2013 SCHEDULE MEDIA INFORMATION OPPONENTS Athletic Communications and Sacred Heart University ...... 68 SEPTEMBER Promomotions Staff ...... 2 College of William & Mary ...... 69 7 SACRED HEART ...... 6 p.m. Media Services ...... 3 University of Pennsylvania ...... 70 14 WILLIAM & MARY ...... 6 p.m. Leopards on Television ...... 4 Bucknell University ...... 71 21 at Penn ...... 6 p.m. Leopards on Internet...... 5 Princeton University ...... 72 29 Bye ...... Lafayette College Harvard University ...... 73 Quick Facts/Directory ...... 6 College of the Holy Cross ...... 74 2013 NCAA Division I Georgetown University ...... 75 OCTOBER Football Championship ...... 7 Colgate University...... 76 5 BUCKNELL (Homecoming) ...... 3:30 p.m. Traveling to Lafayette...... 8 Fordham University ...... 77 12 at Princeton ...... 1 p.m. Lehigh University ...... 78 19 at Harvard ...... 1 p.m. 2013 LEOPARDS The Rivalry...... 79, 124 26 at Holy Cross* ...... 1 p.m. Season Outlook ...... 10-15 Overall Series Records...... 80-84 Preseason Depth Chart ...... 14 NOVEMBER Player Bios ...... 16-39 2012 SEASON REVIEW 2 at Georgetown* ...... 1 p.m. Alphabetical Roster ...... 40-41 Game-by-Game Recaps ...... 86-91 9 COLGATE* (Family Weekend) ...... 3:30 p.m. Numerical Roster ...... 42-43 Overall Statistics ...... 92-93 16 FORDHAM ...... 3:30 p.m. Short Roster ...... 44 Patriot League Standings/Awards . . . . 94 23 at Lehigh* (149th Meeting) ...... 12:30 p.m. Pronunciation Guide ...... 44 THE TRADITION COACHING STAFF Traditions of Excellence ...... 96 Fred M. Kirby II ’42 Head Coach Lafayette All-Americans...... 97 Frank Tavani...... 46-48 Team Most Valuable Players ...... 98 Assistant Coaches ...... 49-57 Team Records...... 99 Individual Records ...... 100-109 THE COLLEGE All-Patriot League Players..... 110-111 Lafayette College—At A Glance ..... 59 Maroon Club Hall of Fame .... 112-113 Easton, Pennsylvania ...... 60 All-Time Coaching ...... 114 President...... 61 Year-by-Year Results ...... 115-123 Director of Athletics...... 62 LC’s Pro Football Players ..... 116-117 Faculty Mentors ...... 63 Lafayette’s Team Captains .... 120-121 Fisher Field at Fisher Stadium ...... 64 Lafayette vs. Lehigh ...... 124 Maroon Club’s Friends of Lafayette Football...... 65 The Patriot League ...... 66 Front Cover (L to R): Seniors Mark Ross, Brad Bormann and Randall Logan.

Credits: The 2013 Lafayette Football Media Guide was written and edited by Phil LaBella. Assistance was provided by Scott Morse, Matt Panto and Mark Mohrman. Covers by Kristen Ortiz with assistance from Dale Mack. Initial interior layout by Taran Salabsky. Action photography by Rick Smith, Chuck Zovko and members of the Lafayette Athletic Com- munications and Promotions Staff. Additional photography provided by Dennis Connors, David Coulter and Lisa Massey Buffer. Printed by Lafayette College’s Reprographic and Bulk Mail Services. LAFAYETTE ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS & PROMOTIONS STAFF

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Matt Panto Asst. Director for Digital Media Jim Finnen Public Address Announcer and Marketing (610) 330-5122 (office) (610) 657-2254 (cell) [email protected] late 1980s. Lafayette is 164-116-7 at Fisher Stadium with Finnen manning the public address system. He announced his 200th game in 2003, a 35-17 win over Bucknell in the home Mark Mohrman finale. The longevity of Finnen’s service Asst. SID (610) 330-5122 (office) to Lafayette is nearly equaled by that of (609) 221-5036 (cell) his spotter and sidekick, Tom Golden. [email protected] The legendary announcer has been behind the microphone for all but a handful of 800 Jim Finnen has been the “Golden Voice” of basketball games at Kirby Sports Center (and Lafayette Athletics for 49 years. Finnen, who Alumni Memorial Gym) since his arrival. By has served as the public address announcer his estimate, Finnen hasn’t missed a home Dave Datz for Lafayette football and basketball since men’s or women’s game in more than 20 Athletic Comm. Assistant 1964, was inducted into the Maroon Club years. He has also coined the phrase familiar (610) 330-5122 (office) Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998. He is one of to all Lafayette hoops fans, “and now, (856) 803-3864 (cell) [email protected] just two inductees who is not an athlete, coach let’s play basketball” to start all Leopard or administrator at the College. basketball games. Finnen was also chosen Finnen came to Easton in 1961 to to announce conference tournament and serve as the news director at WEST-AM championship games in the MAC and ECC 1400, where he also served as a play-by- and has announced nearly 100 Patriot play announcer for Leopard football and League Tournament basketball games. basketball. Upon leaving the station in 1964, Finnen and his wife, the former Beatrice Penny Nace Athletic Communications he was immediately invited to become the Lehan, are both members of the class of Secretary public address announcer at Lafayette. 1954 from the University at Albany. He (610) 330-5122 (office) [email protected] His first season behind the mic at Fisher is retired from The Stroh Brewery Company Field concluded with the 101st game in the of Detroit, Mich. They have four children Lafayette-Lehigh rivalry. and three grandchildren and reside in Finnen has missed just three home football Palmer Township. games since he arrived on College Hill: Oct. 26, 1974, a 24-18 loss to Colgate, and a pair of season-opening wins over Kutztown in the

2013 2 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Media Services

CREDENTIALS MEDIA SERVICES POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Media credentials for Lafayette home Working media at Fisher Stadium will Following each game, there will be a games are issued to working members of receive the following: 10-minute cooling-off period. The visiting the media only and should be requested as t4UBUJTUJDTEJTQMBZFEUISPVHIPVUUIFHBNF team’s press conference will be conducted in early as possible. Requests should be made t$PNQMFUFmOBMTUBUJTUJDTJODMVEJOH the interview room in Kirby Sports Center, to the Office of Athletic Communications and play-by-play followed by Coach Tavani and selected Promotions (610-330-5122 or t(BNFQSPHSBNT QSFHBNFOPUFT Lafayette players. Following the coaches’ [email protected]). and flipcards interview sessions, additional players will be t$PNQMFUFIBMGUJNFTUBUJTUJDT available to members of the media. Lafayette College follows the guidelines set t"DUJPOQIPUPTJGBWBJMBCMF forth by the NCAA and the Patriot League in PLAYER TELEPHONE governing the issuance of credentials. Season TELEPHONES INTERVIEWS credentials will be granted only to media Telephone lines are available in the Rowland outlets that cover Lafayette football on a All requests for player telephone interviews Press Box and in the Kirby Sports Center should be made at least 24 hours in advance regular basis. Otherwise, media members will interview room. Media outlets desiring be granted credentials on a single-game, through the Office of Athletic Communications their own private lines to be installed in the and Promotions. Telephone requests will be space-available basis. press box should contact the Office of Athletic Requests for season credentials should arrive scheduled at an appropriate time, so as not Communications and Promotions for further to interfere with the academic schedule of the by Aug. 30, 2013. Requests for single-game assistance. credentials should arrive no later than one student-athlete. week in advance of the game. All requests for credentials should be made to: INTERNET PATRIOT LEAGUE SERVICES Wireless internet access is available The Patriot League office, located in Center Athletic Communications & Promotions throughout the Rowland Press Box and Valley, Pa., provides weekly releases and Lafayette College in the Kirby Sports Center interview room. updated statistics to working media. Matt 107 Kirby Sports Center A limited number of Ethernet jacks are Dougherty can be reached at (610) 289-1950 Easton, PA 18042-1772 also available for access to the internet in or on the web at www.PatriotLeague.com Phone: (610) 330-5122 the Rowland Press Box. Please see a member FAX: (610) 330-5519 of the Athletic Communications and Promotions staff for connection information. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Web site: www.GoLeopards.com Any questions concerning the Lafayette College football program should be directed WEEKLY MEDIA LUNCHEONS REFEREE MIC FEED to the Office of Athletic Communications and Each Tuesday during the season, head Rowland Press Box offers a feed of the Promotions. coach Frank Tavani and at least two members referee’s microphone for use in radio and of the squad will address the media and television broadcasts. entertain questions. The luncheons will INTERVIEW POLICIES IMPORTANT PRESEASON be held at Pfenning Alumni Center overlooking DATES Fisher Stadium and begin at noon. All interviews with Lafayette College football players and coaches must be arranged through July 31 Patriot League Media Day the Athletic Communications and Promotions MEDIA PARKING Aug. 7 Freshmen report to campus At the intersection of High and Hamilton Office. Players will not be available on game streets, continue straight on High Street day until after the game. Aug. 8 Upperclassmen report approximately 25 yards and turn right on Aug. 9 First full day of practice the east side of Markle Hall which leads POSTGAME MEDIA Aug. 21 Lafayette Media Day to the “visitors parking” deck. The Otis F. & INTERVIEW ROOM Rowland (1895) Press Box in Fisher Stadium The postgame media and interview room Aug. 22 Freshman move-in program is located just below the parking deck. Parking is located in Allan P. Kirby Sports Center. Aug. 26 Classes begin passes will be mailed if the Office of Athletic Entrance to the building is through the glass Communications and Promotions is notified in atrium at field level. Sept. 3 First weekly media luncheon advance. Sept. 7 Season opener vs. Sacred Heart

MEDIA WILL CALL Media Will Call is located at Gate 2, between Markle Parking Deck and Oechsle Hall.

2013 3 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Leopards on Television

The national leader in Division I FCS television coverage, the Lafayette Sports Network will provide Leopard fans across the country and around the world with live coverage options of Lafayette’s entire season for the 11th straight year. Now in its 17th year of existence, LSN has become a staple for Leopard fans. Fans will hear the familiar voice of Gary Laubach handling the play-by-play duties for the 17th season. Mike Joseph ’88, former Lafayette football standout and assistant coach, will serve as the primary LSN football analyst for the fourth season. John Leone, who is in his 16th season with LSN, will report on the Leopards from the sideline. LSN, named a ﬁnalist for a 2013 College Sports Media Award by Sports Video Group The Lafayette Sports Network features RCN Sports Director Gary Laubach (right) and color commentator in the “Best Live Coverage and Game Event Mike Joseph ’88 (left). Production” category, has annually produced the most expansive television package in the Patriot League since its inception. Each LSN telecast airs live regionally to more than 10 million viewers on RCN-4 & 8 and WBPH-60 in the Lehigh Valley, Philadelphia, Western New Jersey and Pocono areas. LSN can also be viewed in central New Jersey, New York City, Boston, Chicago and Washington D.C. live via the RCN television network (RCN-8). Nationally, every LSN football telecast can be seen through MASN (Mid-Atlantic Sports Network), LSN’s national DIRECTV and DISH Network partner. The telecasts reach a combined audience of more than 95 million viewers nationally and nearly six million homes in a seven-state area, from Harrisburg, Pa. to Charlotte, N.C. (ABOVE) Gary Laubach interviews head coach Frank Tavani inside Bourer Varsity Football House. (BE- Select telecasts are also available live on LOW) Leone talks to Tampa Bay Rays’ coach Joe Maddon ’76 at the 147th meeting of College Football’s ESPN GamePlan, ESPN’s pay-per-view Most-Played Rivalry. service available through DIRECTV, Dish Network and many cable systems across the country.

2013 4 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Leopards on Internet

VIDEO STREAMING Fans can watch all of the Leopards games on either ESPN3.com or GoLeopards.com. Each LSN telecast will be streamed live on the Internet and archived for viewing anytime. More than 100 athletic contests will be broadcast live on GoLeopards.com this year.

LIVE STATS All of Lafayette’s home games and select road games will feature CBS’s GameTracker statistical display on GoLeopards.com.

SOCIAL MEDIA Get the latest Lafayette information through the Leopards’ social media outlets on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Google+.

2013 5 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL LAFAYETTE QUICK FACTS LAFAYETTE DIRECTORY FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF

Location: Easton, Pa. 18042 COLLEGE / ATHLETIC Fred M. Kirby II ’42 Head Football Coach: (60 miles north of Philadelphia) ADMINISTRATION Frank Tavani (Lebanon Valley (70 miles west of New York) ’76; 14th season as head coach, 27th at College President: Lafayette), (610) 330-5485 Founded: 1826 Alison Byerly (Wellesley ’83), Lafayette / Career Record: 71-75 / same Enrollment: 2,400 undergraduates (610) 330-5200 Nickname: Leopards Faculty Representative for Athletics: Assistant Coaches: Colors: Maroon and White Susan L. Averett (Colorado State ’86), Offensive Staff (610) 330-5307 t.JDLFZ'FJO .BJOFUITFBTPO Affiliation: NCAA Division I Football Offensive Coordinator/QBs/WRs Championship Subdivision Director of Athletics: Bruce McCutcheon (William & t4UBO$MBZUPO 1FOO4UBUFUITFBTPO Conference: Patriot League (one of seven Mary ’76), (610) 330-5470 Offensive Line football playing members; began play in 1986 t1IJM)BMMBIBO 4ZSBDVTFUITFBTPO as the Colonial League) Associate Director of Athletics: Running Backs George Bright (Claflin ’85), t4DPUU#JFM -BGBZFUUFTUTFBTPO Home Stadium: Fisher Field at Fisher (610) 330-5472 Offensive Assistant/Tight Ends Stadium; opened in 1926 (13,132 capacity; t5JN#SBEZ 4QSJOHmFMETUTFBTPO FieldTurf synthetic surface) Associate Director of Athletics (SWA): Kaitlyn McKittrick (Moravian ’04), Offensive Assistant/Wide Receivers Web Sites: www.lafayette.edu, (610) 330-5474 www.GoLeopards.com Athletic Business Manager: Defensive Staff Twitter: @GoLeopards, @LafColFootball David Blasic (Penn State ’84), t+PIO-PPTF *UIBDBUITFBTPO Fisher Stadium Press Box: (610) 330-5454 (610) 330-5470 Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers t%PVH.D'BEEFO 'SJFOETUITFBTPO Department of Athletics Fax: Special Teams Coordinator/Defensive Backs FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS (610) 330-5702 t*BO%FMM -BGBZFUUFOETFBTPO Ticket and Promotions Manager: Defensive Line Season: 130th (first season: 1882) Jason Cichowicz (Eastern Connecticut ’03), t5JN/JTI -BGBZFUUFUITFBTPO Defensive Assistant/Defensive Line All-Time Record: 659-565-39 (.537) (610) 330-5471

Director of Health Services/Team t&WBO/BSEPOF -BGBZFUUFOETFBTPO National Championships: 3 Defensive Assistant/Defensive Backs (1896, 1921, 1926) Physician: Dr. Jeffrey Goldstein (Rutgers ’76), Patriot League Championships: 6 (610) 330-5001 Football Secretaries: (1988, 1992, 1994, 2004, 2005, 2006) Donna Holden, Cindy Walleisa, Athletic Team Orthopaedic Surgeon: (610) 330-5485 Undefeated Seasons: 6 Dr. Carl B. Weiss, Jr. (Rochester ’78), (1896, 1909, 1921, 1926, 1937, 1940) (610) 861-8080 Football Office FAX: (610) 330-5497 Football Office Email: Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Director of Sports Medicine: [email protected] Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Matt Bayly (Springfield ’89), (610) 330-5491 Special Teams Starters Returning/Lost ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS AND Senior Associate Athletic Trainer: (placekicker & punter): 1/1 PROMOTIONS Dawn Comp (Millersville ’92) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 36/16 Director of Athletic Associate Athletic Trainer: Communications & Promotions: Offensive / Defensive Formations: Chris Meny (Montclair State ’06) Multiple Sets / 4-3 Scott Morse (Slippery Rock ’90), Assistant Athletic Trainers: (610) 330-5122 2012 Records: 5-6 overall, Tiffany Nish (North Carolina ’06) 2-3 Patriot League (3rd place) Sports Information Director: Matt Frantz (East Stroudsburg ’08) Phil LaBella (St. Bonaventure ’98), 2012 Captains: To be determined Director of Sports Performance: (610) 330-5122 Brad Potts (IUP ’05), Asst. Dir. Digital Media & Marketing: (610) 330-5526 Matt Panto (DeSales ’06) Director of Athletic Equipment Services: Assistant Sports Information Director: Kyle Martinelli (Temple ’09), Mark Mohrman (Monmouth ’11) (610) 330-5492 Athletic Communications Assistant: Dave Datz (York ’13) Athletic Communications Secretary: Penny Nace Athletic Communications Fax: (610) 330-5519

2013 6 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2013 NCAA Division I Football Championship

The NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision is under the control, direction and supervision of the Division I FCS Football Committee appointed by the NCAA Management Council. Previously, Lafayette Director of Athletics Bruce McCutcheon served as the Patriot League representative on the committee. Dennis Poppe, NCAA Director of Championships, works closely with the committee on all matters related to the Division I Football Championship. Selection of teams and conduct of championship competition are the responsibility of the committee. The Division I Football Championship consists of a 24-team tournament, with First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final the top eight seeds receiving a ﬁrst- Saturday, November 30 Saturday, December 7 Friday, December 13 or Friday, December 20 or Saturday, January 4 Saturday, December 14 Saturday, December 21 FC Dallas Stadium - Frisco, Texas round bye. The championship game will #1 Seed be held Jan. 4, 2013 at 2 p.m. at F.C. Dallas Stadium in Frisco, Texas and shown on ESPN2. The champions of 11 conferences — Big Sky, Big South, Colonial Athletic, #8 Seed Mid-Eastern Athletic, Missouri Valley, Northeast, Ohio Valley, Patriot, Pioneer, Southern and Southland—receive automatic bids to the tournament. The ﬁeld grew from 16 to 20 teams in 2010 #5 Seed and expanded from 20 teams to its current 24-team format which began in 2013. The committee selects the remaining teams at large with assistance from regional advisory committees. #4 Seed Teams are selected for the championship on the basis of the following criteria (not in preferential January 4, 2014 order): (1) eligibility and availability 2 p.m. ET of student-athletes for NCAA post-season #3 Seed ESPN2 competition, (2) won-loss FC Dallas Stadium NATIONAL CHAMPION record and (3) strength of schedule. Frisco, Texas

#6 Seed

#7 Seed

#2 Seed

2013 7 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Traveling to Lafayette

FROM THE WEST Exit Route 22 at the 4th Street Exit (the last exit in Pennsylvania). At the end of the exit ramp turn left at the traffic light onto Bushkill Street. Proceed straight approximately 100 yards to the next traffic light and turn left onto 3rd Street and pass under Route 22. Continue straight approximately 100 yards to the base of College Hill and bear right as 3rd Street becomes College Avenue. Proceed uphill on College Avenue approximately 200 yards and turn left onto McCartney Street. Continue on McCartney Street to the first stop sign. At this point turn left onto High Street. Proceed Markle Parking Deck located on venue right behind Fisher Stadium. Spaces are reserved for media members. All passes are N College A pre-distributed via mail and cannot be left at the parking deck entrance. Route 611

FROM THE EAST Easton Exit Exit Route 22 at the second exit (marked Lafayette College) after crossing the Delaware Route 22 River from Phillipsburg, N.J. Proceed straight off the exit ramp approximately 200 yards and turn right onto 3rd Street at the trafﬁc light. At this point refer to the westbound directions beginning with “continue straight approximately 100 yards to the base of College Hill.”

FROM THE NORTH From Route 80 (east-west) take Route 33 South (exit 46A) approximately 25 miles. Exit Route 33 to Route 22 east. At this point refer to the beginning of the eastbound directions.

FROM THE SOUTH From the Philadelphia area, take the Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike northbound and exit off for Allentown/Lehigh Valley on Route 22 east. Proceed on Route 22 east for approximately 20 miles passing Allentown and Bethlehem. At this point refer to the beginning of the eastbound directions.

DINING SUGGESTIONS LODGING SUGGESTIONS

CASUAL DINING FAST FOOD

Giacomo’s (Deli) Taco Bell Big Woody’s Marblehead Grill *Best Western Holiday Inn Express 1522 Sullivan Trail 700 Cattell St. 2420 Northampton St. Lehigh Valley Hotel & 25th St. & Route 22 4101 W. Penn Hwy. (610) 438-1945 (610) 258-7007 (610) 252-4442 (610) 258-4301 Conference Center Easton, Pa. Routes 22 & 512 (610) 923-9495 McDonald’s Wendy’s Carrabba’s Morici’s Bethlehem, Pa. 2471 Park Avenue 25th St. Shopping Ctr. 204 Wood Ave. (610) 866-5800 The Lafayette Inn 218 Cattell St. (610) 253-8453 (610) 258-5597 (610) 258-5326 (610) 253-6257 525 W. Monroe St. S 3rd Street *Hampton Inn- Easton, Pa. *Lafayette Athletics DeLorenzo’s Pearly Baker’s (610) 258-5752 Easton (610) 253-4500 1210 Knox Ave. corporate partner 3723 Easton-Nazareth 11 Centre Square *Papa John’s (610) 252-0860 (610) 253-9949 Highway *TownPlace Suites 759 S. 25th St. Easton, Pa. 3800 Easton-Nazareth Fat Daddy’s Pizza D’oro (610) 253-4200 (610) 250-6500 Highway Southern Bar-B-Q Easton, Pa. 200 Cattell Street Burger King 1602 Sullivan Trail (610) 253-5533 *Hampton Inn & 610-253-8047 25th St. & Suites *preferred hotels Wood Ave. 200 Gateway Dr. (610) 253-7247 Bethlehem, Pa. (610) 868-2442

2013 8 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL THE 2013 LEOPARDS Season Outlook

The Lafayette football team is coming of quality, Lafayette has a previous All-Patriot & Mary, eventual Ivy League champion Penn off a 5-6 campaign and a third-place finish League selection returning at six positions: and Bucknell in the Patriot League opener. in the Patriot League standings, a place wide receiver, tailback and return specialist, “For us last season, there was a fine line Lafayette head coach Frank Tavani would fullback, offensive tackle and strong safety. between being 8-3 and 5-6. We played a like to see behind him and his program as Continuing a plan that Tavani set forth couple of bad halves of football that could they begin the 2013 season. in the spring, Lafayette will take a simpler have meant a couple of more wins for us, The Leopards have their sights set on a approach to its game plan in 2013. but that didn’t happen,” Tavani said. “Our seventh Patriot League championship, a “We’ve tried to keep it simple. Instead of strength was an issue, especially on the laudable but achievable goal considering doing more things at a mediocre level, we’re offensive line and defensive line. We boosted the nucleus returning on both sides of the trying to execute fewer plays and formations our offseason workout regimen with that in ball. Tavani feels that experience will be the at a higher level,” Tavani said. “Our team and mind.” key in 2013. our game plans are only going to be successful On their own accord, 72 members of the “Our inexperience has been replaced by if our players are able to absorb and execute team, including 15 of the 21 freshmen in experience. We have a lot of guys who have what we put in front of them.” Lafayette’s first scholarship class, have been played substantial roles the last couple of That simplification will be in all phases on campus during the summer for nightly years and we are expecting that to show of the game — offense, defense and special workouts. up this season,” Tavani said. “There never teams. On the special teams front, Tavani “It’s been really good for our program to has been a substitute for game experience. appointed secondary coach Doug McFadden see this level of dedication during the summer You can simulate and scrimmage all you as the Special Teams Coordinator, a change workouts,” Tavani said. “The right attitude want, but game reps are what make players from recent seasons in which special teams is there and our guys are gaining confidence better.” were handled by multiple coaches. in addition to raising their level of physical As a team, the Leopards have 36 “All three coordinators are going to have preparation for the season. They’ve really had letterwinners coming back while losing 16 equal power and report back to me,” Tavani to push through their workouts because of the as part of a small graduating class. Only said. “Doug’s really jumped into this new intense heat we’ve had this summer.” two underclassmen (Steve Mercado responsibility and I am also going to get more at defensive tackle and Matt Smalley actively involved with film, prep and scheme OFFENSE at cornerback) are projected in the when it comes to special teams.” Tavani and offensive coordinator Mickey starting lineup entering training camp. By In addition to hierarchical changes, a Fein look at a wealth of returning starters, comparison, at this time last season, seven renewed emphasis is being placed on strength as eight of 11 return, including the front underclassmen were likely filling 22 starting and conditioning. Lafayette lost its final four five. On the left side of the line, junior Luke positions on offense and defense. In terms contests after starting with wins over William Chiarolanzio and senior Brad Bormann

Junior QB Zach Zweizig

2013 10 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL both enter their third seasons as starters. For the first time in the last several seasons, depth does not appear to be an issue up front. In the backfield, junior quarterback Zach Zweizig gained valuable playing experience in 2012 and is poised to be the Leopards’ full- time signal caller. “Zach has game experience under his belt and he’s a guy we can depend on to be a leader on an off the field,” Tavani said. Zweizig will have two experienced options at tailback with two-time All-Patriot League selection Ross Scheuerman and fullback convert Greg Kessel taking handoffs. The running game will need to see marked improvement, as the Leopards finished 92nd of 121 teams in the NCAA on the ground. In the passing realm, Zweizig will be able to connect with senior Mark Ross who ranked in the top 25 nationally in receptions per game (6.8) and receiving yards per game (93.6). Ross has the opportunity to place his name in the Lafayette record books as one of the top Junior TB Ross Scheuerman receivers ever to wear the Maroon and White.

DEFENSE 2012. The junior, who comes from the same for snaps. Reed threw for 6,000-plus yards, The Lafayette defense returns five starters, high school as Kerry Collins and Chad Henne, 70 touchdowns and 11 interceptions in three but just one on the defensive line where battled a shoulder injury and then dealt with years at quarterback for Arlington in Lakeland, Lafayette is most inexperienced. It could be a the untimely passing of his father. Tenn. Searfoss is coming off a post-grad year challenge for Tavani and defensive coordinator “Zach played at a high level while facing at the Hun School after attending Hunterdon John Loose to slow the run. The squad the physical and mental challenges that he did Central where he finished in the top 10 in ranked 86th in the nation in rushing defense as a sophomore,” Tavani said. “He’s gained passing in New Jersey in 2011. in 2012 with an experienced front line. a lot of confidence from his game experience Conversely, the linebacker corps is probably and that goes a long way to reaching better TAILBACKS the deepest positional group on the team, led performance levels.” The running game continues to be a focus by middle linebacker Mike Boles, who was “Zach is really progressing,” said Zwezig’s for the Leopard program, as it always has the team’s leading tackler in 2012. Eight other positional coach, Fein. “He doesn’t make the been during Tavani’s tenure. The Leopards players will be hungry for playing time at one same mistake twice and when he does make are experienced at the position as junior Ross of the three linebacker spots. a mistake, he learns from it,” Fein explained. Scheuerman returns to the fold. Scheuerman The Lafayette secondary, which helped the “His knowledge of the offense in general has is a two-time All-Patriot League Second- Leopards intercept 22 passes in 2012 (second really improved. That’s part of the progression Team selection and returns as one of the top best in the nation) will be led by junior safeties for a quarterback. You go from knowing what tailbacks in the conference. Jared Roberts and Shane Black. you are supposed to be doing in your position Scheuerman led the team in rushing in to knowing the line protections and the entire 2012, carrying 146 times for 701 yards and QUARTERBACKS offense, not just your own job.” five touchdowns. He started seven games and Zweizig is one of the reasons that Tavani “Zach is asking all of the right questions and played in all 11 for the Leopards, as he did and Fein like the team’s prospects on offense. that’s what you expect from a quarterback in his freshman campaign when he garnered Zweizig played in five games, completing who has some experience, but is also still Patriot League Rookie of the Year honors 64 percent of his passes (71-of-111) for learning,” Fein continued. “Physically, we’re and was a finalist for the Jerry Rice Award 927 yards, eight touchdowns and eight working on his consistency and accuracy presented by The Sports Network to the interceptions. The Wyomissing, Pa. native split throwing the football.” freshman of the year. time with Andrew Shoop in 2012, throwing Sophomore Andrew Dzurik comes into “Ross continues to improve and grow for 927 yards while averaging 185 yards per camp as the backup quarterback. Dzurik stronger in the position. He was always a good game. Shoop has exhausted his eligibility and pushed his way past Kyle Ohradzansky, who outside runner, but he has become a much is playing professional football in the Czech later transferred, on the depth chart in 2012. better inside runner in his two seasons here. Republic. The additions of freshmen Drew Reed He needed time to get used to making the Perhaps more telling of Zweizig and his and Blake Searfoss immediately bolster the reads,” Tavani said. “Now, he can accelerate abilities as a leader is the adversity he faced in QB ranks while increasing the competition and explode from anywhere on the field and

2013 11 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL has the ability to break a big run at any time.” In 2012, Scheuerman was also a legitimate receiving threat, reeling in 21 balls for 151 yards. Durability is always a concern for a tailback and depth was part of what promoted Tavani to move senior Greg Kessel from fullback to tailback. The senior has been one of the most versatile competitors during his time on College Hill. The Academic All-Patriot League selection and three-time letterwinner started six games and played in all 11 as a junior. He’s only had 17 carries in his career, used primarily as a blocking back, but the coaching staff is confident in the move. “We felt he was under-utilized because every play we have him out there in the past he has delivered,” Tavani said. “His 40 time isn’t great, but he plays at nearly 250 pounds and when he takes the ball and lowers his pads he’s going to move some piles. We hope he can really develop as a game closer.” Senior Marcellus Irving and sophomore Senior TE Brandon Hall Deuce Gruden look to add depth at the position. Irving has battled knee injuries FULLBACKS missed five games due to injury, but secured during his career. The move of Kessel to tailback may open four catches for 45 yards in 2012 and was a Gruden has been making his push at up things at the fullback spot, but it’s not standout in the spring. Duncan had a solid tailback, moving from wide receiver during as if Kessel won’t be relied on for traditional season in 2012, reeling in 19 balls for 371 the 2012 season. His physicality and breakout fullback duties (lead blocking and pass yards and an average of 19.5 yards per catch. runs during the spring showed he is a viable protection). Senior Pat Creahan has been a Fellow junior Demetrius Dixon will option at the spot. major contributor his entire career and was also figure heavily in the mix along with As camp begins, freshmen Adin Greenfield an All-Patriot League Second-Team selection sophomore Jack Poetzsch. and Kyle Mayfield will join the mix and push as a freshman. Creahan started two games the upperclassmen. in 2012, playing in all 11. He hasn’t carried TIGHT ENDS the ball the past two seasons, but has been Working as an extension of the offensive line a capable receiver in addition to his pass and also employed as a playmaker, the tight protection, lead blocking and special teams end is one of the most important positions for contributions. the Lafayette offense. Sophomores Dan Dellovade and Freddie Seniors Brandon Hall and Morgan Hess find themselves higher on the depth Donohue are two of the more physically chart, with Dellovade getting the early nod to imposing tight ends in the conference, Hall backup Creahan. checking in at 6-7, 244 with Donohue at 6-5, 260. Hall was more of a target in 2012, WIDE RECEIVERS catching 15 balls for 253 yards (16.9 yards Senior Mark Ross, who managed one of per catch) and three touchdowns. Donohue’s the top receiving seasons at Lafayette in a importance comes more in the run game as decade, heads the receiving corps and is a a blocker. Sophomore Brian Keller has also 2013 Preseason All-Patriot League honoree. emerged as a solid addition at tight end. The All-Patriot League First-Team selection earned team MVP honors in 2012 with 75 OFFENSIVE LINE catches for 1,030 yards and 10 touchdowns, The offensive line is the most experienced all career marks that placed him atop the positional grouping on the offensive side of the Patriot League statistics. ball, as all five starters return from 2012. The 1,030-yard performance was the third- Junior Luke Chiarolanzio begins his third best single-season performance at Lafayette season as a starter. He was the team’s rookie and his 10 touchdowns ranked him fourth. of the year in 2011 when he started 10 of 11 Ross had seven games with 100 yards or games at right tackle and was the offensive more, including a 168-yard game vs. Holy line MVP in 2012 after starting all 11 games at Cross and a 151-yard game at Robert Morris left tackle. in which he tied the Lafayette single-game Playing alongside Chiarolanzio is junior record of 13 catches. Brad Bormann, who also begins his third If the Leopards are in a two-wide receiver season as a starter. Bormann played every set, the other receiver is likely to be either game at left guard in 2012 and saw time in 10 Senior WR Mark Ross Justin Adams or Mike Duncan. Adams games with six starts as a sophomore.

2013 12 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Senior Pat Crosby will reprise his role as the starting center, having started all 11 games in 2012 and two in 2011. The right side of the line is a little less experienced, but still features two returning starters in guard Maxim Ngolla and tackle Zack Mazur. Mazur started every game as a sophomore while Ngolla started the first two and the last four while dealing with an injury. He split time with Skyler Lash, who started five games in 2012 after making the switch to offense. Lash has since switched back to the defensive side of the ball where depth needs are more pressing. Sophomores David Miller and Paul Federinko are pushing to serve as backup tackles along with classmate Nick Zataveski, the offensive scout team MVP in 2012. Zataveski was hampered by injury in the spring, but hopes to be available for at least a portion of 2013. Danton Ponzol is likely to be the reserve right guard while junior Ben Jeannot is behind Crosby, and junior Garrett The offensive line returns five starters in Luke Chiarolanzio, Brad Bormann, Pat Crosby, Zach Mazur and Max Ngolla. McNally sits behind Bormann at left guard. “This is as good a returning group as we’ve had in a long time,” Tavani said. “They’ve defensive end Tahir Basil have all departed defense to offense for 2012 and offense to certainly taken their lumps at times, but now and junior James Coscia is the lone returning defense for 2013 were in the name of depth, they have that game experience that is so starter. Coscia played in nine games, starting will look to back him up. The other tackle is important. In the spring, it was good to see the eight for the Leopards at the defensive end likely to be sophomore Steve Mercado who is way our backs were running behind them.” (anchor) position. He made 26 tackles in 2012 battling with classmate Ryan Sanders. and will be backed up by sophomore Bobby At the end opposite of Coscia, several players DEFENSIVE LINE DiPietro. are competing for snaps. Junior Shane Graduation took the defensive line from Senior Darius Glover played in 11 games Dorner started three games and played being one of the most experienced groups with 13 tackles last season and is expected to in 11 while racking up 30 tackles in 2012. on the team to one of the least seasoned. take over at tackle, lining up on the center in Dorner was the MVP of the Bucknell game, Tackles Rick Lyster and Jason Marshalek and the Leopards’ 4-3. Lash, whose move from making five tackles with three sacks and a pass breakup in a 20-14 victory. Senior Jake McTighe played in 11 games last season and is vying with sophomore Tyler Vickers and 2013 GEOGRAPHICAL ROSTER BREAKDOWN Dorner for playing time. The Leopards are also hoping for contributions from senior Alex White and junior Tyrus White at end.

SECONDARY 1 Junior Jared Roberts emerged as a 1 3 10 1 playmaker at strong safety in his sophomore campaign, picking off four passes in 11 games 32 17 while finishing fifth on the team with 53 3 1 tackles. Roberts started every game before 1 2 2 leaving the Lehigh game in the first half with 2 an injury. Sophomore Alex Merriman will 2 back up Roberts as camp opens. Free safety is expected to be occupied by 5 junior Shane Black when the Leopards get 1 to the meat of their schedule. Black, who is likely to miss the initial games of 2013 while 5 recovering from injury, was 19th in the nation Pennsylvania-32 Massachusetts-3 Virginia-2 Texas-1 with four interceptions in 2012 and was the New Jersey-17 Ohio-3 Connecticut-1 West Virginia-1 team’s second-leading tackler with 73. Junior New York-10 Colorado-2 Maryland-1 Anthony Loyacona, who has played in Florida-5 North Carolina-2 Montana-1 17 games in his first two seasons, will step Georgia-5 Tennessee-2 New Hampshire-1 in along with senior Shane Brady. Brady

2013 13 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL are sophomore Mark Dodd and junior Matt 2013 PROJECTED DEPTH CHART Gill, both of whom played in eight games last season. OFFENSE At WILL linebacker, senior Ben Aloi and STARTER BACKUP junior Colton Kirkpatrick and sophomore QB 8 Zach Zweizig (6-5, 220, Jr.) 12 Andrew Dzurik (6-3, 219, So.) Chris Brockman are vying for time. TB 29 Ross Scheuerman (6-1, 202, Jr.) 48 Greg Kessel (6-1, 248, Sr.) Aloi suffered a season-ending knee injury 33 Marcellus Irving (5-10, 210, Sr.) on Sept. 30, 2012 opening up a spot for 23 Deuce Gruden (5-6, 182, So.) Kirkpatrick and Brockman to see significant FB 42 Pat Creahan (6-1, 233, Sr.) 49 Dan Dellovade (6-1, 237, So.) 32 Freddie Hess (6-1, 230, So.) playing time as underclassmen. Aloi had 13 TE 87 Brandon Hall (6-7, 244, Sr.) 86 Morgan Donohue (6-5, 260, Sr.) tackles and an interception in four games 80 Brian Keller (6-3, 252, So.) before the injury. WR 10 Mark Ross (6-3, 207, Sr.) 82 Mike Duncan (6-1, 178, Jr.) Kirkpatrick played in 11 games with 83 Jack Poetzsch (6-0, 195, So.) eight starts and was third on the team in WR 4 Justin Adams (5-11, 188, Jr.) 88 Demetrius Dixon (6-2, 190, Jr.) tackles (77), adding three sacks and two LT 61 Luke Chiarolanzio (6-5, 300, Jr.) 65 David Miller (6-4, 302, So.) interceptions. Brockman saw time in all LG 66 Brad Bormann (6-3, 292, Sr.) 60 Garrett McNally (6-6, 318, Jr.) 11 games with 21 stops and two sacks and C 74 Pat Crosby (6-4, 291, Sr.) 70 Ben Jeannot (6-2, 277, Jr.) collected Patriot League Rookie of the Week RG 62 Maxim Ngolla (6-3, 280, Jr.) 78 Danton Ponzol (6-3, 275, Sr.) honors on Oct. 15 following a win over Yale RT 63 Zack Mazur (6-4, 296, Jr.) 71 Paul Federinko (6-5, 323, So.) in which he had eight tackles, a sack and an interception. Brockman added 21 tackles, two DEFENSE sacks and an interception in 11 games. DE (Bull) 91 Jake McTighe (6-1, 251, Sr.) 85 Tyler Vickers (6-5, 259, So.) The SAM linebacker race is also benefitting DT (Nose) 93 Darius Glover (6-3, 287, Sr.) 73 Skyler Lash (6-4, 281, Jr.) DT (Tackle) 95 Steve Mercado (6-1, 282, So.) 92 Ryan Sanders (6-4, 265, So.) from depth at the position in seniors Dion DE (Anchor) 56 James Coscia (6-3, 241, Jr.) 55 Bobby DiPietro (6-3, 241, So.) King, Tyler Robinson and Kasheem Hill. LB (SAM) 34 Dion King (6-1, 203, Sr.) 36 Tyler Robinson (6-1, 223, Sr.) King made the move from defensive back to 35 Kasheem Hill (6-1, 232, Sr.) linebacker in 2012 and responded with solid LB (MIKE) 52 Mike Boles (6-3, 233, Sr.) 54 Mark Dodd (6-2, 223, So.) play. His first start of the season came at Yale 44 Matt Gill (6-1, 219, Jr.) on Oct. 13 when he made 13 tackles including LB (WILL) 57 Ben Aloi (6-1, 224, Sr.) 45 Colton Kirkpatrick (6-1, 220, Jr.) 10 unassisted stops. Robinson played in seven 38 Chris Brockman (5-11, 214, So.) games in 2012 with a start against Princeton CB 24 Matt Smalley (5-10, 187, So.) 21 DeOliver Davis (6-2, 198, Sr.) after 11 games in 2011. FS 15 Shane Black (6-0, 209, Jr.) 47 Anthony Loyacona (6-0, 206, Jr.) Hill started the first four games of the 30 Shane Brady (6-1, 206, Sr.) SS 1 Jared Roberts (6-2, 192, Jr.) 37 Alex Merriman (6-0, 183, So.) 2012 season, registering 18 tackles and an CB 16 Randall Logan (5-9, 165, Sr.) 26 Damarcus Ingram (5-11, 184, Jr.) interception that included a 42-yard return.

