2007 Thiel Football Guide

2007 THIEL FOOTBALL GUIDE

TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 ______Thiel College 3______Alumni Stadium at Stoeber Field 4, 5 ______Tomcat Football History 6______Administrative Personnel 7 ______Head Coach Jack Leipheimer 8, 9 ______Assistant Coaches 10, 11 ______2007 Preview 12, 13 ______2007 Roster Information 14-21 ______Returning Letter Winners 22-24 ______Returning Veterans 25-27 ______Tomcat Record Book

28-31 ______Year-by-Year Records MEDIA INFORMATION The Thiel College sports information office provides com- 32, 33 ______All-Time PAC Selections plete information and media services for the institution's 19 intercollegiate sports. The office is responsible for all public and media relations pertaining to athletics, athletic department publications, the athletic department's web site, statistical and historical record keeping for all sports and other promotional activities regarding the athletic department. 2007 Varsity Schedule The sports information office is located in the Rissell-Beeghly Gymnasia.

Sept. 1 GENEVA COLLEGE 1 p.m. MEDIA CREDENTIALS Media credentials are available through the sports information office by contacting Kevin Fenstermacher by phone at 724.589.2187 or by e-mail at Sept. 8 ALFRED COLLEGE (N.Y.) 1 p.m. [email protected]. Credentials can be picked up at the sports information office until the Friday before the game and at the ticket window of Alumni Stadium the day of Sept. 15 at Albion College (Mich.) 1 p.m. the game.

Sept. 22 THOMAS MORE COLLEGE* 1 p.m. PARKING Parking for the media is available in the lot behind the Rissell-Beeghly Gym- nasia. You must contact Kevin Fenstermacher by 12 p.m. on Thursday to reserve a park- Sept. 29 BETHANY COLLEGE* ^ 1 p.m. ing pass for that lot.

Oct. 6 at Washington & Jefferson College* 2 p.m. INTERVIEWS All interviews with college coaches, student-athletes and staff members must be arranged through the sports information office. After games, matches and other Oct. 13 GROVE CITY COLLEGE* 1 p.m. athletic events, locker rooms are generally closed to members of the media. Player and

coach interviews, however, may be conducted outside locker room entrances or on the 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL Oct. 20 at Waynesburg College* 1:30 p.m. playing surface after a minimal, 10-minute cooling off period for participants (per NCAA regulations). The visiting teams will determine their locker room policies. Nov. 3 at Westminster College* 1:30 p.m. STATISTICS Statistics will be available in the Nov. 10 at Saint Vincent College* 1:30 p.m. press box at halftime. After the game, complete play-by-play and statistical summaries will be * - Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) contest made available in the press box. Please allow 20 minutes following the end of ^ - Homecoming 2007 the game for statistics to be completed. Prior to the game all statistical information may be found on the Thiel athletic 2007 Junior Varsity Schedule website at www.thiel.edu/athletics. Sept. 9 PITTSBURGH STORM 2 p.m. GAME DAY INFORMATION Sept. 16 at John Carroll University 1:30 p.m. Rosters, depth charts and game notes will be available online and will also be Sept. 30 NIAGARA 2 p.m. provided in the press box prior to the Oct. 7 LAKE ERIE COLLEGE 2 p.m. game.

Oct. 22 at Grove City College 7 p.m. PRACTICES Practices are generally Nov. 4 at Washington & Jefferson College 2 p.m. open to members of the media. Prior notice of attendance is appreciat- All CAPITALS indicate home contest ed.

TOMCATS 1 THIEL COLLEGE Thiel College is a liberal arts, sciences and professional studies baccalaureate degree-granting college located on a beautiful, 135-acre, tree-lined campus in the heart of western Pennsylvania’s hill country. The college is only a 90-minute drive from Pittsburgh and Cleveland — close enough for ready access to big city culture, yet distant enough to be safe and free from distractions. Thiel is dedicated to helping you acquire the knowledge and skills needed to take the next step in your life plan. It’s a place where professors are high- ly accessible and more involved in your growth and learning than at most colleges, not only because of our low student-to-faculty ratio, but because they really care. Our small size makes it possible for you to carve out your own special place — both in and out of class. You can become a leader of one — or more — of our 19 intercollegiate sports teams. At Thiel you’ll find 50 organizations, clubs and honor societies to interest you. Thiel’s success is expressed in its career placement rate and we’ve been rated among the best in the United States for our math and science programs by Peterson’s Top Colleges for Science. This year we are again listed as a best comprehensive college in U.S. News & World Report’s America’s Best Colleges 2007 guide. Thiel is also included in The Princeton Review’s 2006 edition of its Best Northeastern Colleges publication. At Thiel, we are committed to the integration of technology in the learning environment, as evidenced with our technology-enhanced classrooms and facilities, wireless computing throughout the campus, and notebook computers for all students. The Paul Bush ’66 Memorial Fitness Center offers strength training, cardiovascular equipment, aerobics space and a social center. Student residences – including our theme houses and apartment buildings – have loftable furnishings. Our Howard Miller Student Center features a beautiful rotunda with a cafe’ snack bar, the campus bookstore, post office, art gallery and various student services offices. Take in a game at our multi-sport complex Alumni Stadium, where our student-athletes compete on FieldTurf. As a forward-thinking community, we are excited about our future. We’re growing because our commitment to student success has never been stronger. Come visit for the day and share in our excitement as we continue to grow in our ability to help you reach your dreams.

Howard Miller Student Center

Majors: Cooperative Programs: Accounting Art Institute of Pittsburgh Actuarial Studies Binary Engineering (3+2 Program) Art Business Administration Culinary Program Biology Cytotechnology (3+1 Program) Why the Tomcats? Forestry and Environmental Management Business Administration Through 1923 Thiel athletic teams were known as the “Huskies”. Medical Technology (3+1 Program) Business Communication Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science But in 1924, greatly impressed by the spirit of the Thiel football Chemistry Communication team, Carnegie Tech head coach Wally Steffen observed that “they Pre-Professional Programs: Communication Science Disorders Pre-Dental played like wild, wild cats”. This prompted Melvin A. Blair of the Computer Science Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Greenville Record Argus to report “Thiel played like Tom’s cats,” Conservation Biology Criminal Justice Studies Pre-Ministry in reference to head coach Dr. Thomas Holleran, a Greenville den- E-Commerce Pre-Pharmacy Elementary Education Pre-Physical Therapy tist and former all-American at the University of Pittsburgh. From Pre-Physician Assistant English Pre-Veterinary Medicine that point thereafter the Thiel “Huskies” became known as the Environmental Science Thiel “Tomcats”, a tribute to Dr. Holleran. History Secondary Education Certification International Business - excerpt from Dr. Roy H. Johnson's "The History of Thiel College 1866-1974" Programs: Management Information Systems Secondary Education with specializations Mathematics in: Media Communication English Neuroscience Mathematics Parish Education Science Philosophy Social Studies Physics Interdisciplinary Minors: Political Science International Studies Psychology Legal Studies Religion Performing Arts Sociology Web Development Additional Courses offered in: 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL Languages

2 TOMCATS ALUMNI STADIUM AT STOEBER FIELD

Aptly named Alumni Stadium at Stoeber Field for the outpouring of financial support from Thiel alumni, the facility – which opened with the Tomcats’ first game of the 2001 season against Capital University – was officially dedicated during Homecoming weekend on Saturday,

Sept. 29, 2001. Alumni Stadium envelops Stoeber Field, named after legendary Thiel coach Jack Stoeber. 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL The FieldTurf synthetic grass, which is 2-1/2 inches long, is embedded in a sand and crum- bled rubber mixture and placed over graded stone. FieldTurf is dramatically different from tra- ditional synthetic turf. The most striking difference is immediately obvious. Instead of a dense, abrasive rug, FieldTurf’s fiber surface is soft, silky - like new blades of grass. Players can slide, tackle and tumble on FieldTurf’s unique blend of specially treated Polyethylene fibers without fear of abrasions. Some highlights of Alumni Stadium at Stoeber Field are the red brick entrance and ticket booth area, wrought iron fencing surrounding the stadium, a hospitality center which houses a memorabilia shop, a concession stand and seating for 1,400. The stadium is also the home for the Victory Bell, which was originally part of Ridgeway Hall, a farmhouse that was bought by the college in 1876 and enlarged in 1881 to be used for the din- ing hall. The bell was used to call students to meals and later to announce athletic victories. Thiel’s Victory Bell After Ridgeway Hall was razed in 1955, the bell was placed on its own stand near where it had been as part of Ridgeway Hall until the mid-1970s, when it was moved to the Passavant Center, where it was used to call students to worship.

TOMCATS 3 TOMCAT FOOTBALL HISTORY

Thiel College, initially focused on ministry for the Evangelical Luther- 1892 an Church in America, was founded as Thiel Hall in Monaca, Pa., in 1866 Thiel College participates in its first intercollegiate football game by and chartered by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 1870. In 1871 the taking on Grove City College on Thanksgiving Day. Thiel loses the college moved to Greenville where it has remained ever since. The first foot- game 48-0. ball game was played against Grove City College in 1892. The years from 1902-1910 are referred to in Thiel College history as the 1893 “Football Manifesto”. There are some differing accounts as to why Thiel Thiel, known then as the "Huskies,” picks up its first-ever intercol stopped playing football for this eight year period - but the most accurate his- giate win with a 6-0 victory over Allegheny College. The Huskies tory is probably found in The History of Thiel College, 1866-1974. Reported- have a Thanksgiving Day rematch with Grove City, but unfortunately ly, a faculty manifesto was passed declaring football “too violent”, causing the lose to their Mercer County rival 28-0. students to refer to these years as the Football Manifesto. The faculty relent- 1894 ed in 1910 after eight years of student protest and in 1911 Thiel fielded a foot- Thiel has its first winning season under Coach Hildum. The Huskies ball team for two games, one versus Grove City College and one versus Edin- win four and lose three, including an 86-0 thrashing of Fredonia Insti boro College (now Edinboro University). The second period of time when tute. The 86 points are still an all-time Thiel record. Thiel did not have a football team was from 1942-1945, during the United State’s participation in World War II. 1898 In the 102 seasons of Thiel’s football history, many important events and Led by player-coach J. Miller Hilbish, the Huskies set a record for firsts have occurred. For example, the first football game designated a wins in a season with five. Hilbish teaches the players to know their “Homecoming game” was in 1915 on Thanksgiving weekend versus Hiram positions, run interference and use trick plays against more talented College. The Tomcats prevailed 28-13 and afterwards a banquet was held with teams. entertainment by the college orchestra. Other milestones include: the first 1899 Thiel win: 1893 vs. Allegheny, 4-0; the 100th Thiel win: 1936 vs. Allegheny, The Huskies are refit with moleskin cloth suits and other articles by 6-0; and the 300th Thiel win: 2001 vs. Grove City, 40-27. businessmen of Greenville. Thiel also joins the Intercollegiate Athlet The most celebrated individual in Thiel’s football history is without a doubt ic League (IAL), along with Westminster College, Geneva College Coach Jack Stoeber. Coach Stoeber served as Head Football Coach from 1932-1941 and again from 1946-1954. He amassed 75 wins in that time and and Allegheny. Thiel finished third in the IAL that year. went on to win the Dapper Dan award for outstanding contributions to athlet- 1902 ics in Western Pennsylvania, the Greenville Man of the Year award, the On Sept. 23, the Thiel faculty issues its Football Manifesto, which National Recreation Association award for distinguished service in communi- prohibits the playing of football at Thiel. In reply, some students gath ty recreation and numerous coach of the year awards. Coach Stoeber’s career er on a roof and sing, "In Heaven above where all is love/There will at Thiel also included stints as professor of German, head men’s basketball be no faculty there." coach, dean of men and director of athletics. 1911 The remarkable history of excellence and achievement is remembered as The Football Manifesto is lifted and football resumes at Thiel. Led by the building blocks for today’s Thiel football players. Except for the two peri- co-coaches Nathan Harter (for whom Harter Hall is named) and Asher ods without football teams during Thiel’s history, varsity football has been played every year since 1892, and this year marks the celebration of the 103rd F. Shupp, the Huskies finish the season 1-1. A loss to Grove City and season of Thiel football. a win against Edinboro highlights the second coming of the "first sea- - excerpts from Dr. Roy H. Johnson's "The History of Thiel College 1866- son of Thiel Football." 1974" 1916 Loyal Thiel students walk a 55-mile distance to Beaver Falls to see Thiel play Geneva to a 0-0 tie. The students travel as far as Ellwood City on Friday and finish their journey Saturday morning. 1918 The Thiel football team, led by Coach Herbert "Hub" Lynch, plays only one game, a 27-0 loss to Grove City, before dropping the rest of the schedule due to World War I. 1924 Head Coach Tommy Holleran takes the Huskies to Pittsburgh to face Carnegie Tech. Thiel is defeated 22-0, but puts up such a fight that Wally Steffen, head coach of Carnegie Tech, says that the team "played like Wildcats." This leads Melvin A. Blair, sports editor of the Greenville Record-Argus, to report that "they played like Tom's Cats." The name sticks and the athletic teams at Thiel are known as the Tom cats from then on. 1932 John B. Stoeber takes over the head coaching reins of the Tomcats. Although Thiel ends the season 3-6 in his first year, Stoeber remains the head coach until 1955, compiling a Thiel-record 75 wins in his 19 seasons. 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL

4 TOMCATS TOMCAT FOOTBALL HISTORY

1941 The Tomcats post their first undefeated season in school history with a 7-0 record. Thiel dominates their opponents by posting six shutouts and allowing only seven points the entire season. 1942-45 Football is halted for the duration of World War II. It is the first grid- iron stoppage at Thiel since 1918. 1946 The Tomcats pick up where they left off in 1941 by posting their second-straight 7-0 season. Although the Tomcats allow more than seven points, they still record three shutouts, including a 2-0 win over Slip- pery Rock State College. 1950 Thiel rolls to their third perfect season in school history. The Tomcats finish at 7-0 with five shutouts while outscoring their opponents 206- 13. During the season they set the modern single game scoring record with 61 points against Lycoming College.

1955 John “Jock” Stoeber Dick Mamajak ’58 Mike Donato ’71 Joe DiFebo, captain of Stoeber's 1941 team, takes over as Thiel's new head coach. DiFebo carries on the winning tradition with a 6-1 record. 1958 Thiel joins the Presidents' Athletic Conference in the fall of 1958, along with Allegheny College, Washington & Jefferson College and Bethany College. 1967 The Tomcats win their first PAC title with a perfect 6-0 conference mark under second-year head coach Jim McCullough. 1972 McCullough leads the Tomcats to their second PAC football title with a 6-1 conference record. 1981 In their win against Case Western Reserve University on Sept. 26, the Tomcats set PAC records with 451 yards of rushing and 676 yards of total offense.

1991 First-year head coach Charlie Giangrosso leads the Tomcats to their 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL first winning season since 1979 with a 5-4 record. Members of the 1898 team and head coach J. Miller Hilbish 1999 The Tomcat football team makes its first international appearance, traveling to Munich, Germany. Thiel returns to the U.S. victorious over the Landsbert Express semi-pro team. 2004 The Tomcats travel to Canada and defeat the University of Toronto at Lamport Stadium. The team finished with a 7-3 overall record and second in the PACwith a 4-1 mark. The Tomcat's last seven-win season was in 1972 (7-2) as Thiel recorded its second PAC championship. 2005 Under the direction of fifth-year head coach Jack Leipheimer, the Tomcats post an unblemished 10-0 regular season mark, win the PAC title for the first time since 1972 and make the program’s first-ever NCAA Division III playoff appearance. After posting a 28-3 home victory over Johns Hopkins University in the opening round of the Division III playoffs the Tomcats suffer a 24-13 loss at Alumni Stadi- um to Bridgewater College in the second round to finish the year with an 11-1 record.

John Gibson ’71 Ron Leuschen ’82 Darrell Satterfield ’06 TOMCATS 5 ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL

Don Achenbach ’77 William J. Beil Roseanne Gill-Jacobson David Grober Scott Hartle Vice President for Planning Vice President for Auxiliary Vice President for Student Life V ice President for Vice President for Finance and Facilities Enterprises and Chief and Dean of Students College Advancement and Chief Financial Officer Technology Officer

Sonya Lapikis Mervin E. Newton, Ph.D. Dr. Robert C. Olson ’60, Ph.D Gary Witosky ’79 Director of Admissions Interim Dean of the Faculty Interim President Interim Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer

2007 THIEL FOOTBALL Roth Hall, originally called the Administration Building, had its corner stone laying ceremony on September 11, 1912 and was open for the 1913-14 academic year. It has been known as Roth Memorial Hall since October 15, 1955. 6 TOMCATS HEAD COACH JACK LEIPHEIMER Entering his seventh season as the Tomcat's head coach, Jack Leipheimer has returned Thiel football The Leipheimer File back to prominence. Thiel has amassed a 23-9 record over the past three years with its most successful season in school history coming in 2005. Personal Who: After posting an undefeated regular-season record (10-0) and leading the Tomcats to their first NCAA John A. “Jack” Leipheimer Division III playoff birth in 2005, Leipheimer was Born: named the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) January 30, 1953 Coach of the Year, the AFCA (American Football Residence: Coaches Association) Division III Region II Coach of Greenville, Pa. the Year and the Football Gazette’s South Region Coach of the Year. He guided Thiel to an 11-1 overall Wife: record, the program's first PAC title since 1972, its first Patti undefeated regular season since 1950, its first-ever Daughters: playoff victory, and final season rankings of 15th in the Shanna and Krista Football Gazette’s Top 40, 16th in the AFCA Coaches Alma Mater/Year: Poll, and 17th in the D3foootball.com Top 25 poll. Thiel College ’74 Leipheimer has led the resurgence through a solid recruiting effort and strong empha- Degree: sis on academics. 39 players attained a 3.0 or higher GPA while 13 were named to the PAC Academic Honor Roll (attaining a 3.6 or higher semester GPA) during the fall of BA, History 2006. High School: Over the past six seasons Thiel has had 100 all-Conference selections, 21 players Hickory High School, Sharon, Pa. named all-Region, 11 players named all-American and three players named Academic all-American. Thiel has also had 34 players earn PAC Player of the Week honors and Coaching Experience set or tied 56 school records. – THIEL COLLEGE A 1974 Thiel graduate, Leipheimer was a four-year letter winner and three-year Head Coach (2001-) starter at tight end, earning all-PAC accolades in 1973. He was a member of the 1972 - ALLEGHENY COLLEGE squad that registered the college’s second PAC title with a 6-1 conference mark. He was Secondary Coach & Defensive also a three-year letter winner with the Tomcat baseball squad, playing both catcher and first base. Coordinator (1984-2000) Leipheimer enters his 33rd year of coaching and his 24th at the collegiate level. – KENNEDY CHRISTIAN (PA) HIGH Before arriving at Thiel he served as an assistant coach at Allegheny College for 17 Head Coach (1979-83) years, with the last 12 seasons as the defensive coordinator. He began his coaching – TRINITY (OH) HIGH career in 1975 as the offensive coordinator at the Bullis School, Potomac, Md. He then Defensive Coordinator (1976-78) served as the defensive coordinator at – BULLIS SCHOOL (MD)

Trinity High School, Garfield Heights, Offensive Coordinator (1975-76) 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL Ohio, from 1976-1978, and as head coach of the former Kennedy Christian High School, now Kennedy Catholic, Career as a Head Coach Hermitage, Pa., from 1979-1984. Y ears: 6 During his 12 seasons as Allegheny’s Games: 62 defensive play-caller (1989-2000), the Overall record: 31-31 (.500) Gators tallied an impressive overall record P AC record: 18-13 (.581) of 106-23-1, including 22 shutouts. Leipheimer’s defensive schemes helped the Gators win the NCAA Division III National Championship in 1990, and six North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Championships. At Allegheny Leipheimer coached 70 All-North Coast Athletic Con- ference (NCAC) defensive players, 43 of whom were named to the first team and 22 defensive All-Americans. Jack and his wife, Patti, reside in Greenville. They have two daughters: Shanna Bossler, a 2002 Thiel graduate and Krista, a 2005 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh.

