Media Services The 2009 football RADIO/TELEVISION media guide is designed to assist media in its BROADCASTS Sports Information coverage of the Golden Rams during the upcom- ing season. Internet, radio and television stations seek- James Zuhlke Below is a list of media services available to ing permission to broadcast games from John Sports Informa- help members of the media in their coverage of A. Farrell Stadium should contact West Chester tion Director the Golden Rams’ program. We hope you will University’s sports information department at take full advantage of the services offered by the least two weeks prior to the game. A PSAC courtesy line is available in the John A. Farrell Offi ce Phone: sports information department, as we are here (610) 436-3316 to serve you. Please make note of the following Stadium press box. Internet, radio and TV sta- services available throughout the 2009 season. tions using the courtesy line must call collect, Offi ce Fax: Should additional information be required, please use a calling card or provide for an incoming (610) 436-1020 do not hesitate to contact us. call. All broadcasters must be set up 90 minutes prior to kickoff. CREDENTIALS Mailing Address: POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Sports Information Offi ce All requests for working press, photo and Postgame interviews featuring players and Sturzebecker HSC, Rm 220 broadcast credentials for West Chester’s 2009 coaches from both teams will be conducted ap- home football games should be made in writing West Chester University proximately 10 minutes after the conclusion of West Chester, PA 19383 on company letterhead at least 10 days prior to the contest at a site to be determined. the game for which credentials will be requested. Directions to West Chester Please direct all requests to James Zuhlke, sports PHOTOGRAPHY From Philadelphia information director, Sturzebecker HSC, Rm 220, Credentials for sideline photographers are Take Schuylkill Expressway (Rt. 76 West) to Exit West Chester University, West Chester, PA 19383. available by contacting James Zuhlke in West 26B. Follow Rt. 202 South for approximately 20 Requests may also be faxed to (610) 436-1020. Chester University’s sports information offi ce minutes. Take High Street exit to second traffi c All credentials that cannot be mailed will be left at: (610) 436-3316 with priority given to those light at Rosedale Ave. and turn left. Or take West at will call located at the main entrance to John agencies covering the participating schools on a Chester Pike (Rt. 3 West) to Rt. 202 S. by-pass. A. Farrell Stadium. Follow Rt. 202 S. to High Street exit. Go to second regular basis. traffi c light at Rosedale Ave. and turn left. Photographers can pick up fl ip cards and PRESS BOX rosters in the John A. Farrell press box prior to From Western Pennsylvania (PA Turnpike) Because of the limited space available in kickoff. Photographers are not permitted inside Take Pennsylvania Turnpike to Exit 23 Downing- Farrell Stadium’s press box, media agencies the 30-yard lines and must remain outside the town. Follow signs for Rt. 100 South. Route 100 covering the visiting team will be given priority, restraining lines surrounding the fi eld. S. will become High St. in the Borough of West Chester. Stay on High St. until you come to Rose- along with West Chester’s media outlets that dale Ave. where the cornerstone of the University cover the Golden Rams’ football program on a SCOUTING is located. regular basis. Scouts must call ahead to the sports informa- The press box will accommodate 50 people. tion offi ce, (610) 436-3316, to reserve press box From New Jersey Turnpike (North or South) Included in the press box are two coaching space. Every effort will be made to accommodate Take Exit 6 for Pennsylvania Turnpike. Follow Pennsylvania Turnpike West for approximately 35 booths, a fi lming area, a radio booth and a work- scouts in the press box. However, space is lim- ing press area. miles and take Exit 24, Valley Forge. Go about 1/4 ited and priority will be given to media outlets mile to second exit, 26A, to Rt. 202 south. Merge covering both schools. West Chester University left twice on Rt. 202 S. and continue for approxi- PRESS HOSPITALITY assumes no responsibility for scouts who appear mately 20 minutes. Go to second traffi c light at Food and refreshments are served throughout at the press box unannounced and without reser- Rosedale Ave. and turn left. the game in the John A. Farrell press box on vations for space. From Delaware, Maryland, Washington, and game day. Delaware Memorial Bridge LIVE STATS Take Rt. 95 North through Wilmington to the exit STATISTICAL SERVICES West Chester University’s athletic department for Rt. 202 N. (Concord Pike). Continue north on Prior to kickoff, media will be provided with continues its thorough coverage of Golden Rams’ 202. (From the intersections of Rts. 1 and 202, it football with “Live Stats” off its homepage on is approximately 7 miles to West Chester.) At the a game program, updated game notes from both Holiday Inn proceed straight ahead under the over- teams, a fl ip card with rosters and projected start- the internet at www.wcupagoldenrams.com via pass, following the signs for Business District, Rt. ing lineups and any last minute lineup changes. Internet Consulting Services, Inc., (ICS) SIDE- 322. Continue north on High St. to the second traf- During the game, a running play-by-play and ARM technology. fi c light at Rosedale Ave. and turn left. quickie stats at the end of each quarter and half will also be distributed. From Commodore Barry Bridge (New Jersey) Coming from either north or south on New Jersey Following the game, a complete postgame Rt. 295, follow signs for Rt. 322 West. Cross Com- statistical package will be distributed to media modore Barry Bridge and continue on 322 W. to containing a scoring summary, fi nal team and Rt. 1. Turn left on Rt. 1 to Rt. 202 North. Turn right individual statistics, complete play-by-play, drive on to Rt. 202 N. and continue for approximately charts, defensive stats and a participation list. 7 miles. At the Holiday Inn proceed ahead under Postgame statistical packages will be available the overpass, following the signs for the Business approximately 25 minutes after the conclusion District. Continue North on High St. to the second traffi c light (New St.). of the game.

2009 Media Guide 1 Quick Facts/Table of Contents West Chester Athletics 2009 Football Schedule

Location: ...... West Chester, PA 19383 Date Opponent Time Founded: ...... 1871 Aug. 27 at Lock Haven 6 p.m. Enrollment: ...... 12,800 Sept. 4 at Delaware 7 p.m. Nickname: ...... Golden Rams Sept. 12 CALIFORNIA (Pa.) 12 p.m. Colors: ...... Purple, Gold Sept. 19 at Millersville* 1 p.m. Affi liation: ...... NCAA, ECAC Sept. 26 KUTZTOWN* (Family Day) 6 p.m. Conference: ...... Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Oct. 3 EAST STROUDSBURG* (Homecoming) 2 p.m. President: ...... Dr. Greg Weisenstein Oct. 10 at C.W. Post* 1 p.m. Director of Athletics: ...... Dr. Edward M. Matejkovic Oct. 17 at Shippensburg* 1 p.m. Sports Information Dir.: ...... James Zuhlke Oct. 22 CHEYNEY* 6 p.m. Email: ...... [email protected] Oct. 31 BLOOMSBURG* (Scout Day) 1 p.m. Phone:...... (610) 436-3316 Nov. 7 MERCYHURST^ 1 p.m. FAX: ...... (610) 436-1020 * indicates PSAC East game Press Box Phone: ...... (610) 436-2160 ^ PSAC Championship Game (opponent may change)

Football Head Coach: ...... Bill Zwaan Football Offi ce: ...... (610) 436-3528 2008 Football Results Alma Mater (Yr.): ...... Delaware (’79) Record at West Chester (Yrs.): ...... 54-22 (6 yrs.) Date Opponent Result Overall Record (Yrs.): ...... 108-36 (12 yrs.) Aug. 30 at California (Pa.) L, 32-44 2008 Final Overall Record: ...... 9-4 Sept. 6 LOCK HAVEN W, 37-6 2008 Final Ranking: ...... 17th (AFCA) Sept. 13 at Delaware L, 20-48 2008 Postseason: ...... 1-1 (NCAA II Playoffs) Sept. 20 MILLERSVILLE* W, 41-10 2008 PSAC Record/Finish:...... 7-0/1st PSAC East Sept. 27 at Kutztown* W, 49-8 Oct. 4 at East Stroudsburg* W, 34-24 All-Time Football Record: ...... 553-255-18 (.680) Oct. 11 C.W. POST* W, 17-7 Record since 1927 (NCAA): ...... 524-236-17 (.685) Oct. 18 SHIPPENSBURG* W, 25-7 NCAA II Playoff Appearances: ...... 9 (5-9/.357) Oct. 25 CHEYNEY* W, 60-6 ...... (1988, 1989, 1992, 1994, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008) Nov. 1 at Bloomsburg* W, 24-21 PSTCAC Championships:...... 8 ...... (1932, 1942, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1956, 1959) Nov. 8 at California (Pa.)^ L, 36-47 PSAC Championship Game Appearances: ...... 14 (6-8) Nov. 15 SO. CONNECTICUT ST.# W, 52-32 ...... (1960, 1961, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1969, Nov. 22 at Bloomsburg# L, 21-28 ...... 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1986, 1987, 2008) * indicates PSAC East game PSAC East Championships:...... 20 ^ indicates PSAC Championship Game ...... (1960, 1961, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, # indicates NCAA II Playoff Game ...... 1973, 1974, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2007, 2008) Bowl Appearances:...... 8 (4-4) ...... 1947 Burley Bowl: vs. Carson-Newman, W, 20-6 Credits ...... 1948 Cigar Bowl: vs. Missouri Valley, L, 7-26 ...... 1948 Burley Bowl: vs. Appalachian St., W, 7-2 The 2009 West Chester University football media guide was de- ...... 1951 Pretzel Bowl: vs. Albright, W, 32-9 signed to assist the media in its coverage of West Chester football ...... 1962 Cement Bowl: vs. Hofstra, W, 46-12 and is an offi cial publication of the West Chester University athlet- ...... 1966 Tangerine Bowl: vs. Morgan State, L, 6-14 ics department. The guide was written, designed and edited by James ...... 1967 Tangerine Bowl: vs. Tennessee-Martin, L, 8-25 Zuhlke, sports information director. Editorial assistance was provided ...... 1973 Central Florida Classic: vs. Bethune-Cookman, L, 22-32 by Danah Allen, Jason Colletti and Shelby Miske. AFCA First Team All-America’s: ...... 10 Photos are courtesy of Hunter Martin, Michael Zuhlke, Ray ...... Charles Weber, NG (1952) Doyle and John Ferko Jr. Printing was done by Graphics & Printing, ...... Richard Emerich, T (1958) ...... Joe Iacone, RB (1961, 1962) West Chester, PA 19383. The front and back covers were designed by ...... Tim Pierantozzi, QB (1972) James Zuhlke...... Bill Blystone, RB (1976) ...... , OL (1987) ...... Bill Hess, WR (1988) ...... Lee Woodall, LB (1992) ...... Kevin Ingram, WR (1999) ...... Mike Washington (2008)

2 2009 Media Guide About West Chester University of Pa.

West Chester University, a member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Educa- tion, is a public, regional, comprehensive in- stitution committed to providing access and offering high-quality undergraduate education, select post-baccalaureate and graduate pro- grams, and a variety of educational and cultural resources for its students, alumni and citizens of southeastern Pennsylvania. West Chester University is committed to attracting, enrolling and graduating quality stu- dents from a wide variety of educational, cul- tural and economic backgrounds. This endeav- or requires the University to attract and retain highly qualifi ed faculty and staff and to provide each member of the University community with learning and leadership development opportu- nities. To this end, the University supports and encourages programs which benefi t all people and which seek to eradicate discrimination and injustice. We treasure what we believe to be the highest principles of American society: the worth and uniqueness of each individual, the West Chester University is located in southeastern Pennsylvania just 25 miles belief that success is to be earned by individual west of Philadelphia and 17 miles north of Wilmington, Del. New York City and effort put forth in an environment founded on Washington D.C. are both accessible by car or train in less than three hours. equality of opportunity, and the appreciation of the ideal of an inclusive society. We believe that it is incumbent upon all members of our community As a university owned by the citizens of Pennsylvania, - staff, students, faculty and administrators - to conduct themselves with civility toward one another at all times. We value the special talents and we value our mission to provide the best educational contributions of each member of our community. We further affi rm the opportunities possible which will enable the University worth and dignity of each member and the shared responsibility of all to community to successfully address the concerns of a treat each other as individuals, with respect and courtesy. As a university owned by the citizens of Pennsylvania, we value our global society. mission to provide the best educational opportunities possible which will enable the University community to successfully address the concerns of a global society. To this end, West Chester University seeks to provide diligent advising for students and to focus on teaching students to think clearly and critically, to make logical and ethical judgments, and to com- municate effectively with others. West Chester University’s community strongly supports the prin- ciples of academic integrity and academic responsibility, viewing both as the province of every member of the campus community. We hold the highest esteem for teaching directed toward student learning and affi rm that mastery of content as well as mastery of teaching skills necessary to communicate such content are paramount. West Chester University will be a national model for excellence for public regional comprehensive universities and is especially noted for: Undergraduate programs that actively engage students in connecting the life of the mind to the world in which they live and work. The responsiveness of its graduate and post-baccalaureate programs to regional needs. Its focus on providing lifelong-learning, technical, and applied skills essential to graduates’ success now and in the future. A commitment by faculty, staff, and administrators to provide access and to serve effectively the educational needs of a diverse student body. Its role as a leading educational and cultural resource and partner in fostering the economic, social, and cultural vitality of southeastern Pennsylvania.

2009 Media Guide 3 University Administration and Athletics Director University President Director of Athletics Dr. Greg Weisenstein Dr. Edward M. Matejkovic Greg R. Weisenstein began his tenure Dr. Edward M. Matejkovic (matt-a-KO- as West Chester University’s 14th president, vik) begins his 15th year as the director of March 2, 2009. Since 2005, he had served as athletics at West Chester University. A 1969 provost and vice president for academic af- graduate of WCU, Matejkovic also spent fairs at the University of North Dakota, where 12 years at SUNY Brockport, a Division III he collaborated with faculty and staff to en- school located in Western New York. hance his institution’s curricular strengths, Under his guidance, West Chester’s athletic promote shared governance, expand collabo- program has soared to unprecedented heights, ration with the community, diversify and de- accomplishing goals never before imagined. velop the university’s resource base, increase The Golden Rams captured fi ve Pennsylvania undergraduate and graduate enrollments, State Athletic Conference (PSAC) team titles and elevate the visibility of the University during both the 2006-07 and 2007-08 cam- of North Dakota in the region, country, and paigns and landed two programs (women’s world. soccer, women’s lacrosse) in the NCAA na- He also led a diversity strategic plan for the university, revised and tional semifi nals during that span. As a result, West Chester has claimed strengthened the general education programs, and worked with student runner-up plaudits in the Dixon Trophy standings and placed a school- government to implement such initiatives as a leadership minor and the best 12th nationally in the Learfi eld/NACDA Director’s Cup Division II expanded community involvement that helped place UND among the fi rst standings during that impressive two-year run. universities to receive the Carnegie Foundation’s new Community En- The current president of the Division 2 Athletic Director’s Associa- gagement Classifi cation. tion, a chapter of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Ath- From 1999 until he joined the University of North Dakota adminis- letics (NACDA), Matejkovic was named the Northeast Region Division tration, Dr. Weisenstein served Montana State University as dean of the II Athletic Director of the Year by NACDA in June 2009. College of Education, Health, and Human Development. Earlier, he was In the spring of 2008, West Chester’s women’s lacrosse squad won dean of the School of Education at the University of Colorado at Colorado its second national championship in the last seven seasons, reaching the Springs. During his tenure as an academic dean, he established strong title game for the fi fth consecutive year. The men’s swimming squad also regional partnerships, developed signifi cant revenue sources for his col- matched its highest fi nish at the 2008 NCAA Division II Swimming & lege, strengthened participatory governance, expanded enrollment, and Diving championships with a third-place showing. developed new degree and licensure programs to serve his state. That was followed up by the women’s swimming team’s fi fth-place Among his other extensive experience, Dr. Weisenstein has been an fi nish at the 2009 NCAA Division II Championships while the Golden associate dean for research at Clemson University; the coordinator of sec- Rams’ baseball team reached the Division II national fi nals for the second ondary special education, rehabilitation, and vocational education for the time in three years in May 2009. University of Washington; and an assistant professor of education at the Scholarship allotments have grown, along with the number of full- University of Oregon. time assistant coaches across West Chester’s 24 intercollegiate programs. On a regional level, Dr. Weisenstein has chaired and held positions All of these changes have helped the university achieve its unparalleled on a variety of committees focusing on educational improvement, quality success on the fi eld. of life, and economic development, including a three-year term as a direc- Additionally, Matejkovic has helped spearhead a facility upgrade tor of the Greater Colorado Springs Economic Development Corporation. movement at the university that has resulted in new lighting at the newly Nationally, in addition to serving on presidential advisory committees dedicated Vonnie Gros Field behind Sturzebecker Health Science Center under presidents Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, and George H. W. Bush, and a brand new state-of-the-art track surface at John A. Farrell Stadium. he was among a small number of education deans selected to discuss na- In conjunction with the new track surface, Farrell Stadium’s football fi eld tional education policy with President George W. Bush and First Lady received a brand new playing surface as the natural grass was replaced Laura Bush in the White House in 2002. with FieldTurf. Dr. Weisenstein is also an experienced international negotiator and Matejkovic is also a past president of the PSAC Executive Commit- facilitator. Working for the U.S. Department of State, he was responsible tee and continues to serve the PSAC on numerous other committees. He is for leading restructuring of higher education in the Republic of Moldova. also a member of the ECAC Board of Directors, the ECAC Finance Com- He serves as chairperson of the World Bank Education Task Force for mittee and the ECAC Membership Committee. He served as president of the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges the ECAC during 2002-03. and was the chief negotiator for international agreements in Brazil and in An active member of NACDA, Matejkovic served on the NCAA Western, Central, and Eastern Europe, including direct talks with former Student Athlete Reinstatement Committee, the NCAA Division II East Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev. Region men’s basketball championship selection committee and the Weisenstein received his bachelor’s degree in history and geology men’s golf championship selection committee. He recently served on the and his master’s degree in special education from the University of Wash- NCAA to the Football Task Force – a committee reviewing scholarship ington and earned his doctorate in administration and special education allocations in the sport. from the University of Kansas. He is the author of more than 65 publica- The Coatesville, Pa., native earned both his bachelor’s and master’s tions, including four books. His numerous honors include State Educator degrees from WCU, and his doctorate in Sports Administration/Athletic of the Year, Best Program of the Year, and the Teaching and Advising Facility Management from Temple University. Matejkovic joined the staff Excellence Award. of SUNY Brockport in 1984 where he fi rst served as an assistant professor Sandra L. Weisenstein, the former Sandra DeBlasio, has headed and coordinator of the sport management program. philanthropic organizations and served on various boards promoting the Matejkovic resides in Exton, Pa. He has two daughters, Jennifer arts and humanities in the communities where she and Dr. Weisenstein Fitzgerald and Leigh (WCU ’98) Martini and one son, Jude. He is also have lived. the proud grandfather of two grandchildren: Max Edward Martini and The Weisensteins raised three children together and have four grand- Audrey Judith Fitzgerald, who were both born in 2008. children.

4 2009 Media Guide 2009 Media Guide 5 WCU and the NCAA II TOURNAMENT Since the NCAA began crowning a nation- overall record of 5-9 in those 14 contests. All al champion in Division II in 1973, West Ches- fi ve playoff victories have come under current WCU Postseason Results ter University has made its presence known on head coach Bill Zwaan. Date Opponent Results the national stage. However, the bulk of that Zwaan took over control of the program in 1966 Morgan State L, 6-14 presence has been established within the last 2003, and after an 8-3 campaign was not good 1967 Tenn.-Martin L, 8-25 two decades as the Golden Rams’ gridders have enough to qualify for the tournament, has not 11/19/88 Jacksonville State L, 24-63 reached postseason play seven times during that missed the playoffs since. 11/18/89 Portland State L, 50-56 (3OT) span, including the previous fi ve years consecu- In 2004, Zwaan guided the Golden Rams 11/21/92 New Haven L, 26-38 tively, which stands as the second-longest ac- to their very fi rst NCAA II Tournament victory 11/19/94 Ferris State L, 40-43 tive streak among DII schools entering 2009. with a 35-3 thrashing of C.W. Post. The Rams 11/13/04 C.W. Post W, 35-3 Before 1973, there was no Division II foot- then dispatched PSAC rivals Shippensburg and 11/20/04 Shippensburg W, 33-28 ball championship. Instead, four regional bowl East Stroudsburg to reach the NCAA semifi - 11/27/04 East Stroudsburg W, 48-38 games were played in order to provide postsea- nals for the fi rst time in school history. Second- 12/04/04 Valdosta State L, 21-45 son action for what then were called NCAA col- ranked Valdosta State ended West Chester’s 11/12/05 C.W. Post L, 20-24 lege division member institutions. West Chester golden run with a 45-21 defeat. 11/18/06 Bryant W, 31-29 competed in the East Region bowl game (known Since then, the Golden Rams have ad- 11/25/06 Bloomsburg L, 20-21 as the Tangerine Bowl) in both 1966 and 1967. vanced to the second round of the NCAA II 11/17/07 Indiana (Pa.) L, 35-45 Since 1973, West Chester has reached the playoffs in two of the past three seasons and 11/15/08 So. Connecticut State W, 52-32 NCAA II playoffs nine times, racking up an look to venture deeper this coming November. 11/22/08 Bloomsburg L, 21-28

NCAA II TOURNAMENT PARTICIPATION (by appearances) App School ...... Years App School ...... Years 16 Pittsburg State (Kan.) ...... 1898-97, 1999-2001, 2003-05, 2008 3 Mesa St. (Colo.) ...... 2000, 2003, 2007 14 Indiana (Pa.) ...... 1987-91, 1993-94, 1996, 1998-2002, 2007 3 Minnesota-Duluth ...... 2002, 2005, 2008 14 North Alabama .....1980, 1983, 1985, 1990, 1992-95, 1997, 2003, 2005-08 3 Millersville (Pa.) ...... 1988, 1995, 1999 14 North Dakota .....1977, 1979, 1992-95, 1998-99, 2001, 2003-07 3 North Carolina Central ...... 1988, 2005-06 13 Grand Valley St...... 1989-91, 1994, 1998, 2001-08 3 Shippensburg (Pa.) ...... 1981, 1991, 2004 13 Northwest Missouri St. ... 1984, 1989, 1996-2000, 2002, 2004-08 3 Slippery Rock (Pa.) ...... 1997-99 13 Texas A&M-Kingsville ...... 1988-89, 1992-98, 2001-04 3 Texas A&M-Commerce ...... 1990, 1991, 1995 11 Carson-Newman (Tenn.) ...... 1993-99, 2002-04, 2008 3 Western St...... 1992, 1994, 1997 10 Albany St. (Ga.) ...... 1993-97, 2004-08 2 Arkansas Tech ...... 1999, 2004 10 Nebraska-Omaha .....1978, 1984, 1996, 1998, 2000-01, 2005-08 2 Augustana (S.D.) ...... 1988-89 10 Valdosta St. (Ga.) ...... 1994, 1996, 2000-05, 2007-08 2 Bentley (Mass.) ...... 2003-04 9 West Chester University (Pa.) ..1988-89, 1992, 1994, 2004-08 2 Bryant (R.I.) ...... 2006-07 8 Virginia Union...... 1979-83, 1986, 1990, 1991 2 California (Pa.) ...... 2007-08 7 Bloomsburg (Pa.) ...... 1985, 1996, 2000-01, 2005-06, 2008 2 Elizabeth City St...... 1981, 2006 7 Chadron St. (Neb.) ...... 1996, 1998, 2000-01, 2006-08 2 Fayetteville St...... 2002, 2004 7 Edinboro (Pa.) ...... 1989-90, 1992-93, 1995 2 Fort Hays St...... 1993, 1995 7 Northern Michigan ...... 1976-77, 1980-82, 1987 2 Midwestern St...... 2004, 2006 6 Catawba ...... 1999-2002, 2004, 2007 2 Nebraska-Kearney ...... 2002, 2005 5 Angelo St...... 1987, 1989, 1994, 1997, 2005 2 Northeastern St...... 1999-2000 5 Delta St...... 1998, 2000, 2006-08 2 St. Cloud St. (Minn.) ...... 1989, 2004 5 Ferris St...... 1992-96 2 Southern Arkansas ...... 1997, 2003 5 Fort Valley St...... 1982, 1985, 1998-99, 2001 2 Tarleton St...... 2001, 2003 5 Saginaw Valley St...... 2000-03, 2005 2 Washburn ...... 2005, 2007 5 Shepherd ...... 1998-99, 2005-07 1 American Int’l College (Mass.) ...... 2008 5 Winona St...... 2001, 2003-04, 2006-07 1 Bowie St...... 1988 4 Ashland (Ohio) ...... 1986, 1997, 2007-08 1 Central Missouri ...... 2002 4 Central Oklahoma ...... 1996, 1998-99 1 Clarion (Pa.) ...... 1996 4 Central St. (Ohio) ...... 1983-86 1 Colorado Mines ...... 2004 4 Minnesota-Mankato ...... 1987, 1991, 1993, 2008 1 Emporia St. (Kan.) ...... 2003 4 New Haven (Conn.) ...... 1992-93, 1995, 1997 1 Glenville St...... 1997 4 Northwood (Mich.) ...... 2000, 2004-06 1 Merrimack (Mass.) ...... 2006 4 South Dakota ...... 1973, 1985-86, 2006 1 Missouri Southern St...... 1993 4 Southern Conn. St...... 2005-08 1 Missouri Western St...... 2006 4 Truman ...... 1982, 1990, 1992, 1994 1 Newberry ...... 2006 4 West Georgia ...... 1995-96, 1998, 2000 1 Seton Hill (Pa.) ...... 2008 4 West Texas A&M ...... 2005-08 1 Shaw (N.C.) ...... 2007 3 Abilene Christian ...... 2006-08 1 Southeastern Oklahoma ...... 2004 3 Central Washington ...... 2002, 2007-08 1 Wayne St. (Neb.) ...... 2008 3 C.W. Post ...... 2002, 2004-05 1 West Alabama ...... 1975 3 East Stroudsburg ...... 1991, 2004-05 1 Western Washington ...... 1999

6 2009 Media Guide 2009 Media Guide 7 Head Coach Bill Zwaan Bill Zwaan since 1967 and claimed an NCAA Division II National Football Foundation and College Hall enters his sev- playoff victory for the fi rst time in the history of of Fame while playing for Zwaan. enth season the program. Zwaan’s football coaching career began at as head coach The former head foot- Monsignor Bonner High School where he was of the Golden ball coach and director of athletics took over the offensive coordinator from 1977-79. He lat- Rams, riding the Golden Rams’ coaching reins in February of er served stints at the University of Cincinnati a string of fi ve 2003. and at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. consecutive In 2002, Zwaan completed his sixth year Following three years as merchandise gen- appearances in as head coach of perennial NCAA Division III eral manager for the Philadelphia Spectrum, the NCAA II powerhouse Widener by leading the Pioneers to Zwaan joined in 1988 at Martin playoffs. their third consecutive Middle Atlantic Confer- County (Fla.) High School. The 12-year ence championship with a 9-1 mark. Zwaan, a standout quarterback at Dela- Zwaan owns the highest winning percent- ware, led the Blue Hens to the 1974 NCAA mentor collect- age in school history at Widener with a .794 Division II national championship game as a ju- ed his 100th career win in last season’s opener ledger (54-14). In 2001, he guided Widener to nior. He earned his bachelor’s of science degree against Lock Haven and is one of only a handful its second straight MAC title and a spot in the in Marketing Management in 1979. of college coaches to lead a school to the NCAA national quarterfi nals. He produced the fi rst un- Zwaan resides in Malvern, Pa., with his Tournament semifi nals at both the Division II defeated regular season in 20 years and reached wife Rosemary and their two children, Bill (26) and III levels. The Southeastern Pa. native second in the Division III national polls for fi ve and Caroline (23). Bill is a 2008 graduate of was honored with induction into the Delaware weeks during the campaign. West Chester University and currently an assis- County chapter of the Pennsylvania State Hall In addition to being named the MAC and tant coach at Widener University. of Fame in July 2008. Region II coach of the year in 2000, and again West Chester fi nished 9-4 last fall with in 2001, Zwaan was named the Tri-State Region THE ZWAAN FILE the school’s second consecutive PSAC Eastern coach of the year by the Maxwell Football Club Years Team Record Postseason Division title in tow, marking the third straight and was also honored as the 1997 Widener 7-3 nine-win campaign and second straight unde- Monthly coach of the year. 1998 Widener 8-3 ECACs feated conference slate. As a result, West Ches- Widener won a dozen games in both the 1999 Widener 6-4 ter captured the Lambert Cup as the Division II 2001 (12-1) and 2000 (12-2) seasons and the 2000 Widener 12-2 NCAAs team of the year in the ECAC for the third time Pioneers advanced to the NCAA Division III 2001 Widener 12-1 NCAAs in the last four years. national semifi nals in 2000. That year, Widener 2002 Widener 9-1 NCAAs In six years on West Chester’s sideline, also captured the Division III Lambert Cup and 6 years 54-14 (.794) Zwaan has masterminded a 54-22 (.711) record, also won the Eastern College Athletic Confer- just won his third division title and earned his ence Division III team of the year award. 2003 West Chester 8-3 sixth trip to the NCAA II playoffs. He sports Zwaan has produced 14 All-Americans an overall record of 108-36 (.750) in 12 years. and four academic All-Americans. His latest 2004 West Chester 11-4 NCAAs Zwaan has four times been named the PSAC protégé, wide receiver Mike Washington, was a 2005 West Chester 8-4 NCAAs Eastern Division coach of the year by a vote of Harlon Hill fi nalist a year ago for Division II’s 2006 West Chester 9-4 NCAAs his peers, including the last two consecutively. player of the year award. Washington caught for 2007 West Chester 9-3 NCAAs His 54 victories at West Chester University more than 4,000 yards during his career and set 2008 West Chester 9-4 NCAAs is third all-time on the school’s charts while his numerous records on the national, conference 6 years 54-22 (.711) .711 winning percentage ranks sixth all-time at and school levels. 12 years 108-36 (.750) the institution among coaches who spent at least Widener wide receiver Michael Coleman three years in that position. became the fi rst Pioneer In 2007, West Chester posted an overall drafted by the NFL in 20 All-Time Football Coaching Records record of 9-3 en route to the PSAC Eastern years (2002) thanks to Years Head Coach Yrs. W L T PCT Division crown with a perfect 5-0 mark. The Zwaan’s tutelage. Jim 1934-41; 45-59 W. 23 147 41 12 .765 Golden Rams once again reached the NCAA II Jones, who along with 1989-2002 Rick Daniels 14 91 69 1 .568 playoffs. Last year, West Chester made it fi ve Coleman, helped form 2003-Present Bill Zwaan 6 54 22 0 .711 in a row with a 52-32 win over Southern Conn. the most formidable re- 1965-71 Bob Mitten 7 51 15 0 .773 State in the fi rst round of the NCAA playoffs, ceiving tandem in the setting a school record for most points in a play- country, signed a free 1984-88 Danny Hale 5 40 13 0 .755 off game. agent contract following 1960-65 Jim Bonder 6 39 9 0 .813 After guiding the Golden Rams to a 9-4 the draft that same year. 1972-78 John Furlow 7 36 33 0 .522 mark in 2006, including a fi rst-round victory Standout T.J. Hess 1979-83 Otto Kneidinger 5 30 21 1 .587 over Bryant in the postseason, West Chester received two of the 1924-28 J. A. MacGovern 5 29 8 0 .784 captured its second Lambert Cup in the last highest honors in the three years as the top team in the East. nation as he was named 1929-31 B. Conover 3 11 8 2 .571 In 2004, Zwaan was chosen the Pennsylva- Academic All-America 1932-33 Howard Westcott 2 8 8 0 .500 nia State Athletic Conference Eastern Division of the Year for the col- 1920, 22 Bert Hall 2 8 7 0 .533 coach of the year as his club posted a school- lege division (Divisions 1923 Herchel L. Mosier 1 7 0 0 1.000 record 11 victories against just four losses. The II, III, NAIA) and was 1942 Henry J. Miller 1 5 3 1 .611 Golden Rams won the PSAC East, captured the one of 16 recipients of Division II Lambert Trophy for the fi rst time an $18,000 postgradu- 1921 Charles Martz 1 2 4 1 .357 ate scholarship from the 88 558 261 18 .677 8 2009 Media Guide Gerald Toney Mike Furlong Offensive Coordinator/Recruiting Coordinator Defensive Coordinator/Academic Coordinator Gerald Toney begins his 16th year as an as- Mike Furlong returns for his 20th season on sistant coach at his alma mater. Last season, West Chester’s sideline this fall in his familiar the veteran coach assumed a new role on the role as the Golden Rams’ defensive coordina- Golden Rams’ coaching staff, taking over the tor for the 17th consecutive year. Furlong’s high-powered offense constructed by head other duties shifted slightly last season as the coach Bill Zwaan as West Chester’s offensive veteran mentor slid over to tutor the defensive coordinator. He continues in that role again backs after nearly two decades of overseeing in 2009 while also serving as mentor to the the team’s linebackers. He also serves as the wide receivers as well as the team’s recruiting squad’s academic coordinator. coordinator. Last fall, the Golden Rams’ defense ranked Toney’s fi rst year as offensive coordinator ninth overall in the PSAC with its rush de- was very successful as WCU authored the fense placing eighth and pass defense ninth league’s fourth-best offense overall and its as well. Furlong welcomes back a very expe- second-best passing offense. West Chester averaged 425 yards of total rienced and talented front seven this season that should help West Chester offense per game last season, including 273 yards through the air. West improve upon those numbers in 2009. Chester ranked fourth in the PSAC in scoring with a 34.5 points per game Furlong and the Golden Rams have boasted the loop’s defensive average as well. player of the year in each of the past three seasons. Last year, junior LB Toney directed quarterback Joe Wright and his talented bevy of wide Mike Dell took home the honor, following former teammate Lateef Fergu- receivers, which included Harlon Hill Trophy fi nalist and fi rst team All- son, who won the award in both 2006 and 2007. Dell is part of a lineback- American Mike Washington. The Golden Rams passing attack was con- ing unit that is perhaps the best in the PSAC this fall. sidered one of the most dangerous in all of Division II and was a big The defensive mastermind also tutored a defensive secondary that reason WCU scored better than 30 points per game. was inexperienced, starting one true freshman at cornerback. However, The long-time mentor on West Chester University’s coaching staff the Golden Rams defensive backfi eld held its own and should be much welcomes back a veteran group in 2009 that should lead the Golden Rams deeper in 2009. back to the postseason and rank among the loop’s top offenses once again. During Furlong’s 20-year career on West Chester’s sideline, he has As recruiting coordinator for the Rams, Toney is directly responsible for mentored the school’s top two career tackling leaders in Ferguson and attracting some of the state’s top talent to Chester County and keeping former NFL linebacker Lee Woodall. West Chester undefeated and atop the Eastern Division of the PSAC in Ferguson earned d2Football.com second team All-America acco- each of the past two campaigns. lades in 2006 and was selected as the PSAC’s defensive player of the Toney served as the special teams coach for the Golden Rams before year his last two seasons. A Golden Rams player has been named PSAC his promotion to offensive coordinator in 2008. Over the last decade and defensive player of the year in the East fi ve times during Furlong’s reign. a half, West Chester has boasted one of the conference’s top special teams Ben Tonon, sixth on the school’s all-time tackles chart, won back-to-back units year after year. His experience and expertise with coverages and honors in 1996 and 1997. Dell is aiming to stretch West Chester’s current returns has been a big reason for West Chester’s success. run of defensive player of the year accolades to four straight while becom- Toney is the second-longest tenured coach on the staff of Bill Zwaan, ing the third Rams linebacker to capture the title in consecutive seasons. trailing only defensive coordinator Mike Furlong’s 20 years of service to Furlong arrived at WCU after two successful seasons as the head West Chester University. It is that longevity on the sideline that has also coach of Cuba High School in Cuba, N.Y. Prior to assuming his duties at provided consistency to the Golden Rams’ gridiron gang. Zwaan has posi- Cuba, Furlong was an assistant coach at his alma mater, Salamanca High tioned his two longest-tenured coaches at each coordinator spot in order to School where he was Salamanca’s athlete of the year in 1982. maintain that continuity and consistency that has been synonymous with A 1986 graduate of Canisius College in Buffalo, N.Y., with a degree West Chester University football. in Physical Education, Furlong was a wide receiver for the Golden Griffs A four-year letterwinner and member of two NCAA Division II play- for three years. off teams at West Chester, Toney was chosen by his teammates to serve as He and his wife, Julie, and their children, Megan and Shawn, reside team captain in 1989. During his senior season, he was selected All-PSAC in Honeybrook, Pa. East and an ECAC Division II All-Star. He was the school’s special teams player of the year in 1987. A graduate of Morrisville High School, Toney was a four-year let- terwinner in football, basketball and baseball and was selected athlete of the year in 1986. He currently resides in Wilmington, Del.