SPECIAL TEAMS PK 31 Ryan Gralish (6-1, 235, So.) 14 Ryan Forrester (5-11. 170, Fr.) P 14 Ryan Forrester (5-11. 170, Fr.) 31 Ryan Gralish (6-1, 235, So.) KO 31 Ryan Gralish (6-1, 235, So.) 14 Ryan Forrester (5-11. 170, Fr.) KR 29 Ross Scheuerman (6-1, 202, Jr.) 24 Matt Smalley (5-10, 187, So.) PR 1 Jared Roberts (6-2, 192, Jr.) 4 Justin Adams (5-11, 188, Jr.) LSNP 81 Anthony Baker (6-5, 212, Jr.) 86 Morgan Donohue (6-5, 260, Sr.) SSNP 86 Morgan Donohue (6-5, 260, Sr.) 81 Anthony Baker (6-5, 212, Jr.) HOLD 4 Justin Adams (5-11, 188, Jr.) 8 Zach Zweizig (6-5, 220, Jr.)

bold denotes returning starter from 2012 missed all of 2012 with a knee injury, the backups at corner. Smalley got his ﬁrst Both starting corners are gone from the taste of collegiate action last season, playing secondary with the graduation of Darius primarily on special teams. Safford and Kyni Scott who took with them six picks in 2012. Junior Damarcus Ingram LINEBACKERS played in every game as a sophomore and is a Linebacker went from being the team’s projected starter at corner as is senior Randall biggest question mark in 2012 to being one of Logan. Logan started the ﬁnal two games the team’s projected strong suits as the 2013 at corner and played in all 11 contests, while season approaches. breaking up eight passes. The man in the middle will be senior Mike Senior DeOliver Davis is a versatile player Boles at MIKE linebacker. Boles is a three- who missed 2012 following shoulder surgery. year letterwinner and begins his second season His health continues to be a concern as toe as a starter. He was the team’s leading tackler injuries have hampered his return. Davis and in 2012 with 88 stops and added two sacks sophomore Matt Smalley are expected to be and an interception. Playing behind Boles Junior SS Jared Roberts

2013 14 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL He was suspended for a violation of school Smalley will also get some looks back deep. memory as Lafayette embarks on a four-game rules and will be eligible to play in early The punt returners are likely to be Roberts road swing. Beginning Oct. 12, the Leopards October. Hill has been practicing with the and Adams with Darrell Crawford also travel to Princeton, Harvard, Holy Cross and team since. getting a shot. Georgetown. Princeton is coming off a 5-5 overall record and a 4-3 league mark. ON SPECIAL TEAMS THE SCHEDULE The following week, Lafayette ventures Lafayette continues to place an emphasis on Matchups with CAA opponent William & to Cambridge, Mass. and historic Harvard the special teams’ units, requiring starters on Mary and a slate of traditional Ivy League Stadium. The Leopards did not play the offense and defense to be a starter on at least foes in Penn, Princeton and Harvard highlight Crimson in 2012, but did square off with one of the special teams’ units, now overseen the 2013 football schedule. them in the previous four seasons. by Doug McFadden. The 2013 campaign kicks off at home for New England will again be the setting in Sophomore Ryan Gralish returns at the first time since 2010, as the Leopards week eight when a return to Patriot League kicker. Beginning with the second week of welcome Sacred Heart on Sept. 7. It will be play sends the Leopards packing to Worcester, 2012, he converted 6-of-8 field goal attempts the first matchup between the two schools Mass. against Holy Cross. Lafayette beat the with a long of 46 yards in a win at Bucknell. since 2006 and begins a home-and-home Crusaders 30-13 in 2012, snapping a four- Gralish also handled kick-offs, averaging 57 series with the Pioneers, who are coming off a game series slide. yards per kick with nine touchbacks. 2-9 overall record in 2012. The road stretch ends on Nov. 2 in With the graduation of 2011 All-Patriot The second game of a four-game series the nation’s capital. Georgetown and the League selection Ethan Swerdlow, Gralish with William & Mary will take place at Fisher Leopards have split the last four meetings handled punting duties in the spring, but it Stadium a week later. The Leopards traveled including a three-point Hoya win last season. will be freshman Ryan Forrester’s job when to Williamsburg, Va. to face the CAA squad Lafayette plays its final two home games on camp opens, as Tavani prefers that each in 2012 and left with a 17-14 victory amid a Nov. 9 against Colgate, the reigning Patriot player be able to focus on the two distinct thunderstorm. League champions, and Nov. 16 versus kicking motions. Lafayette’s first road game of the season on Fordham, an associate member of the Patriot Junior Anthony Baker will be the long Sept. 21 comes against defending Ivy League League currently ineligible for the Patriot snapper for the second straight season and will champion, Penn. In 2012, the Quakers League title. be backed up by Donohue, who will be the clinched their third outright Ivy League title in On Nov. 23, Lafayette and Lehigh will meet snapper on field goals and PATs. Adams will the last four seasons and 16th overall league for the 149th time in College Football’s Most- take over holding duties from Zweizig who championship. The Leopards have taken five Played Rivalry. The all-time series record of will be the back up. out of the last six meetings with the Quakers. 76-67-5 favors the Leopards. The Maroon In the return game, Scheuerman is the Following an open week, Lafayette will and White will be looking to snap a five-game likely candidate to be the deep man on commence Patriot League play and celebrate losing streak against the Brown and White kickoffs. He took back 18 kicks for 304 yards Homecoming Weekend against Bucknell on before the two teams clash in the 150th game (16.9 yards per return) in 2012. In 2011, Oct. 5. The Leopards have taken 10 of the in 2014 at Yankee Stadium. Scheuerman averaged 23.1 yards per kick last 11 games versus the Bison, including return along with a 78-yard touchdown a 20-14 victory in 2012 in game televised return vs. Colgate, while being named All- nationally by CBS Sports Network. Patriot League Second Team at kick returner. Fisher Stadium then becomes a distant

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Justin13 Adams Ben57 Aloi Andrew76 Anastor WR – Jr. – 5-11, 188 LB – Sr. – 6-1, 224 OL – Sr. – 6-5, 315 West Amwell, N.J./ Westbury, N.Y./ Vineland, N.J./Vineland/ Notre Dame St. Anthony’s Northeastern Univ. Psychology Economics Government & Law

2012: Started one game and saw action 2012: Played in four games and made three 2013: Has chosen to end his collegiate career in the first six games of 2012…made four starts before tearing his ACL in practice… following a hip injury and surgery. catches for 45 yards…caught two passes recorded 13 tackles on the season…made for 26 yards against Georgetown (10/27)… eight tackles, recovered a fumble and had an 2012: Missed the season after sustaining an named to the Patriot League Academic Honor interception against Penn (9/15). ACL injury during the spring. Roll and Dean’s List with a 3.6 GPA. 2011: Played in all 11 games, earning his 2011: Played in seven games while starting 2011: Did not play in any games…named to second varsity letter…tallied 11 tackles with the final six at left tackle. the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll and a season-high five at Stony Brook (9/24)… Dean’s List with a 3.67 GPA. recovered a fumble against Fordham (10/22). 2010: Appeared in one game for the Leopards after transferring from Northeastern AT NOTRE DAME: National Honor Society 2010: Played in six games, earning a varsity University where he took a redshirt year as a member and National Football Foundation letter in his freshman campaign, despite freshman in 2009. Scholar-Athlete candidate...recipient of the battling a shoulder injury...recorded three CVC Sportsmanship Award…played wide tackles. AT VINELAND: National Honor Society receiver, defensive back and was also a member who played two seasons of varsity returner at Notre Dame (Lawrenceville, N.J.) AT ST. ANTHONY’S: Two-sport athlete football and captained the team his senior playing for assistant coach Jim Fisher ’77, a who played defensive end and outside season...named second-team All-South member of the College’s Board of Trustees... linebacker...earned All-CHSFL honors Jersey and a Brooks-Irvine Memorial Club earned All-WJFL honors as a senior along with his senior year of football and was a two- Scholar Athlete as a senior...also a member of first-team All-Mercer County, second-team year letterwinner...rang up 93 tackles, two the track & field team at Vineland for three all-state and second-team All-South Jersey... touchdowns, four fumble recoveries and seasons, serving as captain for one...named made 37 catches for 775 yards (20.9 ypc) and one interception in 2009...member of St. first-team All-Conference in the shot put as a 13 touchdowns...served as team captain in his Anthony’s Leadership Team which helped sophomore...also a member of concert band senior season when he returned a kick off for a with students’ transition from middle school to and select choir. touchdown…set school record for receptions high school...three-year member of basketball in a game (11)...four-year letterman and four- team at power forward where he averaged PERSONAL: Son of Wade and Susan year starter in lacrosse who served as a team eight points per game and served as a team Anastor...has a sister, Laura...born 6/27/91. captain in his senior year...had 14 goals and captain...volunteered for Central Nassau 10 assists as a senior...member of jazz band, Athletic Association, Holy Family Church and French Language National Honor Society East Meadow School District. while also working as a Special Olympics volunteer...worked as an assistant coach for PERSONAL: Son of Joseph and Andrea the Hamilton PAL football and Lambertville Aloi...has two younger sisters, Alexandra and Basketball Associations. Juliana...born 1/3/92...classmate of current Leopard teammates Alex White ’14 and Jack PERSONAL: Son of David Adams and Poetzsch ’16 at St. Anthony’s. Heather Delorenzo...has a younger sister Laura, and a younger brother Liam...born DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. 12/26/93. 2010 6/0 2/1 3 0.0-0 0 0 0 0-0/0 2011 11/0 2/9 11 0.0-0 0 0 0 1-13/0 RECEIVING 2012 4/0 5/8 13 1.0-1 0 1 0 0-0/0 Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec Yds/Game Totals 21/0 9/18 27 1.0-1 0 1 0 1-13/0 2012 6/1 4 45 0 17 4.0 0.7 Total 6/1 4 45 0 17 4.0 0.7

2013 16 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL AT PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY: High Honor Roll student who was an All- New England honorable mention selection 64 in football...played tight end, wide receiver, 15 Matt Anderson defensive end, and long snapper as a three- Shane Black DL – So. – 6-2, 257 year letterwinner in football...also a three-year DB – Jr. – 6-0, 209 5DOHLJK1&:DNHÀHOG Stafford, Va./ Economics letterwinner in lacrosse on defense and in the Mountain View/ midfield...served as head peer tutor. Mercersburg Academy Economics PERSONAL: Son of Tony and Patrice Baker...born 3/23/93. 2012: Did not see any game action. 2013: Coming off a foot injury sustained in spring that may limit him early in the AT WAKEFIELD: National Honor season…named to the 2013 Preseason All- Society student who played defensive end Patriot League Second Team by Phil Steele’s and defensive tackle...selected Cap-8 All- $PMMFHF'PPUCBMM1SFWJFX. Conference in his junior and senior seasons... made 70 tackles (20 for loss), with 10 sacks, 40 2012: Started 10 games at free safety while two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and Dennis Bencsko earning his first varsity letter...led the team two blocked punts...also picked off a pass and LB – So. – 6-0, 280 in solo tackles (40) and was second on the scored a touchdown...team captain who made East Hanover, N.J./ Delbarton School team in total tackles (73)...tied for the team more than 100 tackles in his junior season... Economics lead in interceptions (4) on a squad that was earned Cap 8 Academic All-Conference honors second in the nation in picks...defended nine his final two seasons...three-year letterwinner passes on the season…made 11 tackles at Yale and captain in lacrosse...named to the (10/13)...recorded a career-high 16 tackles at National Society of High School Scholars 2012: Did not see any game action. Colgate (11/3)...managed 10 tackles against while also earning the Lamp of Knowledge Lehigh (11/17). Award...member of the Beta Club, Future AT DELBARTON: Honor Roll student who Christian Athletic Club...served as a worship was the Morris Country Defensive Player 2011: Started in two games and saw action leader at St. Catherine’s church...participant of the Year as a senior...team’s starting in six contests while earning his first varsity in character education program. linebacker in three seasons, racking up a letter…recorded 12 tackles on the season, school-record 323 tackles, 56 tackles for with two pass break-ups…earned first varsity PERSONAL: Son of Kenneth and Maria loss, 25 sacks, seven interceptions and two start at Penn (9/17)…posted a five-tackle Anderson…grandfather, Dick Anderson, defensive touchdowns...also played fullback... performance in a start vs. Colgate (11/5)… coached at Lafayette from 1965-69 and First-Team All-State selection who led squad missed the final two games of the season after coached current Lafayette offensive line coach to state finals as a senior while earning team sustaining a fractured ankle that required Stan Clayton at Penn State...born 9/2/93. MVP honors...collected First-Team All-Non- surgery. Public and All-Area honors while securing All-Morris Country First-Team status... AT MERCERSBURG ACADEMY: Played two-time All-North Jersey Athletic Conference running back, wide receiver, strong safety and selection and Super 100 Team...played in returner in his post-grad year...named All- North vs. South All-Star game...named 22- Mid-Atlantic Prep League First Team while 81 time Star Ledger Defensive Hero of the Week serving as a team captain...had 81 carries for Anthony Baker (two as a sophomore, eight as a junior and 12 438 yards and three rushing TD’s...made 30 TE – Jr. – 6-5, 212 in his senior campaign)...earned two letters catches for 354 yards and four touchdowns... Kensington, N.H./ in baseball, playing pitcher (0.94 ERA with a Phillips Exeter Aca. defensively, registered 72 tackles (eight for English & Computer 5-0 record) and outfield (.365 average) while loss) with four sacks, two interceptions (one for Science garnering All-Morris County honors...varsity TD)...forcing three fumbles while recovering letterwinner in basketball at power forward. two...returned two punts and one kickoff for touchdowns. 2012: Played in 10 games, earning his first PERSONAL: Son of Dennis and Bernadette varsity letter…served as the team’s long Bencsko…attended same high school as Luke AT MOUNTAIN VIEW: Two-way starter his snapper…named to the Patriot League Chiarolanzio ’15, a two-year starter on the final three seasons, competing at linebacker, Academic Honor Roll and Dean’s List with offensive line...born 10/30/93. corner, safety, wide receiver and running a 3.65 GPA…made two tackles during the back...earned All-Commonwealth District season. honors in sophomore, junior and senior years while collecting all-region laurels as a junior 2011: Saw action in three contests...named to and senior...carried 123 times for 931 yards the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll and and 10 touchdowns as a senior...made 44 Dean’s List with a 4.0 semester GPA. catches for 525 yards and five touchdowns...

2013 17 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL returned 18 kicks for 473 yards and eight AT WINTER PARK: Defensive MVP, top AT HUNTERDON CENTRAL: Honor punts for 74 yards...also completed two passes linebacker and team captain during his senior Roll student and National Honor Society for 108 yards and one touchdown...two-year season...played linebacker and tight end...also member...collected Edward J. Bloustein starter on wrestling team who was fourth in played baseball. Distinguished Scholar Award...earned Jack AAA level in Virginia as a sophomore, first in Stephan college scholarship during his Commonwealth District and Northwest region PERSONAL: Son of John and Carol Boles... senior year, beating out 29 other seniors... as a sophomore...member of the Fellowship of youngest of five with brothers, Brian and scholar-athlete award winner and member Christian Athletes. David, and sisters, Shannon and Courtney... of Chinese National Honor Society...served born 8/4/91. as editor of school newspaper and was a class PERSONAL: Son of Edward and Stephanie council member...two-sport athlete in football Black...has older brothers, Brady and Conor DEFENSIVE Fumbles (offensive and defensive line) and wrestling Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. (who wrestles at VMI), and sister, Erinn... 2010 8/0 3-1 4 0.0-0 0 0 0 0-0/0 (heavyweight)...three-year varsity letterwinner father was a collegiate wrestler at Kentucky… 2011 11/0 6-9 15 2.0-18 1.0-9 0 0 0-0/0 in football and team was a state playoff came from same prep school as Darius Glover 2012 11/11 34-54 88 6.0-26 2.0-11 1 0 0-0/0 qualifier in 2009 when he earned First-Team Totals 30/11 43-64 107 8.0-34 3.0-20 1 0 0-0/0 ’14 and Ben Eaton ’12…born 11/13/91. All-County, All-Conference, All-Area, All-West Jersey and All-Group IV honors...as a junior, DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. was named First-Team All-County and All- 2011 6/2 7-5 12 0 0 0 2 0-0/0 Conference and was Third-Team All-Area 2012 10/4 40-33 73 1.5-2 0 4 0 0-0/0 and All-West Jersey for a state-qualifying Totals 16/6 47-38 85 1.5-2 0 4 2 0-0/0 66 team...as a sophomore, was a letterwinner Brad Bormann on the offensive line for a state champion...in OL – Sr. – 6-3, 292 Flemington, N.J./ wrestling, won three letters and was a First- Hunterdon Central Team All-County and All-Conference selection 52 Biology while winning the District 17 title. Mike Boles PERSONAL: Son of Christian and Holly LB – Sr. – 6-3, 233 Bormann...has two younger sisters, Kathryn Winter Park, Fla./ Winter Park 2013: Nominated for the America Football and Caroline...born 5/31/92…is an EXCEL Economics Coaches Association (AFCA) Good Works Scholar at Lafayette…volunteers at the Team for individuals who make outstanding Easton Area Senior Center…works as a Teach contributions in the areas of volunteerism For America Rising Leaders fellow…serves and civic involvement…has earned early 2013: Named to the 2013 Preseason as a peer mentor in the College’s Academic acceptance into the Teach For America Tutoring and Training Information Center. All-Patriot League Team in a vote of the program beginning in the fall of 2014. conference coaches and slotted for the Second Team by 1IJM4UFFMFT$PMMFHF'PPUCBMM 2012: Started all 11 games on the offensive Preview. line earning his second varsity letter…named to the Capital One Academic All-District II 2012: Started in all 11 games, earning his Team and FCS Athletic Directors Association Shane30 Brady third varsity letter…led the Leopards in Academic All-Star Team…Academic All- tackles (88)…awarded team’s Linebacker DB – Sr. – 6-1, 206 Patriot League selection…named to Patriot Plymouth Meeting, Pa./ Award…named Patriot League Defensive League Academic Honor Roll and Dean’s La Salle College Player of the Week (10/22) after picking off List with a 4.0 semester GPA…garnered the Government & Law a pass and making eight tackles against Holy James F. Bryant ’40 Award for combined Cross (10/20)…recorded 10 tackles in a achievement in academics, athletics and victory over Bucknell (9/22)…made a season- volunteerism and also claimed the Gilbert high 12 tackles against Princeton (10/6)… Award for excellence in English, which is his 2012: Missed all of the season with a named to Patriot League Academic Honor secondary academic concentration. knee injury…named to the Patriot League Roll with a 3.43 GPA. Academic Honor Roll. 2011: Played in 10 games, while starting 2011: Saw action in all 11 games for the six at right guard…earned his first varsity 2011: Played in all 11 games and started Leopards, earning his second varsity letter… letter…named to the Patriot League Academic the final two as a second-year letterwinner… posted 15 tackles on the year, with two tackles Honor Roll and Dean’s List with a 3.68 recorded 27 tackles and two pass break-ups… for loss and a sack against Harvard (10/1)… semester GPA. posted a nine-tackle performance against Holy blocked a punt against Penn (9/17) that led to Cross (11/12) and racked up six stops against a 48-yard field goal before halftime…named 2010: Played in three games for the eventual national champion North Dakota to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll Leopards...named to the Patriot League State (9/3). with a 3.25 semester GPA. Academic Honor Roll after posting a 3.77 GPA in the fall semester…suffered a back 2010: Played in seven games for the Leopard 2010: Played in eight games, earning a injury in the spring that forced him to miss the defense, earning his first varsity letter. varsity letter in his freshman campaign... Maroon-White Spring Game. recorded four tackles.

2013 18 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL AT LA SALLE COLLEGE: National Honor Society member and tutor...part of PIAA AAAA state champion team...earned First-Team All- Catholic and All-City honors and Third-Team 61 56 All-Southeastern Pennsylvania plaudits... Luke Chiarolanzio James Coscia honorable mention All-State selection... OL – Jr. – 6-5, 294 DE – Jr. – 6-3, 241 Florham Park, N.J./ East Stroudsburg, Pa./ Philadelphia Catholic League All-Decade Delbarton School East Stroudsburg South honorable mention...member of baseball History Economics team...two-time Tex Flannery Award winner.

PERSONAL: Son of John and Bridget 2013: Named to the 2013 Preseason All- 2012: Played in nine games while making Brady...has a younger brother, Ryan, and a Patriot League Team in a vote of league eight starts at defensive end, moving to younger sister, Bridget...born 11/5/91. coaches and also selected for First-Team defensive line from linebacker for 2012 Offense by 1IJM4UFFMFT$PMMFHF'PPUCBMM season…earned his second varsity letter… DEFENSIVE Fumbles Preview. finished the season with 26 tackles…forced a Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. 2010 7/0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0/0 fumble and had three tackles at William and 2011 11/2 11-16 27 0 0 0 2 0-0/0 2012: Started all 11 games at left tackle while Mary (9/8)...recorded five tackles and had Totals 11/2 11-16 27 0 0 0 2 0-0/0 earning All-Patriot League Second-Team a sack at Yale (10/13)…made five tackles laurels…collected his second varsity letter on against Georgetown (10/27). the way to winning the team’s Offensive Line Award. 2011: Played in nine games, while earning his first varsity letter…recorded five tackles on 2011: Started 10 games and played in 11 the year with two coming in a win vs. Colgate 38 while earning his first varsity letter…garnered (11/5). Chris Brockman team Rookie of the Year honors at right tackle LB – So. – 5-11, 214 after forcing his way into the starting lineup in AT EAST STROUDSBURG SOUTH: Richmond, Texas/Foster/ Valley Forge Military the second game of the season. Honor roll student who was a first-team all- Academy state selection...earned all-area honors from Economics AT DELBARTON SCHOOL: High Honor the Pocono Record and Morning Call...team Roll student who was a three-year starter and captain who collected All-Mountain Valley team captain as a senior...played on offensive Conference First-Team honors at tight end 2012: Played in 11 games as a rookie, and defensive lines...named All-Non-Public and defensive end...recorded a school-record making 21 tackles with two sacks and an Second Team and All-Morris Country First 37 career sacks...three-sport athlete who plays interception…named Patriot League Rookie Team as selected by the Newark Star Ledger power forward/center on the basketball team of the Week (10/15) following the Yale game during his senior year...collected NJAC First- and was a javelin thrower and jumper in track in which he made eight tackles, registered a Team honors while being selected to the and field...member of Future Business Leaders sack and picked off a pass. Morris Daily Record All-Area First Team... of America…nominated for the Scholar-Athlete member of the Super 100 Team selected by Award given by the Lehigh Valley Chapter of AT FOSTER: National Honor Society the New Jersey Football Coaches Association the National Football Foundation. member and All-State Academic honorable and All-County Team as selected by the mention and All-District Academic selection... Morris County Football Coaches Association... PERSONAL: Son of Anthony and Robyn team captain who played outside linebacker, member of the Council of Seniors... Coscia...has an older brother, Anthony, and strong safety and running back...named Fort volunteered for Habitat For Humanity, Big younger brother, Michael...born 3/11/93. Bend County All-Area and Second Team Brothers of Morris County and the Interfaith All-District as a senior when he made 94 Food Pantry. DEFENSIVE Fumbles tackles in eight games with 11 tackles for Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. 2011 9/0 0-5 5 0 0 0 0 0-0/0 loss...regional qualifier in his junior year in the PERSONAL: Son of Martin and Joanne 2012 9/8 12-14 26 1.5-8 1.0-8 0 1 0-0/1 1600m relay and triple jump for track and Chiarolanzio, a Lafayette graduate...has an Totals 18/8 12-19 31 1.5-8 1.0-8 0 1 0-0/1 field team...captain of the powerlifting team, older brother, Patrick, a younger brother, finishing second in the 185-pound weight John, and a younger sister, Cori...attended class in his sophomore year...member of the same high school as Dennis Bencsko ’16...born basketball team. 7/27/93. PERSONAL: Son of Page and Kathy Brockman...born 2/11/93.

DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. 2012 11/0 12-9 21 2-23 2-23 1 0 0-0/0 Totals 11/0 12-9 21 2-23 2-23 1 0 0-0/0

2013 19 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2010: All-Patriot League Second-Team honoree, one of just two league freshmen to earn All-Patriot League honors in 2010… 3 played in all 11 games and started five at 74 Darrell Crawford fullback…earned his first varsity letter... Pat Crosby WR – So. – 5-9, 181 carried five times for five yards…caught 10 OL – Sr. – 6-4, 291 Wilkes Barre, Pa./ Sudbury, Mass./ G.A.R. Memorial balls for 74 yards, including two catches for 20 Lincoln Sudbury Economics yards at Columbia…made a career-high three Civil Engineering catches for 23 yards vs. Lehigh.

2012: Did not see any game action. AT HINGHAM/AVON OLD FARMS: Honor Roll student who played fullback, 2013: Named to the 2013 Preseason All- AT G.A.R. MEMORIAL: National Honor linebacker and tight end during his high Patriot League Second Team by Phil Steele’s Society Student who earned First-Team All- school and prep career...two-time all-league $PMMFHF'PPUCBMM1SFWJFX State in his junior and senior years...scored selection and team captain...selected to the 83 career touchdowns...played quarterback Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic team and was 2012: Started all 11 games on the offensive and safety...rushed for more than 4,000 named the WATD Distinguished Player of the line at center…earned his first varsity letter. yards in his career...earned Wyoming Valley Year...outstanding track and field athlete who Conference Player of the Year...named to the was the Division III discus state champion... 2011: Underwent shoulder surgery in June WNEP Super 16 Dream Team...selected All- owns career bests of 163’ (discus) and 50’5” 2011, but was able to return to action by Oct. District II in basketball where he averaged 19 (shot put)...team captain and three-year 22 vs. Fordham…started the Fordham and points per game at shooting guard...standout letterwinner in basketball. Bucknell games at center. member of the track and field team...placed fourth in the state in the triple jump in his PERSONAL: Son of John and Sheila 2010: Saw action in one game (Harvard) junior and senior years and eighth in the state Creahan...youngest of four children with an for the Leopards…recipient of the Offensive in the 110m high hurdles...defending District older sister, Nora, and older brothers, Jack Scout Team Award, handed out at the team’s II champion for the long jump, triple jump and Neil...born 2/12/91. annual banquet. and 110m hurdles...also won the triple jump Rushing AT LINCOLN SUDBURY: Named a in his sophomore year...president of the chess Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rush Yds./Game club and a member of the stage crew at his 2010 11/5 5 5 0 3 1 0.5 Lincoln Sudbury Scholar while achieving high school. 2012 11/2 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 #PTUPO(MPCF and Boston Herald All- Total 33/13 5 5 0 3 1 0.5 Scholastic honors as a senior...named Dual PERSONAL: Son of Cornel Crawford and Receiving County League Lineman of the Year in 2009 Lisa Cohen...has older brothers, Cornel, Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec. Yds./Game to go along with all-league honors his junior 2010 11/5 10 74 0 12 7.4 6.7 and senior seasons...Daily News All-Star First Charif and Derick...born 7/20/94. 2011 11/6 3 9 0 6 3.0 0.8 2012 11/2 2 16 0 12 8.0 1.5 Team as a senior and Second Team as a Total 33/13 15 99 0 24 6.6 3.0 junior...earned Massachusetts All-State Super 26 laurels and was selected for Shriners All- Star Game...served as team captain as a senior when he was named team MVP...also lettered in lacrosse. Pat42 Creahan PERSONAL: Son of Alan and Virginia FB – Sr. – 6-1, 233 Hingham, Mass./ Crosby...father played football at Tufts…has Hingham/Avon Old two older sisters, Sara and Amy, and an older Farms Economics brother, Michael...born 5/14/92.

2012: Saw action in 11 games while making two starts at fullback…earned his third varsity letter…made two catches for 16 yards including a 12-yard reception at Fordham (11/10)…returned two kicks for 22 yards… recorded three tackles on the season as a key special teams’ contributor.

2011: Started six games and saw action in all 11 to earn his second letter of his career… versatile player who splits time with classmate Greg Kessel…caught three balls for nine yards…returned a kickoff for 12 yards against Bucknell (10/29)…managed six tackles on the season, with two against Penn (9/17).

2013 20 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL a district qualifier in the 110m hurdles, the 300m hurdles and the high jump...officer of 21 49 the Unity Council. DeOliver Davis Dan Dellovade PERSONAL: Son of Matthew and Mary DB – Sr. – 6-2, 189 FB – So. – 6-1, 237 DePietro...has an older sister Joelle, a twin Flourtown, Pa./ Moon, Pa./Moon Hun School Economics brother, Adam, who plays offensive line at Economics Northwestern and a younger sister, Rachael... comes from same high school as classmate Andrew Dzurik....born 1/14/94. 2012: Sat out the season after undergoing 2012: Did not see any game action. shoulder surgery. AT MOON: National Honor Society Student 2011: Played in eight games, starting two, who played linebacker and fullback...named to earn his first varsity letter…recorded 13 WPIAL All-Parkway Conference First Team 88 tackles on the year, with five pass break-ups at inside linebacker...2009 and 2010 all- Demetrius Dixon and one tackle for loss…had four-tackle conference honorable mention...team MVP WR – Jr. – 6-2, 193 performances against Harvard (10/1) and Yale in 2012 and the team Defensive Player of the Conestoga, Pa./ Penn Manor (10/15). Year in 2010 and 2011...named a scout.com Economics Top 100 Player in Pennsylvania...High Honor 2010: Played in four games, starting in two Roll student who won the scholar-athlete (Fordham and Bucknell)...made the most of award at this school from 2009-12...served as limited playing time with nine total tackles, vice president of the Fellowship of Christian 2012: Saw action in three games…named one being for loss...recorded six of his nine Athletes...member of DECA...volunteered for to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll and tackles and his one tackle for loss against Habitat for Humanity and with local youth Dean’s List with a 3.6 GPA. Fordham…toe injury forced him to miss sports endeavors. several games at the end of the season. 2011: Did not see any game action…named PERSONAL: Son of Kenneth and Joyce to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll AT HUN SCHOOL: Versatile player who Dellovade...has an older sister, Kristi...born with a 3.23 semester GPA. saw time at quarterback, running back, wide 12/2/93…comes from same high school as receiver and linebacker...named to All-Prep Ben Jeannot ’15. Defensive Second Team by the Star Ledger... AT PENN MANOR: Distinguished Honor also played basketball at Hun as a point Roll student...selected to the Lancaster- guard and shooting guard...earned academic Lebanon League all-star team as a junior privilege as a sophomore...spent one year at and senior, playing wide receiver, defensive Central High School (Pa.), the high school back and returner...averaged 21 yards per of former Lafayette assistant coach Marcel catch as a senior...made 90 catches for 1,150 55 yards and 13 touchdowns his final two Quarterman ’08. Bobby DePietro seasons...two-year letterwinner in basketball LB – So. – 6-3, 241 at forward...school recordholder in the 100m PERSONAL: Son of Douglas and Dorothy Lancaster, Pa./ Davis...brother, Douglas, played basketball at Lancaster Catholic and 200m in track and field where he was Princeton...has a sister, Drew...born 7/10/91. Neuroscience a district qualifier in the triple jump, 100m and 200m…recipient of the Marine Corps

DEFENSIVE Fumbles Distinguished Athlete and Academic Excellence Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. awards…caught at 62-yard touchdown pass 2010 4/2 5-4 9 1.0-3 0 0 0 0-0/0 2012: Did not see any game action. 2011 8/2 5-8 13 1-0-2 0 0 5 0-0/0 from now-Leopard teammate Zach Zweizig in Total 12/4 10-12 22 2.0-5 0 0 5 0-0/0 the Tri-County All Star Game. AT LANCASTER CATHOLIC: Distinguished Honor Roll Student and PERSONAL: Son of Demetrius and Stacie member of the National Honor Society... Dixon...has two brothers, Dayonte and played linebacker, tight end and wide receiver DaShawn...born 3/17/93. while winning two PIAA state championships and two District III titles (2009 and 2011)... earned First-Team All-Section on defense in the Lancaster-Lebanon League...guided his team to a 42-2 record during his three years on the varsity squad...served as team captain his senior year...four-year letterwinner in track and ﬁeld, competing in the 300m intermediate hurdles, 110 high hurdles, high jump (6’), 4x400m relay and 400m... three-time team MVP of track team and was

2013 21 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2011: Played in six games at tight end and on special teams. 54 2010: Played in one game before sustaining a 82 Mark Dodd season-ending concussion at Penn on a special Mike Duncan LB – So. – 6-2, 223 teams’ play. WR – Jr. – 6-1, 178 Wheeling, West Va./ Missoula, Mont./Big Sky Linsly School Mechanical Engineering Economics AT DANIEL HAND/CHESHIRE ACADEMY: Selected for all-league honors while also being named Connecticut Defensive Player of the Week...four-sport athlete who 2012: Started eight games and saw action 2012: Saw action in eight of the team’s last also played basketball, lacrosse and baseball... in 11 to earn his first varsity letter…second nine games…recorded 10 tackles…made six Eagle Scout. on the team in receiving yards (371) and tackles including a half sack against Princeton receiving yards per game (33.7)…made 19 (10/6)…recorded two tackles, one for a loss at PERSONAL: Son of Thomas and Susan catches including three touchdowns, one each Yale (10/13). Donohue...has three younger brothers Kerry, against William and Mary (9/8), Penn (9/15) Patrick and Shane...born 11/7/90. and Colgate (11/3)…had 124 receiving yards AT LINSLY: Honor student with a 4.0 GPA... on five receptions at Fordham (11/10)… played linebacker, running back, tight end named to Patriot League Academic Honor and fullback...selected All-Ohio Valley Athletic Roll. Conference First Team in three seasons while earning First Team All-Valley status twice and 2011: Did not see any game action…named Second-Team status once...holds school record 46 to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll for career tackles with 391...registered 12.5 Shane Dorner with a 3.33 semester GPA. sacks and five interceptions in his career... DL – Jr. – 6-1, 248 managed 25 touchdowns and 1,247 yards State College, Pa./ AT BIG SKY: National Honor Society on the ground to go along with 60 catches State College Economics member who was an Academic All-State for 1,079 yards and 11 receiving touchdowns selection for football and track and field... in his career...three-year team captain and played wide receiver, safety, cornerback and four year varsity letterwinner...named team’s returner during four years of varsity football... defensive MVP in sophomore, junior and 2012: Started three games and saw action in racked up 789 receiving yards on 51 catches senior seasons...letterwinner in baseball where all 11…led the Leopards with 5.5 sacks…had and three touchdowns as a senior en route to he played pitcher and third base and in track three tackles and a sack at William and Mary all-state honors, all-conference and team MVP and field where he competed in the hurdles, (9/8)…recorded 3.0 sacks at Bucknell (9/22) laurels...had 665 yards, 33 receptions and six 4x100m relay and the shotput...selected and earned the George McGaughey Award for touchdowns as a junior when he was selected to be a Senior Prefect...earned Tim Ashe his performance…made six tackles and had a all-state and all-conference...defensively, award for outstanding academic and athletic half sack against Princeton (10/6)…awarded picked off six passes as a junior free safety, achievement...member of the German Club. the at Bucknell. when he was tabbed for all-state recognition, and snatched two as a senior...amassed 810 PERSONAL: Son of Mark and Rebecca 2011: Played in one game and made a return yards over final two seasons, garnering Dodd...has a younger brother, Eric…comes tackle against eventual national champ North all-state laurels as a kick returner...three-year from the same high school as Mark Plumby Dakota State (9/3). varsity letterwinner in track and field, earning ’08 who is currently coaching at Linsly...born all-state and all-conference distinction in his 12/2/92. AT STATE COLLEGE: High Honor Roll sophomore, junior and senior seasons...sprinter student who was a team captain and team and jumper in track and field, managing 22’ DEFENSIVE Fumbles 1/4” in the long jump, 42’ 3/4” in the triple Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. MVP his senior year...played running back and 2012 8/0 3-7 10 1.0-2 0.5-0 0 0 0-0/0 linebacker...made 29 catches for 400 yards jump, 11.36 in the 100m and 51.1 in the Totals 8/0 3-7 10 1.0-2 0.5-0 0 0 0-0/0 and four touchdowns...defensively, recorded 400m...member of the school yearbook staff… 63 tackles...earned Mid-Penn Honorable nominated for Student-Athlete of the Year by Mention status as a senior...member of the KPAX Sports…maintained a GPA of 3.56. basketball team. PERSONAL: Son of Rodger and Cynthia 86 PERSONAL: Son of Mark and Stacy Duncan...has a younger brother, Andrew... Morgan Donohue Dorner...has younger brother, Brady...born born 12/14/92. TE – Sr. – 6-5, 260 1/19/93. Madison, Conn./ RECEIVING Daniel Hand/ Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec Yds/Game Cheshire Academy DEFENSIVE Fumbles 2012 11/8 19 371 3 49 19.5 33.7 History Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. Total 11/8 19 371 3 49 19.5 33.7 2011 1/0 0-1 1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0-0/0 2012 11/3 10-20 30 5.5-18 5.5-18 0 2 0-0/0 Total 12/3 10-21 31 5.5-18 5.5-18 0 2 0-0/0 2012: Started two games and played in all 11 games at tight end and on special teams… handled short snapping duties and will do so in 2013.