TOMCATS 7 ASSISTANT COACHES Frank Amato Brian Dickison Secondary (Cornerbacks) Defensive Line Frank Amato enters his 14th season as a A 2002 Thiel College alumnus, Brian Dicki- Tomcat assistant and will work primarily with son returns to his alma mater in 2007 for his the cornerbacks. A former head coach at second stint as an assistant coach under Coach Reynolds High School, Amato amassed a record Leipheimer. He will serve as the team’s defen- of 156-58-9 (.700) during his 23-year tenure. sive line coach. He is a 1960 graduate of Purdue University Dickison spent the past two seasons as the and played defensive back for the Boilermakers assistant defensive line coach at the University from his sophomore through senior years. In of Maine. In all, he was an assistant coach with 1974 he earned a master’s degree from Edin- the Tomcats for five seasons before departing boro University. for the University of Maine. His coaching He and his wife, Patti, have six grown chil- career began in 2000 as a student coach, a posi- dren. tion he held through the 2001 season. He became a regular assistant in 2002 and last served under Leipheimer in 2004 when he worked primarily with the fullbacks. Bill Brest Dickison is a 1998 Reynolds High School graduate. He resides in Greenville. Special Teams Coordinator With 22 years of coaching experience, Bill Jonathan Howson Brest enters his 10th season with the Tomcat Assistant Defensive Line football program and his first as the Special Jon Howson begins his second season as a Teams Coordinator. member of Coach Leipheimer's staff and will Brest, a 1989 Slippery Rock University grad- assist Coach Dickison with the defensive line as uate, went on to earn a master’s degree from his well as a junior varsity special teams coordina- alma mater in 1996. He coached at Mercer High tor. School, Slippery Rock High School, and from Howson, a 2006 Thiel graduate, is the pro- 1989-1997, was an assistant football coach at gram's all-time leader in tackles for loss (53.5) Hickory High School. While at Hickory he and is second in career sacks (25.0). He was served as offensive coordinator as well as both named to the all-PAC first team following the the offensive and defensive line coach. In 1989 2005 season after being recognized as a second Brest was part of the staff that led the team to a team selection in 2003 and 2004 and a honor- PIAA State Championship. He also served as Hickory’s head track and field able mention pick in 2002. He started all 42 coach for five years. games during his Tomcat playing career. Brest and his wife, Diane, have three children: Carly, Kendall, and Anthony. Jonathan Kutterna Dante Darby Wide Receivers Linebackers Jon Kutterna is in his first season as an Dante Darby enters his third season on the assistant with the Tomcat program. Tomcat coaching staff and will work with the Kutterna, a 2007 Thiel graduate, was a linebackers while also serving as the junior var- four-year letter winner at tight end from sity head coach and defensive coordinator. 2003-2006, earning all-PAC second team Darby is a 2003 Thiel graduate and was a honors following both his junior and senior four-year starter and four-time all-PAC selec- seasons. tion as a linebacker. In 1999 he was selected to the Lutheran Brotherhood all-American team. He is currenty second on the all-time tackles chart with 322, second in career tackles for loss (42.5) and currently holds the single season tackles for loss mark with 17. Darby also serves as a Multicultural Affairs Advisor on campus. He and his wife, Tiffany, reside in Greenville. Tom McEntire Running Backs Tom McEntire begins his second season as a member of the Tomcat coaching staff. He will serve as the team's running backs coach as well as the junior varsity offensive coordinator. McEntire, a 2006 Thiel graduate, was a three-year letter winner with the Tomcats. After beginning his career as a quarterback, McEntire was shifted to wide receiver and finished sixth all-time in receptions with 92. He is also fourth in receptions in a season (54, 2005) and seventh in receiving yards in a season (668, 2005). McEntire was named an honorable mention all- PAC selection following the 2005 season. 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL

8 TOMCATS ASSISTANT COACHES J.P. McFeeley Kurt Reiser Secondary Associate Head Coach McFeeley begins his first season as a Tomcat Offensive Coordinator assistant. He most recently served as assistant Strength Training Coordinator secondary coach at Division I-AA Lafayette Kurt Reiser begins his seventh season as a College in Easton, Pa. McFeeley was part of the member of the Tomcat coaching staff and his Leopard team that won the Patriot League first as the offensive coordinator and quarter- championship in 2006 and went on to partici- backs coach. Reiser also serves as the team’s pate in the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs. strength and conditioning coordinator and is the Prior to his stint at Lafayette, McFeeley spent director of the Paul Bush ’66 Memorial Fitness a season as assistant linebackers coach at Divi- Center on campus. sion I-AA Fordham University. He also spent Prior to arriving at Thiel, Reiser was the two seasons as linebackers and strength and offensive coordinator at Leyden High School, conditioning coach at Clarion University. Chicago, for six years. A 1993 Allegheny grad- A 2003 Allegheny College alumnus, McFeeley was a four-year starter with uate, he earned his master’s degree from DePaul University in 1997. With the the Gators. He was a two-time All-NCAC selection and was named All-Ameri- Gators, Reiser was a three-year starter at tight end and was a two-time All- can by the National Strength & Conditioning Association following his senior NCAC selection and an All-American. Reiser was also a starter on the Gators’ campaign in 2002. He was the Gators’ captain and MVP in 2002. McFeeley fur- 1990 National Championship team. thered his education while coaching at Clarion, graduating cum laude with a He and his wife, Nancy, have two sons and a daughter: Ben, Ethan, and Ellie. master of arts in English in 2004.

Barry Oman Kyle Smesko Offensive Line Volunteer Assistant Coach Academic Coordinator Secondary (Safeties) Kyle Smesko begins his first season as the Barry Oman enters his seventh season as a offensive line coach and academic coordinator volunteer assistant coach at Thiel and will be for the Tomcat football squad. working primarily with the safties. Oman Smesko came to Thiel from Franklin & Mar- earned his bachelor’s degree from Thiel in 1974 shall College where he had served as the offen- and his master’s degree from Youngstown State sive coordinator and offensive line coach from University in 1986. 2003-06. Prior to his time at Franklin & Mar- He was a two-time all-PAC first team selec- shall Smesko was an assistant at Yale Universi- tion as a free safety for the Tomcats and is third ty from 1999-2002. on the school’s all-time interceptions list with Under Smesko's direction the Diplomats 13. Oman was inducted into the Thiel Athletic passing offense finished the 2006 season ranked Hall of Fame in February, 2006. 37th in Division III (225.7 yards per game) and 64th in total offense (347.2 yards He and his wife, Linda, have two children: Ryan and Lauren. per game) while ranking first and second in the Centennial Conference in passing and total offense, respectively. Smesko, a 1997 Allegheny College graduate, was a two-time all-North Coast

Athletic Conference (NCAC) selection for the Gators. He holds the top spot in the NCAC record book in career rushing average (6.9 yards per carry) and is 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL sixth in career rushing touchdowns (46). Smesko rushed for a career-high 1,068 yards during the 1995 season.

TOMCATS 9 2007 SEASON PREVIEW The Thiel College football team, under the direction of seventh-year head coach Jack Leipheimer, returns 16 starters and 29 letter winners from last season’s squad that finished 5-5 overall and 4-3 in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC). Despite returning a significant portion of contributors from last year the Tomcats will be without a pair of coaches that arrived in Greenville with Leipheimer in 2001. John Marzka, associate head coach and offensive coordinator from 2001-2006, has taken over the program at Albright College, while Joe Rossi, who spent six seasons (2001-2006) with the Tomcats, four of those as defensive coordinator, will coach the defensive secondary at Division I-AA University of Maine. “There is no doubt this season will be different from any in the past since we don’t have Joe and John with us. They are both quality coaches that did an outstanding job with our players and I val- ued their input tremendously, but life goes on,” said Leipheimer. “Just as you have to replace key seniors from the previous year and count on guys who have been waiting in the wings, or are new to the program, so it is at times with coaches.” “I have complete confidence in Kurt Reiser’s abilities as an offensive coordinator, and with the addition of two top notch coaches in Kyle Smesko, who will be working with the offensive line, and JP McFeeley, who will coach the defensive secondary, I am very excited for the season to begin, and starting the next chapter in Tomcat football history,” said Leipheimer. Reiser will take over as offensive coordinator and associate head coach after serving as the program’s offensive line coach for the past six seasons. “We will continue to stress many of things that we have in the past - running the ball well, throw- ing the ball effectively and taking great care of the football. We will be committed to running the football and controlling the line of scrimmage. I have tremendous confidence in our returning players and Steve Minton we will continue to rely on our offensive line and running backs to lead the way for us,” said Reiser.

OFFENSE Senior running back Steve Minton returns to the Tomcat backfield as one of the most decorated players in school history. He is the school’s all-time leader in rushing yards (2,570) and touchdowns (32). His 198 points and 558 carries also rank him second on those career lists, respectively. Minton concluded the 2006 season with 537 yards on 135 attempts (4.0 ypc) and six touchdowns. A 2006 all-PAC second team selection, Minton finished fourth in the conference in rushing. Another familiar face in the Tomcat backfield also returns in junior Dan Hess. Hess finished second on the squad last season with 445 yards on 90 carries (4.9 ypc) and five touchdowns. A 2006 all-PAC honorable mention pick, Hess finished the year seventh in the PAC in rushing. “It is no secret that we are counting on Steve and Danny to carry the load for us this fall. I truly believe we must run the ball in order to be successful and I can’t think of two guys I would rather have than those two. Obviously, if you can run the ball well that puts more pres- sure on the defense, and thus opens up all your other weapons on offense,” said Leipheimer. After great spring workouts that culminated with him completing 12-of-17 passes for 232 yards and two touchdowns in the Tomcats’ 36- 7 spring game victory over the University of Toronto, sophomore Willie Bova replaces Billy Blankenship ’07 as the squads top signal- caller. “Willie has shown tremendous poise and leadership,” said Leipheimer. “And by his fearless play – he will stand in the pocket and deliver the ball in the face of a heavy rush (unflustered) – he has earned the respect of his teammates on both sides of the ball. He has a solid han- dle on the offense and is making good decisions.” Senior wide receiver Marc LaScola was named to Don Hansen's Football Gazette NCAA Division III South all-Region team as an honorable mention pick after catching 43 passes for 421 yards and seven touchdowns last season. A 2006 all-PAC first team selection, LaScola finished third in the conference in receptions per game (5.38) and fifth in receiving yards per game (52.6). He is currently tied for fifth place among Tomcat receivers with 11 career touchdown receptions. “Unfortunately, Marc had a slow start in 2006 due to an injury suffered in pre-season camp. If we can keep him healthy I look for him to have his most productive season ever,” said Leipheimer. Senior Brett Helman and junior Tim Van Horn also return as solid contributors at the wide receiver positions over the past few seasons. Helman, named an all-PAC honorable mention pick last season, started nine games last season and caught 30 passes for 310 yards, while Van Horn saw action in eight games and finished with 33 catches for 367 yards and a touchdown. Senior guard Jacob Siegel and senior center Jimmy Fawcett are also back in the fold, but three other all-conference offensive linemen graduated, leaving question marks in that area. Fawcett, an all-PAC second team pick a year ago, has started 22 games during his career. “There is no doubt we are going to be young on the offensive line. However, the experience we gained by playing in Toronto in May has been invaluable in our development. I am confident Ryan Jordan, Nick Goettman, JR Kenna and Peter Antonelli will step up and do a solid job for us. I also expect Kris Duffy and Steve Speicher to contribute as they continue to learn the system,” said Leipheimer. “As for 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL freshmen, we have some quality players coming in on the o-line, but it will all depend on how quickly they learn our system before they’ll be able to contribute like we expect.” 10 TOMCATS 2007 SEASON PREVIEW DEFENSE The defensive unit returns a pair of defensive ends in seniors Chris Lorber and Robert Hughes that helped anchor the second-ranked defense in the PAC last season. Thiel finished second in total defense (255.8 ypg), second in scoring defense (16.1 ppg), second in pass defense (153.6 ypg), second in rush defense (102.6 ypg) and tied for third in team sacks (21.0). The Tomcats were also first in opponent third-down conversion percentage (30.6%) and third in red zone defense (19-26, 73.1%). Lorber, who was named to the Football Gazette all-South region squad as an honorable mention and to the all-PAC first team in 2006, finished the season with 48 total tackles, 9.0 sacks and two forced fumbles. Hughes, an all-PAC second team performer in 2006, posted 56 tackles, 10.0 tackles for loss, 4.0 sacks and three forced fumbles. “Chris Lorber and Robert Hughes have great motors and are relentless in their pursuit of the football. I expect them to set the example for the younger players with Chris being a captain and Robert being a fifth-year guy. In addition, we have two other seniors who will see plenty of action in Aaron Gorka and Mike Dworakowski,” said Leipheimer. Senior defensive tackles Denver Goodman, Randall Palakovich and David Dix look to man the interior of the Tomcat defense. Goodman appeared in all 10 games last season and recorded six tackles while Palakovich and Dix posted five and two tackles, respectively. “Each of our interior players brings something a little different to the defense. Goodman is the strongest player on the team, Dix has great size, Palakovich has outstanding athleticism (being a converted linebacker/end) and Matt Turek has tremendous quickness. All four have great “get off” and a solid understanding of our defensive schemes. We are going to need solid play from them in order Chris Lorber to be successful,” said Leipheimer. Senior Mike Stimac and junior Sam Swartzfager return to man the linebacking corps. Stimac, who has started 14 games over his first three seasons, finished third on the squad with 62 tackles, including 4.5 tackles for loss, last season. Swartzfager appeared in seven games last season and totaled three tackles and an interception. “Mike Stimac is a tremendous leader as he was voted captain by his teammates and has such a great command of our overall defense. It’s like having another coach on the field. I have complete confidence in his ability to make any adjustments needed on any given play. In addition to Stimac and Swartzfager, Logan Skjefte, Scott Thompson, Rick Hlinka, Steve Waldo, Mike Clemens and Clint Walker all had solid springs and will make contributions to our defense. I feel we have the most depth at linebacker over any other position on the team – each of these guys can play,” said Leipheimer. Senior free safety Mike Lebetz, senior cornerback Antonio Quarterman and senior strong safety Corey Russell each played an important role in the secondary for the Tomcats last season. In 10 starts Lebetz tallied 39 total tackles with one interception, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery while Quarterman posted 31 tackles, 1.0 tackle for loss and one interception after starting nine games. Russell finished the season with 13 tackles and 2.0 tackles for loss in eight starts.

A number of talented returning players should not only help provide the Tomcats with much-needed depth, but also push the incumbents for playing time. Senior cornerback Tom Butera, junior safety Matt Joy and sophomore cornerbacks Dominique Henderson and Marcus 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL Myers have each worked hard in the spring and throughout the summer in hopes of securing a spot in Coach McFeeley’s defensive backfield. “I feel the secondary made the most improvements overall this past spring. Our guys have a very solid grasp of our coverages and under- stand their role in the overall defensive scheme, with regards to run fits. I look for this unit to have a solid 2007 campaign,” said Leipheimer.

SPECIAL TEAMS Senior kicker/punter Sammy Koyl was the Tomcats’ top place kicker and punter in 2006 and earned all-PAC honorable mention honors for both positions. Koyl finished third in the PAC in punting last season, averaging 35.2 yards per punt. He is Thiel’s all-time leader in extra points with 73 and is second all-time in points (kicking) with 97. “We are depending on Sammy Koyl to have his best year yet - he had a very good spring and has worked extremely hard this off-season,” said Leipheimer. “His leg strength has improved and I am confident he will be up for the challenge. In addition, senior Alec Osbourne has shown steady improvement throughout the past four years and is ready to step in when needed.”