2009 Media Guide 9 Assistant Coaching Staff Jim Brazill Sr. Jack Klebe Strength & Conditioning/ILB Running Backs Jim Brazill Sr., enters his fi fth season at his Jack Klebe returns to West Chester University alma mater as an assistant coach for the Golden for his sixth season after spending the previous Rams. He will serve as the strength and condi- eight years coaching the receivers and running tioning coach while also tutoring the talented in- backs at Widener University. side linebackers. Klebe also moved into a new role as the Golden A 1975 graduate of West Chester University, Rams’ running backs coach a year ago after men- Brazill holds both a bachelor’s and a master’s toring the wide receivers in his fi rst four years. degree in Physical Education from the university. His star pupil on the perimeter, Mike Washington, He was a linebacker for the Golden Rams during his undergraduate years broke the school’s all-time receiving yards mark as a junior and left school in the mid 1970s for legendary head coach John Furlow. as one of only three college players at any level to have caught for 1,000 Brazill will begin his 35th year of teaching at Salesianum (Del.) High yards in each of his four years. School this fall and had spent nearly three decades on the coaching staff at Last season, Klebe tutored the league’s 10th-best rushing attack, de- that institution before jumping on board at West Chester University where spite losing the top three running backs on the depth chart during the course both of his sons (Jim Jr. and Mike attended and played on the football of the season. Red-shirt freshman Jackson Fagan ran for 979 yards and team). He served for 11 years as the head coach, taking his team to the seven touchdowns as the team’s only healthy tailback in 2008. D’Andre Delaware High School state championship in 1993. Webb shattered the school’s single-game record for rushing yards, going A resident of Coatesville, Pa., Brazill’s eldest son, Jim, is in his fourth for 306 yards and four TDs against Millersville before an ankle injury year on West Chester’s coaching staff this fall. The younger Brazill was a sidelined him the remainder of the season. team captain and an All-PSAC East selection for WCU in 2004. Brazill’s With a healthy stable of running backs, West Chester’s offense will other son, Mike, graduated from West Chester University in May 2008 not rely on the pass as much and will not be as predictable as its 2008 and currently works for the university. counterpart. Klebe will be tasked with fi nding a replacement at fullback for graduated senior Pat McDermott. Klebe oversees perhaps the deepest offensive group with the running backs and fullbacks. Since head coach Bill Zwaan asked his former Widener assistant to sprinkle some of that coaching magic on a stable of running backs that show tremendous potential, West Chester has been explosive offensive- Jim Brazill Jr. ly. Zwaan and Klebe enter their 12th year together and the veteran head Tight Ends coach would not trust his running game to any other. Jim Brazill Jr., enters his fourth season at his From 1971-74, Klebe served as an assistant coach at Youngstown alma mater alongside his father, Jim Sr., taking State where he mentored former Philadelphia Eagles’ quarter- over mentorship of the Golden Rams’ tight ends. back and current ESPN football analyst, Ron Jaworski. Brazill spent his fi rst three years with the offen- Prior to his coaching duties at Widener, Klebe was the head coach at sive line as well as helping with recruiting and Bensalem High School for eight seasons. His high school coaching expe- video responsibilities. rience also includes serving as an assistant at Council Rock, Neshaminy, Brazill inherits the top tight end in the PSAC Morrisville and Bishop Egan. with the return of senior Ryan Paulson, who led An all-around athlete who played football, basketball and also com- all conference tight ends in receiving yards and catches last fall. Paulson peted in track at Bensalem High School, Klebe was a quarterback at N.C. was an all-league and all-region pick for his efforts in 2008. The younger State where he graduated in 1969. He was a member of the 1967 Liberty Brazill will be responsible for molding Paulson’s replacement and creat- Bowl championship team that defeated Georgia, 14-7, returning to quar- ing some depth at the tight end position this season. Brazill’s father taught terback the 1968 ACC Champion Wolfpack the following fall. the Golden Rams’ tight ends for four seasons before handing over the A teacher at Bishop Egan High School since 1974, Klebe resides reins to his son, Jim Jr. in Levittown, Pa., with his wife Elizabeth. He has a daughter, Yvonne A 2006 graduate of West Chester University, the younger Brazill (Foote), and a son, Jay. starred on the Golden Rams’ offensive line as a two-time all-league per- former as well as Daktronics, Inc., All-Northeast Region selection. Brazill has helped West Chester reach the NCAA II playoffs in each of his previ- ous three years on the coaching staff, after playing a part in the team’s fi rst two playoff appearances on the fi eld during the rest stretch of fi ve straight NCAA II Tournaments Brazill has also helped out with Glen Mills’ high school football pro- gram while serving as a teacher and counselor for delinquent youths in the school district. His younger brother, Mike, graduated from West Chester University in May 2008 and was also a member of the Golden Rams’ grid- ders.

1100 2009 Media Guide Assistant Coaching Staff Clarence Johnson Nick Sama Defensive Backs Offensive Line Clarence Johnson begins his third year on Nick Sama enters his seventh season with West Chester University’s coaching staff working West Chester University. The veteran mentor will with the defensive backs. again coach the offensive line. Sama jumped over A 1993 graduate of West Chester Univer- to West Chester University from Widener Univer- sity, Johnson played alongside current offensive sity, along with head coach Bill Zwaan. coordinator Gerald Toney on the Golden Rams’ Sama turned a unit that boasted just one re- fi rst two NCAA II playoff teams in 1988 and turning starter and three red-shirt freshmen into 1989. Johnson was a two-time All-PSAC per- one of the top offensive lines in the PSAC a year former while in the secondary for the Golden Rams. ago. His efforts in molding the Golden Rams’ front wall are sometimes Johnson spent 11 years as a football offi cial at the PIAA high school overlooked. However, West Chester’s offensive line was a big reason the level before joining West Chester’s football staff. This marks his fi rst en- Rams ranked second in the PSAC in passing and fourth overall. WCU deavor into coaching in his young career. yielded just 12 sacks, ranking ninth nationally in that category. He was a three-year letterwinner in three different sports during a Sama tutored three-time All-PSAC East center Kennis Jones, who standout high school career. Johnson played football, basketball and ran fi nished tied for the runner-up position in the regional voting for the Gene track & fi eld. He was voted “most athletic” his senior year in high school Upshaw Award last fall. Jones was also selected to play in the Valero Cac- while being named All-Del Val and All-Delco on the gridiron. He was also tus Bowl, a Division II all-star game, last January. named honorable mention All-Suburban. While at Widener, Sama coached the offensive line for 19 years in Johnson owns a construction and real estate business, F & J Proper- the highly regarded Middle Atlantic Conference, winning nine champion- ties and is currently close to fi nishing up his graduate level work on his ships. He also has coached in several Eastern College Athletic Conference MBA from Eastern University. and NCAA Division III playoff games while his tutoring has produced numerous all-conference and All-America linemen. As a freshman in 1973, Sama was a member of the Juniata College Mike Lux team that fi nished second in the nation after competing in the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl - the NCAA Division III national championship game. Defensive Line/Video Coordinator The 1973 graduate of West Catholic High School in Philadelphia Mike Lux begins his fi fth season at West received multiple postseason commendations, including all-catholic, all- Chester University on the staff of head coach Bill city, all-state and all-scholastic honors. Zwaan. He will serve as the Golden Rams’ de- Sama was chosen to the 1970’s “Philadelphia Team of the Decade,” fensive line coach, after one season as the inside and he was selected Philadelphia Area person of the year in 1991. In 1992 linebackers coach in 2008 and video coordinator Sama was honored by his alma mater and inducted into the West Catholic each of the past two seasons. High School Hall of Fame. Lux, who spent his fi rst three years as the Sama earned his masters degree in Education from St. Joseph’s team’s defensive line coach, returns to that fa- (Pa.) University, and he currently teaches social studies and serves in the miliar role in 2009. With his new responsibilities, he inherits a unit that Student Assistance Program in the prestigious Unionville-Chadds Ford returns two all-league prospects and is widely considered one of the top School District. He currently resides in Chadds Ford, Pa. defensive lines in the PSAC. In 2007, Lux helped defensive end Vlad Garbovsky lead the nation in forced fumbles and moved on to tutor the loop’s defensive player of the E.J. Sandusky year in Mike Dell last fall. The Golden Rams ranked fi fth in the PSAC in total defense and fi fth in sacks two seasons ago. Garbovsky, Michael Wal- Special Teams/OLB ter and reserve Travis Ford-Bey were all named to the all-league squad E.J. Sandusky returns for his third season from West Chester’s defensive front wall. on the coaching staff at West Chester University. West Chester owned the ninth-ranked defense in the PSAC in 2006 After a year with the running backs in 2007, San- while ranking seventh in rushing defense (132.1 rush yds/game) and tied dusky will focus on the outside linebackers and for fi fth in total number of sacks (24). The Golden Rams’ defensive front special teams units for the second straight sea- will feature two juniors on each end (Mike Walter, Vladimir Garbovski), son. who promise to hold opponents in check again this fall. The former Penn State standout brought with A 2000 graduate of Shepherd University in Shepherd, W.Va., Lux him head coaching experience at the Division III brings a plethora of experience to the Golden Rams’ stall of coaches. level while running the program at Albright College in Reading, Pa. During his career, he has served as an assistant coach at Saint Francis Sandusky spent 11 years at Albright, including the last 10 as head (Pa.) University, handling the defensive line in 2004 and coaching the of- coach, guiding the Lions to a co-conference championship in 1997 and racked up 50 wins on their sideline – second-most in school history. Al- fensive line in 2002 and 2003. bright won three ECAC championship games during Sandusky’s tenure. He was also the special teams coordinator in 2002 and 2004 and In 2006, Albright ranked fi rst in the Middle Atlantic States Confer- served as the recruiting coordinator. ence in total offense, passing offense and second in scoring and red zone A three-year letterwinner with Division II power Shepherd from scoring percentage. 1995-99, Lux played on the offensive line for a Rams squad that won three Sandusky is a 15-year veteran of the coaching profession and a straight West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championships member of the American Football Coaches Association since 1993. He (1997-99) and made back-to-back NCAA Division II playoff appearances also spent tours of duty as a graduate assistant on Mack Brown’s North (1998-99). Carolina staff from 1993-95 and Western Carolina from 1995-96. While Upon graduation, he served as a student assistant with his alma mater at UNC, the Tar Heels reached the Gator Bowl in 1993 and the Sun Bowl in 2000 and as an assistant coach at Glenville State in 2001. in 1994. 2009 Media Guide 1111 2009 Preseason Roster No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Last Team) 1 Jackson Fagan RB So. 5-11 175 Morrisville, Pa./Pennsbury 2 Sal Viscount RB So. 5-11 195 Newark, Del./Salesianum 3 Corey Broyles RB Jr. 5-7 160 Allentown, Pa./Allen (Univ. Delaware) 4 Lee Hopkins RB Sr. 5-9 195 New Egypt, N.J./New Egypt 5 Matt Colyar DB So. 5-10 175 Silverdale, Pa./Pennridge 6 Jared Jorgensen QB So. 6-2 185 Eldersburg, Md./McDonough 7 Jay Nelson DB Jr. 6-2 190 Phoenixville, Pa./Phoenixville (Clemson) 8 Vic Iturbides LB So. 6-1 220 Yardley, Pa./Pennsbury 9 Steve Miller WR Sr. 6-3 200 Fairless Hills, Pa./Pennsbury 10 Sean McCartney QB Fr. 6-2 190 /Archbishop Wood 11 Scott Bradish QB So. 6-4 195 Newtown, Pa./Council Rock North 12 Joe Wright QB Sr. 6-3 205 Wilmington, Del./St. Mark’s 13 Jared Bonacquisti DB Fr. 6-0 195 Boothwyn, Pa./Garnet Valley 14 Chris Hill PK/P So. 5-11 185 Elkton, Md./Elkton 15 Dan DePalma WR Jr. 5-11 190 Verona, N.J./Verona 16 Mike Dell LB Sr. 6-3 245 Hummelstown, Pa./Lower Dauphin 17 Mike Mattei DB R-Fr. 6-2 190 Philadelphia, Pa./Chestnut Hill Academy 18 John O’Donnell DB R-Fr. 5-10 190 Exton, Pa./Henderson 19 Ronnie Koons LB Jr. 6-3 210 Egg Harbor, N.J./Egg Harbor Twp. 20 Bob Sabol WR So. 5-9 180 Wilmington, Del./Salesianum 21 Carl Barnes DB R-Fr. 6-0 170 York, Pa./William Penn 22 Nick Hall WR R-Fr. 5-8 160 Port Republic, N.J./Holy Spirit 23 Mike Lonergan LB R-Fr. 6-2 190 Abington, Pa./Chestnut Hill Academy 24 Tim Keyser WR Fr. 5-11 180 Garnet Valley, Pa./Garnet Valley 25 Kevin Garland DB Sr. 5-7 175 Hatboro, Pa./Hatboro-Horsham 27 Kris Scott DB R-Fr. 6-1 190 Harrisburg, Pa./ (Stevens Tech) 28 D’Andre Webb RB Jr. 5-10 205 Levittown, Pa./Harry S. Truman 29 Jim Kelly WR R-Fr. 6-1 205 Norristown, Pa./Lansdale Catholic 30 Brian Hinderer DB So. 6-2 185 Landesburg, Pa./St. Mark’s [Del.] 31 Bob Rafferty DB So. 5-11 185 Glen Mills, Pa./Malvern 32 Abe Brooks LB Jr. 6-0 200 Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy 33 Chris Gaunt LB So. 6-0 210 Ivyland, Pa./William Tennant 34 Anthony McCloskey FB Fr. 6-0 230 Glen Mills, Pa./Cardinal O’Hara 35 Matt McLaughlin FB R-Fr. 6-2 215 Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown West 36 Matt Westervelt DB So. 5-8 175 Glenmoore, Pa./Coatesville 37 Corey Rhood DB Sr. 6-0 185 Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown West 38 Derrick Dietz RB So. 5-10 180 Southampton, Pa./William Tennant 39 Cordero Newkirk DB Jr. 5-10 175 Bensalem, Pa./Bensalem 40 Brian McDermott FB So. 5-10 210 Bryn Mawr, Pa./Harriton 41 Nick Seidenberg LB Fr. 6-2 215 Williamstown, N.J./Washington Twp. 42 Tom Shrader WR R-Fr. 5-11 200 Downingtown, Pa./Bishop Shanahan 43 Sam Scott LB Sr. 6-5 215 Bear, Del./Middletown 44 Morty Hoey LB Jr. 6-1 245 Collingdale, Pa./Academy Park 45 Mike Pereira LB Fr. 6-1 235 Langhorne, Pa./St. Joseph’s Prep. 46 T.J. Cascio LB Sr. 6-0 240 Villanova, Pa./Malvern 47 Ryan Kendra TE Fr. 6-5 235 Coatesville, Pa./Downingtown West 48 Chris Mallory-Hughes DB Fr. 6-1 185 Orange, N.J./Verona 49 Zach Wood DB R-Fr. 6-0 170 Rhehobeth Beach, Del./Cape Henlopen 50 Andrew Sheehan LB So. 6-0 220 Lansdale, Pa./North Penn 51 Will Davis LB So. 6-1 220 Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown East 52 Nic Hecht LB R-Fr. 5-11 205 Harleysville, Pa./Souderton 53 Carlos Navarro DE So. 6-3 240 Malvern, Pa./Great Valley 54 Eric Edwers DE Fr. 6-2 245 Mt. Vernon, N.Y./Milford Academy [Pa.] 55 Dom Dovidio OL So. 6-1 250 Warminster, Pa./William Tennant 56 Dmitri Colbert LB Fr. 6-4 230 Willow Grove, Pa./Upper Moreland 57 Hugh D’Imperrio LB Jr. 6-4 255 Washington Twp., N.J./ 58 Brad Herr LB So. 6-1 220 Lancaster, Pa./Conestoga Valley 59 Sean Mayer OG So. 6-3 270 Norristown, Pa./Norristown 60 Ryan Costello OG So. 6-1 270 The Woodlands, Texas/The Woodlands (Colgate) 61 Ben Schober OL R-Fr. 5-10 245 Lancaster, Pa./Penn Manor 62 Kyle O’Neill OG So. 6-1 290 Aston, Pa./Sun Valley 63 Ryan Impagliazzo LB Fr. 6-1 200 Seaville, N.J./Ocean City 64 Andrew Opalka OL Fr. 6-4 275 Ivyland, Pa./Council Rock North 65 Matt Gounaris OL/TE Sr. 6-4 240 Morrisville, Pa./Pennsbury

1122 2009 Media Guide 2009 Preseason Roster No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Last Team) 66 Trey Farmer OL Fr. 6-1 245 Hatfi eld, Pa./North Penn 67 Jason Hunt NG Jr. 6-3 280 York, Pa./Central York 68 Lew Esposito DL R-Fr. 6-2 250 Lincoln University, Pa./Avon Grove 69 Brian Staerk OT Sr. 6-4 295 Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown West 70 Justin Bathurst OL Fr. 6-4 270 Lansdale, Pa./North Penn 71 Cory Coulter OG So. 6-1 295 Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown West 72 Brian Margetich OL R-Fr. 6-1 280 Glenolden, Pa./Interboro 73 Gerry Penrose OG So. 6-0 270 Springfi eld, Pa./Cardinal O’Hara 74 Eric Pratt OT R-Fr. 6-5 285 Falls, Pa./Tunkhannock 75 Chris Faix OT So. 6-3 250 Ivyland, Pa./Council Rock North 76 Scott Schiavo NG Jr. 6-0 275 Levittown, Pa./Neshaminy 77 Mike Martin C R-Fr. 6-2 275 Downingtown, Pa./Bishop Shanahan 78 Eric Hawthorne OT So. 6-3 280 Newtown, Pa./Council Rock North 79 Tim Gramlich OG R-Fr. 6-2 275 Philadelphia, Pa./Chestnut Hill Academy 80 Rodney Sykes WR Sr. 6-0 180 Philadelphia, Pa./Central 81 Troy Wasserleben DE Jr. 6-5 225 Hatboro, Pa./Upper Moreland 82 Alex Tosi TE So. 6-3 235 Wilmington, Del./Archmere 83 Bill Pommerer WR So. 6-4 185 Malvern, Pa./Great Valley 84 Blaze Wasserleben WR So. 6-2 195 Hatboro, Pa./Upper Moreland 85 Mike Maxwell WR Fr. 6-4 215 Doylestown, Pa./Archbishop Wood 86 Will Gardner WR So. 6-3 185 Allentown, Pa./Allen 87 Ryan Paulson TE Sr. 6-4 230 Phoenixville, Pa./Phoenixville 88 Justin Curry TE R-Fr. 6-3 235 Lincoln University, Pa./Oxford 89 Sean Beahan WR R-Fr. 5-11 165 East Earl, Pa./Garden Spot 90 Sean Obermeier PK/P Fr. 6-1 190 York, Pa./York Catholic 91 Shawn Leo PK/P Fr. 5-9 165 Harleysville, Pa./Souderton 92 James Thorpe DE Sr. 5-10 285 Malvern, Pa./Great Valley 93 Travis Ford-Bey DE Jr. 6-2 240 Phoenixville, Pa./Phoenixville 94 Matt Carlin TE Fr. 6-4 220 Thornton, Pa./Bishop Shanahan 95 Lucas Fickel DE Jr. 6-2 240 Carlisle, Pa./Carlisle 96 Devin Brander DL So. 6-3 250 Malvern, Pa./Great Valley 97 Demrick Cook DE Fr. 6-3 255 Reading, Pa./Reading 98 Nick Garcia DL Fr. 6-3 320 Boothwyn, Pa./Garnet Valley 99 Mike Holland LB Sr. 6-0 220 Margate, N.J./Holy Spirit Alphabetical Roster

No. Name ...... Pos. No. Name ...... Pos. No. Name ...... Pos. No. Name ...... Pos. 21 Barnes, Carl ...... DB 75 Faix, Chris ...... OL 24 Keyser, Tim ...... WR 83 Pommerer, Bill ...... WR 70 Bathurst, Justin ...... OL 66 Farmer, Trey ...... OL 19 Koons, Ronnie...... LB 74 Pratt, Eric ...... OL 89 Beahan, Sean ...... WR 95 Fickel, Lucas ...... DL 91 Leo, Shawn ...... PK/P 31 Rafferty, Bob ...... DB 13 Bonacquisti, Jared .....DB 93 Ford-Bey, Travis ...... DE 23 Lonergan, Mike ...... DB 37 Rhood, Corey ...... DB 11 Bradish, Scott ...... QB 98 Garcia, Nick ...... DL 48 Mallory-Hughes, Chris .. DB 20 Sabol, Bob ...... WR 96 Brander, Devin ...... DL 86 Gardner, Will ...... WR 72 Margetich, Brian ...... OL 76 Schiavo, Scott ...... DL 32 Brooks, Abe...... LB 25 Garland, Kevin ...... DB 77 Martin, Mike ...... OL 61 Schober, Ben ...... OL 3 Broyles, Corey ...... RB 33 Gaunt, Chris ...... LB 17 Mattei, Mike ...... DB 27 Scott, Kris ...... DB 94 Carlin, Matt ...... TE 65 Gounaris, Matt ...... OL 85 Maxwell, Mike ...... WR 43 Scott, Sam ...... LB 46 Cascio, T.J...... LB 79 Gramlich, Tim ...... OL 59 Mayer, Sean ...... OL 41 Seidenberg, Nick ...... LB 56 Colbert, Dmitri ...... LB 22 Hall, Nick ...... WR 10 McCartney, Sean ...... QB 50 Sheehan, Andrew ...... LB 5 Colyar, Matt ...... DB 78 Hawthorne, Eric ...... OL 34 McCloskey, Anthony ..FB 42 Shrader, Tom ...... WR 97 Cook, Demrick ...... DE 52 Hecht, Nic ...... LB 40 McDermott, Brian ...... FB 69 Staerk, Brian ...... OL 60 Costello, Ryan ...... OL 58 Herr, Brad ...... LB 35 McLaughlin, Matt ...... FB 80 Sykes, Rodney...... WR 71 Coulter, Cory ...... OL 14 Hill, Chris ...... PK/P 9 Miller, Steven ...... WR 92 Thorpe, James ...... DL 88 Curry, Justin ...... TE 30 Hinderer, Brian ...... DB 53 Navarro, Carlos ...... DE 82 Tosi, Alex ...... TE 57 D’Imperrio, Hugh ...... LB 44 Hoey, Morty ...... LB 7 Nelson, Jay ...... DB 2 Viscount, Sal ...... RB 51 Davis, Will ...... LB 99 Holland, Mike ...... LB 39 Newkirk, Cordero .....DB 84 Wasserleben, Blaze ..WR 16 Dell, Mike ...... LB 4 Hopkins, Lee ...... RB 90 Obermeier, Sean ...... PK/P 81 Wasserleben, Troy ...... DL 15 DePalma, Dan ...... WR 67 Hunt, Jason ...... DL 18 Odonnell, John ...... DB 28 Webb, D’Andre ...... RB 38 Dietz, Derrick ...... RB 63 Impagliazzo, Ryan .....LB 62 O‘Neil, Kyle ...... OL 36 Westervelt, Matt ...... DB 55 Dovidio, Dom ...... OL 8 Iturbides, Victor ...... LB 64 Opalka, Andrew ...... OL 49 Wood, Zach ...... DB 54 Edwers, Eric ...... DE 6 Jorgensen, Jared ...... QB 87 Paulson, Ryan ...... TE 12 Wright, Joe ...... QB 68 Esposito, Lew ...... DL 29 Kelly, Jim ...... WR 73 Penrose, Gerry ...... OL 1 Fagan, Jackson ...... RB 47 Kendra, Ryan ...... TE 45 Pereira, Mike ...... LB

2009 Media Guide 1133 2009 Depth Chart – Preseason Offense Defense 9 Steve Miller*** Sr. 6-3 200 93 Travis Ford-Bey** Jr. 6-2 240 FL 15 Dan DePalma* Jr. 5-11 190 DE 95 Lucas Fickel* Jr. 6-2 240

87 Ryan Paulson*** Sr. 6-4 230 76 Scott Schiavo** Jr. 6-0 275 TE 65 Matt Gounaris* Sr. 6-4 240 NG 67 Jason Hunt* Jr. 6-3 280

69 Brian Staerk*** Sr. 6-4 295 92 James Thorpe*** Sr. 5-10 285 LT 74 Eric Pratt R-Fr. 6-5 285 DE 81 Troy Wasserleben** Jr. 6-5 225

79 Tim Gramlich R-Fr. 6-2 275 43 Sam Scott*** Sr. 6-5 215 LG 60 Ryan Costello So. 6-1 270 OLB 32 Abe Brooks** Jr. 6-0 200

62 Kyle O’Neill* So. 6-1 290 16 Mike Dell*** Sr. 6-3 245 C 77 Mike Martin R-Fr. 6-2 275 ILB 44 Morty Hoey** Jr. 6-1 245

73 Gerry Penrose* So. 6-0 270 46 T.J. Cascio*** Sr. 6-0 240 RG 59 Sean Mayer* So. 6-3 270 ILB 50 Andrew Sheehan* So. 6-0 220

75 Chris Faix* So. 6-3 250 99 Mike Holland Jr. 6-0 220 RT 78 Eric Hawthorne* So. 6-3 280 OLB 19 Ronnie Koons** Jr. 6-3 210

12 Joe Wright*** Sr. 6-3 205 7 Jay Nelson** Jr. 6-2 190 QB 6 Jared Jorgensen* So. 6-2 185 CB 49 Zach Wood R-Fr. 6-0 170

4 Lee Hopkins*** Sr. 5-10 200 37 Corey Rhood*** Sr. 6-0 185 RB 28 D’Andre Webb* Jr. 5-10 205 SS 23 Mike Lonergan R-Fr. 6-2 190

35 Matt McLaughlin So. 6-2 215 5 Matt Colyar* So. 5-10 175 FB 40 Brian McDermott* So. 5-10 210 FS 18 John O’Donnell R-Fr. 5-10 190

86 Will Gardner* So. 6-3 185 25 Kevin Garland* Sr. 5-7 175 SE 89 Sean Beahan R-Fr. 5-11 165 CB 21 Carl Barnes R-Fr. 6-0 170

Special Teams 14 Chris Hill* So. 5-11 185 25 Kevin Garland* Sr. 5-7 175 PK 90 Sean Obermeier Fr. 6-1 190 KOR 15 Dan DePalma* Jr. 5-11 190

14 Chris Hill* So. 5-11 185 25 Kevin Garland* Sr. 5-7 175 P 90 Sean Obermeier Fr. 6-1 190 PR 15 Dan DePalma* Jr. 5-11 190

4 Lee Hopkins*** Sr. 5-10 200 8 Vic Iturbides So. 6-1 220 H LS 32 Abe Brooks* So. 6-0 200

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Three-Peat is the motto by which West “We will miss (Wash- Chester University enters the 2009 gridiron ington),” Zwaan admitted. Rams Snap Shot campaign. The Golden Rams are two-time de- “He was a special player, and fending PSAC Eastern Division champions with those types of players do not 2008 Finish: 9-4 overall, 7-0 (1st) in PSAC East 16 consecutive league wins and fi ve straight come around often. But, we 2009 Preseason National Rank: 20th (AFCA) NCAA II playoff appearances to their credit. will fi nd ways to make up for Last East Division Title: 2008 The 2008 season marked the third nine-win it.” Last PSAC Title: 1971 (Division champions only 1988-2007) campaign in as many years and those closely as- While fi rst team all- Last Time Missed NCAAs: 2003 sociated with the program feel 2009 should be league tight end Ryan Paulson Returning Starters: 16 (8 offense, 8 defense) even better. (37 catches, 583 yards, 8 TDs) Returning All-Leaguers: 10 (fi ve starters) – QB Joe Wright (2nd), WR “We know the expectations,” sixth-year keeps defenses honest over Steve Miller (2nd), TE Ryan Paulson (1st), LT Brian Staerk (1st), LB head coach Bill Zwaan said. “There is pressure the middle, senior WR Steve Mike Dell (1st). on us every year. There is no more pressure Miller (39 catches, 685 yards, Players To Watch: QB Joe Wright, RB Lee Hopkins, RB D’Andre from outside the program than we will put on 3 TDs) was a second team Webb, WR Steve Miller, WR Dan DePalma, TE Ryan Paulson, DE ourselves.” All-PSAC East selection and Travis Ford-Bey, LB Sam Scott, LB Mike Dell, LB T.J. Cascio, LB Mike Ranked 20th nationally in the AFCA Dan DePalma (4 INTs, 1 punt Holland. Coaches’ preseason poll, West Chester (9-4, 7- return for TD) has made the Primary Strengths: An offense that returns its starting quarterback, 0 PSAC East) returns 16 starters combined on switch from defensive back who is in his sixth year in the offensive system, as well as four offense and defense, including 10 all-league se- to wide receiver in an effort to legitimate starting running backs and two all-league wide receivers. lections – half of which were fi rst team picks in compensate for Washington’s The Golden Rams front seven, defensively, will be excellent. Coach 2008. Sixth-year quarterback Joe Wright is back loss. Zwaan believes this group of linebackers could be the best ever at under center to lead the Golden Rams high-pow- “Wright is as close to West Chester. ered aerial attack. He squashed all doubt about a seasoned veteran as you Potential Concerns: The kicking game is an unknown entering the his ability to perform after four knee operations, will fi nd in college football,” season after the loss of all-league kicker and punter Alex Walsh. by throwing for 3,336 yards and 28 touchdowns Zwaan lauded. “He has a lot against just 12 . Nobody is talking of time in with our system, and he runs the of- Junior RB D’Andre Webb returns after rushing about his past injuries after authoring one of the fense very well. His personality is a calming for 435 yards and fi ve touchdowns in fi ve games best single-season performances in school his- infl uence inside the huddle. He knows how to before missing the rest of the 2008 season due to tory. spread the ball around and always makes the injury. He set a school single-game record with Wright is an early-season hopeful in the right read.” his 306 rushing yards against Millersville last Super Region 1 race for the Harlon Hill Trophy. Sophomore WR Will Gardner was on the year. Two representatives from each of the four re- verge of a breakout year last fall when he made Joining Webb in the backfi eld will be se- gions become fi nalists for Division II’s player a diving catch against Millersville and sepa- nior Lee Hopkins (17 carries, 61 yards, 2 TDs), of the year award. Wright led the PSAC in most rated his shoulder, sidelining him for the rest who suffered an ACL injury on the fi rst play offensive throwing categories, including pass- of the season. Red-shirt freshman Sean Beahan from scrimmage against Millersville in the ing yards, average yards per game (256.6) and is coming off an outstanding spring in which fourth game of the year. He is listed atop the ranked second in pass effi ciency (158.06) and he racked up 119 yards receiving in the spring Golden Rams’ depth chart at running back en- touchdowns. game to lead all wideouts. tering summer camp. His top-target, Mike Washington, has Another red-shirt freshman WR Jim Kelly Meanwhile, Jackson Fagan, returns as the moved on after a stellar four-year career at wide is described as having the best hands on the team’s leading rusher from 2008. The sopho- receiver for West Chester where he single-hand- team and providing that physicality to the out- more began last season fourth on the depth edly re-wrote both the school and conference side which some of his counterparts do not pos- chart, but ascended to the top spot due to all of record books. However, a bevy of talent still sess. The coaching staff just feels he needs to the injuries and fi nished with 979 rushing yards remains on the perimeter. become more comfortable within the system. on 160 carries with 7 touchdowns. Fagan aver- Despite the aged 6.1 yards per carry and nearly missed be- luxury of re- ing a 1,000-yard rusher despite not carrying the turning a six- ball on a regular basis until the fi fth game of the year veteran year. at quarterback, Sophomore Corey Broyles is a transfer along with from Delaware, who could also work his way two all-league into the backfi eld. West Chester’s coaching staff pass catchers, feels they have plenty of options at the tailback Zwaan believes position entering 2009. the key to West “We have four excellent running backs,” Chester’s 2009 Zwaan stated. “All of them are legitimate start- success lies ers. Webb and Hopkins have that speed to get in the back- to the outside. They both can score from any- fi eld where the where on the fi eld. We will fi nish more plays Rams could with them. not keep any- “Fagan moved the chains and kept drives body healthy a alive for us last year. He keeps the ball in-be- year ago. tween the tackles and follows his blocks really well.”

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Fullbacks Matt McLaughlin and Brian begun to tap McDermott will battle for the other spot in the his potential. backfi eld. McLaughlin is a strong, physical type Throwing who can catch the ball very well. McDermott his hat into the (11 carries, 81 yards, 1 TD) saw considerable ring at either playing time a year ago as well. linebacker or The offensive line returns four of fi ve start- down line- ers. A unit that was very inexperienced and had man is junior a plethora of question marks last season will be transfer Hugh the strength of the offense after answering all D’Imperrio. the critics in 2008. He comes to “We are more experienced on the offensive the Golden line,” Zwaan explained. “Losing Kennis (Jones) Rams from is huge. But, Kyle O’Neill will slide over to his Nassau Com- more natural position at center to fi ll the void munity College left by Jones.” after heading Chris Faix, perhaps the biggest surprise to Michigan from last year, returns at right tackle. Senior State out of Brian Staerk, a preseason honorable mention High School. All-America pick by College Draft Scout, is the D’Imperrio Senior LB T.J. Cascio returns to a linebacking unit that is widely considered the best in the all-league and all-region left tackle, returning to brings the abil- Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference. He registered 70 tackles a year ago. protect Wright’s blind side. Gerry Penrose re- ity to rush the turns at one of the guard positions while red- passer and provide pressure off the edge defen- Senior DB Kevin Garland, a running back shirt freshman Tim Gramlich and sophomore sively. and all-league performer on kick returns in 2007 Sean Mayer will fi ght it out for the other guard A bevy of talented linebackers including: before red-shirting last fall, will move to corner- spot. Abe Brooks, Will Davis, Chris Gaunt, Morty back. He is the only question mark defensively Defensively, West Chester boasts the best Hoey, Vic Iturbides, Ronnie Koons and Andrew for a very talented Golden Rams stop unit. linebackers in all the PSAC with three returning Sheehan all have a tremendous amount of play- In fact, newcomers to the secondary John all-leaguers and one Division I (FCS) transfer ing experience – mostly with special teams. O’Donnell, a transfer from Penn State, and Kris highlighting the unit. That group compliments a “All of them have played in big-game situ- Scott, another transfer from Steven’s Tech, will defensive line that returns two all-leaguers. ations,” Zwaan said. “Their contributions to the also challenge for playing time and push the in- “The linebackers might be the best we have special teams have also been outstanding. That cumbent starters. ever had here,” Zwaan predicted. “We go three- is why I believe our kick and punt coverage Zach Wood and Carl Barnes will see time deep there. I really believe our third-stringers teams will be so good again this year.” in the defensive secondary as well. Both have a could start anywhere else.” All-league ends Travis Ford-Bey and tremendous amount of ability, but just lack that The reigning PSAC Eastern Division De- James Thorpe anchor the defensive line and are game experience. fensive Player of the Year, Mike Dell, returns a big reason why the Golden Rams’ coaching The kicking game loses All-PSAC East in the middle to anchor the unit. Dell was a fi rst staff feels its front seven will be among the best place-kicker and punter Alex Walsh. Those du- team All-East pick as well as fi rst team All-Su- in the conference. ties fall to sophomore Chris Hill, who averaged per Region 1 at inside linebacker. He fi nished “Ford-Bey is ready for an All-America 37 yards on three punts a year ago. He did not second in the conference in tackles with 113 type of year,” Zwaan continued. “We will move attempt an extra point or fi eld goal. The coach- stops. Dell posted 10.5 tackles for a loss and 4.5 Thorpe outside to make room for Scott Schiavo ing staff feels punting is Hill’s forte. Shawn Leo sacks while intercepting a couple of passes and and Jason Hunt at nose.” and Sean Obermeier may also get an opportu- breaking up three others. Schiavo returned an 22 yards nity to win the spot. Iturbides will do the long- Alongside the all-everything linebacker in- for a touchdown in West Chester’s NCAA fi rst- snapping with Rhood as the holder. side is classmate T.J. Cascio, a second team All- round contest last year. He was outstanding in a Garland, a 2007 All-PSAC East kick re- East performer a year ago. Together, that duo reserve role a year ago and should be even better turner, will handle the return duties along with combined for 183 tackles and 14.5 tackles for in the starting lineup this fall. Hunt also showed incumbent Dan DePalma, who returned one a loss, including 5.5 sacks. The coaching staff signs of breaking out at the nose guard position punt for a touchdown and led the PSAC in punt feels Cascio is coming off a spectacular spring in 2008. He rebounded well after a couple of return average (18.3). Hopkins and Webb could and could be the best of the linebackers. He was years away from the game. also see time on returns, depending upon who third on the team in stops in 2008 with 70. Lucas Fickel and Troy Wasserleben are fi nally wins out at tailback. First team all-league LB Sam Scott returns also pass rushers, who will sub into the game in With the talent returning, both offensively on the outside. He placed second behind Dell on passing situations. and defensively, West Chester should once again the team in tackles with 81 stops last fall. Pa- Three starters from a year ago are back in be in the hunt for a division crown and possibly trolling the other side will be Villanova transfer the secondary. Jay Nelson, Corey Rhood and a No. 1 ranking in the region while making an- Mike Holland. Zwaan hinted that Scott may fi nd Matt Colyar have a lot of game experience un- other trip to the NCAA Tournament. himself playing on the end of the defensive line, der their belts to help a group that was exploited “This could be one of our fi nest football if the situation calls for it. With so many talented at times in 2008. Colyar (27 tackles and 7 pass teams, if we keep everybody healthy all year linebackers, that is another option for Zwaan to breakups) should slide over to the vacant free long,” Zwaan warned. “Our expectations are to get his 11 best defensive players on the fi eld at safety position. Nelson ranked fi fth on the Rams go back to the playoffs, go deep in the tourna- the same time. in tackles with 57 while registering one inter- ment and get back to the semifi nals.” “If Sam ever decides to take it to the next ception and breaking up three passes. level, watch out.” Zwaan declared. “He has only 2009 Media Guide 1177 2009 Golden Rams

les opposite Bloomsburg … credited with 21 MMikeike #16 tackles in his fi nal two games of the season. 2006: Appeared in all 13 games … placed sixth DDellell on the team in tackles with 47 … registered 27 Sr. l LB l Co-Captain l 6-3 l 245 lbs. solo stops … credited with three tackles for a loss and one sack … tied for second on the squad (Hummelstown, Pa. / Lower Dauphin) with two interceptions … also credited with one pass defensed and one QB hurry … forced two fumbles (Millersville, East Stroudsburg) … re- … twice was named the PSAC East defensive turned a fumble recovery 20 yards at Kutztown player of the week … led the team in tackles on … picked off passes opposite Millersville and Team co-captain … reigning PSAC East Defen- seven different occasions … reached double fi g- Delaware … posted season-high nine tackles sive Player of the Year … fi rst team All-PSAC ures in tackles fi ve times … posted 13 stops and opposite Bloomsburg in NCAA playoff loss East … fi rst team Daktronics, Inc., All-Super recorded a sack in regular-season meeting with … credited with six tackles one week earlier at Region 1 … also named to fi rst team All Su- Bloomsburg that clinched the Eastern Division Bryant in NCAAs. per Region 1 by Don Hanson’s Football Gazette crown for the Rams … credited with seven tack- … widely considered one of the top lineback- les, one for a loss, a sack and a QB hurry in the ers in the conference as well as the region … PSAC Championship Game at California (Pa.) candidate for the AP Little All-America team … … tied his career-high with two interceptions on has the ability to elevate his game to the next the season … intercepted a pass in consecutive level … plays at his best in big games … plays games at Delaware and the run and the pass equally well … team’s top against Millersville pass rusher … tracks down quarterbacks and … registered a running backs in the backfi eld with reckless sack in three of abandon … tremendous athlete … candidate to West Ches- play on Sunday’s next season … anticipates the ter’s fi nal play like no other linebacker in the region … four games diffi cult to block because of his quickness and … went over footwork … slides off a block extremely well 200 career … returning to the inside linebacker position tackles along with teammate T.J. Cascio to form one of in West the top inside backer tandems in the region … Chester’s reads a play well and fi lls the hole … tenacious fi nal game of tackler … thrives on contact … swarms to the the season at ball … played an entire half on a broken foot in Blooms- 2007 … named an all-leaguer in 2007 despite burg in the appearing in only fi ve games before injuring the NCAA II foot … widely considered to be one of the best playoffs sec- linebackers ever to don the purple and gold … ond round. that group includes former linebacker Lee Woodall … closing in on the 2007: Appeared in school’s top ten in both career tackles and career and started all fi ve unassisted tackles … recorded his 200th career games before suf- stop in NCAA II playoff loss at Bloomsburg … fering a broken foot three-year letterwinner. against Bloomsburg … still listed fi fth 2008: Appeared in and started all 13 games … on the team in tack- PSAC East Defensive Player of the Year … les(44), despite only fi rst team All-PSAC East … fi rst team Daktron- appearing in less than ics, Inc., All-Super Region 1 … led the Golden half the contests … Rams in tackling with 113 tackles and 70 solo named second team stops … ranked second in the conference in All-PSAC East … re- tackles (113) and fi fth in tackles per game (8.7) corded 3.5 tackles for … ranked 11th in the PSAC in sacks (4.5) … a loss and one sack … ranked 10th in the PSAC in tackles for a loss intercepted a pass and (10.5) … posted a career-high 15 tackles against had three pass break- Shippensburg on homecoming weekend … 13 of ups and one QB hurry Career Stats: Defense those 15 stops were of the solo variety … post- to his credit … posted GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks ed 14 tackles one week prior against C.W. Post 27 solo stops before get- 2006 13 27 20 47 3.0-17 1.0-10 2 2 2 2 1 ting hurt … registered … credited with 10 tackles in win over Cheyney 2007 5 27 17 44 3.5-9 1.0-2 1 3 0 0 0 10 solo stops at Dela- … recorded 12 tackles in NCAA playoff game 2008 13 70 43 113 10.5-43 4.5-30 2 3 0 0 0 at Bloomsburg … registered a combined 20 ware … also recorded a Totals 31 124 80 204 17.0-69 6.5-42 5 8 2 2 1 tackles in West Chester’s two playoff contests career-best 13 total tack- 1188 2009 Media Guide 2009 Golden Rams

four times for 18 yards against the Blue Hens.