2013 22 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Howard County Second Team in 2010 and All-North Region Division I Europe in 2009 while living in England...played center 12 and power forward in basketball for three 93 Andrew Dzurik seasons...played first base, third base and Darius Glover QB – So. – 6-3, 219 pitcher in baseball, earning all-conference DL – Sr. – 6-3, 287 Columbia, Pa./ Milford, Pa./ Lancaster Catholic first-team distinction in 2009. Delaware Valley/ Economics Mercersburg Academy PERSONAL: Son of Steven and Susan Theater Federinko...has an older brother Alex at James Madison University, a younger sister, Carly, 2012: Played in all 11 games earning his 2012: Did not see any game action. and a younger brother, Jack...born 5/6/94. second varsity letter…recorded 13 tackles… AT LANCASTER CATHOLIC: National made three tackles against Princeton (10/6)… Honor Society Student and Superior Honor had two tackles at Yale (10/13) and two Roll member...played quarterback and earned against Georgetown (10/27). Lancaster-Lebanon League First-Team honors in 2011 while guiding his squad to a 2011: Played in 11 contests while earning his Pennsylvania AA state title and a 16-0 record, Matt44 Gill first varsity letter…rang up 22 tackles with the most wins in school history...completed two tackles for loss and a half-sack…recorded LB – Jr. – 6-0, 219 a pair of four-tackle performances against 117-of-173 for 1,994 yards, 21 touchdowns Slatington, Pa./ to five interceptions while his team averaged Northern Lehigh North Dakota State (9/3) and Harvard (10/1). 42 points per game...selected to the Eastern Economics Pennsylvania Football Small School First 2010: Did not see any varsity action due Team while garnering 1FOOTZMWBOJB'PPUCBMM to injury. News All-State Honorable Mention status... 2012: Saw action in eight games earning named Lancaster Catholic’s Outstanding AT DELAWARE VALLEY: Earned All- his first varsity letter…made nine tackles… Lackawanna League honors and All-Region Back...also a member of the basketball recorded three stops against Penn (9/15)… team at shooting guard...Lancaster General District 11 distinction...tabbed as Defensive had two tackles against Georgetown (10/27) MVP. Hospital student volunteer...member of the and at Colgate (11/3). Varsity Club. AT MERCERSBURG ACADEMY: Named 2011: Lehigh Valley product who played in PERSONAL: Son of Steven and Kristin to the All-Mid Atlantic Prep League and one game as a freshman before suffering an selected as Team MVP. Dzurik...has younger sisters, Karissa and ACL tear. Megan...born 6/29/93. PERSONAL: Son of Sean Glover and Valerie AT NORTHERN LEHIGH: High Honor Bransol...born 3/27/91. Roll recipient who was a three-year team captain...two-time Colonial League First- DEFENSIVE Fumbles Team honoree...two-time Morning Call Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. 2011 11/0 6-16 22 2.0-8 0.5-4 0 0 0-0/0 All-Area pick…Times News Football Player 2012 11/0 4-9 13 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 71 of the Week Selection...made 139 tackles in Total 22/0 10-25 35 2.5-9 0.5-4 0 0 0-0/0 Paul Federinko his senior season with two sacks...scored six OL – So. – 6-5, 323 rushing and three receiving touchdowns while Columbia, Md./ Atholton helping lead squad to the District 11 Class AA Psychology championship and the PIAA quarterfinals... served as the blocking back for the Colonial League’s all-time leading rusher and District 11’s all-time leading scorer (Cody Remaley). 2012: Did not see any game action. PERSONAL: Son of John and Karen...has an AT ATHOLTON: High Honor Roll student older brother, Jack...born 8/31/92. who played offensive line and defensive line during his career...earned All-State honors at DEFENSIVE Fumbles the 3A/4A level...named to the All-Department Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. 2012 8/0 3-6 9 0 0 0 0 0-0/0 of Defense High School Football Team... Totals 8/0 3-6 9 0 0 0 0 0-0/0 collected Baltimore All-Metro First-Team offensive honors and Washington All-Metro Second-Team laurels in 2011 while being named to the All-Howard County First Team...participated in the Maryland Crab Bowl and was named to the Baltimore Touchdown Club’s Elite 22...named All-

2013 23 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL earned all-conference honors in four seasons who had the team-high GPA for fall 2008... and All-District First-Team laurels as a utility selected to All-Lake Erie League...earned "MM player in his senior year...completed 74-of- Sun Press honors as a junior. 31 144 passes for 1,466 yards and 17 touch- Ryan Gralish downs at quarterback...racked up 1,973 yards PERSONAL: Son of Anson and Diane Hall... K/P – So. – 6-1, 235 of total offense, averaging 197 per game... has an older brother, Anson, and a younger Mars, Pa./Mars Biochemistry four-year member of the track and field team brother, Conner...born 8/25/91. and a district qualifier in three seasons...school recordholder in 800m (2:10)...bench presses Receiving Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec Yds/Game 325 pounds...named Carrollwood Day’s Prep 2010 10/1 4 59 0 25 14.8 5.8 2012: Played in all 11 games as a Patriot Awardwinner, given out to the student- 2 011 11/0 6 95 1 25 15. 8 8.6 athlete of the year...member of the Spanish 2012 11/7 15 253 3 32 16.9 23.0 freshman…made six field goals and 28 Total 32/8 25 407 4 32 16.3 12.7 PATs…had nine touchbacks…named Patriot Honor Society...participated in a National League Rookie of the Week (9/17) after taking Youth leadership forum regarding national over the placekicking duties in just his second security...helped run youth football camps as collegiate game; he converted four PAT’s a sophomore...volunteers at the Children’s in a 28-21 win over Penn and also handled Cancer Center, his church’s food bank, Metro- kick-off duties for the second straight game… politan Ministry and as a teacher’s aide...also Freddie32 Hess kicked two field goals at Bucknell (9/22), played soccer for one season. FB – So. – 6-1, 230 including a season-long 46 yarder…made two Annville, Pa./ field goals at Fordham (11/10). PERSONAL: Son of Jon Gruden, former Annville-Cleona Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Oakland Raiders Mechanical Engineering AT MARS: Honor Roll student who was head coach and current ESPN Monday Night Football analyst, and Cindy Gruden...has a four-sport athlete...named All-Greater 2012: Did not see any game action. Allegheny Football Conference First Team in younger brothers, Michael and Jayson...born 1/19/94. 2010 and 2011 at kicker and Second Team in AT ANNVILLE-CLEONA: National Honor 2011 as the punter...played in 2011-12 East- Society member and Honor Roll student... West All-Star Game as kicker...ranked 71st in played fullback, linebacker, defensive end and the country at kicker by ESPN...named first slot back...three-time Lancaster-Lebanon alternate at kicker in Big 33 Game...played in League All-Star as a fullback and defensive 2011 WPIAL All-Star Game in soccer where he 87 end/linebacker...earned all-county honors as was a defender/forward...two-year member Brandon Hall a fullback and linebacker in junior and senior of basketball team at forward...competed in TE – Sr. – 6-7, 244 seasons...three-year letterwinner in basketball triple jump and long jump for two seasons in Shaker Heights, Ohio/ Shaker Heights/ where he helped guide his team to a 21-7 track and field...member of Student Council Western Reserve Aca. record and a AAA state playoff run...also com- and Class Council. English peted in track and field and tennis... selected as athlete of the year at Annville-Cleona... PERSONAL: Son of Daniel and Missy nominated for the C.S. “Pop” Kelchner Award Gralish...born 1/11/94. 2013: Named to the 2013 Preseason All- presented by the Central Chapter of the Patriot League Second Team by Phil Steele’s Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame...member FIELD GOALS Year G FG Pct. 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 LG BLK $PMMFHF'PPUCBMM1SFWJFXtabbed for the of National Society of High School Scholars... 2012 11 6-8 .750 0-0 2-3 3-3 1-2 46 1 College Football Performance Awards Tight named Rotary and FCCLA Student of the Total 11 6-8 .750 0-0 2-3 3-3 1-2 46 1 End Watch List. Month. KICKOFFS Year G No. Yds. Avg. Tb. Ob. 2012: Played in 11 games making seven PERSONAL: Son of Frederick and Debra 2012 11 52 2977 57.2 9 0 starts while earning his third varsity letter… Total 11 52 2977 57.2 9 0 Hess...has older brothers Matt and Brandon caught 15 balls for 253 yards and three and younger sister, Victoria...born 8/26/93. touchdowns…made a 28-yard touchdown catch against Holy Cross (10/20)…caught three passes for 68 yards and a 32-yard touchdown against Georgetown (10/27). Deuce23 Gruden 2011: Played in 11 games while collecting his Kasheem35 Hill TB – So. – 5-6, 182 second varsity letter…made six catches for 95 Mars, Pa./Mars LB – Sr. – 6-1, 232 Undeclared yards and a touchdown…caught a 16-yard Marietta, Ga./Hillgrove TD pass at No. 6 Lehigh (11/19). International Affairs

2010: Played in 10 games with one start 2012: Did not see any game action. to earn his first varsity letter...recorded four catches for 59 yards, including a 25-yard AT CARROLLWOOD DAY: National Honor reception vs. Harvard. 2012: Started four games…made 18 Society member who played quarterback, tackles…caught an interception and had five wide receiver, linebacker and safety...served as AT SHAKER HEIGHTS/WESTERN tackles against Penn (9/15)…racked up seven team captain his junior and senior seasons... RESERVE ACADEMY: Honor roll student tackles and a sack at Robert Morris (9/29)... missed the final seven games.

2013 24 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2011: Played in all 11 games while securing rushing with 23 carries for 77 yards…had five his first varsity letter…recorded nine tackles carries for 31 yards in a win over Stony Brook. on the season with multiple tackles against Bucknell (10/29) and Colgate (11/5)…forced 26 AT GARNET VALLEY: Honor roll student a fumble against Fordham (10/22). Damarcus who earned honorable mention All-DELCO Ingram (Delaware County) and All-Central League 2010: Played in two games, recording one DB – Jr. – 5-11, 184 status...grinded out 550 yards on the ground Roswell, Ga./Roswell tackle. Biochemistry & French (6.4 yards per carry) and 270 yards in the air (17.5 yards per catch) as a senior...played AT HILLGROVE: Honor roll student who running back, outside linebacker and tight had 87 tackles his senior year...participated in end during his career...earned Garnet Valley the Cobb County Senior Bowl...named Cobb 2013: Spent part of summer participating in Ambassador Award (scholar-athlete) and the County Defensive Player of the Week on two the Haiti International Clinical Apprenticeship County Coaches Association MVP (twice)... occasions...member of The Future Business Program during which he worked with leaders twice named Jag Athlete of the Month...three- Leaders of America and the Entrepreneurship in the healthcare sector in Haiti. sport athlete who was a starter and team Club...also lettered in track and field. captain on the basketball squad at guard/ 2012: Played in 11 games on his way forward and a track athlete competing in the PERSONAL: Son of Carla Wooter...born to earning his second varsity letter…key 100m, 200m and 400m...peer counselor and a 1/15/92. contributor on special teams…made eight member of SADD. tackles…recorded three tackles against Penn DEFENSIVE Fumbles (9/15). PERSONAL: Son of Michael and Adriene Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. 2010 2/0 0-1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 Irving...has a younger sister, Gabby... 2011 11/0 7-2 9 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 2011: Saw time in eight games on his way born 5/26/92. 2012 4/4 11-7 18 2.5-10 0.0-0 1-42 0 0-0/0 Total 17/4 18-10 28 2.5-10 0.0-0 1-42 0 0-0/0 to his first varsity letter…recorded tackles RUSHING against Yale (10/15) and No. 6 Lehigh Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rush Yds./Game (11/19). 2010 8/0 23 77 0 12 3.3 9.6 2012 8/0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 AT ROSWELL: Member of National Math Total 16/0 23 77 0 12 3.3 4.8 Honor Society who played cornerback... John72 Hoffmann earned all-region and all-conference honors along with three letters...picked off two OL – So. – 6-4, 279 Basking Ridge, N.J./ passes (one returned for TD) as a senior Immaculata and five passes as a junior...member of Beta 70 Economics Club, Leadership 2020 and was named an Ben Jeannot Outstanding Senior. OL – Jr. – 6-2, 277 Corapolis, Pa./Moon Economics 2013: Expected to miss season following PERSONAL: Son of Mark and Sharon surgery. Ingram...has an older brother, Marc, and an older sister, Shawnta’...guardians are Robert 2012: Did not see any game action. and Barbara Campbell...born 1/25/93. 2012: Did not see any varsity game action. DEFENSIVE Fumbles AT IMMACULATA: Two-time all- Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. conference honoree who played offensive 2011 8/0 2-0 2 0 0 0 0 0-0/0 2011: Did not see any game action due to line and defensive line...all-area selection... 2012 11/0 6-2 8 0 0 0 0 0-0/0 shoulder injury that later required shoulder Totals 19/0 8-2 10 0 0 0 0 0-0/0 earned Arthur C. Belvin Award for distinction surgery. in the classroom and on the playing field... two-time letterwinner in track and field AT MOON: High Honor Roll student who as a shotputter...Habitat for Humanity maintained the top GPA on his high school volunteer who was also active in mission trips squad...All-Parkway Conference First-Team and retreats with his church...member of 33 selection at defensive end...Top 24 All- weightlifting club. Marcellus Irving Conference offensive tackle in the Parkway TB – Sr. – 5-10, 210 Thornton, Pa./ Conference...named to the 2010 Pittsburgh PERSONAL: Son of Michael and Corrine Garnet Valley Nike Combine All-Combine Team...president Hoffman...has younger sisters, Sarah and Government & Law of school’s chapter of the Fellowship of Julia, and a younger brother David...born Christian Athletes. 12/29/93. PERSONAL: Son of Michael and Jo Lynn 2012: Played in eight games. Jeannot...has an older brother, Chris...born 1/25/93. 2011: Did not see any varsity game action after battling a knee injury.

2010: Played in eight games and earned his ﬁrst varsity letter...fourth on the team in

2013 25 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2011: Started five games and played in all 2011: Did not see any game action. 11 while garnering his second varsity letter… split time with classmate Pat Creahan…made 2010: Saw action in the Lehigh game… 80 10 catches for 111 yards, with a 26-yard grab underwent shoulder surgery in February Brian Keller against Colgate (11/5)…carried eight times 2010. TE – So. – 6-3/252 for 17 yards and two touchdowns…punched Lowell, Ma./Lowell/ Somerdale/ in one-yard scores at Holy Cross (11/12) AT ALEXANDER: Three-sport athlete Triton Regional and versus Fordham (10/22)…named to the who played four years of varsity football... Mechanical Engineering Patriot League Academic Honor Roll after played outside linebacker, safety, cornerback posting a 3.38 in the fall semester. and wide receiver...also played three years of basketball as a power forward and center and 2010: Played in nine games with one start earned two varsity letters in track in the triple 2012: Played in one game, versus Holy Cross (Lehigh) on his way to a varsity letter... jump. on Oct. 20. recorded nine yards on three carries and made five catches for 45 yards with two receiving PERSONAL: Son of Diane and Dion King... AT TRITON REGIONAL: National Honor touchdowns…named to the Patriot League born 8/31/92. Society student who played quarterback, Academic Honor Roll with a 3.42 GPA. tight end, defensive end and punter over four DEFENSIVE Fumbles years...named All-Olympic Conference First Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. AT EAST STROUDSBURG SOUTH: 2012 10/4 19-13 32 0 0 0 0 0-0/0 Team at quarterback and defensive end... Member of the National Honor Society Totals 10/4 19-13 32 0 0 0 0 0-0/0 selected All-South Jersey First Team...tabbed who ranked in the top 10 percent of his as a Maxwell Award winner...served as team class...named All-Conference two times... captain...earned an All-Academic First Team in his senior year, scored four touchdowns, nod...collected second-team all-conference had 541 receiving yards and averaged 6.7 laurels in basketball and served as team tackles per game...named to the Mountain captain for two years...also competed in track Valley Conference First Team as a tight end, 45 and baseball for one season...member of linebacker and punter...the high honor roll Colton Kirkpatrick student government for four years...member student earned Scholar Athlete honors in 2009 LB – Jr. – 6-1, 218 of the Renaissance Club, Math Club and season...also lettered in basketball...Special Carlisle, Pa./ History Honors Society...earned the South Olympics volunteer. Cumberland Valley Jersey Midget Football Scholarship award. Government & Law PERSONAL: Son of Gary and Debra Kessel... PERSONAL: Son of Mark and Susan Keller... born 1/12/92. has younger sister, Amy, and younger brother, 2012: Started eight of 11 games he played Alex, who are twins, and a younger sister, RUSHING Emily...born 10/23/93. Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rush Yds./Game in, earning his first varsity letter…third on the 2010 9/1 3 9 0 9 3.0 1.0 team with 71 tackles, including three sacks, 2011 11/5 8 17 2 8 2.1 1.5 2012 11/6 6 2 1 3 0.3 0.2 two interceptions and a forced fumble…had Total 31/12 17 28 3 9 1.6 0.9 an interception against Penn (9/15) and at Robert Morris (9/29)…made 10 tackles with RECEIVING Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec. Yds./Game 1.5 sacks against Princeton (10/6)…recorded 2010 9/1 5 45 2 18 9.0 5.0 12 tackles against Georgetown (10/27)… 48 2 011 11/5 10 11 0 26 11.1 10.1 managed nine stops at Colgate (11/3) and Greg Kessel 2012 11/6 5 86 2 36 17.2 7.8 Total 31/12 20 242 4 36 12.1 7t.8 against Lehigh (11/17). TB/FB – Sr. – 6-1, 248 East Stroudsburg, Pa./ East Stroudsburg South 2011: Played in three games while recording Economics three tackles...earned the team’s Defensive Scout Team Award.

AT CUMBERLAND VALLEY: National 2012: Played in 11 games, making six starts 34 Honor Society member and honor roll student on his way to his third varsity letter…Capital Dion King LB – Sr. – 6-1, 203 who played inside linebacker, tight end and One Academic All-District II Team selection… Douglassville, Ga./ fullback...earned All-Mid-Penn Conference caught at least one pass in five games for 86 Alexander honors at linebacker and tight end in 2010... yards and two touchdowns…rushed for a International Economics & Commerce named first-team at linebacker by the Carlisle touchdown at Bucknell…made a four-yard Sentinel in 2009 and 2010...tabbed second- touchdown reception at Yale (10/13)… team at linebacker by Harrisburg Patriot caught a 36-yard touchdown pass against 2012: Played in 10 games, drawing four News in 2009...served as team captain as a Georgetown (10/27)…named Academic starts (Yale, Holy Cross, Georgetown and senior, averaging 11.2 tackles per game (153 All-Patriot League…Patriot League Academic Colgate) while earning his first varsity letter… total) while managing 15.4 yards per catch... Honor Roll and Dean’s List member with a made 32 tackles…recorded a career-best 13 guided his team to consecutive District III 3.6 GPA. stops in a 20-10 win at Yale (10/13)…made titles in 2009 and 2010...also played three nine tackles against Georgetown (10/27). seasons of varsity basketball, holding down the

2013 26 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL center spot...member of the National Foreign starts on the offensive line…earned his ﬁrst Logan...has an older brother, Justin, and an Language Honor Society. varsity letter, playing primarily at right guard. older sister, Gabrielle...born 12/31/91.

PERSONAL: Son of Steve and Rebecca 2011: Played in one game (Penn on 9/17). DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. Kirkpatrick...hails from same high school as 2011 3/0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0/0 former Lafayette standout Brandon Stanford AT WYOMISSING: Honor roll student 2012 11/2 15-11 26 0 0 0 8 0-0/0 ’06.…has an older brother, Steven, who who was a Berks County All-Academic Totals 14/2 15-11 26 0 0 0 8 0-0/0 played power forward on the Penn State Football Team selection...played offensive men’s basketball team, a younger brother, line, defensive line and long snapper in Tanner, and a younger sister, Addison...born three years of football...selected All-BCIAA at 4/2/93. offensive tackle...finished as District 3 runner up in 2010 and qualified for district playoffs 47 DEFENSIVE Fumbles all three seasons of varsity football...played Anthony Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. 2011 3/0 0-3 3 0 0 0 0 0-0/0 center on basketball teams that were district Loyacona 2012 11/8 30-41 71 4-20 3-19 2 2 0-0/0 qualifiers all four seasons...threw shot put DB – Jr. – 6-0, 206 Totals 14/8 30-44 74 4-20 3-19 2 2 0-0/0 and discus on track and field squad for three Export, Pa./ Shady Side Academy seasons...served as team captain of all three Economics sports...vice president of the chess club and treasurer of the chorus/chorale clubs. 2012: Played in eight games to earn his 75 PERSONAL: Son of Wayne and Theresa second varsity letter…key special teams’ John Lang Lash...has a younger brother, Dakota...born contributor…made two tackles against Penn OL – So. – 6-2/278 10/20/92. (9/15). Belle Mead, N.J./ Montgomery Policy Studies 2011: Played in nine games while securing his first varsity letter…recorded a tackle against Harvard (10/1). 2012: Did not see any game action. 16 AT SHADY SIDE ACADEMY: Allegheny Randall Logan Football Conference Scholar-Athlete Award AT MONTGOMERY: Honor Roll student DB – Sr. – 5-9, 165 winner...two-time AFC all-conference who was a three-year varsity letterwinner Atlanta, Ga./ selection, first-team defense and second- Riverwood team offense in 2010...made 124 tackles in on the offensive line...earned All-Mid-State Anthropology & 39 Conference honors while collecting All- Sociology 10 games with two interceptions (one for a Somerset Country laurels...All-Area award touchdown) in 2010...carried 85 times for 522 winner and All-Princeton Packet honoree... yards while reeling in eight catches for 150 yards...three-year starter on defense at safety named to the New Jersey Super 100 Team... 2012: Played in all 11 games making two Montgomery’s offensive line of the Year in and two-year starter on offense at running starts and earning his first varsity letter… back...served as a team captain as a senior 2010 and 2011...played basketball and named team’s Most Improved Defensive baseball...Habitat for Humanity volunteer while playing for a program that made the Player…recorded 26 tackles…tied for second WPIAL playoffs all four seasons and twice while also serving as the chairperson for the on the team with eight pass breakups… Montgomery Blood Drive. won the conference championship...two-year made five tackles at Robert Morris (9/29)… letterwinner in lacrosse and one season each recorded three tackles six times…broke PERSONAL: Son of John and Colleen for basketball and track and field...community up two passes at Robert Morris (9/29) and service volunteer for Presents for Smiles and Lang...has a younger sister, Cassidy...born against Georgetown (10/27). 10/5/94. Concrete Pla-Ground. 2011: Played in two games (Stony Brook PERSONAL: Son of Gerald and Patricia and Yale). Loyacona...has a brother, Nick, and a sister, Maria...born 6/9/92. 2010: Did not see any varsity game action. 93 DEFENSIVE Fumbles Skyler Lash AT RIVERWOOD: Dean’s list student who Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. DL – Jr. – 6-4, 281 was a two-sport star...played wide receiver, 2011 9/0 0-1 1 0 0 0 0 0-0/0 Wyomissing, Pa./ 2012 8/0 0-2 2 0 0 0 0 0-0/0 Wyomissing running back and defensive back...served as Totals 17/0 0-3 3 0 0 0 0 0-0/0 Economics football team captain where he won the Iron Man Award and the Bill Hoskyn Memorial Award...averaged six yards per carry when running the ball and made 16 catches for 2013: Will make the move back to the 237 yards with three touchdowns as a senior; defensive side of the ball after moving to also made 37 tackles with a forced fumble offense for 2012. and three pass breakups...collected Coaches’ Award in track and field. 2012: Played seven games and made five PERSONAL: Son of Harold and Etienne

2013 27 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL and fullback...earned Lee County Athletic Conference and All-Southwest District honors as a junior and senior...named team Defensive 63 91 MVP his final two seasons and team MVP in Zack Mazur Jake McTighe 2011...played in 2011 North-South game OL – Jr. – 6-4, 296 DL – Sr. – 6-1, 251 and was the game’s MVP...made 83 tackles, Bethlehem, Pa./ Butler, Pa./Knoch Freedom Economics with 12 sacks and 22 quarterback hurries Economics as a senior...also managed eight yards per carry on the ground...three-year letterwinner in basketball while collecting Lee County 2012: Lehigh Valley product who started all 2012: Played in all 11 games at defensive Athletic Conference honors and serving as 11 games at right tackle on the offensive line end after originally coming to Lafayette as a team captain...averaged 13.5 points and 7.0 to earn his first varsity letter…named team’s fullback…recorded six tackles…registered rebounds per game...wrestled for one season Most Improved Offensive Player. two tackles against Georgetown (10/27)… with a 9-4 record. made three tackles at Colgate (11/3)…named 2011: Saw action in the Harvard game to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll PERSONAL: Son of Robert and Marianela (10/1). and Dean’s List with a 3.6 GPA. Mercado...went to same high school as Deion Sanders and Noel Devine...has an older AT FREEDOM: National Honor Society 2011: Played in all 11 games for Lafayette brother, Richard, and an older sister, Kathy... member and honor roll student...played to earn his second varsity letter…registered a born 11/16/93. center offensive tackle and defensive tackle... tackle for loss against Georgetown (9/10). served as team captain as a senior...selected as Freedom’s Football Scholar-Athlete 2010: Played in three games (Harvard, representative...Morning Call All-Area Fordham and Lehigh). Honorable Mention…played two years of Alex37 Merriman basketball. AT KNOCH: Honor roll student who played DB – So. – 6-0, 183 quarterback, linebacker, running back, full Johnstown, Pa./ PERSONAL: Son of George and Kathleen back, punter, corner back and free safety Greater Johnstown Mazur...has an older brother, Matthew, and a during his career...named to the “Fabulous Undeclared younger brother, Jacob...born 6/4/93. 22” by the 1JUUTCVSHI1PTU(B[FUUF as a senior when he also collected first-team linebacker and all-purpose back honors to go along 2012: Did not see any game action. with second-team punter laurels...tabbed as second-team punter and defensive back as a AT GREATER JOHNSTOWN: Honor roll junior...earned the KDKA Extra Effort Award student who earned three varsity letters in 60 for Athletics and Academics...team captain football and baseball...played safety, corner Garrett McNally of basketball team in his junior and senior and wide receiver…made 43 tackles in his OL – Jr. – 6-6, 318 seasons. senior year with four picks and four passes Camp Hill, Pa./Trinity History defended...earned honorable mention from the PERSONAL: Son of David and Theresa 5SJCVOF%FNPDSBU...pitched, played infield and McTighe...has two brothers, Colin and outfield in baseball. Brennan, and a sister, Maria...born 8/22/91. PERSONAL: Son of Heidi-Lynn Fox...has a 2012: Did not see any game action…broke DEFENSIVE Fumbles his arm in 2012 spring season. Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. younger sister, Shayla…born 9/1/94. 2011 3/0 1-0 1 1-2 0 0 0 0-0/0 2012 11/0 1-5 6 0 0 0 0 0-0/0 2011: Did not see any varsity game action. Totals 14/0 2-5 7 1-2 0 0 0 0-0/0

AT TRINITY: All-Mid-Penn Conference First-Team selection...earned All-State First-Team honors from EasternPaFootball. com...selected to the Pennsylvania Football 95 News All-State Second Team...three-time Steve Mercado letterwinner in track and ﬁeld where he DL – So. – 6-1, 282 was a district and Mid-Penn qualiﬁer while Cape Coral, Fla./North Fort Myers competing in the shot put and discus...served Art as the president of Shamrock Ambassadors and was a board member of the Peer Assistance and Leadership group. 2012: Did not see any game action…named PERSONAL: Son of Chris and Gina Scout Team Defensive Player of the Year. McNally...has three younger brothers, Logan, Hunter and Carson...born 5/14/93. AT NORTH FORT MYERS: National Honor Society member who maintained a 3.93 GPA...played linebacker, tackle, center

2013 28 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL the 2010 Duns Scotus Academic Award.

PERSONAL: Son of Douglas and Catherine 65 62 Poetzsch...comes from same school as Ben David Miller Maxim Ngolla Aloi ’14 and Alex White ’14…father played OL – So. – 6-4, 302 OL – Jr. – 6-3, 280 basketball at Siena College...has an older Cranberry Township, Pa./ Nyack, N.Y./Nyack Seneca Valley Computer Science brother, Doug, who attends Washington and Engineering Lee and a younger sister, Leigh...born 3/3/94.

2012: Did not see any game action. 2012: Played in seven games, making six starts on his way to his first varsity letter… AT SENECA VALLEY: Honor Roll student started the first two and the last four games of who was a two-time First-Team All-Northern the season. 78 7 Conference tackle in the WPIAL...selected Danton Ponzol to play in Pennsylvania East-West Game... 2011: Did not see any game action and OL – Sr. – 6-3, 275 Durham, Pa./Palisades named an alternate for the Big 33 game... underwent knee surgery in October. Economics and tabbed for honorable mention status for the Policy Studies Sweet 16 All-Stars by the Butler Eagle...also AT NYACK: High Honor Roll student who participated in basketball and track (200m, played offensive line and defensive line in shot put and discus)...volunteer for the Seneca high school...served as team captain and 2012: Did not see any game action. Valley Gives Back to Community program... was a four-year member of football team... helped coach youth football camps...volun- First-Team 2010 New York State Class A All 2011: Did not see any varsity game action. teered for the food bank at St. Ferdinand’s Star…four-year member of track and field church. team, throwing shot put (43’) and discus 2010: Did not see any game action for the (147’), while also serving as the throwing Leopards. PERSONAL: Son of David and Carol Miller... captain...played one year of basketball at has a younger brother, Daniel...born 3/16/94. center...wrestled for one year at heavyweight AT PALISADES: National Honor Society class, posting a 7-2 record...served as a member and high honor roll student... manager of Family, Career and Community named to 2009 Colonial League Second Leaders of America club and was a member Team while earning honorable mention as of the African American Club...earned Black a junior...achieved Lehigh Valley Scholastic 18 Achievement Award for Academic Excellence... Athlete honors...earned a varsity letter in Mike Moralle volunteers in community at St. Ann’s Church. wrestling...member of the German Honor DB – So. – 6-2, 206 Society. Fair Haven, N.J./ PERSONAL: Son of Philippe and Ramona Rumson Fair Haven Mechanical Engineering Ngolla...has a younger brother, Julian...born PERSONAL: Son of Danton and Kimberley 3/12/93. Ponzol…born 11/7/91.

2012: Did not see any game action.

AT RUMSON FAIR HAVEN: National Honor Society member who was also a National Merit Commended Scholar...All- Jack83 Poetzsch Shore Conference and all-division selection, WR – So. – 6-0, 195 playing safety and wide receiver...member West Islip, N.Y./ of the 2010 state title team and a three-year St. Anthony’s varsity letterwinner in football...2010 state Economics qualifier in the javelin in track and field and a 2011 state qualifier in the 4x100m relay... also ran the 100m, 200m and 400m...played 2012: Did not see any one season of lacrosse...an Eagle scout who game action. also served as a student ambassador at his high school...served on the Ronald McDonald AT ST. ANTHONY’S: National Honor House junior board which helped raise funds... Society member who played wide receiver in Boys State representative in 2011. the Catholic High School Football League... went undefeated during his junior and senior PERSONAL: Son of Richard and Kathleen seasons...senior season cut short due to Moralle...is a Marquis Scholar at Lafayette, ankle injury but led team in receptions (15), a scholarship given to the College’s most receiving yards (284), receiving touchdowns outstanding incoming applicants...has older (3) and kick return yards (106)...averaged a brothers, Theodore and Matthew...born league-best 71 yards per game...recipient of 12/30/93.

2013 29 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 1 36 Jared Roberts Tyler Robinson Mark10 Ross DB – Jr. – 6-2, 192 LB – Sr. – 6-1, 223 WR – Sr. – 6-3, 207 Pennsauken, N.J./ Dublin, Ohio/ Aliquippa, Pa./ Woodbury/ Dublin Coffman Hopewell Loomis Chaffee School Economics Economics Economics

2013: Named to the 2013 Preseason All- 2012: Played in seven games while making 2013: Named to the 2013 Preseason All- Patriot League Team in a vote of league one start on his way to his third varsity Patriot League Team in a vote of league coaches and also selected for First-Team letter…registered 13 tackles…recorded three coaches and also selected for First-Team Defense by 1IJM4UFFMFT$PMMFHF'PPUCBMM tackles at William and Mary (9/8)…had two Offense by 1IJM4UFFMFT$PMMFHF'PPUCBMM Preview. stops, one for a loss, at Fordham…made four Preview...tabbed for the College Football tackles against Lehigh (11/17). Performance Awards Wide Receiver 2012: Started all 11 games at strong safety, Watch List…ranks first in career receiving earning his first varsity letter…All-Patriot 2011: Played in seven games to earn his touchdowns at Lafayette, seventh in career League Second-Team selection who tied second varsity letter…made six tackles… receiving yards and ninth in career receptions. for the team lead in interceptions (4)… registered a pair of two-tackle performances recorded 53 tackles…had four tackles in consecutive weeks against Yale (10/15) and 2012: Started all 11 games at wide receiver and an interception at William and Mary Fordham (10/22). on his way to an All-Patriot League First- (9/8)…chipped in with three tackles and Team selection…named team MVP…Capital an interception against Penn (9/15)…made 2010: Played in 10 games, achieving his first One Academic All-District II honoree… six tackles and an interception at Bucknell varsity letter...recorded eight tackles, including named to the FCS Athletic Directors (9/22)…registered 10 tackles against two apiece vs. Princeton, Harvard and Stony Association Academic All-Star Team… Princeton (10/6)…recorded seven tackles, one Brook. Academic All-Patriot League selection… for a loss at Fordham (11/10). won team’s Receiver Award and the Hugh AT DUBLIN COFFMAN: Honor roll student “Stoney” Jones Award for Team MVP…fifth 2011: Did not see any action for the Leopards who was an All-Ohio Capital Conference in the Patriot League and first on the team after injuring his hand during the preseason. selection in 2009...Honorable Mention All- in touchdowns (10)…first in the league in District in 2009...served as a team captain receiving touchdowns (10)…second in the AT LOOMIS CHAFFEE: Spent a prep year as a senior when he accounted for 71 tackles league in receptions per game at 6.8 and at Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor, Conn. (seven for loss), two sacks, a forced fumble third in receiving yards per game with 93.6… and three hurries...played basketball for three caught at least one touchdown in eight straight AT WOODBURY: National Honor Society seasons...member of Communications Club games…led the Leopards with 75 receptions member who played defensive back and and Student Athletic Council. for 1,030 yards (third most in a single wide receiver... first-team all-conference and season)…had seven games of 100 receiving third-team All-South Jersey...nominated for PERSONAL: Son of Douglas and Lori yards…caught 13 balls (tying a school record) South Jersey Senior Male Athlete of the Year Robinson…has a younger sister, Carrie, for 151 yards and two touchdowns at Robert award…helped guide football team to an and younger brother, Nate...born 10/25/91. Morris (9/29)…made 12 catches for 168 11-1 record as a senior and a South Jersey yards and a touchdown against Holy Cross Group I title...in basketball, played point DEFENSIVE Fumbles (10/20)…scored two touchdowns against Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. guard while his twin brother, Isaiah, was 2010 10/0 6-2 8 0.0-0 0 0 0 0-0/0 Lehigh (11/17)… Patriot League Academic a shooting guard on a pair of South Jersey 2011 7/0 0-6 6 0.0-0 0 0 0 0-0/0 Honor Roll and Dean’s List selection with a Group I titles and a 51-9 record in final two 2012 7/1 7-6 13 1.0-2 0 0 0 0-0/0 3.83 GPA. Total 24/1 13-14 27 1.0-2 0 0 0 0-0/0 seasons...averaged 17.0 ppg...served as the team captain and was a third-team all-South 2011: Started eight and played in all 11 Jersey selection...shared player of the year games, earning his first varsity letter… honors with his brother from the (MPVDFTUFS garnered All-Patriot League Second-Team County Times...in track and field, he helped honors…selected as the team’s Wide Receivers lead team to the Group I title and was a MVP…led the team with 49 catches for 703 first-team all-conference selection as well as yards and nine touchdowns…registered second-team all-South Jersey in the triple two 100-yard-plus games with four catches jump, long jump and high jump. for 126 yards and two touchdowns against Penn (9/17) and eight catches for 102 yards PERSONAL: Son of Darryl and Nicole and two touchdowns against Holy Cross Roberts...has older sister, Darrah, older (11/12)…ripped off a 73-yard catch-and- brother Glenn (played basketball at Coppin run against Penn (9/17) for the longest play State) and a twin brother, Isaiah, who played from scrimmage of the season…recipient of basketball at Navy...born 11/7/91. the George McGaughey Award, given to the outstanding player in the Lafayette-Bucknell DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. game (10/29); Ross had four catches for 39 2012 11/11 31-22 53 1-2 0 4 8 0-0/0 yards and two touchdowns in that contest… Totals 11/11 31-22 53 1-2 0 4 8 0-0/0

2013 30 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL named to the Patriot League Academic Honor AT ALLENTOWN: Honor roll student Roll and Dean’s List with a 3.85 semester who was an All-Colonial Valley Conference GPA. First-Team selection as a senior...also earned 29 all-area and third-team all-state laurels... 2010: Did not play in any games, but was a Ross Scheuerman carried 248 times for 1,717 yards and 26 standout during the 2011 spring season. TB – Jr. – 6-1, 202 Creamridge, N.J./ touchdowns...holds county record for career Allentown yards and touchdowns in a game...three-time AT HOPEWELL: National Honor Society Economics team MVP, playing tailback and free safety... member...selected for 1JUUTCVSHI1PTU(B[FUUF four-year member of wrestling team where “Fabulous 22”...earned honorable mention he was a two-time county and district champ all-state honors...unanimous choice for All- and was seventh in the state...earned all- Parkway Conference laurels where he helped 2013: Named to the 2013 Preseason All- area and all-conference first-team honors... lead his squad to a conference title...in 2009, Patriot League Team in a vote of league selected student of the month while capturing his team finished 12-1 as WPIAL runner coaches and also selected Second-Team the top scholarship prize, the Jack Stephan up...participated in Pennsylvania East/West Offense by 1IJM4UFFMFT$PMMFHF'PPUCBMM Scholarship at the Scholar-Athlete Awards game...had 63 receptions, 1,400 yards and 19 Preview…tabbed for the College Football Banquet presented by the Delaware Valley touchdowns...member of basketball team... Performance Awards All-Purpose Watch List. Chapter of the National Football Foundation. participated in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes as a senior worship leader...member 2012: Played in all 11 games making seven PERSONAL: Son of Jan Cote...has older of student council, class representative and starts to earn his second varsity letter…All- sister, Rachael...born 3/5/93. Spanish club...two-time MAC Scholar Athlete Patriot League Second-Team selection… Award winner...scholar athlete. won the team’s Offensive Back Award… RUSHING scored five touchdowns…led the team and Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rush Yds./Game was fourth in the Patriot League in rushing 2011 11/9 104 499 0 44 4.8 45.4 PERSONAL: Son of Frederick and Tamara 2012 11/7 146 701 5 65 4.8 63.7 Ross...has two older brothers, Steve and (701 yards on 146 attempts)…accumulated Total 22/16 250 1200 5 65 4.8 54.5 1,156 total all-purpose yards…returned 18 Kurt...born 5/22/91. RECEIVING kicks for 304 yards to lead the team…caught Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec. Yds./Game RECEIVING 21 balls for 151 yards…had 161 total yards 2011 11/9 20 188 1 52 9.4 17.1 Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec Yds/Game and a touchdown against Robert Morris 2012 11/7 21 151 0 24 7.2 13.7 2 011 11/8 49 70 3 9 73 14. 3 6 3.9 Total 22/16 41 339 1 52 8.3 15.4 2012 11/11 75 1030 10 44 13.7 93.6 (9/29)…gained 125 yards and a touchdown Total 22/19 124 1733 19 73 14.0 78.8 on the ground and amassed 194 all-purpose KICK RETURNS Year G/GS No. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Ret. Yds./Game yards against Princeton (10/6)…carried for 2 011 11/0 31 715 1 78 23.1 65.0 a season-high 142 yards on ground and 213 2012 11/7 18 304 0 28 16.9 27.6 all-purpose yards at Colgate (11/3). Total 22/7 49 1019 1 78 20.8 46.3 92 2011: Started nine and played in all 11 Ryan Sanders games while earning his first varsity letter… DL – So. – 6-4, 265 named Patriot League Rookie of the Year Katonah, N.Y./John Jay and All-Patriot League Second-Team honors Engineering at tailback and return specialist…named Patriot League Rookie of the Week four times following performances vs. Penn (9/17), Stony Brook (9/24), Fordham (10/22) and Colgate (11/5)…placed on the watch list 2012: Did not see any game action. for The Sports Network’s Jerry Rice Award given to the nation’s top freshman…received AT JOHN JAY: Honor Roll student who the team Offensive Back MVP award…led played defensive and offensive line...rang the team in rushing (104-535 yards) and up 13 sacks in his senior season on his way all-purpose yards (1,402 yards)…fourth to all-state and all-section honors...team on the team in receiving with 20 receptions captain who was selected to National Football for 188 yards and one touchdown…led the Foundation (NFF) All-Metro team as a team and set a single-season record in kick senior...named the Outstanding Lineman in returns with 31 returns for 715 yards and a the Section I Class A Championship and the touchdown…had a 78-yard return in a win Section I Class A Most Valuable lineman... over Colgate (11/5)…ripped off a 44-yard run earned 2010-11 Scholar-Athlete Award at in a 10-carry, 90-yard effort against Stony John Jay while garnering honorable mention Brook (9/24)…caught a 44-yard touchdown status from the 2011 NFF Scholar-Athlete pass against Penn (9/17)…completed a 35- Team...worked as a camp counselor in the yard pass to Kyle Hayes against Holy Cross summer. (11/12). PERSONAL: Son of Christopher Sanders and Kathleen Garrett...has a younger sister, Erin... born 3/3/94.

2013 31 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL recordholder in the 60m (7.02), 100m (10.7), 200m (21.7) and 4x100m relay. 89 PERSONAL: Son of Aretha Smalley... 85 Zach Schnitzer hails from same school as former Leopards’ Tyler Vickers TE – Sr. – 6-3, 261 offensive line standout Ryan Nase ’07…has DL – So. – 6-5, 259 Montclair, N.J./ Miami, Fla./ Montclair/ an older brother, Paul, and younger brothers, Miami Southridge Bridgton Academy Caleb and Gabriel...born 5/6/94. Economics Art DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. 2012 11/0 5-2 7 0 0 0 1 1/0 2012: Did not see any game action. Totals 11/0 5-2 7 0 0 0 1 1/0 2013: Making the switch from tight end to defensive end. 2011: Did not see any game action…named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2012: Did not see any game action.

2010: Did not play in any games. AT MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE: Honor Roll 13 student who played tight end, wide receiver, AT MONTCLAIR/BRIDGTON ACADEMY: Ben Snyder defensive end and long snapper in four seasons High honor student who played tight end, DB – So. – 6-1, 206 of football...named Phase 3 Athlete of the Fogelsville, Pa./ defensive end and quarterback...participated Northwestern Lehigh Year...served as team captain in his senior in wrestling and swimming...earned most Economics season...one of just two tight ends to play in improved, most dedicated and coach’s award the Dade vs. Broward All-Star Game played in swimming...member of Bridgetones a in Dolphins Stadium during which he scored cappella group...member of architecture club. a touchdown...also played two seasons of 2012: Lehigh Valley product who did not see volleyball (front middle) and one year of track PERSONAL: Son of Fred Schnitzer and any game action. and ﬁeld (triple jump)...named school’s most Joanne Zippel...grandson of Lafayette All- outstanding 11th grade student...served as American basketball player Martin Zippel AT NORTHWESTERN LEHIGH: High a peer leader with College Summit group... ’49...born 7/30/91. Honor Roll student who played quarterback, member of 2012 Club and Spartan Patrol. wide receiver and defensive back...served as football team captain for two years... PERSONAL: Son of Ross Vickers and Valerie completed 44 percent of his passes, throwing Ebert...has an older brother, Christopher... for seven touchdowns while rushing for eight born 8/19/94. more despite having senior year limited by injury...recorded a 9-6 record as starting 24 quarterback...defensively, he picked off three Matt Smalley passes (one returned for a touchdown) with DB – So. – 5-10, 187 seven breakups and a forced fumble...played Philadelphia, Pa./ forward/center for basketball team and ran Father Judge Computer Science the 100m (11.57), 200m (24.36) in track... participated in the high jump in track and ﬁeld...ran a 4.54 40.

2012: Played in all 11 games as a rookie PERSONAL: Son of David and Doreen to earn his ﬁrst varsity letter…made seven Snyder...has a younger brother, Chris...born tackles…forced a fumble at Robert Morris 8/11/93. (9/29)…recorded two tackles at Colgate (11/3)…recovered a fumble against Georgetown (10/27).