TOMCATS 11 2007 RETURNING PLAYER ROSTER INFORMATION

Name ...... No.. Pos. ....Yr. No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School Adams, John ...... 2....WR ....Sr. 1 Antonio Quarterman D B Sr. 6-2 180 St. Petersburg, Fla./S t. Petersburg Amato, Hiro ...... 88....WR ....Jr. Antonelli, Peter ...... 53 ....OL. So. 2 John Adams W R Sr. 6-2 205 Kissimmee, Fla./Osceola Ault, Chris ...... 1 2 ....QB ....Sr. 3 Marc LaScola WR Sr. 6-1 180 W ellsville, Ohio/W ellsville Bova, Willie...... 10 ....QB. So. 4 Sam Swartzfager LB Jr. 6-1 225 Shippenville/Keystone Butera, To m ...... 20 ....DB ....Sr. Clemens, Mike ...... 51 ....LB. So. 5 Tim Van Horn WRJr. 5-10 165 Leechburg/Kiski Area Coleman, George ...... 4 0 ....DB ....Sr. 6 Chris Lorber D E Sr. 6-0 210 Mayfield Height s, Ohio/Benedictine Dix, David ...... 90 ....DL ....Sr. 8 Randall Palakovich D L Sr. 6-1 205 Aliquipp a/Aliquipp a Duffy, Kris...... 76 ....OL. So. Dworakowski, Mike ...... 41 ....DE ....Jr. 9 Marcus Myers D B So. 6-1 175 Orlando, Fla./Colonial Dzubak, Mark ...... 43 ....RB. So. 1 0 W illie Bova QB So. 5-10 185 Port Allegany/Port Allegany Ester, Eric...... 82 ....TE ....Sr. Fawcett, James ...... 64 ....OL ....Sr. 12 Chris Ault QB Sr. 6-1 195 Mineral Ridge, Ohio/Mineral Ridge Glover, Alex ...... 28 ....RB ....Jr. 13 Michael Stimac L B Sr. 5-10 200 East Brady/Karns City Goettman, Nick ...... 78 ....OL. So. 16 Sammy Koyl K/P Sr. 5-6 165 Cleveland Heights, Ohio/Benedictine Goodman, Denver...... 99 ....DT ....Sr. Gorka, Aaron ...... 50 ....DL ....Sr. 17 Alec Osbourne K/P Sr. 6-1 180 McDonald/Fort Cherry Grill, Aaron ...... 97 ....DL. So. 18 James Reinhart D B Sr. 6-0 180 Lancaster/Carolina Forest (S.C.) Haase, William...... 63 ....DL. So. 19 Mike Lebetz DB Sr. 6-0 165 Vandergrif t/Kiski Area Helman, Brett ...... 2 6....WR ....Sr. Hess, Dan ...... 44 ....RB ....Jr. 20 Tom Butera DB Sr. 5-7 160 Hamburg, N.Y./Hamburg Hlinka, Rick ...... 55 ....LB ....Jr. 21 Matt Joy DBJr. 5-9 185 Coraopolis/Cornell Hughes, Robert ...... 93 ....DL ....Sr. 22 Clint Walker LB So. 5-10 185 Madison, Ohio/Madison Jordan, Ryan ...... 73 ....OL ....Jr. Joy , Matt ...... 21 ....DB ....Jr. 23 Dominique Henderson D B So. 5-10 170 Beaver Falls/Beaver Falls Kenna, J.R...... 52 ....OL. So. 26 Brett Helman WR Sr. 5-11 185 Youngwood/Hempfield Koyl, Sammy ...... 16....K/P ....Sr. 27 Matt Nagy W R So. 6-0 180 Madison, Ohio/Madison LaScola, Marc ...... 3....WR ....Sr. Lebetz, Mike ...... 19 ....DB ....Sr. 28 Alex Glover RBJr. 5-8 215 Beaver/Blackhawk Lorber, Chris ...... 6 ....DL ....Sr. 29 S teve Minton R B Sr. 5-10 205 Cranberry Township/Seneca Valley Master,Chad...... 56 ....LB. So. 30 Jeremiah Wagner R B Jr. 5-11 215 Galeton/Coudersport McFarland, Josh ...... 84.R....W . So. Minton, Steve ...... 29 ....RB ....Sr. 32 S tephen Ruberto D B Jr. 5-11 185 S taten Island, N.Y./Mon. Farrell Mitch, Pat ...... 92 ....DL. So. 34 Corey Russell DB Sr. 5-7 170 Euclid, Ohio/Euclid Myers, Marcus ...... 9....DB. So. Nagy, Matt ...... 27....WR. So. 37 Kyle Wetzel DBJr. 5-9 175 Mif flinburg/Mif flinburg Osbourne, Alec ...... 17....K/P ....Sr. 40 Steve Waldo LBJr. 6-2 180 Orwell, Ohio/Grand Valley Palakovich, Randall ...... 8....DL ....Sr. 41 Michael Dworakowski D E Sr. 6-0 220 Girard/Girard Pickens, Jon ...... 69 ....DL. So. Quarterman, Antonio ...... 1....DB ....Sr. 42 George Coleman D B Sr. 5-9 185 Monessen/Geibel Reinhart, James ...... 18 ....DB ....Sr. 43 Mark Dzubak R B So. 5-10 200 Greensburg/Greensburg Ross, Mark ...... 81 ....TE ....Sr. 44 Dan Hess RBJr . 5-6 1 9 0 Apollo/Kiski Area Ruberto, Stephen ...... 32 ....DB ....Jr. Russell, Cory ...... 34 ....DB ....Sr. 46 Logan SkjefteLBFr. 6-0 195 Lakeland, Fla./George Jenkins Sadler, Justin ...... 83 ....TE ....Jr. 47 Scott Thompson LB Jr. 5-8 215 Pittsburgh/Wilkinsburg Siegel, Jacob ...... 75 ....OL ....Sr. 50 Aaron Gorka DE Sr. 5-11 205 Johnstown/Westmont Hilltop S peicher, Steve ...... 66 ....OL. So. S teel, Josh ...... 94 ....DL. So. 51 Mike Clemens LB So. 5-10 220 Imperial/West Allegheny S timac, Mike ...... 13 ....LB ....Sr. 52 J.R. Kenna O L So. 5-10 230 W est Mif flin/W est Mif flin Swartzfager, Sam ...... 4 ....LB ....Jr. 53 Peter Antonelli OL So. 5-10 305 Lakeland, Fla./George Jenkins Tat alone, Nick ...... 96 ....DL . So. Taylor , Brendan ...... 11....WR. So. 55 Rick Hlinka LBJr. 5-9 175 Youngstown, Ohio/Chaney Thompson, Scott ...... 47 ....LB ....Jr. 56 Chad Master LB So. 5-11 190 Titusville/T itusville T urek, Matt ...... 98 ....DL ....Jr. V an Horn, T im ...... 5....WR ....Jr. 63 W illiam Haase DL So. 6-1 220 Latrobe/Derry Area W aldo, S teve ...... 40 ....LB ....Jr. 64 James Fawcett O L Sr. 6-3 240 W exford/Pine-Richland W agner, Jeremiah ...... 30 ....RB ....Jr. 66 S teve Speicher O L So. 6-4 280 South Park/South Park W alker , Clint...... 22 ....LB. So. W eiser , Mike ...... 24 ....DB. So. 69 Jonathan Pickens D L So. 5-10 210 Fort Meade, Fla./Fort Meade W etzel, Kyle ...... 37 ....CB . So. 73 Ryan Jordan OLJr. 6-0 315 Gibsonia/Pine-Richland 75 Jacob Siegel O L Sr. 5-11 240 Madison, Ohio/Perry 76 Kris Duf fy O L So. 6-2 275 Industry/Western Beaver 78 Nick Goettman O L So. 6-2 310 McDonald/South Fayette 80 Dan Mackall T E So. 6-0 230 Georgetown/Southside Beaver 81 Mark Ross TE Sr. 6-4 215 Hamburg, N.Y./Hamburg

2007 THIEL FOOTBALL 82 Eric Ester TE Sr. 6-3 240 Erie/East 83 Justin Sadler TEJr. 6-0 215 W est Sunbury/Moniteau 12 TOMCATS 2007 ROSTER INFORMATION No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 84 Josh McFarland W R So. 5-11 190 Madison, Ohio/Madison 8 8 Hiro Amato WRJr. 6-0 165 Tokyo, Japan/Sait ama Heisai 90 David Dix DL Sr. 6-2 240 Hamburg, N.Y./Hamburg 92 Pat Mitch D L So. 6-1 210 Leechburg/Leechburg 93 Robert Hughes D L Sr. 6-4 240 Youngstown, Ohio/Rayen 94 Josh Steel D L So. 6-1 205 Midland/East Liverpool (Ohio) 96 Nick Tatalone D L So. 6-2 200 Erie/East 98 Matt T urek DLJr. 6-0 230 Grove City/Grove City 99 Denver Goodman DL Sr. 5-7 245 Mineral Ridge, Ohio/Mineral Ridge

2007 RECRUIT INFORMATION Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School Brandon Beck OLFr. 6-1 265 Cleveland, Ohio/Maple Heights Sean Beitler OLFr. 6-3 240 North Versailles/East Allegheny Tom Besser DLFr. 5-11 200 Masury, Ohio/Brookfield Danny Camp QBFr. 6-1 180 Rochester/Rochester Pete Cortese DBFr. 6-0 170 A valon/Northgate John Dertinger RBFr. 5-10 245 Jeffersonville, N.Y./Sullivan W est Matt Dilt s OLFr . 6-1 275 Brooksville, Fla./S pringstead Mike Dorsey DBFr. 5-5 150 Brooksville, Fla./Nature Coast Brandon Eck WRFr. 6-0 160 Corry/Corry Matt Endlish QBFr. 6-2 175 Chicora/Karns City Alfredo Foti OLFr. 6-4 245 Bradenton, Fla./Manatee John Hansen LBFr. 5-9 200 V andergrif t/Kiski Area Jason Joens DBFr. 6-3 183 Brooksville, Fla./Nature Coast Lukas Johnson DBFr. 5-10 165 Rochester/Rochester Dom Knapp LBFr. 6-0 200 Meadville/Meadville Kyle Koeth LBFr. 5-10 190 Lake City/Girard Phil Kypreos LBFr. 6-0 205 Rochester/Rochester John Lesnett OLFr. 6-2 240 Greenville/Reynolds Matt Longshore KFr. 6-0 170 Georgetown/Southside Beaver V ince Palmiere OLFr. 6-0 230 Tarentum/Deer Lakes V ince Papley DBFr. 5-11 180 Slippery Rock/Slippery Rock Gary Petrucci OLFr. 6-1 235 Pittsburgh/Keystone Oaks John Pinto OLFr. 6-1 240 Chesterland, Ohio/West Geauga Devin Popely PFr. 6-2 185 Conneaut, Ohio/Edgewood

Alexander Reed DBFr. 5-8 175 North East/Northeast 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL Kyle Rogers OLFr. 5-9 250 Meadville/Saegertown Chadd Rongaus LBFr. 6-0 200 Grove City/Grove City Ryan Santangelo DLFr. 6-2 220Palm Harbor, Fla./Palm Harbor University T.J. Sarbiewski LBFr. 6-1 185 Kingsville, Ohio/Edgewood Matt Saur LBFr. 6-0 235 Eldersburg, Md./Century Matt Savage DLFr. 5-11 210 Rochester/Rochester Mike Sawyer DBFr. 5-6 140 Cleveland, Ohio/Shaw Bobby Shew LBFr. 5-7 180 Mogadore, Ohio/Mogadore Matt Shields DBFr. 6-2 200 North Jackson, Ohio/Jackson Milton Cody Sirgey RBFr. 5-10 175 Saint Petersburg, Fla./Northside Christian Chris Smith DLFr. 6-1 230 Brandon, Fla./Bloomingdale K.J. Smith WRFr. 6-1 170 Sharon/Sharon Joe Stenger WRFr. 6-0 170 Jefferson, Ohio/Pymatuning Valley Andy StineOLFr. 6-0 305 Morann/Moshannon Valley John Straka DBFr. 5-8 160 Hubbard, Ohio/Hubbard Ryan Taylor RBFr. 5-5 200 Maple Heights, Ohio/Maple Heights Adam Troup OLFr. 6-4 240 Greensburg/Hempfield Billy V anneman OLFr. 6-2 265 Douglassville/Daniel Boone A.J. V ercelliOLFr. 6-2 295 Gibsonia/Deer Lakes Patrick W illiams WRFr. 6-1 160 Sharon/Sharon Caleb Wingard OLFr. 5-11 270 Pine Mountain, Ga./Manchester Zach Woody DLFr. 5-11 215 Corbin, Ken./Corbin Bryan Villegas WRFr. 6-1 160 S pringstead, Fla./Springstead TOMCATS 13 2007 RETURNING LETTER WINNERS John Michael Adams Dworakowski Senior Senior Wide Receiver Defensive Line 6-2, 205 2 6-0, 220 41 Kissimmee, Fla. Girard, Pa. Osceola H.S. Girard H.S. Binary Engineering-Chemical Accounting/Actuarial Studies

Career – Games/Started: 22/0 … enters his senior sea- Career – Games/Started: 10/0 … two-year letter winner. son as a two-year letter winner. 2005: Earned his first let- 2005: Won his first letter … made two tackles. 2006: ter … played in all 12 contests, including two NCAA Saw playing time in eight games as a top reserve at Division III playoff games … contributed to the team’s defensive end … recorded six tackles and one fumble potent passing game with three catches for 29 yards and recovery. one touchdown. 2006: Participated in all 10 games, earn- DWORAKOWSKI DEFENSIVE STATISTICS ing his second letter … was the team’s fourth leading TOT FUM FUM QB Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL SKS PBU receiver with 15 catches for 227 yards and one touch- So./2005 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 down … averaged 15.1 yards per reception and 22.7 Jr./2006 6 0 6 1 0 0 0 0 yards receiving per game … he owned the third longest TOTALS 8 0 8 1 0 0 0 0 reception of the season, a 39-yarder. ADAMS RECEIVING STATISTICS Class/Year NO YDS AVG TD LONG So./2005 3 29 9.7 1 17-Bridgewater Eric Jr./2006 15 227 15.1 1 39-Westminster TOTALS 18 256 14,2 2 39 Ester Michael Dworakowski Senior Tight End Tom 6-3, 240 82 Butera Erie, Pa. Senior East H.S. Business Administration Defensive Back 5-7, 160 20 Career – Games/Started: 17/0 … Two-year letter win- Hamburg, N.Y. ner. 2005: Earned first letter … appeared in nine con- Hamburg H.S. tests, contributing mostly on special teams. 2006: Won Business Administration second career letter … made one catch, a 16-yarder against Washington & Jefferson. Career – Games/Started: 7/1 … One-year letter winner. ESTER RECEIVING STATISTICS 2006: Saw action in seven games. Class/Year NO YDS AVG TD LONG Jr./2006 1 16 16.0 0 16-Wash. & Jeff. TOTALS 1 16 16.0 0 16 Dave Dix Jimmy Senior Fawcett Defensive Line Senior 6-2, 240 90 Offensive Line Hamburg, N.Y. 6-3, 240 64 Hamburg H.S. Wexford, Pa. Business Administration Pine-Richland H.S. Communication Career – Games/Started: 8/0 … One-year letter winner. 2006: Made two solo tackles against Westminster on Career – Games/Started: 28/22 … two-year letter win- Nov. 4. ner and two-year starter. 2004: Appeared in four games. Jimmy Fawcett DIX DEFENSIVE STATISTICS TOT FUM FUM QB 2005: Started all 12 games at center, including two Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL SKS PBU NCAA Division III playoff games … named an All-PAC 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL Jr./2006 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 honorable mention. 2006: Started all 10 games at center TOTALS 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 … won second letter … selected to the All-PAC second team. 14 TOMCATS 2007 RETURNING LETTER WINNERS Denver Brett Goodman Helman Senior Senior Defensive Line Wide Receiver 5-7, 245 99 5-11, 185 26 Mineral Ridge, Ohio Youngwood, Pa. Mineral Ridge H.S. Hemfield H.S. Physics Mathematics/Secondary Educ.

Career – Games/Started: 26/0 … Two-year letter winner Career – Games/Started: 27/11 … Three-year letter win- and returning top reserve at defensive tackle. 2005: ner. 2004: Earned first letter … playing time came at tail- Awarded first letter … finished season with 10 tackles back as a freshman … in seven contests he rushed for and two sacks … had a pair of tackles and a sack in 38- 207 yards and scored two touchdowns on 58 carries … 35 overtime win at Washington & Jefferson. 2006: rushed 21 times for 77 yards and two touchdowns in Earned second letter … recorded six total tackles … had 32-6 win over Ohio Dominican on Oct. 30 … had career- a season-high three tackles against Alfred on Sept. 9. best 13-yard run in 26-20 victory over Waynesburg on GOODMAN DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Oct. 16. 2005: Won second letter … appeared in 10 of TOT FUM FUM QB the team’s 12 games … finished with 94 yards rushing Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL SKS PBU Soph./2005 4 6 10 1 0 2 2.0 1 and 86 yards receiving … had a career-best 27-yard Jr./2006 2 4 6 0 0 0 0 0 reception in 39-36 win over Ohio Wesleyan on Sept. 10 TOTALS 6 10 16 1 0 2 2.0 1 … threw a 57-yard touchdown pass to Tom McEntire in 38-35 overtime win at Washington & Jefferson on Oct. 1. 2006: Earned third letter … played in all 10 of the team’s Aaron games … was third on the team in receptions (30) and receiving yards (310). Denver Goodman Gorka HELLMAN RECEIVING STATISTICS Senior Class/Year NO YDS AVG TD LONG Fr./2004 4 17 4.2 0 11-Westminster Defensive Line Soph./2005 6 86 14.3 0 27-Ohio Wesleyan 5-11, 205 50 Jr./2006 30 310 10.3 0 27-Wash. & Jeff. TOTALS 40 413 10.3 0 27

Johnstown, Pa. HELLMAN RUSHING STATISTICS Westmont-Hilltop H.S. Class/Year NO YDS AVG TD LONG Biology Fr./2004 58 207 3.6 2 13-Waynesburg Soph./2005 40 94 2.3 0 8-Ohio Wesleyan TOTALS 98 301 3.1 2 13 Career – Games/Started: 19/0 … Two-year letter winner

and returning top reserve at defensive end. 2005: Won HELLMAN ALL-PURPOSE STATISTICS Class/YearRUSH REC PR KOR IR TOTAL AVG/G 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL first letter … appeared in 10 games, registering three Fr./2004 207 17 0 9 0 233 33.3 tackles. 2006: Earned second letter … saw action in nine Soph./2005 94 86 0 0 0 180 18.0 games and totaled five tackles. Jr./2006 0 310 0 0 0 310 31.0 TOTALS 301 413 0 9 0 714 23.8 GORKA DEFENSIVE STATISTICS TOT FUM FUM QB HELLMAN SCORING STATISTICS Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL SKS PBU I ------PATs ------I Soph./2005 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 Class/Year TD FGs KICK RUSH RCV PASS DXP SAF PTS Jr./2006 3 2 5 0 0 0.5 0 0 Fr./2004 2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 TOTALS 4 4 8 0 0 0.5 0 0 Soph./2005 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jr./2006 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12

Brett Helman

TOMCATS 15 2007 RETURNING LETTER WINNERS Dominique Dan Henderson Hess Sophomore Junior Defensive Back Running Back 5-10, 170 23 5-6, 190 44 Beaver Falls, Pa. Apollo, Pa. Beaver Falls H.S. Kiski Area H.S. Communication Business Communication

Career – Games/Started: 7/X … One-year letter winner. Career – Games/Started: 21/5 … Two-year letter winner 2006: Earned his first letter … Recorded two tackles. and two-year starter. 2005: Earned first letter as a fresh- HENDERSON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS man … finished second on the team with 635 rushing TOT FUM FUM QB yards and four touchdowns … had career highs in carries Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL SKS PBU Fr./2006 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 (32) and rushing yards (169) in 50-48 triple-overtime TOTALS112100 00 win at Carnegie Mellon on Nov. 12 … finished with 676 all-purpose yards … first collegiate touchdown was on a four-yard run in 41-7 victory over Bethany on Sept. 23. Rick 2006: Received second letter … finished second on the team with 445 yards and five touchdowns on the ground Hlinka … matched a career high in carries (32) on Oct. 14 at Junior Grove City … eclipsed the 100-yard rushing mark on Linebacker two occasions; at Bethany on Sept. 30 and at Grove City 5-9, 175 55 on Oct. 14 … went over the career 1,000-yard mark against Westminster on Nov. 4 … broke a 63-yarder Rick Hlinka Youngstown, Ohio against Bethany, the longest run of his career … was Chaney H.S. named a All-PAC honorable mention. Computer Science HESS RUSHING STATISTICS Class/Year NO YDS AVG TD LONG Fr./2005 140 635 4.5 4 40-Carnegie Mellon Career – Games/Started: 5/0. 2006: Won his first letter Soph./2006 90 445 4.9 5 63-Bethany after switching to the defensive side of the ball following TOTALS 230 1080 4.7 9 63 his freshman campaign. HESS RECEIVING STATISTICS HLINKA DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Class/Year NO YDS AVG TD LONG TOT FUM FUM QB Fr./2005 4 41 10.2 0 18-Carnegie Mellon Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL SKS PBU Soph./2006 10 68 17.0 0 17-Grove City So./2006 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 14 109 7.8 0 18 TOTALS011000 00 HESS ALL-PURPOSE STATISTICS Class/YearRUSH REC PR KOR IR TOTAL AVG/G Fr./2005 635 41 0 0 0 676 61.5 Soph./2007 445 68 0 0 0 513 51.3 TOTALS 1080 109 0 0 0 1189 56.6

HESS SCORING STATISTICS I ------PATs ------I Class/Year TD FGs KICK RUSH RCV PASS DXP SAF PTS Fr./2005 4 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 Soph./2006 5 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 TOTALS 9 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 54

Dan Hess

2007 THIEL FOOTBALL

16 TOMCATS 2007 RETURNING LETTER WINNERS Robert Sammy Hughes Koyl Senior Senior Defensive Line Kicker/Punter 6-4, 240 93 5-6, 165 16 Youngstown, Ohio Cleveland Heights, Ohio Rayen H.S. Benedictine H.S. Criminal Justice/Sociology Philosophy

Career – Games/Started: 22/11 … Two-year letter win- Career – Games/Started: 29/25 … Three-year letter winner and one-year starter. 2003: Made four appearances, ner and two-year starter. 2004: Earned first letter … mostly as a special teamer. 2005: Earned first career let- Appeared in seven contests … Converted five-of-five ter … finished the season with 14 tackles, 7.5 of which extra point attempts … Averaged 56 yards per kickoff were for losses … posted 2.5 sacks … returned a blocked (18) with a pair of touchbacks. 2005: Won second letter punt 41 yards for a touchdown in a 42-0 win over … Was the team’s starting placekicker and kickoff spe- Bluffton on Sept. 17. 2006: Won second letter … was the cialist … Named an All-PAC honorable mention pick … team’s fourth leading tackler with 56 total stops (31 solo) Was third on the squad in scoring with 54 points … Con- … ten of the 56 tackles were for a loss, a team-best … verted 3-of-11 field goal attempts and 45-of-51 extra was second on the team with four sacks … was credited point attempts …. Made a 22-yard field goal in overtime with four pass breakups and three forced fumbles … exe- to defeat Washington & Jefferson College 38-35 on Oct. cuted perhaps the most exciting special teams play of the 1 … The field goal against Washington & Jefferson was season against Thomas More on Sept. 23; a blocked punt his first career made field goal and only his second and subsequent 31-yard return for a touchdown with 20 attempted … Kicked a season-best 34-yard field goal in seconds remaining before halftime … selected to the All- a 30-0 win over Grove City on Oct. 8 … Punted 21 times PAC second team. with an average of 34.8 yards per kick. 2006: Earned Sammy Koyl HUGHES DEFENSIVE STATISTICS third letter while handling all kicking duties … Earned TOT FUM FUM QB All-PAC honorable mention accolades as punter and Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL SKS PBU Fr./2003 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 placekicker … Made five-of-nine field goal attempts … Soph./2005 7 7 14 0 0 7.5 2.5 0 Made a career-long 43-yard field goal against Waynes- Jr./2006 31 25 56 0 3 10.0 4.0 4 burg on Oct. 21 … Was 23-of-27 in extra point attempts TOTALS 39 32 71 0 3 17.5 6.5 4 … Punted 39 times with 35.2 yard average … Connect- ed on a career-best and college record 67-yard punt against Washington & Jefferson on Oct. 7 … Had 11 Matt punts downed of kicked out of bounds inside the 20 yard line.