JJoeoe #12 2005: Appeared in two games … completed 3 of 5 pass attempts for 40 yards and one touch- WWrightright down ... rushed the ball fi ve time for -15 yards … went 3-for-4 against Cheyney for 49 yards Sr. l QB l Co-Captain l 6-3 l 205 lbs. … also carried the ball once for a 12-yard gain (Wilmington, Del. / St. Mark’s) … registered fi rst career touchdown pass, hook- ing up with Mike Brazill on a 19-yard strike in the fourth quarter … PSAC academic honor roll Trevor Harris … turned in one of the most pro- student. lifi c single seasons under center in West Chester A preseason hopeful for the Harlon Hill Trophy University history … one of only four Golden … named second team All-PSAC East in 2008 Rams quarterbacks to pass for more than 3,000 … also named third team All Super Region 1 yards and 28 touchdowns in a season … threw by Don Hanson’s Football Gazette … one of for more than 300 yards in a game four times last the conference’s and the region’s top returning season … went 19-for-27 with a season-best 385 passers … ranked 13th in the NCAA in pass ef- yards and six touchdowns at Kutztown … threw fi ciency rating … ranked 20th in the country in just two interceptions in 208 attempts during total offense … ranked second in the conference one stretch of the season … threw just 12 inter- in both categories behind Edinboro’s Trevor ceptions on the year … went 22-for-42 for 345 Harris … led the PSAC in many passing cat- yards and just one INT in PSAC Championship egories last fall … placed second in a number game against nationally ranked California (Pa.) of other signifi cant categories … turned in one … went 23-for-39 for 311 yards and four TDs in of the most prolifi c single seasons under cen- season opener against the Vulcans … threw for ter in West Chester University history … one of 314 yards and two touchdowns against Ship- only four Golden Rams quarterbacks to pass for pensburg on homecoming … threw a TD pass in more than 3,000 yards and 28 touchdowns in a every game last season … completed a season- season … vying to become just the second West high 23 passes against Cal in season opener Chester quarterback to throw for more than … his 3,336 yards passing ranks fourth all- 3,000 yards in a single season twice during their time in a single season at West Chester … college career (Dave McDonald: 3,613 – 1994; his 28 TDs ranks tied for fi fth all-time in 3,085 – 1992) … always makes the right read on a single season at West Chester … 349 a play … possesses that calm in the middle of a pass attempts ranks sixth all-time in a storm mentality on the fi eld … will not be rat- single season at West Chester … 203 tled by any situation … has suffered through an completions ranks fourth all-time in injury-plagued college career … has stayed the a single season at West Chester … course through a total of four operations on both threw for more than 200 yards in knees … strong arm … very knowledgeable a game nine times. about the offense … provides a comfort level and leadership in the huddle … coaching staff is 2007: Appeared in two games expecting him to lead a talented offense in 2009 before suffering his fourth … returns to run the conference’s fourth-ranked knee injury in the past fi ve total offense and second-ranked passing offense years … went down in Dela- … threw for more than 300 yards in a game four ware contest after relieving times last season … three-year letterwinner. starter Bill Zwaan Jr. … completed fi ve of seven at- 2008: Appeared in and started all 13 games for tempts for 50 yards in West the Golden Rams … turned in a career year Chester’s fi rst two games … in his fi rst season as the No. 1 starter running missed the rest of the season the offense on a daily basis … threw for 3,336 with an injury. yards and 28 touchdowns … led the PSAC in passing yards (3,336) and average per game 2006: Appeared in fi ve (256.6) … ranked second in touchdowns (28), games … threw for 35 pass effi ciency rating (158.06) and total offense yards on three comple- tions yards per game (260.5) … ran the conference’s … went a per- fourth-ranked total offense (425.9 yards per fect 2-for-2 for Career Stats: Passing Rushing game) and fourth-ranked scoring offense (34.5 19 yards against GP C-A-I Yds TD Pct. Eff. Att. Yds. TD Avg. points per game) … West Chester ranked sec- Cheyney … 2005 2 3-5-1 40 1 60.0 153.2 5 -15 0 -3.0 ond in passing offense in the loop (273 yards also went 1-for- 2006 5 3-6-0 35 0 60.0 99.0 4 18 0 4.5 per game) … Wright ranked 13th in the NCAA 3 at Delaware, 2007 2 5-7-0 50 0 71.4 131.4 2 -13 0 -6.5 in pass effi ciency rating … ranked 20th in the completing a country in total offense … ranked second in the 2008 13 203-349-12 3,336 28 58.2 158.1 52 51 4 0.9 16-yard pass … conference in both categories behind Edinboro’s Totals 22 214-367-3 3,461 29 58.3 156.5 63 41 4 0.7 carried the ball 2009 Media Guide 1199 2009 Golden Rams

2007: Appeared in 10 games as a running back and return specialist … ran for a career-high LLeeee #4 251 yards on 53 carries … scored a career-high four touchdowns … also caught four passes for HHopkinsopkins 49 yards and his fi rst career TD reception … returned six kickoffs for 106 yards, averaging Sr. l RB l 5-9 l 195 lbs. 17.7 yards per return … lone TD reception came (New Egypt, N.J. / New Egypt) against Delaware on a nice individual effort that resulted in a 28-yard score … TD catch kept alive quarterback Bill Zwaan’s streak of con- secutive games with a TD pass … caught two passes in that game … also caught two passes Very talented running back, who held down the lets blocking scheme develop in front of him … against Cal … registered back-to-back 90-yard starting tailback position until a season-ending patient return man … two-year letterwinner. games in a win over St. Joseph’s (Ind.) and a knee injury against Millersville last year ... ex- loss to Cal … ran 11 times for 90 yards and a cellent speed and good quickness before his in- 2008: Appeared in four games … gained 61 score against SJC and toted the pigskin a career- jury … has rehabilitated the knee and is ready to yards on 17 carries … averaged 3.6 yards per high 17 times for 99 yards and a score against pick up where he left off in 2008 … hits the hole carry … scored two touchdowns … also caught Cal … ran for a TD against East Stroudsburg the with aggressiveness and an attitude … has risen two passes for 36 yards … tore his ACL on fi rst week prior to SJC, giving him a streak of three to the top of the depth chart once again … will play from scrimmage against Millersville … consecutive games with a rushing TD. be pushed by senior Kevin Garland rushed for 54 yards on 10 carries against and junior D’Andre Webb Lock Haven in the pouring rain … scored 2006: Appeared in 11 games as a running back … provides experience and both of his TDs on the year against the and return specialist … fi nished with 196 yards depth at running back Bald Eagles … rushed six times for rushing on 28 attempts with one touchdown … where West Chester is fi ve yards against Delaware … car- averaged 7.0 yards per carry … also averaged very deep … adept at ried the ball once against Cal in the 12.8 yards per kickoff return … third on the returning kicks … season opener for two yards … team in kickoff returns … fi fth-leading rusher suffered a concussion on that car- on the squad … posted a career-best 76 yards ry and missed the rest of the game rushing on seven attempts opposite Cheyney … … returned four kickoffs for 104 scored fi rst career TD against the Wolves … re- yards … averaged 26 yards per corded season-high 12 carries, gaining 54 yards return … also returned one punt in season opener against Clarion … registered a for eight yards. season-high 39 yards on kickoff returns at Bry- ant in NCAA playoff game … busted off a ca- reer-best 30-yard run against Cheyney.

2005: Red-shirted.

Career Stats: Rushing Receiving GP Att. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Avg. 2006 11 28 196 1 7.0 0 0 0 0.0 2007 10 53 251 4 4.7 4 49 1 12.2 2008 4 17 61 2 3.6 2 36 0 18.0 Totals 25 98 508 7 5.2 6 85 1 14.2

Kick Returns Year No. Yards TD Avg. Long 2006 8 102 0 12.8 22 2007 6 106 0 17.7 26 2008 4 104 0 26.0 36 Totals 18 312 0 17.3 36

Punt Returns Year No. Yards TD Avg. Long 2006 2 -4 0 -2.0 11 2007 0 0 0 0.0 0 2008 1 8 0 8.0 8 Totals 3 4 0 1.3 11

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his 12 tackles against Cal was a career-best as well … posted two tackles for a loss at Ship- SSamam #43 pensburg. SScottcott 2006: Red-shirted. Sr. l LB l 6-5 l 215 lbs. 2005: Appeared in 12 games … recorded 20 (Bear, Del. / Middletown) tackles, including 12 solo efforts ... registered one tackle for a loss and one pass defensed.

First team all-league outside linebacker return- hurries … knocked down four passes as well … ing to the team this fall … tremendous talent ranked 64th nationally in solo tackles … forced and athletic ability … extremely aggressive … a fumble at Edinboro in season opener … re- fl ies to the ball … seems to always be in on the corded 2.5 tackles for a loss at Millersville and tackle … playmaker defensively, who needs to against St. Joseph’s (Ind.) … be accounted for on every snap … getting some posted double fi gures interest from pro scouts … named to the fi rst in tackles twice team All-PSAC East squad a year ago … very (Millersville and experienced … a seasoned veteran on the out- Cal) … credited side … possesses good instincts and a nose for with a career- the ball … long arms and big frame allow him high seven solo to break up plays and string out runners attempt- stops at Mill- ing to get around the end ... saw action as a true ersville … freshman in 2005 ... relentless in pursuit of the ball carrier … diffi cult to block because he is always moving and never slows down … plays the pass extremely well ... tireless motor on the fi eld … two-sport athlete at West Chester … also a member of the men’s basketball team … appeared in 49 basketball games over the past two years with 18 starts at power forward … av- eraged 5.3 points per game and 4.8 rebounds per game in 2008-09 … fourth on the Golden Rams in scoring … averaged playing 21 minutes per game … three-year letterwinner ... also has let- tered twice in basketball.

2008: Appeared in 13 games and started 12 … second on the team in tackles with 81 … named fi rst team All-PSAC East … placed second on the team in solo stops with 50 … credited with 31 assisted tackles as well … registered seven tackles for a loss, including 3.5 sacks … broke up four passes and recovered one fumble on the year … rang up a season-high nine tackles on three separate occasions … posted nine solo tackles against Bloomsburg in NCAA II Play- off contest … also had nine combined tackles against Cal in season opener and Shippensburg on homecoming … posted eight tackles against Bloomsburg in regular-season meeting … re- corded seven tackles at Delaware … recovered a fumble against Bloomsburg in playoff loss … recorded two tackles for a loss against Ship- Career Stats: Defense pensburg. GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2005 12 12 8 20 1.0-1 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 2007: Appeared in all 12 games drawing seven 2006 Did Not Play starts … fi nished third on the team in tackles 2007 12 46 33 79 12.5-64 4.0-39 0 4 1 0 0 with 79 … fourth on the Golden Rams with 46 2008 13 50 31 81 7.0-31 3.5-22 0 4 0 1 0 solo stops … led the club in tackles for a loss with a career-high 12.5 … registered four sacks Totals 37 108 72 180 20.5-96 7.5-61 0 9 2 1 0 – third on the team … credited with three QB

2009 Media Guide 2211 2009 Golden Rams CCarlarl #21 AAbebe #32 BBarnesarnes BBrooksrooks R-Fr. l DB l 6-0 l 170 lbs. Jr. l LB l 6-0 l 200 lbs. (York, Pa. / William Penn) (Langhorne, Pa. / Neshaminy)

Young defensive back, who has made quite an impression in a short period One of the Golden Rams’ top special teamers on kick coverage … tena- of time on the coaching staff ... sat out a year ago red-shirting … the year cious in his pursuit of the return man … also handled long-snaps for West off adjusting to the college game and working on his skills has paid off … Chester … served as a reserve outside linebacker on the second team unit listed second on the depth chart at cornerback in preseason camp … will … saw considerable game action on plays from scrimmage … turning have to work hard as part of a talented group of defensive backs to get on into one of the program’s more talented defensive players … could really the fi eld regularly … shows tremendous growth in just one season and develop into a top-notch linebacker … possesses great potential … two- one spring practice … should be a talent for the next three years … just year letterwinner. lacking that game experience. 2008: Appeared in 13 games … registered a career-high 34 tackles … 2008: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. posted 21 unassisted stops and 13 assisted tackles … credited with two tackles for a loss that resulted in two yards lost … recovered a fumble … led the team in tackles twice … registered a career-high 10 stops that led the team in a win over Cheyney … recorded a team-high fi ve tackles at SSeanean #89 Kutztown … also recorded fi ve stops against Millersville … posted three BBeahaneahan tackles in playoff win over Southern Connecticut State. R-Fr. l WR l 5-11 l 165 lbs. 2007: Appeared in 11 games with the special teams unit … registered (East Earl, Pa. / Garden Spot) 17 tackles … posted nine unassisted stops and eight assisted tackles … credited with half of a tackle for a loss during one of his brief stints on defense … forced a fumble against Shippensburg on a kick return that was recovered by teammate Vic Iturbidess and helped West Chester open Very talented wide receiver ... sat out a year ago to learn the offense … up a huge halftime lead in that game … recovered a fumble one week part of a very deep and talented receiving unit … posted 119 yards receiv- earlier against Clarion in home opener … recorded three tackles in a game ing in the spring game last April … led all wideouts in the contest … will three times (Millersville, East Stroudsburg and St. Joseph’s) … registered fi ght for time with Will Gardner at split end position … could get on the at least one stop in six straight games … posted a season-high two solo fi eld in four or fi ve wide receiver sets … extremely talented … good route tackles in four straight games. runner … puts himself in position to make the catch every time. Career Stats: Defense 2008: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2007 11 9 8 17 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 1 1 0 0 2008 13 21 13 34 2.0-2 0.0-0 0 0 1 0 0 SScottcott #11 Totals 24 30 21 51 2.5-2 0.0-0 0 1 2 0 0 BBradishradish So. l QB l 6-4 l 195 lbs. CCoreyorey (Newtown, Pa. / Council Rock North) #3 BBroylesroyles Jr. l RB l 5-7 l 160 lbs. Talented quarterback, who transferred into West Chester a year ago from (Allentown, Pa. / Allen) University of Delaware … spent last season learning the offense and ad- justing to the Golden Rams’ formations … will challenge for the No. 2 role at quarterback this fall … excellent size and a strong arm … accurate … reads the play well and anticipates pressure well … possesses a bright Very talented running back, who transferred from University of Delaware future for the purple and gold. a year ago … sat out the 2008 campaign working through eligibility issues dealing with his transfer from Delaware … compact runner … hits the 2008: Did not appear in a contest for West Chester as a red-shirt fresh- hole hard and with a burst of speed … hides behind the offensive line very man. well … reads the block well … explosive with ability to break the long play … should challenge for playing time in 2009 … makes it diffi cult for 2007: Red-shirted at University of Delaware … did not appear in a con- tacklers to get a clean shot at him. test. 2008: Did not play … sat out the season … ineligible.

2222 2009 Media Guide 2009 Golden Rams TT.J..J. #46 MMattatt #5 CCascioascio CColyarolyar Sr. l LB l 6-0 l 240 lbs. So. l FS l 5-10 l 175 lbs. (Villanova, Pa. / Malvern Prep) (Silverdale, Pa. / Pennridge)

Returned to the Golden Rams after a one-year hiatus and claimed one of Returning starter for the Golden Rams … should make the move to free the two inside linebacker position’s in WCU’s 3-4 defense … one of the safety this fall … earned his spot with the lead cast on the fi rst day of the team’s top returning linebackers … second team all-league in 2008 … season and never let it go … one of the top freshman performers for WCU plays the run very well … returns alongside Mike Dell, giving the Golden … impressed the coaching staff in the preseason with his work ethic and Rams one of the top inside linebacking tandems in the conference as well ability to break up a play … assigned the “fi eld” corner position most of as in the region … one of the team’s best tacklers … tenacious and always the time … excellent marking skills … can break on a ball quickly … around the ball ... ready to play a major role on the Rams’ defensive unit good open-fi eld tackler … letterwinner. … three-year letterwinner. 2008: Appeared in and started 11 games … 15th on the team in tackles 2008: Appeared in and started 12 games … named second team All-PSAC with 27 … led the team in both pass breakups (7) and passes defensed East … third on the team in tackles with 70 … 34th in the PSAC in tack- (7) … registered a breakup in six of his 11 games … broke up two passes les (5.8 per game) … recorded one sack on the year opposite Millersville against Delaware … also recorded a fumble recovery and posted three … credited with one pass defensed and one pass breakup … registered a tackles against the Blue Hens … led the team with a season-high fi ve season-high eight stops versus Shippensburg on homecoming … forced tackles at Kutztown … posted four stops against Millersville the week a fumble at Bloomsburg in NCAA playoff game … posted seven tackles before … registered two tackles opposite Southern Connecticut State and versus Cheyney … recorded 27 tackles over a four-game stretch (C.W. four tackles at Bloomsburg in WCU’s two playoff games … posted three Post, Ship, Cheyney, Bloom). tackles on three separate occasions (Cal – season opener; Delaware, Ship- pensburg). 2007: Did not play. Career Stats: Defense 2006: Appeared in 12 games … fourth on the team in tackles with 56 … GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks posted 29 solo stops and 27 assisted tackles on the year … also registered 2008 11 26 1 27 0-0 0-0 0 7 0 1 0 3.5 tackles for a loss that resulted in -14 yards … posted two sacks … Totals 11 26 1 27 0-0 0-0 0 7 0 1 0 also forced a fumble … registered a career-high seven solo stops against Shippensburg … recorded the only double-digit tackle game of his career at Delaware with 11 stops on the night … career-high six assisted tackles came at Delaware and at Bloomsburg … posted tackles for a loss against RRyanyan #60 Edinboro, Shippensburg and Kutztown … forced a fumble at Kutztown as well … registered at least one tackle in all 12 games … recorded a com- CCostelloostello bined seven tackles in West Chester’s two playoff contests … posted fi ve So. l OG l 6-1 l 270 lbs. tackles in win over Bryant … picked up a sack against Shippensburg and (The Woodlands, Texas / also against Kutztown. The Woodlands) 2005: Appeared in 11 games … registered 19 tackles … posted 13 solo tackles and six assisted stops … also recorded three tackles for a loss Big offensive lineman, who transferred into West Chester one year ago that resulted -11 yards … picked up one sack … blocked a PAT against from Division I (FCS) Colgate … sat out last season adjusting to his new Mansfi eld … registered a season-high six tackles against Cheyney … re- surroundings … ready to jump in and fi ght for playing time along a solid corded fi ve stops one week earlier at Delaware ... notched a tackle for a unit up front … strong offensive lineman with experience at the Division loss at North Dakota, versus Cheyney and at Millersville … lone sack I level … should push Tim Gramlich for playing time at one of the guard came against Cheyney. positions … only player on the roster not from the Northeast … hails from football hotbed of the Lone Star State … still learning the offense … Career Stats: Defense coaching staff feels he can show that Division I-AA ability at times … just GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks needs to be more consistent. 2005 11 13 6 19 3.0-11 1.0-1 0 0 0 0 1 2006 12 29 27 56 3.5-14 2.0-12 0 0 1 0 0 2008: Red-shirted … did not appear in a contest. 2007 Did Not Play 2007: Attended Colgate University. 2008 12 37 33 70 4.0-14 1.0-3 0 1 1 0 0 Totals 35 79 66 145 10.5-39 4.0-16 0 1 2 0 1

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PSAC Championship Game with an interception in the end zone … cred- WWillill ited with six passes defensed and two breakups along with his four picks #51 … led the PSAC in punt returning with an 18.3 average on 14 returns … DDavisavis brought back one punt 76 yards for a touchdown in that championship game loss at Cal … his return pulled WCU within four (40-36) with 10 So. l LB l 6-1 l 220 lbs. minutes to play … averaged 19.8 yards per kickoff return … ranked 13th (Downingtown, Pa. / in the PSAC in that category. Downingtown East) Career Stats: Defense Talented linebacker, who will be looking to crack the depth chart amongst GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks a very gifted group … earned considerable playing time a year ago on 2008 12 18 5 23 1.5-2 0-0 4 6 0 0 0 the special teams unit … one of the leaders among that unit … possesses Totals 12 18 5 23 1.5-2 0-0 4 6 0 0 0 good instincts for the game … physical player with inate ability to always be around the ball … gained the confi dence of the coaching staff as the Kick Returns season progressed … provides tremendous push on kick defense teams … Year No. Yards TD Avg. Long should see playing time increase exponentially … letterwinner. 2008 19 376 0 19.8 52 Totals 19 376 0 19.8 52 2008: Appeared in all 13 games for the Golden Rams … registered eight tackles, including six solo efforts … blocked an extra point ver- sus Cheyney … posted season-high three tackles against Lock Haven in Punt Returns home opener … registered single stops against Millersville, Kutztown, Year No. Yards TD Avg. Long Cheyney, Bloomsburg in the regular-season fi nale and California (Pa.) in 2008 14 256 1 18.3 76 the PSAC Championship game … turned in an all-around excellent per- Totals 14 256 1 18.3 76 formance against Cal in the conference title game. 2007: Red-shirted. JJacksonackson #1 Career Stats: Defense FFaganagan GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks So. l RB l 5-11 l 175 lbs. 2008 13 6 2 8 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 (Morrisville, Pa. / Pennsbury) Totals 13 6 2 8 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1

West Chester’s leading rusher a year ago … entered last season fourth DDanan #15 on the depth chart at running back and fi nished the year as the Golden Rams’ No. 1 back … named second team All-PSAC East … excellent DDePalmaePalma North-South runner … also one of the team’s top return specialists, who Jr. l WR l 5-11 l 190 lbs. may be back in that role again this fall … deceptive … can make people (Verona, N.J. / Verona) miss … was taken off the return team upon his assention to the top running back spot … very versatile individual … has gained the confi dence of the coaching staff … ended the season as one of the conference’s top runners … intelligent player, who knows his limits and plays within himself … One of the top return specialists in the conference, who also proved him- has emerged as a dangerous threat offensively for the Golden Rams in self as a capable defensive back last season … will be making the move the passing game as well … improved his pass-catching ability quite a bit back to the offensive side of the ball in 2009 … really only played defense during the season … letterwinner. last season because of the team’s need at DB … coaching staff felt all along that he would eventually move back to wide receiver … deceptively 2008: Appeared in all 13 games … second team All-PSAC East as a run- quick and agile … sure-handed on returns … owns the ability to make the ning back … fourth in the conference in rushing yards (979) … third in fi rst wave of tacklers miss on returns … one of the Golden Rams’ most the loop in average yards per carry (6.1) … tied for seventh in the PSAC in versatile players returning to the fold in 2009 … transferred into the pro- rushing touchdowns (7) … ranked 10th in the conference in average yards gram from Shepherd University … enjoyed a breakout campaign in his per game and 65th nationally in the same category (75.3) … eclipsed 100 fi rst season with the Golden Rams … worked his way into the defensive yards rushing in a game on three separate occasions … rushed for more backfi eld as the season progressed … excellent one-on-one marking skills than 170 yards in a game twice … ranked third in the PSAC in all-purpose … breaks well on the ball … possesses good speed and great instincts … yards (1,397) and ranked eighth in the loop in all-purpose yards per game letterwinner. (107.46) … scored eight touchdowns on the season … tied for third on the Rams in scoring with 48 points … amassed his 979 rushing yards in 11 2008: Appeared in 12 games for the Golden Rams … registered 23 tack- games with at least one carry … took over the top spot at running back for les, including 18 solo efforts … intercepted a team-high four passes … the injured D’Andre Webb for the East Stroudsburg game … carried the brought back one interception 40 yards for a touchdown against East ball for a season-best 178 yards in that contest … rushed for a combined Stroudsburg that ignited a fourth-quarter comeback … returned an inter- 221 yards and four TDs in West Chester’s two NCAA playoff games … ception 96 yards against Shippensburg, but did not score … picked off the posted 172 yards on a season-high 27 carries with two TDs against South- pass in the end zone, but was brought down from behind at the opponent’s ern Connecticut State … busted off a 61-yard run in that win over the 4-yard line on the return … tied for seventh in the conference in intercep- Owls … ripped off a season-high 63-yard scamper against East Strouds- tions … stalled one of California’s (Pa.) drives in the fi rst quarter of the 2244 2009 Media Guide 2009 Golden Rams burg … caught a game-high seven passes for 83 yards in NCAA playoff explosive pass rusher … possesses quickness and ability to beat the of- loss at Bloomsburg … both numbers were career highs in the receiving fensive linemen around the end … rolls off of blocks very well … ex- game … led the Golden Rams in rushing in nine contests … rushed for perienced defensive pass rusher … can also play the run very well … 107 yards on 20 carries in a win over C.W. Post … toted the ball eight letterwinner. times for 95 yards and a touchdown in the PSAC Championship game at California (Pa.) … posted 81 yards on 8 carries in the fourth quarter 2008: Appeared in all 13 games for the Golden Rams … fi nished with a alone against Millersville … reeled off a 57-yard run in that game as well career-high 14 tackles … registered nine unassisted stops, including one … led the Golden Rams in seven offensive categories … fell 21 yards tackle for a loss … recorded 1.5 sacks in a win over C.W. Post … regis- shy of registering the 20th 1,000-yard season in West Chester University tered a QB hurry the following week against Shippensburg on homecom- football history. ing … forced a fumble and then jumped on the loose ball in a win at Kutz- town … recorded a season-high three tackles against C.W. Post … turned Career Stats: Rushing Receiving in two tackles against California (Pa.) in the season opener, Kutztown, GP Att. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Avg. Cheyney and Southern Connecticut State. 2008 13 160 979 7 6.1 21 226 1 10.8 Totals 13 160 979 7 6.1 21 226 1 10.8 2007: Appeared in four games … registered three solo tackles on the year … made collegiate debut opposite Clarion in home opener … also saw ac- tion against Shippensburg, Millersville and St. Joseph’s (Ind.) … recorded Kick Returns one tackle in each of his appearances except for the Millersville contest. Year No. Yards TD Avg. Long 2008 8 192 0 24.0 43 Career Stats: Defense Totals 8 192 0 24.0 43 GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2007 4 3 0 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2008 13 9 5 14 1.0-8 1.5-8 0 0 1 1 0 CChrishris #75 Totals 17 12 5 17 1.0-8 1.5-8 0 0 1 1 0 FFaixaix So. l OT l 6-3 l 250 lbs. TTravisravis #93 (Ivyland, Pa. / Council Rock South) FFord-Beyord-Bey Jr. l DE l 6-2 l 240 lbs. One of three red-shirt freshman from a year ago that earned a starting spot (Phoenixville, Pa. / Phoenixville) up front on the offensive line and held onto that role all season … excel- lent run-blocker … just as talented a pass blocker … part of an offensive line that allowed just 12 sacks last season … Golden Rams ranked ninth in One of West Chester’s top returning defensive linemen … voted fi rst team Division II and second in the PSAC in fewest sacks allowed … started all All-PSAC East … part of defensive unit that ranked ninth in the PSAC in 13 games last season and was a big reason the Golden Rams ranked 21st 2008 … run defense ranked ninth in the conference … quick off the ball in the nation in passing offense and 67th in the nation in rushing offense … good fi rst step … takes up the middle, but still manages to work him- … West Chester also ranked ninth in the country in fewest sacks allowed self free and get in on the play with regularity … versatile enough to play per game … part of a unit that will be together for the next three seasons any of the three down lineman positions in West Chester’s 3-4 scheme … … that group should provide an anchor for West Chester’s high-powered has developed into one of the conference’s top defensive linemen … two- offense … quickly developing into one of the best offensive lines in the time all-league selection … one of team’s top tacklers … fi nds his way conference … comes off the ball quickly and with a mean streak … rarely into opponent’s backfi eld quite often … possesses tremendous strength … is caught off balance or out of position … possesses a very bright future in member of AD academic honor roll in 2007 … two-time letterwinner. purple and gold … letterwinner. 2008: Appeared in all 13 games … tied career-high with 27 solo tackles Career Stats: Red-shirted in 2007 … appeared in and started all 13 con- … registered a new career-best with 43 stops altogether … recorded 6.5 tests at right tackle … West Chester ranked ninth in the NCAA in fewest tackles for a loss and 4.5 sacks on the year … credited with one pass de- sacks allowed per game … allowed just 12 sacks on the season … West fensed and two QB hurries … intercepted his fi rst collegiate pass against Chester ranked 27th in total offense … Golden Rams ranked among the Kutztown and rumbled 26 yards for a touchdown with it … fi nished with top fi ve in the loop in passing offense, total offense and scoring offense. three tackles that day … posted career-high nine tackles in win over C.W. Post … put up season-best four solo stops … credited with two tackles for LLucasucas #95 a loss, 2.5 sacks and a QB hurry against the Pioneers as well … registered seven tackles the next weekend against Shippensburg … posted fi ve tack- FFickelickel les in win over Millersville … also recorded a tackle for a loss and forced a fumble … named fi rst team All-PSAC East. Jr. l DE l 6-2 l 240 lbs. (Carlisle, Pa. / Carlisle) 2007: Appeared in all 12 games, drawing a start four times … eighth on the team in tackles with 36 … posted 27 solo stops … owned 4.5 sacks and 5.0 tackles for a loss … broke up a pass as well … assisted on nine Exciting defensive linemen, who adds depth to an already talented group tackles … registered season-high seven tackles against both Clarion and … should see considerably more playing time up front … should even Millersville … recorded season-best fi ve solo stops against Clarion … contend for a starting position on the outside of the defensive front …

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2006: Red-shirted. 2008: Did not play.

Career Stats (Travis Ford-Bey): Defense 2007: Appeared in all 12 games as West Chester’s return specialist … GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks second team All-PSAC East as a return specialist … pulled off a sea- 2007 12 27 9 36 5.0-34 4.5-27 0 1 0 0 0 son-high 75-yard kickoff return against Cal … averaged 24.7 yards per 2008 13 27 16 43 6.5-26 3.5-19 1 1 2 0 0 kick return, which ranked 49th nationally … averaged 8.1 per punt return Totals 25 54 25 79 11.5-60 8.0-46 1 2 2 0 0 … ranked 58th nationally in punt return average … busted off a season- high 34-yard return against Kutztown … rolled up 118 all-purpose yards against Bloomsburg on homecoming weekend … racked up a season-high WWillill 203 all-purpose yards against Cal … accounted for 80 all-purpose yards #86 at Delaware … ranked third on the team in all-purpose yards with 838 … GGardnerardner averaged 69.8 all-purpose yards per contest … ranked fourth in the PSAC in kick return average and fi fth in the conference in punt return average … So. l WR l 6-3 l 185 lbs. carried the ball once last year for a 3-yard gain against Delaware. (Allentown, Pa. / Allen) Career Stats: Rushing Receiving GP Att. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Avg. Talented wide receiver, who saw considerable playing time as the season 2007 12 1 3 0 3.0 0 0 0 0.0 progressed … very fast with good hands makes him a natural at the posi- 2008 Red-Shirted tion … expected to help fi ll the void on the perimeter left by the depar- Totals 12 1 3 0 3.0 0 0 0 0.0 ture of Mike Washington … possesses ability to stretch the defense … certainly a deep threat when on the fi eld … can run right past a defensive Kick Returns back and get open for a big gain … still working on his separation … tall Year No. Yards TD Avg. Long and lanky wide out, who can go up and get the ball … not afraid to lay out 2007 23 567 0 24.7 75 for the big catch … should see considerable playing time again this fall 2008 Red-Shirted … letterwinner. Totals 23 567 0 24.7 75 2008: Appeared in seven games … made two catches on the season for 60 yards … hauled in a 46-yard reception on a diving catch against Millers- Punt Returns ville … separated his shoulder making the catch and missed the rest of the Year No. Yards TD Avg. Long season … also caught a 14-yard pass in that win over the Marauders … 2007 33 268 0 8.1 34 only game in which he registered a reception. 2008 Red-Shirted Totals 33 268 0 8.1 34 2007: Red-shirted. Career Stats: Receiving CChrishris GP No. Yards TD Avg. #33 2008 7 2 60 0 30.0 GGauntaunt Totals 7 2 60 0 30.0 So. l LB l 6-0 l 210 lbs. (Ivyland, Pa. / William Tennant) KKevinevin #25 GGarlandarland Young linebacker, who benefi tted from a red-shirt season in 2007 and Sr. l DB l 5-7 l 175 lbs. worked his way up the depth chart at linebacker … also a regular on the special teams units for kick coverage … adds much-needed depth to the (Hatboro, Pa. / Hatboro-Horsham) defense … versatile player with a great deal of potential … gets down fi eld in a hurry on coverage … always around the ball on kickoffs and punt coverages ... should battle for a top-two spot on the depth chart at An all-league return specialist two seasons ago, who handled all of West inside linebacker … developing nicely into a solid tackler on defense … Chester’s kickoff returns and punt returns … has made the switch from possesses good speed and instincts for a linebacker … could develop into running back to cornerback on defense after taking a one-year hiatus from a signifi cant contributor defensively … letterwinner. the club … could see bulk of his time returning kicks and punts … a junior college transfer into the program in 2007 … turned into one of 2008: Appeared in all 13 games for the Golden Rams … was a regular on the conference’s top specialists in a very short time … had a kickoff re- the special teams units … covered kickoffs and punt returns for WCU … turn for a touchdown called back against St. Joseph’s (Ind.) … explosive posted four solo tackles and four assisted tackles on the year. runner with knack of blowing through the hole and getting up fi eld … shifty runner with tremendous shake to him … good vision and instincts 2007: Red-shirted. … coaching staff is interested to see how well he performs after an im- pressive spring season at defensive back … staff is hoping that he picks

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Career Stats (Chris Gaunt): Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks EEricric #78 2008 13 4 4 8 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 HHawthorneawthorne Totals 13 4 4 8 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 So. l OT l 6-3 l 280 lbs. MMattatt #65 (Newtown, Pa. / Council Rock South)

GGounarisounaris Excellent offensive lineman, who saw considerable game experience last Sr. l OT, TE l 6-4 l 240 lbs. fall … one of the top candidates to fi ght it out for a starting spot at one of (Morrisville, Pa. / Pennsbury) the tackle positions … part of an offensive line that allowed just 12 sacks last season … Golden Rams ranked ninth in Division II and second in the PSAC in fewest sacks allowed … has really impressed the coaching staff … excellent run-blocking skills … still developing into a pass blocker … Blocking tight end, who enters the game in the jumbo sets or on short- could see signifi cant playing time in 2008 and even a starting nod from yardage situations … also expected to play offensive tackle for the Golden the coaching staff … one of the bright, young offensive linemen that are Rams … can play either position equally well … excellent run-blocker being asked to grow up in a hurry after graduation depleted that unit a year … big, strong lineman with a tremendous push off the ball … versatile ago … development will determine playing time for him and the rest of athlete, who may be an option to catch a pass out of the jumbo formation his classmates, who are all trying to battle for one of the four spots open … will focus on his blocking ability for the most part … that is where he on the line. excels … has made tremendous strides in his two years in the program … coaching staff is expecting his development and improvement to continue Career Stats: Red-shirted in 2007 … Appeared in six games in 2008 … … member of AD academic honor roll … letterwinner. listed second on the depth chart at right tackle behind Chris Faix … saw action in four straight contests beginning with Delaware tilt … also saw 2008: Appeared in 10 games for the Golden Rams … started the season action in NCAA fi rst round contest against Southern Connecticut State. as both a reserve offensive tackle on the depth chart as well as a reserve tight end … moved primarily to tight end as the season progressed due to injuries … offensive line remained a strength, enabling Gounaris to make the switch full time to tight end. BBradrad #58

2007: Appeared in one game … saw action in regular-season fi nale at HHerrerr Cheyney … did not fi gure statistically in the contest … made his colle- So. l LB l 6-1 l 220 lbs. giate debut against the cross-town rival Wolves. (Lancaster, Pa. / Conestoga Valley)

2006: Red-shirted. Career Stats: Receiving Experienced inside linebacker, who will serve in a reserve role once again GP No. Yards TD Avg. among some very talented linebackers … excellent skills defensively … 2007 1 0 0 0 0.0 can read a play, fi ll the hole or chase down a running back and string a 2008 10 0 0 0 0.0 play out to the sidelines … good instincts for a linebacker … excellent Totals 11 0 0 0 0.0 run-stopper … has developed tremendously during his short time in the purple & gold … one of the Golden Rams’ mainstays on special teams … saw the bulk of his time during 2008 on kick returns and kick coverage … TTimim #79 will most likely be back on the special teams once again in 2009. 2008: Appeared in all 13 games for the Golden Rams ... registered 10 GGramlichramlich tackles on the year, including one sack … posted six solo stops and four R-Fr. l OT l 6-2 l 275 lbs. assisted stops … recorded a season-best two unassisted tackles in two (Philadelphia, Pa. / Chestnut Hill separate games (Delaware, Southern Connecticut State) … posted a sea- Academy) son-high three total tackles against Millersville with one solo and two assisted stops … registered a solo tackle against Cheyney as well. Big, strong offensive lineman with great potential for the future … listed second on the depth chart all season a year ago … never appeared in a 2007: Red-shirted. game, enabling the freshman to use his red-shirt season … could have stepped in and played as a freshman … development and success of the Career Stats: Defense offensive line last year allowed him to use the season to mature and grow GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks into a college football offensive lineman … should benefi t greatly from 2008 13 6 4 10 1-2 1-2 0 0 0 0 0 that opportunity … should contend for a starting role in 2008 … one of Totals 13 6 4 10 1-2 1-2 0 0 0 0 0 the team’s most talented linemen up front … possesses equal ability to pass protect as well as run block … uses his hands and his leverage well in the blocking game.