AT FATHER JUDGE: First Honor Roll student who was an All-Catholic League First Teamer in 2011...carried 127 times for 984 yards and 17 touchdowns, adding two receiving touchdowns and one kick return and one punt for a TD...also picked off a pass during senior year when he was named All-City Third Team...outstanding track and ﬁeld athlete who was All-Catholic League First Team in three events (60m, long jump, triple jump) in his indoor career and All-Catholic League in ﬁve outdoor events (4x100m, 100m, 200m, long jump, triple jump)...school

2013 32 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Alex98 White Tyrus58 White Darren51 Wright DL – Sr. – 6-3, 247 DL – Jr. – 6-1, 210 LB – So. – 6-2, 257 Levittown, N.Y./ Decatur, Ga./ Glenside, Pa./Bishop St. Anthony’s Cedar Grove McDevitt History Engineering Undeclared

2012: Played in six games to earn his first 2012: Played in all 11 games to earn his 2012: Did not see any game action after a varsity letter…made six tackles on the season, second varsity letter…made seven tackles for shoulder injury. including five against Holy Cross (10/20)… the season, including three at Robert Morris named to the Patriot League Academic Honor (9/29)…had a half sack against Holy Cross AT BISHOP McDEVITT: Honor roll Roll. (10/20). student who competed at linebacker, fullback and tight end in four years of football...tabbed 2011: Played in four games while registering 2011: Played in 10 games and secured All-Catholic League First Team, All-City First a pair of tackles against Penn (9/17). his first varsity letter…tallied seven tackles Team and team MVP as a senior while serv- with two each against Stony Brook (9/24), ing as team captain...as a junior, was lauded 2010: Did not see any game action for the Fordham (10/22) and Colgate (11/5). All-Catholic League First Team at linebacker Leopards. and Second Team at fullback...played power AT CEDAR GROVE: National Honor Society forward and center on basketball team... AT ST. ANTHONY’S: Member of the member and honor roll student who played District 12 champion in track and field, National Society of High School Scholars... defensive end in high school...earned all-state competing in the discus 150’...member of the selected to play in the NYCHSFL All-Star and all-county first-team honors after making National Business Honor Society and World Game...in his senior season, made 83 115 tackles with 20 sacks and 25 tackles for Affairs Club...named a PWC Impact Scholar. tackles with eight sacks and also managed a loss as a senior...caused three fumbles and touchdown...also lettered in wrestling...earned registered a pair of safeties...participated in PERSONAL: Son of Joseph and Leslie Don Scots award for grade-point average. the 2010 DeKalb County Coaches Association Wright...has an older brother, Ian...born Senior All Star Football Game…wrestler who 8/10/94. PERSONAL: Son of Maria White...has a placed in regionals in his rookie year...selected younger brother, Derek...born 5/13/92...one as a Principal’s Scholar and named Most of three Lafayette players from St. Anthony’s, Intellectual Senior. along with Ben Aloi ’14 and Jack Poetzsch ’16. PERSONAL: Son of Byron and Angela DEFENSIVE Fumbles White...has older brother, Kaelen and younger Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. 2011 4/0 1-1 2 0 0 0 0 0/0 brother, Shon...born 3/10/93. 2012 6/0 0-6 6 0 0 0 0 0/0 Totals 10/0 1-7 8 0 0 0 0 1/0 DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. 2011 10/0 2-5 7 0.0-0 0 0 0 0/0 2012 11/0 4-3 7 0.5-3 0 0 0 0/0 Total 21/0 6-8 14 0.5-3 0 0 0 0/0

2013 33 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL to a shoulder injury...set the school’s single- season passing record as a junior with 2,326 yards...finalist for Reading Eagle Athlete of the 68 8 Year…recorded two touchdowns, one running Nick Zataveski Zach Zweizig and one throwing, hooking up with current OL – So. – 6-5, 284 QB – Jr. – 6-5, 220 Lafayette teammate, Demetrius Dixon, in the Delran, N.J./Delran Wyomissing, Pa./Wilson Mathematics & Economics Tri-County All-Star Football Game…played Economics for coach Doug Dahms who was a college teammate of Lafayette head coach Frank Tavani at Lebanon Valley College...honorable mention all-state as a junior...named to 2012: Did not see any game action…named 2012: Played in five games, drawing four All-Berks County Academic Football team Scout Team Offensive Player of the Year. starts (Penn, Princeton, Colgate, Fordham) in final three years...four-year letterwinner to earn his first varsity letter…completed in basketball, serving as a team captain his AT DELRAN: National Honor Society 71-of-111 passes for 927 yards and eight final two seasons...earned All-Berks County member and an honor roll student who was touchdowns…ran for 31 yards and two distinction all four years...fourth player in a four-sport athlete...named All-West Jersey touchdowns…scored a rushing touchdown school history to score 1,000 career points, Football League Second Team...earned and threw for two touchdowns against Penn averaging 16.0 ppg as a senior...won AAU the Gordon-Masters Football Club Unsung (9/15)…threw three touchdowns and rushed national championship on 15-and-under Hero Award...earned two varsity letters in for another at Colgate (11/3)…had 285 yards team...serves as senior class president. basketball, playing center and forward... and a touchdown at Fordham (11/10)… played first base on baseball team and attack earned the Dave Nelson ’06 Award of Valor. PERSONAL: Son of Jonathan and Sandra on lacrosse squad...served as a peer leader on Zweizig...has older sister, Hannah...comes the Transition Project and as a peer tutor. 2011: Did not see any game action. from Wilson High School which has produced NFL quarterbacks Kerry Collins and Chad PERSONAL: Son of Walter and Lori AT WILSON: Honor roll student and Henne…high school teammate of Matt Zataveski...has a younger brother, Kevin... National Honor Society member who Rothrock ’17...born 7/27/92. born 5/27/94. passed for 3,886 career yards with 40 career touchdowns...also rushed for 210 yards and PASSING

ZWEIZIG’S INDIVIDUAL GAME BY GAME 2012

|---RUSHING---| |----PASSING----| Date Opponent No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg Sep 15, 2012 PENN 6 17 1 8 13-20-2 134 2 36 Oct 06, 2012 PRINCETON 6 -26 0 7 17-28-2 194 1 44 Nov 03, 2012 at Colgate 6 23 1 10 15-24-1 258 3 48 Nov 10, 2012 at Fordham 9 5 0 5 22-35-3 285 1 49 Nov 17, 2012 LEHIGH 1 12 0 12 4-4-0 56 1 27 Totals 28 31 2 12 71-111-8 927 8 49

Games played: 5 Avg per rush: 1.1 3DVVHIÀFLHQF\ All purpose avg/game: 6.2

2013 34 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL FRESHMEN

Collin28 Albershardt Alex96 Alford Conner50 Bor DL – Fr. – 6-2, 245 DL – Fr. – 6-2, 250 LB – Fr. – 6-0, 220 Castle Rock, Colo./ Morristown, Tenn./ Voorhees, N.J./ Mullen Morristown West Bishop Eustace Economics Mechanical Engineering Neuroscience

AT MULLEN: Earned All-Big Six Conference AT MORRISTOWN-WEST: Played AT BISHOP EUSTACE: 2012 First-Team honors his final two seasons... defensive end and middle linebacker while Offensive Player of the Year who played Colorado High School Sports Association 5A leading his squad to the playoffs in 2011 and quarterback, defensive back, linebacker All-State Team as a senior...four-year letter 2012...made 23 tackles with 2.5 sacks and and punter/kicker as a three-year starter winner and two-year starter...made 95 tackles 4.5 tackles for loss as a senior...also forced and 2012 team captain...collected the with six sacks while forcing two turnovers for two fumbles and recovered two more... 2012 Mini-Max award from the Maxwell scores in his final season...named Root Sports named East Tennessee Player of the Week... Football Club...earned 2012 All-South All-State Defensive Line Player of the Year... three-sport athlete who also competed in Jersey Second-Team honors and garnered collected the Team Iron Man Award from track and field (100-yard dash) and wrestling All-West Jersey Football League First- 2010-12...placed first for defensive linemen at (heavyweight)...runs the 40-yard dash in Team laurels as a junior and senior... the Oakland SPARQ Combine in May 2012... 4.68...3.8 GPA student who is a member of passed for 910 yards and four touchdowns registered 100 tackles with four sacks and two the National Society of High School Scholars while gaining 365 on the ground with forced turnovers for scores in 2011...played and Beta Club...served as a volunteer at seven scores as a senior...made 102 tackles longstick midfielder in lacrosse...National the Boys and Girls Club of America and in with six interceptions and 17 breakups Honor Society student who earned the CHSSA Beta Club food drives...community service during his career...made 5-of-9 field All-State Academic Award in 2010-12. volunteer for three years at the Arts and goals and was 36-of-38 on PAT while Cultural Center and for the outdated drug punting for an average of 38.5 yards per PERSONAL: Stepfather played at Northern collection and destruction. punt...honor roll student who was also a Colorado from 1980-84 as an outside community service volunteer. linebacker...son of Kerry and Lori Dunn... PERSONAL: Cousin, David Smith, played youngest of five boys (Bryson, Tommy, Corbin offensive guard at Clemson from 2008- PERSONAL: Son of Frederic and Jody and Kyle)...born 3/6/95. 2011...son of Alexander and Andrea Alford... Bor...has older brother, Andrew...born has an older sister, Kristina, a recent Cornell 10/20/94. graduate...born 10/3/94.

Ben6 Carroll DB – Fr. – 6-2, 190 Cincinnati, Ohio/ St. Xavier Economics

AT ST. XAVIER: Played corner, wide receiver and on special teams...picked off three passes and made 50-plus tackles as a senior, earning All-Greater Catholic League Second-Team honors...played varsity basketball for three seasons, averaging 12.3 points and ﬁve assists per game...earned All-GCL honors in hoops.

PERSONAL: Son of Bill and Jenny Carroll...has older brother, Will, and younger sister, Katie...born 11/10/94.

2013 35 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Robin99 Cepeda Adin20 Greenﬁeld Toussaint77 Helm DL – Fr. – 6-2, 275 TB – Fr. – 5-10, 175 OL – Fr. – 6-6, 265 Paterson, N.J./ Miller Place, N.Y./ Newburg, N.Y./ Passaic Tech Miller Place Newburgh Free Academy Biology Engineering Chemical Engineering

AT PASSAIC TECH: Two-time All-Big AT MILLER PLACE: Three-year starter AT NEWBURGH FREE ACADEMY: A North Liberty Conference First Team and who played running back, corner and 2012 Section 9 All-Star and Athletic Scholar... two-time All-Passaic County selection... returner...named to the MSG Varsity Top in junior season, backed up Mikal Myers at Group 5 All-State honoree...named Super 100...helped team advance to Suffolk County tackle who is now at Connecticut...named 100 football player in New Jersey...four-year Division III semifinals...set school single-season to the Section 9 Exceptional Senior Game... player on the offensive and defensive line... records for rushing yards (1,268), average three-sport athlete who played center on the competed in the shot put (52’) and discus yards per carry (10.2), rushing TDs (15), basketball team and also competed in crew... (145’) for four years in track and field while touchdowns (17) and points scored (102) named outstanding rookie in the 2012 spring garnering All-Passaic County laurels twice and while notching single-game marks for point crew season...received the Excellence in All-Big North Liberty Conference honors four scored (24), rushing touchdowns (4) and total Character and Dedication to Service Award... times...honor roll student. touchdowns (4)...garnered 145 yards through member of the National Honor Society and the air on 11 receptions (13.2 yards per National Science Honor Society. PERSONAL: Son of Robinson Cepeda and catch) as a senior...returned seven kicks for Milqueya Garcia...has younger brothers, 248 yards (35.4 yards per return) and eight PERSONAL: Son of Thomas and Carol Dereck and Brian, and a younger sister punts for 85 yards (10.6 yards per return)... Helm...has two younger sisters, Kaila and Brittany...born 3/30/95. earned the NYSPHSAA Scholar-Athlete Award Zakiya...born 1/1/95. in his final two seasons...as a junior, was the team’s leading receiver (31 catches for 380 yards and 4 TDs)...also played varsity lacrosse (midfielder) and competed in track and field (sprinter and discus)...honor roll student. 22 Ryan14 Forrester Draeland James P/K – Fr. – 5-11, 170 PERSONAL: Son of Jonathan and Georgette DB – Fr. – 6-1, 190 Arlington, Va./ Greenfield...has older brothers, Channon and Jacksonville, Fla./ Gonzaga College Alexzander and a twin sister, Hanna...born Providence Economics Government & Law 1/22/95.

AT GONZAGA COLLEGE: School’s special AT PROVIDENCE: Played corner, safety teams player of the year his final two seasons... and wideout in high school...selected as All- played quarterback, defensive back, punter Times Union Preseason Team and named and kicker, but will focus on punting at Impact Player to Watch by 'MPSJEB5JNFT Lafayette...named All-WCAC Second-Team Union...garnered All-City Honorable Mention punter...averaged 43.8 yards per punt in status...served as team captain as a senior... 2012...booted a 52-yard field goal, a school in track and field, he was named the school’s record...honor roll student...served as a retreat Most Outstanding Male Athlete and Most team leader. Valuable Sprinter...earned All-State status in sophomore and junior seasons...110 high and PERSONAL: Son of George and Mary Anne 300 intermediate hurdles state finalist while Forrester...has two older brothers, Kyle and also competing in the 200m, 400m, high jump Connor...born 12/1/94. and triple jump during his career...honor roll student who served as a tutor within the football team...member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

PERSONAL: Son of Tyrone James and Cassaundra Anderson-James...born 1/15/95.

2013 36 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 90 Andy Labudev Kyle25 Mayﬁeld Hunter17 Price DL – Fr. – 6-2, 250 TB – Fr. – 6-1, 210 WR – Fr. – 6-3, 185 Cresskill, N.J./Cresskill North Wales, Pa./ Arvada, Colo./ Economics North Penn Ralston Valley Biology Engineering

AT CRESSKILL: Earned All-Bergen County AT NORTH PENN: Earned All-Suburban AT RALSTON VALLEY: Selected all- Third-Team Offense honors as a senior while One League First-Team honors as a senior conference at wide receiver and defensive back also being named Third-Team All-Group I and All-Intelligencer Second-Team laurels... as a senior and named all-county wide receiver (2012)...named All-WJIC as a senior while racked up 1,050 yards on 170 carries for as a senior...earned all-conference honorable serving as a team captain...selected as a New 13 rushing TDs...churned out 1,416 yards mention status at defensive back as a junior... Jersey High School Coaches Association Top on 194 carries for 10 touchdown as a junior named Academic All-State freshman through 100 Player...2012 New Jersey Mini Maxwell when he secured All-Suburban One League senior years (maintaining a 3.6 GPA)... Award winner...earned team’s Outstanding Second-Team laurels and led team to state made 22 catches for 490 yards (22.2 yards Offensive Lineman Award and Timex Heart title game...played running back, outside per catch) with eight touchdowns in 2012... of a Giant Award...three-sport athlete also linebacker and defensive end...member of the averaged 40.8 receiving yards per game while competed in wrestling (heavyweight) and track and field team for one season, running helping lead his squad to an 11-2 mark and hockey (forward, defenseman)...honor roll the 400 (53.9), 4x400 and 4x200...honor roll a state semifinal appearance...four-sport student who was a member of the French student who took National Latin Exam and athlete, also competed in basketball, lacrosse Club...tutored and provided guidance for participated in Latin Week Competition... (two years) and track and field...named all- middle school students. church volunteer...team manager for girls conference in track and field in his junior year basketball team. in the high jump, long jump, triple jump... PERSONAL: Son of Serge Labudev and state qualifier who was also the team MVP...in Nataliya Zaika...has older sister, Liza...born PERSONAL: Cousins, Jason and Sam basketball, earned all-conference honors as a 6/26/95. King, played football at Auburn and Georgia junior, playing point guard and small forward. Southern, respectively...son of Kevin and Jacqueline Mayfield...has older brothers, PERSONAL: Son of Allen and Amanda Kevin and Khristian, older sisters, Josalyn and Price...has an older sister, Paxton...born Joy and a younger brother, Kameron...born 8/28/94. 4/8/95. Devon59 Leach OL – Fr. – 6-2, 290 Orchard Park, N.Y./ Orchard Park/ Choate Rosemary Hall Geology Matt76 McCann AT ORCHARD PARK: Earned All-Western OL – Fr. – 6-4, 275 Scarsdale, N.Y./ New York First-Team and All-State honors Scarsdale as a senior...team captain who awarded the Undeclared Trench Trophy given to the top lineman in Western New York...named Offensive Lineman MVP in state finals, helping lead his squad to a New York State title...four-year AT SCARSDALE: All-League player who letterwinner in football...also participated in spent time at offensive guard and tight wrestling. end while also playing defensive lineman... collected Coach’s Award in his final season... AT CHOATE ROSEMARY HALL: Spent top track and field athlete who competed in a post-grad year at the prestigious school in the shot put and discus...threw a personal best Wallingford, Conn., competing in the New of 40’8” in 2012...named all-league in indoor England Prep School Athletic Council. track in 2012...served as lead bass in an a capella singing group. PERSONAL: Father played football at the University of Ottawa where he won a national PERSONAL: Son of John and Erika championship and was named to the All- McCann...has an older brother, Sean, and a Canadian Team...son of Timothy and Corinne younger brother, Brian...born 6/10/95. Leach...has an older sister, Meghan...grew up in Orchard Park, N.Y., home of Ralph Wilson Stadium and the NFL’s Buffalo Bills.

2013 37 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Drew7 Reed Matt94 Rothrock Blake9 Searfoss QB – Fr. – 6-0, 185 DL – Fr. – 6-2, 260 QB – Fr. – 6-2, 195 Lakeland, Tenn/ Sinking Spring, Pa./ Flemington, N.J./ Arlington Wilson Hunterdon Central/ Economics Economics Hun School Economics

AT ARLINGTON: Threw for 6,000-plus AT WILSON: Named the two-time AT HUNTERDON CENTRAL: Earned yards, 70 touchdowns and 11 interceptions Lancaster-Lebanon League Defensive All-New Jersey Group IV First-Team honors in three years at quarterback...collected Lineman of the Year...selected as Lancaster- in 2011 while being named West New Jersey All-Metro First-Team honors three times... Lebanon League Outstanding Lineman of the Player of the Year...selected All-Conference selected as the District Offensive Player of Year...named two-time All-Lancaster Lebanon First Team while finishing in the top 10 in the the Year... played in six games as a senior, League Section 1 First Team defensive end state in passing...completed 58 percent of his completing 63 percent of his passes for 1,470 and tight end...selected as Third Team All- passes (120-of-206) setting a school record, yards, 15 touchdowns and one interception... State AAAA at tight end and All-Berks First while passing for 1,907 yards, 20 touchdowns returned from injury to play in Liberty Bowl Team at tight end...selected to play in the and six interceptions...guided his team to a All-Star Game...tabbed as Touchdown Club PSFCA East-West All-Star Game...honor roll 9-2 mark and the North Jersey Section 2, Player of the Week...named best of Preps three student who was named to the All-Academic Group 4 playoffs...standout lacrosse player times...as a junior, completed 20-of-20 passes Team all three years in high school football who was selected as an All-American by both (a Shelby County Metro Record) for 286 yards career...made 72 solo tackles, 6.0 sacks, two U.S. Lacrosse Group 2-3 and Brine National and six touchdowns for first playoff win in passes defended, one fumble recovery and Lacrosse Classic...served as the team captain school history...led the Shelby Metro area in one forced fumble as a senior...corralled five and was named team MVP in 2012...earned passing as a junior with nearly 2,800 yards, 36 receptions for 94 yards, (18.8 yards per catch All-State First-Team honors in 2012 and touchdowns and seven picks...played varsity and 6.3 yards per game) in 2012...as a junior, Second-Team laurels in 2011...New Jersey baseball, seeing time at shortstop and pitcher. made 21 catches for 231 yards and three Group IV First-Team honoree in 2011... touchdowns...made 53 solo tackles, two sacks, maintained a 3.75 GPA (3.86 weighted) PERSONAL: Son of Jerry and Leslie Reed... two passes defended, two fumble recoveries, and was nominated to be a member of the has older brother, Logan...born 2/17/95. two forced fumbles in his junior campaign. National Society of High School Scholars... earned the Abraham Hendrick Award given to PERSONAL: High school teammate of the Hunterdon Central Athlete of the Year... Leopard quarterback Zach Zweizig ’15... community service volunteer as part of sports father played football at Maryland under outreach programs...served as a volunteer Bobby Ross...son of Mark and Jodi Rothrock... coach for the Devils Youth Lacrosse Club. has a younger brother, Nick...born 3/15/95. AT HUN SCHOOL: Played varsity football while spending a post-graduate year at the school in Princeton, N.J., a member of the Mid-Atlantic Prep League.

PERSONAL: Son of Steven and Sandra Searfoss...has an older brother, Kyle, and sister, Erica...born7/20/94.

2013 38 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 43 3 Duncan Sparks Connor67 Staudle Tim Vangelas LB – Fr. – 6-3, 215 PL – Fr. – 6-5, 285 WR – Fr. – 6-2, 180 Greensboro, N.C./ Highland Mills, N.Y./ Colts Neck, N.J./ Ragsdale Cornwall Colts Neck Mechanical Engineering Neuroscience

AT RAGSDALE: Played linebacker, tight AT CORNWALL: Four-year letterwinner AT COLTS NECK: All-State Honorable end and long snapper and is slotted to play in football and basketball...team captain Mention selection who also garnered All- outside linebacker at Lafayette...named who played left tackle and defensive end... Shore Conference First-Team, All-Division, Piedmont Triad All-Conference in three garnered All-Section 9 First-Team honors All-New Jersey Group IV and All-Monmouth seasons...selected as the Greensboro player of and Second-Team All-State...earned Metro County honors...made 106 catches for the Week twice...earned All-Academic Honors Team honorable mention status...helped lead 1,955 yards and 24 touchdowns during his in all four years...finished seventh in the state his team to the state semifinals after capturing career...set school single-season records for in interceptions in 2011 and led the team in a Section 9 Class A championship...made 50 receiving yards (1,041), receptions (54) and turnovers for three seasons...averaged 10.4 tackles (19 solo) in his senior season to go touchdowns (14) in 2012...he averaged 19.3 tackles per game over final two seasons... along with one sack...National Honor Society yards per catch and 94.6 yards per game... made 86 tackles (21 solo) as a senior while student who was named a Cornwall Central team captain who was also named offensive picking off two passes...made 92 tackles (22 Scholar-Athlete...served as a Safe School MVP...three-sport athlete who played guard/ solo) in junior season while intercepting six Ambassador. forward for four years in basketball and passes and forcing one fumble...in baseball, centerfielder in baseball. was a pitcher and outfielder who maintained PERSONAL: Son of Daniel and Alana a 2.1 ERA and a 5.1 strikeout to walk ratio... Staudle...has older brother, Ryan...born PERSONAL: Son of Thomas and Sharon named Preseason All-America in baseball in 3/21/95. Vangelas...has older sister, Courtney...born 2011 by Perfect Game and in 2012 by Under 9/10/94. Armour...National Honor Society student who was also a member of Beta Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and was a student body officer. PERSONAL: Son of Lee and Jennifer Craig39 Strand Sparks...has older brother, Walt...born LB – Fr. – 6-2, 210 6/24/94. Watertown, Mass./ Dexter School Engineering

AT DEXTER SCHOOL: Honor Roll student who was an All-Evergreen League linebacker as a junior and senior...also spent time at tight end, offensive line, defensive end, fullback and running back while serving as a starter in three campaigns...made 48 tackles in six games in his senior year...four-year starter in lacrosse, helping guide team to three New England small school titles...served as the junior class vice president and took over role of president in his senior year...headed the yearbook for two years...member of the disciplinary committee as a senior.

PERSONAL: Son of Karl and Sallie Strand... has older brother, Peter, and younger brother, Nick...born 11/4/94.

2013 39 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2013 Preseason Alphabetical Roster

NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 2013 Roster 4 Justin Adams WR Jr. 5-11 188 West Amwell, N.J./Notre Dame 28 Collin Albershardt DL Fr. 6-2 245 Castle Rock, Colo./Mullen Breakdown 96 Alex Alford DL Fr. 6-2 250 Morristown, Tenn./Morristown-West 57 Ben Aloi LB Sr. 6-1 224 Westbury, N.Y./St. Anthony’s BY CLASS: 0DWW$QGHUVRQ '/ 6R 5DOHLJK1&:DNHÀHOG Seniors: 21 81 Anthony Baker TE Jr. 6-5 212 Kensington, N.H./Phillips Exeter Academy Juniors: 21 Sophomores: 26 40 Dennis Bencsko LB So. 6-1 218 East Hanover, N.J./Delbarton School Freshmen: 21 15 Shane Black DB Jr. 6-1 209 Stafford, Va./Mountain View/Mercersburg Academy 52 Mike Boles LB Sr. 6-3 233 Winter Park, Fla./Winter Park BY LETTERWINNERS: 50 Conner Bor LB Fr. 6-1 220 Voorhees, N.J./Bishop Eustace Seniors: 14 66 Brad Bormann OL Sr. 6-3 292 Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central Juniors: 19 30 Shane Brady DB Sr. 6-1 206 Plymouth Meeting, Pa./La Salle College Sophomores: 3 38 Chris Brockman LB So. 5-11 214 Richmond, Texas/Foster/Valley Forge Military Academy 6 Ben Carroll DB Fr. 6-2 190 Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Xavier BY POSITION: 99 Robin Cepeda DL Fr. 6-2 275 Paterson, N.J./Passaic Tech QB- 4 61 Luke Chiarolanzio OL Jr. 6-5 294 Florham Park, N.J./Delbarton School TB- 6 56 James Coscia DL Jr. 6-3 241 East Stroudsburg, Pa./East Stroudsburg FB- 3 3 Darrell Crawford WR So. 5-9 181 Wilkes Barre, Pa./G.A.R Memorial WR- 8 42 Pat Creahan FB Sr. 6-1 233 Hingham, Mass./Hingham/Avon Old Farms TE- 5 74 Pat Crosby OL Sr. 6-4 291 Sudbury, Mass./Lincoln Sudbury OL- 18 21 DeOliver Davis DB Sr. 6-2 189 Flourtown, Pa./Hun School DL- 16 49 Dan Dellovade FB So. 6-1 237 Moon, Pa./Moon LB- 15 55 Bobby DePietro LB So. 6-3 241 Lancaster, Pa./Lancaster Catholic DB- 13 P/K- 2 88 Demetrius Dixon WR Jr. 6-2 193 Conestoga, Pa./Penn Manor 54 Mark Dodd LB So. 6-2 223 Wheeling, West Va./Linsly 86 Morgan Donohue TE Sr. 6-5 260 Madison, Conn./Daniel Hand/Cheshire Academy 46 Shane Dorner DL Jr. 6-1 248 State College, Pa./State College 82 Mike Duncan WR Jr. 6-1 178 Missoula, Mont./Big Sky 12 Andrew Dzurik QB So. 6-3 219 Columbia, Pa./Lancaster Catholic 71 Paul Federinko OL So. 6-5 323 Columbia, Md./Atholton 14 Ryan Forrester P/K Fr. 5-11 170 Arlington, Va./Gonzaga College 44 Matt Gill LB Jr. 6-1 219 Slatington, Pa./Northern Lehigh FRED M. KIRBY II ’42 93 Darius Glover DL Sr. 6-3 287 Milford, Pa./Delaware Valley/Mercersburg Academy HEAD FOOTBALL COACH 31 Ryan Gralish K/P So. 6-1 235 Mars, Pa./Mars Frank Tavani— $GLQ*UHHQÀHOG 7% )U 0LOOHU3ODFH1<0LOOHU3ODFH (Lebanon Valley ’75, 14th season) 23 Deuce Gruden TB So. 5-6 182 Tampa, Fla./Carrollwood Day School 87 Brandon Hall TE Sr. 6-7 244 Shaker Heights, Ohio/Shaker Heights/Western Reserve Aca. OFFENSIVE STAFF 77 Toussaint Helm OL Fr. 6-6 265 Newburgh, N.Y./Newburgh Free Academy Mickey Fein 32 Freddie Hess FB So. 6-1 230 Annville, Pa./Annville-Cleona (Offensive Coordinator / QB & WR) 35 Kasheem Hill LB Sr. 6-1 232 Marietta, Ga./Hillgrove Stan Clayton (OL) 72 John Hoffman OL So. 6-4 279 Basking Ridge, N.J./Immaculata Phil Hallahan (RB) 26 Damarcus Ingram DB Jr. 5-11 184 Roswell, Ga./Roswell Scott Biel (Offensive Asst./TE) Tim Brady (Offensive Asst./WR) 33 Marcellus Irving TB Sr. 5-10 210 Thornton, Pa./Garnet Valley 22 Draeland James DB Fr. 6-1 190 Jacksonville, Fla./Providence DEFENSIVE STAFF 70 Ben Jeannot OL Jr. 6-2 277 Coraopolis, Pa./Moon John Loose (Defensive Coordinator/LB) Doug McFadden (Special Teams Coordinator/DB) Ian Dell (DL) Evan Nardone (Defensive Asst./DB) Tim Nish (Defensive Asst./DL)

2013 40 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 80 Brian Keller TE So. 6-3 252 Somerdale, N.J./Triton Regional 48 Greg Kessel TB Sr. 6-1 248 East Stroudsburg, Pa./East Stroudsburg South 34 Dion King LB Sr. 6-1 203 Douglasville, Ga./Alexander 45 Colton Kirkpatrick LB Jr. 6-1 218 Carlisle, Pa./Cumberland Valley 90 Andy Labudev DL Fr. 6-2 250 Cresskill, N.J./Cresskill 75 John Lang OL So. 6-2 278 Belle Mead, N.J./Montgomery 73 Skyler Lash DL Jr. 6-4 281 Wyomissing, Pa./Wyomissing 59 Devon Leach OL Fr. 6-2 290 Orchard Park, N.Y./Orchard Park/Choate Rosemary Hall 16 Randall Logan LB Sr. 5-9 165 Atlanta, Ga./Riverwood 47 Anthony Loyacona DB Jr. 6-1 206 Export, Pa./Shady Side Academy .\OH0D\ÀHOG 7% )U 1RUWK:DOHV3D1RUWK3HQQ 63 Zack Mazur OL Jr. 6-4 296 Bethlehem, Pa./Freedom 76 Matt McCann OL Fr. 6-4 275 Scarsdale, N.Y./Scarsdale 60 Garrett McNally OL Jr. 6-6 318 Camp Hill, Pa./Trinity 91 Jake McTighe DE Sr. 6-1 251 Butler, Pa./Knoch 95 Steve Mercado DL So. 6-1 282 Cape Coral, Fla./North Fort Myers 37 Alex Merriman DB So. 6-1 183 Johnstown, Pa./Greater Johnstown 65 David Miller OL So. 6-4 302 Cranberry Township, Pa./Seneca Valley 18 Mike Moralle DB So. 6-2 206 Fair Haven, N.J./Rumson Fair Haven 62 Maxim Ngolla OL Jr. 6-3 280 Nyack, N.Y./Nyack 83 Jack Poetzsch WR So. 6-1 195 West Islip, N.Y./St. Anthony’s 78 Danton Ponzol OL Sr. 6-3 275 Durham, Pa./Palisades 17 Hunter Price WR Fr. 6-3 185 Arvada, Colo./Ralston Valley 7 Drew Reed QB Fr. 6-1 185 Lakeland, Tenn./Arlington 1 Jared Roberts DB Jr. 6-2 192 Pennsauken, N.J./Woodbury/Loomis-Chaffee School 36 Tyler Robinson LB Sr. 6-1 223 Dublin, Ohio/Dublin Coffman Senior C Pat Crosby 10 Mark Ross WR Sr. 6-3 207 Aliquippa, Pa./Hopewell 94 Matt Rothrock DL Fr. 6-2 260 Sinking Spring, Pa./Wilson 92 Ryan Sanders DL So. 6-4 265 Katonah, N.Y./John Jay 29 Ross Scheuerman TB Jr. 6-1 202 Creamridge, N.J./Allentown 89 Zach Schnitzer TE Sr. 6-3 261 Montclair, N.J./Montclair/Bridgton Academy 9 Blake Searfoss QB Fr. 6-2 195 Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central/Hun School 24 Matt Smalley DB So. 5-10 187 Philadelphia, Pa/Father Judge 13 Ben Snyder DB So. 6-1 206 Fogelsville, Pa./Northwestern Lehigh 43 Duncan Sparks LB Fr. 6-3 215 Greensboro, N.C./Ragsdale 67 Connor Staudle OL Fr. 6-5 285 Highland Mills, N.Y./Cornwall 39 Craig Strand LB Fr. 6-2 210 Watertown, Mass./Dexter School 2 Tim Vangelas WR Fr. 6-2 180 Colts Neck, N.J./Colts Neck 85 Tyler Vickers DL So. 6-5 259 Miami, Fla./Miami Southridge 98 Alex White DL Sr. 6-3 247 Levittown, N.Y./St. Anthony’s 58 Tyrus White DL Jr. 6-1 210 Decatur, Ga./Cedar Grove 51 Darren Wright LB So. 6-2 257 Glenside, Pa./Bishop McDevitt 68 Nick Zataveski OL So. 6-5 284 Delran, N.J./Delran 8 Zach Zweizig QB Jr. 6-5 220 Wyomissing, Pa./Wilson

2013 41 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2013 Preseason Numerical Roster

NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 1 Jared Roberts DB Jr. 6-2 192 Pennsauken, N.J./Woodbury/Loomis-Chaffee School 2013 Roster 2 Tim Vangelas WR Fr. 6-2 180 Colts Neck, N.J./Colts Neck Breakdown 3 Darrell Crawford WR So. 5-9 181 Wilkes Barre, Pa./G.A.R Memorial 4 Justin Adams WR Jr. 5-11 188 West Amwell, N.J./Notre Dame BY MAJOR: 6 Ben Carroll DB Fr. 6-2 190 Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Xavier Economics: 39 7 Drew Reed QB Fr. 6-1 185 Lakeland, Tenn./Arlington Engineering: 6 8 Zach Zweizig QB Jr. 6-5 220 Wyomissing, Pa./Wilson Mechanical Engineering: 6 9 Blake Searfoss QB Fr. 6-2 195 Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central/Hun School Government & Law: 4 10 Mark Ross WR Sr. 6-3 207 Aliquippa, Pa./Hopewell Computer Science: 4 History: 4 12 Andrew Dzurik QB So. 6-3 219 Columbia, Pa./Lancaster Catholic Undeclared: 4 13 Ben Snyder DB So. 6-1 206 Fogelsville, Pa./Northwestern Lehigh Biology: 3 14 Ryan Forrester P/K Fr. 5-11 170 Arlington, Va./Gonzaga College Neuroscience: 3 15 Shane Black DB Jr. 6-1 209 Stafford, Va./Mountain View/Mercersburg Academy Art: 2 16 Randall Logan DB Sr. 5-9 165 Atlanta, Ga./Riverwood Biochemistry: 2 17 Hunter Price WR Fr. 6-3 185 Arvada, Colo./Ralston Valley English: 2 18 Mike Moralle DB So. 6-2 206 Fair Haven, N.J./Rumson Fair Haven Psychology: 2 $GLQ*UHHQÀHOG 7% )U 0LOOHU3ODFH1<0LOOHU3ODFH Policy Studies: 2 21 DeOliver Davis DB Sr. 6-2 189 Flourtown, Pa./Hun School Anthropology & Sociology: 1 22 Draeland James DB Fr. 6-1 190 Jacksonville, Fla./Providence Chemical Engineering: 1 23 Deuce Gruden TB So. 5-6 182 Tampa, Fla./Carrollwood Day School Civil Engineering: 1 French: 1 24 Matt Smalley DB So. 5-10 187 Philadelphia, Pa/Father Judge Geology: 1 .\OH0D\ÀHOG 7% )U 1RUWK:DOHV3D1RUWK3HQQ International Affairs: 1 26 Damarcus Ingram DB Jr. 5-11 184 Roswell, Ga./Roswell International Economics & 28 Collin Albershardt DL Fr. 6-2 245 Castle Rock, Colo./Mullen Commerce: 1 29 Ross Scheuerman TB Jr. 6-1 202 Creamridge, N.J./Allentown Mathematics and Economics: 1 30 Shane Brady DB Sr. 6-1 206 Plymouth Meeting, Pa./La Salle College Theater: 1 31 Ryan Gralish K/P So. 6-1 235 Mars, Pa./Mars 32 Freddie Hess FB So. 6-1 230 Annville, Pa./Annville-Cleona 33 Marcellus Irving TB Sr. 5-10 210 Thornton, Pa./Garnet Valley 34 Dion King LB Sr. 6-1 203 Douglasville, Ga./Alexander FRED M. KIRBY II ’42 35 Kasheem Hill LB Sr. 6-1 232 Marietta, Ga./Hillgrove HEAD FOOTBALL COACH 36 Tyler Robinson LB Sr. 6-1 223 Dublin, Ohio/Dublin Coffman Frank Tavani— 37 Alex Merriman DB So. 6-1 183 Johnstown, Pa./Greater Johnstown (Lebanon Valley ’75, 14th season) 38 Chris Brockman LB So. 5-11 214 Richmond, Texas/Foster/Valley Forge Military Academy 39 Craig Strand LB Fr. 6-2 210 Watertown, Mass./Dexter School OFFENSIVE STAFF 40 Dennis Bencsko LB So. 6-1 218 East Hanover, N.J./Delbarton School Mickey Fein 42 Pat Creahan FB Sr. 6-1 233 Hingham, Mass./Hingham/Avon Old Farms (Offensive Coordinator / QB & WR) 43 Duncan Sparks LB Fr. 6-3 215 Greensboro, N.C./Ragsdale Stan Clayton (OL) 44 Matt Gill LB Jr. 6-1 219 Slatington, Pa./Northern Lehigh Phil Hallahan (RB) 45 Colton Kirkpatrick LB Jr. 6-1 218 Carlisle, Pa./Cumberland Valley Scott Biel (Offensive Asst./TE) 46 Shane Dorner DL Jr. 6-1 248 State College, Pa./State College Tim Brady (Offensive Asst./WR) 47 Anthony Loyacona DB Jr. 6-1 206 Export, Pa./Shady Side Academy 48 Greg Kessel TB Sr. 6-1 248 East Stroudsburg, Pa./East Stroudsburg South DEFENSIVE STAFF 49 Dan Dellovade FB So. 6-1 237 Moon, Pa./Moon John Loose 50 Conner Bor LB Fr. 6-1 220 Voorhees, N.J./Bishop Eustace (Defensive Coordinator/LB) Doug McFadden (Special Teams Coordinator/DB) Ian Dell (DL) Evan Nardone (Defensive Asst./DB) Tim Nish (Defensive Asst./DL)

2013 42 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 51 Darren Wright LB So. 6-2 257 Glenside, Pa./Bishop McDevitt 52 Mike Boles LB Sr. 6-3 233 Winter Park, Fla./Winter Park 54 Mark Dodd LB So. 6-2 223 Wheeling, West Va./Linsly 55 Bobby DePietro LB So. 6-3 241 Lancaster, Pa./Lancaster Catholic 56 James Coscia DL Jr. 6-3 241 East Stroudsburg, Pa./East Stroudsburg 57 Ben Aloi LB Sr. 6-1 224 Westbury, N.Y./St. Anthony’s 58 Tyrus White DL Jr. 6-1 210 Decatur, Ga./Cedar Grove 59 Devon Leach OL Fr. 6-2 290 Orchard Park, N.Y./Orchard Park/Choate Rosemary Hall 60 Garrett McNally OL Jr. 6-6 318 Camp Hill, Pa./Trinity 61 Luke Chiarolanzio OL Jr. 6-5 294 Florham Park, N.J./Delbarton School 62 Maxim Ngolla OL Jr. 6-3 280 Nyack, N.Y./Nyack 63 Zack Mazur OL Jr. 6-4 296 Bethlehem, Pa./Freedom 0DWW$QGHUVRQ '/ 6R 5DOHLJK1&:DNHÀHOG 65 David Miller OL So. 6-4 302 Cranberry Township, Pa./Seneca Valley 66 Brad Bormann OL Sr. 6-3 292 Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central 67 Connor Staudle OL Fr. 6-5 285 Highland Mills, N.Y./Cornwall 68 Nick Zataveski OL So. 6-5 284 Delran, N.J./Delran 70 Ben Jeannot OL Jr. 6-2 277 Coraopolis, Pa./Moon 71 Paul Federinko OL So. 6-5 323 Columbia, Md./Atholton 72 John Hoffman OL So. 6-4 279 Basking Ridge, N.J./Immaculata 73 Skyler Lash DL Jr. 6-4 281 Wyomissing, Pa./Wyomissing 74 Pat Crosby OL Sr. 6-4 291 Sudbury, Mass./Lincoln Sudbury 75 John Lang OL So. 6-2 278 Belle Mead, N.J./Montgomery 76 Matt McCann OL Fr. 6-4 275 Scarsdale, N.Y./Scarsdale 77 Toussaint Helm OL Fr. 6-6 265 Newburgh, N.Y./Newburgh Free Academy 78 Danton Ponzol OL Sr. 6-3 275 Durham, Pa./Palisades Senior DL Jake McTighe 80 Brian Keller TE So. 6-3 252 Somerdale, N.J./Triton Regional 81 Anthony Baker TE Jr. 6-5 212 Kensington, N.H./Phillips Exeter Academy 82 Mike Duncan WR Jr. 6-1 178 Missoula, Mont./Big Sky 83 Jack Poetzsch WR So. 6-1 195 West Islip, N.Y./St. Anthony’s 85 Tyler Vickers DL So. 6-5 259 Miami, Fla./Miami Southridge 86 Morgan Donohue TE Sr. 6-5 260 Madison, Conn./Daniel Hand/Cheshire Academy 87 Brandon Hall TE Sr. 6-7 244 Shaker Heights, Ohio/Shaker Heights/Western Reserve Aca. 88 Demetrius Dixon WR Jr. 6-2 193 Conestoga, Pa./Penn Manor 89 Zach Schnitzer TE Sr. 6-3 261 Montclair, N.J./Montclair/Bridgton Academy 90 Andy Labudev DL Fr. 6-2 250 Cresskill, N.J./Cresskill 91 Jake McTighe DE Sr. 6-1 251 Butler, Pa./Knoch 92 Ryan Sanders DL So. 6-4 265 Katonah, N.Y./John Jay 93 Darius Glover DL Sr. 6-3 287 Milford, Pa./Delaware Valley/Mercersburg Academy 94 Matt Rothrock DL Fr. 6-2 260 Sinking Spring, Pa./Wilson 95 Steve Mercado DL So. 6-1 282 Cape Coral, Fla./North Fort Myers 96 Alex Alford DL Fr. 6-2 250 Morristown, Tenn./Morristown-West 98 Alex White DL Sr. 6-3 247 Levittown, N.Y./St. Anthony’s 99 Robin Cepeda DL Fr. 6-2 275 Paterson, N.J./Passaic Tech