Joy KOYLE SCORING STATISTICS Class/Year XP-ATT FG-ATT FG PCT PTS 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL Junior Fr./2004 5-5 0-0 .1000 5 Defensive Back Soph./2005 45-51 3-11 .273 54 5-9, 185 21 Jr./2006 23-27 5-9 .556 38 TOTALS 73-83 8-20 .400 97

Coraopolis, Pa. KOYLE KICKOFF STATISTICS Cornell H.S. Class/Year NO YDS AVG TB Elementary Education Fr./2004 18 1008 56.0 2 Soph./2005 64 3131 48.9 1 Jr./2006 38 2082 54.8 2 Career – Games/Started: 15/0 … First-time letter win- TOTALS 120 6221 51.8 5 ner in his sophomore campaign. 2005: Recorded three KOYLE PUNTING STATISTICS tackles and recovered one fumble. 2006: Saw action in Class/Year NO YDS AVG LG TB FC I20 all 10 games with eight tackles. Fr./2004 4 86 21.5 33 0 0 1 Soph./2005 21 730 34.8 53 0 3 2 JOY DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Jr./2006 39 1372 35.2 67 2 3 11 TOT FUM FUM QB TOTALS 64 2188 34.2 67 2 6 14 Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL SKS PBU Fr./2005 2 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 Soph./2006 4 4 8 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS6511100 00

JOY PUNT RETURN STATISTICS Class/Year NO YDS AVG TD LONG Fr./2005 2 8 4.0 0 4-Thomas More Soph./2006 16 94 5.9 0 14-Bethany Robert Hughes TOTALS 18 102 5.7 0 14

JOY KICKOFF RETURN STATISTICS Class/Year NO YDS AVG TD LONG Soph./2006 17 248 14.6 0 26-Westminster TOTALS 17 248 14.6 2 26 TOMCATS 17 2007 RETURNING LETTER WINNERS Marc Chris LaScola Lorber Senior Senior Wide Receiver Defensive Line 6-1, 180 3 6-0, 210 6 Wellsville, Ohio Mayfield Heights, Ohio Wellsville H.S. Benedictine H.S. Business Administration Business Administration

Career – Games/Started: 24/11 … Two-year letter win- Career – Games/Started: 31/22 … Three-year letter winner and one-year starter. 2004: Appeared in four games, ner and two-year starter at defensive end. 2004: Made mostly on special teams. 2005: Earned first career letter nine appearances as a freshman, finishing the season … caught 26 passes for 465 yards and four touchdowns with six total tackles. 2005: Earned first letter … was … had a season-best 117 yards receiving, including a 78- named to the all-PAC second team … was a starter in all yard touchdown reception in a 34-0 win at Westminster 12 of the team’s games, including two NCAA Division on Oct. 22. … caught a season-best six passes in a 41-7 III playoff contests … finished sixth on the team in tack- victory over Bethany on Sept. 23. 2006: Earned second les with 51 … also registered 6 sacks, 8.5 tackles for a letter … led the team in receptions (43), receiving yards loss, two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and an (421) and receiving touchdowns (7) despite missing the interception … had a season-best 5.5 tackles and a forced first two games of the season after suffering an injury fumble in a 50-48 triple-overtime win at Carnegie Mel- late in training camp … set a career high in receptions lon on Nov. 12 … was named to the Spring 2006 Dean’s (10) against Washington & Jefferson on Oct. 7. … set a List. 2006: Earned third letter … was named a first team career high in receiving yards (139) against Westminster all-PAC selection … Named an honorable mention pick on Nov. 4. … threw a 36-yard touchdown pass, a career on Don Hansen’s Football Gazette NCAA Division III Marc LaScola first, on a trick play against Washington & Jefferson on South All-Region team … was fifth on the team with 48 Oct. 7. … selected to the all-PAC first team … named an total tackles (26 solo) … was second on the team with honorable mention pick on Don Hansen’s Football 9.5 tackles for a loss … led the team with nine sacks … Gazette NCAA Division III South All-Region team. had two-sack games on three occasions … forced two LASCOLA RECEIVING STATISTICS fumbles. Class/Year NO YDS AVG TD LONG LORBER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Soph./2005 26 465 17.9 4 78-Westminster TOT FUM FUM QB Jr./2006 43 421 9.8 7 50-Westminster Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL SKS PBU TOTALS 69 886 12.8 11 78 Fr./2004 1 5 6 0 0 0 0 0 Soph./2005 22 29 51 2 2 8.5 6.0 2 LASCOLA SCORING STATISTICS Jr./2006 26 22 48 0 2 9.5 9.0 0 I ------PATs ------I TOTALS 49 56 105 2 4 26.5 15.0 2 Class/Year TD FGs KICK RUSH RCV PASS DXP SAF PTS Soph./2005 4 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 Jr./2006 7 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 TOTALS 11 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 66 Dan Mike Mackall Sophomore Lebetz Tight End Senior 6-0, 230 80 Defensive Back 6-0, 165 19 Georgetown, Pa. Southside Beaver H.S. Vandergrift, Pa. Criminal Justice Kiski Area H.S. History Career – Games/Started: 8/0. 2006: Saw playing time in eight games, earning his first letter. Career – Games/Started: 10/10 … Enters his senior sea- MACKALL RECEIVING STATISTICS son with a full year of starting experience at free safety. Class/Year NO YDS AVG TD LONG 2006: Won his first letter … was the team’s sixth leading Fr./2006 1 8 8.0 0 8-Westminster TOTALS 1 8 8.0 0 8 tackler with 39 total stops … recorded his first career interception in Week 3 against Albion ... had a career- high eight total tackles (six solo) against Waynesburg in Chris Lorber the eighth week of the season. LEBETZ DEFENSIVE STATISTICS TOT FUM FUM 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL PBU INT Jr./2006 26 13 39 1 1 0.0 1 1 TOTALS 26 13 39 1 1 0.0 1 1 18 TOMCATS 2007 RETURNING LETTER WINNERS

MINTON RUSHING STATISTICS 2004 Season Class/Year NO YDS AVG TD LONG Steve Fr./2004 193 935 4.8 7 36-Westminster Sept. 18 vs. Bluffton Soph./2005 230 1066 4.6 19 42-Grove City 19 carries – 109 yards – 2 TD Minton Jr./2006 135 537 4.0 6 23-Bethany Sept. 25 at Bethany Senior TOTALS 558 2538 4.6 32 42 27 carries – 182 yards Oct. 2 vs. Washington & Jefferson Running Back MINTON RECEIVING STATISTICS 18 carries – 83 yards 5-10, 205 29 Class/Year NO YDS AVG TD LONG Fr./2004 2 5 2.5 0 6-Ohio Dominican Oct. 9 at Grove City Soph./2005 3 32 10.7 0 15-Thomas More 29 carries – 135 yards – 1 TD Cranberry Township, Pa. Jr./2006 12 141 11.8 1 22-Geneva Oct. 16 vs. Waynesburg Seneca Valley H.S. TOTALS 17 178 10.5 1 22 25 carries – 89 yards – 1 TD Criminal Justice MINTON ALL-PURPOSE STATISTICS Oct. 23 vs. Westminster Class/Year RUSH REC PR KOR IR TOTAL AVG/G 27 carries – 157 yards – 3 TD Career – Games/Started: 27/25 … Three-year letter winner Fr./2004 935 5 0 0 0 940 104.4 Soph./2005 1066 32 0 0 0 1098 109.8 Oct. 30 vs. Ohio Dominican and three-year starter at tailback. 2004: Was named to the Jr./2006 537 141 0 0 0 678 84.8 27 carries – 114 yards all-PAC second team as a freshman after rushing for 935 TOTALS 2538 178 0 0 0 2716 100.6 Nov. 6 at Buffalo State 21 carries – 66 yards yards and scoring seven rushing touchdowns on 193 carries MINTON SCORING STATISTICS 193 carries – 935 yards – 7 TD … earned first letter … finished third in the conference in I ------PATs ------I Class/Year TD FGs KICK RUSH RCV PASS DXP SAF PTS rushing, averaging 103.9 yards per game … eclipsed the Fr./2004 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 100-yard mark five times, including a season-high 182- Soph./2005 19 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 114 2005 Season yard performance in a 28-14 win at Bethany on Sept. 25 … Jr./2006 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 Sept. 10 vs. Ohio Wesleyan TOTALS 33 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 198 25 carries – 144 yards – 4 TD ran for 157 yards on 27 totes and three touchdowns in a 28- Sept. 17 at Bluffton 0 victory on Oct. 23 over Westminster … tallied a season-high 27 carries – 110 yards – 3 TD 29 carries in a 24-9 win at Grove City on Oct. 9. 2005: Earned Sept. 23 vs. Bethany second letter … ran for 1,066 yards on 230 carries with 19 16 carries – 91 yards – 2 TD touchdowns to become the college’s first-ever 1,000-yard Oct. 1 at Washington & Jefferson 30 carries – 138 yards – 2 TD rusher … finished 20th in Division III in scor- Oct. 8 vs. Grove City ing, averaging 10.4 points per game … 27 carries – 152 yards – 3 TD selected to the all-PAC first team … led the Oct. 15 at Waynesburg conference in scoring with 114 points … 28 carries – 88 yards – 2 TD had career highs in carries (37) and yards Oct. 29 vs. Thomas More 37 carries – 217 yards – 2 TD (217) with a pair of touchdowns in a 24- Nov. 5 vs. Buffalo State 14 win over Thomas More on Oct. 29 … 8 carries – 30 yards began the season with a school-record Nov. 26 vs. Bridgewater four touchdowns in a 39-36 victory 13 carries – 35 yards – 1 TD over Ohio Wesleyan on Sept. 10 … 230 carries – 1066 yards – 19 TD

rushed for 100-plus yards on five 2006 Season occasions … honored with a first team Sept. 2 at Geneva 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL All-South Region and honorable men- 23 carries – 75 yards – 1 TD tion All-American pick by Don Hansen’s Sept. 9 at Alfred 17 carries – 63 yards Football Gazette … earned second team all- Sept. 16 vs. Albion South region accolades by D3football.com. 2006: 20 carries – 102 yards – 2 TD Became the college’s all-time leading rusher on Nov. Sept. 30 at Bethany 11 against Carnegie Mellon with a 66-yard perform- 16 carries – 85 yards – 2 TD ance … became the college’s all-time leading rushing Oct. 7 vs. Washington & Jefferson 13 carries – 45 yards touchdown leader (32) with a one-yard second-quarter Nov. 4 vs. Westminster touchdown plunge against Westminster on Nov. 4 … enters 21 carries – 94 yards – 1 TD the 2007 season having gained 2,538 yards … earned third let- Nov. 11 vs. Carnegie Mellon ter … rushed for 537 yards and scored six touchdowns on 135 car- 12 carries – 66 yards ries over eight games, all which were as a starter … caught 12 passes 135 carries – 537 yards – 6 TD for 141 yards with one receiving touchdown … best rushing performance of the season came on Sept. 16 against Albion, when he ran for 102 yards on 20 carries and scored two touchdowns … named to the all-PAC second team.

TOMCATS 19 2007 RETURNING LETTER WINNERS Randall Corey Palakovich Russell Senior Senior Defensive Line Defensive Back 6-1, 205 8 5-7, 170 34 Aliquippa, Pa. Euclid, Ohio Alliquippa H.S. Euclid H.S. Business Administration History

Career – Games/Started: 24/0 … Three-year letter win- Career – Games/Started: 21/10 … Two-year letter winner. 2004: Made five appearances as a freshman … ner. 2005: Appeared in all 11 contests, registering six Made two tackles in limited action as a reserve defensive total tackles … posted a season-high four tackles in 41-7 end and on special teams. 2005: Played in all 12 of the win over Bethany (Sept. 23). 2006: Earned second varsi- team’s games, including two NCAA Division III playoff ty letter … finished season with 13 tackles, including games … recorded seven tackles … named to the Spring two tackles for loss … had career-high six tackles and 2006 Dean’s List. 2006: Earned third letter … played in two tackles for loss against Waynesburg (Oct. 21). seven games … made five tackles, three of which came RUSSELL DEFENSIVE STATISTICS in a 14-0 loss to Alfred on Sept. 9. TOT FUM FUM Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL PBU INT PALAKOVICH DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Soph./2005 3 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 TOT FUM FUM QB Jr./2006 7 6 13 0 0 2.0 1 0 Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL SKS PBU TOTALS 10 9 19 0 0 2.0 1 0 Fr./2004 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 Soph./2005 4 2 6 0 0 0.5 0 0 Jr./2006 4 1 5 0 0 1.0 1.0 0 TOTALS 8 5 13 0 0 1.5 1.0 0 Jacob Jacob Siegel Siegel Antonio Senior Offensive Line Quarterman 5-11, 240 75 Senior Madison, Ohio Defensive Back Perry H.S. 6-2, 180 1 Business Administration Saint Petersburg, Fla. Saint Petersburg H.S. Career – Games/Started: 14/9. 2005: Appeared in five Political Science games. 2006: Broke into the starting lineup at guard … won his first letter after playing in nine games. Career – Games/Started: 24/10 … Two-year letter winner and one-year starter. 2004: Posted five tackles in three appearances as a freshman. 2005: Appeared in 11 Logan games, totaling 11 tackles, a forced fumbles and a sack … named to the Dean’s List for the second time and was Skjefte recognized as a PAC Academic Honor Roll honoree for Sophomore the first time. 2006: Won second letter … started all 10 Linebacker games as one of the team’s cornerbacks … posted 31 6-0, 195 46 tackles with five pass breakups and one interception … Lakeland, Fla. had a career-high nine tackles against Geneva (Sept. 2) George Jenkins H.S. in the season opener … had two pass breakups against Criminal Justice Geneva (Sept. 2), the second of which preserved Thiel’s 7-0 victory in the closing seconds of the game. Career – Games/Started: 9/0. 2006: Won first letter after QUARTERMAN DEFENSIVE STATISTICS appearing in nine contests. TOT FUM FUM Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL PBU INT Fr./2004 3 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 Soph./2005 7 4 11 0 1 1.0 0 0 Jr./2006 18 13 31 0 0 1.0 5 1 TOTALS 28 19 47 0 1 2.0 5 1 Antonio Quarterman

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20 TOMCATS 2007 RETURNING LETTER WINNERS Mike Tim Stimac Van Horn Senior Junior Linebacker Wide Receiver 5-10, 200 13 5-10, 165 5 East Brady, Pa. Leechburg, Pa. Karns City H.S. Kiski Area H.S. English Mathematics

Career – Games/Started: 32/14 … Three-year letter win- Career – Games/Started: 13/5 … one-year letter winner.. ner and two-year starter. 2004: Earned first letter … 2005: Appeared in five contests. 2006: Won his first let- appeared in all 10 games, mostly contributing on special ter … made eight appearances, five of which were starts teams. 2005: Earned second letter … posted 36 total at receiver … was the team’s second leading receiver tackles, including three tackles for loss … had a career- with 33 receptions for 367 yards and one touchdown … high nine tackles with 38-35 overtime win at Washington averaged 11.1 yards per catch and 45.9 yards receiving & Jefferson on Oct. 1 … earned Dean’s List honors for per game … had a personal season-high seven catches in the fourth time … earned PAC Honor Roll recognition Week 1 against Geneva for 58 yards … caught four pass- for the second time in his career. 2006: Won third letter es for 98 yards and one touchdown in the 10th week of … was named an All-PAC honorable mention selection the season against Carnegie Mellon. … finished third on the team in tackles with 62 total VAN HORN RECEIVING STATISTICS stops (26 solo) … recorded 4.5 tackles for a loss and one Class/Year NO YDS AVG TD LONG Soph./2006 33 367 11.1 1 47-Waynesburg pass breakup … recorded a personal best and team-high TOTALS 33 367 11.1 1 47 14 tackles in one game against Thomas More on Sept. 23. STIMAC DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Mike Stimac TOT FUM FUM Steve Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL PBU INT Fr./2004 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 Waldo Soph./2005 22 14 36 0 1 3.0 1 0 Jr./2006 26 36 62 0 3 4.5 1 0 Junior TOTALS 49 51 100 0 4 7.5 2 0 Linebacker 6-2, 180 40 Sam Orwell, Ohio Grand Valley H.S. Swartzfager Business Communication Junior Career – Games/Started: 6/0. 2006: Saw action in six

Linebacker games as a top reserve at outside linebacker … won his 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL 6-1, 225 4 first letter … made seven total tackles, including a per- Shippenville, Pa. sonal season-high three stops against Bethany on Sept. Keystone H.S. 30. WALDO DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Business Administration TOT FUM FUM Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL PBU INT Career – Games/Started: 19/0 … Two-year letter win- Soph./2006 5 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 ner. 2005: Appeared in all 12 of contests, including two TOTALS527000 00 NCAA Division III playoff games … finished season with seven tackles … posted two tackles and an interception in 42-0 victory over Bluffton on Sept. 17. 2006: Recorded three tackles and one interception while seeing playing time in seven games. SWARTZFAGER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS TOT FUM FUM Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL PBU INT Fr./2005 3 4 7 0 0 0 1 1 Soph./2006 1 2 3 0 0 0 1 1 TOTALS 4 6 10 0 0 0 1 2

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TOMCATS 21 2007 UPPERCLASSMEN RETURNERS Hiro Mike Alex Amano Clemens Glover Junior Sophomore Junior Wide Receiver Linebacker Fullback 6-0, 165 88 5-10, 220 51 5-8, 215 28 Tokyo, Japan Imperial, Pa. Beaver, Pa. Saitama Heisai H.S. West Allegheny H.S. Blackhawk H.S. Binary Engineering-Physics Accounting History

Peter George Nick Antonelli Coleman Goettman Sophomore Senior Sophomore Offensive Line Defensive Back Offensive Line 5-10, 305 53 5-9, 185 42 6-2, 310 78 Lakeland, Fla. Monessen, Pa. McDonald, Pa. George Jenkins H.S. Geibel H.S. South Fayette H.S. Elementary Education Environmental Science Business Administration

Chris Kris Aaron Ault Duffy Grill Senior Sophomore Sophomore Quarterback Offensive Line Defensive Line 6-1, 195 12 6-2, 275 76 6-0, 200 97 Mineral Ridge, Ohio Industry, Pa. Erie, Pa. Mineral Ridge H.S. Western Beaver H.S. Mercyburg Prep. H.S. Elementary Education Business Administration Elementary Education

Willie Mark William Bova Dzubak Haase Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Quarterback Fullback Defensive Line 5-10, 185 10 5-10, 200 43 6-1, 220 63 Port Allegany, Pa. Greensburg, Pa. Latrobe, Pa. Port Allegany H.S. Greater Latrobe H.S. Derry Area H.S. Biology Exploratory Business Administration

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22 TOMCATS 2007 UPPERCLASSMEN RETURNERS Ryan Pat John Jordan Mitch Pickens Junior Sophomore Sophomore Offensive Line Defensive Line Defensive Line 6-0, 315 73 6-1, 210 92 5-10, 210 69 Gibsonia, Pa. Leechburg, Pa. Fort Meade, Fla. Pine-Richland H.S. Leechburg H.S. Fort Meade H.S. Mathematics Mathematics Business Administration

J.R. Marcus James Kenna Myers Reinhart Sophomore Sophomore Senior Offensive Line Defensive Back Defensive Back 5-10, 230 52 6-1, 175 9 6-0, 180 18 West Mifflin, Pa. Orlando, Fla. Lancaster, Pa. West Mifflin H.S. Colonial H.S. Carolina Forest (S.C.) H.S. Elementary Education Business Administration Management Info. Systems

Chad Matt Mark Master Nagy Ross Sophomore Sophomore Senior Linebacker Wide Receiver Tight End 5-11, 190 56 6-0, 180 27 6-4, 215 81 Titusville, Pa. Madison, Ohio Hamburg, N.Y. Titusville H.S. Madison H.S. Hamburg H.S.