Career Stats: Red-shirted in 2008. 2009 Media Guide 2277 2009 Golden Rams

2007: Appeared in nine games … registered four tackles … posted two CChrishris #14 solo tackles and two assisted efforts … made his collegiate debut at Dela- ware … picked up an assisted tackle against the Blue Hens … both solo HHillill tackles on the season came one week later in home opener opposite Clar- ion … picked up an assisted tackle in NCAA II playoff contest against So. l PK, P l 5-11 l 185 lbs. Indiana (Pa.). (Elkton, Md. / Elkton) 2006: Red-shirted. Career Stats: Defense Second-year place-kicker and punter in the West Chester football program … transferred from University of Maine … enters fall camp as the top GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks place-kicker and punter … his consistency and accuracy will determine 2007 9 2 2 4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 whether or not he keeps that No. 1 position on the depth chart … possesses 2008 13 28 9 37 3.5-5 3.5-5 0 0 0 0 0 a strong leg and has shown ability to be pretty accurate in practice … tal- Totals 24 30 11 41 3.5-5 3.5-5 0 0 0 0 0 ented kicker with the skill to excel at this level … will be asked to fi ll the void left by the graduation of all-league kicker and punter Alex Walsh. MMikeike 2008: Appeared in three games … punted three times … missed his only #99 extra-point attempt … did not attempt a fi eld goal all season … kicked off HHollandolland twice … averaged 69.5 yards on his two kickoffs with one touchback … averaged 37 yards per punt with a long of 44 yards. Sr. l LB l 6-0 l 220 lbs. (Margate N.J. / Holy Spirit) 2007: Red-shirted at University of Maine.

Career Stats: Place-Kicking A transfer linebacker from Villanova University, who has one year of GP XPM-XPA FG-FGA Pct. LG Points eligibility remaining … will be slotted in as a starting outside linebacker 2008 3 0-1 0-0-0 .000 0 0 for the Golden Rams this fall … experienced linebacker with ability to Totals 3 0-1 0-0-0 .000 0 0 add to the pass rush … has quickly risen to the top of the depth chart … will strengthen an already very talented group of linebackers … will be Career Stats: Punting counted upon to contribute signifi cantly on defense in 2009. GP No. Yards Avg. Long TB FC I20 Blkd 2008 3 3 111 37.0 44 1 0 0 0 2008: Appeared in two games … made seven tackles … posted fi ve solo Totals 3 3 111 37.0 44 1 0 0 0 stops and two assisted stops … registered one sack for a loss of eight yards. MMortyorty #44 2007: Red-shirted due to an injury in week two at Lehigh. HHoeyoey 2006: Appeared in eight games … made 34 tackles … recorded 20 un- assisted tackles and 14 assisted stops … posted fi ve tackles for a loss Jr. l LB l 6-1 l 245 lbs. … registered two sacks … also recorded a pass break-up … registered a (Collingdale, Pa. / Academy Park) team-high eight solo tackles, two quarterback sacks and two tackles for loss at Central Florida … had two tackles against Lehigh … credited with fi ve tackles against Massachusetts … made one assisted stop at Penn … Talented linebacker, who has impressed the coaching staff and risen on the recorded six tackles, one tackle for loss and a pass break-up at Hofstra … depth chart at one of the inside ‘backer positions ... will spell starter Mike made seven tackles and a tackle for a loss at Maine … tallied fi ve tackles Dell on the inside ... good instincts and anticipation ... plays with a mean versus Towson. streak ... could fi nd his way on the fi eld with special teams unit as well ... should be a signifi cant contributor this fall ... part of a very talented line- 2005: Appeared in nine games … saw the majority of his playing time backing corps ... adds depth to the unit ... gained valuable game experi- on special teams where he tallied eight tackles … had one solo tackle at ence over the past two years … earned his way onto the fi eld in the Golden Richmond … registered three assisted stops versus Rhode Island … made Rams’ three playoff contests over the past two seasons … rose all the way one solo tackle versus Rhode Island … credited with one solo tackle at to No. 2 at inside linebacker on the depth chart a year ago … relentless Towson. work ethic … coming off an exceptional spring … PSAC academic honor roll … member of AD academic honor roll … letterwinner. Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2008: Appeared in all 13 games … registered a career-high 37 tackles … 2005 9 3 5 8 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 made 28 solo stops … recorded nine assisted tackles … posted 3.5 sacks 2006 8 20 14 34 5-18 2-9 0 1 0 0 0 for a total of fi ve yards … returned a punt four yards as well … registered 2007 Did Not Play a career-best fi ve solo stops in NCAA fi rst round win over Southern Con- necticut State … posted career-high six stops in win over LockHaven … 2008 2 5 2 7 1-8 1-8 0 0 0 0 0 registered fi ve tackles against California (Pa.) in the PSAC Championship Totals 19 28 21 49 6-26 3-17 0 1 0 0 0 Game and four at Delaware … had 10 solo stops in West Chester’s fi rst three games of the season.

2288 2009 Media Guide 2009 Golden Rams JJasonason #67 JJaredared #6 HHuntunt JJorgensenorgensen Jr. l NG l 6-3 l 280 lbs. So. l QB l 6-2 l 185 lbs. (York, Pa. / Central York) (Eldersburg, Md. / McDonough)

Impressive interior defensive lineman, who earned more and more play- Promising young quarterback, who held down the No. 2 spot on the depth ing time a year ago as the season progressed ... should work his way into chart a year ago … will once again be the main backup to starter Joe the lineup on a regular basis again in 2009 ... could fi ght Scott Schiavo Wright … strong-armed QB … left-handed slinger, who showed a lot of for the starting role ... big, physical nose guard with a knack for disrupt- potential during the spring season and in the spring game … ready to play ing plays and closing holes ... relentless in his pursuit of the ball carrier a more signifi cant role this fall … has developed into a solid No. 2 behind ... letterwinner. all-league selection Wright … mobile QB, who is not afraid to tuck the ball under and run … red-shirt season was a good move for the young QB 2008: Appeared in 12 games ... registered 15 tackles … posted 10 solo as he learns the Wing-T offense … adds another dimension to the Golden stops and fi ve assisted stops … recorded two tackles for a loss and 1.5 Rams’ offense with his ability to run … coaching staff is excited about sacks on the year … also forced a fumble against Cal in the PSAC Cham- his future. pionship game that was returned 75 yards for a TD by teammate Andrew Sheehan … registered one of his tackles for a loss against C.W. Post 2008: Appeared in six games … completed 11 of 23 passes without throw- … picked up half a tackle for a loss against both East Stroudsburg and ing an interception … threw for 213 yards and two touchdowns … com- Bloomsburg … picked up half a sack against East Stroudsburg and one pleted 47.8 percent of his passes … registered a pass effi ciency rating full sack against C.W. Post. of 154.31 … completed 4 of 8 passes for 77 yards and two touchdowns against Delaware … also went 4 of 8 for a career-best 82 yards against Career Stats: Defense Cheyney … was 2-for-3 for 34 yards against Millersville … went 1-for-2 GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks against Kutztown for 20 yards … misfi red on both attempts against Lock 2008 12 10 5 15 2-14 1.5-12 0 0 1 0 0 Haven … carried the ball three times for 19 yards … was never sacked Totals 12 10 5 15 2-14 1.5-12 0 0 1 0 0 and was never dropped for a loss … averaged 6.3 yards per carry. VVicic #8 2007: Red-shirted. Career Stats: Passing Rushing IIturbidesturbides GP C-A-I Yds TD Pct. Eff. Att. Yds. TD Avg. So. l LB l 6-1 l 200 lbs. 2008 2 5-7-0 50 0 71.4 131.4 2 -13 0 -6.5 (Yardley, Pa. / Pennsbury) Totals 2 5-7-0 50 0 71.4 131.4 2 -13 0 -6.5

Talented football player coming off a red-shirt season … played defense JJimim #29 his fi rst season in college … patrolled the defensive secondary for the Golden Rams … will make the switch to linebacker this fall … red-shirted KKellyelly to learn his new position … ready to contribute everyday … may be a spe- R-Fr. l WR l 6-1 l 205 lbs. cial teams player as well … athletic individual … versatility is a plus … (Norristown, Pa. / Lansdale Catholic) coaching staff is excited to see what he can do in 2009 … letterwinner.

2008: Red-shirted. Excellent young wide receiver, who has impressed the coaching staff with 2007: Appeared in 11 games … registered six tackles … assisted on three his development since last season ... possesses one of the best set of hands stops and recorded three other solo efforts … recovered two fumbles … on the team ... red-shirted a year ago to help with his transition to the col- tied for the team lead in fumble recoveries … tied for fi fth in the PSAC in lege game ... part of a very talented core of wide receivers ... will battle fumble recoveries … picked up one fumble on a kickoff against Shippens- for playing time in West Chester’s wide open offense ... could contribute burg right after West Chester had scored a TD … that recovery led to an- more signifi cantly as the season progresses. other touchdown that helped the Rams build an insurmountable advantage before halftime … also recovered a fumble against Kutztown … posted a 2008: Red-shirted. season-high two tackles against East Stroudsburg … also picked up a solo stop at Cheyney … registered two assisted tackles against Bloomsburg on homecoming … recorded an assisted tackle against California (Pa.). Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2007 11 3 3 6 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2008 Did Not Play Totals 11 3 3 6 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0

2009 Media Guide 2299 2009 Golden Rams RRonnieonnie #30 BBrianrian #72 KKoonsoons MMargatichargatich Jr. l LB l 6-3 l 210 lbs. R-Fr. l OL l 6-1 l 280 lbs. (Egg Harbor, N.J. / Egg Harbor Twp.) (Glenolden, Pa. / Interboro)

Part of West Chester’s impressive linebacking unit ... has the talent to Another one of those very big and very talented offensive linemen from be a starter on many other teams in the conference ... entering his junior last year’s recruiting class that red-shirted in 2008 ... shows tremendous year with much to prove ... has been a steady infl uence on special teams growth and potential in just a short time … will challenge classmate Mike throughout his career ... cracking onto the depth chart in 2009 ... excellent Martin for the reserve role at center this fall … shows all the signs of size and good laterall speed ... relentless in his pursuit of the ball carrier developing into one of the top linemen on the squad … possesses a very ... can string out a play or run down a play from behind ... two-year let- bright future … still learning the offense … can play any of the positions terwinner. up front … needs to become more consistent … needs game experience at the college level to fully adjust. 2008: Appeared in 12 games ... registered 29 tackles, 21 of which were solo stops ... posted three tackles for a loss ... recorded two sacks ... intere- Career Stats: Red-shirted in 2008 ... did not appear in a contest. cepted a pass and returned it six yards ... also forced a fumble against C.W. Post ... intercepted his pass against East Stroudsburg ... posted season-best fi ve tackles on homecoming against Shippensburg ... recorded four stops MMikeike #77 the next weekend against Cheyney ... registered a tackle in every game in which he appeared except the Millersville contest ... made four solo MMartinartin tackles against Bloomsburg in NCAA second-round contest. R-Fr. l OL l 6-2 l 275 lbs. (Downingtown, Pa. / Bishop Shanahan) 2007: Appeared in three games ... did not fi gure statistically in those con- tests ... made college debut at home against East Stroudsburg ... also par- ticipated against St. Joseph’s (Ind.) and in the NCAA fi rst-round game against Indiana (Pa.). Big and talented offensive lineman ... red-shirted a year ago to prepare for the college game … slated in at No. 2 on the depth chart at center behind Career Stats: Defense Kyle O’Neill … will fi ght fellow red-shirt Brian Margatich for the reserve GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks role at center in spring camp … part of a very deep offensive line unit … 2007 3 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 could easily see some playing time up front if he continues to improve 2008 12 21 8 29 3-10 2-9 1 0 1 0 0 upon his game … bright future lies ahead … needs to develop some more Totals 15 21 8 29 3-10 2-9 1 0 1 0 0 consistency in pass blocking … still learning the whole offense as well … sky is the limit. MMikeike #23 Career Stats: Red-shirted in 2008 ... did not appear in a contest. LLonerganonergan SSeanean #59 R-Fr. l DB l 6-2 l 190 lbs. (Abington, Pa. / Chestnut Hill- MMayerayer Academy) So. l OG l 6-3 l 270 lbs. (Norristown, Pa. / Norristown) Talented defensive back, who red-shirted a year ago ... hard-hitting, physi- cal safety … athletic defensive back, who has had to prove to the coaching staff that he can stand up to the physical play at the strong safety position Saw considerable playing time his fi rst year with the Golden Rams … … coaching staff likes what they see so far in practice … listed second on very talented offensive lineman … aggressive blocker … good at tying the depth chart at strong safety … will challenge for playing time in nickel up his man and opening holes for running backs … saw all of his action and dime formations … improves upon his skills every day. in a reserve role a year ago … shot up the depth chart quickly in 2008 … should settle in at the No. 2 spot at one of the guard positions this fall 2008: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. … possesses a bright future for the Golden Rams … contributes daily in practice … adds depth to the blocking unit up front.

Career Stats: Appeared in 10 games … did not make a start … made seven straight appearances during one stretch … saw action in PSAC Championship game against Cal … also appeared against Southern Con- necticut State in NCAA II fi rst round contest.

3300 2009 Media Guide 2009 Golden Rams BBrianrian #40 SSteveteve #9 MMcDermottcDermott MMilleriller So. l FB l 5-10 l 210 lbs. Sr. l WR l 6-3 l 200 lbs. (Bryn Mawr, Pa. / Harriton) (Fairless Hills, Pa. / Pennsbury)

Experienced fullback returning to the fold this fall … younger brother of Extremely talented wide receiver, who has played in the shadow of Mike former fullback Patrick McDermott … good size … originally entered Washington his fi rst three years … will fi nally be the featured wide re- West Chester as a linebacker, but quickly made the switch to the backfi eld ceiver in the passing game this fall … second team All-PSAC East a year and played behind his older brother … took to the change early on … ago … all-league and all-region candidate again this year … should help knows his role as a ball-carrier … runs in-between the tackles exception- the Golden Rams transition to life without Washington … just as talented ally well … as his former teammate … shifty and fast with the ability to take it to “the house” whenever he touches the ball … excellent speed and separation 2008: Appeared in all 13 games … gained 81 yards on 11 carries … aver- ability … big-play capabilities … can score from anywhere on the fi eld ... aged 7.4 yards per carry and scored one touchdown … turned in a career possesses tremendous hands … has come into his own as a football player day against Cheyney … carried the ball seven times for 60 yards and a … one of the best wide receivers in the conference … a dangerous threat touchdown … all three numbers were career bests … ran three times for whenever he has the ball … three-year letterwinner. 16 yards against Millersville … toted the ball once for fi ve yards against Lock Haven. 2008: Appeared in 12 games … named second team All-PSAC East … ranked second on the team in receptions with 39 and receiving yards with 2007: Red-shirted. a career-high 685 … averaged 17.6 yards per catch and 57.1 yards receiv- ing per game … hauled in three touchdown strikes … caught fi ve passes Career Stats: Rushing Receiving for a season-high 94 yards against Cal in season opener … followed up GP Att. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Avg. with 81 yards receiving against Lock Haven … registered 88 yards re- 2008 13 11 81 1 7.4 0 0 0 0.0 ceiving against Millersville and 89 receiving yards against Kutztown in Totals 13 11 81 1 7.4 0 0 0 0.0 back-to-back weeks … posted 71 reception yards against East Strouds- burg … grabbed four balls for 88 yards in PSAC Championship Game against Cal … fi nished with a combined nine receptions for 182 yards in MMattatt two games against the nationally ranked Vulcans … carried the ball once #35 for two yards at Delaware … attempted two passes on the year … both MMcLaughlincLaughlin fell incomplete. R-Fr. l FB l 6-2 l 215 lbs. 2007: Appeared in all 12 games with seven starts … ranked second on (Downingtown, Pa. / the team in receptions with a career-high 48 and receiving yards with 682 Downingtown West) … averaged 14.2 yards per catch and 56.8 yards receiving per game … registered a career-high eight receptions for 139 yards against St. Joseph’s (Ind.) … recorded his fi rst career TD reception in home opener against Athletic fullback in the backfi eld … slated as the starting fullback in 2009 Clarion … turned that into his fi rst career multiple TD game with another … will battle upperclassman Brian McDermott for playing time at that score against the Golden Eagles … fi ve of his seven TD catches went for position … good size for a fullback … can also catch the ball out of the more than 20 yards … career-high 48-yard reception was a touchdown backfi eld … will be used as another blocker both in the run game and the catch against SJC … posted his second multiple-TD game of the season passing game … not expected to be carrying the ball much … can still against SJC … also hauled in a 45-yard scoring strike in playoff loss to pick up a yard or two in short yardage situations … still learning the of- Indiana (Pa.) … fi nished with four receptions for 99 yards in that playoff fense and adjusting to the college game … shows tremendous promise and game … recorded one 100-yard receiving effort … registered a TD recep- growth at his position … strong and physical fullback. tion in three of West Chester’s fi nal fi ve games … caught seven passes for 53 yards at Delaware. 2008: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. 2006: Appeared in 10 games with one start … sixth on the squad in re- ceiving with six catches for 121 yards … averaged 20.2 yards per catch … registered two receptions for 56 yards against Mansfi eld … caught a 22-yard strike against Bloomsburg in the NCAAs …hauled in a 31-yard pass against Mansfi eld.

Career Stats: Receiving GP No. Yards TD Avg. 2006 10 6 121 0 20.2 2007 12 48 682 7 56.8 2008 12 39 685 3 57.1 Totals 34 93 1,488 10 43.8

2009 Media Guide 3311 2009 Golden Rams JJayay #7 KKyleyle #62 NNelsonelson OO’Neill’Neill Jr. l DB l 6-2 l 190 lbs. So. l C l 6-1 l 290 lbs. (Phoenixville, Pa. / Phoenexville) (Aston, Pa. / Sun Valley)

Returning starter at one of the cornerback positions this fall … earned a Very talented offensive lineman, who will slide over from his guard posi- starting role on the defense for the fi rst time last season after spending tion of a year ago to handle center duties … year as a red-shirt has really much of his fi rst few years on special teams … excellent speed … expect- helped his development … coaching staff expects big things out of him ed to be one of the leaders in the defensive secondary this fall … coaching this season … appeared in 12 games and made 11 starts … part of an of- staff is expecting big things out of him on the perimeter … one of the fensive line that allowed just 12 sacks last season … Golden Rams ranked experienced defensive backs on the roster … tireless motor … tremendous ninth in Division II and second in the PSAC in fewest sacks allowed … work ethic … never gives up on a play … leads by example on the fi eld … brings much-needed game experience into 2009 after being a starter for ready to tackle responsibilities associated with playing every day … needs much of last season … brother of Kevin O’Neill, former offensive line- to be that stabilizing force among a unit that was one of the team’s weak- men for the Golden Rams … possesses many of the same traits as his nesses a year ago … good one-on-one marking skills will help the rest of all-league sibling … coaching staff is really excited about his future … the defense … can be left alone on the perimeter and take his man out of excellent run-blocker … should be a mainstay along West Chester’s of- the play … also is an experienced special teamer, who could be placed on fensive front for the next three years ... letterwinner. that unit to help out … transferred from Clemson where he was a member of the Tigers’ men’s track & fi eld team ... two-year letterwinner. Career Stats: Appeared in 12 games and started 11 in 2008 … played offensive guard his freshman season ... red-shirted in 2007. 2008: Appeared in 13 games and made 12 starts … placed sixth on the team in tackles with 57 … posted 44 solo stops and 13 assisted efforts … registered one tackle for a loss of three yards … had one interception RRyanyan #87 and forced a fumble … credited with breaking up three other passes … picked off a pass against Bloomsburg in regular-season meeting … forced PPaulsonaulson a fumble against Southern Connecticut State in fi rst round of NCAA II Sr. l TE l 6-4 l 230 lbs. Playoffs … registered his lone tackle for a loss against Millersville. (Phoenixville, Pa. / Phoenixville) 2007: Appeared in eight games … registered one solo tackle … did not fi gure statistically in his other appearances … made West Chester debut at Delaware … appeared in next seven straight contests as well … missed Three-year starter at tight end for the Golden Rams … has developed into fi nal two regular-season games and NCAA playoff game … recorded his one of the best tight ends in the PSAC as well as Super Region 1 … named tackle opposite Shippensburg. fi rst team All-PSAC East a year ago … also named fi rst team All-Super Region 1 and fi rst team All-ECAC … also named to fi rst team All Super Career Stats: Defense Region 1 by Don Hanson’s Football Gazette … led all PSAC tight ends GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks in receptions and yards receiving last season … will be an all-league and 2007 8 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 all-region candidate again this fall … possesses great hands, good speed 2008 12 44 13 57 1-3 0-0 1 3 1 0 0 and terrifi c size ... has greatly improved his blocking ability … excellent Totals 20 45 13 58 1-3 0-0 1 3 1 0 0 route runner … pays attention to detail … one of the main options in the passing game that puts pressure on opposing defenses … still used primarily in the passing game where he can utilize his strengths … has JJohnohn developed into a very valuable weapon for West Chester University … #18 offensive skills have improved exponentially over fi rst three seasons … OO’Donnell’Donnell three-year letterwinner. R-Fr. l DB l 5-10 l 190 lbs. 2008: Appeared in 12 games and made 11 starts … fi nished third on the (Exton, Pa. / Henderson) team with career highs in receptions (37) and reception yards (583) … second on the squad in touchdowns with a career-best eight TD grabs … averaged 15.8 yards per catch and 48.6 yards receiving per game … regis- Very gifted defensive back ... transferred into the program from Penn State tered a career-high 118 yards receiving and two touchdown catches in win … possesses all of the “it” qualities for a safety … listed as the No. 2 free over Kutztown … caught a season-high six passes for 93 yards and a TD safety in the preseason … will push sophomore Matt Colyar for playing in PSAC Championship game … caught six passes for 81 yards and two time … could easily fi nd himself starting by the beginning of the season scores in season opener at Cal … posted a combined 12 catches for 174 … hard-hitting safety with excellent instincts for the ball … good at jar- yards and three TDs against nationally ranked Cal … hauled in a 44-yard ring the ball loose of a wide receiver making a catch over the middle … touchdown strike against Shippensburg … caught a pass in every game in brings an intimidating presence to the secondary … coaching staff is very which he played except the NCAA second round tilt at Bloomsburg. excited about his future for the Golden Rams … could be the next big name to come out of the defensive backfi eld at West Chester. 2007: Appeared in and started all 12 games … registered 26 catches for 354 yards and four touchdowns … placed third on the team in catches, 2008: Red-shirted at Penn State. receiving yards and touchdown catches … averaged 13.6 yards per recep- 3322 2009 Media Guide 2009 Golden Rams tion and 29.5 yards receiving per game … posted two 90-yard receiving games … hauled in four catches for 90 yards and a TD against Clarion EEricric #74 … also caught three passes for 91 yards and two scores at Millersville … scampered 80 yards for a touchdown in Millersville contest … also PPrattratt snared a 55-yard scoring strike against Clarion … two-score performance against the Marauders was the fi rst multiple-TD effort of his career … R-Fr. l OT l 6-5 l 285 lbs. grabbed a season-high four passes in three separate games (Edinboro, (Falls, Pa. / Tunkhannock) Clarion, Cal).

2006: Appeared in 12 games … registered three catches for 57 yards … One of the biggest offensive linemen in the stable up front ... part of that averaged 19.0 yards per reception … hauled in a 38-yard aerial against recruiting class a year ago that focused on the offensive line … red-shirted Bloomsburg at NCAAs … caught a 12-yard pass against the Huskies in in 2008 to bulk up and get adjusted to the college game … slated as the regular-season meeting … caught a 7-yard strike against Bryant … two of No. 2 left tackle behind All-America candidate Brian Staerk … coaching his three catches came during the playoffs. staff expects him to get on the fi eld and contribute this fall … bright future … just lacks game experience … sky is the limit for this big offensive 2005: Red-shirted. lineman … will push for playing time somewhere along the front wall.

Career Stats: Receiving Career Stats: Red-shirted in 2008. GP No. Yards TD Avg. 2006 12 3 57 0 19.0 2007 12 26 354 4 13.6 2008 12 37 583 8 15.8 CCoreyorey #37 Totals 36 66 994 12 15.1 RRhoodhood Sr. l DB l 6-0 l 185 lbs. GGerryerry (Downingtown, Pa. / #73 Downingtown West) PPenroseenrose So. l OL l 6-0 l 270 lbs. Returning strong safety … has two years of playing experience to draw upon … one of the leaders in the secondary for the Golden Rams … will (Springfi eld, Pa. / Cardinal O’Hara) be called upon to provide stability and consistency back there in 2009 ... adds experience and depth to the group, which should be a tremendous help … possesses much of the same attributes as former teammate Mike Another talented offensive lineman, who was part of an excellent recruit- Mignogno … a solid player, who is aggressive in the secondary … three- ing class up front two seasons ago … returns to the starting unit at guard time PSAC scholar-athlete … member of AD’s academic honor roll each again this season … part of an offensive line that allowed just 12 sacks of the past two seasons … three-year letterwinner. last season … Golden Rams ranked ninth in Division II and second in the PSAC in fewest sacks allowed … gained valuable game experience 2008: Appeared in 12 games … registered a career-high 30 tackles … last fall as a starter … helped West Chester author one of the top passing posted 23 solo stops and seven assisted efforts … recorded a career-high games in the conference … year as a red-shirt has really helped his devel- seven tackles at Delaware … followed up that performance with four opment … excellent run-blocker, who has developed into a well-rounded tackles against Millersville … had four tackles against Cheyney … posted offensive lineman … explodes off the ball well … gets control of his man career-best six solo tackles at Delaware. quickly … rarely gives up a sack … coaching staff is really excited about his future … excellent run-blocker … still working on his pass blocking 2007: Appeared in all 12 games … posted a career-high 15 tackles, in- skills … should be a mainstay along West Chester’s offensive front for the cluding nine solo stops and six assisted hits … recorded his fi rst career next four years. tackle for a loss that resulted in a 30-yard loss against Shippensburg … credited with a pass breakup against Cheyney … three times posted a Career Stats: Appeared in and started all 13 games in 2008 … red-shirted season-best three tackles in a contest … registered a career-best three solo in 2007. stops against Clarion … also posted three assisted tackles against Dela- ware … recorded two solo tackles against St. Joseph’s (Ind.) and assisted on another … recorded a tackle in seven of his 12 appearances.

2006: Appeared in 12 games … posted a career-high 28 tackles … re- corded his fi rst career interception opposite Shippensburg … registered four tackles, two solo efforts and two assisted stops … solo tackles came opposite Clarion and Slippery Rock. Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2006 12 2 2 4 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 2007 12 9 6 15 1.0-3.0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 2008 12 23 7 30 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 36 34 15 49 1.0-3.0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0

2009 Media Guide 3333 2009 Golden Rams SScottcott #76 AAndrewndrew #50 SSchiavochiavo SSheehanheehan Jr. l NG l 6-0 l 275 lbs. So. l LB l 6-0 l 220 lbs. (Levittown, Pa. / Neshaminy) (Landsdale, Pa. / North Penn)

Hard-working defensive lineman, who worked his way into the lineup as Excellent linebacker, who is penciled in as the reserve behind T.J. Cascio a reserve on plenty of occasions ... big, physical presence in the interior ... could start on any other PSAC team … exceptionally quick … fl ies to of the front line ... will have his opportunity to start at nose guard with the the ball … relentless when pursuing the ball carrier … showed signs of move of James Thorpe outside to end … gained valuable game experi- what he is capable when he got his one opportunity to start in the PSAC ence a year ago with quite a bit of playing time off the bench ... teams Championship Game against Cal … very talented … boasts a lot of po- with Jason Hunt to form a very talented tandem at the nose guard position tential … challenges the incumbents at linebacker every day in practice ... can tie up defenders, but still manage to break free and make a play ... … one of West Chester’s next great linebackers in a long list of talented excellent run stopper ... uses his leverage well ... can work the angles to performers at that position … blocked an extra point attempt late in the his advantage on the pass rush ... extremely talented and highly recruited fourth quarter of the spring game that led to a tie outcome … outstanding out of high school ... will play an important role on the team … two-year special teams performer. letterwinner. 2008: Appeared in 11 games ... made one start in PSAC Championship 2008: Appeared in 13 games and drew three starts … registered seven Game opposite Cal … posted 10 tackles, including seven solo stops and tackles on the season … recorded four solo stops and three assisted stops three assisted stops … returned a fumble 75 yards for a touchdown against … intercepted a pass against Southern Connecticut State University and Cal in the PSAC title game … posted one tackle for a loss on the year returned it 22 yards for a touchdown in the fi rst round of the NCAA II … registered a season-high four tackles against Cal in the championship Playoffs … posted two tackles against Cheyney … had solo stops against game … a season-high three solo stops at Cal as well … recorded three Kutztown, Cal in the PSAC Championship game and Bloomsburg in the tackles at home against Lock Haven … his one tackle for a loss came NCAA II Playoffs … registered an assisted tackle against Lock Haven and against Cal as well. East Stroudsburg. Career Stats: Defense 2007: Appeared in seven games … registered 11 tackles … posted three GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks unassisted tackles and eight assisted stops … credited with half a tackle 2008 11 7 3 10 1-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 for a loss resulting in -1 yard … made collegiate debut opposite Edinboro Totals 11 7 3 10 1-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 on opening weekend … recorded one solo tackle and one assisted stop … registered a season-high four tackles against Millersville … recorded a tackle in each game in which he participated … credited with half a tackle for a loss in season opener opposite Edinboro. BBrianrian #69 2006: Red-shirted. SStaerktaerk Career Stats: Defense Sr. l OT l 6-4 l 295 lbs. GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks (Abington, Pa. / Abington) 2007 7 3 8 11 0.5-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2008 13 4 3 7 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 20 7 11 18 0.5-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 One of the conference’s top returning offensive linemen … preseason honorable mention All-America by Collegiate Draft Services … suffered a knee injury in preseason camp that will make him miss the entire 2009 KKrisris #27 season ... fi rst team All-PSAC East in 2008 … also named to fi rst team All Super Region 1 by Don Hanson’s Football Gazette ... left tackle on West SScottcott Chester’s offensive line responsible for the quarterback’s back side ... part of an offensive line that allowed just 12 sacks last season … Golden Rams Fr. l DB l 6-1 l 190 lbs. ranked ninth in Division II and second in the PSAC in fewest sacks al- (Harrisburg, Pa.) lowed … can play any position along the offensive front … excellent run- blocker … a strong athlete, who has improved tremendously in his short time at West Chester ... three-year letterwinner. Young defensive back, who transferred into the program from Steven’s Tech … very talented … expected to make an impact right away for the Career Stats: Appeared in and started all 13 games in 2008 … appeared Golden Rams in the secondary … will challenge for a starting role most in 11 contests in 2007 … appeared in eight games in 2006 … appeared in likely … coaching staff is very excited about his future … adds depth and all fi ve NCAA playoff tilts during past three years … big left tackle that a little stability to a unit that was questionable a year ago … excellent protects the quarterback’s blind side on the offensive line … appeared in marking skills … reads a play well and gets a good break on the ball … every game in 2007 except at Delaware … saw signifi cant playing time at center behind Kennis Jones … also made an appearance in fi rst fi ve games 2008: Attended Steven’s Tech. of his collegiate career.

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2007: Appeared in and started all 12 games … registered 28 tackles, plac- RRodneyodney #80 ing 13th on the squad in that category … registered 10 solo tackles and 18 assisted stops … also credited with 1.5 tackles for a loss and one sack … SSykesykes registered his lone sack of the season in NCAA II playoff game against Indiana (Pa.) … his 1.5 tackles for a loss both came in fi nal two contests Sr. l WR l 6-0 l 180 lbs. of the year … recovered two fumbles on the season … tied for the team (Philadelphia, Pa. / Central) lead in that category … returned one fumble two yards against Edinboro in season opener … jumped on a loose ball at Millersville as well … reg- istered a stop in all but two contests … posted a career-high seven stops Wide receiver in a very deep stable of pass-catchers ... improved during in NCAA II playoff contest … also posted a career-best four solo tackles the spring … possesses great speed and good hands … should get more against the Hawks … recorded 16 tackles over his fi nal four games. playing time in 2009 ... has also appeared on special teams during each of the past three seasons … looking to get in on four- and fi ve-wide sets this 2006: Appeared in 12 games as a red-shirt freshman … registered 36 fall … gained valuable playing experience over past three years … has tackles, placing 12th on the squad in that category … registered 20 solo improved his routes and knowledge of the offense greatly … will be more stops and 16 unassisted tackles … also credited with four tackles for a utilized this season … three-year letterwinner. loss, including two sacks (Edinboro, Cheyney) … recorded 13 of his 36 tackles in the two NCAA playoff games at the end of last season … posted 2008: Appeared in six games … did not fi gure statistically in those six season-high three tackles in two contests (Edinboro, Bryant) … two of his contests. four tackles for a loss came opposite Edinboro.

