (capacity 5,255) Mike Bar- Director of Athletics Mike Szkodzinski thelmess (Principia First season of football 1893 1983) is in his sec- Seasons of football 120 ond season at Law- All-time overall record 493-436-29 (.530) rence and has a re- cord of 2-10 (.167). Midwest Conference record 262-281-13 (.483) Barthelmess is in his Midwest Conference titles 16 11th season overall Mike Barthelmess 1922, 1924, 1929, 1938, 1942, 1946, 1947, 1949, 1951, 1966, and has a record of 1967, 1975, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1986 17-70-1 (.199). Chris Brann (West Vir- NCAA playoff appearances 1 (1981) ginia Wesleyan 1991) is in his eighth season at Beloit and has a record of 20-52 (.278). He is in his 12th sea- interceptions. Barthelmess’ first-quar- career high with sev- son overall and has a record of 29-93 ter touchdown pass was the 50th of en catches last Sat- (.238). his career, which ties him for second urday against Lake place on Lawrence’s career list with Forest. He also set a Vikings Update Eric Aspenson. career high with 95 uThe Vikings look receiving yards. to bounce back af- uLuke Barthelmess has now run for ter a difficult loss more than 100 yards in both games uFor the second Taylor Mandich to Lake Forest last this season. He is the first Lawrence consecutive week, Saturday. Lawrence back to run for more than 100 yards Lawrence enjoyed a huge advantage is looking for its first road win since in consecutive games since Craig Eb- in time of possession.
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