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Josh Alec Stephen McFarland Osbourne Ruberto Sophomore Senior Junior Wide Receiver Kicker/Punter Defensive Back 5-11, 190 84 6-1, 180 17 5-11, 185 32 Madison, Ohio McDonald, Pa. Staten Island, N.Y. Madison H.S. Fort Cherry H.S. Mon. Farrell H.S. Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Biology

TOMCATS 23 2007 UPPERCLASSMEN RETURNERS Justin Brendan Jeremiah Sadler Taylor Wagner Junior Sophomore Junior Tight End Wide Receiver Running Back 6-0, 215 83 6-1, 165 11 5-11, 215 30 West Sunbury, Pa. Girard, Pa. Galeton, Pa. Moniteau H.S. Girard H.S. Coudersport H.S. Elementary Education Communication Accounting

Steve Scott Clint Speicher Thompson Walker Sophomore Junior Sophomore Offensive Line Linebacker Linebacker 6-4, 280 66 5-8, 215 47 5-10, 185 22 South Park, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Madison, Ohio South Park H.S. Wilkinsburg H.S. Madison H.S. Elementary Education Pre-Physical Therapy Business Administration

Josh Kyle Mike Steel Wetzel Weiser Sophomore Junior Sophomore Defensive Line Defensive Back Defensive Back 6-1, 205 94 5-9, 175 37 5-9, 175 24 Midland, Pa. Mifflinburg, Pa. Boardman, Ohio East Liverpool (Ohio) H.S. Mifflinburg H.S. Boardman H.S. Biology Business Administration Elementary Education

Nick Matt Tatalone Turek Sophomore Junior Defensive Line Defensive Line 6-2, 200 96 6-0, 230 98 Erie, Pa. Grove City, Pa. East H.S. Grove City H.S. Binary Engineering Mathematics

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24 TOMCATS ALL-TIME RECORDS

SCORING Rushing Attempts – Season PASSING Points – Game 230 Steve Minton 2005 Passing Yards – Game 26 Brandon Chambers at CMU 11/12/05 204 Mickey Kuhn 1972 336 Darrell Satterfield at Waynesburg 10/15/05 24 Steve Minton vs. Ohio Wesleyan 9/10/05 193 Stephen Minton 2004 334 Jeff Sorenson at Grove City 10/15/88 18 B. Chambers vs. Johns Hopkins 11/19/05 191 Ron Leuschen 1981 321 Barry Holes vs. Westminster 11/14/81 B. Chambers at Westminster 10/22/05 188 Jackie Jackson 1993 304 D. Satterfield at Ohio Wesleyan 9/11/04 Steve Minton vs. Grove City 1 0/8/05 185 Dana Fulton 1969 302 Daryl Moore at Bluffton 9/20/03 Brandon Steve Minton at Bluffton 9/17/05 180 Ron Leuschen 1979 Darrell Chambers Steve Minton vs. Westminster 10/23/04 178 Al McCartney 1968 Satterfield B. Chambers vs. Bluffton 9/18/04 172 Justin Napotnik 2004 Passing Yards – Season B. Chambers at Bluffton 10/20/03 167 Jackie Jackson 1991 2804 Darrell Satterfield 2005 Points – Season 159 Jackie Jackson 1989 1955 Darrell Satterfield 2004 114 Steve Minton 2005 Rushing Attempts – Career 1880 Barry Holes 1981 98 Brandon Chambers 2005 620 Jackie Jackson 1989; 91-93 1703 Billy Blankenship 2006 78 Brandon Chambers 2004 558 Steve Minton 2004- 1567 Jeff Sorenson 1989 76 Ron Leuschen 1979 553 Ron Leuschen 1978-81 1555 T.J. Wiley 2001 66 Mickey Kuhn 1972 495 Justin Napotnik 2000-04 1381 Jeff Sorenson 1988 S teve Joseph Scafuri 1953 466 Al McCartney 1966-68 1315 Jeff Sorenson 1990 Minton 62 John Gibson 1967 454 Gerald Massaro 1961-64 1241 Jim Miale 1983 60 John Gibson 1968 423 Mickey Kuhn 1971-73 1216 Charlie Cole 1980 54 Sammy Koyl 2005 384 Dana Fulton 1967-69 Passing Yards – Career Ron Leuschen 1981 336 Tom Bihler 1983-85 5303 Jeff Sorenson 1988-91 Points – Career 333 Bob Witherup 1971-73 4870 Darrell Satterfield 2003-05 212 Brandon Chambers 2002-05 Rushing Touchdowns – Game 3181 T.J. Wiley 1998-2001 208 Ron Leuschen 1978-81 4 Steve Minton vs. Ohio Wesleyan 9/10/05 3082 Jim Miale 1982-84 198 Steve Minton 2004- 3 Steve Minton vs. Westminster 10/23/05 2720 Charlie Cole 1977-80 170 John Gibson 1967-69 Dan Hess vs. Grove City 10/14/06 Jef f 2286 Daryl Moore 2001-2003 144 Paul Stibich 2001-2004 Rushing Touchdowns – Season Sorenson 2074 Judd Allan 1996-98 Mickey Kuhn 1971-73 19 Steve Minton 2005 1922 Barry Holes 1978-81 98 Joseph Scafuri 1953-55 11 Ron Leuschen 1979 1859 Billy Blankenship 2004-06 94 Dana Fulton 1967-69 Mickey Kuhn 1972 1852 George Joseph 1972-75 90 Donte Harris 1996, 98-99, 2001-02 Joseph Scafuri 1953 Passing Attempts – Game Jackie Jackson 1989; 91-93 8 Ron Leuschen 1981 52 Darrell Satterfield at CMU 11/12/05 Al McCartney 1966-68 Chuck Smith 1960 Darrell Satterfield vs. W&J 10/2/04 RUSHING 7 Steve Minton 2004 44 Darrell Satterfield at Waynesburg 10/15/05 Rushing Yards – Game Jackie Jackson 1991 T.J. Wiley vs. Bethany 10/20/01 225 Justin Napotnik at Kenyon 11/15/03 Ron Leuschen 1978 41 Jim Miale at CMU 10/2/82 217 Steve Minton vs. Thomas More 10/29/05 Rushing Touchdowns - Career Passing Attempts – Season 207 Bob Witherup vs. CMU 9/18/71 32 Steve Minton 2004- 369 Darrell Satterfield 2005 200 Kevin Jones vs. Gannon 11/16/91 31 Ron Leuschen 1978-81 278 Billy Blankenship 2006 199 Ron Leuschen at W&J 10/20/79 18 Mickey Kuhn 1971-73 261 Darrell Satterfield 2004 Justin 15 Jackie Jackson 1989; 91-93 231 Jeff Sorenson 1989 Napotnik Dana Fulton 1967-69 224 Jeff Sorenson 1990 Rushing Yards – Season Joseph Scafuri 1953-55 215 Jim Miale 1982 1066 Steve Minton 2005 14 Al McCartney 1966-68 210 Jeff Sorenson 1988 935 Steve Minton 2004 13 Justin Napotnik 2000-04 207 T.J. Wiley 2001

907 Al McCartney 1968 Chuck Scafuri 1956-59 Barry Holes 1981 897 Ron Leuschen 1979 11 Chuck Smith 1960-61 198 Jim Miale 1983 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL 893 Dana Fulton 1969 Rushing Average – Season Passing Attempts – Career 845 Mickey Kuhn 1972 (min. 90 attempts) 854 Jeff Sorenson 1988-91 829 Jackie Jackson 1991 7.6 Joseph Scafuri 1953 642 Darrell Satterfield 2003-05 762 Joseph Scafuri 1953 6.1 Bob Witherup 1972 542 Jim Miale 1982-84 751 Ron Leuschen 1981 5.5 Bob Smith 1974 463 T.J. Wiley 1998-2001 730 Justin Napotnik 2004 5.3 Bob Witherup 1971 407 Charlie Cole 1977-80 Rushing Yards – Career Joe 5.1 Chuck Scafuri 1959 389 Judd Allan 1996-98 2570 Steve Minton 2004- Scafuri 5.1 Al McCartney 1968 373 Daryl Moore 2001-03 2537 Jackie Jackson 1989; 91-93 5.0 Jackie Jackson 1991 304 Billy Blankenship 2004-06 2519 Ron Leuschen 1978-81 4.9 Dan Hess 2006 293 Greg Stringer 1983-85; 87 2192 Justin Napotnik 2000-04 Rushing Average – Career (min. 150 attempts) 287 George Joseph 1972-75 2156 Al McCartney 1965-69 6.8 Joseph Scafuri 1953-55 Pass Completions – Game 1862 Gerald Massaro 1961-64 5.8 Chuck Scafuri 1956-59 29 Darrell Satterfield at CMU 11/12/05 1824 Mickey Kuhn 1971-73 5.3 Bob Smith 1972-74 28 Darrell Satterfield vs. W&J 10/2/04 1765 Dana Fulton 1967-69 Bob Witherup 1971-73 25 T.J. Wiley vs. Bethany 10/20/01 1760 Bob Witherup 1971-74 4.7 Dan Hess 2005- 24 Darrell Satterfield at Waynesburg 10/15/06 1638 Chuck Scafuri 1956-59 4.6 Ron Leuschen 1978-81 Jeff Sorenson at Grove City 10/15/88 Rushing Attempts – Game Dana Fulton 1967-69 Barry Holes vs. Westminster 11/14/81 39 Justin Napotnik at Kenyon 11/15/03 4.5 Steve Minton 2004- 37 Steve Minton vs. Thomas More 10/29/05 4.4 Justin Napotnik 2000-04 35 Kevin Jones vs. Gannon 11/16/91 Al McCartney 1966-68 33 Ron Leuschen at Wash. & Jeff. 10/24/81 Top Five Longest Rushes from Scrimmage Mickey Kuhn at John Carroll 9/23/73 82 Don McCright 1956 78 Justin Napotnik 9/23/00 76 Chuck Smith 1960 74 Ron Leuschen 1979 73 Joe Urbania 1985 Don McCright TOMCATS 25 ALL-TIME RECORDS Pass Completions – Season Touchdown Passes – Career Receiving Yards – Season 213 Darrell Satterfield 2005 46 Darrell Satterfield 2003-05 1388 Brandon Chambers 2005 164 Billy Blankenship 2006 31 Jeff Sorenson 1988-91 1147 Jim Kick 1981 157 Darrell Satterfield 2004 20 T.J. Wiley 1998-2001 1006 Brandon Chambers 2004 119 Barry Holes 1981 19 Tom Phillips 1967-69 823 Donte Harris 2001 113 T.J. Wiley 2001 Willis Woods 1960-63 684 Steve Stone 1985 107 Jeff Sorenson 1990 16 Jim Miale 1982-83 683 John Gibson 1968 Jeff Sorenson 1989 Charlie Cole 1977-80 668 Tom McEntire 2005 105 Jeff Sorenson 1988 Patsy Combine 1966-69 652 Brandon Chambers 2003 101 Jim Miale 1982 15 Daryl Moore 2001-03 641 Mark Benedetto 1979 98 Jim Miale 1983 13 Billy Blankenship 2004-06 572 John Gibson 1969 Pass Completions – Career Judd Allan 1996-98 Receiving Yards – Career 399 Jeff Sorenson 1988-91 Pass Efficiency Rating – Season 3111 Brandon Chambers 2002-05 375 Darrell Satterfield 2003-05 145.2 Barry Holes 1981 1562 Bruce Stiger 1980-82 261 Jim Miale 1982-84 137.4 Tom Phillips 1968 1538 Jim Kick 1978-81 234 T.J. Wiley 1998-2001 136.4 Darrell Satterfield 2004 1503 Donte Harris 1996, 98-99, 2001-02 180 Charlie Cole 1977-80 136.3 Darrell Satterfield 2005 1489 Kevin Wilder 1998-2001 179 Billy Blankenship 2004-06 128.5 T.J. Wiley 2001 1468 John Gibson 1967-69 169 Daryl Moore 2001-03 Barry 125.9 Willis Woods 1961 1452 Tony Wylie 1989-92 137 George Joseph 1972-75 Holes 122.2 George Pekich 1958 1400 Steve Stone 1982-85 130 Greg Stringer 1983-85; 87 119.6 Patsy Combine 1969 1266 Greg Williams 1976-79 122 Barry Holes 1978-81 116.3 Billy Blankenship 2006 1119 Greg Houck 1985-88 Passing Completion Percentage – Season 113.5 George Pekich 1973 Touchdown Receptions – Game (min. 100 attempts) Passing Efficiency Rating – Career 4 Brandon Chambers at CMU 10/12/05 60.2 Darrell Satterfield 2004 143.2 Barry Holes 1978-81 3 Brandon Chambers at Ohio Wesleyan 9/11/04 59.0 Billy Blankenship 2006 118.6 Darrell Satterfield 2003-05 Brandon Chambers at Bluffton 9/20/03 57.7 Darrell Satterfield 2005 112.3 Tom Phillips 1967-68 Touchdown Receptions – Season 57.5 Barry Holes 1981 110.8 Patsy Combine 1966-69 16 Brandon Chambers 2005 54.6 T.J. Wiley 2001 101.6 Charlie Cole 1977-80 12 Brandon Chambers 2004 53.2 Tom Phillips 1968 100.7 George Joseph 1972-75 10 John Gibson 1968 51.2 T.J. Wiley 1999 99.1 T.J. Wiley 1998-2001 9 Jim Kick 1981 50.8 Patsy Combine 1969 97.0 Billy Blankenship 2004-06 John Gibson 1967 50.0 Jeff Sorenson 1988 96.8 Jeff Sorenson 1988-91 8 John Gibson 1969 49.5 Jim Miale 1983 95.7 Willis Woods 1960-63 7 Marc LaScola 2006 Passing Completion Percentage – Career RECEIVING Donte Harris 2001 (min. 250 attempts) Receptions – Game Matt Doddo 1997 58.4 Darrell Satterfield 2003-05 15 Brandon Chambers at CMU 11/12/05 6 Brandon Chambers 2003 57.3 Barry Holes 1978-81 14 John Gibson at CMU 9/27/69 Steve Stone 1984 50.5 T.J. Wiley 1998-2001 12 Jim Kick vs. Westminster 11/14/81 Touchdown Receptions – Career 49.1 Patsy Combine 1966-69 10 Greg Houck at Westminster 11/14/81 34 Brandon Chambers 2002-05 48.2 Jim Miale 1982-84 11 B. Chambers vs. Bluffton 9/18/04 27 John Gibson 1967-69 47.7 George Joseph 1972-75 Brandon B. Chambers vs. Ohio Dominican10/30/04 13 Jim Kick 1978-81 46.7 Jeff Sorenson 1988-91 Chambers B. Chambers at Buffalo State 11/6/04 12 Steve Stone 1983-85 45.8 Daryl Moore 2001-03 Shannon Alston vs. Waynesburg 10/12/02 11 Marc LaScola 2004- 45.2 John Perriello 1978-79 10 Mark LaScola Vs. Wash & Jeff 10/7/06 Kevin Wilder 1998-2001 44.4 Greg Stringer 1983-85; 87 9 B. Chambers at Waynesburg 10/11/03 10 Donte Harris 1996, 98-99, 2001-02 Touchdown Passes – Game Donte Harris vs. Bethany 10/20/01 Bruce Stiger 1980-82 6 Darrell Satterfield at CMU 11/12/05 Kevin Wilder at Waynesburg 10/6/01 9 Tony Wylie 1989-92 Patsy Combine vs. CMU 9/27/69 Receptions – Season 8 Mark Benedetto 1976-79 4 Darrell Satterfield at Westminster 10/22/05 90 Brandon Chambers 2005 7 Shannon Alston 2001-03 Daryl Moore vs. Waynesburg 10/12/02 71 Brandon Chambers 2004 Matt Doddo 1997 3 Darrell Satterfield vs. Johns Hopkins 11/19/05 56 Jim Kick 1981 Mark McGinnis 1988-89 Darrell Satterfield at Waynesburg 10/15/05 54 Tom McEntire 2005 Greg Houck 1985-88 Darrell Satterfield at Ohio Wesleyan 9/11/04 48 Andy Houpt 1983 Yards Per Reception – Season Daryl Moore vs. Waynesburg 10/12/02 47 Bruce Stiger 1982 (min. 15 receptions) Billy Blankenship vs. Waynesburg 10/21/06 John Gibson 1968 27.5 Matt Dodo 1997 Billy Blankenship vs. Westminster 11/4/06 45 Kevin Wilder 2001 23.4 Steve Stone 1984 Touchdown Passes – Season 43 Mark LaScola 2006 23.2 Shane Peterson 1995 25 Darrell Satterfield 2005 42 Donte Harris 2001 22.0 Donte Harris 1999 16 Darrell Satterfield 2004 Receptions – Career 21.1 Michael Monroe 1987 13 Tom Phillips 1968 203 Brandon Chambers 2002-05 Yards Per Reception – Career 12 Barry Holes 1981 113 Tony Wylie 1989-92 (min. 30 receptions) 11 T.J. Wiley 2001 110 Bruce Stiger 1980-82 19.5 Michael Monroe 1987-88 Patsy Combine 1969 107 John Gibson 1967-69 19.2 Steve Stone 1982-85 Billy Blankenship 2006 106 Kevin Wilder 1998-2001 Jim Kick 1978-81 10 Jeff Sorenson 1988 92 Tom McEntire 2002-05 18.5 Mark Benedetto 1976-79 9 Jeff Sorenson 1989 89 Greg Houck 1985-88 18.3 Donte Harris 1996, 98-99, 2001-02 8 Jeff Sorenson 1991 82 Donte Harris 1996, 98-99,2001-02 Charlie Cole 1980 80 Jim Kick 1978-81 77 Greg Williams 1976-79 Receiving Yards – Game 283 Brandon Chambers at Bluffton 9/20/03 215 Jim Kick at W&J 10/24/81 213 Jim Kick vs. Westminster 11/14/81 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL 208 Brandon Chambers vs. Johns Hopkins 11/19/05 201 Donte Harris vs. Bethany 10/20/01 John Gibson at CMU 9/27/69 26 TOMCATS ALL-TIME RECORDS