2007: Appeared in six games … recorded one catch for 24 yards at Dela- 2005: Red-shirted. ware … mostly played on special teams. Career Stats: Defense 2006: Appeared in fi ve games … did not catch a pass … saw bulk of play- GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks ing time on special teams. 2006 12 16 20 36 4.0-14 2.0-10 0 0 0 0 0 Career Stats: Receiving 2007 12 10 18 28 1.5-2 1.0-1 0 0 0 2 0 GP No. Yards TD Avg. 2008 10 14 13 27 1.0-1 0.5-0 1 1 0 1 0 Totals 34 40 51 91 6.5-17 3.5-11 1 1 0 3 0 2006 5 0 0 0 0.0 2007 6 1 24 0 24.0 2008 6 0 0 0 0.0 Totals 17 1 24 0 24.0 TTroyroy #81 WWasserlebenasserleben JJamesames #92 Jr. l DE l 6-5 l 225 lbs. TThorpehorpe (Hatboro, Pa. / Upper Marlboro) Sr. l DE l 5-10 l 285 lbs. (Malvern, Pa. / Great Valley) Returning defensive end, who should see considerable playing time up front once again for the Golden Rams … should see his role increase this season … good size and a wide wingspan gives him the ability to knock Returning starter along the defensive front for the Golden Rams … will down passes and fi ll the passing lanes … adds much needed depth to a be making the move from nose guard to defensive end this fall ... named very talented defensive line unit … uses quickness and agility to his ad- second team All-PSAC East a year ago … one of hardest workers on the vantage off snaps … experienced gained playing in 12 of the 13 contests squad ... strong athlete, who goes hard all of the time ... excellent at ty- a year ago will be a big asset … understands his role … versatility is an ing up offensive lineman as well as coming off the edge to create a pass asset to the Golden Rams … improving every day … PSAC academic rush … excellent at shedding tackles and making plays … plugs holes … honor roll student … member of WCU AD academic honor roll … two- excellent at making his way into the opposing team’s backfi eld … disrupts year letterwinner. plays before they can develop … crucial to the team’s pass rush effi ciency … excellent run-stopper as well … member of AD’s academic honor roll 2008: Appeared in 12 games … registered 16 tackles … made 10 solo list … three-year letterwinner. stops and six assisted efforts … credited with one pass breakup and two QB hurries … recorded one sack on the season … picked up that sack at 2008: Appeared in and started 10 games … missed a stretch of three Delaware … posted a season-high fi ve tackle at Delaware as well … made straight contests due to injury in the middle of the season … recorded 27 four unassisted tackles in that game … registered three tackles in each of tackles on the year … posted 14 solo stops and 13 assisted stops … re- West Chester’s two NCAA II Playoff games … two solo and one assisted corded one tackle for a loss and half a sack … recovered a fumble … inter- stop against Southern Connecticut State … one solo and two assisted tack- cepted a pass against Cal in the season opener and returned in three yards les at Bloomsburg … posted two solo tackles against Millersville … saw … credited with one pass breakup as well … tied for 14th on the team in action in every game except at Kutztown … made one solo tackle and tackles … recovered a fumble against Southern Connecticut State in the assisted on another at Cal in PSAC Championship game. NCAA II Playoffs … posted a season-high six tackles in season opener at Cal … registered fi ve stops against Bloomsburg in regular-season meeting … fi ve solo stops against Cal was a season high … recorded a tackle in every game in which he played except at Delaware. 2009 Media Guide 3355 2009 Golden Rams

2007: Appeared in 10 games … recorded a career-high seven tackles … hard without reservation … will have every opportunity to be the Rams’ notched one tackle for a loss … handled the long snaps on extra-points, featured back in 2009 … adds depth to running back position … different place-kicks and punts … registered his lone tackle for a loss at Millers- style of runner than Hopkins … the duo could easily be platooned this ville … posted two solo stops in that contest against the Marauders … season … possesses great potential … two-year letterwinner. picked up one unassisted and two assisted tackles at Delaware … assisted on a stop at Edinboro … picked up a solo tackle at Cheyney in regular- 2008: Appeared in fi ve games … still managed to place second on the season fi nale. team in rushing with 435 yards and fi ve touchdowns … turned in a career night against Millersville when starting RB Lee Hopkins suffered a sea- 2006: Red-shirted. son-ending ACL injury on the fi rst play from scrimmage … Webb entered and ran for a school single-game record 306 yards on just 17 carries … Career Stats: Defense that marked the second-best day by a running back in Division II during GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks the year … scored four touchdowns that night as well … his four TDs tied 2007 10 4 3 7 1.0-3 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 for the second most in a single game in all of Division II as well … injured 2008 12 10 6 16 1.0-6 1.0-6 0 1 0 0 0 his ankle at Kutztown and missed the remainder of the season … carried Totals 22 14 9 23 2.0-9 1.0-6 0 1 0 0 0 the ball 12 times for 71 yards against Cal in the season opener after Hop- kins went down to injury returning the game’s opening kickoff … carried 12 times for 45 yards and a score against Lock Haven … also caught six SSalal passes for 83 yards and a touchdown on the season … caught four passes #2 for 47 yards and a score against Cal in season opener … racked up 118 VViscountiscount all-purpose yards against the nationally ranked Vulcans in that contest … caught one pass for 25 yards against Lock Haven and one pass for 11 So. l RB l 5-11 l 195 lbs. yards at Delaware. (Newark, Del. / Salesianum) 2007: Appeared in all 12 games as mainly a kick returner … carried the ball six times out of the backfi eld … ran for 28 yards and a 4.7 average … Versatile athlete, who played both ways his freshman year ... started out did not score a touchdown … returned 17 kickoffs for 386 yards … aver- at running back where injuries depleted the depth ... switched to defensive aged 22.7 yards per return … ranked 79th in the country in kickoff return back when injuries hurt the Golden Rams there ... also returned 12 kicks average … racked up 414 all-purpose yards … busted off a 38-yard kick on special teams ... may red-shirt in 2009 to save eligibility ... projected to return opposite Cheyney … also let loose for a 34-yard kick return against be a running back with West Chester ... letterwinner. both Kutztown and East Stroudsburg … his 34-yard return against ESU was on the opening kickoff … Mike Washington caught a 62-yard TD 2008: Appeared in all 13 games ... carried the ball 16 times for 89 yards pass the very next play, putting West Chester on top just 17 seconds into and scored one touchdown ... caught one pass for six yards as well ... the contest … ran four times for a career-best 26 yards in win over Clarion moved to defensive back late in the season ... intercepted a pass ... be- … also had carries against Delaware and Millersville … rolled up 118 lieved to be the only player in Division II last season to rush for a touch- yards on six kickoff returns in NCAA II playoff contest against Indiana down on offense and pick off a pass on defense ... fi nished with two unas- (Pa.) … posted six tackles playing special teams as well. sisted tackles on the year. Career Stats: Rushing Receiving Career Stats: Rushing Receiving GP Att. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Avg. GP Att. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Avg. 2007 12 6 28 0 4.7 0 0 0 0.0 2008 13 16 89 1 5.6 1 6 0 6.0 2008 5 47 435 5 9.3 6 83 1 13.8 Totals 13 16 89 1 5.6 1 6 0 6.0 Totals 17 53 463 5 8.7 6 83 1 13.8

Kick Returns Kick Returns Year No. Yards TD Avg. Long Year No. Yards TD Avg. Long 2008 12 251 0 20.9 59 2007 17 386 0 22.7 38 Totals 12 251 0 20.9 59 2008 6 101 0 16.8 22 Totals 23 487 0 21.2 38 DD’Andre’Andre #28 Punt Returns Year No. Yards TD Avg. Long WWebbebb 2008 6 101 0 16.8 22 Jr. l RB l 5-10 l 205 lbs. Totals 6 101 0 16.8 22 (Levittown, Pa. / Harry S. Truman)

One of the Golden Rams’ top returning tailbacks … will battle Lee Hop- kins for the No. 1 spot on the depth chart at tailback … one of the top spe- cial teams players in the PSAC in 2007 … shifty runner with escapability … hard to bring down … always keeps his legs moving … short stature makes him diffi cult to fi nd behind the offensive linemen … hits the hole

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Opponent (Former School Name) W L T Opponent W L T Albright (Schuylkill Seminary) 8 5 0 Lehigh Univ. 1 3 0 American International College 10 2 0 Lenoir-Rhyne College 2 0 0 Appalachian State Univ. 1 0 0 Lock Haven Univ. 18 6 1 Baldwin-Wallace College 2 0 0 Lycoming College (Dickinson Seminary) 0 1 0 Baltimore University 1 0 0 Mansfi eld Univ. 33 0 0 Beckley Business College 2 0 0 Massachusetts, Univ. of 0 1 0 Bethlehem Prep 1 0 0 McDaniel (Western Maryland) 0 1 0 Bethune-Cookman Univ. 0 1 0 Mercyhurst College ------Bloomsburg Univ. 45 21 0 Millersville Univ. 59 17 0 Blue Ridge School 1 0 0 Missouri Valley Univ. 0 1 0 Boston University 1 1 0 Moravian Univ. 7 0 1 Bridgeport, Univ. of 1 1 0 Morgan State Univ. 0 1 0 Buffalo, Univ. of 1 0 0 Muhlenberg College 1 1 0 Bucknell Univ. 0 4 0 Muskingum College 0 1 0 California-Davis, Univ. of 0 1 0 New Hampshire, Univ. of 0 4 0 California (Pa.) Univ. 4 3 0 New Haven, Univ. of 4 7 1 Carson-Newman College 1 0 0 New Jersey, The College of (Trenton St.) 4 1 0 Central Connecticut State Univ. 1 0 0 North Dakota, Univ. 0 1 0 Cheyney Univ. 40 2 1 Northeastern Univ. 2 1 0 City College of N.Y. 2 0 0 Northwest Missouri State Univ. 0 1 0 Clarion Univ. 18 3 0 Penn Frosh 0 1 0 C.W. Post, Long Island Univ. 2 2 0 Penn Institute for the Deaf 0 1 0 Delaware, Univ. of 6 43 2 Pennington Prep 2 0 0 Delaware College Reserves 1 0 0 Perkiomen Seminary 1 1 0 Delaware State Univ. 3 0 0 Phoenixville High 1 0 0 Delta State Univ. 1 0 0 Portland State Univ. 0 1 0 Drexel Univ. 11 6 0 Rider Univ. 3 0 0 East Carolina Univ. 2 2 0 Rowan Univ. (Glassboro St.) 10 1 0 East Stroudsburg Univ. 52 20 0 Rutgers, State Univ. of N.J. 1 0 0 Edinboro Univ. 5 3 0 St. Francis (Pa.) College 1 0 0 Elizabethtown College 1 0 0 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) Univ. 1 0 0 Elon College 2 0 0 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) Univ. 2 3 3 Fayetteville State Univ. 2 0 0 Salisbury State Univ. 2 0 0 Ferris State Univ. 0 1 0 Shippensburg Univ. 21 8 1 Ft. Belvoir College 0 2 0 Slippery Rock Univ. 5 6 0 Ft. duPont Team 1 0 0 S. Connecticut State Univ. (New Haven St.) 3 1 0 Ft. Eustis 1 0 0 Stevens Trade 2 0 0 Ft. Monmouth 1 0 0 SUNY Cortland 2 0 0 Ft. Meyer 1 0 0 Swarthmore College 3 0 0 Franklin & Marshall College 4 0 0 Temple Univ. 1 0 0 Geneva College 1 1 0 Tennessee-Martin, Univ. of 0 1 0 Glenville State Univ. 3 0 0 Towson Univ. 1 0 0 Goldey-Beacom College 1 0 0 Ursinus College 2 1 0 Hampden-Sydney College 1 0 0 Valdosta State Univ. 0 1 0 Haverford College 2 0 0 Villanova Univ. 5 14 0 Hillsdale 1 1 0 Virginia State Univ. 1 0 0 Hill School 2 1 0 Wagner College 1 0 0 Hoftsra Univ. 1 1 0 Washington College (Md.) 2 0 0 Indiana (Pa) Univ. 5 9 0 Waynesburg College 2 2 3 Ithaca College 15 0 1 West Chester High 1 0 0 Jacksonville State Univ. 0 1 0 Western Michigan Univ. 0 2 0 Kings College 4 0 0 Widener (Penn. Military College) 13 5 3 Kutztown Univ. 46 7 1 Williamson Trade 4 2 0 Lafayette College 1 0 0 Wingate College 1 0 0 LaSalle Univ. 1 9 0 Youngstown State Univ. 0 2 0

2009 Media Guide 3377 2008 Final Team Statistics

Team Statistics WCU OPP SCORING 448 288 Points Per Game 34.5 22.2 FIRST DOWNS 253 230 R u s h in g 90 102 P a s s in g 149 117 P e n a l ty 14 11 RUSHING YARDAGE 1988 2002 Yards gained rushing 2286 2263 Yards lost rushing 298 261 Rushing Attempts 419 509 Average Per Rush 4.7 3.9 Average Per Game 152.9 154.0 TDs Rushing 28 17 PASSING YARDAGE 3549 2492 C o m p - A tt - In t 214-378-12 197-342-14 Average Per Pass 9.4 7.3 Average Per Catch 16.6 12.6 Average Per Game 273.0 191.7 TDs Passing 30 19 TOTAL OFFENSE 5537 4494 Total Plays 797 851 Average Per Play 6.9 5.3 Average Per Game 425.9 345.7 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 55-1077 63-1242 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 18-292 16-83 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 14-273 12-265 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 19.6 19.7 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 16.2 5.2 INT RETURN AVERAGE 19.5 22.1 FUMBLES-LOST 33-11 21-6 PENALTIES-Yards 72-623 61-543 Average Per Game 47.9 41.8 PUNTS-Yards 42-1716 63-2361 Average Per Punt 40.9 37.5 Net punt average 36.0 31.9 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 2 8 : 2 7 3 2 : 4 1 3RD-DOWN Conversions 58/145 79/184 3rd-Down Pct 40% 43% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 15/30 10/21 4th-Down Pct 50% 48% SACKS BY-Yards 25-145 12-83 MISC YARDS -18 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 63 38 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 6-9 9-16 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-1 0-1 RED-ZONE SCORES 46-58 79% 37-50 74% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 40-58 69% 28-50 56% PAT-ATTEMPTS 50-58 86% 29-33 88% ATTENDANCE 16647 45845 Games/Avg Per Game 6/2774 7/6549 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total WEST CHESTER 130 110 109 99 0 448 Opponents 59 88 66 75 0 288

3388 2009 Media Guide 2008 Final Offensive Statistics

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg Jackson Fagan 13 160 1018 39 979 6.1 7 64 75.3 Dan DePalma 14 256 18.3 1 76 D'Andre Webb 5 47 442 7 435 9.3 5 87 87.0 D'Andre Webb 1 9 9.0 0 9 Pat McDermott 13 39 184 8 176 4.5 4 26 13.5 Will Davis 1 15 15.0 0 0 Chad Halterman 9 28 128 6 122 4.4 3 17 13.6 Lee Hopkins 1 8 8.0 0 8 Sal Viscount 13 16 92 3 89 5.6 1 21 6.8 Morty Hoey 1 4 4.0 0 0 Brian McDermott 13 11 81 0 81 7.4 1 18 6.2 Total 18 292 16.2 1 76 Lee Hopkins 4 17 65 4 61 3.6 2 19 15.2 Opponents 16 83 5.2 0 10 Joe Wright 13 52 157 106 51 1.0 4 25 3.9 Andrew Taylor 13 7 43 0 43 6.1 0 17 3.3 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg Jared Jorgensen 6 3 19 0 19 6.3 0 10 3.2 Dan DePalma 4 149 37.2 1 96 Mike Washington 13 15 33 18 15 1.0 1 11 1.2 Mike Dell 2 28 14.0 0 28 John Lustig 1 1 10 0 10 10.0 0 10 10.0 Greg Smith 1 30 30.0 0 30 Adam Young 3 2 7 0 7 3.5 0 7 2.3 Jeff Broyan 1 9 9.0 0 9 Steve Miller 12 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 0.2 Travis Ford-Bey 1 26 26.0 1 26 Marshall Vogel 6 5 5 8 -3 -0.6 0 5 -0.5 Jay Nelson 1 0 0.0 0 0 TEAM 11 15 0 99 -99 -6.6 0 0 -9.0 Scott Schiavo 1 22 22.0 1 22 Total 13 419 2286 298 1988 4.7 28 87 152.9 Ronnie Koons 1 6 6.0 0 6 Opponents 13 509 2263 261 2002 3.9 17 62 154.0 Sal Viscount 1 0 0.0 0 0 James Thorpe 1 3 3.0 0 3 Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g Total 14 273 19.5 3 96 Joe Wright 13 158.06 203-349-12 58.2 3336 28 71 256.6 Opponents 12 265 22.1 1 62 Jared Jorgensen 6 154.31 11-23-0 47.8 213 2 55 35.5 Steve Miller 12 0.00 0-2-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg Marshall Vogel 6 0.00 0-2-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Dan DePalma 19 376 19.8 0 52 TEAM 11 0.00 0-2-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Sal Viscount 12 251 20.9 0 59 Total 13 155.32 214-378-12 56.6 3549 30 71 273.0 Jackson Fagan 8 192 24.0 0 43 Opponents 13 128.96 197-342-14 57.6 2492 19 80 191.7 D'Andre Webb 6 101 16.8 0 22 Lee Hopkins 4 104 26.0 0 36 Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g Chad Halterman 2 19 9.5 0 14 Mike Washington 13 64 1200 18.8 15 71 92.3 Pat McDermott 2 18 9.0 0 9 Steve Miller 12 39 685 17.6 3 54 57.1 Brad Herr 1 14 14.0 0 14 Ryan Paulson 12 37 583 15.8 8 47 48.6 Chris Gaunt 1 2 2.0 0 2 Jackson Fagan 13 21 226 10.8 1 26 17.4 Total 55 1077 19.6 0 59 Darrell Canty 12 17 323 19.0 1 59 26.9 Opponents 63 1242 19.7 0 58 Pat McDermott 13 14 184 13.1 0 30 14.2 Andrew Taylor 13 8 122 15.2 1 28 9.4 Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lg D'Andre Webb 5 6 83 13.8 1 28 16.6 Andrew Sheehan 1 75 75.0 1 75 Todd Eagles 6 3 43 14.3 0 25 7.2 Total 1 75 75.0 1 75 Will Gardner 8 2 60 30.0 0 46 7.5 Opponents 2 81 40.5 1 75 Lee Hopkins 4 2 36 18.0 0 31 9.0 Sal Viscount 13 1 6 6.0 0 6 0.5 Joe Wright 13 0 -2 0.0 0 0 -0.2 Total 13 214 3549 16.6 30 71 273.0 Opponents 13 197 2492 12.6 19 80 191.7

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Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd ## Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 16 Mike Dell 13 70 43 113 10.5-43 4.5-30 2-28 3 1 . . . . 43 Sam Scott 13 50 31 81 7.0-31 3.5-22 . 4 . 1-0 . . . 46 T.J. Cascio 12 37 33 70 4.0-14 1.0-3 . 1 . . 1 . . 42 Greg Smith 13 36 27 63 2.0-10 1.0-8 1-30 2 . . . 1 . 11 Tyler Downes 13 41 20 61 . . . 9 . . . . . 27 Jay Nelson 13 44 13 57 1.0-3 . 1-0 3 . . 1 . . 10 Mike Walter 13 34 19 53 12.5-40 8.0-30 . 2 . . 2 . . 93 Travis Ford-Bey 13 27 16 43 6.5-26 3.5-19 1-26 . 2 . 2 . . 41 Jeff Broyan 13 31 10 41 0.5-1 . 1-9 4 . . . . . 44 Morty Hoey 13 28 9 37 3.5-5 ...... 1 . 32 Abe Brooks 13 21 13 34 2.0-2 . . . . 1-0 . . . 37 Corey Rhood 12 23 7 30 ...... 31 Ronnie Koons 12 21 8 29 3.0-10 2.0-9 1-6 . . . 1 . . 92 James Thorpe 10 14 13 27 1.0-1 0.5-0 1-3 1 . 1-0 . . . 48 Matt Colyar 12 26 1 27 . . . 7 . 1-0 . . . 19 Dan DePalma 13 18 5 23 1.5-2 . 4-149 2 . . . . . 81 Troy Wasserleben 12 10 6 16 1.0-6 1.0-6 . 1 2 . . . . 83 Bill Pommerer 13 13 3 16 2.0-6 . . 1 . . 1 1 . 67 Jason Hunt 12 10 5 15 2.0-14 1.5-12 . . . . 1 . . 54 Clarence Robinson 13 10 4 14 ...... 95 Lucas Fickel 13 9 5 14 1.0-8 1.5-8 . . 1 1-0 1 . . 50 Andrew Sheehan 11 7 3 10 1.0-1 . . . . 1-75 . . . 58 Brad Herr 13 6 4 10 1.0-2 ...... 33 Chris Gaunt 13 4 4 8 ...... 51 Will Davis 13 6 2 8 ...... 1 . 76 Scott Schiavo 13 4 3 7 . . 1-22 ...... 24 Darrell Canty 12 3 2 5 ...... 12 Joe Wright 13 3 . 3 ...... 30 Brian Hinderer 6 3 . 3 ...... 88 Steve Miller 12 3 . 3 ...... 5 Pat McDermott 13 2 . 2 ...... 7 Andrew Taylor 13 . 2 2 ...... 53 Carlos Navarro 3 2 . 2 ...... 2 Sal Viscount 13 . 2 2 . . 1-0 ...... 15 Marshall Vogel 6 . 1 1 ...... 4 Lee Hopkins 4 1 . 1 ...... 47 Todd Eagles 6 1 . 1 ...... 96 Devin Brander 3 . 1 1 ...... 1 Jackson Fagan 13 1 . 1 ...... 40 Brian McDermott 13 . 1 1 ...... 85 Mike Washington 13 1 . 1 ...... 20 Chad Halterman 9 1 . 1 ...... 28 D'Andre Webb 5 1 . 1 ...... TM TEAM 11 ...... 1 Total 13 622 316 938 63-225 25-145 14-273 40 6 6-75 10 4 1 Opponents 13 500 258 758 59-212 12-83 12-265 36 10 11-81 13 5 1

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1920 (5-2-0) - Bert Hall 1925 (5-2-0) - J.A. McGovern 1930 (4-1-1) - B. Conover 11/7 La Salle L, 14-19 West Chester High W, 6-0 10/3 @ Pennington Sem. W, 34-0 9/20 @ Drexel W, 13-0 11/14 Washington W, 41-6 Swarthmore Prep W, 12-0 10/10 Bloomsburg W, 13-0 10/11 Beckley Business W, 40-0 11/21 @ Waynesburg W, 12-7 Phoenixville High W, 20-0 10/17 Williamson Trade W, 25-0 10/25 @ St. Joseph’s T, 6-6 Ursinus Reserves L, 7-13 10/23 Haverford (JV) W, 20-0 11/1 @ Trenton W, 19-0 1937 (6-3-1) - W. Glenn Killinger Villanova Frosh W, 13-0 10/30 @ Shippensburg L, 0-6 11/8 @ Millersville W, 6-0 9/17 Penn Military W, 19-0 Swarthmore Prep W, 14-3 11/7 Muhlenberg Fr. L, 14-19 11/15 @ Slippery Rock L, 2-14 9/24 Slippery Rock W, 7-0 Williamson Trade L, 0-7 11/14 Millersville W, 76-0 10/1 La Salle L, 0-6 1931 (2-4-1) - B. Conover 10/8 Ithaca W, 20-0 1921 (2-4-1) - Charles Martz 1926 (4-3-0) - J.A. McGovern 10/10 @ Indiana (Pa.) L, 7-12 10/15 @ Geneva (Pa.) L, 6-7 10/8 @ Penn Frosh L, 7-24 10/2 Hill School L, 0-3 10/17 @ Drexel L, 0-12 10/25 Waynesburg T, 0-0 Perkiomen Sem. W, 21-7 10/9 Williamson Trade W, 39-0 10/24 @ Shippensburg T, 0-0 10/29 Kutztown W, 19-0 Williamson Trade W, 20-14 10/16 Franklin & Marshall W, 12-6 10/31 Trenton St. W, 31-0 11/2 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) W, 14-7 Moravian Prep T, 7-7 10/23 @ Bloomsburg L, 0-9 11/7 Lock Haven L, 0-26 11/5 Lock Haven L, 0-6 Shippensburg L, 7-63 10/30 Shippensburg W, 19-15 11/14 La Salle L, 0-6 11/20 Penn Military W, 6-3 Schuylkill Seminary L, 0-20 11/6 Stroudsburg L, 0-6 11/21 Millersville W, 19-8 Millersville L, 7-38 11/17 @ Millersville W, 25-0 1938 (4-2-3) - W. Glenn Killinger 1932 (5-3-0) - Howard Wescott 9/16 Penn Military W, 27-14 Albright L, 2-38 9/23 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) L, 0-17 Drexel L, 6-18 10/1 East Stroudsburg W, 13-6 St. Joseph’s W, 6-0 10/7 Geneva (Pa.) W, 7-6 10/15 Indiana (Pa.) W, 6-0 10/14 La Salle W, 12-0 10/22 Shippensburg W, 27-2 10/28 Kutztown T, 0-0 La Salle L, 0-20 11/5 Lock Haven T, 6-6 Lock Haven W, 13-0 11/11 Waynesburg L, 6-13 Millersville W, 20-0 11/24 Penn Military T, 0-0

1933 (3-5-0) - Howard Wescott 1939 (3-3-3) - W. Glenn Killinger 9/23 @ Villanova L, 0-45 9/22 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) T, 0-0 9/30 St. Joseph’s L, 6-7 9/29 Penn Military L, 8-23 10/7 @ Drexel L, 7-13 10/6 East Stroudsburg W, 24-0 10/13 @ Penn Military L, 6-38 10/13 La Salle L, 0-28 10/21 @ Shippensburg W, 38-0 10/20 Waynesburg T, 6-6 10/28 La Salle L, 0-6 10/27 Kutztown W, 18-0 11/11 Millersville W, 19-0 11/4 @ Albright L, 19-25 The 1923 West Chester University football team fi nished 11/18 Albright W, 6-0 11/11 @ Lock Haven W, 13-7 undefeated at 7-0-0 under head coach Herchel Mosier. 11/18 @ Penn Military T, 6-6 1934 (4-4-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 1922 (3-5-0) - Bert Hall 1927 (7-1-0) - J.A. McGovern 9/28 Muhlenberg W, 9-0 1940 (5-2-1) - W. Glenn Killinger F&M Academy W, 12-0 10/1 @ Hill School W, 12-6 10/6 @ Drexel W, 6-0 9/20 Blue Ridge W, 19-0 Stevens Trade W, 12-2 10/8 F&M Frosh W, 41-0 10/13 Penn Military L, 0-20 9/27 La Salle L, 0-13 PA Instit. for Deaf L, 0-25 10/15 Bloomsburg W, 40-0 10/20 La Salle L, 0-6 10/4 Penn Military W, 9-0 Williamson Trade L, 0-7 10/22 Franklin & Marshall W, 26-0 10/27 @ Millersville W, 71-0 10/18 Ithaca T, 7-7 Perkiomen Sem. L, 0-39 10/29 @ Shippensburg W, 21-0 11/3 Lock Haven W, 31-0 10/25 Albright W, 7-0 Shippensburg L, 6-19 11/5 Trenton W, 7-0 11/10 W. Maryland L, 12-35 Trenton Normal L, 0-53 11/12 Millersville W, 43-0 11/24 @ W. Michigan L, 7-13 Millersville W, 8-0 11/19 @ Stroudsburg L, 6-13 1935 (7-3-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 1923 (7-0-0) - Herchel L. Mosier 1928 (8-0-0) - J.A. McGovern 9/28 @ Rutgers W, 19-7 Villanova Frosh W, 7-0 9/29 Elizabethtown W, 18-0 10/5 Elon W, 9-6 Ursinus Reserves W, 6-0 10/6 @ Hill School W, 12-7 10/12 @ Penn Military L, 0-12 10/20 Williamson Trade W, 26-0 10/13 @ Bloomsburg W, 13-0 10/19 Baltimore W, 34-0 10/27 Stevens Trade W, 32-0 10/20 Lafayette Frosh W, 12-7 10/26 LaSalle L, 0-7 Shippensburg W, 6-0 10/27 Villanova Frosh W, 7-6 11/2 Lock Haven W, 18-0 Delaware Reserves W, 81-0 11/3 Beckley Business W, 24-7 11/9 @ Albright W, 7-6 Millersville W, 47-0 11/10 @ Millersville W, 6-0 11/16 @ Washington W, 19-3 11/17 Stroudsburg W, 12-0 11/23 Western Michigan L, 6-7 1924 (5-2-0) - J.A. McGovern 11/28 Waynesburg W, 15-6 Bethlehem Prep W, 7-0 1929 (5-3-0) - B. Conover Ursinus W, 7-0 9/21 @ Drexel L, 12-13 1936 (4-4-1) - W. Glenn Killinger Pennington Sem. W, 34-0 9/28 Goldey W, 41-0 9/26 Slippery Rock W, 13-6 Dickinson Seminary L, 0-6 10/5 Trenton W, 27-2 10/3 @ Albright L, 6-7 (@ Williamsport, Pa.) 10/12 Bloomsburg W, 25-0 10/10 Elon W, 25-0 Shippensburg L, 0-7 10/19 @ St. Joseph’s L, 0-6 10/17 Penn Military L, 0-8 11/3 @ Stroudsburg W, 14-7 John Taronis was the Temple W, 13-3 10/24 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) T, 0-0 11/10 Millersville W, 13-0 school’s fi rst All-American in @ Millersville W, 19-3 10/31 @ Lock Haven L, 7-10 11/16 Slippery Rock L, 6-13 1935. 4422 2009 Media Guide Year-by-Year Results

11/2 @ Waynesburg L, 0-20 1948 (7-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 11/8 Lock Haven W, 18-0 9/24 Rider W, 14-0 11/16 @ East Stroudsburg W, 18-0 10/1 Penn Military W, 10-0 10/8 @ Delaware L, 0-19 1941 (5-1-2) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/15 Lock Haven W, 21-7 9/27 @ Delaware T, 7-7 10/22 East Stroudsburg W, 14-7 10/3 East Stroudsburg W, 28-6 10/29 Millersville W, 33-13 10/10 @ Albright L, 0-6 11/5 @ Moravian W, 30-0 10/17 Penn Military W, 13-0 Burley Bowl 10/25 @ Indiana (Pa.) W, 27-0 Appalachian St. W, 7-2 10/31 Waynesburg T, 0-0 (@ Johnson City, Tenn.) 11/7 Lock Haven W, 14-6 11/14 Ithaca College W, 28-0 1949 (8-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 9/23 Albright W, 46-6 1942 (5-3-1) - Henry J. Miller 9/30 @ Penn Military W, 20-14 9/19 @ Moravian W, 6-0 10/7 SUNY Cortland W, 19-7 9/25 @ Delaware L, 0-20 10/15 @ Lock Haven W, 7-0 10/2 Fort duPont W, 32-0 10/22 @ East Stroudsburg W, 7-0 West Chester University went 8-3 in 1966 during head 10/9 Penn Military T, 6-6 10/25 Millersville W, 27-0 coach Bob Mitten’s fi rst full season at the helm. 10/16 Ithaca College W, 6-0 11/4 Moravian W, 47-0 1954 (5-4-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 1958 (9-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/23 Indiana (Pa.) W, 20-0 11/11 St. Francis (Pa.) W, 35-0 9/18 @ East Carolina W, 6-4 9/20 @ Villanova L, 14-28 10/31 @ Albright W, 6-0 11/19 @ Delaware L, 14-27 9/25 @ Delaware L, 6-40 9/27 @ Mansfi eld W, 19-0 11/7 @ Lock Haven L, 13-20 10/2 @ Drexel W, 22-0 10/4 King’s W, 63-7 11/14 @ East Stroudsburg L, 0-26 1950 (7-2-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/9 Youngstown L, 9-21 10/10 East Stroudsburg W, 49-0 9/23 Penn Military W, 20-0 10/15 Lock Haven W, 32-0 10/18 Drexel W, 51-0 1943-44 9/29 @ Delaware L, 13-16 10/22 East Stroudsburg L, 12-14 10/25 @ Shippensburg W, 40-20 No football played 10/7 @ SUNY Cortland W, 26-0 10/29 @ Fort Belvoir L, 12-23 11/1 @ Millersville W, 68-0 10/15 Lock Haven W, 39-21 11/6 @ Millersville W, 52-0 11/7 Bloomsburg W, 56-0 1945 (3-0-1) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/22 East Stroudsburg W, 27-0 11/12 Bloomsburg W, 41-0 11/14 Cheyney W, 85-0 10/13 @ Haverford “B” W, 12-0 10/29 @ Millersville W, 26-7 11/21 @ Baldwin-Wallace W, 69-12 10/19 Delaware T, 6-6 11/4 @ Moravian W, 20-0 1955 (6-3-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/26 Drexel W, 6-0 11/12 Bloomsburg W, 31-6 9/17 @ East Carolina W, 9-0 1959 (7-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 11/10 Swarthmore W, 12-7 11/18 Drexel L, 6-7 9/23 Fort Monmouth W, 14-7 9/19 @ Villanova W, 13-7 9/30 Drexel L, 0-7 9/25 Mansfi eld W, 54-0 1946 (9-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 1951 (8-2-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/7 @ Youngstown L, 6-39 10/11 @ East Stroudsburg W, 25-0 9/20 @ Moravian W, 13-6 9/14 Millersville W, 41-21 10/15 @ Lock Haven W, 20-0 10/17 Northeastern W, 41-8 9/27 Drexel W, 12-0 9/21 Penn Military W, 19-6 10/22 @ East Stroudsburg W, 23-20 10/24 Shippensburg W, 14-0 10/5 @ CCNY W, 20-0 9/28 Rider W, 33-12 10/28 King’s W, 27-7 10/31 Millersville W, 41-7 10/11 Penn Military W, 40-0 10/6 @ Delaware L, 20-47 11/4 Millersville W, 27-14 11/8 @ Bloomsburg L, 10-13 10/18 Lock Haven L, 6-13 10/13 @ Lock Haven W, 35-6 11/12 @ Bloomsburg L, 7-17 11/14 Cheyney W, 70-19 10/25 East Stroudsburg W, 13-7 10/20 @ East Stroudsburg W, 27-13 11/2 @ Albright W, 26-0 11/2 Moravian W, 41-7 1956 (7-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 1960 (9-0-0) - Jim Bonder 11/8 @ Ithaca College W, 13-7 11/10 @ Bloomsburg L, 7-16 9/22 @ Delaware W, 10-7 9/16 Fort Eustis W, 30-27 11/16 @ Millersville W, 12-0 11/17 @ Drexel W, 13-0 9/29 King’s W, 21-19 9/23 Ithaca College W, 19-8 11/23 @ Wagner W, 32-0 Pretzel Bowl 10/6 @ New Haven L, 7-33 9/30 East Stroudsburg W, 21-0 @ Albright W, 32-9 10/13 Drexel W, 13-7 10/8 @ Millersville W, 42-0 1947 (10-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/20 @ California (Pa.) W, 31-7 10/15 @ Clarion W, 49-14 9/19 Moravian W, 20-6 1952 (7-0-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/28 East Stroudsburg W, 15-7 10/21 Kutztown W, 60-0 9/26 Drexel W, 33-13 9/19 Penn Military W, 21-6 11/3 @Millersville W, 31-14 10/29 @ American Int’l W, 13-0 10/3 @ Penn Military W, 33-0 10/11 @ Delaware W, 24-20 11/9 Bloomsburg W, 21-7 11/4 Bloomsburg W, 42-13 10/10 @ Albright W, 20-7 10/17 Lock Haven W, 74-7 PSCAC Championship 10/17 @ Lock Haven W, 14-6 10/24 East Stroudsburg W, 41-0 1957 (9-0-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 11/19 Lock Haven W, 35-6 10/25 @ East Stroudsburg W, 6-0 11/1 Kutztown W, 50-0 9/21 @ Fort Meyer W, 25-7 11/1 Rider W, 35-0 11/8 @ Millersville W, 55-6 9/27 @ King’s W, 52-12 1961 (7-2-0) - Jim Bonder 11/7 CCNY W, 47-0 11/14 Bloomsburg W, 26-6 10/5 New Haven W, 47-7 9/23 @ Ithaca College W, 13-7 11/14 @ Millersville W, 6-0 10/12 Baldwin-Wallace W, 39-7 9/30 @ East Stroudsburg W, 28-7 TG Burley Bowl 1953 (7-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/18 Drexel W, 39-0 10/6 Millersville W, 56-6 Carson-Newman W, 20-6 9/18 @ Fort Belvoir L, 6-21 10/26 East Stroudsburg W, 34-0 10/13 Clarion W, 51-20 (@ Johnson City, Tenn.) 9/25 @ Penn Military W, 27-8 11/1 Millerville W, 25-0 10/21 @ Kutztown W, 47-0 1/1/48 Cigar Bowl 10/2 Drexel W, 47-12 11/9 Bloomsburg W, 13-7 10/28 Muskingum L, 16-19 Missouri Valley L, 7-26 10/10 @ Delaware W, 27-13 11/15 California (Pa.) W, 52-0 11/4 @ Villanova L, 13-40 (@ Johnson City, Tenn.) 10/17 @ Lock Haven W, 54-7 11/11 @ Bloomsburg W, 26-7 10/24 @ East Stroudsburg W, 16-6 PSCAC Championship 10/30 Kutztown W, 53-6 11/18 Slippery Rock W, 21-0 11/14 @ Bloomsburg W, 20-13

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1962 (8-2-0) - Jim Bonder 10/14 @ Bloomsburg W, 50-28 10/24 Kutztown W, 48-7 11/3 Hillsdale L, 7-13 9/15 @ Villanova L, 6-31 10/20 Ithaca College W, 47-0 10/31 @ Mansfi eld W, 23-7 11/10 @ Villanova L, 14-42 9/21 Ithaca College W, 21-8 10/28 @ Kutztown W, 41-6 11/7 Lenoir-Rhyne W, 38-21 PSCAC Championship 9/29 East Stroudsburg L, 6-7 11/4 Mansfi eld W, 53-0 PSCAC Championship 11/17 Slippery Rock L, 14-28 10/6 @ Millersville W, 38-0 11/11 @ Cheyney W, 56-0 11/14 @ Edinboro L, 6-14 Central Florida Classic 10/13 Bloomsburg W, 28-0 PSCAC Championship 11/21 @ Villanova L, 7-30 11/24 Bethune-Cookman (Fla.) L, 22-32 10/19 @ Southern Conn. St. W, 41-0 Clarion W, 27-7 10/27 Kutztown W, 35-0 Tangerine Bowl 1971 (9-1-0) - Bob Mitten 1974 (8-2-0) - John Furlow 11/3 @ Mansfi eld W, 41-6 Tennessee-Martin L, 8-25 9/18 Ithaca College W, 34-20 9/14 Bridgeport W, 34-0 11/9 Cheyney W, 60-0 9/25 Delaware St. W, 51-0 9/12 @ Clarion W, 19-3 Cement Bowl 1968 (6-3-0)- Bob Mitten 10/2 @ East Stroudsburg W, 9-7 9/28 East Stroudsburg W, 20-6 11/17 Hofstra W, 46-12 9/21 @ Ithaca College W, 28-6 10/9 Millersville W, 48-12 10/5 @ Millersville W, 37-13 (@ Allentown, Pa.) 9/28 East Stroudsburg L, 14-21 10/16 @ Bloomsburg W, 56-7 10/12 Bloomsburg W, 34-3 10/5 @ Millersville W, 63-7 10/23 @ Delaware L, 8-47 10/19 @ American Int’l W, 24-21 1963 (8-1-0) - Jim Bonder 10/12 Bloomsburg W, 41-7 10/30 @ Kutztown W, 62-0 10/26 Kutztown W, 30-21 9/21 @ Villanova L, 9-21 10/19 @ Delaware L, 0-28 11/6 Mansfi eld W, 62-0 11/9 @ Cheyney W, 28-18 9/28 @ East Stroudsburg W, 21-0 10/25 Kutztown W, 39-0 11/13 @ Towson W, 48-0 11/16 @ Delaware L, 3-31 10/5 Millersville W, 26-6 11/2 @ Mansfi eld W, 33-0 PSCAC Championship PSCAC Championship 10/13 @ Bloomsburg W, 28-0 11/23 Villanova L, 3-63 11/20 Edinboro W, 35-14 11/23 @ Slippery Rock L, 7-20 10/20 Southern Conn. St. W, 20-0 10/26 @ Kutztown W, 34-0 1969 (8-2-0)- Bob Mitten 1972 (7-3-0) - John Furlow 1975 (4-5-0) - John Furlow 11/1 Mansfi eld W, 55-0 9/13 @ Villanova L, 14-41 9/16 @ Bridgeport L, 27-35 9/13 @ New Hampshire L, 0-24 11/8 Cheyney W, 75-0 9/20 Ithaca College W, 41-0 9/23 @ Ithaca College W, 48-22 9/20 American Int’l L, 9-13 PSCAC Championship 9/27 @ East Stroudsburg W, 36-21 9/30 East Stroudsburg W, 24-6 9/27 @ East Stroudsburg L, 20-24 11/16 Slippery Rock W, 36-7 10/4 Millersville W, 49-12 10/7 @ Millersville W, 52-7 10/4 Millersville L, 12-17 10/11 @ Bloomsburg W, 38-13 10/14 Bloomsburg W, 61-14 10/11 @ Bloomsburg W, 28-7 1964 (6-2-0) - Jim Bonder 10/18 @ Delaware L, 8-24 10/21 @ Delaware L, 14-31 10/25 @ Kutztown W, 21-6 9/19 @ East Carolina L, 9-33 10/25 @ Kutztown W, 70-14 10/28 Kutztown W, 43-0 11/1 @ Hillsdale W, 42-7 9/25 East Stroudsburg L, 0-13 11/1 Mansfi eld W, 61-8 11/4 @ Mansfi eld W, 34-8 11/8 Cheyney W, 23-20 10/3 @ Millersville W, 33-6 11/8 @ Lenoir-Rhyne W, 28-14 11/11 Delta State W, 31-28 11/15 @ Delaware L, 7-35 10/9 Bloomsburg W, 54-0 PSCAC Championship PSCAC Championship 10/17 @ Ithaca College W, 12-6 Clarion W, 41-34 11/18 @ Slippery Rock L, 27-29 1976 (5-4-0) - John Furlow 10/23 Cheyney W, 54-8 9/11 @ Glassboro State W, 42-16 10/30 Kutztown W, 20-0 1970 (7-4-0)- Bob Mitten 1973 (5-5-0) - John Furlow 9/25 East Stroudsburg L, 13-27 11/6 @ Mansfi eld W, 20-0 9/12 @ Delaware L, 22-39 9/15 @ Delaware L, 14-49 10/2 @ Millersville W, 43-14 9/19 @ Ithaca College W, 56-0 9/22 Clarion W, 34-19 10/9 Bloomsburg W, 17-0 1965 (5-3-0) - Jim Bonder/Bob Mitten 9/26 East Stroudsburg W, 42-0 9/29 @ East Stroudsburg W, 14-7 10/16 Bucknell L, 14-29 9/25 East Carolina L, 6-27 10/3 @ Millersville W, 39-0 10/6 Millersville W, 7-3 10/23 Kutztown W, 27-7 10/2 @ East Stroudsburg L, 6-13 10/10 Bloomsburg W, 42-0 10/13 @ Bloomsburg W, 49-16 10/30 New Hampshire L, 10-27 10/8 Millersville W, 25-14 10/16 @ Hofstra L, 14-37 10/27 @ Kutztown W, 41-13 10/16 @ Bloomsburg W, 40-21 10/23 @ Villanova L, 13-28 10/30 @ Kutztown W, 30-0 11/5 Mansfi eld W, 27-0 11/12 Cheyney W, 27-6

1966 (8-3-0) - Bob Mitten 9/17 @ Ithaca College W, 13-3 9/24 Shippensburg W, 33-21 10/1 East Stroudsburg W, 39-6 10/8 @ Millersville W, 21-6 10/15 Bloomsburg W, 41-21 10/22 @ Villanova L, 0-15 10/28 Kutztown W, 33-0 11/5 @ Mansfi eld W, 47-7 11/11 Cheyney W, 42-0 PSCAC Championship Clarion L, 26-28 Tangerine Bowl Morgan St. L, 6-14

1967 (10-1-0) - Bob Mitten 9/16 @ Villanova W, 14-9 9/23 Shippensburg W, 20-6 Former LB Lee Woodall and former OL Ralph Tamm were teammates on the San Francisco 9/29 @ East Stroudsburg W, 33-7 10/7 Millersville W, 50-6 49ers XXIX championship squad in 1995.