2013 43 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2013 Preseason Short Roster

No. Name Pos. No. Name Pos. No. Name Pos. 1 Jared Roberts DB 35 Kasheem Hill LB 67 Connor Staudle OL 2 Tim Vangelas WR 36 Tyler Robinson LB 68 Nick Zataveski OL 3 Darrell Crawford WR 37 Alex Merriman DB 70 Ben Jeannot OL 4 Justin Adams WR 38 Chris Brockman LB 71 Paul Federinko OL 6 Ben Carroll DB 39 Craig Strand LB 72 John Hoffman OL 7 Drew Reed QB 40 Dennis Bencsko LB 73 Skyler Lash DL 8 Zach Zweizig QB 42 Pat Creahan FB 74 Pat Crosby OL 9 Blake Searfoss QB 43 Duncan Sparks LB 75 John Lang OL 10 Mark Ross WR 44 Matt Gill LB 76 Matt McCann OL 12 Andrew Dzurik QB 45 Colton Kirkpatrick LB 77 Toussaint Helm OL 13 Ben Snyder DB 46 Shane Dorner DL 78 Danton Ponzol OL 14 Ryan Forrester P/K 47 Anthony Loyacona DB 80 Brian Keller TE 15 Shane Black DB 48 Greg Kessel TB 81 Anthony Baker TE 16 Randall Logan DB 49 Dan Dellovade FB 82 Mike Duncan WR 17 Hunter Price WR 50 Conner Bor LB 83 Jack Poetzsch WR 18 Mike Moralle DB 51 Darren Wright LB 85 Tyler Vickers DL $GLQ*UHHQÀHOG 7% 52 Mike Boles LB 86 Morgan Donohue TE 21 DeOliver Davis DB 54 Mark Dodd LB 87 Brandon Hall TE 22 Draeland James DB 55 Bobby DePietro LB 88 Demetrius Dixon WR 23 Deuce Gruden TB 56 James Coscia DL 89 Zach Schnitzer TE 24 Matt Smalley DB 57 Ben Aloi LB 90 Andy Labudev DL .\OH0D\ÀHOG 7% 58 Tyrus White DL 91 Jake McTighe DE 26 Damarcus Ingram DB 59 Devon Leach OL 92 Ryan Sanders DL 28 Collin Albershardt DL 60 Garrett McNally OL 93 Darius Glover DL 29 Ross Scheuerman TB 61 Luke Chiarolanzio OL 94 Matt Rothrock DL 30 Shane Brady DB 62 Maxim Ngolla OL 95 Steve Mercado DL 31 Ryan Gralish K/P 63 Zack Mazur OL 96 Alex Alford DL 32 Freddie Hess FB 64 Matt Anderson DL 98 Alex White DL 33 Marcellus Irving TB 65 David Miller OL 99 Robin Cepeda DL 34 Dion King LB 66 Brad Bormann OL

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Ben Aloi uh-LOY Toussaint Helm two-SAWNT Tim Vangelas VAN-gel-iss Collin Albershardt AL-burr-shardt Draeland James DRAY-land Nick Zataveski ZATA-vess-kee Dennis Bencsko BENCH-ko Ben Jeannot juh-NO Zach Zweizig ZWY-zig Luke Chiarolanzio char- LAWN-zee-oh Andy Labudev LAW-buh-dev James Coscia KOSH-uh Anthony Loyacona loy-uh-CONE-uh Darrell Crawford duh-RELL Zack Mazur MAY-zer Pat Creahan CREE-han Jake McTighe mc-TIE Dan Dellovade DELL-oh-vade Steve Mercado mur-CAW-doe Bobby DePietro duh-PEE-tro Mike Moralle mor-AL-ee Andrew Dzurik ZUR-ick Maxim Ngolla en-GOAL-uh Paul Federinko fed-er-INK-oh Jack Poetzsch POACH Ryan Gralish GRAY-lish Ross Scheuerman SHER-man

2013 44 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL THE COACHING STAFF Fred M. Kirby II ’42 Head Football Coach Frank Tavani

Frank Tavani begins 1995. Tavani has also coached four Patriot near upsets of defending national champion his 14th season as League Football Scholar-Athletes of the Year Delaware (2004) and eventual national head coach and 27th (Brad Maurer-2006, Maurice Bennett-2005, champion Appalachian State (2005) on their on the Lafayette Stephen Bono-2004, Stewart Kupfer-2001). home fields, cementing Tavani’s reputation in coaching staff, In 2012, 35 players were named to the Patriot big games. bringing with him League Academic Honor Roll followed by 28 In 2006, Lafayette was faced with the the same fire and honorees in 2011 and 22 in 2012. difficulty of an anticipated “three-peat” and enthusiasm that he Tavani became Lafayette’s 27th head coach that may have made the Leopards’ 2006 started the job with in on Dec. 11, 1999 after having served as the performance Tavani’s best coaching job. December of 1999. Leopards’ running backs coach for 13 seasons. Lafayette broke into the top 25 early in the It is his first season His charge upon taking the job was to restore season, only to drop the next four games in the endowed coaching position of Fred M. the Lafayette program to glory. against an extremely challenging Ivy League Kirby II ’42 Head Football Coach established Tavani’s influence began to take hold in this slate before seeing the skid swell to five vs. the summer of 2013 by the F.M. Kirby third season when he resurrected the program Holy Cross. Facing a 10-game losing streak to Foundation. with the second-best turnaround in I-AA Colgate, the Leopards produced a convincing In his time as the head man, Tavani has football during the 2002 season. Lafayette 27-10 victory, in the process renewing the transformed Lafayette into a consistent improved upon a 2-8 season in 2001 with Leopards’ season and providing the impetus championship contender. From 2004 through a 7-5 overall record and 5-2 league mark, for the stretch run. 2009, Lafayette spent time in the Top 25 which included a 14-7 win vs. Lehigh for After wins over Fordham and Georgetown, each season and was the only Patriot League the first victory over the Mountain Hawks in Lafayette entered the 142nd game vs. Lehigh program to boast a winning record in every seven seasons. Although the Leopards finished in a familiar situation - win and get in. Tavani regular season during that span. 5-6 in 2003, they still proved the turnaround went to the black jerseys that the Leopards During that run, Lafayette boasted a 26-10 was no fluke as four of those losses were by a wore for the 2004 game, which resulted in a Patriot League record. Lafayette won three touchdown or less, including two against Top 24-10 win over the Mountain Hawks. The consecutive Patriot League championships 25 opponents. sartorial switch allowed the Leopards to claim from 2004 to 2006 and finished a game out In 2004, Tavani was named Patriot League their third straight championship in style, of the title hunt in 2009. In that 2009 season, Coach of the Year after leading the Leopards winning 49-27. Lafayette was 8-3 with two losses to Top to their first championship in a decade, In the FCS Playoffs, Lafayette trailed No. 25 opponents while holding a 4-0 record vs. despite being picked no higher than fifth in 3 seed Massachusetts 21-14 late in the third Ivy League foes for the first time in program the preseason poll of the league’s coaches. He quarter before the Minutemen shook the history. was a finalist for the Eddie Robinson National Leopards with a pair of late scores for a 35-14 In the midst of the ’04-’06 championship Coach of the Year Award for his efforts. victory. UMass went on to play Appalachian run, the Leopards made the first three Lafayette won when outside expectations State in the national championship game. postseason appearances in school history, were low in 2004 and defended its From 2004-07, Lafayette compiled 29 wins laying claim to the Patriot League’s automatic championship with an experienced senior for the best record since the Class of 1927 won NCAA bid in 2004 and 2006, while earning class in 2005. Those seasons concluded with 29 games from 1923-26. The 2008 season the program’s first at-large berth in 2005. In addition to Patriot League championships and NCAA Playoff appearances, Lafayette has taken care of business in the Lafayette- Lehigh rivalry. The win in 2007 at Lehigh allowed the Class of 2008 to leave College Hill without ever having lost to its archrival, a feat not achieved since the Class of 1950. The two teams will meet at Yankee Stadium in 2014 for the 150th meeting of College Football’s Most Played Rivalry. Tavani has been a part of six Patriot League titles, helping guide the Leopards to crowns as an assistant coach in 1988, 1992 and 1994, to go with the last three championships as head coach. His teams are achieving in the classroom. Lafayette has boasted 29 academic all-district selections under Tavani and a total of 44 players have earned the distinction since

2013 46 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL was highlighted by a 35-14 win at No. 14 Liberty in a hostile environment. The victory PERSONAL FILE was the first for a Patriot League team over a ranked non-league foe in three seasons, showcasing Tavani’s ability to get his troops COACHING EXPERIENCE ready for the big games. t&OUFSJOHUIZFBSJODPBDIJOH Tavani came to College Hill in 1987, and t#FHJOTUIZFBSDPBDIJOHBU-BGBZFUUF the Leopards captured their first league crown t)PMETBNBSLUISPVHITFBTPOTBU the next year. He was also the running backs Lafayette coach on the 1992 and 1994 championship t-BGBZFUUF$PMMFHF )FBE$PBDI %FDFNCFS teams, and has secured each of the last three 1999-present titles as the head coach. t-BGBZFUUF$PMMFHF "TTPDJBUF)FBE$PBDI During his tenure, Tavani has coached some April 1987-99 of the top players in the program’s history. t-FCBOPO7BMMFZ$PMMFHF "TTJTUBOU$PBDI Andy Romans, the 2007 and 2008 Patriot April 1986-April 1987 League Defensive Player of the Year, anchored t'SBOLMJO.BSTIBMM$PMMFHF "TTJTUBOU the No. 1-ranked defense in the country in Coach, February 1976-March 1986 2007 which allowed just 85 yards per game on the ground and 175.2 yards per game through the air. He led the Leopards with 113 HONORS tackles and is the third Lafayette player, and t/BNFE&BTUPO6/*$0.BOPGUIF:FBS first under Tavani, to win the award. Romans Feb. 2009 and the Leopards finished in second place in t1BUSJPU-FBHVF$PBDIPGUIF:FBS the Patriot League standings, one conference t'JOBMJTUGPS&EEJF3PCJOTPO/BUJPOBM*"" win away from a fourth straight title. Coach of the Year Award in 2004 Jonathan Hurt `07, the 2006 Patriot t-FCBOPO$BUIPMJD)JHI4DIPPM)BMMPG League Offensive Player of the Year, grinded Fame, Inducted March 2004 out 1,165 rushing yards as a senior, giving t-FCBOPO7BMMFZ$PMMFHF)BMMPG'BNF Tavani a 1,000-yard rusher in 10 of his 23 Inducted Oct. 1988 seasons on the Leopards’ coaching staff. t1FOOTZMWBOJB4QPSUT)BMMPG'BNF He has recruited and coached the top four Inducted Nov. 2006 rushers in Lafayette history (five of the top t'JSTUQMBZFSJO-FCBOPO7BMMFZ$PMMFHF six) and has mentored four different tailbacks history to rush for 1,000 yards in a season to Offensive Player of the Year honors. Erik (1975), earning Associated Press Marsh `95, the Patriot League’s all-time All-America honors leading rusher, was recognized in 1992 and t4JHOFEBTBGSFFBHFOUXJUIUIF 1993, while Joe McCourt `05 took the honors Philadelphia Eagles of the NFL, 1976 in 2004 and Tom Costello `92 was the recipient in 1989. An explosive offense guided by a dominant running attack has been a staple of Tavani-led PERSONAL football programs. McCourt finished his career t#PSO+VMZ in 2004 as the all-time school and Patriot t/BUJWFPG-FCBOPO 1B League-leader with 50 rushing touchdowns t.BSSJFEXJUIGPVSDIJMESFO UXP and is second in Lafayette annals with 4,474 grandchildren yards on the ground. Passing certainly has its place. Marko Glavic and John Weyrauch concluded their careers EDUCATION in 2003 after rewriting the Lafayette record t-FCBOPO7BMMFZ$PMMFHF #BDIFMPSPG"SUTJO book. Glavic owned nearly every school Psychology, 1975 passing record and is second all-time in the Patriot League for passing yards (9,819) and total offense (10,064 yards) while Weyrauch is Lafayette’s all-time leader in both receptions (162) and receiving yards (2,406). Tavani’s impact has extended beyond the playing field and the classroom. He worked with college officials and major donors on the

2013 47 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL HEAD COACH FRANK TAVANI

Peyton and Eli Manning stand with coach Tavani in the lobby of Bourger Varsity Football House following the Easton-Phillipsburg Replay game at Fisher Stadium in April 2009.

$33 million transformation of Fisher Stadium. he was inducted into the school’s Athletic The project included new spectator seating, Hall of Fame in the fall of 1988. Tavani a FieldTurf playing surface, a new press was inducted into the Lebanon Catholic box, 19’-by-35’ video matrix board and the High School Hall of Fame in its inaugural construction of the 24,000 square foot home class in March 2004 and joined the Central of Lafayette Football at the Bourger Varsity Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Football House. Fame in November 2006. Tavani earned a The year before coming to Lafayette, Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Tavani served as the defensive coordinator Lebanon Valley in 1975, and has completed at Lebanon Valley College, his alma mater. postgraduate work in Counselor Education. During that time, he was also Lebanon Tavani and his wife, Agnes, reside on Valley’s director of alumni services and College Hill, and are the parents of four parents’ programs, activating 15 alumni children. Liam ’03, Meghan ’06 and Bridget chapters. From 1976-85, Tavani was the ’13 are graduates of Lafayette. Meghan offensive coordinator at Franklin and Marshall married Frank Morici in 2009 and they College, helping guide the Diplomats to a 10- welcomed their ﬁrst child, Natalie, in 2012. year record of 67-23-1. Daniel, who graduated from Wofford College As an undergraduate at Lebanon Valley, in 2008 where he was a four-year letterwinner Tavani was an outstanding running back, for the football team, married the former Kara earning the team’s Most Valuable Player Bennewitz in 2011. The welcomed a son, honors twice in his career. As a senior, he Jackson Anthony, in 2013. became the school’s ﬁrst player to rush for more than 1,000 yards in a single season. An Associated Press All-American as a senior,

2013 48 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Assistant Coaches Mickey Fein National Player of the Week honors from The Offensive Sports Network, College Sporting News and Coordinator/ the ECAC. Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers As a team, Lafayette led the nation in passing efficiency (161.58), was 11th in passing offense (277.18) and finished 15th in Mickey Fein enters his the country in total offense (406.91). sixth season at Lafayette Fein’s impact could immediately be seen on and fourth as the the Lafayette offense in 2008, as the Leopards offensive coordinator. had the fewest turnovers per game in the Fein served as the nation with just 11 in 11 games, down from passing game coordinator in 2008 and 27 in 2007. Lafayette was picked off just five continues to oversee the quarterbacks and times, down from 17 in 2007. wide receivers. Before arriving on College Hill, Fein During his time at Lafayette, the Leopard spent 2006 and 2007 at Murray State as quarterbacks have employed a precision the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks passing game. Fein’s signal callers account for coach. Murray State finished second in the four of the top six performances for single- Ohio Valley Conference and 20th in the nation season completion percentage and three of the in total offense with 430.5 yards per game top five in career completion percentage. in 2007. The squad was first in the OVC in In 2012, Zach Zweizig ’15 and Andrew passing yardage and first downs and featured Shoop ’13 split time at quarterback, freshman quarterback Jeff Ehrhardt who completing 64 percent and 61 percent, earned OVC Newcomer of the Year honors mater, the University of Maine, in 2002. He respectively, marks that place them sixth and after leading the league in total offense, helped lead the squad to an 11-3 record and eight for single-season completion percentage. touchdown passes and passing yards. a share of the Atlantic 10 title. Fein began his In 2011, Shoop was the first Lafayette In 2006, the Murray State offense finished coaching career at Barnstable High School player in eight years to throw for 400 yards in third in the conference with 189.8 passing in Hyannis, Mass., where he was the team’s a game, completing 32-of-56 passes for 400 yards per game. Fein’s offense generated offensive coordinator from 1999-00. yards at Stony Brook. 300 yards or more in five games, including As a player, Fein was the starting QB at In 2010, Ryan O’Neil ’12 turned in a solid a season-best 514 yards against Indiana Maine for four seasons (1995-98). He was season in his first as a starter. With Fein as his State. Fein moved to MSU after spending the team MVP in 1997 and 1998 and team position coach, O’Neil threw for 2,183 yards, three seasons (2003-05) at the University captain in 1998. When he graduated in 1999, 15 touchdowns and seven interceptions and of Tennessee-Martin, where he served as he held 17 school records. completed 67 percent of his passes (second offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. The Barnstable, Mass., native went on all-time in a season). His year was highlighted In 2005, the Skyhawk offense finished the to play two seasons of professional football. by a career day vs. Holy Cross on Nov. 13, season ranked second in the Ohio Valley In 2000 he played for the Albany Firebirds going 35-for-42 for 335 yards and four Conference in scoring and rushing offense, of the Arena Football League, and in 2001 touchdowns with no interceptions. In that and fourth in total offense. UT Martin running Fein was the starting quarterback for the same game, Mark Layton ’11 also set a school back Don Chapman led the OVC in rushing Norfolk Nighthawks of the AFL2. Fein earned record with 13 receptions for 175 yards and yards per game, and QB Brady Wahlberg a bachelor of science degree in Business two touchdowns. finished third in total offense. Administration from Maine in 1999. He and Under Fein’s tutelage, Rob Curley ’10, Before arriving at Tennessee-Martin, Fein his wife, Courtney, have two children, Jacklyn turned in a record-breaking 2009 campaign served as the wide receivers coach at his alma and Ty. on his way to All-Patriot League honors and a professional football career. Curley set single- season records for passing yards (3,044), touchdowns (28) and completions (231). He also established a single-season mark for completion percentage (68.8, 231-of-336) and career completion percentage (63.8, 429-of-672) and finished third in the nation in passing efficiency (165.2). He ranks fifth in career touchdown passes at Lafayette with 44. In the final five games of Curley’s career, he threw for 300+ yards in each contest. He tossed a school-record seven touchdowns in a win over nationally ranked Colgate, going 18-for-31 for a career-high 373 yards. The effort earned him Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week honors and handed him

2013 49 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Stan Clayton In 2010, Clayton coached Biel and Anthony Clayton graduated from Penn State Offensive Line Buffolino ’12 to All-Patriot League Second- in 1988 with a degree in Administration Team selections. In his first season with the of Justice and a minor in Business Law. Leopards in 2009, Clayton mentored two While at Penn State, he was a member of Stan Clayton, All-Patriot League performers in tackle Ryan the 1986 national championship team and a former Penn State Hart-Predmore ’10 and center Mike Wojcik a 1987 All-America honorable mention. national champion and ’10. Both were integral parts in the pass He was a 10th-round selection of the NFL player, boasts 15- protection scheme that helped Lafayette lead Atlanta Falcons in the 1988 draft and played plus years of coaching the nation in passing efficiency and finish for the next four years in the NFL with Atlanta experience with offensive among the nation’s statistical leaders in (1988-89), New England (1990-91) and lines and is in the midst passing offense (11th) and total offense (15th). Pittsburgh (1992). of his fifth season at Lafayette. Clayton came to College Hill after three After his NFL career, the Cherry Hill, N.J. In 2013, Clayton will have the opportunity seasons at Toledo where he coached a 2008 native returned to Penn State as an assistant to work with an offensive line that returns NFL third-round draft pick, John Greco, and coach in 1995 for one year before serving all five starters, Clayton’s first chance to do led the offensive line to a No. 2 ranking in stints at Massachusetts and Alabama State. so during his Lafayette tenure. The group the Mid-American Conference and a No. 19 He also spent six summers participating includes 2012 All-Patriot League Second- ranking in the nation for fewest sacks allowed in the NFL’s minority coaching fellowship Team selection Luke Chairolanzio ’15 at left (16) in 2007. The Toledo offense led the MAC program with Chicago, New York (Giants), tackle and Academic All-District selection in rushing and total offense and was second in Philadelphia and Tennessee. Brad Bormann ’14 at left guard. Both enter scoring during that season. Clayton is married to the former Kathleen their third seasons as starters. He also spent six years at Princeton as Griffin. In 2011, Clayton managed a line that the offensive line coach and running game featured All-Patriot League First-Team coordinator. While with the Tigers, he coached honoree Scott Biel ’12, who started every Ross Tucker and Dennis Norman, both of game his final three seasons. He also oversaw whom went on to spend at least seven years the development of Chiarolanzio at right in the NFL. tackle.

2013 50 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Phil In 2009, for the second straight season, the Prior to arriving at Lafayette, Hallahan Hallahan Lafayette corps of running backs took care of coached running backs at Amherst College Running Backs the ball, handing it over just four times, good for two seasons, where he mentored tailback enough for sixth in the country. Hallahan Fletcher Ladd to ECAC Division III Northeast saw fifth-year senior Maurice White ’10, an Player of the Year honors and the All-New Phil Hallahan All-Patriot League First-Team selection, close England Division II/III Team. A 2003 graduate begins his ninth season out his career with seven touchdowns in the of Syracuse University with a degree in on the Lafayette Leopards’ pass-first offense. Consumer Studies, Hallahan was the head coaching staff, the In 2008, Hallahan’s running backs turned manager for the Orange football program as second longest tenure the ball over just six times and the team had an undergraduate. He also spent one summer of any of Tavani’s assistants. Hallahan is the fewest turnovers per game in the nation. as an administrative intern for the Syracuse coaching the Leopard running backs for the Five different running backs had 150 or more football program and spent time working for sixth straight season after mentoring the wide yards with three of them gaining 300 or more. the program’s video coordinator. receivers for three seasons. Hallahan oversaw a 2006 passing attack Hallahan resides in Forks Township, Pa. Hallahan has helped oversee the that was ranked 37th in the nation in passing development of Ross Scheuerman ’15, efficiency. Joe Ort ’06 and Shaun Adair ’08 the Patriot League’s Rookie of the Year in posted big numbers with Ort reeling in 50 2011 and a two-time All-Patriot League balls for 814 yards while Adair pulled down 33 Second-Team honoree who has led the team catches for 501 yards. in rushing and kick returning his first two Lafayette’s passing attack flourished in seasons. 2005, ranking second in the Patriot League In 2013, Hallahan will aid in the transition with 214.8 yards per game. Brandon Stanford of Greg Kessel ’14 from fullback to tailback. ’06 and Ort had career years, with Stanford Kessel, along with classmate Pat Creahan, earning All-Patriot League First-Team honors have been a formidable duo at fullback and after finishing second in the conference with on special teams. Creahan was an All-Patriot 57 catches and 683 yards. Ort caught 28 League Second Team honoree as a freshman passes for 482 yards in nine games. in 2010.

2013 51 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Scott Biel Offensive Assistant/ Tight Ends Scott Biel, a 2012 Lafayette graduate, begins his ﬁrst season as an assistant coach on the Lafayette football staff. He will be charged with coaching the tight ends while also assisting with the offensive line. Biel is working work with perhaps the top tight end corps in the Patriot League led by Brandon Hall ’14 and Morgan Donohue ’14 and joined by Brian Keller ’16. Biel spent the 2012 season as the tight ends coach at Franklin & Marshall where he helped F&M head coach John Troxell ’94 guide the squad to a 7-4 mark and an ECAC Bowl appearance. Biel coached tight end Devin Hunter to All-Centennial Conference First- Team honors. Biel was a three-year starter at offensive guard for the Leopards. He secured All-Patriot League First Team laurels his senior season of 2011 when he was also tabbed as the team’s MVP. In 2010, he garnered All-Patriot League Second-Team honors and was named the team Offensive Line MVP. Biel was the The Bluebell, Pa. native graduated with Leopards’ scout team MVP as a freshman and a bachelor’s degree in Anthropology and Rookie of the Year honors as a sophomore. Sociology.

Tim Brady Offensive Assistant/ Wide Receivers

Tim Brady begins his first season on the Lafayette football staff, and will serve as an offensive assistant coaching the wide receivers. Brady joins the Leopards following a two-year coaching stint at his alma mater Springfield College, where he coached quarterbacks and wide receivers. At Springfield, he was responsible for composing practice plans, film exchange, assisting in the offensive game plan and recruiting in Connecticut and Florida. In 2012, Brady served concurrently as Yale University’s strength and conditioning intern. Brady was a three-year starter at wide receiver for Springfield, and graduated in 2011. He was named to the Empire 8 All- Academic team three times and garnered the Norman C. Keith Scholar Athlete Award in 2010. A native of Southbury, Conn., Brady earned his bachelor’s degree in Physical Education from Springfield in 2011, and his master’s in Strength in Conditioning in 2013.

2013 52 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL John Loose That defense included Romans and six All- Defensive Coordinator/ Patriot League selections. Linebackers In 2006, Loose guided a defense that was John Loose is in his the best in the conference at stopping the 14th season as defensive run, allowing just 139 yards per game on coordinator and has the ground. Six players from the 2006 squad been with Frank Tavani earned all-league honors, including Marvin for his entire tenure as Snipes ’07 and Torian Johnson ’07 who were head coach. Lafayette recognized for the second time in their careers. has featured a dominant In 2005, the Leopards were ranked among defense under his inventive direction, a corps the top 20 teams in the nation in five consistently ranked in the top 20 statistically. categories, including ninth in scoring defense In 2012, the Lafayette showcased four All- (17.0 ppg) and 11th in total defense (296.9 Patriot League selections with Rick Lyster ’12 ypg). Linebacker Maurice Bennett ’06 was garnering first-team honors on the defensive a finalist for the Buchanan Award and was line and Darius Safford ’12, Kyni Scott ’12 recognized as an All-American by five national and Jared Roberts ’16 in the secondary. organizations after leading Lafayette with 133 In 2011, LB Leroy Butler ’12 and CB tackles and seven sacks. Fellow linebackers Brandon Ellis ’12 secured All-Patriot League Blake Costanzo ’06 and Dion Witherspoon First-Team laurels. Butler led the team with ’06 were also named to the All-Patriot League 91 tackles and seven for loss. team and combined with Bennett for 329 Players from all three levels of Loose’s tackles as seniors. Constanzo is currently Following a stellar prep football career at defense earned All-League recognition in playing in the NFL for the Chicago Bears. Watkins Glen High School, Loose opted to 2010. Ellis snatched a First-Team nod, Lafayette’s defense stepped up in the concentrate on his track abilities and forged while DL Doug Gerowski ’11 and LB Mike 2004 Patriot League championship run, a standout collegiate career at Ithaca College. Schmidlein ’11 garnered Second-Team nods. holding the league opposition to 15.2 points A five-time NCAA qualifier and All-America Two of Loose’s linebackers, Schmidlein and and 103.7 rushing yards per game to lead choice, Loose specialized in the high jump Mark Leggiero ’10, earned All-Patriot League the league in both categories. Loose’s charges and remains the school record-holder with a status in 2009 with four defensive players allowed 14 scoring opportunities inside the 20- leap of 6-10 1/4. He earned four letters each recognized overall. Schmidlein led the league yard line and five red zone touchdowns in six in indoors and outdoors prior to graduating in in tackles per game (10.0) while the team games. The 2003 unit forced 15 fumbles with 1987 with a degree in Physical Education and featured a stingy run defense that was ranked Wes Erbe ’05 accounting for five himself, tied a minor in Psychology. 11th in the nation. for second-most nationally. Loose spent eight In addition to his athletic slate at Ithaca, In 2008, Loose was selected as the American years at West Point after arriving in 1992. Loose assisted several high school squads, Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Assistant He spent two seasons assisting with Army’s serving on the staff at Corning West in 1986 Coach of the Year for his work on the gridiron defensive secondary and linebacker positions. after two years at his alma mater, Watkins and his dedication to Lauren’s First and Goal During the 1994 and 1995 campaigns, he Glen. As a student at Watkins Glen, Loose was Foundation (LFG), an organization he and his served as head junior varsity coach while also the IAC Defensive Player of the Year in football wife, Marianne, started in 2004 to raise money mentoring the varsity outside linebackers. and is a member of its hall of fame. for pediatric brain tumor research. In 2012, With his guidance, Army ranked sixth in the Loose began his college coaching career that work was also recognized by Lafayette nation in rushing defense during a 10-2 season at Albany in 1987, overseeing the defensive College as the Looses were presented with in 1996. backs for two seasons while earning his honorary Doctor of Public Service degrees. Before signing on with Bob Sutton’s staff at master’s degree in Curriculum Planning and LFG has generated more than $1.5 million Army, Loose spent three seasons at the U.S. Development. Loose left Albany for the Coast and blossomed into one of the largest one- Coast Guard Academy as an assistant, serving Guard Academy in 1989. day football clinics in the country. LFG has as both defensive coordinator and defensive The Looses reside in Forks Township with hosted camps in Pennsylvania, Florida, Ohio secondary coach under head coach Tom Bell. their daughters, Lauren and Grace. and New York with campers from 33 states attending. The 2013 camp in Easton raised $103,000, was attended by more than 2,000 campers and staffed by 310 college coaches who volunteered their time. On the field in 2008, under the leadership of two-time Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year Andy Romans, Lafayette finished eighth in the nation in scoring defense (17.6 ppg), 10th in rushing defense (92.2 ypg) and 20th in total defense (303.2 ypg). In 2007, Loose coached the top-ranked defense in the country, as his Leopards allowed a NCAA-best 260.9 yards per game. Lafayette was also ranked fourth in rushing defense (85.7 ypg), eighth in scoring defense (16.9 ppg) and 15th in pass efficiency defense (108.3).

2013 53 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Doug McFadden Special Teams Coordinator/ Defensive Backs

Doug McFadden, who has more than a decade of coaching experience with secondary units, begins his ﬁfth season on the Lafayette coaching staff. For 2013, McFadden has added the title of special teams coordinator, as head coach Frank Tavani moved away from a decentralized special teams leadership approach from previous seasons to McFadden’s guidance of the units. In 2012, the Lafayette secondary enjoyed one of its most productive seasons in recent history. The Leopards intercepted 22 passes (second most in the nation) and had Darius Safford ’13, Kyni Scott ’13 and Jared Roberts ’15 accrue All-Patriot League laurels. For 2013, three of the four projected starters, Roberts, Shane Black ’15 and Randall Logan ’14, have experience as starters with Roberts and Black full-time starters in 2012. In 2011, the secondary was one of the top units in the Patriot League led by three-time All-League selection Brandon Ellis ’12. In 2010, McFadden coached Ellis to First- Team honors after earning Second-Team honors the year prior. That year, Ellis was one of just two sophomores in the conference to earn recognition on defense. Ellis was third on the team in tackles that season and was fourth in 2010. Prior to coming to Lafayette, McFadden served as assistant head coach from 2005- 09 at Fort Hays State University in Kansas, working as the secondary coach and special teams’ coordinator. A native of Columbia, S.C., he arrived at the Tiger football program after serving as the special teams’ coordinator and secondary coach for two years at South Dakota State University. While at Langston University in 2002, McFadden was the defensive coordinator and secondary coach. He served in the same capacity at Hutchinson Community College in 2001 and was secondary coach for the Blue Dragons from 1999 to 2000. McFadden earned his bachelor’s degree in A four-year letterwinner at Southwest Organization Management and Leadership Baptist University in Bolivar, Mo., the former from Friends University in 2001. cornerback was an NCAA Division II All-Star He is married to the former Susan Cochran in 1999 and an All-MIAA selection in 1998. In and the couple has three daughters, Olivia, 2000, he played professionally for the Wichita Gabrielle and Payton. Warlords of the Indoor Football League.

2013 54 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Ian Dell Defensive Line Ian Dell is in his second season on the Lafayette coaching staff and his ﬁrst on the defensive side of the ball. In July 2013, Dell was promoted from tight ends coach to defensive line coach. In 2012, Dell returned to a Leopard program in which he was an All-Patriot League First-Team defensive lineman during his playing career. A two-year starter, Dell was the team’s defensive line MVP in his senior season of 2009 while earning College Sporting News All- America Honorable Mention status. Prior to his second stint on College Hill, Dell spent two seasons as a defensive line coach at Moravian College in Bethlehem, Pa. He handled the weekly defensive line practice schedules, and conducted positional meetings covering scouting reports and the installation of the defensive game plan. Dell also recruited in central Pennsylvania and central New Jersey in his time with the Greyhounds program. A native of Harrisburg, Pa., Dell graduated from Lafayette in 2010 with a degree in Neuroscience.

2013 55 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Evan Nardone Defensive Assistant/ Defensive Backs Evan Nardone is in his second season on the Lafayette football coaching staff. Nardone, who handled football operations in 2012, will continue to assist the Lafayette secondary. That unit helped the Leopards intercept 22 passes in 2012, the second most in the nation. Nardone returned to College Hill where he helped lead Lafayette to 28 victories and a Patriot League championship as a linebacker. Nardone was a member of the Leopards’ 2006 Patriot League Championship team and the 2007 team which ranked first in the nation in defense. He also won the 2008 Most Improved Player Award and the 2009 Unsung Hero Award as a contributor on defense and special teams. Prior to his return to College Hill, he spent two seasons as an assistant coach and video operations coordinator at LaGrange College in LaGrange, Ga. He was responsible for coaching linebackers, conducting positional meetings and on-field drills and monitoring academic progress of student-athletes while assisting in recruiting efforts. Nardone graduated from Lafayette in 2010 with degrees in Economics and Business and Government and Law. Nardone earned his Master of Arts in Teaching from LaGrange College. Tim Nish Defensive Assistant/ Defensive Line Tim Nish is in his eighth season as a member of the Lafayette coaching staff. Nish previously served as a volunteer, working with defensive coordinator John Loose. Nish has also spent significant time preparing the offensive scout team in practice. A defensive lineman during his Lafayette career, Nish played four seasons of varsity football and graduated in 2006 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. In 2004 and 2005, he was named the scout team defensive co-MVP. In his final season, the Lafayette coaching staff honored him with the Unsung Hero Award. Nish currently works as a design engineer in Phillipsburg, N.J. He married the former Tiffany Muir, an assistant athletic trainer at Lafayette, in the summer of 2012.

2013 56 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Brad Potts Potts received his master’s of science April 2012, he was published in American Director of Sports degree in Heath Science from IUP in 2006. Football Monthly. Performance He is certiﬁed through the USAW as a sports Potts and his wife, Tiffany, have a daughter, performance coach and is certiﬁed by the NSCA Evangeline, and a son, Ronin. Brad Potts is in his sixth as a Strength and Conditioning Specialist. In year at Lafayette and third as the Director of Sports Performance. Donna Potts works with all of Holden Lafayette’s 23 Division )RRWEDOO2IÀFH Secretary I athletic teams, and is an integral part of the success of the Lafayette football program. Prior to Lafayette, Potts was the assistant strength and conditioning coach at Wofford College in Spartanburg, S.C. for one year. From March 2005 to August 2006, Potts spent time at the University of North Carolina and University of Georgia, working at both Cindy institutions as an intern to the head strength Walleisa and conditioning coach. )RRWEDOO2IÀFH Potts is a 2005 graduate of Indiana Secretary University of Pennsylvania (IUP), earning his degree in Exercise Physiology. During his time at IUP, Potts earned Division II All- America status at linebacker and was selected to the all-conference and All-Northeast Region teams. Potts went on to play for the Johnstown Riverhawks, a professional Arena League football team.

2013 57 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL THE COLLEGE Lafayette at a Glance

Students say Lafayette is a special place because of the breadth of the curriculum, encompassing the arts and humanities, social and natural sciences, and engineering. It gives Lafayette a “university feel” in an environment dedicated to the undergraduate. Professors work with students from vastly different disciplines on a regular basis to solve real problems. This is the hallmark of a Lafayette liberal arts education.

FOUNDED: In 1826 by citizens of Easton, ENROLLMENT: Approximately 2,400 ENDOWMENT: Total endowment of Pa., and named for the Marquis de Lafayette students; 53% men, 47% women. Students approximately nearly $700 million. As in honor of his “talents, virtues, and services in come from 42 U.S. states and territories and an exclusively undergraduate institution, the great cause of freedom.” 37 countries. Lafayette focuses all of its resources on undergraduates. CHARACTER: Most academically FACULTY: 215 full-time faculty members, competitive, independent, undergraduate, 99 percent holding the doctorate or other LOCATION: Easton, Pa., population 30,000 coeducational, residential. terminal degree; 10.5 to 1 student/faculty in Lehigh Valley (Easton, Bethlehem and ratio. Allentown) of 800,000; about 70 miles west DEGREES: Bachelor of Arts in 37 fields; of New York City and 60 miles north of Bachelor of Science in 10 fields of science CAMPUS: 69 buildings on 340 total acres Philadelphia; the Pocono Mountains are and 4 fields of engineering. including a 230-acre athletic campus. about 35 miles north.

2013 59 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Easton, Pennsylvania

THE CITY and other stores and services adjacent to Situated at the confluence of the Lehigh campus. and Delaware rivers, Easton has many i5PEBZ NBOZPGUIFBSDIJUFDUEFTJHOFE charms, including its architecture, natural NBOTJPOTBOEPUIFSIPNFTUPXFSJOHBCPWF beauty, generous people, and rich history. &BTUPOTEPXOUPXO CVJMUBDFOUVSZPSTPMBUFS Amble downtown and you’ll find a range nZnBHTPOUIF'PVSUIPG+VMZ BDLOPXMFEHJOH of restaurants, antique shops, art galleries, the city’s prominent place in the country’s a yoga studio, a used book store and, on early history. the weekends, live jazz. With its proximity Years passed, and as the city and the to New York City and Philadelphia, its DPVOUSZHSFX -BGBZFUUF$PMMFHFCPVHIUMBOE affordability, and intriguing, downtown living in 1832 on what it called Mount Lafayette and spaces, Easton attracts artists, musicians, moved to that site two years later. As common photographers, writers, actors, and other usage changed the name to College Hill, the creative types to its neighborhoods. TUSFFUTIVHHJOHUIFFEHFPGDBNQVTCFDBNFUIF Founded in 1752, Easton was one of $PMMFHF)JMMOFJHICPSIPPEPGUPEBZ only three cities where the Declaration of Many of the streets are named after early Independence was publicly read after its professors, college presidents or trustees. DOWNTOWN adoption by the Second Continental Congress. College Hill’s main artery, Cattell Street, EASTON EVENTS The reading, on July 6, 1776, in Easton’s honors Dr. William Cassidy Cattell, Great Square, now called Centre Square, was B1SFTCZUFSJBONJOJTUFSXIPTFSWFEBT greeted with shouts, huzzahs, and the firing Lafayette’s president from 1863 to 1883. of muskets. Today, Centre Square is home Many of the structures that line Cattell LAFAYETTE DAY IN THE to retail stores, restaurants and the country’s 4USFFU PSJHJOBMMZCVJMUBTSFTJEFODFT IBWF SQUARE oldest, continuously operating open-air CFFODPOWFSUFEUPCVTJOFTTFT$BUUFMM4USFFUJT Held on a September Saturday in market, Easton Farmers’ Market. It, too, dates a perfect example of the original egalitarian Centra Square, this fun-filled day of back to about 1752. nature of College Hill, where handsome villas free food, music, and entertainment stand next to ordinary homes.” is all about Lafayette! The event was THE NEIGHBORHOOD created in ’07 to welcome the Lafayette College Hill is a shady, sidewalk-filled By Kathryn Finegan Clark in community to Downtown Easton and residential community with a variety of casual Because You Live Here showcase all that downtown has to dining spots, hair salons, convenience stores, offer.