TOTAL OFFENSE Kickoff Return Average - Career Tackles - Career Total Offense – Season (Pass + Rush yards) 27.9 Fred Miller 1992 368 Joe Roosa 1976-79 2789 Darrell Satterfield (2,804 p, -15 r) 2005 24.3 Steve Grace 1969-72 322 Dante Darby 1997-99; 2002 1953 Barry Holes (1,880 p, 73 r) 1981 23.7 Alex Harris 1987-88 319 Ray Felter 1988-91 1889 Darrell Satterfield (1,955 p, -66 r) 2004 23.2 Dennis Scott 1974-76 307 Mark Kinney 1983-86 1851 Billy Blankenship (1703 p, 148 r) 2006 22.1 Jim Baird 1964-67 281 Joseph Roth 1988-91 1707 Jeff Sorenson (1,567 p, 140 r) 1989 Fred 271 Robert Drake 2001-04 1527 T.J. Wiley (1,555 p, -28 r) 2001 Miller 261 Brent Dietzel 1980-83 Total Offense - Career (Pass + Rush yards) KICKING 251 Kennard Davis 2001-04 5258 Jeff Sorenson (5,303 p, 255 r) 1988-91 Points - Career Bill Frick 1992-95 4785 Darrell Satterfield (4,870 p, -85 r) 2003-05 144Paul Stibich 2001-2004 246 Jace Ransom 1989-92 3813 Daryl Moore (3366 p, 44 r) 2001-03 97 Sammy Koyl 2004- Tackles for Loss - Game 3408 T.J. Wiley (3,181 p, 227 r) 1998-01 75 Tim Messersmith 1984-87 4.0 Kevin Strouse vs. Bethany 9/23/05 3048 Jim Miale (3,082 p, -34 r) 1982-84 62 Larry Oskin 1989-92 Chris Minton at Wash. & Jeff. 10/27/01 PUNT RETURNS 59 Norm Hasbrouck 1971-73 Clinton Harden vs. Kenyon 11/3/01 Punt Returns - Season Paul 28 Kipp Hilliard 1990 Stibich 24 Matt Doddo 1997 Most Field Goals - Season Kevin 22 John Castaldo 1968 10 Paul Stibich 2001 S trouse 20 Brandon Chambers 2003 Most Field Goals - Career Tackles for Loss - Season 19 George Sterner 1975 26 Paul Stibich 2001-2004 17.0 Kevin Strouse 2005 Kipp Most PAT - Season Dante Darby 1999 Hilliard 45 Sammy Koyl 2005 16.0 Jason Diley 1995 Punt Returns - Career Most PAT - Career 14.0 Ryan Reed 1999 47 Brandon Chambers 2002-05 73 Sammy Koyl 2004- 13.5 George Kum-Nji 2002 42 Kipp Hilliard 1988-90 INTERCEPTIONS Tackles for Loss - Career 40 Randy Gunther 1983-86 Interceptions - Game 53.5 Jon Howson 2002-05 37 George Sterner 1973-75 4 Randy Melko at Hiram 10/27/84 45.5 George Kum-Nji 2001-04 35 John Castaldo 1966-69 Interceptions - Season 42.5 Dante Darby 1997-99; 2002 Punt Return Yards - Season 9 Kennard Davis 2001 39.0 Ryan Reed 1998-2001 267 Brandon Chambers 2003 8 Randy Melko 1984 33.5 Chris Minton 2001-04 227 Brandon Chambers 2004 7 Kennard Davis 2004 Jon 202 Matt Doddo 1997 Greg Pernus 1985 Howson 155 Wade Baird 1964 Sacks - Game 150 George Sterner 1973 Kennard 4.0 Kevin Strouse vs. Bethany 9/23/05 Punt Return Yards - Career Davis Sacks - Season 535 Brandon Chambers 2002-05 Interceptions - Career 12.0 Jason Diley 1995 258 George Sterner 1973-75 24 Kennard Davis 2001-04 9.5 Kevin Strouse 2005 224 John Castaldo 1966-69 16 Jim Baird 1964-67 9.0 Chris Lorber 2006 218 Randy Melko 1983-84 13 Barry Oman 1971-73 George Kum-Nji 2004 202 Matt Doddo 1997 11 Tom Dickason 1985-87 Ralph Voracek 1979 Punt Return Average - Season Steve Boyle 2003-06 8.0 Nick Ondo 1994 20.6 Ron Leuschen 1978 10 Maurice Simpson 1997-99 Chris Saluga 1992 18.1 Willis Woods 1960 Interception Yardage - Game 7.0 Jon Howson 2005 15.0 Gerald Massaro 1962 123 Kennard Davis vs. Bethany 10/23/03 Jon Howson 2003 14.1 Wade Baird 1964 Interception Yardage - Season George Kum-Nji 2001

14.0 John Zalinski 1963 220 Kennard Davis 2001 Dante Darby 1999 Punt Return Average - Career Interceptions Returned for Touchdowns - Game Sacks - Career 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL 16.6 Willis Woods 1960-62 2 Kennard Davis vs. Bethany 10/23/03 27.0 George Kum-Nji 2001-04 10.9 Randy Melko 1983-84 Interceptions Returned for Touchdowns - Season 25.0 Jon Howson 2002-05 Vern Parker 1960-61 2 Kennard Davis 2003, 2002 22.0 Jason Diley 1993-97 10.5 Wade Baird 1961-64 Interceptions Returned for Touchdowns - Career 21.0 Nick Ondo 1991-94 10.2 Steve Grace 1969-72 6 Kennard Davis 2001-04 15.0 Chris Lorber 2004-06 KICKOFF RETURNS TACKLES George 14.0 Dante Darby 1997-99; 2002 Kickoff Returns - Season Tackles - Game Kum-Nji 25 Marty Manning 1987 27 Pat Fire at CMU 1984 24 Clyde Morgan 1995 18 Tyler Vargo at Gannon 11/10/01 23 Dennis Scott 1974 Mark Kinney vs. CMU 1986 21 Clyde Morgan 1997 Joe Roosa vs. Geneva 1979 Matt Doddo 1997 16 Joe Roosa vs. Grove City 1977 Marty 15 Dante Darby at Bethany 11/26/02 Manning Mike Voelker at Gannon 11/10/01 Kickoff Returns - Career Mark Kinney vs. W&J 1985 61 Marty Manning 1985-87 Joe Roosa vs. Hiram 1977 57 Clyde Morgan 1995-99 Joe Roosa vs. CMU 1979 45 Steve Grace 1969-72 Joe Roosa vs. Hiram 1979 37 Kevin O’Donnell 1978-81 Tackles - Season 36 London Burnett 1991-94 146 Pat Fire 1984 Kickoff Return Average - Season 144 James Simko 1985 27.9 Fred Miller 1992 136 Brent Dietzel 1983 27.2 Zjaque Douglas 2005 Ed Zdarko 1982 26.9 Brandon Chambers 2004 125 Brent Dietzel 1982 Steve Grace 1971 120 Joseph Roth 1991 26.1 Kennard Davis 2003 117 Ryan David 1994 115 Joe Roosa 1979 113 Dante Darby 2002 Bruce Russell 1982 TOMCATS 27 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1892 (0-1) 1913 (2-5) 1922 (6-4) 1930 (3-6) Grove City L, 0-60 Allegheny L, 0-41 W ittenburg L, 0-3 Temple L, 6-13 1893 (1-1) Geneva L, 0-10 Grove City L, 0-25 Carnegie Tech L, 6-52 Allegheny W , 4-0 Edinboro W , 31-6 Buf falo W , 15-3 Geneva L, 6-13 Grove City L, 0-34 Slippery Rock L, 0-6 Carnegie Tech L, 0-59 Allegheny L, 0-6 1894 (5-2) W estminster L, 0-13 Salem, Ohio W , 14-6 St. V incent W , 20-0 Grove City L, 0-50 W aynesburg W , 20-0 W estminster W , 19-6 W&J L, 0-20 Allegheny W , 12-0 Edinboro L, 6-16 Geneva W , 25-3 Bethany W , 7-6 W estminster L, 0-40 1914 (5-4) Juniat a W , 47-0 W estminster W , 12-0 Sharon, Pa. W , 68-0 Alfred, N.Y. W , 19-0 Alfred, N.Y. W , 13-0 Grove City L, 0-13 Fredonia Institute W , 86-0 Alfred, N.Y. W , 66-0 Allegheny L, 0-25 1931 (4-5) W estminster W , 6-0 Duquesne L, 0-60 1923 (6-2-1) Fordham L, 0-28 Sharon W , 14-4 Geneva L, 0-6 Allegheny L, 0-14 S t. Bonaventure L, 0-21 1895 (2-2-1) Grove City W , 7-6 Carnegie Tech L, 0-32 Geneva L, 0-7 W estminster L, 0-32 W aynesburg L, 0-38 Buf falo W , 28-0 Allegheny L, 0-7 Grove City L, 0-32 Hiram L, 13-14 W estminster W , 28-0 Bethany W , 39-0 Butler , Pa. W , 26-0 Univ. of Pittsburgh (Freshmen) W , 16-13 W aynesburg W , 13-0 St. V incent W , 6-0 Erie Athletic Club T, 0-0 Slippery Rock W , 20-14 Alfred, N.Y. W , 13-7 W estminster W , 32-0 Sharon, Pa. W , 30-0 1915 (2-7) Geneva T, 0-0 Niagara W , 12-0 1896 (2-4-1) Buf falo L, 0-21 Mariett a W , 13-7 Grove City L, 0-20 Grove City L, 0-14 Geneva L, 0-6 Grove City W , 14-0 1932 (3-6) W & J L, 0-54 Grove City L, 10-0 1924 (3-5-1) Morris Harvey W , 19-0 Allegheny W , 4-0 Carnegie Tech L, 0-25 Baldwin-Wallace W , 7-0 Temple L, 0-31 W estminster T 0-0 W ittenburg L, 0-17 Carnegie Tech L, 22-0 Geneva L, 0-33 Allegheny W , 24-6 Hiram W , 27-13 W estminster W , 14-9 Slippery Rock W , 12-0 W estminster L 0-4 S t. Bonaventure W , 28-0 Allegheny L, 14-0 Bethany W , 13-0 Butler Athletic Club L 0-12 Slippery Rock L, 0-6 Geneva T, 0-0 St. V incent L, 6-19 1897 (3-4) W estminster L, 0-27 Mariett a L, 0-7 W estminster L, 0-18 Allegheny W , 12-0 1916 (2-5-1) Duquesne W , 28-7 S t. Bonaventure L, 0-53 Conneaut, Ohio L, 0-6 Alfred, N.Y. L, 7-21 W aynesburg L, 0-7 Grove City L, 6-14 Allegheny W , 22-0 Buf falo L, 7-9 Grove City L, 0-14 1933 (3-4) W estminster L, 0-6 Geneva T, 0-0 1925 (4-5) Geneva L, 6-20 Butler , Pa. W , 18-0 Grove City W , 9-0 Broaddus W , 7-6 Slippery Rock L, 0-12 Erie Athletic Club L, 22-0 Carnegie Tech L, 0-59 Carnegie Tech L, 7-26 W estminster L, 0-14 W estminster L, 6-12 W aynesburg W , 69-0 Bethany W , 7-0 Bethany W , 24-18 1898 (4-5-1) W estminster L, 0-6 W aynesburg L, 0-6 Edinboro W , 26-0 Grove City L, 6-35 Univ. of Pittsburgh (Freshmen) L, 0-33 W estminster W , 13-0 W aynesburg W , 6-0 W estminster L, 0-10 1917 (0-7) Duquesne W , 19-0 Grove City L, 14-20 Allegheny L, 0-6 Allegheny L, 0-49 Grove City L, 0-7 1934 (5-2) Youngstown, Ohio T, 5-5 Alfred, N.Y. L, 0-6 Geneva L, 0-12 Geneva W , 12-7 Allegheny W , 18-0 Buf falo L, 7-26 Allegheny L, 0-13 Holbrook W , 38-0 W estminster W, 11-5 Geneva L, 0-3 1926 (3-6) W estminster L, 6-7 Jamestown, N.Y. L, 0-22 Grove City L, 0-16 S t. Francis, Pa. W , 6-0 Bethany W , 16-6 Bradford, Pa. L, 6-24 Bethany L, 0-59 Carnegie Tech L, 0-42 Edinboro W , 20-0 Sharon, Pa. W , 28-0 W estminster L, 0-14 W aynesburg L, 0-7 Allegheny W , 30-0 Greenville Ath. Club W , 17-0 1918 (0-2) W estminster W , 7-6 Grove City L, 13-25 1899 (4-3-3) Grove City L, 0-27 Duquesne W , 7-0 1935 (4-2) Grove City W , 40-0 W estminster L, 7-27 Geneva L, 0-19 Clarion W , 47-2 Geneva W , 6-5 Note: Rest of schedule dropped for dura - Allegheny L, 0-6 Bethany W , 19-7 Allegheny T, 5-5 tion of World W ar I Bethany L, 0-10 W aynesburg L, 0-20 Allegheny L, 0-11 1919 (3-4) Grove City L, 0-12 Allegheny W , 16-0 Greenville Ath. Club W , 23-5 Alliance W , 28-0 1927 (1-7-1) Slippery Rock L, 7-12 W estminster L, 0-27 Geneva L, 0-13 Pittsburgh (Freshmen) L, 0-48 Grove City W , 7-0 Grove City T, 0-0 Grove City L, 0-36 Carnegie Tech L, 6-40 1936 (3-3) W estminster L, 0-27 W estminster L, 7-13 W aynesburg T, 0-0 Clarion W , 18-0 Franklin, Pa. T, 0-0 Canisius W , 26-0 Duquesne L, 7-8 Bethany W , 19-7 Greenville Ath. Club W , 23-0 Slippery Rock W , 28-0 W&J L, 0-33 W estminster L, 6-13 1900 (1-3-1) Allegheny L, 7-8 Allegheny W , 2-0 Allegheny W , 6-0 Grove City L, 0-16 1920 (5-2-2) W estminster L, 12-25 Slippery Rock L, 14-6 Pittsburgh (Freshmen) L, 0-47 T itusville, Pa. W , 27-0 Geneva L, 6-67 Grove City L, 7-6 W arren, Pa. T, 0-0 Allegheny T, 0-0 Grove City L, 0-18 1937 (2-4-1) Greenville Ath. Club W , 16-0 Buf falo W , 13-0 1928 (1-6-2) Alfred, N.Y. L, 6-40 W estminster L, 0-8 T itusville, Pa. W , 19-7 Pittsburgh (Freshmen) L, 0-20 Clarion W , 7-6 1901 (1-6-1) W est V irginia W esleyan L, 20-0 Juniat a W , 20-6 Hiram L, 12-19 W estminster T, 0-0 Duquesne W , 19-14 Carnegie Tech L, 13-45 W estminster T, 14-14 Allegheny L, 0-17 Geneva L, 0-31 Allegheny T, 6-6 Allegheny L, 0-20 Allegheny L, 6-12 W estminster T, 6-6 Geneva L, 0-28 Slippery Rock L, 0-19 Grove City L, 0-6 Alfred, N.Y. W , 6-0 W estminster L, 0-7 Grove City W , 6-0 Grove City L, 5-12 1921 (5-3-1) Canisius L, 7-13 1938 (1-5-2) Pittsburgh (Freshmen) L, 0-17 Carnegie Tech L, 42-0 Duquesne L, 7-12 St. V incent L, 6-38 W estminster L, 0-5 Grove City L, 0-6 Grove City T, 6-6 Hartwick, N.Y. L, 0-12 Youngstown Ath. Club W, 11-0 Buf falo T , 0-0 1929 (2-5-2) Clarion L, 0-20 1902 — 1910 Football Manifesto Ashland W , 35-0 Temple L, 0-25 Hiram W , 6-0 1 9 1 1 (1-1) Mariett a L, 0-22 Carnegie Tech L, 0-26 W estminster T, 0-0 Grove City L, 0-22 Susquehanna W , 12-0 W aynesburg W , 6-2 Allegheny L, 0-7 Edinboro W , 21-0 Alfred, N.Y. W , 13-0 Geneva L, 0-14 Slippery Rock L, 13-14 1912 (2-4-1) Juniat a W , 6-0 W estminster W , 6-0 Grove City T, 6-6 Grove City L, 0-74 Duquesne W , 26-0 Allegheny T, 0-0 Geneva L, 7-32 Ashland L, 7-31 W estminster L, 0-32 Fordham L, 7-40 Slippery Rock L, 0-6 Grove City T, 0-0 Edinboro W , 31-6 Slippery Rock T, 0-0 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL Edinboro W , 6-0