4444 2009 Media Guide Year-by-Year Results

1980 (5-4-1) - Otto Kneidinger 10/12 @ East Stroudsburg W, 18-16 9/22 @ Delaware L, 12-13 9/13 @ Delaware L, 7-28 10/19 Cheyney W, 13-0 9/29 @ Millersville L, 17-24 9/20 @ Glassboro State W, 35-14 10/26 @ Mansfi eld W, 36-17 10/5 New Haven L, 57-58 9/27 American Int’l L, 9-37 11/1 Millersville W, 21-17 10/13 @ Kutztown W, 42-20 10/4 @ Millersville L, 13-14 11/9 Lehigh W, 20-17 10/20 @ Lock Haven W, 28-27 10/10 Bloomsburg W, 41-17 11/16 @ Bloomsburg L, 6-8 10/27 East Stroudsburg W, 41-17 10/18 @ Bucknell L, 21-31 11/3 @ Cheyney W, 35-14 10/24 Kutztown W, 19-0 1986 (8-3-0) - Danny Hale 11/10 Bloomsburg W, 17-7 10/31 East Stroudsburg W, 26-13 9/12 @ Glassboro State W, 38-0 11/8 @ Cheyney T, 24-24 9/20 @ Delaware L, 31-33 *1991 (6-5-0) - Rick Daniels 11/14 Salisbury W, 23-21 9/26 Bloomsburg W, 44-7 8/31 @ Delaware L, 0-28 10/3 Kutztown W, 43-21 9/13 American Int’l W, 36-13 1981 (8-3-0) - Otto Kneidinger 10/11 Edinboro W, 37-9 9/20 Central Connecticut W, 34-14 9/11 Hampden-Sydney W, 28-3 10/18 East Stroudsburg W, 20-0 9/28 @ Mansfi eld W, 31-9 9/18 Glassboro State W, 15-6 10/25 @ Cheyney W, 37-6 10/4 Millersville W, 12-9 9/27 @ Delaware St. W, 19-16 11/1 Mansfi eld W, 62-20 10/12 @ New Haven W, 34-20 10/2 Millersville L, 14-41 11/8 @ Lehigh L, 13-18 10/19 Kutztown L, 3-42 10/10 @ Bloomsburg W, 56-8 11/16 @ Millersville W, 7-3 10/26 Lock Haven L, 7-13 10/17 Bucknell L, 14-20 11/23 @ Indiana (Pa.)# L, 6-20 11/2 @ East Stroudsburg L, 21-28 10/24 @ Kutztown W, 21-0 # = PSAC Championship Game 11/9 @ Cheyney W, 30-14 10/31 @ East Stroudsburg W, 20-3 11/16 @ Bloomsburg L, 12-34 Kevin O’Neill anchored West 11/7 Cheyney W, 13-7 1987 (9-2-0) - Danny Hale *WCU voluntarily forfeited its six Chester’s offensive line for 11/14 @ Salisbury W, 51-13 9/5 Indiana (Pa.) W, 31-7 wins due to the inadvertent use the past four years. 11/21 @ Delaware L, 14-31 9/11 American Int’l W, 30-3 of an ineligible player. 9/19 @ Delaware L, 21-28 11/6 @ Cheyney W, 33-14 1982 (6-4-0) - Otto Kneidinger 9/26 @ Bloomsburg W, 39-14 1992 (9-2-0) - Rick Daniels 11/13 @ Delaware L, 7-42 9/11 @ Massachusetts L, 3-25 10/3 @ Kutztown W, 30-13 9/4 @ Villanova L, 6-26 9/18 @ Glassboro State W, 17-0 10/10 @ Edinboro W, 49-28 9/19 Wingate W, 38-7 1977 (5-5-0) - John Furlow 9/24 Delaware State W, 41-21 10/17 @ East Stroudsburg W, 28-7 9/26 @ Delaware W, 21-20 9/10 Glassboro State W, 28-18 10/2 @ Millersville W, 40-17 10/24 Cheyney W, 44-15 10/3 @ Cheyney W, 48-7 9/17 @ Delaware L, 15-17 10/9 Bloomsburg W, 46-0 10/31 @ Mansfi eld W, 54-19 10/9 Mansfi eld W, 39-13 9/24 @ New Hampshire L, 0-26 10/16 @ Shippensburg L, 22-28 11/6 Millersville W, 44-8 10/17 @ Millersville W, 38-27 10/1 Millersville L, 7-28 10/23 Kutztown W, 55-0 11/21 Indiana (Pa.)# L, 9-21 10/24 Bloomsburg W, 34-2 10/8 @ Bloomsburg W, 20-7 10/29 East Stroudsburg L, 9-17 # = PSAC Championship Game 10/31 @ Kutztown W, 35-34 10/15 @ Bucknell L, 13-24 11/6 @ Cheyney W, 17-16 11/7 Shippensburg W, 35-31 10/22 @ Kutztown W, 14-7 11/13 @ Delaware L, 13-55 1988 (9-2-0) - Danny Hale 11/14 East Stroudsburg W, 3-0 10/29 American Int’l W, 21-7 9/10 @ American Int’l W, 54-21 11/21 New Haven% L, 26-38 11/5 Cheyney W, 28-14 1983 (7-3-0)- Otto Kneidinger 9/17 Fayetteville St. W, 63-21 % = NCAA II Playoffs 11/12 @ East Stroudsburg L, 0-24 9/10 @ Delaware W, 35-27 9/24 @ Millersville L, 15-17 9/16 Glassboro State W, 10-0 9/30 Bloomsburg W, 24-9 1993 (6-5-0) - Rick Daniels 1978 (2-9-0) - John Furlow 9/23 Cheyney W, 21-7 10/7 Kutztown W, 52-13 9/4 @ New Haven L, 33-45 9/9 @ Lehigh L, 20-23 10/1 Millersville L, 10-16 10/15 @ Clarion W, 55-7 9/11 @ Clarion W, 19-17 9/16 @ Delaware L, 0-56 10/8 @ Bloomsburg L, 24-25 10/22 East Stroudsburg W, 20-3 9/18 Indiana (Pa.) L, 26-37 9/23 @ Glassboro State L, 26-27 10/15 Shippensburg W, 29-15 10/28 Cheyney W, 37-16 9/25 @ Delaware L, 41-56 9/30 New Hampshire L, 0-21 10/22 @ Kutztown L, 7-16 11/6 Mansfi eld W, 34-14 10/1 Cheyney W, 39-12 10/7 @ Millersville L, 0-27 10/29 @ East Stroudsburg W, 17-14 11/12 @ Delaware W, 33-13 10/9 @ Mansfi eld W, 29-10 10/14 Bloomsburg L, 3-16 11/5 Fayetteville W, 30-8 11/19 @ Jacksonville St.% L, 24-63 10/16 Millersville L, 10-14 10/21 @ Northeastern L, 6-21 11/12 Indiana (Pa.) W, 40-32 % = NCAA II Playoffs 10/23 @ Bloomsburg L, 16-38 10/28 Kutztown W, 38-7 10/30 Kutztown W, 35-3 11/4 East Stroudsburg L, 10-19 1984 (7-3-0) - Danny Hale 1989 (8-3-0) - Rick Daniels 11/6 @ Shippensburg W, 24-19 11/11 @ Cheyney W, 10-6 9/8 @ American Int’l W, 26-10 9/9 American Int’l W, 34-7 11/13 East Stroudsburg W, 35-33 11/18 @ C.W. Post L, 7-21 9/15 @ Glassboro State W, 53-3 9/15 Boston Univ. W, 20-19 9/22 @ Delaware L, 20-21 9/23 @ Delaware L, 21-41 1994 (8-4-0) - Rick Daniels 1979 (4-7-0) - Otto Kneidinger 9/29 @ Indiana (Pa.) L, 18-24 9/30 @ Bloomsburg W, 28-20 9/3 @ Kutztown W, 17-9 9/8 Lehigh L, 7-12 10/5 East Stroudsburg W, 44-27 10/7 @ Kutztown W, 30-14 9/10 Clarion W, 37-30 9/15 @ Delaware L, 6-42 10/13 @ Cheyney W, 28-0 10/14 Clarion W, 42-32 9/17 Shippensburg W, 14-10 9/21 Glassboro State W, 10-9 10/20 Mansfi eld W, 21-0 10/21 @ East Stroudsburg W, 21-19 9/24 @ Delaware L, 55-58 9/29 @ American Int’l W, 14-10 10/27 @ Millersville W, 34-29 10/27 Cheyney W, 52-0 10/1 East Stroudsburg W, 37-30 10/5 Millersville L, 3-28 11/3 Bloomsburg L, 31-34 11/4 @ Mansfi eld W, 63-6 10/8 @ Cheyney W, 34-14 10/13 @ Bloomsburg W, 15-7 11/9 Kutztown W, 31-20 11/11 Millersville L, 29-30 10/15 Mansfi eld W, 30-27 10/20 Northeastern W, 34-30 11/18 @ Portland St.% L, 50-56 (3OT) 10/22 @ Millersville W, 28-21 10/27 @ Kutztown L, 20-28 1985 (7-3-0) - Danny Hale % = NCAA II Playoffs 10/29 Bloomsburg L, 23-29 11/3 @ East Stroudsburg L, 0-14 9/7 @ Indiana (Pa.) L, 3-7 11/5 @ Villanova L, 14-35 11/9 Cheyney L, 34-36 9/20 Glassboro State W, 30-17 1990 (6-4-0) - Rick Daniels 11/12 @ California (Pa.) W, 60-14 11/17 C.W. Post L, 19-25 9/28 @ Kutztown W, 16-8 9/8 @ American Int’l W, 31-18 11/19 @ Ferris State% L, 40-43 10/5 @ Delaware L, 22-37 9/15 @ Boston Univ. L, 7-38 % = NCAA II Playoffs

2009 Media Guide 4455 Year-by-Year Results

1995 (4-6-1) - Rick Daniels 1998 (8-3) - Rick Daniels 2001 (5-4) - Rick Daniels 10/29 @ Bloomsburg L, 35-42 9/1 Cheyney W, 56-7 9/3 Indiana (Pa.) L, 10-19 9/1 @ New Haven L, 28-32 11/5 @ Shippensburg W, 24-16 9/9 @ Delaware L, 21-49 9/12 @ New Haven W, 33-27 (OT) 9/8 @ East Stroudsburg L, 9-28 11/12 @ C.W. Post% L, 20-24 9/16 @ Shippensburg W, 25-14 9/19 @ Delaware L, 21-42 9/29 @ Bloomsburg L, 14-27 % = NCAA II Playoffs 9/23 @ Indiana (Pa.) L, 7-50 9/26 Shippensburg W, 36-21 10/6 Mansfi eld W, 14-7 (OT) 9/30 @ East Stroudsburg L, 26-34 10/3 @ East Stroudsburg W, 57-35 10/13 Kutztown L, 25-26 2006 (9-4) - Bill Zwaan 10/7 New Haven T, 36-36 10/10 Mansfi eld W, 39-0 10/20 @ Millersville W, 24-21 (OT) 9/2 Edinboro L, 14-28 10/14 @ Mansfi eld W, 24-8 10/17 Bloomsburg W, 21-10 10/27 @ Edinboro W, 30-26 9/9 @ Delaware L, 7-30 10/21 Millersville L, 12-31 10/24 @ Millersville L, 31-34 11/3 Cheyney W, 57-34 9/16 @ Clarion W, 49-21 10/28 @ Bloomsburg L, 18-23 10/31 @ Clarion W, 44-40 11/10 Clarion W, 16-14 9/23 @ Shippensburg W, 24-0 11/4 Kutztown L, 12-21 11/7 Cheyney W, 50-14 9/30 Cheyney W, 53-12 11/11 California (Pa.) W, 25-24 11/14 Kuztown W, 34-21 2002 (5-6) - Rick Daniels 10/7 @ Bloomsburg L, 27-30 8/29 New Haven L, 19-28 10/14 Millersville W, 54-27 1996 (7-3) - Rick Daniels 1999 (7-3) - Rick Daniels 9/7 @ Glenville St. W, 48-7 10/21 @ Kutztown W, 49-47 8/31 @ Cheyney W, 62-0 9/4 @ Indiana (Pa.) L, 9-12 9/21 @ Delaware L, 10-31 10/28 @ East Stroudsburg W, 49-28 9/7 @ New Haven W, 24-17 9/18 @ Delaware L, 10-29 9/28 Shippensburg L, 27-41 11/4 Mansfi eld W, 44-0 9/14 @ Virginia St. W, 35-14 9/25 @ Shippensburg L, 30-48 10/5 Kutztown W, 31-24 11/11 @ Slippery Rock W, 21-20 9/21 @ Delaware L, 17-24 10/2 East Stroudsburg W, 49-3 10/12 @ Clarion L, 28-34 11/18 @ Bryant% W, 31-29 10/19 @ Cheyeny W, 56-0 11/25 @ Bloomsburg% L, 20-21 10/26 East Stroudsburg W, 17-14 % = NCAA II Playoffs 11/2 @ Bloomsburg L, 10-23 11/9 @ Millersville L, 24-31 2007 (9-3) - Bill Zwaan 11/16 Mansfi eld W, 9-7 9/1 @ Edinboro W, 32-16 9/8 @ Delaware L, 14-41 2003 (8-3) - Bill Zwaan 9/15 Clarion W, 49-21 9/6 @ New Haven W, 28-17 9/22 @ Shippensburg W, 34-29 9/13 Glenville St. W, 56-7 9/29 Bloomsburg W, 44-28 9/20 @ Delaware L, 7-49 10/6 @ Millersville W, 42-14 9/27 @ Shippensburg W, 33-20 10/13 Kutztown W, 21-0 10/4 @ Kutztown L, 16-17 10/20 East Stroudsburg W, 30-15 10/11 Clarion W, 35-17 10/27 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) W, 34-20 10/18 Cheyeny W, 62-0 11/3 California (Pa.) L, 14-30 10/25 @ East Stroudsburg L, 27-28 11/10 @ Cheyney W, 35-13 11/1 Bloomsburg W, 35-34 11/17 Indiana (Pa.)% L, 35-45 11/8 Millersville W, 19-3 % = NCAA II Playoffs 11/15 @ Mansfi eld W, 55-27 2008 (9-4) - Bill Zwaan 2004 (11-4) - Bill Zwaan 8/30 @ California (Pa.) L, 32-44 8/28 @ Clarion W, 20-17 9/6 Lock Haven W, 37-6 9/4 @ NW Missouri St. L, 7-38 9/13 @ Delaware L, 20-48 Former wide receiver Kevin Ingram still holds plenty of 9/11 @ Glenville St. W, 62-3 9/20 Millersville W, 41-10 school records, including receiving yards in a game (401). 9/18 @ Delaware L, 6-24 9/27 @ Kutztown W, 49-8 9/25 @ Cheyney W, 70-0 10/4 @ East Stroudsburg W, 34-24 10/2 Kutztown W, 51-9 10/11 C.W. Post W, 17-7 10/5 Slippery Rock W, 31-21 10/9 @ Mansfi eld W, 42-6 10/9 Millersville W, 31-16 10/18 Shippensburg W, 25-7 10/12 East Stroudsburg L, 33-40 10/16 @ Bloomsburg W, 35-17 10/16 @ Mansfi eld W, 49-0 10/25 Cheyney W, 60-6 10/26 Mansfi eld W, 57-0 10/23 Millersville W, 40-35 10/23 @ E Stroudsburg W, 38-37 (OT) 11/1 @ Bloomsburg W, 24-21 11/2 @ Millersville W, 23-20 10/30 Clarion W, 62-20 10/30 Bloomsburg W, 35-24 11/8 @ California (Pa.)# L, 36-47 11/9 Bloomsburg L, 10-20 11/6 @ Cheyney W, 56-23 11/6 Shippensburg L, 21-24 (OT) 11/15 Soouthern Conn. St.% W, 52-32 11/16 @ Kutztown W, 17-14 11/13 Kutztown W, 55-30 11/13 C.W. Post % W, 35-3 11/22 @ Bloomsburg% L, 21-28 11/20 @ Shippensburg% W, 33-28 # = PSAC Championship Game 1997 (5-6) - Rick Daniels 2000 (2-9) - Rick Daniels 11/27 @ E Stroudsburg% W, 48-38 % = NCAA II Playoffs 8/28 @ Villanova L, 0-64 8/31 New Haven L, 0-7 12/4 @ Valdosta St.% L, 21-45 9/6 New Haven L, 26-32 9/9 East Stroudsburg L, 6-12 % = NCAA II Playoffs 9/20 @ Delaware L, 7-28 9/16 UC-Davis L, 0-45 9/27 @ Univ. of Buffalo W, 30-27 9/23 @ Delaware L, 0-84 2005 (8-4) - Bill Zwaan 10/4 @ Slippery Rock L, 14-27 9/30 Bloomsburg L, 7-35 8/26 Clarion W, 43-14 10/11 @ East Stroudsburg W, 32-31 10/7 @ Mansfi eld W, 34-14 9/3 @ North Dakota L, 7-41 10/18 Cheyney W, 54-20 10/14 @ Kutztown L, 0-24 9/10 @ Indiana (Pa.) W, 30-20 10/25 @ Mansfi eld W, 38-9 10/21 Millersville L, 0-6 9/17 @ Delaware L, 21-42 11/1 Millersville L, 7-21 10/28 Edinboro L, 6-13 9/24 Cheyney W, 64-0 11/8 @ Bloomsburg L, 14-24 11/4 @ Cheyney W, 30-6 10/1 @ Kutztown W, 48-21 11/15 Kutztown W, 24-12 11/11 @ Clarion L, 21-28 10/8 @ Millersville W, 27-7 10/15 Mansfi eld W, 63-20 10/22 East Stroudsburg W, 18-17

4466 2009 Media Guide Individual Rushing Record Book

INDIVIDUAL RUSHING RECORDS Most Yards Gained Game 306 D’Andre Webb Millersville, 2008 Season 1,539 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 Career 4,001 Derrick Price 1987-90

Most Carries Game 41 Scott Eberly at New Haven, 1991 41 Derrick Price vs. Portland St., 1989 Season 295 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 Career 812 Derrick Price 1987-90

Highest Average Per Carry Season 7.5 Joe Iacone 1960 Career 7.9 Bill Schockley 1957-59

Touchdowns Game 5 Rocky Rees 1968 5 Joe Iacone 1960 Season 18 Bert Nye 1967 18 Joe Iacone 1962 Running Back Osagie Osunde graduated from West Chester University as the Career 41 Joe Iacone 1960-62 school’s third all-time leading rusher with 3,846 career rushing yards. He also 200-yard Games stands second on the school’s all-time all-purpose yards chart (5,844). Season 2 Thomas Fulton 1997 Career 3 Thomas Fulton 1994-97 10. 1,151 Osagie Osunde 2004 5. 35 Brent Steinmetz 2004-06 1,151 Jason Sims 1986 6. 29 Mike Eckmeyer 2000-03 100-yard Games 12. 1,133 Mike Eckmeyer 2003 7. 28 Rocky Rees 1968-70 Season 10 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 13. 1,130 Jim Lindsay 1994 8. 25 Bob Wolfrum 1969-71 Career 23 Mike Eckmeyer 2000-03 14. 1,114 Derrick Price 1989 Consecutive 16 Mike Eckmeyer 15. 1,110 Scott Eberly 1993 Three Players, 100 rushing yards – (10/6/01 thru 11/9/02) 16. 1,065 Rocky Rees 1970 Same Game 17. 1,059 Joe Iacone 1961 Mike Eckmeyer (174), Osagie Osunde (124) and Longest Rush 18. 1,052 Ron Perkins 1981 Josh Fidler (101) – vs. Glenville State (9/13/03) 94 TD Randy Wynings at Kutztown (10/30/71) 19. 1,025 Bill Blystone 1976 Two Players, 100 rushing yards – Most Yards Gained Career (2,000-yard rushers) Same Game (15 times) Game (200-yard rushers) 1. 4,001 Derrick Price 1987-90 Brent Steinmetz (127) and Osagie Osunde (101) – 1. 306 D’Andre Webb vs. Millersville 2008 2. 3,958 Joe Iacone 1960-62 vs. Glenville State (9/11/04) 2. 292 Scott Eberly vs. Kutztown 1993 3. 3,846 Osagie Osunde 2003-07 Mike Eckmeyer (164) and Osagie Osunde (138) – 3. 279 Derrick Price vs. Cheyney 1990 4. 3,698 Mike Eckmeyer 2000-03 vs. Mansfi eld (11/15/03) 4. 272 Jason Sims vs. AIC 1987 5. 3,499 Ron Perkins 1979-82 Osagie Osunde (148) and Mike Eckmeyer (115) – 5. 254 Bill Blystone vs. Kutztown 1976 6. 3,058 Jason Sims 1984-87 vs. Cheyney (10/18/03) 6. 243 Rocky Rees vs. Mansfi eld 1970 7. 2,937 Thomas Fulton 1994-97 Mike Eckmeyer (187) and Don DeFilipo (121) – 7. 238 Derrick Price vs. Mansfi eld 1988 8. 2,809 Scott Eberly 1990-93 vs. Cheyney (11/3/01) 238 Joe Iacone vs. Slippery Rock 1962 9. 2,787 Brent Steinmetz 2004-06 Mike Eckmeyer (118) and Don DeFilipo (102) – 9. 234 Thomas Fulton vs. ESU 1997 10. 2,488 Mike Irving 1981-84 vs. Millersville (10/20/01) 10. 227 Mike Eckmeyer vs. Millersville 2002 11. 2,333 Bert Nye 1966-68 Mike Eckmeyer (214) and Don DeFilipo (113) – 11. 221 Jason Sims vs. Bloomsburg 1986 12. 2,326 Jim Lindsay 1993-96 vs. Kutztown (10/13/01) 12. 218 Thomas Fulton vs. Mansfi eld 1997 13. 2,240 Rocky Rees 1968-70 Jason Muchler (125) and Don DeFilipo (120) – 13. 214 Mike Eckmeyer vs. Kutztown 2001 14. 2,049 Bill Schockley 1957-59 vs. Cheyney (11/4/00) 14. 207 Thomas Fulton vs. Kutztown 1996 15. 2,044 Bill Blystone 1975-77 Derrick Price (144) and Smitty Horton (129) – 15. 205 Osagie Osunde vs. Cheyney 2006 vs. Cheyney (10/27/89) 16. 202 Brent Steinmetz vs. Millersville 2005 Most Rushing Touchdowns Smitty Horton (130) and Derrick Price (103) – 17. 201 Joe Iacone vs. Muskingum 1961 Season vs. Fayetteville St. (9/17/88) 1. 18 Bert Nye 1967 Jason Sims (159) and Todd Madison (105) – Season (1,000-yard rushers) 2. 18 Joe Iacone 1962 vs. Mansfi eld (10/31/87) 1. 1,539 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 3. 17 Osagie Osunde 2004 Jason Sims (130) and Todd Madison (130) – 2. 1,461 Joe Iacone 1962 4. 15 Brent Steinmetz 2006 vs. Edinboro (10/10/87) 3. 1,457 Derrick Price 1990 15 Ron Perkins 1982 Mike Irving (106) and James McMaster (101) – 4. 1,438 Joe Iacone 1960 6. 14 Brent Steinmetz 2005 vs. Rowan (9/15/84) 5. 1,368 Jason Sims 1987 14 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 Mike Horrocks (132) and Rick Ulrich (102) – 6. 1,366 Derrick Price 1988 14 Ron Perkins 1981 vs. Bloomsburg (10/8/83) 7. 1,228 Thomas Fulton 1997 Career Bob Rafferty (113) and Ron Perkins (103) – 8. 1,118 Brent Steinmetz 2005 1. 51 Osagie Osunde 2003-07 vs. Hampden Sydney (9/11/81) 9. 1,165 Mike Irving 1984 2. 41 Joe Iacone 1960-62 Tyrone Scott (117) and Ron Perkins (110) – 3. 40 Jason Sims 1984-87 vs. Northeastern (10/20/79) 4. 37 Bert Nye 1966-68

2009 Media Guide 4477 Individual Passing Record Book

INDIVIDUAL PASSING RECORDS Most Yards Most Yards Game Game 489 Mike Mitros at Clarion, 1998 1. 489 Mike Mitros vs. Clarion 1998 Season 3,613 Dave McDonald 1994 2. 481 Mike Mitros vs. ESU 1998 Career 9,834 Mike Mitros 1996-99 3. 449 Ed Brown vs. New Haven 1990 4. 430 Bill Zwaan vs. Bloomsburg 2005 Most Attempts 5. 409 Mike Mitros vs. Clarion 1999 Game 57 Dave McDonald at Millersville, 1994 6. 403 Dave McDonald vs. Cal 1994 Season 504 Dave McDonald 1994 7. 393 Mike Mitros vs. Millersville 1999 Career 1,402 Mike Mitros 1996-99 8. 385 Joe Wright vs. Kutztown 2008 9. 378 Mike Mitros vs. New Haven 1998 Most Completions 10. 354 Bill Zwaan vs. Clarion 2007 Game 38 Mike Mitros at ESU, 1998 Season 272 Dave McDonald 1994 Season Career 819 Mike Mitros 1996-99 1. 3,613 Dave McDonald 1994 2. 3,437 Mike Mitros 1998 Highest Completion Percentage 3. 3,343 Bob Findora 2004 Season 65.0 Warren Mays (113 of 174) 1974 4. 3,336 Joe Wright 2008 Career 58.4 Mike Mitros (819 of 1,402) 1996-99 5. 3,085 Dave McDonald 1992 6. 2,973 Bill Zwaan 2007 Most Touchdowns 7. 2,862 Mike Mitros 1999 Game 6 Joe Wright at Kutztown, 2008 8. 2,473 Bob Findora 2002 6 Mike Mitros at ESU, 1998 9. 2,464 Bob Findora 2003 6 Matt Levin vs. Cheyney, 1995 10. 2,445 Al Niemela 1987 6 Ed Brown vs. New Haven, 1990 Dave McDonald threw for a school- Season 40 Dave McDonald 1994 Career Career 94 Mike Mitros 1996-99 1. 9,834 Mike Mitros 1996-99 record 3,613 yards during the 1994 2. 9,326 Bob Findora 2001-04 campaign. Most Interceptions 3. 9,080 Dave McDonald 1991-94 Game 5 Dave McDonald at Villanova, 1994 4. 7,853 Al Niemela 1985-88 3. 600 Al Niemela 1985-88 Season 21 Craig Atkinson 1977 5. 6,298 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 4. 594 Bob Findora 2001-04 Career 51 Dave McDonald 1991-94 6. 4,475 Jim Haynie 1965-67 5. 378 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 7. 4,421 Ron Gaynor 1979-82 Most Consecutive Games, TD Pass 8. 4,256 Tom Pierantozzi 1970-72 Most Passing Touchdowns 17 Bill Zwaan 2006-07 seasons 9. 4,073 Ed Brown 1987-90 Season 15 Dave McDonald 1993-94 seasons 1. 40 Dave McDonald 1994 13 Joe Wright* 2008 season Most Pass Attempts 2. 32 Mike Mitros 1998 13 Mike Mitros 1998-99 seasons Season 3. 30 Bob Findora 2004 * Indicates streak still active 1. 504 Dave McDonald* 1994 4. 29 Mike Mitros 1999 2. 457 Mike Mitros 1998 5. 28 Joe Wright 2008 Longest Passing Play 3. 361 Mike Mitros 1999 28 Bill Zwaan 2007 98 TD Dick Paciarone from Jack McAneny 4. 355 Bob Findora 2004 7. 25 Dave McDonald 1993 (vs. Bloomsburg, 1954) 355 Dave McDonald 1992 25 Ed Brown 1990 6. 349 Joe Wright 2008 7. 339 Al Niemela 1986 Career 8. 331 Bob Findora 2002 1. 94 Mike Mitros 1996-99 *PSAC Record 2. 89 Dave McDonald 1991-94 3. 77 Bob Findora 2001-04 Career 4. 73 Al Niemela 1985-88 1. 1,402 Mike Mitros 1996-99 5. 65 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 2. 1,201 Dave McDonald 1991-94 5. 56 Ed Brown 1987-90 3. 1,098 Bob Findora 2001-04 7. 35 Jim Haynie 1965-67 4. 1,063 Al Niemela 1985-88 5. 655 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 300-yard Games 6. 622 Jim Haynie 1965-67 Season 8 Dave McDonald 1994 7. 621 Ed Brown 1987-90 Career 17 Dave McDonald 1991-94 Consecutive 4 Dave McDonald Most Pass Completions (10/8/94 thru 10/29/94) Season 1. 272 Dave McDonald 1994 200-yard Passing Games 2. 267 Mike Mitros 1998 Season 11 Mike Mitros 1998 3. 228 Mike Mitros 1999 11 Dave McDonald 1994 4. 203 Joe Wright 2008 Career 27 Mike Mitros 1996-99 5. 201 Bob Findora 2004 Consecutive 11 Mike Mitros 6. 199 Al Niemela 1986 (9/3/98 thru 9/4/99) Bill Zwaan became just the fi fth passer 11 Dave McDonald Career (11/6/93 thru 10/29/94) in WCU history to throw for more than 1. 819 Mike Mitros 1996-99 6,000 yards and 60 TDs in a career. 2. 644 Dave McDonald 1991-94

4488 2009 Media Guide Individual Receiving Record Book

INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING RECORDS 8. 188 Kevin Ingram vs. Kutztown 1998 Career Most Yards Receiving 9. 187 Brandon Simmons vs. Kutztown 2004 1. 235 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 1998-99 Game 401 Kevin Ingram at Clarion, 1998 10. 186 Mike Washington vs. Bloomsburg 2005 2. 215 Mike Washington 2005-08 Season 1,674 Kevin Ingram 1998 186 Bill Hess vs. Clarion 1988 3. 191 Brian Penecale 1992-95 Career 4,715 Mike Washington 2005-08 *PSAC Record 4. 175 Bill Hess 1985-88 5. 163 Bill Lowe 1996-99 Most Receptions Season 6. 157 Scott Ansman 1987-90 Game 17 George Reid vs. New Haven, 1990 1. 1,674 Kevin Ingram 1998 7. 140 Don Wilkinson 1966-68 Season 115 Kevin Ingram 1998 2. 1,534 Brandon Simmons 2004 8. 139 Cory DeForrest 2002-04 Career 235 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 1998-99 3. 1,429 Brian Penecale 1994 9. 138 Jim Sheehan 1985-87 4. 1,200 Mike Washington 2008 10. 130 Monk Culbreath 1992, 1994-95 Highest Average Receiving Yards Per Catch 5. 1,185 Mike Washington 2005 Season 25.2 Mike Washington 2005 6. 1,170 Mike Washington 2006 Most Touchdown Receptions Career 21.9 Mike Washington 2005-08 7. 1,160 Mike Washington 2007 Season 8. 1,157 Steve Weaver 1992 1. 22 Brian Penecale 1994 Highest Average ReceivingYards Per Game 9. 1,050 Kevin Ingram 1999 2. 21 Kevin Ingram 1998 Season 152.2 Kevin Ingram 1998 10. 949 Bill Hess 1987 3. 20 Brandon Simmons 2004 Career 94.3 Mike Washington 2005-08 4. 16 Mike Washington 2006 Career 16 Kevin Ingram 1999 Touchdowns 1. 4,715 Mike Washington 2005-08 6. 15 Mike Washington 2008 Game 5 Mike Washington vs. Clarion, 2005 2. 3,159 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 1998-99 15 Mike Washington 2005 Season 22 Brian Penecale 1994 3. 2,983 Brian Penecale 1992-95 8. 14 Brian Penecale 1995 Career 58 Mike Washington 2005-08 4. 2,866 Bill Hess 1985-88 9. 13 Steve Weaver 1992 5. 2,499 Cory DeForrest 2001-04 100-yard Receiving Games 6. 2,414 Brandon Simmons 2002-05 Career Season 10 Kevin Ingram 1998 7. 2,280 Don Wilkinson 1966-68 1. 58 Mike Washington 2005-08 Career 24 Mike Washington 2005-08 8. 2,266 Monk Culbreath 1992-95 2. 48 Brian Penecale 1992-95 Consecutive 9 Kevin Ingram 9. 2,186 Joe Senser 1975-78 3. 45 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 1998-99 (9/3/98 thru 10/31/98) 10. 2,076 Bill Lowe 1996-99 4. 29 Brandon Simmons 2002-05 5. 28 Bill Hess 1985-88 Longest Reception Most Receptions 6. 24 Scott Ansman 1987-90 98 TD Dick Paciarone from Jack McAneny Season 7. 23 George Reid 1987-90 (vs. Bloomsburg, 1954) 1. 115 Kevin Ingram* 1998 8. 22 Cory DeForrest 2002-04 2. 85 Brian Penecale 1994 22 Don Wilkinson 1966-68 Most Yards Receiving 3. 82 Kevin Ingram 1999 10. 20 Jim Sheehan 1985-87 Game 4. 74 Brandon Simmons 2004 1. 401 Kevin Ingram vs. Clarion* 1998 5. 71 Jim Sheehan 1986 Two Players, 100 receiving yards – 2. 247 George Reid vs. New Haven 1990 6. 64 Mike Washington 2008 Same Game (12 times) 3. 242 Mike Washington vs. Clarion 2005 7. 61 Brian Penecale 1995 Mike Washington (142) and Ryan Paulson (118) 4. 227 Kevin Ingram vs. ESU 1999 61 Scott Ansman 1990 vs. Kutztown (9/27/08) 5. 217 Rich Neal vs. New Haven 1993 9. 60 Bill Lowe 1998 Mike Washington (162) and Steve Miller (139) – 6. 206 Merritt Kersey vs. Delta State 1972 10. 59 Steve Weaver 1992 vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.) (10/27/07) 7. 201 Brian Bradley vs. Edinboro 2001 *PSAC Record Brandon Simmons (180) and Cory DeForrest (112) – vs. ESU (11/27/04) Bill Lowe (168) and Kevin Ingram (133) – vs. ESU (10/3/98) Brian Penecale (164) and Rich Neal (156) – vs. Cal (11/12/94) Brian Penecale (127) and Rich Neal (120) – vs. Millersville (10/22/94) Rich Neal (141) and Brian Penecale (112) – vs. Mansfi eld (10/15/94) Steve Weaver (137) and Monk Culbreath (126) – vs. Shippensburg (11/7/92) George Reid (247) and John Ferr0 (121) – vs. New Haven (10/5/90) Bill Hess (186) and Tom Settembrino (100) – vs. Clarion (10/15/88) Bill Hess (115) and Jim Sheehan (100) – vs. Delaware (9/19/87) Mike Irving (151) and Reggie Hines (145) – vs. Shippensburg (10/15/83) Paul Brown (176) and Joe Senser (112) – vs. Lehigh (9/9/78) Mike Washington fi nished his prolifi c career as the school’s all-time leader in receptions, yards and touchdowns.