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2013 60 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Alison Byerly Seventeenth President of Lafayette College

A nationally recognized importance of curricular innovation, and 2002-03 and completed the manuscript while scholar, Alison Byerly MOOCs (massively open online courses), a visiting scholar at Stanford University in is one of the nation’s Byerly has lectured widely on these topics 2008-09. Byerly also is the author of many most prominent at the annual convention of the Modern scholarly articles and book chapters, including thought leaders on the Language Association (MLA), the biennial “Technologies of Travel in the Victorian role of technology in Media in Transition conference, the MIT Novel” in The Oxford Handbook of the higher education. She Communications Forum, and other venues. Victorian Novel. has a long and deep Her essays have appeared in The Chronicle of Byerly continued to teach regularly while involvement in and Higher Education and Inside Higher Ed. serving as provost at Middlebury. Her courses commitment to an While serving as a visiting scholar in over her last several years included Time and interdisciplinary and literature at MIT, Byerly led an online seminar Narrative, a team-taught International Studies global approach to higher education. on evaluating digital scholarship hosted in seminar on Politics and the Novel, and a Before becoming Lafayette’s 17th president, October 2012 by the National Institute for multimedia course on Fictional Worlds. Byerly served in leadership positions at Technology in Liberal Education. In January Among other leadership roles in national Middlebury College for 13 years, most recently 2013 at MLA’s annual convention in Boston, organizations, she served as a member of the as provost and executive vice president. A she led a workshop on the same topic and Coordinating Committee of the Alliance to member of the Middlebury faculty from presented research on locative media and the Advance Liberal Arts Colleges from 2010-12 1989-2013, she held an interdisciplinary environment. Later that month, she spoke on and as a member of the New Faculty Fellows appointment as College Professor and served ways colleges and universities can respond to Selection Committee of the American Council as a visiting scholar at MIT, Stanford, and the opportunities and challenges presented of Learned Societies from 2009-11. Oxford. by online education at the annual meeting A native of Glenside, Pa., Byerly earned a Byerly served as Middlebury’s provost of the American Association of Colleges and bachelor of arts degree with honors in English and executive vice president from 2007-12, Universities in Atlanta. at Wellesley College in 1983, a master of arts following appointments as vice president Byerly is the author of two books, in English at University of Pennsylvania in for academic affairs, dean of faculty, and Are We There Yet? Virtual Travel and 1984, and a doctorate in English at Penn associate dean. She was responsible for Victorian Realism, published in 2012 by in 1989. At Penn, she was the recipient of a all undergraduate faculty and academic the University of Michigan Press, and University Fellowship, Dean’s Fellowship, programs, research centers, arts facilities, Realism, Representation, and the Arts in Dean’s Award for Distinguished Teaching, admissions, environmental affairs, and Nineteenth-Century Literature, published and Mellon Dissertation Fellowship. As an international programs. by Cambridge University Press in 1997 undergraduate, she received Wellesley’s Among other accomplishments, she and reissued in paperback in 2006. Are We Jacqueline Award in English Composition and oversaw an expansion of the faculty by There Yet? connects the Victorian fascination Mary C. Lyons Prize in Writing. 28 new positions, enhancing staffing of with “virtual travel” with the rise of realism Byerly is married to Stephen Jensen, interdisciplinary programs as well as core in 19th century fiction and 21st century a medical editor. They have a daughter, departments. Byerly worked to build experiments in virtual reality. Byerly began Laramie, a student at Carleton College, and a connections between Middlebury’s residential- research for the project as a visiting fellow son, Ryan, in high school. life system and academic program by at Harris Manchester College, Oxford, in encouraging residentially based programming of academic events and lectures. She also appointed a series of task forces on curricular innovation that generated proposals and policy changes to encourage curricular experimentation. This included a change in course-evaluation processes that was featured in an article in Inside Higher Ed. Byerly played a key role in developing Middlebury’s partnership with the Monterey Institute of International Studies in California, a graduate school offering professional degrees and certificate programs with an international focus that was acquired by Middlebury in 2010. A leading voice nationally on emerging forms of digital scholarship, the changing role of the humanities in the digital age, the

2013 61 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Bruce E. include the $23 million renovation of Fisher development programming to accomplish this McCutcheon Stadium, the construction of Kamine Stadium objective. Director of Athletics for baseball, renovation of Mike Bourger McCutcheon is proud to oversee a varsity ‘44 Field at Oaks Stadium for soccer, the athletics program with a proud tradition of construction of a new softball stadium and academic excellence. Lafayette’s scholar- Bruce McCutcheon Maroon Club Strength Center renovation athletes excel as witnessed by graduation enters his 13th year projects. rates among the nation’s best, prestigious as director of athletics Additionally, the track and ﬁeld program postgraduate scholarship awards and for Lafayette’s 23- has been relocated to Metzgar Fields Athletic Academic All-America and Patriot League sport varsity athletics Complex where a new track opened for academic honors. program. He was competition in 2009 and hosted the Patriot An experienced administrator, McCutcheon named the 10th director of athletics in the League Championships in 2011. In the serves on the executive committee of the history of the College on Sept. 20, 2001. summer of 2007, Kamine Varsity House Division I Football Championship Subdivision In 2013, McCutcheon was named at Metzgar Fields, which houses 11 teams, Athletics Directors Association (FCS ADA) an Under Armour A.D. of the Year and received a drastic makeover and renovation. and serves as chair of the Patriot League’s presented with the award at NACDA’s annual In 2011, the Morel Field House was opened, Committee on Athletic Administration. He convention in Orlando, Fla. housing indoor batting facilities for baseball recently completed his term on the NCAA Since his appointment as director, and softball and in Kirby Sports Center the Division I FCS Football Championship McCutcheon has orchestrated a far-reaching men’s and women’s basketball locker rooms Committee and the NCAA Division I Football upgrade in athletic facilities, increased the were expanded and renovated. McCutcheon Issues Committee. He served a four-year number and quality of the coaching staff also oversaw a renovation of the Kirby Sports term on the NCAA Academics/Eligibility/ and other personnel, played a key role in the Center arena which was completed in August Compliance Cabinet and was chairman of development of a visual identity program, 2013. the ECAC Division I Robbins Scholar-Athlete implemented a comprehensive leadership McCutcheon has also upgraded the Committee. He holds memberships in the development program for student-athletes, department by creating full-time positions National Association of Collegiate Directors and built upon Lafayette’s long-standing in several sports, including volleyball, men’s of Athletics and the National Football tradition of scholar-athlete excellence. and women’s soccer and baseball, as well as Foundation and College Hall of Fame. Upon assuming the athletic director strength and conditioning, athletic training McCutcheon began his tenure at Lafayette reins, McCutcheon quickly began to change and athletic equipment services. in July of 1990, after serving as assistant the culture of Lafayette Athletics and he In 2011, McCutcheon introduced the Oaks director of athletics at Temple University garnered the support of the College’s central Leadership Academy as a comprehensive for one year. That followed a ﬁve-year administration and the Maroon Club on program to develop, challenge, and support tenure as an assistant athletic director at several major initiatives in the areas of Lafayette student-athletes and coaches Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, facilities and personnel. in their quest to become effective leaders Ill. McCutcheon graduated from the College Early in his tenure as director, in academics, athletics and life. The Oaks of William & Mary in 1976 with a bachelor’s McCutcheon spearheaded the creation of an Leadership Academy was developed as a degree in Physical Education. He was a two- athletic facilities master plan, which resulted partnership between Lafayette and Janssen sport athlete at William & Mary, competing in in far-reaching upgrades in athletic facilities. Peak Performance and provides the leadership football and track. He later earned a Master of Recent upgrades as a result of that endeavor Arts degree in Sports Administration from The Ohio State University in 1982 and completed his Doctor of Philosophy degree in Sport Management in 1988, also from Ohio State. A native of Media, Pa., McCutcheon and his wife, Pat, reside on College Hill and have three children, Ian, Meghan and Gavin. Ian, a 2009 Lafayette graduate, recently graduated from law school at Ohio State while his younger sister, Meghan, graduated from Radford University in 2012. Gavin is a junior at Roanoke College.

2013 62 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Faculty Mentors

Susan Averett USA Today and the 8BMM4USFFU+PVSOBM and Faculty Mentor her research into adolescent health and risky behavior garnered an appearance on The Susan L. Averett is Today Show. the Charles A. Dana Averett has been the recipient of numerous Professor of Economics. awards to recognize her excellence in teaching She has taught at and mentoring. She serves as the college’s Lafayette since 1991 Faculty Representative to the NCAA and as a and teaches courses faculty mentor to the football team. She also on health economics, serves on the board of trustees for Easton women and the economy, and econometrics. Hospital. Her current research focuses on the Averett and her colleague, Edward N. economic causes and consequences of Gamber are the co-editors of the Eastern obesity, untangling the relationship between &DPOPNJD+PVSOBM. marriage and health, the behavior and A 1986 graduate of Colorado State where academic achievement of multiracial youth she earned a bachelor’s degree in Economics, and the effect of birth order on adolescent Averett went on to earn her Ph.D. in health and risky behavior. Economics from Colorado in 1991. Averett is also the co-author, with Saul She is the mother of two daughters. Her D. Hoffman of the textbook Women and the oldest daughter is a sophomore at Colorado &DPOPNZ'BNJMZ8PSLBOE1BZ which is in State University and her younger daughter is its second edition. in the ninth grade at Easton Area High School. Her research has been reported in various newspapers including the New York Times,

Roger Ruggles Fellowship in Aiken, S.C. That followed a Faculty Mentor 1994 faculty research fellowship sponsored by the U.S. Navy/ASEE when he spent a 10 Roger Ruggles is an weeks at the Naval Research laboratory’s associate professor in the Polar Oceanography branch in Hanover, N.H. Civil and Environmental Ruggles earned his bachelor’s degree in Engineering Department Civil and Environmental Engineering from at Lafayette. He is in the Clarkson College in 1980 and followed with midst of his second term his master’s degree in Civil Engineering two as the department head, years later and his Ph.D. in Engineering a title he has held most recently since 2007. Science in 1986. He served as an instructor Ruggles has been at the College since 1985 at Clarkson from 1982-85. His time there and has taught courses in instruction of came after four years in the Air Force ﬂuid mechanics, surveying, instrumentation, (1972-76) where he repaired long-range hydrology, planning and design, open channel radar systems. Ruggles also worked as a hydraulics, independent study in geographical hydraulic engineer at Acres American, Inc. information systems and remote sensing, in Buffalo, N.Y. and FORTRAN programming. He also Outside of teaching, Ruggles is a member of developed an interdisciplinary course to teach the Easton City Council and is a Maroon Club engineering methods to non-engineers, and Executive Committee member for Lafayette’s served as a facilitator in the Lafayette College athletic fundraising group in addition to his technology clinic. time as a faculty mentor for the football team. Selected as a Fulbright Scholar in 2000-01, Ruggles and his wife Susan, a Lutheran Ruggles worked through Markere University minister, reside on College Hill. They in Kampala, Uganda where he taught four have four adult children, Bryan, Stefanie, undergraduate and two graduate level Jacob ’01 and Karen ’08. courses. In 1994, Ruggles also undertook a Department of Energy Summer Research

2013 63 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Fisher Stadium

Fisher Field at Fisher Stadium has been home to the Lafayette football program since 1926. The complete $33 million transformation, which began in 2006, has given Lafayette one of the premier venues in all of Division I football at the FCS level. The project, completed in 2007, consolidated all of the College’s football operations on the main campus. New spectator seating has been built throughout the venue, including chair back seating in select areas of the home stands. Additional visitors’ seating has also been added, taking the stadium capacity to 13,132 fans. The team plays on FieldTurf’s state-of-the- art in-fill synthetic surface, allowing for year- round use by the football program. For the first time in the venue’s history, night games were played in 2007 thanks to the installation of stadium lighting. A press box atop the home grandstands has been added that includes individual booths for television and radio, coaching staffs and game administrators, while a VIP suite has been added at the end opposite the print media area. Perhaps the most visible feature of the venue during gameday is the addition of the state-of-the-art scoreboard which features a 19 by 35-foot video matrix board, capable of showing live game action. Other stadium improvements include new restroom and vending areas in the middle and upper concourses. The 24,000 square foot Bourger Varsity Football House at the west end of Fisher Field completed the transformation of Lafayette’s football facilities into the state-of-the-art Fisher Stadium. The principal contributors to the of 251-162-13. Of the previous 86 seasons, In addition to featuring a spacious lobby and comprehensive Fisher Stadium project were Lafayette has produced 12 undefeated home reception area, the first floor of the Bourger the F.M. Kirby Foundation, Jack Bourger ’71 seasons with the most recent being the 1992 Varsity Football House, named in honor of and Selena Vanderwerf and the Brenda Blythe Patriot League champion Leopards who Eugene J. (Mike) ’44 Bourger and Ruth P’71 Trust and James R. ’77 and Tracey Fisher. went 5-0, the first undefeated home season Bourger, contains the team’s locker room, The F.M. Kirby Foundation came under the since 1970. During the 1991, 1992 and 1993 strength and conditioning areas and sports leadership of Fred Morgan Kirby ’42 until his seasons, Lafayette won 10 straight home medicine facilities, including a hydrotherapy passing in 2011. His lifetime of contributions games, tying the school record for consecutive room. The upper level houses coaches’ offices, to the College and the game of college football wins first set by the 1926 and 1927 squads in a gallery with displays honoring “Legends were honored by induction into the Lafayette the first 10 games ever played in the stadium. of Lafayette Football,” and several meeting College Maroon Club Hall of Fame and with The first football game played in the then rooms, one of which is theatre style and his receipt of the Legacy Award presented by 18,000-seat structure came on Sept. 25, 1926, large enough to accommodate the entire the National Football Foundation and the a 35-0 win over Muhlenberg College. team. That area, which can also be divided College Hall of Fame. into four separate spaces, features audio- Now entering its 87th season, Fisher Field visual capabilities that match those in the has been host to 421 Lafayette football games “smart classrooms” in the College’s with the Leopards enjoying an overall record academic buildings.

2013 64 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL MAROON CLUB’S Friends of Lafayette Football

The continued success of the Lafayette football program is made possible through the generous support of the Maroon Club’s Friends of Lafayette Football, a dedicated FRIEND OF THE network of alumni and friends of the program. YEAR AWARD For more than 10 years, the Maroon Club’s Friends of Lafayette Football has been a driving force behind the program’s success. This network of alumni and supporters has Established on Feb. 24, 2007, sustained dramatic growth over the last decade as both its long- the Friend of the Year Award is time and new members have assisted in the development of a presented by the Maroon Club’s championship-caliber football program in the Patriot League and Friends of Lafayette Football to an the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision. In the 2012-13 academic year, a total of $476,526 was raised alumnus or friend of the program and specifically designated for the football program thanks to the who has displayed an inordinate group’s 472 donors. Chaired by Fran Mustaro ’72, the Maroon amount of support and passion Club’s Friends of Lafayette Football provides additional funds for financial aid, recruitment and for Lafayette football. the purchase of equipment and supplies not included in the football operating budget. For the past 13 years, the Friends of Lafayette Football has paid for all three sets of the team’s 2006 Ned Jesser ’39 uniforms and has also undertaken the Sponsor-A-Player program which provides the playing equipment for members of the incoming freshman class through a one-time donation. Money 2007 F.M. Kirby ’42 raised by the Friends also is directed to custom-fitted knee braces, financial aid, recruiting costs 2008 John Wilbur Mack ’39 and supplementing coaching salaries and benefits. Other recent commitments include the Fisher 2009 Don Chubb ’50 Stadium sound system upgrade, the team’s charter flights to select road contests and blazers for 2010 Rev. John D. Kinard ’52 graduating seniors. 2011 Hugh Gallagher ’57 Throughout the season, the Friends of Lafayette Football offers game-day events to enhance the Leopards’ football experience for alumni, fans and parents. Pre-game tailgate gatherings are 2012 Joe Bozik ’58 located on the Rowland Press Box plaza, adjacent to the lower level of the Markle Parking Deck Maroon Club membership dues behind Fisher Stadium. Pre- and post-game receptions are held at all road contests throughout —which at the most are $50 annually per the season as well. There are several events hosted by the group during the football team’s donor – benefit each of Lafayette’s 23 varsity calendar year as well, including the team banquet, luncheons and receptions with Head Coach sports in several ways: Frank Tavani and the annual Ladies Football Clinic. tMAROON CLUB STRENGTH CENTER —The facility was made possible through Maroon Club membership dues as were the ROLE WITHIN THE MAROON CLUB renovations in 2002.

The “Friends of” groups are essential elements of the Maroon Club, an organization consisting t LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT & of approximately 2,000 donors raising a total of more than $1 million annually each of the past CAREER NETWORKING three years. Under the umbrella of the Maroon Club, each of the “Friends of” groups works —The Maroon Club funds Oaks Leadership Academy strengthening select student athletes closely with the Maroon Club Executive Committee. All fundraising activities performed by these skills in personal development. Membership organizations directly enhance the sport-speciﬁc Maroon Club accounts. dues also go towards sponsoring Career Net- working programs for all student-athletes.

t VISUAL IDENTITY PROGRAM —The Maroon Club membership dues covered all expenses associated with the creation of the current identity program.

tATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS INTERN —The Maroon Club membership dues fund the stipend for an Athletic Communications Assistant who handles all communications (web site, game programs, press releases, game management assistance, etc.) efforts for several sports.

t ASSISTANT STRENGTH COACH —Membership dues fund the stipend for the Assistant Strength Coach position which works with each of Lafayette’s 23 sports.

2013 65 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Patriot League Academic and Athletic Success “Today’s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow’s Leaders” Now in its third decade as an all-sport t"SNZT#SFOEBO#VDLMFZXPOUIF4FOJPS conference combining academic and athletic CLASS Award in men’s lacrosse as well as the excellence, the Patriot League sponsors Capital One Academic All-American of the championships in 24 men and women’s Year honor for men’s at-large sports. sports. Initially started as an NCAA Division I-AA football conference in 1986, the Patriot t#VDLMFZBOE#ZSOFXFSFOBNFEUIF1BUSJPU League became an all-sport conference in League Male and Female Scholar-Athlete of 1990 and includes American, Army, Boston the Year winners, respectively. University, Bucknell, Colgate, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh, Loyola (Md.) and Navy as t'JOBMJTUTGPS-PXFT4FOJPS$-"44"XBSE full members, and Fordham, Georgetown and Brendan Buckley (Army), Peter Baum MIT as associate members. Boston University (Colgate) and Mike Huffner (Bucknell), Men’s and Loyola join the Patriot League beginning Lacrosse; C.J. McCollum (Lehigh) and Mike with the 2013-14 season. Muscala (Bucknell), Men’s Basketball; Chris These institutions are among the oldest and Rowley (Army), Baseball. most prestigious in the nation and their alumni have and continue to play leadership roles in t-FIJHIT$+.D$PMMVNBOE#VDLOFMMT shaping our country. Since 1998, the Patriot Mike Muscala were each selected in the League has ranked first each year among all NBA Draft, becoming the second and third Division I conferences awarding athletic aid student-athletes in Patriot League history to in the NCAA Graduation Rate Report. The be drafted. League also had 80 percent of its teams post an APR score of 985 or higher in the most tTUVEFOUBUIMFUFTIBWFFBSOFE$BQJUBM recent data, and 71 Patriot League teams One Academic All-America recognition. earned NCAA Academic Performance Program Public Recognition Awards after posting tTUVEFOUBUIMFUFTIBWFSFDFJWFE$BQJUBM academic progress rate scores in the top 10 One/CoSIDA Academic All-District First-Team percent of all squads in their respective sports. recognition. The Patriot League’s mission is simple: to provide successful competitive athletic t'PSEIBNT1BUSJDL.VSSBZXBTOBNFEB experiences while maintaining high academic consensus FCS All-American and won the standards, and to prepare its student-athletes Fred Mitchell Award as the top placekicker to be leaders in society. During the 2012-13 in the nation outside of the Football Bowl academic year, Patriot League student- Subdivision. Lafayette Football athletes and teams have accomplished the 1988, 1992, 1994, following: t(FPSHFUPXOT3PCFSU.D$BCFBOE$PMHBUFT 2004, 2005 and 2006 Gavin McCarney each finished in the top five Patriot League Champions t5IF1BUSJPU-FBHVFSBOLFETFDPOEBNPOH in the voting for the FCS Player of the Year all conferences in multi-year APR rating, awards and were named All-Americans by and led all leagues in men’s basketball and multiple outlets. baseball APR. t.D$BCFXBTBMTPOBNFEUIF&$"$'$4 t1BUSJPU-FBHVFUFBNT BOEGSPNGVMM Defensive Player of the Year, and was one of member institutions, received NCAA Public three Patriot Leaguers to sign NFL free agent Recognition Awards for finishing in the top 10 contracts along with Lehigh’s Ryan Spadola percent of their sport in APR data. and Billy Boyko.

t1BUSJPU-FBHVFUFBNT BOEPWFSBMM t$PMHBUFT1FUFS#BVN -FIJHIT%BWJE from full League members, recorded perfect DiMaria and Army’s John Glesener were all graduation success rates. Tewaaraton candidates in men’s lacrosse.

t"MMFJHIU1BUSJPU-FBHVFTDIPPMTTDPSFE above 85 percent in graduation success rates.

t4JY1BUSJPU-FBHVFTUVEFOUBUIMFUFTXFSF awarded NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships.

2013 66 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL THE OPPONENTS GAME Sacred Heart 01 SEPTEMBER 7, 2013 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Football Contact: Jim Sheehan Ofﬁce Phone: (203) 365-4813 Cell Phone: (203) 745-7699 Email: [email protected] Fax: (203) 371-7889 Press Box: (203) 365-7532 Web Site: sacredheartpioneers.com Mark Nofri Gordon Hill Twitter: @SHUBigRed Head Coach +St4BGFUZ

FOOTBALL STAFF 2013 SCHEDULE Head Coach: Mark Nofri 8/31 at Marist 6:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Keene State ’93 9/7 at Lafayette 6:00 p.m. Record at School: 2-9 (1 season) 9/14 Lincoln 6:00 p.m. Career Record: Same 9/21 Chowan 1:00 p.m. Coach’s Phone: (203) 396-8103 Keshaudas Spence +St3VOOJOH#BDL 9/28 at Bucknell 6:00 p.m. 10/5 Wagner* 1:00 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION 10/12 Central Conn. State* 1:00 p.m. Lettermen Returning/Lost: TBA 10/19 at Bryant* 1:00 p.m. Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 10/26 at St. Francis* 12:00 p.m. Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 11/2 Monmouth 1:00 p.m. Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/3-4 11/9 Duquesne* 12:00 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 2-9 11/16 at Robert Morris* 12:00 p.m. Conference Record/Finish: 1-7/ninth

2012 RESULTS THE SERIES (FIRST MEETING) 9/1 at Morgan State 30-27 (4 OT) L First Meeting: 9/2/2006 (Lafayette 25, Sacred Heart 14) 9/15 at Colgate 35-14 L Last Meeting: 9/2/2006 (Lafayette 25, Sacred Heart 14) 9/22 at Monmouth* 27-14 L Current Streak: Lafayette +1 9/29 Central Conn. State* 34-21 W In Easton: N/A 10/6 Wagner* 12-3 L In Fairﬁeld: Lafayette leads, 1-0 10/13 at Dartmouth 27-10 W Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 25-Sacred Heart 14 (9/2/2006) 10/20 at Duquesne* 35-3 L Largest Margin of Victory (Sacred Heart): N/A 10/27 Albany* 23-20 L 11/3 at Bryant* 34-14 L LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS 11/10 Robert Morris*21-17 L Passing: Sr. QB Tim Little (88-of-175 for 897, 5 TD, 8 INT) 11/19 at St. Francis* 44-24 L Rushing: Jr. RB Keshaudas Spence (145-816, 5.6 avg., 6 TD) * NEC contest Receiving: Sr. WR Robert Dim (22-250, 11.4 avg., 3 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. General Information Sr. LB Justin Sexton 118 15.5 5.0 3 Location: Fairﬁeld, Conn. Sr. LB Matt Colucci 71 3.5 1.0 0 Founded: 1963 Jr. S Gordon Hill 68 3.5 0.5 1 Enrollment: 4,173 President: John Petillo Athletic Director: Bobby Valentine Nickname: Pioneers Colors: red and White Stadium (Capacity): Campus Field (3,334) Playing Surface: Field Turf Conference: Northeast Conference

2013 68 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME William & Mary

SEPTEMBER 14, 2013 02 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Football Contact: Pete Clawson Ofﬁce Phone: (757) 221-3369 Cell Phone: (757) 869-9293 Email: [email protected] Fax: (757) 221-2989 Press Box: (757) 221-3414 Web Site: www.TribeAthletics.com Jimmye Jerome Couplin Twitter: @TribeAthletics Laycock 4St'SFF4BGFUZ Head Coach FOOTBALL STAFF 2013 SCHEDULE Head Coach: Jimmye Laycock 8/31 at West Virginia 12:00 p.m Alma Mater: William & Mary ’70 9/7 Hampton 7:00 p.m. Record at School: 215-160-2 (33 seasons) 9/14 at Lafayette 6:00 p.m. Career Record: Same 9/21 Rhode Island* 7:00 p.m. Coach’s Phone: (757) 221-3337 Tre McBride 10/5 at Villanova* 1:00 p.m. +St8JEF3FDFJWFS 10/12 Penn 3:30 p.m. 10/19 at Maine* TBA TEAM INFORMATION 10/26 James Madison* 3:30 p.m. Lettermen Returning/Lost: 32/16 11/2 New Hampshire* 1:30 p.m. Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 11/9 at Delaware* 3:00 p.m. Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 11/16 Towson* 1:30 p.m. Basic Offense/Defense: Pro Style/4-3 11/23 at Richmond* 4:00 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 2-9 Conference Record/Finish: 1-7/Ninth 2012 RESULTS 9/1 at Maryland 7-6 L THE SERIES (FIRST MEETING) 9/8 Lafayette 17-14 L First Meeting: 9/8/2012 (Lafayette 17, William & Mary 14) 9/15 at Towson* 20-17 L Last Meeting: 9/8/2012 (Lafayette 17, William & Mary 14) 9/22 Delaware* 51-21 L Current Streak: Lafayette + 1 9/29 Georgia State* 35-3 W In Easton: N/A 10/6 at Penn 34-28 W In Williamsburg: Lafayette leads, 1-0 10/13 at James Madison* 27-26 (OT) L Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 17, William & Mary14 (9/8/2012) 10/27 Maine* 24-10 L Largest Margin of Victory (William & Mary): N/A 11/3 at New Hampshire* 28-25 L 11/10 at Old Dominion* 41-31 L LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS 11/17 Richmond* 21-14 L Passing: Jr. QB Raphael Ortiz (70-of-131 for 942, 5 TD, 2 INT) * CAA contest Rushing: Jr. RB Keith McBride (139-689, 5.0 avg., 3 TD) Receiving: Jr. WR Tre McBride (55-897, 16.3 avg., 10 TD) General Information Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Location: Williamsburg, Va. Sr. S Jerome Couplin 91 2.0 0 3 Founded: 1693 So. LB Luke Rhodes 72 4.0 0 2 Enrollment: 7,800 So. CB D. Houston-Carson 55 0 0 1 President: W. Taylor Reveley, III Athletic Director: Edward “Terry” Driscoll Nickname: Tribe Colors: Green and Gold Stadium (Capacity): Walter J. Zable Stadium (12,259) Playing Surface: Artiﬁcial Turf Conference: Colonial Athletic Association

2013 69 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME Penn

SEPTEMBER 21, 2013 03 FRANKLIN FIELD; PHILADELPHIA, PA.

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Football Contact: Eric Dolan Ofﬁce Phone: (215) 898-6129 Cell Phone: (585) 260-8322 Email: [email protected] Fax: (215) 898-1747 Press Box: (215) 898-6159, 1085 Web Site: www.PennAthletics.com Al Bagnoli Sebastian Twitter: @PennAthletics Head Coach Jaskowski 4St%# FOOTBALL STAFF Head Coach: Al Bagnoli 2013 SCHEDULE Alma Mater: Central Connecticut State ’75 9/21 Lafayette 6:00 p.m. Record at School: 142-66 (21 seasons) 9/28 at Villanova 5:00 p.m. Career Record: 228-85 (31 seasons) 10/5 Dartmouth* 1:00 p.m. Coach’s Phone: (215) 573-9229 10/12 at William & Mary 3:30 p.m. Billy Ragone 10/19 at Columbia* 1:30 p.m. 4St2VBSUFSCBDL 10/26 Yale* 1:00 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION Lettermen Returning/Lost: 40/21 11/2 at Brown* 12:30 p.m. Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 9/7 11/8 Princeton* 12:00 p.m. Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 9/5 11/16 at Harvard* 12:00 p.m. Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple one-back/50 11/23 Cornell* 1:00 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 6-4 Conference Record/Finish: 6-1/First 2012 RESULTS 9/15 at Lafayette 28-21 L THE SERIES (PENN LEADS, 62-23-4) 9/22 Villanova 24-8 L First Meeting: 11/25/1882 (Penn 1-3, Lafayette 0-0) 9/29 at Dartmouth* 28-21 W Last Meeting: 9/15/2012 (Lafayette 28, Penn 21) 10/6 William & Mary 34-28 L Current Streak: Lafayette, +2 10/13 Columbia* 24-20 W In Easton: Penn leads, 14-11 10/20 at Yale* 27-13 L In Philadelphia: Penn leads, 48-12-4 10/27 Brown* 20-17 W Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 38-Penn 6 (11/5/1921) 11/3 at Princeton* 28-21 W Largest Margin of Victory (Penn): Penn 82-Lafayette 0 (10/28/1893) 11/10 Harvard* 30-21 W 11/17 at Cornell* 35-28 W LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS * Ivy League contest Passing: Sr. QB Billy Ragone (118-of-210 for 1288, 11 TD, 9 INT) Rushing: Sr. RB Lyle Marsh (96-515, 5.4 avg., 2 TD) General Information Receiving: Sr. WR Conner Scott (52-691, 13.3 avg., 5 TD) Location: Philadelphia, Pa. Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Founded: 1740 Sr. DB Sebastian Jaskowski 72 1.5 0 0 Enrollment: 10,275 Jr. LB Dan Davis 58 13.5 2.0 0 President: Amy Gutmann Sr. DB Dan Wilk 56 4.0 1.0 3 Athletic Director: Steve Bilsky Nickname: Quakers Colors: Red and Blue Stadium (Capacity): Franklin Field (52,958) Playing Surface: Sprinturf Conference: Ivy League

2013 70 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME Bucknell

OCTOBER 5, 2013 04 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Football Contact: Todd Merriett Ofﬁce Phone: (570) 577-3488 Cell Phone: (570) 428-5393 Email: [email protected] Fax: (570) 577-1660 Press Box: (570) 577-1519 Web Site: www.BucknellBison.com Joe Susan Evan Byers Twitter: @BisonSports Head Coach +St-JOFCBDLFS FOOTBALL STAFF Head Coach: Joe Susan 2013 SCHEDULE Alma Mater: Delaware ’78 9/7 Marist 6:00 p.m. Record at School: 10-23 (Three seasons) 9/21 at Cornell 3:00 p.m. Career Record: 20-23 (Four seasons) 9/28 Sacred Heart 6:00 p.m. Coach’s Phone: (570) 577-3057 10/5 at Lafayette* 3:30 p.m. Brandon Wesley 10/12 Holy Cross* 1:00 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION 4St2VBSUFSCBDL 10/19 at Dartmouth 1:30 p.m. Lettermen Returning/Lost: 38/22 10/26 Lehigh* 1:00 p.m. Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 11/2 at Colgate* 1:00 p.m. Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/6 11/9 at Fordham 1:00 p.m. Basic Offense/Defense: Pro-style/4-2-5 11/16 Georgetown* 1:00 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 3-8 11/23 at VMI 1:30 p.m. Conference Record/Finish: 0-5/Sixth

THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 51-33-6) 2012 RESULTS First Meeting: 11/30/1883 (Lafayette 59, Bucknell 0) 9/8 at Marist 19-17 W Last Meeting: 9/22/2012 (Lafayette 20, Bucknell 14) 9/15 at Delaware 19-3 L Current Streak: Lafayette +1 9/22 Lafayette* 20-14 L In Easton: Lafayette leads, 30-14-5 9/29 at Cornell 15-10 L In Lewisburg: Lafayette leads, 21-19-1 10/6 at Holy Cross* 13-6 L Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 59-Bucknell 0 (11/30/1883) 10/13 at Harvard 35-7 L Largest Margin of Victory (Bucknell): Bucknell 54-Lafayette 12 (10/24/1964) 10/20 at Lehigh* 42-19 L 10/27 Colgate* 47-33 L LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS 11/3 Fordham 27-24 W Passing: Sr. QB Brandon Wesley (174-of-289 for 1781, 7 TD, 7 INT) 11/10 at Georgetown* 10-3 L Rushing: Sr. QB Brandon Wesley (108-211, 2.0 avg., 8 TD) 11/17 Bryant 24-21 W Receiving: Sr. WR Victor Walker (45-494, 11.0 avg., 0 TD) * Patriot League contest Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Jr. LB Evan Byers 100 13.5 5.5 3 General Information Jr. LB Lee Marvel 58 6.5 1.5 0 Location: Lewisburg, Pa. Sr. S Ryan Morgan 57 3.5 0.0 1 Founded: 1846 Enrollment: 3,500 President: John Bravman Athletic Director: John Hardt Nickname: Bison Colors: Orange and Blue Stadium (Capacity): Christy Mathewson- Memorial Stadium (13,100) Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Patriot League

2013 71 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME Princeton

OCTOBER 12, 2013 05 PRINCETON STADIUM; PRINCETON, N.J.

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Football Contact: Craig Sachson Ofﬁce Phone: (609) 258-3680 Cell Phone: (609) 712-2203 Email: [email protected] Fax: (609) 258-2399 Press Box: (609) 258-0660 Web Site: www.GoPrincetonTigers.com Bob Surace Caraun Reid Twitter: @PUTigers Head Coach 4St%FG-JOFNBO FOOTBALL STAFF 2013 SCHEDULE Head Coach: Bob Surace 9/21 Lehigh 6:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Princeton ’90 9/28 at Georgetown 2:00 p.m. Record at School: 7-23 (3 seasons) 10/5 Columbia* 1:00 p.m. Career Record: 26-25 (5 seasons) 10/12 Lafayette 1:00 p.m. Coach’s Phone: (609) 258-3514 10/19 at Brown* 6:00 p.m. Roman Wilson 10/26 at Harvard* 1:00 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION +St8JEF3FDFJWFS 11/2 Cornell* 1:00 p.m. Lettermen Returning/Lost: 43/21 11/3 at Penn* 12:00 p.m. Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 11/10 Yale* 1:00 p.m. Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 11/17 at Dartmouth* 1:30 p.m. Basic Offense/Defense: Pro Style/4-3 2012 Overall Record: 5-5 2012 RESULTS Conference Record/Finish: 4-3/Tied Third 9/15 at Lehigh 17-14 L 9/22 Georgetown 21-20 L THE SERIES (PRINCETON LEADS, 38-5-3) 9/29 at Columbia* 33-6 W First Meeting: 10/22/1883 (Princeton 47, Lafayette 7) 10/6 at Lafayette 35-14 W Last Meeting: 10/6/2012 (Princeton 35, Lafayette 14) 10/13 Brown* 19-0 W Current Streak: Princeton +2 10/20 Harvard* 39-34 W In Easton: Princeton leads, 8-3-1 10/27 at Cornell* 37-35 L In Princeton: Princeton leads, 30-2-2 11/3 Penn* 28-21 L Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 28-Princeton 13 (9/27/2003) 11/10 at Yale* 29-7 W Largest Margin of Victory (Princeton): Princeton 140-Lafayette 0 (10/29/1884) 11/17 Dartmouth* 35-21 L * Ivy League contest LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS General Information Passing: Jr. QB Connor Michelsen (146-of-238 for 1634, 6 TD, 9 INT) Location: Princeton, N.J. Rushing: Jr. TB Will Powers (114-455, 4.0 avg., 2 TD) Founded: 1746 Receiving: Jr. WR Roman Wilson (37-649, 17.5 avg., 5 TD) Enrollment: 7,783 Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. President: Shirley Tilghman Sr. LB Alex Polofsky 67 2.5 0.5 0 Athletic Director: Gary Walters Sr. DB Phillip Bhaya 52 2.0 0.0 3 Nickname: Tigers Sr. DL Caraun Reid 40 9.5 5.5 0 Colors: Orange and Black Stadium (Capacity): Princeton Stadium (27,800) Playing Surface: Synthetic Turf Conference: Ivy League

2013 72 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME Harvard 06 OCTOBER 19, 2013 HARVARD STADIUM; CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Football Contact: Tim Williamson Ofﬁce Phone: (617) 495-2206 Email: [email protected] Fax: (617) 495-2130 Press Box: (617) 495-5902 Web Site: www.GoCrimson.com Twitter: @HarvardCrimson Tim Murphy Zach Hodges Head Coach +St%FG&OE FOOTBALL STAFF Head Coach: Tim Murphy 2013 SCHEDULE Alma Mater: Springﬁeld ’78 9/21 at San Diego 12:00 p.m. Record at School: 128-61 (19 seasons) 9/28 Brown* 7:00 p.m. Career Record: 160-106-1 (26 seasons) 10/5 at Holy Cross 1:00 p.m. Coach’s Phone: (203) 432-1490 10/12 at Cornell* 12:30 p.m. 10/19 Lafayette 1:00 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION Cameron Brate 4St5JHIU&OE 10/26 Princeton* 1:00 p.m. Lettermen Returning/Lost: 46/24 11/2 Dartmouth* 5:00 p.m. Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 11/9 at Columbia* 12:30 p.m. Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 11/16 Penn* 1:00 p.m. Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/Multiple 11/23 at Yale* 12:00 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 8-2 Conference Record/Finish: 5-2/Second

2012 RESULTS THE SERIES (HARVARD LEADS, 13-3) 9/15 San Diego 28-13 W First Meeting: 9/24/1966 (Harvard 30, Lafayette 7) 9/22 at Brown* 45-31 W Last Meeting: 10/1/2011 (Harvard 31, Lafayette 3) 9/28 Holy Cross 52-3 W Current Streak: Harvard +2 10/6 Cornell* 45-13 W In Easton: Harvard leads, 7-1 10/13 Bucknell 35-7 W In Cambridge: Harvard leads, 6-2 10/20 at Princeton* 39-34 L Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 35, Harvard 18 (10/17/2009) 10/27 at Dartmouth* 31-14 W Largest Margin of Victory (Harvard): Harvard 51, Lafayette 0 (9/30/1967) 11/3 Columbia* 69-0 W 11/10 at Penn* 30-21 L 11/17 Yale* 34-24 W LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS * Ivy League contest Passing: Jr. QB Conner Hempel (15-of-24 for 165, 0 TD, 1 INT) Rushing: So. RB Paul Stanton (28-171, 6.1 avg., 1 TD) Receiving: Sr. TE Cameron Brate (41-592, 14.4 avg., 6 TD) General Information Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Location: Cambridge, Mass. Jr. LB Jacob Lindsey 42 3.0 1.0 0 Founded: 1636 Jr. DB Norman Hayes 40 0.0 0.0 0 Enrollment: 6,704 Jr. DE Zach Hodges 32 16.0 9.0 0 President: Drew Gilpin Faust Athletic Director: Robert L. Scalise Nickname: Crimson Colors: Crimson, Black and White Stadium (Capacity): Harvard Stadium, (30,323) Playing Surface: Field Turf Conference: Ivy League

2013 73 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME Holy Cross 07 OCTOBER 26, 2013 FITTON FIELD; WORCESTER, MASS.

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Football Contact: Charles Bare Ofﬁce Phone: (508) 793-2583 Cell Phone: (508) 754-6870 Email: [email protected] Fax: (508) 793-2309 Press Box: (508) 793-2204 Web Site: www.GoHolyCross.com Tom Gilmore Gary Acquah Twitter: @GoHolyCross Head Coach 4St%FG5BDLMF FOOTBALL STAFF 2013 SCHEDULE Head Coach: Tom Gilmore 8/31 at Bryant 3:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Penn ’86 9/7 Towson 1:00 p.m. Record at School: 53-47 (Nine seasons) 9/14 at Central Conn. St. 6:00 p.m. Career Record: same 9/21 Monmouth 6:00 p.m. Coach’s Phone: (508) 793-2584 9/28 at Dartmouth* 7:00 p.m. Mike Fess 10/5 Harvard 1:00 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION 4St8JEF3FDJFWFS 10/12 at Bucknell* 1:00 p.m. Lettermen Returning/Lost: 43/15 10/19 Colgate 12:00 p.m. Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 10/26 Lafayette* 1:00 p.m. Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 11/2 at Fordham 1:00 p.m. Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/4-3 11/9 at Lehigh* 12:30 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 2-9 11/23 Georgetown 12:30 p.m. Conference Record/Finish: 2-4/Tied Third 2012 RESULTS 8/30 New Hampshire 38-17 L THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 15-12) 9/15 Brown 24-21 L First Meeting: 9/20/1986 (Holy Cross 38, Lafayette 14) 9/22 Dartmouth 13-10 L Last Meeting: 10/20/2012 (Lafayette 30, Holy Cross 13) 9/28 at Harvard 52-3 L Current Streak: Lafayette +1 10/6 Bucknell* 13-6 W In Easton: Lafayette leads, 9-5 10/13 at Colgate* 51-35 L In Worcester: Holy Cross leads, 7-6 10/20 at Lafayette* 30-13 L Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 56-Holy Cross 20 (11/13/2004) 10/27 Fordham 36-32 L Largest Margin of Victory (Holy Cross): Holy Cross 48-Lafayette 14 (11/2/1991) 11/3 Lehigh* 36-35 L 11/10 Wagner 31-30 L LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS 11/17 at Georgetown* 24-0 W Passing: Jr. QB Ryan Laughlin (81-for-132 for 752, 7 TD, 6 INT) * Patriot League contest Rushing: Sr. TB Reggie Woods (65-290, 4.5 avg., 1 TD) Receiving: Sr. WR Mike Fess (80-795, 9.9 avg., 4 TD) General Information Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Location: Worcester, Mass. Sr. LB Roman San Doval 75 5.0 3.0 0 Founded: 1843 Sr. DT Gary Acquah 54 7.0 2.0 0 Enrollment: 2,891 Jr. CB Ben Coffaro 50 2.0 0 2 President: Rev. Philip L. Boroughs, S.J. Athletic Director: Richard M. Regan Nickname: Crusaders Colors: Royal Purple and White Stadium (Capacity): Fitton Field (23,500) Playing Surface: Grass Conference: Patriot League

2013 74 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME Georgetown

NOVEMBER 2, 2013 08 MULTI-SPORT FIELD; WASHINGTON, D.C.