28 TOMCATS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1939 (4-4) 1953 (5-2) 1963 (4-2-1/4-2-1 PA C ) 1972 (7-2/6-1 PA C ) Alliance W , 24-0 Indiana, Pa. W , 14-6 Case Tech* W , 32-28 DENISON L, 7-21 Juniat a L, 6-13 W estminster L, 7-32 WESTERN RESERVE* T, 6-6 Case Western* W , 13-9 Clarion L, 0-13 Bethany W , 21-2 W&J* W , 7-0 JOHN CARROLL* L, 0-7 Hiram L, 0-40 W&J L, 21-27 Bethany* W , 28-7 Grove City W , 21-0 W estminster W , 7-0 Grove City W , 28-7 W ayne St. (Mich.)* L, 0-6 W&J* W , 13-6 Slippery Rock L, 7-14 Capit al W , 26-7 JOHN CARROLL* L, 0-42 BETHANY* W , 27-7 Allegheny W , 14-0 Allegheny W , 52-6 Allegheny* W , 31-8 Hiram* W , 27-14 Grove City W , 6-0 1954 (5-2) 1964 (4-4/4-3 PA C ) ALLEGHENY* W , 28-18 1940 (4-4) St. V incent W , 19--6 Case Tech* W , 20-6 Carnegie Mellon* W , 14-12 Alliance W , 25-0 W estminster L, 0-6 W estern Reserve* L, 0-10 1973 (6-2-1/4-2-1 PA C ) Juniat a L, 0-18 Allegheny W , 19-6 W&J* W , 7-0 at Denison W , 7-6 Clarion W , 12-0 Bethany W , 13-12 BETHANY* W , 28-3 CWRU* W , 54-14 Hiram L, 0-2 W&J W , 24-0 GROVE CITY L, 0-7 JOHN CARROLL* T, 14-14 W estminster W , 6-0 Grove City W , 26-0 John Carroll* W , 27-25 GROVE CITY W , 23-12 Slippery Rock L, 6-7 Capit al L, 7-20 W ayne St. (Mich.)* L, 7-12 at W&J* W , 48-22 Allegheny W , 26-0 1955 (6-1) Allegheny* L, 13-18 at Bethany* W , 7-0 Grove City L, 0-19 St. V incent W , 33-0 1965 (3-5/2-5 PA C ) HIRAM* L, 12-17 1941 (7-0) W estminster L, 7-20 CASE TECH* W , 23-7 ALLEGHENY* L, 4-7 Lock Haven W , 22-0 Allegheny W , 31-0 WESTERN RESERVE* W , 8-7 CARNEGIE MELLON* W , 10-6 Clarion W , 26-0 Geneva W , 13-7 W&J* L, 13-15 1974 (4-4-1/3-3-1 PA C ) Hiram W , 34-0 W&J W , 32-7 BETHANY* L, 0-46 a t C W R U * W , 27-6 W estminster W , 14-0 Grove City W , 59-7 GROVE CITY W , 13-8 CARNEGIE MELLON* L, 0-13 Ithaca, N.Y. W , 13-7 Allegheny W , 39-14 John Carroll* L, 7-21 W&J* W , 14-0 Allegheny W , 26-0 1956 (4-3) W ayne St. (Mich.)* L, 6-7 at Grove City L, 13-27 Grove City W , 12-0 St. V incent W , 14-12 Allegheny* L, 7-26 BETHANY* W , 28-14 1942 — 1945 W estminster L, 21-27 1966 (3-4-1/2-2-1 PA C ) HIRAM* T, 21-21 No football due to World War II Bethany L, 6-31 WESTMINSTER* L, 0-22 at Geneva W , 14-12 1946 (7-0) Hobart L, 7-33 Bethany* T, 14-14 at John Carroll* L, 7-19 Butler , Pa. W , 26-0 W&J W , 33-6 CASE TECH* W , 16-7 ALLEGHENY* L, 14-36 Hiram W , 14-6 Grove City W , 59-7 W&J* L, 6-17 1975 (5-4/3-4 PA C ) Slippery Rock W , 2-0 Allegheny W , 39-14 Carnegie Tech W , 14-7 CWRU* W , 35-21 Clarion W, 14-13 1957 (4-4) W estern Reserve* W , 14-13 at Carnegie Mellon* W , 20-14 Edinboro W , 7-0 St. V incent L, 7-10 ALLEGHENY* L, 8-198 at W&J* L, 0-25 Allegheny W , 13-7 W estminster L, 0-12 GROVE CITY L, 0-34 GROVE CITY W , 22-8 Grove City W , 12-7 Bethany W , 34-6 1967 (7-1/5-0 PA C ) at Bethany* L, 7-10 1947 (4-3) Hobart L, 14-21 W estminster L, 0-14 HIRAM* L, 13-14 Alliance W , 19-7 S t. Lawrence W , 20-6 BETHANY* W , 20-13 GENEVA W , 33-15 Hiram L, 7-8 Hiram L, 7-13 Case Tech* W , 34-0 JOHN CARROLL* W , 8-0 W estminster W , 24-6 Allegheny W , 19-9 W&J* W , 26-0 at Allegheny* L, 0-21 Clarion L, 7-19 W&J W , 35-0 CARNEGIE MELLON W , 42-14 1976 (1-6-1/1-5-1 PAC) Edinboro W , 26-0 1958 (2-4-1) WESTERN RESERVE* W , 35-8 W&J* L, 13-19 Allegheny W , 20-0 St. V incent L, 7-15 Allegheny* W , 22-6 at Grove City L, 7-21 Grove City L, 3-20 W estminster L, 6-14 Grove City W , 8-6 BETHANY* L, 9-19 1948 (4-3-1) John Carroll L, 0-7 1968 (6-2/4-2 PA C ) at CWRU* L, 0-7 Dickinson L, 7-13 Carnegie Tech L, 6-14 Carnegie Mellon W , 42-28 at Hiram* W , 10-7 Hiram W , 7-0 W&J W , 19-0 W&J* W , 34-6 at John Carroll* L, 18-19 W estminster T, 0-0 Allegheny T, 12-12 CASE TECH* W , 47-14 ALLEGHENY* L, 7-31 Clarion W , 7-0 Lebanon Valley W , 26-7 GROVECITY W , 13-7 CARNEGIE MELLON* T, 7-7 Edinboro W , 15-7 1959 (1-5-1/1-4-1 PA C ) Bethany* L, 14-23 1977 (2-5-1/2-4-1 PA C ) Grove City L, 0-33 W estern Reserve* L, 7-18 W estern Reserve* W , 40-0 at W&J* T, 16-16 Allegheny L, 0-6 CARNEGIE TECH L, 0-7 ALLEGHENY* L, 32-35 GROVE CITY L, 7-13 W ilmington, Ohio W , 20-0 W&J* T, 8-8 John Carroll* W , 12-6 at Bethany* W , 5-3

1949 (3-3-1) Bethany* W , 21-16 1969 (6-2/4-2 PA C ) CWRU* L, 17-23 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL Hiram W , 20-7 John Carroll* L, 0-12 Carnegie Mellon W , 46-22 HIRAM* L, 0-26 W estminster T, 7-7 W ayne State* L, 15-28 W&J* W , 21-9 JOHN CARROLL* W , 7-3 Clarion L, 0-21 Allegheny* L, 6-14 W estern Reserve* W , 27-6 at Allegheny* L, 17-31 Edinboro W , 21-13 1960 (4-2-1/4-1 PA C ) Grove City W , 20-7 at Carnegie Mellon* L, 3-35 Grove City L, 6-0 at Albright L, 18-41 BETHANY* W , 34-12 1978 (4-4-1/3-3-1 PA C ) Allegheny L, 14-27 at John Carroll* L, 12-19 WESTERN RESERVE* W , 43-22 GENEVA W , 14-13 W ilmington, Ohio W , 7-0 CASE TECH* W , 42-6 Allegheny* L, 14-21 at Grove City L, 7-21 1950 (7-0) GROVE CITY* T, 14-14 JOHN CARROLL* L, 37-8 at John Carroll* L, 16-21 Hiram W , 13-6 W&J* W , 50-8 1970 (2-6/1-4 PA C ) BETHANY* W , 37-24 W estminster W , 20-7 BETHANY* W , 8-0 Carnegie Mellon L, 20-27 at Allegheny* T, 0-0 Clarion W , 12-0 ALLEGHENY* W , 16-14 BETHANY* W , 6-0 at Hiram* L, 0-16 Edinboro W , 21-0 1961 (2-4/2-4 PA C ) Geneva W , 14-7 W&J* W , 14-13 W &J W , 21-0 JOHN CARROLL* L, 8-41 John Carroll* L, 30-36 a t C W R U * W , 35-0 Grove City W , 58-0 Case Tech* L, 12-29 W&J* L, 28-41 CARNEGIE MELLON* L, 6-44 Lycoming W , 61-0 WESTERN RESERVE* L, 6-12 Case Western* L, 6-16 1979 (6-3/5-2 PA C ) 1951 (3-2-1) W&J* W , 28-7 ALLEGHENY* L, 8-22 at Geneva L, 8-12 Hiram W , 46-0 Bethany* L, 12-14 GROVE CITY L, 0-7 GROVE CITY W , 10-6 W estminster L, 0-14 ALLEGHENY* W , 35-22 1971 (5-3/3-2 PA C ) JOHN CARROLL* L, 15-21 Clarion T, 13-13 1962 (2-5/2-5 PA C ) CARNEGIE MELLON W , 26-20 at Bethany* W , 23-12 Edinboro W , 12-7 CASE TECH* W , 34-16 Bethany* L, 11-14 ALLEGHENY* W , 28-0 W&J L, 6-7 W estern Reserve* L, 0-12 CASE WESTERN* W , 35-10 HIRAM* W , 21-0 Grove City W , 14-0 W&J* L, 14-16 Grove City L, 14-21 at W&J* W , 12-10 1952 (1-5) BETHANY* L, 8-14 JOHN CARROLL* L, 7-21 a t C W R U * W , 29-7 Indiana, Pa. L, 0-26 W AYNE ST. (Mich.)* W , 27-8 W&J* W , 28-6 CARNEGIE MELLON* L, 13-21 W estminster L, 7-28 John Carroll* L, 0-12 Allegheny* W , 20-15 Clarion L, 6-26 Allegheny* L, 6-12 GENEVA W , 7-6 Edinboro L, 7-39 W&J L, 0-33 Grove City W , 25-9

TOMCATS 29 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1980 (4-5/4-3 PA C ) 1988 (0-9/0-6 PA C ) 1996 (1-9/0-5 PA C ) 2003 (3-7/1-4 PA C ) GENEVA L, 7-25 at Oberlin L, 7-12 OBERLIN W , 26-6 at John Carroll L 0-42 at Carnegie Mellon* L, 6-38 at Allegheny L, 14-50 at Allegheny L, 13-61 at Bluf fton W 35-7 CWRU* W , 34-7 HIRAM* L, 21-31 BLUFFTO N L, 20-28 at W&J* L 10-17 BETHANY* L, 21-39 JOHN CARROLL* L, 7-40 at Grove City* L, 6-39 GROVE CITY* L 15-16 HIRAM* W , 7-6 W&J* L, 7-41 W AYNESBURG* L, 15-41 at Waynesburg* L 19-34 at John Carroll* W , 21-6 at Grove City* L, 21-28 ALFRED* L, 13-34 at W estminster* L 13-14 W&J* W , 17-0 at Carnegie Mellon* L, 0-44 at Bethany* L, 7-20 BETHANY* W 42-14 at Allegheny* L, 10-16 at Duquesne L, 7-13 W&J* L, 6-62 BROCKPORTST. L0-7 at W estminster L, 21-30 at Bethany* L, 24-27 at Gannon L, 14-35 ALFRED L 9-14 1981 (4-4-1/4-2-1 PA C ) 1989 (3-6/3-2 PA C ) C ATHOLIC L, 6-30 at Kenyon W 31-28 at Geneva L, 14-27 at Oberlin L, 14-21 1997 (1-9/0-5 PA C ) 2004 (7-3/4-1 PA C ) CARNEGIE MELLON* T, 6-6 ALLEGHENY L, 0-30 at Oberlin L, 17-18 UNIV. OF WISCONSIN-PLATTEVILLE L at CWRU* W , 54-13 at Hiram* L, 23-24 at ALLEGHENY L, 19-45 14-40 BETHANY* W , 22-21 at Waynesburg L, 0-12 at Bluf fton W , 33-27 at Ohio Wesleyan W 22-19 at Hiram* L, 14-17 at W&J* L, 3-33 GROVE CITY* L, 9-32 BLUFFTO N W 45-14 JOHN CARROLL* W , 19-14 GROVE CITY* W , 35-18 at Waynesburg* L, 22-38 at Bethany* W 28-14 at W&J* W , 34-3 CARNEGIE MELLON* W , 19-14 at Alfred* L, 6-42 W&J* L 10-34 ALLEGHENY* L, 12-14 at Duquesne L, 0-14 BETHANY* L, 7-26 at Grove City* W 24-9 at W estminster L, 21-30 BETHANY* W , 36-13 at W&J* L, 7-64 W AYNESBURG* W 26-20 1982 (0-9/0-7 PA C ) 1990 (4-5/1-3 PA C ) GANNON L, 0-42 WESTMINSTER* W 28-0 at Grove City L, 7-35 at Oberlin L, 14-24 C ATHOLIC L, 0-42 OHIO DOMINICAN W 32-6 WESTMINSTER L, 0-45 FROSTBURG ST. L, 0-34 1998 (1-9/0-4 PA C ) at Buf falo S tate L 12-18 at Allegheny* L, 19-21 at Bethany* W , 21-6 at Capit al L, 12-26 2005 (11-1/6-0 PA C ) at Carnegie Mellon* L, 7-49 W&J* L, 0-31 OBERLIN W , 44-28 OHIO WESLEYAN W 39-36 CWRU* L, 14-32 at Gallaudet W , 24-14 at Kenyon L, 20-29 at Bluf fton W 42-0 at Bethany* L, 7-28 DUQUESNE W , 23-14 at Grove City* L, 0-55 BETHANY* W 41-7 HIRAM* L, 18-24 at Grove City* L, 0-10 W AYNESBURG* L, 0-42 at W&J* W 38-35 (OT) at John Carroll* L, 13-28 W AYNESBURG* L, 10-31 ALFRED L, 14-47 GROVECITY* W 30-0 W&J* L, 13-16 S T. FRANCIS W , 21-14 at Bethany* L, 10-24 at Waynesburg* W 35-28 (2OT) 1983 (0-9/0-7 PA C ) 1991 (5-4/2-2 PA C ) at Gannon L, 7-34 at W estminster* W 34-0 GROVE CITY L, 3-7 OBERLIN W , 28-0 DEFIANCE L, 3-17 THOMAS MORE* W 24-14 at W estminster L, 14-35 at Frostburg St. L, 14-35 W&J* L, 0-61 BUFFALO STATE W 21-3 ALLEGHENY* L, 13-15 BETHANY* W , 28-21 1999 (3-7/0-4 PA C ) at Carnegie Mellon W 50-48 (3OT) CARNEGIE MELLON* L, 11-50 at W&J* L, 0-40 CAPITAL W , 19-0 JOHNS HOPKINS W 28-3 at Case Western Reserve* L, 8-21 at Clinch Valley L, 21-23 at Oberlin W , 63-12 BRIDGEWATER L13-24 BETHANY* L, 0-14 GROVE CITY* W , 21-12 KENYON W , 21-7 2006 (5-5, 4-2 PA C ) at Hiram* L, 9-38 at Waynesburg* L, 6-32 at Thomas More L, 6-14 at Geneva W 7-0 JOHN CARROLL* L, 10-21 at S t. Francis W , 14-7 GROVE CITY* L, 0-56 at Alfred (N.Y.) L 0-14 at W&J* L, 14-7 GANNON W , 27-6 at Waynesburg* L, 7-40 ALBION (Mich.) L 20-24 1984 (3-6/1-5 PA C ) 1992 (1-8/0-4 PA C ) BETHANY* L, 6-9 at Thomas More* W 17-14 (OT) at Allegheny W , 14-7 ALBION L, 0-20 SUNY-BROCKPORT L, 21-33 at Bethany* W 49-7 at S t. Francis W , 23-6 at Oberlin W , 7-0 at Defiance L, 13-20 W&J* L 23-27 W&J* L, 14-19 FROSTBURG ST. L, 0-44 at W&J* L, 6-51 at Grove City* W 20-0 at Grove City* W , 9-7 at Duquesne L, 0-22 2000 (2-8/0-4 PAC) W AYNESBURG* L 24-34 at Carnegie Mellon* L, 8-38 at Bethany* L, 7-31 at Capit al L, 18-42 WESTMINSTER* W 45-27 MUSKINGUM L, 27-28 W&J* L, 0-38 at Kean W , 25-20 CARNEGIE MELLON L 7-14 at Bethany* L, 13-35 at Grove City* L, 6-41 BLUFFTO N L, 19-40 HIRAM* L, 7-24 W AYNESBURG* L, 0-19 THOMAS MORE W , 13-12 JOHN CARROLL* L, 20-25 at Gannon L, 26-34 at Grove City* L, 7-27 1985 (4-5/2-4 PA C ) 1993 (2-7/1-3 PA C ) W AYNESBURG* L, 6-34 ALLEGHENY W , 15-14 at Albion L, 0-35 WESTMINSTER L, 7-51 S T. FRANCIS W , 27-3 OBERLIN W , 37-0 at Bethany* L, 13-42 at W&J* L, 14-26 at Frostburg St. L, 12-34 W&J* L, 3-58 GROVE CITY* L, 18-25 DUQUESNE L, 0-28 at Kenyon L, 26-27 CARNEGIE MELLON* L, 3-48 BETHANY* L, 7-10 2001 (2-8/1-3 PA C ) at Muskingum L, 23-57 at W&J* L, 7-48 CAPITAL L, 13-34 BETHANY* W , 16-0 GROVE CITY* W , 20-14 KEAN L, 0-3 at Hiram* W , 27-24 at Waynesburg* L, 7-32 at Bluf fton L, 20-23 at John Carroll* L, 7-13 GANNON L, 7-16 GROVE CITY* W , 40-27 1986 (1-7/1-5 PA C ) 1994 (0-10/0-4 PA C ) at Waynesburg* L, 6-28 at Oberlin L, 3-15 at Mariett a L, 16-20 at W estminster L, 10-15 JOHN CARROLL* W , 12-7 at Buf falo S. t L, 2-41 BETHANY* L, 19-21 W&J* L, 0-20 W AYNESBURG* L, 0-16 at W&J* L, 20-38 at Grove City* L, 0-21 at Bluf fton L, 7-42 KENYON W , 50-35 at Carnegie Mellon* L, 0-14 at Bethany* L, 7-35 Gannon L, 13-51 ALLEGHENY L, 0-35 W&J* L, 0-63 2002 (3-7/2-3 PA C ) at Bethany* L, 21-27 at Grove City* L, 6-34 at Malone L, 9-13 HIRAM* L, 0-35 at Gannon L, 7-27 GENEVA L, 26-41 1987 (2-6/1-5 PA C ) MALONE L, 6-39 BLUFFTON W , 37-6 OBERLIN W, 11-8 ST. JOHN FISHER L, 0-28 W&J* L, 17-21 John Carroll* L, 0-40 1995 (0-10/0-4 PA C ) at Grove City* W , 23-3 at W&J* L, 7-48 MARIETTA L, 0-36 W AYNESBURG* W , 21-13 GROVE CITY* L, 14-31 BUFFALO ST. L, 0-46 WESTMINSTER* L, 10-13 CARNEGIE MELLON* L, 7-31 at Waynesburg* L, 26-31 at Bethany* L, 9-31 at Allegheny L, 6-28 BLUFFTO N L, 0-28 at Brockport State (SUNY) L 0-17 at Bethany* W , 38-24 BETHANY* L, 19-40 at Alfred (N.Y.) L, 14-22 at Hiram* L, 0-35 at W&J* L, 8-49 GROVE CITY* L, 14-16 GANNON L, 0-21 at Malone L, 10-31 at S t. John Fisher L, 7-48