2009 Media Guide 4499 Total Offense Record Book

INDIVIDUAL ALL-PURPOSE YARDS INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE Most Plays Most Plays Game 46 Derrick Price vs. Portland St., 1989 Game 62 Dave McDonald at Millersville, 1994 Season 332 Derrick Price 1990 Season 564 Dave McDonald 1990 Career 860 Derrick Price 1987-90 Career 1,716 Mike Mitros 1996-99

Most Yards Most Yards Game 401 Kevin Ingram at Clarion, 1998 Game 505 Mike Mitros at Clarion, 1998 Season 2,264 Mike Irving 1984 Season 3,603 Dave McDonald 1994 Career 6,465 Derrick Price 1987-90 Career 9,714 Mike Mitros 1996-99 Most All-Purpose Yards Most Yards, Total Offense Game Game 1. 401 Kevin Ingram vs. Clarion 1998 1. 505 Mike Mitros vs. Clarion 1998 2. 368 Mike Irving vs. Bloomsburg 1984 2. 499 Mike Mitros vs. ESU 1998 3. 344 Derrick Price vs. Millersville 1990 3. 497 Ed Brown vs. New Haven 1990 4. 326 Derrick Price vs. Cheyney 1990 4. 450 Mike Mitros vs. Clarion 1999 5. 309 Derrick Price vs. Mansfi eld 1988 5. 412 Dave McDonald vs. Cal 1994 6. 308 Mike Irving vs. Cheyney 1983 6. 399 Dave McDonald vs. Shippensburg 1992 7. 306 D’Andre Webb vs. Millersville 2008 7. 387 Mike Horrocks vs. Shippensburg 1983 8. 296 Derrick Price vs. Kutztown 1990 8. 385 Mike Mitros vs. Millersville 1999 9. 292 Scott Eberly vs. Kutztown 1993 9. 378 Mike Mitros vs. New Haven 1998 10. 289 Mike Irving vs. ESU 1984 10. 374 Mike Mitros vs. ESU 1999 374 Dave McDonald vs. Mansfi eld 1992 Season Derrick Price is the school’s all-time 1. 2,264 Mike Irving 1984 Season leading rusher as well as WCU’s all- 2. 2,250 Derrick Price 1990 1. 3,603 Dave McDonald 1994 time leader in all-purpose yardage. 3. 2,026 Osagie Osunde 2004 2. 3,526 Bob Findora 2004 4. 1,931 Derrick Price 1988 3. 3,478 Mike Mitros 1998 5. 1,835 Brandon Simmons 2004 4. 3,387 Joe Wright 2008 INDIVIDUAL SCORING 6. 1,806 Derrick Price 1989 5. 3,082 Dave McDonald 1992 Most Points 7. 1,692 Kevin Ingram 1998 6. 2,928 Mike Mitros 1999 Game 30 Mike Washington vs. Clarion, 2005 8. 1,686 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 7. 2,810 Bill Zwaan 2007 30 Rocky Rees 1968 9. 1,660 Mike Irving 1983 8. 2,595 Bob Findora 2003 30 Joe Iacone 1962 10. 1,650 Brian Steinmetz 2005 9. 2,383 Bob Findora 2002 30 Jim Pribula 1960 10. 2,317 Dave McDonald 1993 Season 132 Brian Penecale 1994 Career 132 Bill Schockley 1958 1. 6,465 Derrick Price 1987-90 Career Career 360 Mike Washington 2005-08 2. 5,844 Osagie Osunde 2003-07 1. 9,714 Mike Mitros 1996-99 3. 5,822 Mike Irving 1981-84 2. 9,614 Bob Findora 2001-04 Most Touchdowns 4. 5,147 Mike Washington 2005-08 3. 9,081 Dave McDonald 1991-94 Game 5 Mike Washington vs. Clarion, 2005 5. 4,210 Ron Perkins 1979-82 4. 7,359 Al Niemela 1985-88 5 Rocky Rees 1968 6. 4,105 Mike Eckmeyer 2000-03 5. 6,123 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 5 Joe Iacone 1962 7. 3,821 Bill Hess 1985-88 6. 5,194 Ron Gaynor 1979-82 5 Jim Pribula 1960 8. 3,785 Brian Steinmetz 2004-06 7. 4,146 Tom Pierantozzi 1970-72 Season 22 Brian Penecale 1994 9. 3,712 Brandon Simmons 2002-05 8. 4,083 Ed Brown 1988-90 Career 60 Mike Washington 2005-08 10. 3,507 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 1998-99 9. 4,026 Jim Haynie 1965-67 10. 4,001 Derrick Price 1987-90 Most Touchdowns Responsible For Most All-Purpose Yards Per Game Game 7 Mike Mitros vs. Kutztown, 1999 Season Most Yards Per Game, Total Offense 7 Ed Brown vs. New Haven, 1990 1. 226.4 Mike Irving 1984 Season Season 45 Dave McDonald 1994 2. 225.0 Derrick Price 1990 1. 316.2 Mike Mitros 1998 Career 111 Mike Mitros 1996-99 3. 168.0 Derrick Price 1988 2. 300.2 Dave McDonald 1994 4. 166.0 Mike Irving 1983 3. 292.8 Mike Mitros 1999 Most Field Goals Made 5. 165.1 Joe Iacone 1962 4. 280.2 Dave McDonald 1992 Game 3 Alex Walsh vs. IUP, 2005 6. 159.8 Joe Iacone 1960 5. 260.5 Joe Wright 2008 3 Tony Gracia vs. Shippensburg, 1998 7. 155.8 Osagie Osunde 2004 6. 235.9 Bob Findora 2003 3 John Marotta vs. Cheyney, 1988 8. 154.0 Derrick Price 1989 7. 235.1 Bob Findora 2004 3 Eric Wentling vs. ESU, 1984 9. 153.8 Kevin Ingram 1998 8. 234.2 Bill Zwaan 2007 Season 12 Eric Wentling 1984 10. 153.3 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 9. 216.6 Bob Findora 2002 Career 30 John Marotta 1987-90 10. 210.6 Dave McDonald 1993 Career (min. 20 games played) Most Field Goals Attempted 1. 147.5 Joe Iacone 1960-62 Career (min. 20 games played) Game 6 Mike Bean vs. New Haven, 1997 2. 145.8 Derrick Price 1987-90 1. 239.0 Dave McDonald 1991-94 Season 22 Eric Wentling 1984 3. 142.0 Mike Irving 1981-84 2. 231.3 Mike Mitros 1996-99 Career 51 John Marotta 1987-90 4. 132.8 Osagie Osunde 2003-07 3. 218.5 Bob Findora 2001-04 5. 111.6 Jason Sims 1984-87 4. 175.2 Al Niemela 1985-88 6. 107.2 Rich Neal 1993-94 5. 159.2 Joe Wright 2005-08 Highest Field Goal Percentage 7. 102.9 Mike Washington 2005-08 6. 157.0 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 Season 72.7 (8 of 11) James Zelenak 1979 Career 70.1 (24 of 34) Alex Walsh 2005-08 5500 2009 Media Guide Individual Scoring Record Book

INDIVIDUAL SCORING (Cont’d) Career Most Returns for a Touchdown Most PATs Made 1. 360 Mike Washington 2005-08 Game 1 (last by Don DeFilipo) at Cheyney, 1999 Game 10 Bill Schockley vs. Cheyney, 1958 2. 342 Osagie Osunde 2004-07 Season 2 Mike Irving 1984 Season 52 Barry Stevenson 1971 3. 292 Brian Penecale 1992-95 Career 2 Derrick Price 1987-90 Career 179 Alex Walsh* 2005-08 4. 278 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 1998-99 2 Mike Irving 1981-84 * PSAC Record 5. 258 Joe Iacone 1960-62 Highest Average Per Return 6. 251 Alex Walsh 2005-08 Season Most PATs Attempted 7. 246 Ron Perkins 1979-82 1. 28.5 Guy VanAlstine 1974 Game 10 Bill Schockley vs. Cheyney, 1958 8. 245 John Marotta 1987-90 2. 28.3 Brandon Simmons 2003 Season 58 Barry Stevenson 1971 9. 244 Bert Nye 1966-68 3. 28.2 LeRoy Miller 2000 Career 197 Alex Walsh 2005-08 10. 222 Brian Steinmetz 2004-06 4. 27.4 Brandon Simmons 2004 5. 27.3 Don DeFilipo 1999 Highest Percentage of PATs Made INDIVIDUAL PUNTING Game 100.0 (10 of 10) Most Punts Career Bill Schockley vs. Cheyney, 1958 Game 12 Ron Till vs. Millersville, 1979 1. 28.5 Guy VanAlstine 1974 Season 94.7 (18 of 19) 12 John Young at Delaware, 1969 2. 25.9 Guy VanAlstine 2000 Eric Wentling 1982 Season 67 Ron Till 1978 3. 24.8 Roger Benson 1998-99 Career 92.5 (86 of 93) Career 190 Chart Hollenbach 1985-88 4. 24.6 Tyrik MacKall 2004 Eric Wentling 1981-84 5. 24.5 Merritt Kersey 1973 Most Yards Longest Field Goal Made Game 442 Ron Becker at Delaware, 1983 Longest Kickoff Returns 55 Eric Wentling * vs. Bloomsburg, 1983 Season 2,430 Don Wolf 1977 95 TD Monk Culbreth at ESU, 1995 * PSAC Record Career 7,571 Chart Hollenbach 1985-88 94 TD Mike Irving vs. Glassboro St., 1984

Most Points Highest Average Per Punt INDIVIDUAL PUNT RETURNS Season Season Most Yards Gained 1. 132 Brian Penecale 1994 1. 42.2 Alex Walsh 2008 Game 177 Mike Irving vs. Cheyney, 1983 132 Bill Schockley 1958 2. 42.1 Joseph Chilbert 1955 Season 357 Dennis Shank 1966 3. 130 Kevin Ingram 1998 3. 41.9 Ron Minck 1998 Career 946 Mike Irving 1981-84 4. 120 Brandon Simmons 2004 4. 41.7 Joseph Chilbert 1954 5. 114 Bert Nye 1967 5. 41.6 Chart Hollenbach 1988 Most Returns 6. 110 Joe Iacone 1962 6. 40.1 Anthony Belasco 2006 Game 7 John Goldsworthy vs. Glassboro St., 1985 7. 108 Osagie Osunde 2004 Season 42 Bill Hess 1987 8. 100 Kevin Ingram 1999 Career Career 76 Bill Hess 1985-88 1. 42.1 Alex Walsh 2005-08 2. 41.9 Joseph Chilbert 1954-55 Most Returns for a Touchdown 3. 39.5 Rick Stevenson 1968; 1970 Game 1 (last by Dan DePalma) 39.5 John Harrington 1957-58 vs. California (Pa.), 11/08/08 5. 39.1 Jack Wendland 1955; 1957-58 Season 2 4 times 6. 38.5 Chart Hollenbach 1985-88 (last by John Goldsworthy, 1985) Career 4 Mike Irving 1981-84 Longest Punts (since 1978) 80 Mike Bean vs. Cal, 1995 Highest Average Per Return 75 Chart Hollenbach at Jacksonville St., 1988 Season 70 Alex Walsh vs. Lock Haven, 2008 1. 18.3 Dan DePalma 2008 70 Ron Till at Delaware, 1978 2. 16.3 Greg Herr 1971 63 Dan Wilbourne vs. Millersville, 2003 3. 15.5 Mike Irving 1981 63 Chart Hollenbach at IUP, 1986 4. 15.1 Brandon Simmons 2005 62 Ron Minck at Cheyney, 2000 5. 15.0 Mike Irving 1982 61 Ron Becker at Delaware, 1983 61 Ken Dillon vs. ESU, 1982 Career 61 Ken Dillon vs. Kutztown, 1982 1. 13.3 Mike Irving 1981-84 60 Ron Minck at New Haven, 1998 2. 11.2 Merritt Kersey 1971-73 INDIVIDUAL KICKOFF RETURNS Longest Punt Returns Most Yards Gained 95 TD Mike Irving at Delaware St., 1981 Game 169 Jamie Albrecht vs. ESU, 1996 95 Nick Giunta vs. Penn Military College, 1941 Season 635 Derrick Price 1989 85 TD Roger Aughenbaugh at So. Conn. St., 1962 Career 2,170 Derrick Price 1987-90 83 TD Mike Irving vs. Bloomsburg, 1984 Most Returns Brandon Simmons scored 120 points Game 8 Derrick Price at Jacksonville St., 1988 in 2004 to place fourth on the school’s Season 33 Rich Neal 1994 all-time single-season chart. Career 93 Derrick Price 1987-90

2009 Media Guide 5511 Defensive Record Book

INDIVIDUAL TACKLES 211 Justin Foster 1993-95 INDIVIDUAL INTERCEPTIONS Most Total Tackles (since 1971) 6. 195 Ben Tonon 1994-97 Most Interceptions Game 25 John Minnino at Bloomsburg, 1985 7. 181 Joe Maida 1981-83 Game 3 Pat Tryson at Mansfi eld, 1987 Season 150 Bill Edgar 1973 8. 158 Matt Cozza 1996-99 3 Shawn Miles at Kutztown, 1983 Career 407 Lateef Ferguson 2004-07 158 Paul Nanni 1982-84 3 Joe Maida at Delaware, 1983 10. 145 Bill Edgar 1971-73 3 Denny Shank at Bloomsburg, 1967 Most Solo Tackles (since 1971) Most Assisted Tackles 3 Denny Shank vs. Clarion, 1967 Game 19 John Minnino at Bloomsburg, 1985 Season 12 Denny Shank 1967 Season Career 21 Denny Shank 1965-67 Season 96 Bill Edgar 1973 1. 87 Bill Edgar 1973 Career 240 Lee Woodall 1989; 1991-93 2. 77 Bill Edgar 1972 3. 68 Dave Fisher 1972 Most Interceptions Returned For A TD Most Assisted Tackles (since 1971) 4. 64 Paul Givler 1973 Game 1 (last by Scott Schiavo) Game 13 John Minnino at Kutztown, 1983 5. 64 Lee Woodall 1993 vs. So. Conn. St., 11/15/08 Season 87 Bill Edgar 1973 6. 63 Bill Edgar 1971 Season 4 Jim Pribula 1959 Career 227 Bill Edgar 1971-73 7. 58 Paul Nanni 1983 Career 5 Jim Pribula 1959-61 8. 58 Mike Green 1973 Most Total Tackles 9. 54 John Mininno 1983 Longest Interception Return Game 54 Ben Tonon 1996 98 TD Jim Pribula vs. ESU, 1959 1. 25 (19-6) John Minnino vs. Bloomsburg 1985 2. 23 (10-13) John Minnino vs. Kutztown 1983 Career Most Interceptions 3. 20 (18-2) Jimmy Lewis vs. Millersville 2006 1. 227 Bill Edgar 1971-73 Season 4. 18 (16-2) Mike Mignogno vs. Bloomsburg 2004 2. 170 Lateef Ferguson 2004-07 1. 12 Denny Shank 1967 18 (11-7) Lee Woodall vs. Delaware 1993 3. 153 Lee Woodall 1989; 1991-93 2. 7 Joe Maida 1983 18 (12-6) Lee Woodall vs. Mansfi eld 1991 4. 137 John Minnino 1983-85 7 Shawn Miles 1983 18 (11-7) Paul Nanni vs. Millersville 1983 137 Doug Jacobs 1980-83 7 Dan Bedesein 1978 5. 17 (13-4) Ben Tonon vs. Delaware 1996 6. 120 Ben Tonon 1994-97 7 Jerry McMahon 1969 7. 116 Joe Maida 1981-83 8. 115 Dave Fisher 1971-72 Career Season 9. 97 Paul Nanni 1982-84 1. 150 (63-87) Bill Edgar 1973 1. 21 Denny Shank 1965-67 2. 140 (76-64) Lee Woodall 1993 2. 15 Joe Maida 1981-83 Most Tackles For A Loss (since 1988) 3. 13 Jerome Watts 1986-88 3. 135 (84-51) John Minnino 1984 Game 5 Ben Tonon vs. Cheyney, 1997 4. 12 Mike Gillen 1983-86 4. 130 (62-68) Dave Fisher 1972 Season 28 Pat Ellis 1988 12 Dan Kline 1975-77 5. 129 (96-33) Steve Grundy 1979 Career 63 Ben Tonon 1994-97 6. 126 (68-58) Paul Nanni 1983 7. 126 (83-43) Joe Maida 1982 Season Most Fumble Recoveries 8. 125 (71-54) John Minnino 1983 1. 24 Ben Tonon 1996 Game 3 Joe Brooks at Delaware, 2002 9. 123 (75-48) Doug Jacobs 1981 24 Greg Espenshade 1988 3 Pete Robinson at Delaware, 1979 10. 122 (45-77) Bill Edgar 1972 3. 22 Ben Tonon 1997 Season 8 John Minnino 1985 22 John Mohollen 1989 Career 12 John Minnino 1983-85 Career 5. 21 Lou Berman 1989 1. 407 (237-170) Lateef Ferguson 2004-07 Most Fumble Recoveries Returned For A TD 2. 397 (244-153) Lee Woodall 1989; 1991-93 Career Game 1 (last by Andrew Sheehan) 3. 372 (145-227) Bill Edgar 1971-73 1. 63 Ben Tonon 1994-97 vs. California (Pa.) 11/08/08 4. 370 (233-137) John Minnino 1983-85 2. 38.5 Graham Eggleston 2001-04 Season 4 Jim Pribula 1959 5. 348 (208-140) Doug Jacobs 1980-83 3. 35 Greg Espenshade 1988-89 Career 5 Jim Pribula 1959-61 6. 317 (205-112) Joe Maida 1981-83 4. 30 Jason Swint 1993-95 7. 315 (195-120) Ben Tonon 1994-97 5. 29 Brian Kersey 1998-2001 Longest Fumble Recovery 8. 255 (158-97) Paul Nanni 1982-84 90 TD Marcellus Simmons at Buffalo, 1997 9. 235 (158-77) Matt Cozza 1996-99 Most Sacks 10. 219 (132-87) John Garbarino 1989-91 Game 4 Vlad Garbovsky at Edinboro, 2007 Last Fumble Recovery For A TD 4 Jason Swint vs. New Haven, 1995 75 TD Andrew Sheehan at California (Pa.), 11/08/08 Most Solo Tackles 4 Lou Berman at Kutztown, 1989 Season 4 Mike Testa at Bloomsburg, 1987 Season 13 Pat Ellis 1988 West Chester Safeties Since 1971 1. 96 Steve Grundy 1979 2004 Team (vs. Cheyney) 2. 84 John Minnino 1984 13 George Veneziale 1978 Career 21.5 Doug Jacobs 1980-83 2001 Duane Thomas 3. 83 Joe Maida 1983 1999 Matt Jesson 4. 79 Lee Woodall 1991 Season 1998 Adrian Wilkerson 5. 78 John Minnino 1984 1995 Jay Jairdullo 6. 76 Lee Woodall 1993 1. 13 Pat Ellis 1988 13 George Veneziale 1978 1991 Mike Gifford 7. 75 Doug Jacobs 1981 3. 11 Greg Espenshade 1988 1987 Dominic Kurtyan 8. 73 Paul Nanni 1984 4. 10.5 Eric Krohn 1992 1983 Bill McConaghy (2) 73 Jim Bauer 1981 10.5 Mike Carnesale 1987 1981 Pete Bumbulsky (2) 10. 71 John Minnino 1983 Career Defensive 2-pt. Conversions Career 1. 21.5 Doug Jacobs 1980-83 Graham Eggleston at Shippensburg, 2003 1. 240 Lee Woodall 1989; 1991-93 2. 20 Jason Swint 1993-95 Dominic Kurtyan (77 yards) vs. Kutztown, 1988 2. 237 Lateef Ferguson 2004-07 3. 19.5 Graham Eggleston 2001-04 3. 233 John Minnino 1971-73 4. 18.5 Pat Ellis 1986-88 4. 211 Doug Jacobs 1980-83 5. 18.0 Mike Testa 1985-88 5522 2009 Media Guide Team Year-by-Year Statistics

RUSHING PASSING Year G Att. Yards AVG. TD Yds/G Year G Cmp. Att. Pct. Yards Int. TD Yds/G 2008 13 419 1988 4.7 28 152.9 2008 13 214 378 56.6 3549 12 30 273.0 2007 12 442 1811 4.1 23 150.9 2007 12 184 332 55.4 3102 18 28 258.5 2006 13 479 2552 5.3 31 196.3 2006 13 174 291 59.8 2741 13 29 208.8 2005 12 504 2276 4.5 26 189.7 2005 12 151 304 49.7 2588 10 27 215.7 2004 15 629 2779 4.4 42 185.3 2004 15 205 355 56.6 3384 20 31 225.6 2003 11 464 2515 5.4 29 228.6 2003 11 143 276 51.8 2500 10 22 227.3 2002 11 458 1760 3.8 18 160.0 2002 11 188 340 55.3 2510 12 19 228.2 2001 9 419 1885 4.5 15 209.4 2001 9 126 272 46.3 1715 14 11 190.6 2000 11 408 1154 2.8 7 104.9 2000 11 144 308 46.8 1467 19 8 133.4 1999 10 344 1636 4.8 24 163.6 1999 10 237 376 63.0 2944 13 29 294.4 1998 11 428 1671 3.9 18 151.9 1998 11 269 459 58.6 3452 12 32 313.8 1997 11 548 2073 3.1 16 188.5 1997 11 142 266 53.4 1560 10 13 141.8 1996 10 442 1653 3.7 20 165.3 1996 10 192 339 56.6 2147 15 20 214.7 1995 11 488 1459 3.0 14 132.6 1995 11 178 385 46.2 2209 18 21 200.8 1994 12 453 1914 4.2 13 159.5 1994 12 274 508 53.9 3641 20 41 303.4 1993 11 460 2034 4.4 15 184.9 1993 11 188 374 50.3 2506 17 26 227.8 1992 11 456 1574 3.5 14 143.1 1992 11 198 362 54.7 3135 17 24 285.0 1991 11 494 1822 3.7 17 165.6 1991 11 123 282 43.6 1610 14 7 146.4 1990 10 449 1676 3.7 14 167.6 1990 10 157 310 50.6 1817 6 25 181.7 1989 11 504 2023 4.0 21 183.9 1989 11 148 289 51.2 2095 11 27 190.5 1988 11 538 2251 4.2 23 204.6 1988 11 162 264 61.4 2255 10 27 205.0 1987 11 514 2173 4.2 27 197.5 1987 11 161 291 55.3 2496 8 24 226.9 1986 11 443 1972 4.5 20 179.3 1986 11 203 348 58.3 2206 13 23 200.5 1985 10 456 1547 3.4 10 154.7 1985 10 118 248 47.6 1465 8 9 146.5 1984 10 456 2105 4.6 18 210.5 1984 10 132 254 52.0 1832 5 16 183.2 1983 10 478 1828 3.8 15 182.8 1983 10 98 210 46.7 1410 17 11 141.0 1982 10 494 2494 5.0 26 249.4 1982 10 109 212 51.4 1354 11 7 135.4 1981 11 529 2360 4.5 24 214.6 1981 11 95 197 48.2 1468 10 11 133.5 1980 10 494 1983 4.0 18 198.3 1980 10 91 180 50.5 1376 11 11 137.6 1979 11 505 1540 3.1 5 140.0 1979 11 75 169 44.4 904 13 5 82.2 1978 11 466 1428 3.1 7 129.8 1978 11 126 265 47.5 1650 25 8 150.0 1977 10 450 1734 3.8 14 173.4 1977 10 97 214 45.3 1188 22 6 118.8 1976 9 454 1949 4.3 16 216.6 1976 9 62 145 42.8 1013 15 11 112.6 1975 9 476 1716 3.6 13 190.7 1975 9 87 162 53.7 923 12 8 102.6 1974 10 470 2104 4.5 25 210.4 1974 10 120 186 64.5 1582 4 7 158.2 1973 10 492 2289 4.7 22 228.9 1973 10 93 188 49.5 1070 8 8 107.0 1972 10 411 1760 4.3 32 176.0 1972 10 176 329 53.5 2387 15 17 238.7 1971 10 517 2804 5.4 44 280.4 1971 10 116 235 49.4 1493 14 10 149.3 1970 11 527 2086 3.9 26 189.6 1970 11 121 243 49.3 1855 16 18 168.6 1969 10 460 1868 4.0 23 186.8 1969 10 131 291 45.0 2323 15 27 232.3 1968 9 407 1674 4.1 23 209.3 1968 9 115 248 46.4 1548 9 7 193.5 1967 11 450 1979 4.4 34 197.9 1967 11 141 295 47.8 2190 13 19 219.0 1966 11 532 2237 4.2 29 203.4 1966 11 132 263 50.2 1997 12 15 181.5 1965 8 352 1364 3.9 14 170.5 1965 8 65 170 38.2 1019 14 10 127.4 1964 8 415 1729 4.2 23 216.1 1964 8 50 142 35.2 884 13 7 110.5 1963 9 344 1758 5.1 n/a 219.7 1963 9 68 151 45.0 1162 7 18 145.2 1962 10 394 1879 4.8 n/a 208.7 1962 10 68 131 51.9 1280 5 16 142.2 1961 9 421 1908 4.5 n/a 212.0 1961 9 78 151 51.7 1501 11 19 166.7 1960 9 439 2263 5.2 n/a 251.5 1960 9 68 135 50.4 1416 7 16 157.3 1959 8 323 1625 5.0 n/a 215.6 1959 8 58 137 42.3 948 9 17 118.5 1958 10 434 2961 6.8 n/a 296.1 1958 10 100 199 50.3 1476 13 25 147.6 1957 9 380 2234 5.9 n/a 248.2 1957 9 59 153 38.6 996 13 21 110.7 1955 9 374 1417 3.8 n/a 157.4 1955 9 49 137 35.8 619 11 4 68.8 1954 9 347 1465 4.2 n/a 162.8 1954 9 70 167 41.9 1221 14 11 135.6 1953 8 330 1652 5.0 n/a 206.5 1953 8 65 154 42.2 1019 15 13 127.4 1952 7 381 2062 5.4 n/a 294.6 1952 7 47 135 34.8 1033 11 10 147.6 1951 10 466 2607 5.6 n/a 289.7 1951 10 39 122 32.0 541 14 9 60.1

2009 Media Guide 5533 Team Year-by-Year Statistics

RECEIVING TOTAL OFFENSE Year G Rec. Yards Yds/C TD Rec/G Year G Plays Rush Pass Total TD Yds/G 2008 13 214 3549 16.6 30 273.0 2008 13 797 1988 3549 5537 58 425.9 2007 12 184 3102 16.9 28 15.3 2007 12 774 1811 3102 4913 53 409.4 2006 13 174 2714 20.8 29 13.4 2006 13 770 2552 2714 5266 60 405.1 2005 12 151 2588 17.1 27 12.6 2005 12 808 2276 2588 4864 53 405.3 2004 15 205 3384 16.5 31 13.7 2004 15 997 2779 3384 5049 73 410.9 2003 11 143 2500 17.5 22 13.0 2003 11 740 2515 2500 5015 51 455.9 2002 11 188 2510 13.4 19 17.1 2002 11 798 1760 2510 4270 38 388.2 2001 9 126 1715 13.6 11 14.0 2001 9 691 1885 1715 3600 26 400.0 2000 11 144 1467 10.2 8 13.1 2000 11 716 1154 1467 2621 15 238.3 1999 10 237 2944 12.4 29 23.7 1999 10 720 1636 2944 4580 53 458.0 1998 11 269 3452 12.8 32 24.5 1998 11 887 1671 3452 5123 50 465.7 1997 11 142 1560 11.0 13 12.9 1997 11 810 2073 1560 3633 29 330.3 1996 10 192 2146 11.2 20 19.2 1996 10 781 1653 2147 3800 41 380.0 1995 11 178 2208 12.4 21 16.2 1995 11 873 1459 2209 3668 35 333.5 1994 12 273 3641 13.3 41 22.8 1994 12 961 1914 3641 5555 54 462.9 1993 11 188 2506 13.3 26 17.1 1993 11 834 2034 2506 4540 41 412.7 1992 11 198 3135 15.8 24 18.0 1992 11 818 1574 3135 4709 38 428.1 1991 11 123 1610 13.1 7 11.2 1991 11 776 1822 1610 3432 24 312.0 1990 10 157 1817 11.6 25 15.7 1990 10 759 1676 1817 3493 39 349.3 1989 11 148 2095 14.2 27 13.5 1989 11 793 2023 2095 4118 48 374.4 1988 11 162 2255 13.9 27 14.7 1988 11 902 2251 2255 4506 50 409.6 1987 11 161 2496 15.5 24 14.6 1987 11 805 2173 2496 4669 51 424.5 1986 11 203 2206 10.9 23 18.5 1986 11 790 1972 2205 4177 43 379.7 1985 10 118 1465 12.4 9 11.8 1985 10 704 1547 1465 3012 19 301.2 1984 10 132 1832 13.9 16 13.2 1984 10 710 2105 1832 3937 34 393.7 1983 10 98 1408 14.4 12 9.8 1983 10 688 1828 1408 3236 27 323.6 1982 10 109 1354 12.4 7 10.9 1982 10 706 2494 1354 3848 33 384.8 1981 11 95 1468 15.5 11 8.6 1981 11 726 2360 1468 3828 35 348.0 1980 10 91 1376 15.1 11 9.1 1980 10 674 1983 1376 3359 29 335.9 1979 11 75 904 12.1 5 6.8 1979 11 674 1540 904 2444 20 222.2 1978 11 126 1650 13.1 8 11.5 1978 11 731 1428 1650 3078 15 279.8 1977 10 97 1188 12.3 6 9.7 1977 10 664 1734 1188 2922 20 292.2 1976 9 62 1013 16.3 11 6.9 1976 9 599 1949 1013 2962 27 329.1 1975 9 87 923 10.6 8 9.7 1975 9 638 1716 923 2639 21 293.2 1974 10 120 1582 13.2 7 12.0 1974 10 656 2104 1582 3686 32 368.6 1973 10 93 1070 10.8 8 9.3 1973 10 680 2289 1070 3359 30 335.9 1972 10 176 2387 13.6 17 17.6 1972 10 740 1760 2387 4147 49 414.7 1971 10 116 1493 12.8 10 11.6 1971 10 752 2804 1493 4297 54 429.7 1970 11 121 1855 15.3 18 11.0 1970 11 770 2086 1885 3941 44 358.3 1969 10 131 2323 17.7 27 13.1 1969 10 762 2323 1868 4191 50 419.1 1968+ 9 115 1548 13.5 7 14.4 1968 9 655 1674 1548 3222 30 402.8 1967# 11 141 2190 15.5 19 14.1 1967 11 745 1979 2190 4169 53 416.9 1966 11 132 1997 15.1 15 12.0 1966 11 795 2237 1997 4234 46 384.9 1965 8 65 1019 15.7 10 8.1 1965 8 522 1364 1019 2383 24 297.9 1964 8 50 884 17.7 7 6.3 1964 8 557 1729 884 2613 30 326.6 1963## 9 68 1162 17.1 18 8.5 1963 9 495 1758 1162 2920 n/a 365.0 1962@ 10 68 1280 18.8 16 8.5 1962 10 525 1879 1280 3159 n/a 351.0 1961 9 78 1501 19.2 19 8.7 1961 9 572 1908 1501 3409 n/a 378.7 1960 9 68 1416 20.8 16 7.5 1960 9 574 2263 1416 3679 n/a 408.8 1959 8 58 948 16.3 17 7.3 1959 8 460 1625 948 2673 n/a 334.1 1958 10 100 1476 14.8 25 10.0 1958 10 633 2961 1476 4437 n/a 443.7 1957 9 59 996 16.9 21 6.6 1957 9 533 2234 996 3236 n/a 358.9 1955 9 49 619 12.6 4 5.4 1955 9 511 1417 619 2036 n/a 226.2 1954 9 70 1221 17.4 11 7.9 1954 9 514 1465 1221 2686 n/a 298.4 1953 8 65 1019 15.7 13 8.1 1953 8 484 1652 1019 2679 n/a 334.9 1952 7 47 1033 22.0 10 6.7 1952 7 516 2062 1033 3095 n/a 442.1 1951 10 39 541 13.9 9 4.3 1951 10 588 2607 541 3148 n/a 349.7

5544 2009 Media Guide WCU NCAA Playoff Record Book

The following record book was created from Highest Completion Percentage (min 50 att.) Career 26 Mike Washington ...... 2005-08 West Chester University’s 14 NCAA II Career 59.0 Joe Wright ...... (2008) Tournament Games. Highest Average Receiving Yards Per Catch Most Touchdowns Career 26.5 Brandon Simmons ...... 2002-05 Individual Rushing Records Game 5 Dave MacDonald vs. Ferris St. ...1994 Most Yards Gained Career 10 Bob Findora ...... 2004 Highest Avg Rec Yards Per Game (min. 2 gms) Game 178 Jackson Fagan vs. SCSU... 2008 Career 122.0 Brandon Simmons ...... 2002-05 Career 523 Brent Steinmetz (2004-06) Most Interceptions Game 3 3 players tied Touchdowns Most Carries (MacDonald, Findora, Zwaan) Game 4 Brandon Simmons vs. ESU ....2004 Game 41 Derrick Price vs. Portland St. ..1989 Career 5 3 players tied Brian Penecale vs. Ferris St.....1994 Career 102 Osagie Osunde (2004-07) (MacDonald, Findora, Zwaan) Scott Asman vs. Portland St. ...1989 Career 9 Brandon Simmons ...... 2004-06 Highest Average per Carry Fewest Interceptions Career 5.2 Brent Steinmetz (2004-06) Game 0 Bill Zwaan vs. Bryant (12 att.) 100-yard Receiving Games 0 Bob Findora vs. ESU (27 att.) Career 4 Brandon Simmons ...... 2002-05 Touchdowns 0 Bob Findora vs. CW Post (16 att.) Game 3 Jackson Fagan vs. SCSU Career 3 Ed Brown (2 games, 64 att.) Most Receiving Yards 3 Brent Steinmetz vs. CW Post Game 3 Osagie Osunde vs. ESU Most Passing Yards 1. 180 Brandon Simmons vs. ESU...... 2004 Career 9 Osagie Osunde (2004-07) Game 2. 146 Brian Penecale vs. Ferris St...... 1994 1. 358 Bob Findora vs. ESU ...... 2004 3. 131 Brandon Simmons vs. CW Post ....2004 Most Rushing Yards Gained 2. 324 Bob Findora vs. Shippensburg ..2004 4. 124 Brandon Simmons vs. Shippensburg ....2004 Game 3. 321 Dave MacDonald vs. New Haven ...1992 5. 120 Steve Weaver vs. New Haven ...1992 1. 178 Jackson Fagan vs. SCSU (2008) 4. 305 Dave MacDonald vs. Ferris St. ..1994 2. 149 Brent Steinmetz vs. Bloomsburg (2006) 5. 262 Joe Wright vs. Bloomsburg ...... 2008 Career 149 Osagie Osunde vs. ESU (2004) 1. 610 Brandon Simmons ...... 2002-05 4. 142 Brent Steinmetz vs. Bryant (2006) Career 2. 476 Mike Washington ...... 2005-08 5. 121 Osagie Osunde vs. IUP (2007) 1. 1,165 Bob Findora ...... 2004 3. 285 Cory DeForrest ...... 2004 121 Brent Steinmetz vs. CW Post (2005) 2. 742 Bill Zwaan ...... 2005-07 3. 626 Dave MacDonald ...... 1992-94 Most Receptions Career Game 1. 523 Brent Steinmetz (2004-06) Most Pass Attempts 1. 8 Brian Penecale vs. Ferris St...... 1994 2. 507 Osagie Osunde (2004-07) Career 8 Scott Asman vs. Portland St...... 1989 3. 252 Derrick Price (1988-89) 1. 84 Bill Zwaan ...... 2005-07 3. 7 Jackson Fagan vs. Bloomsburg ..2008 2. 77 Bob Findora ...... 2004 7 Brandon Simmons vs. ESU...... 2004 Most Rushing Touchdowns 3. 64 Joe Wright ...... 2008 5. 6 Mike Washington vs. Bloomsburg ..2006 Game 1. 3 Jackson Fagan vs. SCSU (2008) Most Pass Completions Career 3 Osagie Osunde vs. ESU (2007) Career 1. 26 Mike Washington ...... 2005-08 3 Brent Steinmetz vs. CW Post (2006) 1. 44 Bill Zwaan ...... 2005-07 2. 23 Brandon Simmons ...... 2002-05 4. 2 Osagie Osunde vs. IUP (2007) 2. 43 Bob Findora ...... 2004 3. 14 Cory DeForrest ...... 2004 2 Osagie Osunde vs. Shippensburg (2004) 3. 40 Dave MacDonald ...... 1992-94 2 Osagie Osunde vs. CW Post (2004) Most Touchdown Receptions 2 Brent Steinmetz vs. Bryant (2006) Most Passing Touchdowns Game Game 1. 4 Brandon Simmons vs. ESU...... 2004 Career 1. 5 Dave MacDonald vs. Ferris St. ...1994 4 Brian Penecale vs. Ferris St...... 1994 1. 9 Osagie Osunde (2004-07) 2. 4 Bob Findora vs. ESU ...... 2004 4 Scott Asman vs. Portland St...... 1989 2. 6 Brent Steinmetz (2004-06) 4 Ed Brown vs. Portland St...... 1989 3. 4 Jackson Fagan (2008) Career Career 1. 9 Brandon Simmons ...... 2002-05 Individual Passing Records 1. 10 Bob Findora ...... 2004 2. 6 Mike Washington ...... 2005-08 Most Passing Yards 2. 7 Dave MacDonald ...... 1992-94 3. 4 Brian Penecale ...... 1992-94 Game 358 Bob Findora vs. ESU ...... 2004 3. 5 Bill Zwaan ...... 2005-07 3. 4 Scott Asman ...... 1988-89 Career 1,165 Bob Findora ...... 2004 5 Ed Brown ...... 1988-89 Two players, 100 receiving yards in a game Most Attempts Individual Receiving Records Brandon Simmons (180) and Corey DeForrest Game 46 Dave MacDonald vs. Ferris St. ...1994 Most Receiving Yards (112) – vs. ESU (2004) Career 84 Bill Zwaan ...... 2005-07 Game 180 Brandon Simmons vs. ESU ..2004 Consecutive Playoff Games – 100 yds rec. Career 610 Brandon Simmons ...... 2002-05 Brandon Simmons (4), 2004 Most Completions Game 21 Dave MacDonald vs. Ferris St. ....1994 Most Receptions Consecutive Playoff Games with TD rec. Career 44 Bill Zwaan ...... 2005-07 Game 8 Brian Penecale vs. Ferris St. ...1994 Mike Washington (6), 2006-08 Scott Asman vs. Portland St. ..1989 2009 Media Guide 5555 WCU NCAA Playoff Record Book