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Football Contact: Ryan A. Sakamoto Office Phone: (202) 687-5241 Cell Phone: (610) 428-1492 Email: [email protected] Fax: (202) 687-2491 Press Box: (202) 687-5120 Web Site: www.GUHoyas.com Kevin Kelly Dustin Wharton Twitter: @georgetownhoyas Head Coach 4St-JOFCBDLFS FOOTBALL STAFF 2013 SCHEDULE Head Coach: Kevin Kelly 8/31 at Wagner 1:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Springfield ’82 9/7 Davidson 6:00 p.m. Record at School: 22-54 (Seven seasons) 9/14 Marist 6:00 p.m. Career Record: same 9/21 at Brown 12:30 p.m. Coach’s Phone: (202) 687-2380 9/28 Princeton 2:00 p.m. Nick Campanella 4St3VOOJOH#BDL 10/12 Fordham 1:00 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION 10/19 at Lehigh* 12:30 p.m. Lettermen Returning/Lost: 67/25 10/26 Colgate* 1:00 p.m. Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 11/2 Lafayette* 1:00 p.m. Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 11/16 at Bucknell* 1:00 p.m. Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/Multiple 11/23 at Holy Cross* 12:30 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 5-6 Conference Record/Finish: 2-3/Tied Third 2012 RESULTS 9/1 at Davidson 35-14 W THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 10-6) 9/8 Wagner 13-10 W First Meeting: 10/25/1902 (Lafayette 23, Georgetown 0) 9/15 Yale 24-21 L Last Meeting: 10/27/2012 (Georgetown 20, Lafayette 17) 9/22 at Princeton 21-20 W Current Streak: Georgetown +3 9/29 Brown 37-10 L In Easton: Series tied, 3-3 10/6 Fordham 38-31 L In Washington, D.C.: Lafayette leads, 7-3 10/13 Lehigh* 17-14 L Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 45, Georgetown 14 (11/11/2006) 10/20 at Colgate* 57-36 L Largest Margin of Victory (Georgetown): Georgetown 27, Lafayette 2 (11/5/1927) 10/27 at Lafayette* 20-17 W 11/10 Bucknell* 10-3 W LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS 11/17 Holy Cross* 24-0 L Passing: Sr. QB Isaiah Kempf (127-of-232 for 1268, 10 TD, 6 INT) *2011 stats* * Patriot League contest Rushing: Sr. RB Nick Campanella (110-501, 4.6 avg., 7 TD) Receiving: Sr. WR Zack Wilke (19-238, 12.5 avg., 1 TD) General Information Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Location: Washington, D.C. Sr. LB Dustin Wharton 104 9.5 3.5 0 Founded: 1789 Jr. DB Nick Alfieri 91 0.5 0 1 Enrollment: 13,652 Jr. DB Daniel Wright 54 1.0 0 1 President: John J. DeGioia Athletic Director: Lee Reed Nickname: Hoyas Colors: Blue and Gray Stadium (Capacity): Multi-Sport Field (3,500) Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Patriot League

2013 75 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME Colgate 09 NOVEMBER 9, 2013 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Football Contact: John Painter Ofﬁce Phone: (315) 228-7566 Cell Phone: (865) 414-1143 Email: [email protected] Fax: (315) 228-7977 Press Box: (315) 228-6863 Web Site: www.GoColgateRaiders.com Dick Biddle Miek Armiento Twitter: @Gate_Athletics Head Coach +St%FG#BDL FOOTBALL STAFF 2012 SCHEDULE Head Coach: Dick Biddle 8/31 at Air Force 1:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Duke ’71 9/7 Albany 6:00 p.m. Record at School: 133-65 (17 seasons) 9/14 at New Hampshire 12:00 p.m. Career Record: same 9/21 Yale 1:00 p.m. Coach’s Phone: (315) 228-7603 10/5 at Cornell 12:30 p.m. Gavin McCarney 10/12 Stony Brook 6:00 p.m. 4St2VBSUFSCBDL 10/19 at Holy Cross* 12:00 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION 10/26 at Georgetown* 1:00 p.m. Lettermen Returning/Lost: 43/18 11/2 Bucknell* 1:00 p.m. Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 11/9 at Lafayette* 3:30 p.m. Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 11/16 Lehigh 1:00 p.m. Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/Multiple 11/23 Fordham 1:00 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 8-4 Conference Record/Finish: 5-0/First 2012 RESULTS 9/1 at Albany 40-23 L THE SERIES (COLGATE LEADS, 40-12-4) 9/8 at South Dakota 31-21 L First Meeting: 10/27/1906 (Lafayette 17-Colgate 6) 9/15 Sacred Heart 35-14 W Last Meeting: 11/3/2012 (Colgate 65, Lafayette 41) 9/22 at Stony Brook 32-31 L Current Streak: Colgate +1 9/29 at Yale 47-24 W In Easton: Colgate leads, 18-7-2 10/13 Holy Cross* 51-35 W In Hamilton: Colgate leads, 22-5-1 10/20 Georgetown* 57-36 W Neutral Site: Series tied, 0-0-1 10/27 at Bucknell* 47-33 W Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 35, Colgate 9 (11/4/1995) 11/3 Lafayette* 65-41 W Largest Margin of Victory (Colgate): Colgate 56, Lafayette 2 (10/25/1975) 11/10 at Lehigh* 35-24 W 11/17 at Fordham 41-39 W LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS 11/24 at Wagner 31-20 L Passing: Sr. QB Gavin McCarney (159-of-256 for 2372, 15 TD, 8 INT) * Patriot League contest Rushing: Sr. QB Gavin McCarney (193-1406, 7.3 avg., 23 TD) Receiving: Sr. WR Daniel Cason (32-512, 16.0 avg., 4 TD) General Information Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Location: Hamilton, N.Y. Jr. LB Kris Kent 83 8.0 4.0 1 Founded: 1819 Jr. DB Mike Armiento 55 0 0 4 Enrollment: 2,900 Sr. DB Wendell Lewis 41 2.0 1.0 1 Acting President: Jeffrey Herbst Athletic Director: Victoria Chun Nickname: Raiders Colors: Maroon and White Stadium (Capacity): Andy Kerr Stadium (10,221) Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Patriot League

2013 76 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME Fordham

NOVEMBER 16, 2013 10 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Football Contact: Joe DiBari Ofﬁce Phone: (718) 817-4240 Cell Phone: (917) 539-5061 Email: [email protected] Fax: (718) 817-4244 Press Box: (718) 817-4241 Web Site: www.FordhamSports.com Joe Moorhead Ian Williams Twitter: @FordhamRams Head Coach 4St%FG#BDL FOOTBALL STAFF Head Coach: Joe Moorhead 2013 SCHEDULE Alma Mater: Fordham ’96 8/29 Rhode Island 7:00 p.m. Record at School: 6-5 (One season) 9/7 Villanova 6:00 p.m. Career Record: same 9/14 at Temple 1:00 p.m. Coach’s Phone: (718) 817-4280 9/21 Columbia 1:00 p.m. Carlton Koonce 9/28 at St. Francis (Pa.) 12:00 p.m. 4St3VOOJOH#BDL 10/5 Lehigh 12:00 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION 10/12 at Georgetown 1:00 p.m. Lettermen Returning/Lost: 63/24 10/19 at Yale 12:00 p.m. Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 11/2 Holy Cross 1:00 p.m. Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 11/9 Bucknell 1:00 p.m. Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/3-4 11/16 at Lafayette 3:30 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 6-5 Conference Record/Finish: N/A 11/23 at Colgate 1:00 p.m.

2012 RESULTS THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 21-9-1) 8/30 Lock Haven 55-0 W First Meeting: 10/17/1903 (Lafayette 48, Fordham 0) 9/8 at Villanova 28-13 L Last Meeting: 11/10/2012 (Fordham 36, Lafayette 27) 9/15 Cornell 34-27 W Current Streak: Fordham +1 9/22 at Columbia 20-13 W In Easton: Lafayette leads, 12-5-1 9/29 at Lehigh 34-31 L In Bronx: Lafayette leads, 9-4 10/6 Georgetown 38-31 W Neutral Site: Lafayette leads, 1-0 10/13 at Cincinnati 49-17 L Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 48-Fordham 0 (10/17/1903) 10/27 at Holy Cross 36-32 W Largest Margin of Victory (Fordham): Fordham 23-Lafayette 0 (9/6/1997) 11/3 at Bucknell 27-24 L 11/10 Lafayette 36-27 W LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS 11/17 Colgate 41-39 L Passing: Jr. QB Michael Nebrich (14-of-23 for 105, 1 TD, 0 INT) Rushing: Sr. RB Carlton Koonce (300-1596, 5.3 avg., 13 TD) General Information Receiving: Jr. WR Brian Wetzel (72-1042, 14.5 avg., 7 TD) Location: Bronx, N.Y. Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Founded: 1841 Sr. DB Ian Williams 86 2.0 0 5 Enrollment: 7,950 Sr. LB Jake Rodriques 81 9.5 4.5 1 President: Joseph M. McShane, S.J. Jr. LB Austin Hancock 68 3.5 1.0 1 Athletic Director: David Roach Nickname: Rams Colors: Maroon and White Stadium (Capacity): Jack Coffey Field (7,000) Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Patriot League

2013 77 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME Lehigh 11 NOVEMBER 23, 2013 GOODMAN STADIUM; BETHLEHEM, PA.

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Football Contact: Steve Lomangino Office Phone: (610) 758-3174 Cell Phone: (917) 579-0976 Email: [email protected] Fax: (610) 758-2844 Press Box: (610) 758-4903 Web Site: www.LehighSports.com Andy Coen Nigel Twitter: @LehighSports Head Coach Muhammad 4St-JOFCBDLFS FOOTBALL STAFF 2013 Schedule Head Coach: Andy Coen 9/7 Central Conn. State 12:30 p.m. Alma Mater: Gettysburg ’86 9/14 at Monmouth 1:00 p.m. Record at School: 52-30 (Seven seasons) 9/21 at Princeton 6:00 p.m. Career Record: same 9/28 New Hampshire 12:30 p.m. Coach’s Phone: (610) 758-4290 10/5 at Fordham 12:00 p.m. Lee Kurfis 10/12 at Columbia 12:30 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION 4St8JEF3FDFJWFS 10/19 Georgetown* 12:30 p.m. Lettermen Returning/Lost: 41/20 10/26 at Bucknell* 1:00 p.m. Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 11/9 Holy Cross* 12:30 p.m. Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 3/8 11/16 at Colgate* 1:00 p.m. Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/3-4 11/23 Lafayette* 12:30 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 10-1 Conference Record/Finish: 4-1/Second 2012 RESULTS 9/1 Monmouth 27-17 W THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 76-67-5) 9/8 at Central Conn. St. 35-14 W First Meeting: 10/25/1884 (Lafayette 50, Lehigh 0) 9/15 Princeton 17-14 W Last Meeting: 11/17/2012 (Lehigh 38, Lafayette 21) 9/22 at Liberty 28-26 W Current Streak: Lehigh +5 9/29 Fordham 34-31 W In Easton: Lafayette leads, 41-29-5 10/6 Columbia 35-14 W In Bethlehem: Lehigh leads, 37-35 10/13 at Georgetown* 17-14 W Neutral Site: Lehigh leads, 1-0 10/20 Bucknell* 42-19 W Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 64, Lehigh 0 (11/18/1944) 11/3 at Holy Cross* 36-35 W Largest Margin of Victory (Lehigh): Lehigh 78, Lafayette 0 (11/24/1917) 11/10 Colgate* 35-24 L 11/17 at Lafayette* 38-21 W LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS * Patriot League Passing: Sr. QB Brandon Bialkowski (did not attempt a pass in 2012) Rushing: Sr. TB Keith Sherman (70-256, 3.7 avg., 7 TD) GENERAL INFORMATION Receiving: Sr. WR Lee Kurfis (50-778, 15.6 avg., 5 TD) Location: Bethlehem, Pa. Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Founded: 1865 Sr. LB Nigel Muhammad 76 10.5 5.5 1 Enrollment: 4,700 Sr. DB Rickie Hill 52 0.0 0.0 2 President: Alice P. Gast Sr. DB Tyler Ward 43 0.5 0.0 0 Athletic Director: Joe Sterrett Nickname: Mountain Hawks Colors: Brown and White Stadium (Capacity): Goodman Stadium (16,000) Playing Surface: Grass Conference: Patriot League

2013 78 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette vs. Lehigh: College Football’s Most-Played Rivalry Year Site LC-LU Year Site LC-LU Year Site LC-LU 1884 Easton ...... 50-0 1922 Easton ...... 3-0 1976 Easton ...... 21-17 Bethlehem ...... 34-4 1923 Bethlehem ...... 13-3 1977 Bethlehem ...... 17-35 1885 Bethlehem ...... 6-0 1924 Easton ...... 7-0 1978 Easton ...... 15-23 Easton ...... 6-6 1925 Bethlehem ...... 14-0 1979 Bethlehem ...... 3-24 1886 Easton ...... 12-0 1926 Easton ...... 35-0 1980 Easton ...... 0-32 Bethlehem ...... 4-0 1927 Bethlehem ...... 43-0 1981 Bethlehem ...... 10-3 1887 Bethlehem ...... 4-10 1928 Easton ...... 38-14 1982 Easton ...... 34-6 Easton ...... 6-0 1929 Bethlehem ...... 12-13 1983 Bethlehem ...... 14-22 1888 Easton ...... 4-6 1930 Easton ...... 16-6 1984 Easton ...... 28-7 Bethlehem ...... 0-16 1931 Bethlehem ...... 13-7 1985 Bethlehem ...... 19-24 1889 Bethlehem ...... 10-16 1932 Easton ...... 25-6 1986 Easton ...... 28-23 Easton ...... 6-6 1933 Bethlehem ...... 54-12 1987 Bethlehem ...... 10-17 1890 Easton ...... 0-30 1934 Easton ...... 7-13 1988 Easton ...... 52-45 Bethlehem ...... 6-66 1935 Bethlehem ...... 0-48 1989 Bethlehem ...... 36-21 1891 Bethlehem ...... 4-22 1936 Easton ...... 0-18 1990 Easton ...... 14-35 Wilkes-Barre ...... 2-6 1937 Bethlehem ...... 6-0 1991 Bethlehem ...... 18-36 Easton ...... 2-16 1938 Easton ...... 6-0 1992 Easton ...... 32-29 1892 Easton ...... 4-0 1939 Bethlehem ...... 29-13 1993 Bethlehem ...... 14-39 Bethlehem ...... 6-15 1940 Easton ...... 46-0 1994 Easton ...... 54-20 1893 Bethlehem ...... 6-22 1941 Bethlehem ...... 47-7 1995 Bethlehem ...... 30-37 Easton ...... 0-10 1942 Easton ...... 7-7 1996 Easton ...... 19-23 1894 Easton ...... 28-0 1943 Easton ...... 39-7 1997 Bethlehem ...... 31-43 Bethlehem ...... 8-11 Bethlehem ...... 58-0 1998 Easton ...... 7-31 1895 Bethlehem ...... 22-12 1944 Easton ...... 44-0 1999 Bethlehem ...... 12-14 Easton ...... 14-6 Easton ...... 64-0 2000 Easton ...... 17-31 1896 - did not play - 1945 Bethlehem ...... 7-0 2001 Bethlehem ...... 6-41 1897 Easton ...... 34-0 1946 Easton ...... 13-0 2002 Easton ...... 14-7 Bethlehem ...... 22-0 1947 Bethlehem ...... 7-0 2003 Bethlehem ...... 10-30 1898 Bethlehem ...... 0-22 1948 Easton ...... 23-13 2004 Easton ...... 24-10 Easton ...... 11-5 1949 Bethlehem ...... 21-12 2005 Bethlehem ...... 23-19 1899 Easton ...... 17-0 1950 Easton ...... 0-38 2006 Easton ...... 49-27 Bethlehem ...... 35-0 1951 Bethlehem ...... 0-51 2007 Bethlehem ...... 21-17 1900 Bethlehem ...... 34-0 1952 Easton ...... 7-14 2008 Easton ...... 15-31 Easton ...... 18-0 1953 Bethlehem ...... 33-13 2009 Bethlehem ...... 21-27 (OT) 1901 Easton ...... 29-0 1954 Easton ...... 46-0 2010 Easton ...... 13-20 Bethlehem ...... 41-0 1955 Bethlehem ...... 35-6 2011 Bethlehem...... 13-37 1902 Easton ...... 0-6 1956 Easton ...... 10-27 2012 Easton ...... 21-28 1903 Bethlehem ...... 6-12 1957 Bethlehem ...... 13-26 2013 Bethlehem ...... 1904 Easton ...... 40-6 1958 Easton ...... 14-14 2014 Bronx, N.Y. -- Yankee Stadium 1905 Bethlehem ...... 53-0 1959 Bethlehem ...... 28-6 1906 Easton ...... 33-0 1960 Easton ...... 3-26 Lafayette leads the series 76-67-5 1907 Bethlehem ...... 22-5 1961 Bethlehem ...... 14-17 1908 Easton ...... 5-11 1962 Easton ...... 6-13 1909 Bethlehem ...... 21-0 1963 Bethlehem ...... 8-15 1910 Easton ...... 14-0 1964 Easton ...... 6-6 1911 Bethlehem ...... 11-0 1965 Bethlehem ...... 14-20 1912 Easton ...... 0-10 1966 Easton ...... 16-0 1913 Bethlehem ...... 0-7 1967 Bethlehem ...... 6-0 1914 Easton ...... 7-17 1968 Easton ...... 6-21 1915 Bethlehem ...... 35-6 1969 Bethlehem ...... 19-36 1916 Easton ...... 0-16 1970 Easton ...... 31-28 1917 Bethlehem ...... 0-78 1971 Bethlehem ...... 19-48 1918 Easton ...... 0-17 1972 Easton ...... 6-14 1919 Bethlehem ...... 10-6 1973 Bethlehem ...... 13-45 1920 Easton ...... 27-7 1974 Easton ...... 7-57 1921 Bethlehem ...... 28-6 1975 Bethlehem ...... 14-40

2013 79 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Series Overall Record

ALBRIGHT (11-3-0) 10/26/46 Lewisburg 0-29 L 10/15/32 Easton 0-35 L 10/25/13 Easton 7-0 W 10/18/47 Easton 27-7 W 10/28/33 Hamilton 0-0 T 11/14/14 Easton 42-6 W 10/23/48 Lewisburg 19-7 W 10/19/35 Easton 0-52 L 10/23/15 Easton 46-0 W 11/12/49 Easton 14-21 L 10/24/36 Hamilton 0-41 L 11/11/16 Easton 32-0 W 10/28/50 Lewisburg 0-32 L 10/13/45 Hamilton 0-47 L 11/17/17 Easton 42-0 W 10/27/51 Easton 21-40 L 11/2/46 Easton 0-39 L 10/23/26 Easton 30-7 W 9/27/52 Lewisburg 13-45 L 9/18/65 Hamilton 0-40 L 9/29/28 Easton 78-0 W 10/24/53 Easton 7-6 W 11/12/66 Easton 9-20 L 10/27/34 Easton 26-0 W 10/23/54 Lewisburg 0-7 L 11/16/68 Hamilton 14-10 W 10/12/35 Reading 0-38 L 10/22/55 Easton 34-13 W 11/15/69 Easton 10-14 L 9/22/51 Easton 6-12 L 10/20/56 Lewisburg 13-7 W 11/13/71 Easton 14-51 L 10/4/52 Easton 6-28 L 10/26/57 Easton 35-13 W 9/23/72 Hamilton 14-33 L 10/3/53 Reading 28-7 W 10/25/58 Lewisburg 34-6 W 9/22/73 Easton 21-55 L 9/25/54 Easton 26-0 W 10/24/59 Easton 12-6 W 10/26/74 Easton 18-24 L 10/13/56 Easton 32-7 W 10/22/60 Lewisburg 0-28 L 10/25/75 Hamilton 2-56 L 10/21/61 Easton 0-13 L 10/23/76 Easton 14-24 L ALFRED (1-0-0) 10/20/62 Lewisburg 6-28 L 9/17/77 Hamilton 12-38 L 11/15/24 Easton 47-0 W 10/26/63 Easton 14-13 W 11/4/78 Hamilton 7-17 L 10/24/64 Lewisburg 12-54 L 11/3/79 Easton 7-7 T ARMY (1-17-0) 10/23/65 Easton 14-13 W 11/1/80 Hamilton 0-44 L 10/7/1893 West Point 0-36 L 10/22/66 Lewisburg 25-7 W 10/17/81 Hamilton 0-30 L 10/26/40 West Point 19-0 W 10/7/67 Easton 21-6 W 10/29/83 Easton 7-21 L 10/3/42 West Point 0-14 L 10/26/68 Lewisburg 10-13 L 10/20/84 Hamilton 20-41 L 10/2/48 West Point 7-54 L 10/25/69 Easton 20-21 L 9/21/85 Easton 14-30 L 9/14/74 West Point 7-14 L 10/24/70 Lewisburg 28-30 L 11/1/86 Hamilton 7-42 L 9/11/76 West Point 6-16 L 10/23/71 Easton 0-33 L 10/31/87 Easton 14-35 L 10/22/77 West Point 6-42 L 10/21/72 Lewisburg 7-26 L 10/1/88 Hamilton 42-34 W 9/16/78 West Point 14-24 L 10/20/73 Easton 0-0 T 10/28/89 Easton 38-33 W 9/18/82 West Point 20-26 L 11/2/74 Lewisburg 6-10 L 11/10/90 Hamilton 7-36 L 11/15/86 West Point 48-56 L 10/11/75 Easton 5-15 L 11/16/91 Easton 48-31 W 11/14/87 West Point 37-49 L 10/30/76 Lewisburg 17-7 W 10/31/92 Hamilton 37-28 W 10/15/88 West Point 17-24 L 10/8/77 Easton 34-7 W 10/30/93 Easton 7-7 T 10/21/89 West Point 20-34 L 10/14/78 Lewisburg 14-7 W 11/5/94 Hamilton 14-6 W 10/20/90 West Point 0-56 L 10/13/79 Easton 0-0 T 11/4/95 Easton 35-9 W 10/10/92 West Point 36-38 L 10/11/80 Lewisburg 0-14 L 10/26/96 Hamilton 9-40 L 11/13/93 West Point 12-35 L 10/10/81 Easton 37-0 W 10/11/97 Easton 6-44 L 11/2/96 West Point 21-41 L 10/2/82 Lewisburg 37-6 W 11/14/98 Hamilton 27-42 L 9/13/97 West Point 14-41 L 10/1/83 Easton 33-3 W 10/9/99 Easton 14-56 L 11/3/84 Lewisburg 3-10 L 10/28/00 Hamilton 14-17 L APPALACHIAN STATE (0-1-0) 11/9/85 Easton 47-0 W 10/27/01 Easton 16-20 L 11/26/05 Boone 23-34 L 10/25/86 Lewisburg 52-34 W 11/2/02 Hamilton 24-31 L 10/10/87 Easton 42-21 W 11/1/03 Easton 31-47 L BALTIMORE (2-0-0) 10/8/88 Lewisburg 52-35 W 11/6/04 Hamilton 19-22 L 9/26/31 Easton 51-0 W 11/4/89 Lewisburg 33-54 L 11/5/05 Easton 15-18 L 11/9/35 Easton 26-0 W 9/15/90 Easton 14-24 L 10/28/06 Hamilton 27-10 W 10/12/91 Easton 20-16 W 10/27/07 Easton 27-36 L BLOOMSBURG (6-0-0) 11/14/92 Lewisburg 49-7 W 11/1/08 Hamilton 13-21 L 11/1/1896 Bloomsburg 17-0 W 9/11/93 Easton 31-14 W 11/7/09 Easton 56-49 W 9/27/1897 Easton 14-0 W 10/29/94 Lewisburg 56-14 W 11/6/10 Hamilton 14-24 L 11/14/1903 Easton 29-0 W 10/28/95 Lewisburg 11-30 L 11/5/11 Easton 37-24 W 10/15/1904 Easton 33-0 W 11/9/96 Easton 23-7 W 11/3/12 Hamilton 41-65 L 9/24/1910 Easton 31-0 W 9/20/97 Easton 21-23 L 9/23/1911 Easton 53-0 W 10/24/98 Lewisburg 22-33 L COLUMBIA ATHLETIC ASSOC. (2-0-0) 10/23/99 Easton 22-21 W 11/22/1890 Washington D.C. 18-4 W BOSTON COLLEGE (1-0-0) 10/14/00 Lewisburg 30-42 L 10/21/1892 Washington D.C. 10-0 W 10/28/22 Boston 12-0 W 10/13/01 Easton 16-17 L 11/9/02 Lewisburg 19-3 W COLUMBIA (28-12-2) BOSTON UNIVERSITY (0-1-0) 11/8/03 Easton 35-17 W 10/9/1889 New York 10-10 T 10/18/69 Easton 14-22 L 10/16/04 Lewisburg 14-13 W 11/18/33 New York 6-46 L 10/29/05 Easton 33-20 W 9/29/45 New York 14-40 L BROWN (3-8-0) 9/9/06 Lewisburg 31-0 W 11/16/46 New York 0-46 L 11/9/1901 Providence 11-6 W 11/3/07 Easton 34-7 W 9/25/65 New York 14-10 W 11/1/1902 Easton 6-5 W 11/8/08 Lewisburg 38-21 W 9/28/68 New York 36-14 W 10/24/08 Providence 8-6 W 10/31/09 Easton 35-14 W 9/27/69 New York 36-22 W 11/16/12 Providence 7-21 L 10/30/10 Lewisburg 33-12 W 9/26/70 New York 9-23 L 10/8/38 Providence 0-20 L 10/29/11 Easton 13-39 L 9/25/71 Easton 3-0 W 10/25/41 Easton 0-13 L 9/22/12 Lewisburg 20-14 W 9/28/74 New York 15-0 W 10/17/42 Providence 0-7 L 9/27/75 Easton 10-7 W 9/26/64 Providence 3-20 L BUFFALO (6-1-0) 9/25/76 New York 31-38 L 9/27/97 Providence 27-35 L 10/16/54 Buffalo 26-0 W 9/24/77 New York 10-21 L 9/26/98 Easton 21-23 L 10/5/57 Buffalo 14-6 W 9/30/78 New York 0-21 L 9/25/99 Providence 28-35 L 9/14/91 Easton 42-21 W 9/29/79 Easton 14-7 W 9/19/92 Easton 49-28 W 9/27/80 New York 0-6 L BUCKNELL (51-33-6) 9/18/93 Buffalo 29-15 W 9/26/81 New York 28-13 W 11/30/1883 Lewisburg 59-0 W 9/9/95 Buffalo 24-17 W 9/25/82 New York 53-23 W 10/10/1888 Easton 54-0 W 9/19/98 Easton 14-16 L 9/24/83 Easton 34-29 W 10/4/1890 Easton 0-0 T 9/29/84 New York 23-14 W 9/25/1891 Easton 10-16 L CARLISLE INDIANS (0-1-0) 9/28/85 Easton 20-0 W 11/29/1894 Easton 44-0 W 10/28/1911 Easton 0-19 L 9/27/86 New York 26-21 W 11/19/1898 Easton 6-0 W 9/26/87 Easton 38-7 W 11/18/1899 Easton 12-0 W CARNEGIE TECH (1-1-0) 9/24/88 New York 49-3 W 11/30/1905 Easton 47-0 W 10/2/54 Easton 21-23 L 9/30/89 Easton 52-14 W 11/9/1907 Easton 34-0 W 10/1/55 Pittsburgh 41-14 W 10/6/90 New York 41-34 W 10/31/1908 Easton 6-6 T 10/19/91 Easton 30-15 W 10/29/1910 Easton 12-0 W CATHOLIC (1-0-0) 10/9/93 New York 58-6 W 11/14/11 Easton 6-0 W 10/23/20 Easton 84-0 W 10/1/94 New York 13-28 L 11/2/12 Easton 0-0 T 9/30/95 Easton 10-10 T 11/6/20 Easton 10-7 W CENTRAL CONNECTICUT (1-1-0) 10/19/96 New York 0-3 L 10/15/21 Lewisburg 20-7 W 9/13/80 Easton 3-14 L 10/4/97 Easton 31-3 W 10/21/22 Easton 28-7 W 9/12/81 Easton 51-0 W 10/7/00 New York 22-47 L 10/18/24 Lewisburg 21-3 W 10/6/01 Easton 31-14 W 10/20/28 Lewisburg 0-0 T COLGATE (12-40-4) 10/12/02 New York 28-21 W 10/19/29 Easton 3-6 L 10/27/1906 Easton 17-6 W 10/11/03 Easton 41-27 W 10/22/32 Lewisburg 6-14 L 10/9/1907 Easton 21-9 W 10/9/04 New York 35-14 W 10/21/33 Easton 0-21 L 10/17/25 Philadelphia 7-7 T 10/8/05 Easton 14-7 W 10/31/42 Lewisburg 7-13 L 10/11/30 Hamilton 0-41 L 10/6/07 Easton 29-0 W 10/27/45 Easton 2-26 L 10/10/31 Hamilton 0-16 L 10/11/08 New York 13-3 W 10/10/09 Easton 24-21 W 10/19/10 New York 28-42 L

2013 80 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL CONNECTICUT (1-0-0) 10/29/1906 Easton 26-6 W 9/12/09 Washington D.C. 28-3 W 10/13/84 Easton 20-13 W 11/28/1907 Easton 31-0 W 9/11/10 Easton 24-28 L 11/26/1908 Easton 12-0 W 9/10/11 Washington D.C. 13-14 L CORNELL (8-14-2) 11/25/1909 Easton 5-0 W 10/27/12 Easton 17-20 L 11/10/1888 Ithaca 16-0 W 11/24/1910 Easton 41-0 W 10/12/1889 Ithaca 0-10 L 11/30/11 Easton 6-0 W GEORGE WASHINGTON (2-1-0) 11/28/1889 Syracuse 0-24 L 11/28/12 Easton 19-13 W 10/13/28 Easton 28-0 W 10/24/1891 Ithaca 0-30 L 11/27/13 Easton 7-0 W 10/30/48 Easton 33-14 W 10/13/1894 Ithaca 0-34 L 11/26/14 Easton 56-7 W 10/28/49 Washington 7-14 L 10/19/1895 Ithaca 6-0 W 11/25/15 Easton 27-7 W 10/16/1897 Easton 4-4 T 11/8/19 Easton 48-0 W GETTYSBURG (27-13-0) 11/12/1898 Ithaca 0-47 L 10/8/21 Easton 27-0 W 10/3/1894 Easton 36-0 W 11/11/1899 Ithaca 6-5 W 10/16/26 Easton 42-13 W 10/8/1902 Easton 14-0 W 11/17/1900 Easton 17-0 W 10/17/36 Easton 7-0 W 10/3/1903 Easton 11-0 W 11/15/1902 Ithaca 0-28 L 10/5/1904 Easton 20-0 W 11/15/13 Ithaca 3-10 L DREXEL (6-0-0) 10/22/1910 Easton 21-0 W 11/1/19 Ithaca 21-2 W 10/19/68 Easton 27-0 W 10/14/11 Easton 36-0 W 9/26/42 Ithaca 16-20 L 10/11/69 Easton 27-7 W 10/10/36 Easton 0-2 L 9/30/50 Ithaca 0-27 L 10/3/70 Easton 19-14 W 10/9/37 Gettysburg 2-0 W 10/5/85 Ithaca 17-3 W 10/2/71 Philadelphia 21-13 W 10/28/39 Easton 40-0 W 10/4/86 Easton 33-22 W 11/11/72 Easton 16-0 W 10/19/40 Easton 45-6 W 10/3/87 Ithaca 12-17 L 11/10/73 Easton 21-11 W 11/1/41 Gettysburg 17-6 W 10/29/88 Easton 21-21 T 10/12/46 Easton 14-27 L 10/7/89 Ithaca 23-24 L DUQUESNE (0-3-0) 10/11/47 Easton 14-13 W 10/13/90 Easton 16-38 L 11/13/99 Easton 17-28 L 10/30/54 Easton 20-6 W 10/3/92 Ithaca 33-44 L 11/11/00 Pittsburgh 14-23 L 10/29/55 Gettysburg 14-15 L 9/28/96 Easton 30-19 W 10/5/02 Pittsburgh 22-23 L 10/27/56 Easton 6-12 L 10/18/97 Ithaca 34-41 (OT) L 11/2/57 Gettysburg 20-46 L EAST STROUDSBURG (3-1-0) 11/1/58 Easton 19-13 W C.W. POST (2-0-0) 9/12/70 Easton 27-16 W 10/31/59 Gettysburg 13-16 L 10/6/73 Easton 28-12 W 9/10/83 Easton 20-16 W 10/29/60 Easton 10-7 W 10/31/81 Easton 48-10 W 11/11/84 Easton 44-38 W 10/28/61 Gettysburg 0-6 L 9/10/94 Easton 14-31 L 10/27/62 Easton 20-14 W DARTMOUTH (2-6-0) 11/2/63 Gettysburg 12-14 L 10/8/32 Hanover 0-6 L FORDHAM (21-9-1) 10/31/64 Easton 3-21 L 10/21/39 Hanover 0-14 L 10/17/1903 Easton 48-0 W 10/30/65 Gettysburg 20-40 L 10/15/55 Hanover 21-13 W 9/30/16 Easton 0-0 T 10/29/66 Easton 18-19 L 9/27/58 Hanover 0-20 L 10/22/21 Polo Grounds 28-7 W 10/28/67 Gettysburg 17-27 L 10/8/94 Easton 15-27 L 11/15/47 Bronx 7-0 W 11/2/68 Easton 37-0 W 10/7/95 Hanover 7-14 L 9/25/48 Easton 53-14 W 11/1/69 Gettysburg 10-19 L 10/3/98 Hanover 10-13 (OT) L 9/23/50 Easton 19-20 L 10/31/70 Easton 21-14 W 10/2/99 Easton 20-10 W 11/5/77 Easton 41-23 W 11/6/71 Gettysburg 27-12 W 10/7/78 Easton 17-14 W 11/4/72 Easton 39-25 W DAVIDSON (11-4-0) 10/14/89 Easton 40-7 W 11/3/73 Gettysburg 19-3 W 11/14/64 Davidson 12-31 L 11/3/90 Bronx 59-14 W 10/5/74 Gettysburg 14-3 W 11/13/65 Easton 10-14 L 11/9/91 Easton 33-7 W 11/1/75 Easton 20-12 W 11/7/70 Davidson 53-34 W 10/24/92 Bronx 44-21 W 11/6/76 Gettysburg 30-3 W 11/15/75 Easton 31-3 W 10/23/93 Easton 27-12 W 10/29/77 Easton 22-3 W 11/13/76 Davidson 30-20 W 11/12/94 Bronx 34-6 W 9/9/78 Easton 31-0 W 11/12/77 Easton 20-18 W 11/11/95 Easton 24-21 (OT) W 9/8/79 Gettysburg 41-6 W 11/11/78 Davidson 12-17 L 10/12/96 Bronx Cancelled 10/24/81 Gettysburg 28-14 W 9/22/79 Davidson 13-16 L 9/6/97 Easton 0-23 L 9/20/80 Easton 27-20 W 11/7/98 Bronx 27-20 W HAMILTON (1-0-0) 9/19/81 Davidson 14-7 W 11/6/99 Easton 27-7 W 10/12/1907 Easton 43-0 W 10/23/82 Easton 49-14 W 11/4/00 Bronx 28-31 L 9/17/83 Davidson 35-12 W 11/3/01 Easton 24-45 L HARVARD (3-13-0) 10/18/86 Davidson 51-14 W 10/26/02 Bronx 26-33 L 9/24/66 Cambridge 7-30 L 10/17/87 Easton 38-10 W 10/25/03 Easton 30-32 L 9/30/67 Cambridge 0-51 L 11/12/88 Davidson 38-13 W 10/23/04 Bronx 35-20 W 10/17/92 Easton 31-29 W 9/24/05 Easton 27-10 W 10/2/93 Cambridge 16-21 L DAYTON (1-0-0) 11/4/06 Bronx 31-24 W 10/5/96 Cambridge 17-7 W 11/17/23 Easton 45-0 W 10/20/07 Easton 23-34 L 9/30/00 Easton 19-42 L 10/25/08 Bronx 48-13 W 9/29/01 Cambridge 14-38 L DELAWARE (7-18-0) 10/24/09 Easton 26-21 W 10/18/03 Cambridge 27-34 L 9/26/14 Easton 41-0 W 10/23/10 Bronx 10-14 L 10/2/04 Easton 23-38 L 10/20/15 Easton 31-0 W 10/22/11 Easton 45-24 W 10/15/05 Easton 17-24 L 11/12/21 Easton 44-0 W 11/10/12 Bronx 27-26 L 10/14/06 Cambridge 7-24 L 10/22/49 Easton 0-7 L 10/13/07 Cambridge 17-27 L 10/21/50 Newark 9-7 W FORT MONMOUTH (1-0-0) 10/4/08 Easton 13-27 L 11/10/51 Easton 7-25 L 10/10/1942 Easton 7-3 W 10/17/09 Cambridge 35-18 W 11/15/52 Newark 12-13 L 10/2/10 Easton 10-35 L 11/14/53 Easton 7-13 L FRANKLIN & MARSHALL (7-2-0) 10/1/11 Easton 3-31 L 11/13/54 Newark 7-41 L 10/11/1890 Lancaster 10-18 L 10/8/55 Easton 6-14 L 11/14/1896 Easton 38-0 W HAVERFORD (4-0-0) 10/6/56 Newark 28-14 W 10/6/1897 Lancaster 8-0 W 10/19/1887 Easton 12-4 W 10/12/57 Cancelled - Flu 11/18/18 Easton 13-0 W 10/27/1888 Haverford 18-0 W 10/11/58 Newark 7-6 W 10/13/23 Easton 33-0 W 10/14/1891 Haverford 38-0 W 10/10/59 Easton 8-26 L 10/7/33 Lancaster 12-0 W 10/18/1919 Easton 41-0 W 10/8/60 Newark 3-0 W 10/13/34 Easton 0-13 L 10/7/61 Easton 0-34 L 10/30/37 Easton 14-0 W HOBART (2-0-0) 10/6/62 Newark 7-28 L 10/31/53 Lancaster 34-13 W 10/9/1909 Easton 50-0 W 10/12/63 Easton 0-61 L 10/11/1924 Easton 30-0 W 10/10/64 Newark 0-28 L GALLAUDET (3-0-0) 10/9/65 Easton 7-40 L 9/27/1902 Easton 23-0 W HOFSTRA (5-6-2) 10/8/66 Newark 15-23 L 9/26/1903 Easton 36-0 W 10/3/64 Easton 7-7 T 10/21/67 Easton 2-21 L 10/8/1904 Easton 53-0 W 10/2/65 Hempstead 7-31 L 10/10/70 Newark 20-36 L 10/1/66 Easton 6-9 L 10/9/71 Easton 0-49 L GARDEN CITY AVIATION (0-1-0) 9/23/67 Hempstead 0-28 L 10/7/72 Newark 0-27 L 11/28/1918 Easton 0-21 L 10/5/68 Easton 7-0 W 11/27/04 Newark 14-28 L 10/4/69 Hempstead 41-25 W GEORGETOWN (10-6-0) 10/12/74 Hempstead 17-7 W DICKINSON (23-2-0) 10/25/1902 Washington D.C. 23-0 W 10/4/75 Easton 31-19 W 10/18/1886 Easton 24-5 W 12/2/22 Washington D.C. 7-13 L 10/26/91 Hempstead 17-60 L 10/12/1887 Carlisle 12-0 W 11/5/27 Washington D.C. 2-27 L 9/12/92 Easton 21-14 W 10/1/1890 Easton 52-0 W 10/16/37 Washington D.C. 6-0 W 10/16/93 Easton 17-17 T 10/31/1896 Easton 18-0 W 11/10/01 Washington D.C. 37-17 W 9/24/94 Easton 6-27 L 11/13/1897 Easton 19-0 W 10/19/02 Easton 35-17 W 9/16/95 Hempstead 0-26 L 10/15/1898 Easton 6-12 L 10/4/03 Easton 10-17 L 11/30/1899 Easton 36-0 W 9/11/04 Washington D.C. 17-6 W HOLY CROSS (15-12-0) 11/29/1900 Easton 10-6 W 10/1/05 Washington D.C. 12-7 W 9/20/86 Easton 14-38 L 11/27/1901 Easton 29-0 W 11/11/06 Easton 45-14 W 9/19/87 Worcester 11-40 L 11/27/1902 Easton 23-0 W 9/8/07 Washington D.C. 28-7 W 9/17/88 Easton 28-20 W 11/26/1903 Easton 0-35 L 9/13/08 Easton 24-6 W 9/16/89 Easton 21-23 L