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SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS, con- Y ear W -L-T Coach t’d... 1892 0-1-0 No coach 1982 0-9/0-7 PA C Lyon 1893 1-1-0 Overmeyer 1983 0-9/0-7 PA C Lyon 1894 5-2-0 Hildum 1984 3-6/1-5 PA C Lyon 1895 2-2-1 W eiskotten 1985 4-5/2-4 PA C V ennis TOMCATS VS. COLLEGE OPPONENTS 1896 2-4-1 W eiskotten 1986 1-7/1-5 PA C V ennis Opponent W -L-T First Last 1897 3-4-0 S tewart 1987 2-6/1-5 PA C V ennis Albion 0-3-0 1992 1898 4-5-1 Hilbish 1988 0-9/0-6 PA C Liston 2006 Albright 0-1-0 1960 -- 1899 4-3-3 Allen 1989 3-6/3-2 PA C Liston Alfred (N.Y.) 6-9-0 1914 1900 1-3-1 Allen 1990 4-5/1-3 PA C Liston 2006 Allegheny 30-42-6 1893 1997 Alliance (Pa.) 4-0-0 1919 1901 1-6-1 Hamilton 1991 5-4/2-2 PA C Giangrosso 1947 Ashland 1-1-0 1921 1902-10 Football Manifesto 1992 1-8/0-4 PA C Giangrosso 1929 Baldwin-Wallace 1-0-0 1924 -- 1911 1-1 Harter 1993 2-7/1-3 PA C Giangrosso Bethany 34-27-1 1917 1912 2-4-1 Harter 1994 0-10/0-4 PA C Giangrosso 2006 Bluffton 5-5-0 1994 2005 1913 2-5 Aubut 1995 0-10/0-4 PA C Giangrosso Alderson-Broaddus 1-0-0 1925 - 1914 5-4 Aubut/R. Rowley 1996 1-9/0-5 PA C Armstrong Brockport State (N.Y.) 0-3-0 1999 2003 1915 2-7 Aubut/R. Rowley 1997 1-9/0-5 PA C Armstrong Buf falo S tate (N.Y.) 1-3-0 1994 2005 1916 2-5-1 Aubut/R. Rowley 1998 1-9/0-4 PA C Armstrong Canisius 1-1-0 1919 1928 1917 0-7 Lynch 1999 3-7/0-4 PA C Armstrong Capit al (Ohio) 2-4-0 1953 2001 1918 0-2 Lynch 2000 2-8/1-3 PA C Armstrong Case Western Reserve 24-10-1 1919 3-4 Snyder 2001 2-8/1-3 PA C Leipheimer 1957 1983 Catholic 0-2-0 1920 5-2-2 R. Rowley 2002 3-7/2-3 PA C Leipheimer 1996 1997 Clarion 8-5-1 1921 5-3-1 R. Rowley 2003 3-7/1-4 PA C Leipheimer 1935 1952 Clinch Valley 1922 6-4 R. Rowley 2004 7-3/4-1 PA C Leipheimer (Va.) 0-1-0 1991 -- 1923 6-2-1 Holleran 2005 11-1/6-0 PA C Leipheimer Carnegie Mellon 10-28-2 1915 1924 3-5-1 Holleran 2006 5-5/4-2 PA C Leipheimer 2006 Defiance 0-2-0 1998 1999 Denison 1-1-0 1972 1973 1925 4-5 Holleran Dickinson (Pa.) 0-1-0 1948 - 1926 3-6 Holleran ALL-TIME COACHES RECORDS Duquesne 6-7-0 1920 1993 1927 1-7-1 Holleran (Year by Y ear) Edinboro 12-2-0 1911 1952 1928 1-6-2 Holleran Coach WLT Fordham 0-2-0 1929 1931 1929 2-5-2 R. Rowley No coach (1892) 0 1 0 Frostburg State 0-5-0 1988 1993 1930 3-6 R. Rowley Overmyer (1893) 1 1 0 Gallaudet (D.C.) 1-0-0 1990 -- 1931 4-5 Benson Hildum (1894) 5 2 0 Gannon 1-9-0 1988 2001 1932 3-6 Stoeber W eiskotten (1895-96) 4 6 2 Geneva 10-20-3 1899 1933 3-4 Stoeber S tewart (1897) 3 4 0 2006 1934 5-2 Stoeber Hilbish (1898) 4 5 1 Grove City 34-55-5 1892 1935 4-2 Stoeber Allen (1899-1900) 5 6 4 2006 Hartwick (N.Y.) 0-1-0 1938 -- 1936 3-3 Stoeber Hamilton (1901) 1 6 1 Hiram 13-18-1 1914 1937 2-4-1 S toeber Harter (1911-12) 3 5 1 1989 Hobart & Wm. Smith 0-2-0 1956 1938 1-5-2 S toeber Aubut (1913) 2 5 0 1957 Holbrook 1-0-0 1934 -- 1939 4-4 Stoeber Aubut/R. Rowley (1914-16) 9 16 1 Indiana (Pa.) 1-1-0 1952 1953 1940 4-4 Stoeber Lynch (1917-18) 0 9 0 Ithaca (N.Y.) 1-0-0 1941 -- John Carroll 7-23-1 1957 2003 1941 7-0 Stoeber Snyder (1919) 3 4 0 Juniat a 3-2-0 1922 1940 1942-45 No football due to WWII Robert E. “Tink” Rowley (1920-22; 29-30) Kean (N.J.) 1-1-0 2000 2001 1946 7-0 Stoeber 21 20 5 Kenyon 3-2-0 1998 2003 1947 4-3 Stoeber Thomas V. Holleran (1923-28) 16 18 Lebanon Valley 1-0-0 1958 -- 1948 4-3-1 S toeber 2 Lock Haven 1-0-0 1941 -- 1949 3-3-1 S toeber Charles O. Benson (1931) 5 11 2 Lycoming 1-0-0 1950 -- 1950 7-0 Stoeber J.B. S toeber (1932-41; 46-54) 75 54 Malone 0-3-0 1994 2002

1951 3-2-1 S toeber 6 Mariett a 1-4-0 1921 1925 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL 1952 1-5 Stoeber Joe DiFebo (1955-65) 36 39 4 Morris Harvey (W. Va.) 1-0-0 1932 - 1953 5-2 Stoeber McCullough (1966-77) 54 41 6 Muskingum 0-2-0 1984 1985 1954 5-2 Stoeber W ayne Petrarca (1978-81) 18 16 2 Oberlin 7-5-0 1986 1999 1955 6-1 DiFebo David Lyon (1982-84) 3 24 0 Ohio Dominican 1-0-0 2004 -- 1956 4-3 DiFebo Mark Vennis (1985-87) 7 18 0 Ohio Wesleyan 2-0-0 2004 2005 1957 4-4 DiFebo Liston (1988-90) 7 20 0 Univ. of Pitt sburgh (Fr.) 1-5-0 1900 1928 1958 2-4-1 DiFebo Charlie Giangrosso (1991-95) 8 39 Slippery Rock 4-10-1 1912 1946 1959 1-5-1/1-4-1 PA C DiFebo 0 S t. Bonaventure 1-2-0 1915 1932 S t. Francis (Pa.) 5-0-0 1926 1991 1960 4-2-1/4-1 PA C DiFebo Dave Armstrong (1996-2000) 8 42 S t. John Fisher (N.Y.) 0-2-0 1994 1995 1961 2-4/2-4 PA C DiFebo 0 S t. Lawrence (N.Y.) 1-0-0 1957 -- 1962 2-5/2-5 PA C DiFebo Jack Leipheimer (2001-) 31 31 0 St. V incent 5-3-0 1953 1958 1963 4-2-1/4-2-1 PA C DiFebo Tot al (102 years) 330 450 37 Temple 0-3-0 1929 1932 1964 4-4/4-3 PA C DiFebo Thomas More (Ken.) 4-1-0 1999 1965 3-5/2-5 PA C DiFebo College Games 309 440 33 2006 Univ. of Buffalo 3-3-1 1915 1923 1966 3-4-1/2-2-1 PA C McCullough Other Games 16 5 4 W ash. & Jef. f 22-36-2 1896 1967 7-1/50- PA C McCullough Total 325 445 37 2006 Wayne State (Ind.) 1-4-0 1959 1968 6-2/4-2 PA C McCullough 1965 Waynesburg 8-21-1 1913 2006 1969 6-2/4-2 PA C McCullough CONFERENCE RECORDS W estminster 18-42-8 1895 1970 2-6/1-4 PA C McCullough Tri-State (1924-37) 23 31 4 2006 Wilmington (Ohio) 3-0-0 1947 1971 5-3/3-2 PA C McCullough President s’ Athletic (1955-) 113 162 10 1949 Wisconsin-Platteville 0-1-0 2004 1972 7-2/6-1 McCullough -- W ittenberg 0-2-0 1915 1922 1973 6-2-1/4-2-1 PA C McCullough W .Va. Wesleyan 0-1-0 1920 -- 1974 4-4-1/3-3-1 PA C McCullough TOTALS 309-440-33 1975 5-4/3-4 PA C McCullough 1976 1-6-1/1-5-1 PA C McCullough 1977 2-5-1/2-4-1 PA C McCullough 1978 4-4-1/3-3-1 PA C Petrarca 1979 6-3/5-2 PA C Petrarca 1980 4-5/4-3 PA C Petrarca 1981 4-4-1/4-2-1 PA C Petrarca TOMCATS 31 ALL-TIME ALL-PAC SELECTIONS

Year Name Position Team Year Name Position Team 1961 Bill Merkovsky D E First 1976 Tom Williams D L First 1962 Gerry Massaro T B First Terry Conlin O L First Year Name Position Team Bob Lewis O C First Greg Williams W R First 1984 Randy Melko F S First Chuck Evanoff O G First Mick Harris L B Second Tom Bihler T B Second 1963 Bob Lewis O C First Ken Achenbach D E Hon. Mention Keith Bachman T E Second Bill Merkovsky DE/TE First John Tuttle O L Hon. Mention Dave Snyder D E Second Bob Shimp O G First 1977 John TuttleOLFirst Pat Fire LB Second 1964 Bob Lewis O C First Terry Conlin O L Second S teve Stone S E Second Richard Koehler L B First Nick Farina F B Second 1985 S teve Stone S E First 1965 Paul Brown O C First Jim Pott s T B Second Dave Snyder D E First Larry Berry T B First 1978 Ryan Briceland D B Second Greg Pernus D B First 1966 John Tomlinson D T First Paul Fiore L B Second Shawn Cupples O L Second Mike Donato LB First Ron Leuschen T B Second James Simko LB Second Jim Baird F S First Bob Meyers F B Second Tom Bihler T B Hon. Mention 1967 John Tomlinson D T First Rich Parker O L Second Ron Sharer O C Hon. Mention Al McCartney T B First Mark Trimmer D T Second Mark Adams LB Hon. Mention Mike Donato LB First John Perriello Q B Hon. Mention Mark Kinney D B Hon. Mention John Gibson S E First Joe Roosa D E Hon. Mention Jeff Skonieczny P Hon. Mention Joe Krainc O C First 1979 Ron Leuschen T B First; Of fensive Tim Messersmith K Hon. Mention 1968 Larry Cribbs DT First MVP 1987 Tom Dickason D B First Mike Donato LB First Mark Bendetto W R First Ron Sharer O C Second John Gibson S E First Paul Fiore L B First Jim Simko LB Second Joe Krainc O C First Mark Trimmer D T First Joe Urbania T B Hon. Mention Al McCartney T B First Tom Stelts P Second Greg Houck T E Hon. Mention John Tomlinson OG/NG First Joe Roosa D E Second Joe Sanchez D B Hon. Mention Don Walters D E First Charlie Cole Q B Hon. Mention 1988 Todd Vennis O L Hon. Mention 1969 John Castaldo D B First Ralpha Voracek D T Hon. Mention Jeff Sorensen Q B Hon. Mention Dana Fulton F B First 1980 Bob Myers F B First Dwight Fritz N T Hon. Mention John Gibson S E First Rich Parks O C First 1 9 8 9 Bill Barber W R First Joe Krainc O C First Jef f Korczyk O L First Todd Vennis O L First Don Walters D E First Kevin Brinkhof f O L First Gary Klaric P First John Wascak D T First Rich Goldner O L Second Jim Rice D T First 1970 John Gibson S E First Pat Brinkhof f O L Second Jeff Sorensen Q B Second Joe Krainc O C First Charlie Cole Q B Hon. Mention Ray Felter L B Second John Timulak O G First Paul Fiore O L Hon. Mention Don Hummel O L Hon. Mention John Wascak D T First 1981 Barry Holes Q B First; Of fensive Tony Wylie T E Hon. Mention Don Walters D E First MVP Mark McGinnis W R Hon. Mention 1971 John Rossi DE First Shawn White O L First Jackie Jackson T B Hon. Mention Bill Johnston N G First Jim Kick W R First Larry Oskin K Hon. Mention Tom Styduhar O T First Ron Leuschen T B First Dwight Fritz N T Hon. Mention Dan Schneider O T First Rich Parker O L First Tim Gourley L B Hon. Mention Dom Gatta D B Hon. Mention Andy Samara D T First 1 9 9 0 Kipp Hilliard W R First 1972 Dan Schneider O T First Dana Kozera D E Second Todd Vennis O L First Bernard Kanski Q B First Dave Blair D B Hon. Mention Jeff Sorenson Q B Second Tom Styduhar O C First Rick Goldner O L Hon. Mention Kevin Jones T B Second Barry Oman D B First Scott Heinauer O L Hon. Mention Tony Wylie TE Second Mickey Kuhn F B First Jef f Misalek L B Hon. Mention Jim Rice D L Second Tom Hainey D T First Mark Sabolcik D B Hon. Mention Ray Felter L B Second Jerry Callahan L B Hon. Mention Bruce Stiger W R Hon. Mention Bryan Lukavich L B Second 1973 Paul Goodwill D T First 1982 Bruce StigerWRFirst Joe Roth L B Second Barry Oman D B First Barry Wright W R Hon. Mention Jace Ransom D B Second Robert Witherup T B First Ed Zadarko D E Hon. Mention Karl Brown F B Hon. Mention Jack Leipheimer T E Second Shawn White O L Hon. Mention Dale Bergh O L Hon. Mention Mike Lapmardo O L Second 1983 Andy Haupt W R First Brian Cooper O L Hon. Mention Mickey Kuhn F B Second Ed Zadarko D E First Larry Oskin K Hon. Mention 1974 Paul Goodwill D T Randy Melko F S Second V ictor Carter D L Hon. Mention George Sterner D B Brent Dietzel L B Hon. Mention Keith Russell D L Hon. Mention 1975 Paul Goodwill D T First Kirt Gasaway W R Hon. Mention Ron Dzubinski D B Hon. Mention George Sterner D B First Dave Snyder D E Hon. Mention Todd Kosnenia D B Hon. Mention 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL Brent Rhoads O L First Art Amos QB Second T o m W illiams D L Hon. Mention 32 TOMCATS ALL-TIME ALL-PAC SELECTIONS

Year Name Position Team Year Name Position Team 1991 Jackie Jackson T B First 1998 Myron Bundrant O L First Joe Roth L B First Ricardo Franklin D B Second Jim Charney D B First Sam Pouki P Second Year Name Position Team Dale Burgh D B Second David Porter D B Hon. Mention 2004 Kennard Davis F S First Chris Uterark O L Second Isaac Grif fin T B Hon. Mention George Kum-Nji D E First Tony Wylie W R Second Donte Harris W R Hon. Mention Bob Munch O L First V ictor Carter D L Second Jon McCullough LB Hon. Mention Dave Hendricks O L First Nate Neeley D L Second E. Bofotola-Akemba DL Brandon Chambers WR Ray Felter L B Second Hon. Mention First Ron Dzubinski D B Second Ryan Reed DL Hon. Mention Robert Drake L B First Larry Oskin K Second 1999 Rico Franklin C B First S teve Minton T B Second Kevin Jones W R Hon. Mention Ray Enrico O L Second Casey Diemert LB Second Terrell Green F B Hon. Mention Chad Brown T E Second Jon Howson D E Second Jeff Sorenson Q B Hon. Mention Chris Y eager D L Second Rock Davis O L Second Nick Ondo LB Hon. Mention Dante Darby LB Second Brandon Chambers RS Jace Ransom D B Hon. Mention 2000 Ricardo Franklin D B First Second 1992 Brian Cooper First Kevin Wilder W R Second Darrell Satterfield Q B Hon. Mention Greg Fouts First Brian Eckhart L B Second Chris Minton D T Hon. Mention Joe Roth L B First Dan Hilton D B Second To m Wozniak L B Hon. Mention Nick Ondo LB Second 2001 Kennard Davis F S First Shaun Jackson S S Hon. Mention Chris Saluga Second Donte Harris W R First Paul Stibich K Hon. Mention Dale Burgh D B Hon. Mention Robert Drake L B Second Dane Haskins W R Hon. Mention V ictor Carter D L Hon. Mention T.J. W iley Q B Second Ricky Gable O L Hon. Mention Jackie Jackson T B Hon. Mention Dave Hendricks O L Second 2005 Dave Hendricks O L First Jace Ransom D B Hon. Mention Kevin Wilder W R Second Nelton Neal O L First Chris Uterhark O L Hon. Mention Robert Munch O L Hon. Mention Brandon Chambers WR Tony Wylie W R Hon. Mention Ryan Reed DL Hon. Mention First 1993 Jackie Jackson T B First Clinton Harden D E Hon. Mention S teve Minton R B First Nick Ondo LB First Paul Stibich K Hon. Mention Kevin Strouse D L First Greg Fouts Second George Kum-Nji D E Hon. Mention Jon Howson D L First Tim Boynton Hon. Mention Jamaal Dawson T E Hon. Mention Darious ThompsonD B First London Burnett Hon. Mention John Harakal F B Hon. Mention Ricky Gable O L Second Sam Gentile Hon. Mention Dan Hilton C Hon. Mention Jon Kutterna HB/TE Second Bill Frick LB Hon. Mention 2002 Kennard Davis F S First Darrell Satterfield QB Second Nate Neeley D L Hon. Mention Dante Darby LB First Chris Lorber D L Second Craig Sparks Hon. Mention George Kum-Nji DE First Jeff Wagner L B Second 1994 Nick Ondo LB First Justin Napotnik T B Second James Fawcett C Hon. Mention Jason Jurinsky Second Dave Hendricks O L Second Rock Davis O L Hon. Mention

Kurt Junk T E Second Jay Salman C Second Tom McEntire W R Hon. Mention Bill Frick LB Second Bob Munch O L Second Justin Kuban R B Hon. Mention 2007 THIEL FOOTBALL Ryan David D B Second Dan Hilton C Hon. Mention Sammy Koyl P K Hon. Mention Joel Laird Hon. Mention Dave Litz O L Hon. Mention Logan Malie D L Hon. Mention Huey Kightlinger Hon. Mention Robert Drake L B Hon. Mention Aaron Zane LB Hon. Mention Josh Wilkinson Hon. Mention Shannon Alston R S Hon. Mention Zjaque Douglas D B Hon. Mention Ron Prady Hon. Mention Jon Howson D E Hon. Mention 2006 Ricky Gable O L First Team 1995 Ryan David D B First Shawn Zappia D T Hon. Mention Marc LaScola W R First Team Kurt Junk T E Second 2003 Kennard Davis F S First Chris Lorber D E First Team Myron Bundrant O L Second George Kum-Nji D E First S teve Boyle D B First Team Bill Frick LB Second Bob Munch O L First Jimmy Fawcett C Second Te a m Dan Silvers P Second Ryan Swartzfager P First Rock Davis O L Second Te a m 1996 Myron Bundrant T E Second Nelton Neal O L First Jon Kutterna T E Second Te a m Jasen Diley D L Second Robert Drake T B Second S teve Minton R B Second Te a m Brad Yoder D B Second Casey Diemert LB Second Billy Blankenship Q B Second Te a m Maurice Simpson D B Hon. Mention Jon Howson D E Second Robert Hughes D E Second Te a m Andra Price Hon. Mention Dane Haskins T E Hon. Mention Chris Hlinka L B Second Te a m Dontell Morgan L B Hon. Mention Brandon Chambers WR Percy Sweeting O L Hon. Mention Dante Darby LB Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Brett Helman W R Hon. Mention Judd Allen Q B Hon. Mention Chris Minton D T Hon. Mention Dan Hess R B Hon. Mention 1997 Dante Darby LB Second Ken Peterson D T Hon. Mention Logan Malie D L Hon. Mention Maurice Simpson D B Second Brandon Chambers RS Jeff Wagner L B Hon. Mention Jack Kuchinski O L Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Mike Lebetz D B Hon. Mention Brian Grif fin O L Hon. Mention Mike Stimac L B Hon. Mention Clyde Morgan D B Hon. Mention Sammy Koyl K/P Hon. Mention

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