Individual Punting Individual Scoring 1. 185.4 Osagie Osunde ...... 2003-07 Most Punts Most PATs Made 2. 149.0 Brandon Simmons ...... 2002-05 Game 6 Anthony Belasco vs. CW Post ..2005 Game 7 Alex Walsh vs. SCSU ...... 2008 3. 89.7 Brent Steinmetz ...... 2004-07 6 Bill Pryor vs. New Haven ..1992 Career 23 Alex Walsh ...... 2005-08 4. 76.8 Mike Washington ...... 2005-08 Career 12 Anthony Belasco ...... 2005-06 12 Dan Wilbourne ...... 2004 Most PATs Attempted Total Offense Game 7 Alex Walsh vs. SCSU ...... 2008 Most Plays Most Punting Yards Career 24 Alex Walsh ...... 2005-08 Game 52 Dave MacDonald vs. Ferris St. ...1994 Game 272 Anthony Belasco vs. CW Post ..2005 Career 121 Bob Findora ...... 2004 Career 505 Anthony Belasco ...... 2005-06 Highest Percentage of PATs Made (min 2 gms) Game 100.0 (7 of 7) Most Yards Total Offense Most Punts Inside the 20 Alex Walsh vs. SCSU ...... 2008 Game 375 Bob Findora vs. ESU ...... 2004 Game 3 Francisco Uribe vs. IUP ....2007 Career 95.8 (23 of 24) Career 1,195 Bob Findora ...... 2004 3 Anthony Belasco vs. CW Post ..2005 Alex Walsh ...... 2005-08 Career 4 Anthony Belasco ...... 2005-06 Most Yards Total Offense Longest Field Goal Made Game Highest Average Per Punt (min 3 punts) 41 John Marott vs. Portland St. ...1989 1. 375 Bob Findora vs. ESU ...... 2004 Career 2. 331 Bob Findora vs. Shippensburg ..2004 1. 42.1 Anthony Belasco ...... 2005-06 Most Points Scored 3. 317 Dave MacDonald vs. Ferris St. ....1994 2. 37.2 Francisco Uribe ...... 2007 Game 4. 311 Dave MacDonald vs. New Haven ...1992 3. 37.0 Alex Walsh ...... 2008 1. 24 Brandon Simmons vs. ESU...... 2004 5. 283 Joe Wright vs. Bloomsburg ...... 2008 4. 36.4 Dan Wilbourne ...... 2004 24 Brian Penecale vs. Ferris St...... 1994 24 Scott Asman vs. Portland St...... 1989 Career Longest Punts 1. 1,195 Bob Findora ...... 2004 1. 60 Alex Walsh vs. SCSU ...... 2008 Career 2. 727 Bill Zwaan ...... 2004-07 2. 56 Anthony Belasco vs. CW Post .... 2005 1. 63 Brandon Simmons ...... 2002-2005 3. 628 Dave MacDonald ...... 1992-94 3. 54 Dan Wilbourne vs. Valdosta St. .. 2004 2. 63 Osagie Osunde ...... 2003-2007 4. 540 Joe Wright ...... 2008 54 Olsen vs. Ferris St...... 1994 3. 54 Brent Steinmetz ...... 2003-2006 5. 509 Brent Steinmetz ...... 2004-06 3. 54 Mike Washington ...... 2005-2008 Individual Kickoff Returns Most Yards Gained Defensive Record Book Game 118 D’Andre Webb vs. IUP ..... 2007 Total Offense Record Book Career 357 Osagie Osunde ...... 2003-07 Most Total Tackles All-Purpose Yards Game 19 Lee Woodall vs. New Haven ..1992 Most Kick Returns Most Plays Career 72 Lateef Ferguson...... 2004-07 Game 6 D’Andre Webb vs. IUP ..... 2007 Game 46 Derrick Price vs. Portland St. ..1989 Career 14 Osagie Osunde ...... 2003-07 Career Most Solo Tackles Game 14 Lee Woodall vs. New Haven ..1992 Longest Kickoff Return Most Yards Career 43 Lateef Ferguson...... 2004-07 67 Osagie Osunde vs. CW Post ...2004 Game 269 Derrick Price vs. Portland St. ..1989 Career 927 Osagie Osunde ...... 2003-07 Most Assisted Tackles Highest Average Per Return (min. 2 att.) Game 9 Lateef Ferguson vs. Bryant ...2006 Career All-Purpose Yards Career 29 Lateef Ferguson...... 2004-07 1. 25.5 Osagie Osunde ...... 2003-07 Game 2. 25.3 Derrick Price ...... 1988-1989 1. 269 Derrick Price vs. Portland State ...1989 Most Total Tackles 3. 21.3 Brandon Simmons ...... 2002-05 2. 261 Osagie Osunde vs. ESU ...... 2004 Game 3. 247 Brandon Simmons vs. ESU...... 2004 1. 19 (14-5) Lee Woodall vs. New Haven...1992 Individual Punt Returns 4. 230 Osagie Osunde vs. Valdosta St. ..2004 2. 14 (11-3) Lateef Ferguson vs. CW Post ..2005 Most Yards Gained 5. 192 Osagie Osunde vs. Shippensburg ..2004 14 (10-4) Mike Mignogno vs. CW Post ...2005 Game 28 Kevin Garland vs. Bloomsburg ...2008 6. 188 Jackson Fagan vs. SCSU...... 2008 4. 13 (4-9) Lateef Ferguson vs. Bryant ..2006 Career 31 Brent Steinmetz ...... 2003-06 7. 166 Osagie Osunde vs. CW Post ..... 2004 13 (7-6) Joe Brooks vs. Valdosta St. ..2004 31 Chris Mooney...... 1994 8. 156 Brent Steinmetz vs. Bloomsburg ...2006 9. 154 Brent Steinmetz vs. Bryant ...... 2006 Career Most Punt Returns 10. 145 Brent Steinmetz vs. C.W. Post ..2005 1. 72 Lateef Ferguson...... 2004-07 Game 5 Kevin Garland vs. Bloomsburg ...2008 2. 36 Mike Mignogno ...... 2005-06 5 Kevin Garland ...... 2008 Career 3. 35 Mike Dell ...... 2006-08 1. 927 Osagie Osunde ...... 2004-07 4. 31 Joe Brooks ...... 2004 Highest Average Per Return (min 3 returns) 2. 745 Brandon Simmons ...... 2002-05 Career 3. 628 Brent Steinmetz ...... 2004-07 Most Solo Tackles 1. 10.3 Brent Steinmetz ...... 2003-06 4. 461 Mike Washington ...... 2005-08 Game 1. 10.3 Chris Mooney...... 1994 5. 320 Jackson Fagan ...... 2008 1. 14 Lee Woodall vs. New Haven .....1992 2. 5.6 Kevin Garland ...... 2007 2. 11 Lateef Ferguson vs. CW Post ....2005 Most All-Purpose Yards Per Game (min. 3 gms) 3. 10 Mike Mignogno vs. CW Post ....2005 Career 4. 9 Lateef Ferguson vs. IUP ...... 2007 5566 2009 Media Guide WCU NCAA Playoff Record Book

9 Anthony Gallup vs. CW Post ...... 2005 Most Completions 21 vs. Portland St. 1989 Kickoff Returns 21 vs. Ferris St. 1994 Number 9 vs. Jacksonville St. ...1988 Career Few Completions 8 vs. Bryant 2006 Most Yards 150 vs. ESU ...... 2004 1. 43 Lateef Ferguson...... 2004-07 Yards Per Attempt 46.5 vs. CW Post ....2004 2. 21 Mike Mignogno ...... 2005-07 Consecutive Pass Completions Kickoff ret. for TD 0 all-time 3. 16 Joe Brooks ...... 2004 8 vs. New Haven 1992 Longest Kick ret. 67 vs. C.W. Post .....2004 4. 13 Mike Dell ...... 2008 (Osagie Osunde) Completions Percentage (min. 25 att.) Most Assisted Tackles 72.0 vs. SCSU 2008 (18 of 25) Punting Game Most Punts 7 vs. Ferris St...... 1992 1. 9 Lateef Ferguson vs. Bryant ...... 2006 Most Interceptions 3 vs. New Haven 1992 7 vs. Jacksonville St. ..1988 2. 6 4 players tied 3 vs. Valdosta St. 2004 Fewest Punts 2 vs. SCSU ...... 2008 3 vs. IUP 2007 Punting Avg. 45.3 vs. C.W. Post ..2005 Career Few Interceptions 0 vs. CW Post 2004 Longest Punt 60 vs. SCSU ...... 2008 1. 29 Lateef Ferguson...... 2004-07 0 vs. ESU 2004 2. 15 Joe Brooks ...... 2004 0 vs. Bryant 2006 First Downs 2. 15 Mike Mignogno ...... 2005-07 Most First Downs 27 vs. ESU ...... 2004 3. 12 Jared Souders ...... 2004 Consecutive Pass Attempts without an INT 27 vs. Portland St. ..1989 37 (overall) ...... 2004 Fewest First Downs 13 vs. C.W. Post .....2005 Most Tackles for Loss 27 (one game) vs. ESU ...... 2004 Game 4 Mike Dell vs. Bloomsburg .. 2008 4 Lateef Ferguson vs. CW Post ...2008 Most Passing Yards 358 vs. ESU ...... 2004 Miscellaneous Record Book Fewest Passing Yards 134 vs. CW Post...2004 Career 6.5 Lateef Ferguson...... 2004-07 Most Passing TDs 5 vs. Portland St. ..1989 Longest Scoring Plays 5 vs. Ferris St...... 1994 79 yards Brian Penecale Game pass from Dave MacDonald 1. 4 Mike Dell vs. Bloomsburg ...... 2008 Most Total Att. 92 vs. Portland St...... 1989 vs. Ferris St. (1992) 1. 4 Lateef Ferguson vs. C.W Post ...2005 Fewest Attempts 50 vs. Valdosta St. ..2004 75 yards Mike Washington 2. 2 Eric Maynard vs. Shippensburg ...2004 pass from Bill Zwaan 3. 1.5 Greg Eggleston vs. Shippensburg ..2004 Most Yards 545 vs. ESU ...... 2004 vs. Bryant (2006) 3. 1.5 Greg Eggleston vs. Valdosta St. ..2004 Fewest Yards 256 vs. CW Post .....2005 3. 1.5 Jared Souders vs. Valdosta St. ...2004 Longest Scoring Run Yards Per Attempt 7.9 vs. Bryant ...... 2006 61 yards Jackson Fagan vs. SCSU (2008) Career 1. 6.5 Lateef Ferguson...... 2004-2007 Scoring Quickest Score Beginning of the Game 2. 6 Mike Dell ...... 2008 Most Points scored 52 vs. SCSU ...... 2008 1:41 Jackson Fagan 61 run vs. SCSU (2008) 3. 3.5 Greg Eggleston ...... 2004 50 vs. Portland St. ..1989 (3rd play from scrimmage) 4. 3 Mike Walter ...... 2005-08 Fewest pts scored 20 vs. Bloomsburg .2006 20 vs. C.W. Post .....2005 Longest Non-Scoring Play Most Sacks Points allowed 63 vs. Jacksonville St. ..1988 75 yard punt return Game 16 players have recorded one sack 56 vs. Portland St. ..1989 George Reid vs. Portland St. (1989) Fewest pts allowed 3 vs. C.W. Post ...... 2004 Career 2 Mike Dell ...... 2006-08 Touchdowns 7 vs. SCSU ...... 2008 Individual Participation 2 Joe Cefalo ...... 2004-07 7 vs. ESU ...... 2004 2 Greg Eggleston ...... 2004 Extra Points 7 vs. SCSU ...... 2008 Most Games Started 2 Matt Schultz ...... 1994 2-pt Conversions 0 for 5 all-time 1. 6 Mike Washington Field Goals 3 vs. Portland St. ....1989 2. 5 Kennis Jones 5 Michael Walter Team Record Book Interceptions 5 Rashad Grimsley Most INTs 3 vs. SCSU ...... 2008 5 Jared Sounders Single-Game Offense Most Yards 65 vs. SCSU ...... 2008 5 Mark Maynard Rushing INTs ret. for TD 1 vs. SCSU ...... 2008 5 Osagie Osunde Most Attempts 53 vs. Portland St. 1989 (Scott Schiavo – 22 yds) 8. 4 23 players tied Fewest Attempts 25 vs. Valdosta St. 2004 (Mike Dell only active player) Punt Returns Most Yards 218 vs. Bryant 2006 Number 5 vs. IUP ...... 2007 Most Games Played Fewest Yards 67 vs. Valdosta St. 2004 Most Yards 95 vs. Portland St. ..1989 1. 8 Lateef Fergueson Yards Per Att. 5.7 (38-218) vs. Bryant 2006 Yards Per Att 23.8 vs. Portland St. 1989 8 Mike Mignogno Punt return for TD 0 all-time 3. 7 Rashad Grimsley Rushing TDs 4 vs. SCSU 2008 Longest punt ret. 75 vs. Portland St. ..1989 7 Brent Steinmetz (George Reid) 7 Dave Montgomery Passing 6. 6 Mike Washington Most Attempts 46 vs. Ferris State 1994 Fewest Attempts 13 vs. Bryant 2006 2009 Media Guide 5577 West Chester University in the Pros

These former Golden Rams have appeared career consisted of 80 games, 10 interceptions, 1994: in at least one NFL regular-season game dur- 90 interception return yards ... he had a career- Started 13 regular season games and played in 15 ing their professional football careers. best six interceptions during the Eagles title run ... played in three post-season games ... fi nished in 1960 ... also coached in the NFL and AFL with 57 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF, 1 RF ... won Super Tony DiMidio for the Boston Patriots, San Diego Chargers, Bowl ring. Kansas City Chiefs 1966-67 Cincinnati Bengals, St. Louis Cardinals and Career notes: Drafted in 1964 by KC ... played Baltimore Colts. The following list of former Golden Ram players in 26 games in two seasons, including Super have appeared in a variety of professional foot- Bowl I. Lee Woodall ball leagues, as well as NFL Training Camps. San Francisco 49ers 1994-99 Player (Final WCU season) Team Carl Gersbach 2000 Scott Asman (1990) Chicago Bears Philadelphia Eagles 1970 2001 San Francisco 49ers Minnesota Vikings 1971-72 Orlando Thunder (WLAF) San Diego Chargers 1973-74 Career notes: Jay Buchanon (1988) Philadelphia Eagles Chicago Bears 1975 Selected by the San Francisco 49ers in the sixth Richard Emerich (1959) Montreal Alouettes (CFL) St. Louis Cardinals 1976 round of the 1994 draft ... started as a rookie Green Bay Packers Career notes: Played 76 games ... recorded three ... played in the Pro Bowl in 1995 and 1997 ... Chicago Bears interceptions and 13 return yards. posted the second-longest fumble return in 49er Ron Gaynor (1982) Seattle Seahawks history (96 yards for a TD vs. Buffalo on an ESPN Buffalo Bills/Philadelphia Eagles Merritt Kersey Sunday Night Game) ... 49er totals: 94 games, 89 Bob Hartshorn (1976) Dallas Cowboys Philadelphia Eagles 1974-75 starts, 358 tackles, 9 sacks (-55 yards), 5 FF, 3 RF, Jim Haynie (1968) Minnesota Vikings Career notes: Punted in 16 games ... recorded 1 TD, 5 interceptions, 59 yards, 11.8 per return Billy Hess (1988) Philadelphia Eagles 97 punts for 3,448 yards with an average of average ... Career totals: 124 games, 105 starts, Phoenix Cardinals 35.5 per kick. 460 tackles, 352 solo hits, 108 assists, 10 sacks San Antonio Riders (WLAF) for -61 yards, 8 forced fumbles, 6 interceptions Toronto Argonauts/San Antonio Texans (CFL) Joe Senser for 59 yards including a career long 55 yards, 36 Ottawa Rough Riders (CFL) Minnesota Vikings 1980-82, 84 passes defensed. Reggie Hines (1984) Dallas Cowboys Career notes: In 49 games recorded 165 recep- Mel Hinton (1975) Dallas Cowboys tions, 1,822 yards, 16 touchdowns ... averaged 2001: Norm Hopley (1979) Philadelphia Eagles 11 yards per catch ... drafted in 1979 in the sixth Played 14 games for the Denver Broncos in his Joe Iacone (1963) Philadelphia Eagles round by the Vikings. fi nal NFL season ... recorded three tackles and Dennis Ianovale (1974) Washington Redskins a six-yard sack. Bill “Butch” Shockley Kevin Ingram (1999) Indianapolis Firebirds New York Titans (Jets) 1960-61 2000: (Arena) Buffalo Bills 1961 Second on Carolina Panthers in tackles ... 97 tack- Los Angeles Avengers (Arena) New York Titans (Jets) 1962 les, two fumble recoveries and an interception. Ken Johns (1964) Kansas City Chiefs Pittsburgh Steelers 1968 Chris Luneburg (1992) Buffalo Bills Career notes: Kicker who recorded 181 career 1999: Toronto Argonauts (CFL) points ... 169 of his points occurred on 26 fi eld Played and started 16 games ... 68 tackles, 2.5 London Monarchs (WLAF) goals and 91 of 96 PATs ... made 94.8% of his sacks (-12.5 yards), 1 FF. Joe Maida (1984) Dallas Cowboys PATs ... also had 42 rushing attempts for 165 Al Niemela (1988) Philadelphia Eagles yards ... averaged 23.3 yards per kick return 1998: Doug Olson (1973) Philadelphia Bell (WFL) on 32 attempts. Played and started 15 games ... recorded 59 tack- Tom Pierantozzi (1973) Baltimore Colts les ... had one interception for four yards. Fred Prender (1954) Pittsburgh Steelers Ralph Tamm Jim Pribula (1961) Washington Redskins Cleveland Browns 1990-91 1997: Philadelphia Eagles Washington Redskins 1991 Started 16 games and recorded career-high 57 Rocky Rees (1971) Boston Patriots Cincinnati Bengals 1991 tackles, 7 quarterback pressures, 2 interceptions, Gary Schippang (1985) Minnesota Vikings San Francisco 49ers 1992-94 2 FF ... played in his second Pro Bowl ... posted New York Giants Denver Broncos 1995-96 11 tackles and broke up two passes in two post- Tom Shaffer (1982) New England Patriots Kansas City Chiefs 1997-99 season starts. Philadelphia Eagles/New York Jets Career notes: Won Super Bowl ring in January Guy Van Alstine (1975) New York Giants of 1995 as the San Francisco 49ers defeated the 1996: Lee Woodall (1993) Toronto Argonauts (CFL) San Diego Chargers, 49-26, in Miami in Super Played 16 regular season games, including 13 Bowl XXIV. starts, and two post-season playoff games ... fi nished with 55 tackles, 2.5 sacks ... tied for Chuck Weber second on the team with 12 tackles (nine solo) Cleveland Browns 1955-56 and one sack in the playoffs. Chicago Cardinals 1956-58 Philadelphia Eagles 1959-61 1995: Career notes: Member of the 1955 NFL Cham- Selected as a Pro Bowl Starter ... played in pion Cleveland Browns and the 1960 NFL every game, drawing 15 starting assignments ... Champion Philadelphia Eagles ... served as a fi nished with 62 tackles, 3 sacks, 2 interceptions, defensive captain for the Eagles ... his playing 2 FR, 1 FF. 5588 2009 Media Guide West Chester University in the Final Polls 1965 2. Montana 10. Missouri-Rolla 4. Central State (Ohio) 1. North Dakota State 3. North Dakota State 5. Virginia Union 2. Middle Tenn.State 4. Tampa 1981 6. South Dakota 3. Sul Ross 5. Tennessee State 1. Northern Michigan 7. Towson State 4. Los Angeles State 6. Wofford 2. Virginia Union 8. Texas A&M-Kingsville 5. Tennessee State 7. Texas A&M-Kingsville 3. Puget Sound 9. Cal State-Northridge 6. Northern Illinois 8. Jacksonville State 4. SW Texas State 10. Abilene Christian 7. Maine 9. Alcorn A&M 5. Jacksonville State West Chester University 8. East Carolina 10. SW Louisiana 6. North Dakota State 12. Ashland 9. St. John’s (Minn.) 7. Elizabeth City State Valdosta State 10. East Stroudsburg 1973 8. Shippensburg 14. Indiana (Pa.) 1. Tennessee State 9. Grand Valley State 15. Fort Valley State 1966 2. Louisiana Tech 10. North Alabama 16. Millersville 1. San Diego State 3. Western Kentucky 17. Grand Valley State 2. Tennessee State 4. Wittenberg 1982 18. Albany State (Ga.) 3. Montana State 5. Boise State 1. SW Texas State Minnesota-Duluth 4. NW Louisiana Abilene Christian 2. North Dakota State New Haven 5. Parsons 7. Grambling 3. UC-Davis 6. Arkansas State 8. Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo 4. Truman State 1987 7. Muskingum 9. Hawaii 5. Jacksonville State 1. Texas A&M-Kingsville 8. North Dakota 10. Elon 6. Northern Michigan 2. West Chester University 9. North Dakota State 11. South Dakota 7. Fort Valley State 3. Portland State 10. Weber State 12. Jacksonville State 8. Virginia Union 4. Troy State Waynesburg 13. Delaware 9. Southern Connecticut St. 5. Northern Michigan 14. North Dakota State 10. East Stroudsburg 6. Indiana (Pa.) 1967 15. Langston 7. Minnesota-Mankato 1. San Diego State 1983 8. Butler 2. North Dakota State 1976 1. UC-Davis 9. Angelo State 3. New Mexico Highlands 1. Montana State 2. SW Texas State 10. UC-Davis 4. Texas A&M-Kingsville 2. Northern Michigan 3. North Alabama 11. Central Florida 5. Eastern Kentucky 3. Akron 4. Towson State Winston-Salem State 6. Texas-Arlington 4. Delaware 5. North Dakota State 13. Eastern New Mexico 7. Waynesburg 5. Eastern Kentucky 6. Virginia Union 14. Bloomsburg 8. Northern Michigan 6. Troy State 7. Central State (Ohio) 15. Hampton 9. Morgan State 7. Nevada-Las Vegas 8. Butler 16. New Haven 10. SW Texas State 8. South Carolina State 9. Fort Valley State 17. Ashland Alcorn State 10. Nebraska-Omaha 18. Alabama A&M 1968 10. North Dakota State 19. Minnesota-Duluth 1. North Dakota State New Hampshire 1985 20. Tuskegee 2. San Diego State 1. UC-Davis 3. Tennessee-Chattanooga 1977 2. North Alabama 1988 4. New Mexico Highlands 1. North Dakota State 3. Bloomsburg 1. North Dakota State 5. Indiana (Pa.) 2. Massachusetts 4. South Dakota 2. West Chester University 6. Texas A&M-Kingsville 3. UC-Davis 5. Central State (Ohio) 3. Texas A&M-Kingsville 7. Eastern Michigan 4. South Carolina State 6. Fort Valley State 4. Portland State 8. South Dakota 5. Boise State 7. North Dakota State 5. Winston-Salem State 9. Eastern Kentucky Northern Arizona 8. Hampton 6. Mississippi College 10. SW Louisiana Nevada-Reno 9. Indiana (Pa.) 7. Jacksonville State 8. Lehigh 10. Towson State 8. Butler 1969 9. Jacksonville State 11. Truman State 9. Tennessee-Martin 1. North Dakota State 10. Northern Michigan 12. Albany State (Ga.) 10. Cal State-Sacramento 2. Montana New Hampshire 13. Butler 11. Millersville 3. Akron Winston-Salem State 14. American Int’l College 12. Albany State (Ga.) 4. Louisiana Tech 15. Santa Clara 13. UC-Davis 5. Colorado State College 1980 16. Clarion 14. Indiana (Pa.) 6. New Mexico Highlands 1. Eastern Illinois 17. Mississippi College 15. Texas A&M-Commerce 7. Arkansas State 2. Northern Michigan 18. Winston-Salem State 16. St. Cloud State 8. Alcorn A&M 3. North Alabama 19. Cal State-Sacramento North Carolina Central 9. Tampa 4. Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo 20. Texas A&M-Kingsville 18. Augustana 10. Delaware 5. Virginia Union 19. Northern Michigan 6. Jacksonville State 1986 Bowie State 1970 7. Santa Clara 1. North Dakota State 1. Arkansas State 8. Northern Colorado 2. UC-Davis 1989 9. Minnesota-Duluth 3. Troy State 1. Texas A&M-Kingsville 2009 Media Guide 5599 West Chester University in the Final Polls 2. Jacksonville State 1992 18. Grand Valley State 16. North Dakota State 3. Grand Valley State 1. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 19. South Dakota State 4. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 2. North Dakota State 20. Central Oklahoma 1998 5. Angelo State 3. Jacksonville State 1. Central Oklahoma St. Cloud State 4. Texas A&M-Kingsville 1995 2. NW Missouri State 7. Edinboro 5. New Haven 1. North Alabama 3. Carson-Newman 8. West Chester University 6. Hampton 2. Texas A&M-Kingsville 4. UC-Davis 9. Indiana (Pa.) 7. UC-Davis 3. Ferris State 5. Slippery Rock 10. Winston-Salem State West Chester University 4. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 6. Northern Colorado 11. Augustana Western State 5. New Haven 7. North Dakota 12. Mississippi College 10. Fort Valley State 6. Carson-Newman 8. Indiana (Pa.) New Haven 11. Cal State-Sacramento 7. North Dakota 9. Albany State (Ga.) 14. Portland State 12. Indiana (Pa.) 8. Edinboro 10. Emporia State 15. Santa Clara 13. North Dakota 9. Portland State 11. Texas A&M-Kingsville 16. UC-Davis 14. Texas A&M-Commerce 10. Virginia State 12. Fort Valley State 17. North Dakota State 15. Edinboro 11. Texas A&M-Commerce 13. Shepherd 18. NW Missouri St. 16. North Alabama 12. Albany State (Ga.) 14. Grand Valley State 19. American Int’l College Truman State 13. North Dakota State 15. West Texas A&M 20. Butler 18. East Stroudsburg 14. Millersville 16. Nebraska-Omaha 19. Portland State 15. Angelo State 17. Delta State 1990 20. Valdosta State 16. Northern Colorado 18. West Georgia 1. North Dakota State Savannah State 17. West Georgia 19. Chadron State 2. Mississippi College 18. Fort Hays State 20. Winona State 3. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 1993 19. Indiana (Pa.) 4. Indiana (Pa.) 1. North Alabama 20. Missouri Western 1999 5. Virginia Union 2. New Haven 1. Carson-Newman 6. Grand Valley State 3. Hampton 1996 2. Slippery Rock 7. Texas A&M-Commerce 4. Indiana (Pa.) 1. Texas A&M-Kingsville 3. Northern Colorado 8. Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo 5. Portland State 2. NW Missouri State 4. NW Missouri State 9. Truman State 6. Missouri Southern 3. Ferris State 5. UC-Davis 10. Jacksonville State 7. UC-Davis 4. Nebraska-Omaha 6. Fort Valley State 11. Edinboro 8. Albany State (Ga.) 5. Valdosta State 7. Pittsburg State (Kan.) North Dakota 9. North Dakota 6. Carson-Newman 8. Southern Arkansas 13. Cal State-Northridge 10. Ferris State 7. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 9. North Dakota 14. Tuskegee 11. Angelo State 8. Clarion 10. Northwood 15. North Alabama 12. Minnesota-Mankato 9. Central Oklahoma 11. Western Washington 16. Sonoma State 13. Wayne State 10. Indiana (Pa.) 12. Catawba 17. American Int’l College 14. Carson-Newman 11. Chadron State 13. North Dakota State 18. Wofford 15. Ashland 12. West Georgia 14. Shippensburg 19. New Haven 16. Millersville 13. Bloomsburg 15. Shepherd 20. Ashland 17. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 14. Albany State (Ga.) South Dakota State Northern Colorado 18. Virginia State 15. Northern Colorado SE Oklahoma St. 19. Texas A&M-Kingsville 16. Angelo State 18. Central Oklahoma 1991 20. Edinboro 17. UC-Davis 19. Winston-Salem State 1. Indiana (Pa.) North Dakota State 18. Catawba 20. Northeastern State 2. Jacksonville State 19. North Dakota 3. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 1994 20. Saginaw Valley State 2000 4. Northern Colorado 1. North Alabama 1. NW Missouri State 5. Butler 2. Texas A&M-Kingsville 1997 2. UC-Davis 6. Texas A&M-Kingsville 3. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 1. Carson-Newman 3. Catawba 7. North Dakota State 4. Portland State 2. New Haven 4. Nebraska-Omaha 8. Portland State 5. Ferris State 3. NW Missouri State 5. North Dakota State 9. Grand Valley State 6. Valdosta State 4. Texas A&M-Kingsville 6. Valdosta State 10. Virginia Union 7. New Haven 5. Albany State (Ga.) 7. Northeastern State 11. Mississippi College 8. Truman State 6. Angelo State 8. West Georgia 12. Winston-Salem State Indiana (Pa.) 7. Slippery Rock 9. Tuskegee 13. Minnesota-Mankato 10. West Georgia 8. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 10. Northwood 14. Shippensburg 11. Albany State (Ga.) 9. Western State 11. Delta State 15. Ashland 12. North Dakota 10. Southern Arkansas 12. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 16. Morehouse 13. Angelo State 11. Northern Colorado 13. Bloomsburg 17. North Dakota 14. Western State 12. Ashland 14. Carson-Newman 18. East Stroudsburg 15. North Dakota State 13. North Alabama 15. Indiana (Pa.) 19. Texas A&M-Commerce 16. Carson-Newman 14. UC-Davis 16. Chadron State 20. Wofford 17. Edinboro 15. Glenville State 6600 2009 Media Guide West Chester University in the Final Polls 17. Presbyterian 2003 10. Presbyterian 5. Chadron State 18. Mesa State (Colo.) 1. Grand Valley State 11. Tuskegee 6. North Alabama 19. C.W. Post 2. North Dakota 12. Pittsburg State 7. Nebraska-Omaha 20. Slippery Rock 3. Texas A&M-Kingsville 13. Washburn 8. West Texas A&M 21. North Dakota 4. Saginaw Valley State 14. Valdosta State 9. North Dakota 22. Winston-Salem State 5. North Alabama 15. West Texas A&M 10. Delta State 23. Saginaw Valley State 6. Carson-Newman 16. Nebraska-Omaha 11. Central Washington 24. Western Washington 7. Valdosta State 17. South Dakota 12. Catawba 25. Virginia Union 8. Winona State 18. Northwood 13. Shepherd 9. Indiana (Pa.) 19. North Carolina Central 14. Carson-Newman 2001 10. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 20. Shepherd 15. Abilene Christian 1. Valdosta State 11. Southern Arkansas 21. Carson-Newman 16. Tuskegee 2. Grand Valley State 12. Catawba 22. C.W. Post 17. West Chester University 3. Chadron State 13. Central Arkansas 23. Angelo State 18. Indiana (Pa.) 4. North Dakota 14. Mesa St. (Colo.) 24. Nebraska-Kearney 19. Mesa State (Colo.) 5. Bloomsburg 15. Emporia State 25. Missouri Western State 20. Newberry 6. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 16. Delta State 21. Tarleton State 7. Catawba 17. Central Missouri 2006 22. Ashland 8. Indiana (Pa.) 18. Edinboro 1. Grand Valley State 23. Winona State 9. Saginaw Valley State 19. Tusculum 2. NW Missouri State 24. Wahburn 10. Tuskegee 20. Tarleton State 3. Delta State 25. Midwestern State 11. Texas A&M-Kingsville 21. Bentley 4. Bloomsburg 12. UC-Davis 22. North Dakota 5. Chadron State 2008 13. Winona State 23. Chadron State 6. North Alabama 1. Minnesota-Duluth 14. Central Arkansas 24. Nebraska-Omaha 7. North Dakota 2. NW Missouri State 15. Nebraska-Omaha 25. NW Missouri State 8. Shepherd 3. North Alabama 16. Arkansas Tech 9. North Carolina Central 4. Grand Valley State 17. Tarleton State 2004 10. West Texas A&M 5. Abilene Christian 18. Tusculum 1. Valdosta State 11. Nebraska-Omaha 6. California (Pa.) 19. C.W. Post 2. Pittsburg State 12. Newberry 7. Delta State 20. Central Missouri 3. NW Missouri State 13. South Dakota 8. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 21. Fort Valley State 4. North Dakota 14. Valdosta State 9. Chadron State 22. North Dakota State 5. Albany State (Ga.) 15. Pittsbburg State (Kan.) 10. West Texas A&M 23. Western Washington 6. Texas A&M-Kingsville 16. Missouri Western 11. Bloomsburg 24. Minnesota-Duluth 7. West Chester University 17. Midwestern State 12. Valdosta State 25. West Georgia 8. Colorado School of Mines 18. Northwood 13. Central Washington 9. Grand Valley State 19. Winona State 14. Tuskegee 2002 10. Northwood 20. Abilene Christian 15. Ashland 1. Grand Valley State 11. Michigan Tech 21. Elizabeth City State 16. Tusculum 2. Valdosta State 12. East Stroudsburg 22. Tiffi n 17. West Chester University 3. Northern Colorado 13. Winona State 23. Bemidji State 18. Carson-Newman 4. Texas A&M-Kingsville 14. Carson-Newman 24. West Chester University 19. Wayne State (Neb.) 5. Carson-Newman 15. Shippensburg 25. Indiana (Pa.) 20. Edinboro 6. NW Missouri State 16. Arkansas Tech 21. Indiana (Pa.) 7. UC-Davis 17. St. Cloud State 2007 22. Nebraska-Omaha 8. Indiana (Pa.) 18. Edinboro 1. Valdosta State 23. Minnesota-Mankato 9. Central Washington 19. South Dakota 2. NW Missouri State 24. Seton Hill (Pa.) 10. Central Missouri 20. Bentley 3. Grand Valley State 25. American Int’l College 11. Minnesota-Duluth 21. Central Oklahoma 4. California (Pa.) 12. Nebraska-Kearney 22. Tuskegee 13. Saginaw Valley State 23. Southeastern Oklahoma 14. Tuskegee 24. Nebraska-Omaha 15. Catawba 25. Saginaw Valley State 16. Fayetteville State WCU Poll Facts 17. C.W. Post 2005 18. St. Cloud State 1. Grand Valley State z Yrs ranked in fi nal polls ...... 9 (’86, ’87, ’88, ’89, ’92, ’04, ’06, ’07, ’08) 19. Tarleton State 2. NW Missouri State z Consecutive seasons ranked in fi nal polls ...... 4 (’86, ’87, ’88, ’89) 20. Chadron State 3. Saginaw Valley State z Top 10 fi nal rankings ...... 6 (’86, ’87, ’88, ’89. ’92, ’04) 21. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 4. North Alabama z Highest ranking ...... 2nd (’87, ’88) 22. Bloomsburg 5. East Stroudsburg z Consecutive weeks ranked ...... 28 (Sept. 29, 1986 - Final 1988) 23. Bentley 6. Central Arkansas 24. East Stroudsburg 7. Bloomsburg West Chester University appeared in the weekly rankings 37 out of 40 25. Findlay 8. North Dakota weeks from Sept. 29, 1986 thru the preseason poll of 1990. 9. Albany State (Ga.) 2009 Media Guide 6611 Athletic Department Directory

Dr. Edward Matejkovic Terry Beattie Kellianne McCoy Keri Haibach James Zuhlke Athletic Director Asst. AD/Facilities Asst. AD/Compliance/ Ath. Development Dir. Sports Information Dir. 610-436-3555 610-436-3317 Academic Support 610-436-2557 610-436-3316 610-436-3573

Athletic Dept. Phone: (610) 436-3555 Cross Country/Track & Field FAX: (610) 436-1020 Cross Country Head Coach Andy Huber x2468 Athletic Training Track & Field Head Coach Aaron Keiser x6946 Medical Coordinator Sandy Fowkes-Godek x2342 Athletic Trainer Carolyn Jimenez x3293 Field Hockey Athletic Trainer Scott Heinerichs x2733 Head Coach Kathy Krannebitter x2144 Athletic Trainer Neil Curtis x2969 Assistant Coach Julie Lambi x2144 Athletic Trainer Nicole Armstrong x2250 Athletic Trainer Katie Morrison x1091 Men’s Golf Athletic Trainer Bryan McCloskey x2139 Head Coach Harry Hammond x3555 Athletic Trainer Alison Shires x2515 Women’s Golf Equipment Head Coach TBA x3555 Equipment Manager Mike Brazill x2111 Women’s Gymnastics Facilities Head Coach Barbara Cordova x3555 Asst. AD/Facilities Terry Beattie x3317 Assistant Coach TBA Grounds Chris Frey x3233 David Wolfe x3555 Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach Ginny Martino x2394 Football Assistant Coach Sue Burmester x2394 Head Coach Bill Zwaan x3528 Off. Coord./WR/Recruiting Gerald Toney x2158 Women’s Rugby Def. Coordinator/Academics Mike Furlong x2160 Head Coach Tony DeRemer 738-3893 Def. Line/Video Mike Lux x3527 Assistant Coach Ashley Farmer x3555 Special Teams/Outside LB E.J. Sandusky x2157 Strength/Inside LB Jim Brazill Sr. Men’s Soccer Running Backs Jack Klebe Head Coach Kendall Walkes x2221 Offensive Line Nick Sama Assistant Coach Steve Blumenthal x2221 Defensive Backs Clarence Johnson Tight Ends Jim Brazill Jr. Women’s Soccer Head Coach Betty Ann Kempf Townsley x6903 Baseball Assistant Coach Lauren Kratzer x6903 Head Coach Greg Mamula x2152 Assistant Coach John Bellaver Softball Head Coach Diane Lokey x2170 Men’s Basketball Assistant Coach TBA Head Coach Damien Blair x2136 Assistant Coach Roy Blumenthal x4397 Men’s and Women’s Swimming & Diving Head Coach: Swimming Jamie Rudisill x2127 Women’s Basketball Head Coach: Diving Dr. Ronn Jenkins x3505 Head Coach Deirdre Kane x3399 Assistant Coach Steve Maszurek x3555 Assistant Coach Kiera Wooden x3420 Women’s Volleyball Cheerleading Head Coach Kassie Bellaver x3237 Head Coach Kelly Bergan 610-468-2145 Assistant Coach TBA

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