2013 81 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 10/27/90 Worcester 3-34 L 11/22/1901 Bethlehem 41-0 W 11/22/03 Bethlehem 10-30 L 11/2/91 Worcester 14-48 L 11/22/1902 Easton 0-6 L 11/20/04 Easton 24-10 W 11/7/92 Easton 15-6 W 11/21/1903 Bethlehem 6-12 L 11/19/05 Bethlehem 23-19 W 11/6/93 Worcester 52-27 W 11/24/1904 Easton 40-6 W 11/18/06 Easton 49-27 W 10/22/94 Easton 17-9 W 11/15/1905 Bethlehem 53-0 W 11/17/07 Bethlehem 21-17 W 10/21/95 Worcester 27-17 W 10/24/1906 Easton 33-0 W 11/21/08 Easton 15-31 L 11/16/96 Easton 38-21 W 11/23/1907 Bethlehem 22-5 W 11/21/09 Bethlehem 21-27(OT) L 11/15/97 Worcester 34-23 W 11/21/1908 Easton 5-11 L 11/20/10 Easton 13-20 L 10/31/98 Easton 28-17 W 11/20/1909 Bethlehem 21-0 W 11/19/11 Bethlehem 13-37 L 9/18/99 Worcester 12-30 L 11/19/1910 Easton 14-0 W 11/17/12 Easton 21-38 L 10/21/00 Easton 28-13 W 11/25/11 Bethlehem 11-0 W 10/20/01 Worcester 53-63 L 11/23/12 Easton 0-10 L LIBERTY (1-1-0) 11/16/02 Easton 42-13 W 11/22/13 Bethlehem 0-7 L 9/18/08 Lynchburg 35-21 W 11/15/03 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11/27/43 Bethlehem 58-0 W 10/1/77 Kings Point 33-6 W 10/21/44 Easton 44-0 W MEDICO-CHIURGICAL (3-0-0) 9/23/78 Easton 10-13 L 11/18/44 Easton 64-0 W 10/11/1905 Easton 35-0 W 9/15/79 Kings Point 33-6 W 11/24/45 Bethlehem 7-0 W 10/13/1906 Easton 34-0 W 10/15/80 Easton 31-12 W 11/23/46 Easton 13-0 W 10/17/08 Easton 23-0 W 11/14/81 Kings Point 49-13 W 11/22/47 Bethlehem 7-0 W 11/20/48 Easton 23-13 W MERCYHURST (1-0-0) KUTZTOWN (9-0-0) 11/19/49 Bethlehem 21-12 W 10/22/88 Easton 52-35 W 10/13/82 Easton 36-3 W 11/18/50 Easton 0-38 L 11/12/83 Easton 28-13 W 11/17/51 Bethlehem 0-51 L MILLERSVILLE (1-0-0) 9/22/84 Easton 16-3 W 11/22/52 Easton 7-14 L 9/14/96 Easton 29-17 W 11/16/85 Easton 23-7 W 11/21/53 Bethlehem 33-13 W 9/13/86 Easton 17-6 W 11/20/54 Easton 46-0 W MONMOUTH (1-0) 9/12/87 Easton 29-17 W 11/19/55 Bethlehem 35-6 W 9/7/02 Easton 30-29 W 9/10/88 Easton 54-7 W 11/17/56 Easton 10-27 L 9/9/89 Easton 44-14 W 11/23/57 Bethlehem 13-26 L MORAVIAN (0-2-0) 9/8/90 Easton 32-16 W 11/22/58 Easton 14-14 T 9/28/35 Easton 0-6 L 11/21/59 Bethlehem 28-6 W 11/14/36 Easton 7-28 L LAKEHURST (0-1-0) 11/19/60 Easton 3-26 L 11/14/1942 Easton 0-14 L 11/18/61 Bethlehem 14-17 L MUHLENBERG (33-11-1) 11/17/62 Easton 6-13 L 9/28/12 Easton 20-3 W LEBANON VALLEY (2-0-0) 11/30/63 Bethlehem 8-15 L 9/27/13 Easton 7-7 T 10/28/1905 Easton 79-0 W 11/21/64 Easton 6-6 T 11/7/14 Easton 24-3 W 10/28/1916 Easton 27-14 W 11/20/65 Bethlehem 14-20 L 9/25/15 Eatson 14-7 W 11/19/66 Easton 16-0 W 10/27/17 Easton 0-6 L LEHIGH (76-67-5) 11/18/67 Bethlehem 6-0 W 10/26/18 Easton 0-7 L 10/25/1884 Easton 50-0 W 11/23/68 Easton 6-21 L 10/4/19 Easton 13-0 W 11/12/1884 Bethlehem 34-4 W 11/22/69 Bethlehem 19-36 L 10/2/20 Easton 20-0 W 10/31/1885 Bethlehem 6-0 W 11/21/70 Easton 31-28 W 9/24//21 Easton 48-0 W 11/21/1885 Easton 6-6 T 11/20/71 Bethlehem 19-48 L 10/14/22 Easton 62-0 W 11/6/1886 Easton 12-0 W 11/18/72 Easton 6-14 L 9/29/23 Easton 20-0 W 11/24/1886 Bethlehem 4-0 W 11/17/73 Bethlehem 13-45 L 9/27/24 Easton 13-0 W 10/29/1887 Bethlehem 4-10 L 11/23/74 Easton 7-57 L 9/26/25 Easton 20-14 W 11/23/1887 Easton 6-0 W 11/22/75 Bethlehem 14-40 L 9/28/26 Easton 35-0 W 11/17/1888 Easton 4-6 L 11/20/76 Easton 21-17 W 10/1/27 Easton 38-7 W 11/27/1888 Bethlehem 0-16 L 11/19/77 Bethlehem 17-35 L 10/6/28 Easton 56-0 W 10/30/1889 Bethlehem 10-16 L 11/18/78 Easton 15-23 L 10/5/29 Easton 23-0 W 11/16/1889 Easton 6-6 T 11/17/79 Bethlehem 3-24 L 10/4/30 Easton 13-0 W 11/1/1890 Easton 0-30 L 11/22/80 Easton 0-32 L 10/3/31 Easton 26-0 W 11/15/1890 Bethlehem 6-66 L 11/21/81 Bethlehem 10-3 W 10/1/32 Allentown 6-0 W 11/4/1891 Bethlehem 4-22 L 11/20/82 Easton 34-6 W 9/30/33 Easton 20-0 W 11/11/1891 Easton 2-6 L 11/19/83 Bethlehem 14-22 L 10/6/34 Easton 19-0 W 11/25/1891 Wilkes-Barre 2-16 L 11/17/84 Easton 28-7 W 10/5/35 Easton 7-0 W 11/5/1892 Easton 4-0 W 11/23/85 Bethlehem 19-24 L 9/26/36 Allentown 6-19 L 11/19/1892 Bethlehem 6-15 L 11/22/86 Easton 28-23 W 10/14/39 Easton 6-7 L 11/8/1893 Bethlehem 6-22 L 11/21/87 Bethlehem 10-17 L 10/12/40 Allentown 26-7 W 11/18/1893 Easton 0-10 L 11/19/88 Easton 52-45 W 10/18/41 Easton 40-0 W 11/14/1894 Easton 28-0 W 11/18/89 Bethlehem 36-21 W 9/28/46 Easton 20-32 L 11/24/1894 Bethlehem 8-11 L 11/17/90 Easton 14-35 L 9/27/47 Easton 0-38 L 11/9/1895 Bethlehem 22-12 W 11/23/91 Bethlehem 18-36 L 10/16/48 Allentown 46-13 W 11/23/1895 Easton 14-6 W 11/21/92 Easton 32-29 W 10/8/49 Easton 35-14 W 1896 - did not play - 11/20/93 Bethlehem 14-39 L 10/14/50 Allentown 6-21 L 10/30/1897 Easton 34-0 W 11/19/94 Easton 54-20 W 10/13/51 Easton 14-7 W 11/25/1897 Bethlehem 22-0 W 11/18/95 Bethlehem 30-37 (OT) L 10/11/52 Allentown 0-37 L 11/5/1898 Bethlehem 0-22 L 11/23/96 Easton 19-23 L 10/10/53 Easton 7-20 L 11/24/1898 Easton 11-5 W 11/22/97 Bethlehem 31-43 L 10/9/54 Allentown 0-27 L 11/4/1899 Easton 17-0 W 11/21/98 Easton 7-31 L 9/24/55 Easton 7-0 W 11/25/1899 Bethlehem 35-0 W 11/20/99 Bethlehem 12-14 L 9/22/56 Allentown 26-0 W 11/3/1900 Bethlehem 34-0 W 11/18/00 Easton 17-31 L 9/28/57 Easton 20-13 W 11/24/1900 Easton 18-0 W 11/17/01 Bethlehem 6-41 L 10/4/58 Easton 27-14 W 11/2/1901 Easton 29-0 W 11/23/02 Easton 14-7 W 10/3/59 Allentown 19-6 W 10/1/60 Easton 20-14 W

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2013 84 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2012 Season in Review 2012 Season in Review (games 1-4)

GAME 1 WILLIAM & MARY 14 GAME 2 PENN 21 LAFAYETTE 17 LAFAYETTE 28

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (9/8/12) - Lafayette’s con- EASTON, Pa. (9/15/12) - A seven-interception perfor- certed effort on defense held William & Mary to 197 mance by the defense led Lafayette to a 28-21 victory yards of total offense in a 17-14 win in the Leopards’ over Penn at Fisher Stadium. The Leopards forced eight season opener at Zable Stadium. turnovers in all and improved to 2-0 for the first time The overall yardage number didn’t quite tell the since 2008. The seven interceptions matched the school story, as 80 of the 197 total yards came on the final single-game record set in 1944 against Ursinus. offensive series. The defense held William & Mary to Lafayette took a 21-7 lead into halftime after a 84 yards rushing and 113 yards in the air. Conversely, dominating first-half by the Leopards’ defense. The unit the Lafayette offense churned out 301 yards, 189 from forced Penn quarterbacks into throwing five intercep- the arm of senior QB Andrew Shoop who was 18- tions in the half, four by starter Billy Ragone and another of-34 with a touchdown and no interceptions. Shoop by Andrew Holland, who entered in the second quarter. completed passes to eight receivers for at least 15 yards, Three of Lafayette’s interceptions came on Penn’s open- including four to Mike Duncan and Ross Scheuer- ing three possessions. The first, by Kasheem Hill, was man. On the ground, the Leopards had 112 yards, 66 on Penn’s third play from scrimmage and was returned from Vaughn Hebron and 37 from Scheuerman. 42 yards down the Lafayette sideline. Making his first “I think we surprised them a little bit with our play. The kids just gave a tremendous career start under center, sophomore QB Zach Zweizig effort. I couldn’t be prouder of our young men,” said Lafayette head coach Frank handed off three times to tailback Vaughn Hebron before Zweizig’s number was Tavani. “There was tremendous preparation by our staff. It was a true team effort. called on a draw from four yards out on first and goal. Ryan Gralish converted the The kids have really pulled together as a team since last year. I think they really proved extra point and Lafayette went ahead 7-0. something today.” It took two plays for Lafayette’s defense to strike again, this time when Darius Saf- Late in the first quarter, the Leopards’ offense scored the first points of the game. ford jumped a route and took Ragone’s pass 31 yards for a touchdown. The next series Shoop hit Hebron for a 15-yard completion on 3rd-and-6. Three plays later, Hebron, ended at midfield when Ben Aloi held on to Ragone’s pass at the Leopards’ 44. who started the game at tailback, broke a play outside and took it in. His 14-yard Zweizig then directed a 13-play, 56-yard drive that spanned 7:08 and ended with a scoring run was the fourth of his career and was sprung by a Rodney Gould block. 17-yard pass to Rodney Gould. Ethan Swerdlow’s PAT gave Lafayette a 7-0 with 1:36 left in the quarter. After INT’s by Jared Roberts and Colton Kirkpatrick didn’t result in points, An 80-minute-minute lightning delay served as the post-touchdown celebration, as Ragone helped put Penn on the board with a touchdown drive before intermission, the officials cleared the field. The game, which kicked off at 7 p.m., resumed at 9 p.m. coming on a four-yard pass to Lyle Marsh with 37 ticks left. and lasted for 4:24 minutes. The Maroon and White received the ball in the second half and punted twice. With In the second quarter, the Tribe put some pressure on Shoop and forced a fumble 4:33 showing on the third-quarter clock, Penn took over on the Lafayette 40 after an on third down at the Lafayette 34. The ensuing William & Mary drive used three plays 18-yard return by Eric Fiore. The Quakers moved down to the Lafayette 21-yard and resulted in a 28-yard pass from Michael Graham to Tre McBride that knotted the line in three plays before another interception haunted the Penn offense. Kyni Scott game at 7-7. plucked Ragone’s pass out of the air at the 12-yard line to end the scoring threat. Lafayette responded with its own drive at the end of the half, using 11 plays to cover Four straight rushing plays, three to Scheuerman, set up a 36-yard pass play from 61 yards. On 2nd-and-10 at the 14, Shoop connected with Hall in the corner of the Zweiwig to Mark Ross. The play put Lafayette on the Penn 26 before Zweizig con- endzone. He reeled in the pass, but the official ruled that Hall was out of bounds. The nected with Mike Duncan on the next snap for his second passing TD of the night. Leopards were forced to attempt a 31-yard field goal. The snap was high and Swerd- Despite the frequency of turnovers, Penn remained in the game, scoring 14 points in low’s kick hit the right upright to leave the game tied. the fourth quarter. Holland connected with Marsh for a 12-yard score that trimmed In the third quarter amid the wet field conditions, Lafayette forced a fumble and Lafayette’s advantage to 28-14 less than a minute into the final quarter. turned it into seven points. James Coscia knocked it loose and Shane Black recov- Penn intercepted Zweizig near midfield. The Quakers looked as if they had cut it to ered. The offense cobbled together a 9-play, 48-yard scoring drive over the next 3:12. seven on the ensuing possession when Holland hit Ryan Mitchell for a 22-yard pass. Lafayette had the ball 3rd-and-15 on the 18 when Shoop zipped a ball across the Kirkpatrick stripped Mitchell at the one-yard line and Aloi recovered in the end zone. middle into the endzone for Duncan’s first career touchdown. Lafayette led 14-7. The Quakers put together a 13-play, 66-yard drive that brought them within seven, An illegal substitution penalty cost the Tribe in the fourth quarter, extending Lafay- 28-21, with 5:24 left. Penn had the ball a final time with 2:30 left, but Lafayette’s ette’s drive near midfield. Lafayette moved to the William & Mary 17 before Swerdlow seventh pick of the day, Safford’s second of the game, sealed the win. gave Lafayette some breathing room with a 34-yard field goal and a 17-7 lead. Zweizig finished the day 13-for-20 for 134 yards with two touchdowns and two William & Mary made things very interesting the waning minutes. The Tribe put interceptions in his first career start. together an eight-play, 80-yard drive that ended with a 32-yard pass from Raphael Holland threw for 191 yards, completing 18-of-28 for one touchdown with two in- Ortiz to McBride with 1:48 left in the game. terceptions. Ragone was picked off five times after completing 14-of-23 for 152 yards. Scheuerman recovered the onside kick for the Leopards to close out the victory. Conner Scott reeled in 12 catches for 161 yards.

Lafayette (1-0) 7 0 7 3 17 Lafayette (2-0) 21 0 7 0 28 William & Mary (0-2) 0 7 0 7 14 Penn (0-1) 0 7 0 14 21

LC - Hebron, 14-yd run (Swerdlow kick) LC - Zweizig, 4-yd run (Gralish kick) WM - T. McBride, 28-yd pass from Graham (Kuhn kick) LC - Safford, 31-yd interception return (Gralish kick) LC - Duncan, 18-yd pass from Shoop (Swerdlow kick) LC - Gould, 17-yd pass from Zweizig (Gralish kick) LC - Swerdlow, 34-yd FG Penn - Marsh, 4-yd pass from Ragone (Loftus kick) WM - T. McBride, 32-yard pass from Ortiz (Kuhn kick) LC - Duncan, 26-yard pass from Zweizig (Gralish kick) Penn - Marsh, 12-yd pass from Holland (Loftus kick) Penn- Ragone, 1-yd run (Loftus kick) Lafayette William & Mary First Downs 19 11 Lafayette Penn Rushing 44-112 28-94 First Downs 13 25 Net Yards Passing 189 113 Rushing 40-102 21-79 Passes Comp-Att-Int 18-34-0 11-28-1 Net Yards Passing 134 344 Total Net Yards 301 207 Passes Comp-Att-Int 13-20-2 32-51-7 Fumbles/Lost 1/1 3/1 Total Net Yards 236 423 Penalties/Yards 4/25 4/30 Fumbles/Lost 0/0 2/1 Punts/Average 8/39.6 9/42.2 Penalties/Yards 7/58 6/55 Punts/Average 6/41.3 2/39.5 Rushing — LC: Hebron 15-66, Scheuerman 14-37, Shoop 9-25, Duncan 1-1, Kessel 1-(-1), Elder 1-(-5), Team 3-(-11); WM: Jones (6-16), K. McBride 9-30, Ortiz Rushing — LC: Scheuerman 13-45, Hebron 16-42, Zweizig 6-17, Elder 1-3, Kessel 2-23, Abdul-Saboor 4-18, Team 1(-1), Graham 6-(-13). 1-0, Team 3-(-5); Penn: Ragone 10-58, Colavita 4-13, Jack 4-7, Marsh 2-1, Hol- land 1-0. Passing — LC: Shoop 18-33-0 for 189 yards; WM: Graham 7-19-1 for 54 yards; Ortiz 4-9-0 for 59 yards. Passing — LC: Zweizig 13-20-2 for 134 yards; Penn: Holland 18-28-2 for 191 yards, Ragone 14-23-5 for 153. Receiving — LC: Duncan 4-60, Scheuerman 4-15, Gould 3-26, Hall 2-28, Smith 2-11, Ross 1-19, Hebron 1-15, Kessel 1-15; WM: T. McBride 5-91, Kearney 3-15, Receiving — LC: Smith 4-11, Ross 3-57, Gould 3-31, Duncan 2-32, Hebron 1-3; Jones 1-5, K. McBride 1-1, Abdul-Saboor 1-1. Penn: Scott 12-161, Marsh 8-66, Mitchell 4-40, Holder 3-38, Jack 3-30, Fiore 1-5, Allen 1-4.

2013 86 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME 3 BUCKNELL 14 GAME 4 ROBERT MORRIS 31 LAFAYETTE 20 LAFAYETTE 28

LEWISBURG, Pa. (9/22/12) - Lafayette improved to MOON TOWNSHIP, Pa. (9/29/12) - Robert Morris 3-0 for the first time since 2008 with a 20-14 victory at dealt Lafayette its first loss of the year, running up 28 Bucknell in the Patriot League opener. The Leopards, first-half points en route to a 31-28 final. Lafayette who led the nation in turnover margin entering the erased a 21-point halftime deficit and tied the game in weekend, forced three Bucknell turnovers that resulted the fourth quarter before Robert Morris booted home a in 10 points. game-winning field goal with 19 seconds left. The Lafayette defense picked off Bucknell QB Individually, Mark Ross, had a career day with Brandon Wesley in the first quarter. A 24-yard pass from 13 catches for 151 yards and two touchdowns. The Andrew Shoop to Greg Kessel started the drive and Aliquippa, Pa. native, who was playing in front of a host a 19-yard strike to Rodney Gould followed. Vaughn of hometown fans, tied the Lafayette single-game record Hebron ran 13 yards to the one-yard line before Kes- for catches, previously held by Mark Layton against sel’s plunge off left tackle put Lafayette ahead 7-0. Penn in 2010. The Maroon and White took advantage of a pair of Lafayette was forced to play from behind the entire Bucknell miscues in the second quarter, using a roughing game. The Leopards and Colonials exchanged intercep- the passer call and a pass interference citation to eat up tions in the opening minutes, but it was Lafayette’s 30 yards. Shoop also connected with Mark Ross for a 15-yard pickup. second turnover that proved costly. Ryan Gralish converted a 46-yard field goal on the first attempt of his career. The Operating from deep inside Lafayette territory, Andrew Shoop connected with Ross drive covered 34 yards and gave Lafayette a 10-0 lead with 9:46 left. who appeared to juggle the ball for an incompletion. The contested play was ruled a Midway through the second quarter, Wesley broke out for a 45-yard run after nearly catch and a fumble and was recovered by RMU’s Mike Neilson for a TD. being sacked twice in the backfield. Bucknell faced a 3rd-and-goal at the 12 before a Robert Morris led 14-0 after a 26-yard touchdown pass from Jeff Sinclair to Duane Wesley strike to Nick Gatto put Bucknell within three, 10-7, at 5:20. Mitchell in the corner of the endzone. The Leopards sliced the Robert Morris lead in The back and forth continued on the Leopards’ next drive. Shoop went 8-for-8 for half with a 25-yard touchdown run by Ross Scheuerman. It was the first rushing TD 68 yards on the drive and he lofted his eighth pass, for eight yards, to Brandon Hall of his career for Scheuerman who finished the night with 12 carries for 75 yards. for the score just before halftime. Lafayette led 17-7. Shoop finished the game 22-of-34 Robert Morris answered quickly, travelling 72 yards on 10 plays over 4:47 before for 278 yards and a touchdown, including six completions for 71 yards to freshman WR Sinclair’s three-yard pass to Paul Evans made it 21-7. Robert Morris took advantage of Jamel Smith, one of nine receivers Shoop connected with. Shoop’s second INT of the night. Sinclair advanced the lead to 28-7 with an eight-yard The Leopards’ advantage stayed at 10 points through a scoreless third quarter. In run around left end with 7:12 left in the half, a score that held through intermission. the fourth, Darius Safford, who was coming off a two-interception game vs. Penn, The Leopards received the ball to start the second half and promptly marched it 80 stripped Wesley of the ball and Kyle Sakowski recovered. Lafayette took over on the yards on 10 plays. A 30-yard pass from Shoop to Ross extended the drive. The 12-yard Bucknell 37, but was stopped on downs with 8:45 left in the game. strike between the tandem cut the deficit to 28-14 with 9:16 left in the third quarter. The Leopards’ defense came through again on Bucknell’s ensuing possession. Jared The Leopards kept inching closer to Robert Morris, which was playing the second Roberts intercepted a Wesley offering and Roberts’ 37-yard runback put Lafayette 1st- home night game in school history. Lafayette scored on the opening play of the fourth and-10 at the Bucknell 14-yard line with 8:22 remaining. Gralish booted a 26-yard quarter, a two-yard touchdown pass from Shoop to Ross with 14:55 left in the game. field goal and stretched Lafayette’s margin to 20-7. The drive covered 73 yards on 14 plays and took up 6:49 on the clock. Ryan Gral- Down by two scores, Bucknell did not wilt, moving the ball for a nine-play, 73-yard ish’s PAT was true and the Colonials’ lead was seven. march. Wesley’s 12-yard run was the culminating play. The Leopards’ defense built on the momentum, forcing a Robert Morris punt. Lafay- Bucknell attempted an onside kick, but Ross Scheuerman recovered. Lafayette ette took over at its own 26-yard line with 12:25 left in the game. Shoop, Scheuerman took over at its own 48 and ran for losses on the initial two plays. On the day, Bucknell and Ross embarked on a nine-play 74-yard drive that tied the game. The big strike (2-1, 0-1) held Lafayette to just 11 yards rushing. was a 25-yard connection to Ross. On 2nd-and-goal at the 10, Shoop drilled a pass to Shoop found Gould for a seven-yard gain before Lafayette was forced to punt. Rodney Gould to knot the game at 28-28. Shoop finished the day 25-of-38 for 268 Bucknell took over at the 20-yard line with 2:04 left on the clock. yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions. The Bison were just short of midfield when Wesley converted a 4th-and-1 with a 16- The teams traded punts on the next two possessions and Robert Morris got the yard pass to Charle Thompson to keep the drive alive. On 3rd-and -10 at the Bucknell ball back with 2:23 left in the game. At the RMU 22-yrd line, Sinclair (15-of-28 for 45, freshman Chris Brockman made the biggest play of his young career with an 201, 2 TD and 1 INT) heaved a pass to Donte Jeter for a 43-yard pickup, putting the 11-yard sack of the elusive Wesley. On the day, Lafayette sacked Wesley four times with Colonials in field-goal range. The RMU offense picked up six more yards before Greg Shane Dorner accounting for the other three in the first start of his collegiate career. Langer hit the game-winning 33-yard field goal. Wesley’s final pass of the game was incomplete and ended a day in which he was 18- Defensively, five players (Kyni Scott, Kasheem Hill, Mike Boles, Shane Black for-33 for 239 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions. and Jared Roberts) had seven tackles for the Leopards. Colton Kirkpatrick had an Mike Boles led the team with 10 tackles while Roberts and Safford had six apiece. interception in the first half after getting the start at WILL linebacker. Marcelis Branch had 14 tackles with an interception to lead Robert Morris. Lafayette (3-0, 1-0) 7 10 0 3 20 Bucknell (1-2, 0-1) 0 7 0 7 14 Lafayette (3-1) 0 7 7 14 28 Robert Morris (1-2) 14 14 0 3 31 LC - 7:48 1st: Kessel, 1-yd run (Gralish kick) LC - 9:46 2nd: Gralish, 46-yd FG RMU - 8:02 1st: Neilsom, 5-yd fumble recovery (Langer kick) BU - 5:20 2nd: Gatto, 12-yd pass from Wesley (Cobelli kick) RMU - 2:54 1st: Mitchell, 26-yd pass from Sinclair (Langer kick) LC - 1:32 2nd: Hall, 8-yd pass from Shoop (Gralish kick) LC - 14:13 2nd: Scheuerman, 25-yd run (Gralish kick) LC - 6:44 4th: Gralish, 26-yard FG RMU - 9:19 2nd: Evans, 3-yd pass from Sinclair (Langer kick) BU - 2:34 4th: Wesley, 12-yd run (Cobelli kick) RMU - 7:12 2nd: Sinclair, 8-yard run LC - 9:16 3rd: Ross, 12-yd pass from Shoop (Gralish kick) Lafayette Bucknell LC - 14:55 4th: Ross, 3-yd pass from Shoop (Gralish kick) First Downs 16 14 LC - 8:57 4th: Gould, 10-yd pass from Shoop (Gralish kick) Rushing 31-11 30-126 LC - :19 4th: Langer, 33-yd FG Net Yards Passing 278 239 Passes Comp-Att-Int 22-34-0 18-33-2 Lafayette Robert Morris Total Net Yards 289 365 First Downs 24 19 Fumbles/Lost 0/0 2/1 Rushing 28-83 32-185 Penalties/Yards 6/45 8/70 Net Yards Passing 268 201 Punts/Average 7/39.7 6/44.5 Passes Comp-Att-Int 25-38-2 15-28-1 Total Net Yards 351 386 Rushing — LC: Hebron 11-25, Kessel 2-1, Scheuerman 7-(-2), Team 1-(- Fumbles/Lost 2/1 1/0 2), Elder 3-(-4), Shoop 7-(-7); BU: Wesley 14-76, Young 14-44, Walker Penalties/Yards 9/82 11/93 1-5, Thompson 1-1. Punts/Average 4/41.2 6/37.2 Passing — LC: Shoop 22-34-0 for 278 yards; BU: Wesley 18-33-2 for 239 Rushing — LC: Scheuerman 12-75, Hebron 4-14, Smith 1-9, Team 1-(-1), Shoop 10-(-14); yards. RMU: Taylor 16-94, Sinclair 13-84, Thermil 2-7, Groat 1-0. Receiving — LC: Smith 6-71, Gould 6-55, Ross 4-51, Duncan 1-32, Passing — LC: Shoop 25-38-2 for 268; RMU: Sinclair 15-28-1 for 201. Scheuerman 1-24, Kessel 1-24, Kollie 1-9, Hall 1-8, Hebron 1-4; BU: Fla- herty 6-58, Brake 4-81, Walker 2-33, Lebo 2-11, Friend 1-17, Thompson Receiving — LC: Ross 13-151, Scheuerman 6-42, Duncan 2-25, Hall 2-21, Gould 2-20, 0-9; 1-16, Gatto 1-12, Young 1-11. RMU: Jeter 7-131, Evans 3-19, Pirl 2-11, Mitchell 1-26, Smith 1-8, Groat 1-6.

2013 87 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2012 Season in Review (games 5-8)

GAME 5 PRINCETON 35 GAME 6 YALE 10 LAFAYETTE 14 LAFAYETTE 20

EASTON, Pa. (10/6/12) - A 21-point third quarter NEW HAVEN, Conn. (10/13/12) - Lafayette held stretched Princeton’s 8-0 halftime lead to 29-0 as the Yale scoreless in the second half of a Patriot League-Ivy Tigers pulled away for a 35-14 win over Lafayette. League matchup at the Yale Bowl. The Leopards’ 20- The decisive third quarter featured two rushing 10 victory improved their overall record to 4-2 with a touchdowns and a pick-six. Princeton QB Quinn Ep- 2-1 mark against Ivy League opponents. perly scored on a 23-yard run eight minutes into the sec- In his first career start, junior Dion King made 13 ond half. Phillip Bhaya followed with a game-breaking tackles at linebacker while sophomore Shane Black interception and 32-yard return for TD that pushed the came up from his safety spot to make 11 tackles and Tigers’ advantage to 22-0 with 5:40 left in the third. pick off a pair of passes. Freshman linebacker Chris The Leopards were forced to punt on their next pos- Brockman had eight tackles. session and Princeton took over near midfield. Six plays Senior QB Andrew Shoop’s motor seemed fine at later, Roman Wilson scampered 34 yards for the score Yale, a week after missing the Princeton game due to and a 29-0 advantage. Princeton ran for 262 yards on a concussion. He completed 20-of-33 for 243 yards the ground, as four ballcarriers had 40 or more yards. and two touchdowns and took over eighth place on Ross Scheuerman put the Leopards on the board Lafayette’s career passing yardage list (3,026 yards) to start the fourth with a 65-yard touchdown run. It was Lafayette’s longest play and touchdown ledger (23). from scrimmage this season and the longest run of Scheuerman’s career. Scheuerman In the first quarter, Lafayette picked off Yale twice but had no points to show for it, finished with 125 yards on the ground, the Leopards’ first 100-yard rushing game since also turning it over on a fumble. Pat Mputu’s 116-yard performance against Fordham on Oct. 22, 2011. Yale broke through 30 seconds into the second quarter, finishing off a six-play, 55- The Leopards played without starting quarterback Andrew Shoop and starting yard drive with a 25-yard pass from Eric Williams to Michael Leunen. linebackers Kasheem Hill and Ben Aloi. The Leopards evened the score midway through the second quarter. A 20-yard pass Princeton opened the game in the hurry-up offense, converting three first downs, from Shoop to Mark Ross set up the Leopards’ initial score, advancing the ball to the before facing a 4th-and-inches situation on Lafayette’s 28-yard line. Rick Lyster came 15. Shoop picked up 11 yards on the ground before finishing off the drive with his arm up with the stuff in the backfield to keep Princeton from opening-drive points. Failed on a four-yard play-action pass to Greg Kessel across the middle. The six-play scoring drives were the story of the first quarter, as each offense struggled to move the ball. drive knotted the game at 7-7. Lyster ended the day with nine tackles, two for loss. The Bulldogs added a field goal with 4:39 left in the half and led 10-7 going into the The second quarter played out similarly to the first as each defense continued to have locker room. its way. Neither team entered the opponents’ red zone until the final two minutes before The Leopards controlled the second half. On their second drive after intermission, intermission. Princeton broke through late in the half as a 10-yard run from Akil Sharp Lafayette took the lead for good, covering 78 yards on 12 plays over five minutes. The put the Tigers ahead, 6-0. Princeton faked the PAT, lining up all but the snapper, Leopards converted a 3rd-and-22 when Shoop zipped a 25-yard pass to Rodney holder and kicker off to the left side and snapping to the tailback, Jason Ray, who ran Gould. Ross drew a pass interference penalty before pulling down a 10-yard TD pass behind his line for the two-point conversion. from Shoop. Ross garnered 105 yards in the air, his third straight game with 100-plus Lafayette’s final drive of the half stalled and it trailed 8-0 going into the break. yards. Ryan Gralish’s PAT made it 14-10 with 3:58 left in the third quarter. On Lafayette’s second drive of the second half, starting QB Zach Zweizig connected Black’s second interception of the game came in the red zone, stopping a five-minute with Mark Ross for a 41-yard strike. Zweizig faked the handoff to two crossing tail- drive that began the fourth quarter. The game was decided on Yale’s next drive. The backs in the backfield and hit Ross down the middle of the field. The Leopards’ drive Bulldogs had the ball 4th-and-1 at the Lafayette 28 when freshman linebacker Mark stalled after that and Lafayette was forced to punt. Dodd worked his way though the line to stuff Mordecai Cargill for a loss of two yards. Princeton scored three times in the next six minutes, including twice in 36 seconds, to The Leopards took the ensuing drive 70 yards on seven plays over the next three pull away to a 29-0 lead at the end of three quarters. minutes. Ross Scheuerman opened the possession with a 38-yard run into enemy The Tigers’ offense continued to move the ball in the fourth, scoring on a seven-play, territory. After a Shoop sack, Lafayette faced a 4th-and-12 situation at the Yale 34. 60-yard drive that was culminated by Sharp’s 1-yard run. Shoop to Ross worked again, this time for 32 yards. Two plays later, Scheuerman fol- Lafayette’s final possession churned out 72 yards on eight plays. Zweizig completed lowed the lead block of fullback Pat Creahan through the line into the endzone with a 29-yard toss to Ross for a touchdown that ran the final to 35-14. Zweizig finished the 2:19 left in the game. The PAT was blocked. day 17-for-28 for 194 yards with two interceptions and a touchdown while Ross man- Chris Brockman intercepted Yale quarterback Eric Williams on the final drive of aged five catches for 103 yards. the game. Brcokman, Black and Jared Roberts combined to pick off four passes from Defensively, Mike Boles led the way with 12 tackles, and position mate sophomore Williams who completed 23-of-34 with one touchdown. Tyler Varga finished with 110 Colton Kirkpatrick recorded 1.5 sacks to go along with his 10 stops. Jared Roberts yards on the ground for Yale while Cargill had 98. added 10 tackles for the Leopards. Princeton sacked Zweizig four times, including 2.5 sacks by Mike Catapano, who also forced a fumble. Lafayette (4-2) 0 7 7 6 20 Yale (1-4) 0 10 0 0 10 Lafayette (3-2) 0 0 0 14 14 Princeton (2-2) 0 7 21 7 35 YALE - 14:28 2nd: Leunen, 25-yd pass from Williams (Panico kick) LC - 8:02 2nd: Kessel, 4-yd pass from Shoop (Gralish kick) PRIN - 0:53 2nd: Sharp, 10-yd run (Ray rush) <$/(QG3DQLFR\GÀHOGJRDO PRIN - 6:28 3rd: Epperly, 23-yd run (Bieck kick) LC - 3:58 3rd: Ross, 10-yd pass from Shoop (Gralish kick) PRIN - 5:40 3rd: Bhaya, 32-yd interception return (Bieck kick) LC - 2:19 4th: Scheuerman, 2-yard run (PAT blocked) PRIN - 0:12 3rd: Wilson, 34-yd run (Bieck kick) LC - 14:47 4th: Scheuerman, 65-yard run (Gralish kick) Lafayette Yale PRIN - 11:25 4th: Sharp, 1-yd run (team rush failed) First Downs 14 26 LC - 6:54 4th: Ross, 29-yard pass from Zweizig (Gralish kick) Rushing 30-72 54-193 Net Yards Passing 243 209 Lafayette Princeton Passes Comp-Att-Int 20-33-0 23-34-4 First Downs 18 25 Total Net Yards 315 392 Rushing 32-148 54-262 Fumbles/Lost 1/1 0/0 Net Yards Passing 194 143 Penalties/Yards 9/70 6/65 Passes Comp-Att-Int 17-29-2 12-20-0 Punts/Average 8/34.9 4/38.0 Total Net Yards 342 405 Fumbles/Lost 2/0 2/1 Rushing — LC: Scheuerman 17-69, Smith 1-8, Team 3-0, Shoop 9-(-5); YU: Varga Penalties/Yards 6/70 2/15 23-100, Cargill 14-98, Williams 15-1, Team 2-(-16). Punts/Average 7/37.9 5/34.0 Passing — LC: Shoop 20-33-0 for 243 yards. YU: Williams 23-34-4 for 209 yards. Rushing — LC: Scheuerman 11-125, Hebron 13-42, Elder 2-7, Zweizig 6-(-26); PU: Sharp 16-60, Wilson 5-55, Powers 7-48, Epperly 5-45, Michelsen 10-30, Atwa- Receiving — LC: Ross 8-105, Gould 3-56, Scheuerman 3-21, Smith 3-19, Hall ter 5-22, Nelson 3-7, Team 2-(-2), Gaffney 1-(-3). 1-25, Adams 1-13, Kessel 1-4; YU: Liguori 5-15, Sandquist 4-30, Buric 3-40, Wal- lace 3-18, Leunen 2-30, Varga 2-17, Furman 2-16, Wittenauer 1-33, Russell 1-10. Passing — LC: Zweizig 17-28-2 for 194 yards; Smith 0-1-1. PU: Michelsen 8-13-0 for 98 yards; Epperly 4-7-0 for 45 yards.

Receiving — LC: Ross 5-103, Scheuerman 5-38, Smith 4-15, Gould 1-17, Hebron 1-11, Duncan 1-10; PU: Wilson 5-69, Kelley 2-32, Freund 2-13, Hayes 1-13, Atwa- ter 1-12, DeValve 1-4.

2013 88 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME 7 HOLY CROSS 13 GAME 8 GEORGETOWN 20 LAFAYETTE 30 LAFAYETTE 17

EASTON, Pa. (10/20/12) - The Lafayette defense EASTON, Pa. (10/27/12) - In a season that has seen picked off two passes while registering a season-high six Lafayette soar to the top of the turnover margin charts sacks in the Leopards’ 30-13 win over Holy Cross. nationally, it was exactly that category that led to its The Leopards held Holy Cross to 244 yards of total demise. Lafayette fumbled four times and was picked offense (47 rushing, 197 passing). Mike Boles picked off off three times. his first pass of the season late in the fourth quarter to put The turnovers started on the first play of the game away the game. Darius Safford’s third INT of the year when Jamel Smith had the ball knocked loose on the came in the first half, resulting in a field goal. Rick Lys- kick return. Georgetown recovered and its offense began ter had two sacks. Offensively, Mark Ross registered his from its own 49-yard line. The Lafayette defense made fourth straight 100-yard receiving game, reeling in a 12 a quick defensive stand and forced a Georgetown punt catches for a career-best 168 yards and a touchdown. that was downed at the Lafayette one. The Leopards were first on the scoreboard midway On a third down inside the Lafayette 40, Andrew through the second quarter with a five-play, 71-yard Shoop’s pass over the middle was intercepted by Ste- drive that spanned 2:20. Two penalties to start the drive phen Atwater and returned to the LC 18. The Lafayette put Lafayette in a 1st-and-20, but Andrew Shoop defense stood strong, forcing a 26-yard field goal by connected on passes of seven (Brandon Hall), 20 and Matt MacZura’s with 9:45 remaining in the first quarter. Georgetown led 3-0. 43 yards (Ross) to set up a 1st-and-goal from the Holy Cross 10. Shoop took the snap To begin the ensuing drive, Shoop connected with Justin Adams on a 17-yard pass. to his right and dove to the pylon to score and put Lafayette up 6-0. Gralish missed the Adams took a shot to the helmet on the play, and after the unnecessary roughness pen- PAT wide to the right. alty, Lafayette had a 1st-and-10 from the Georgetown 41. The Hoyas came up with a Safford picked off Steven Elder (23-34 for 197 yards, 1 TD and 1 INT) at the Holy strip of Shoop and fell on the ball for their third turnover of the quarter. Cross 47-yard line to end Holy Cross’ next possession before Gralish knocked in a Georgetown put together a 13-play, 70-yard drive to start the second quarter. A 31-yard field goal to give Lafayette a 9-0 lead with just over a minute remaining in the timely pass deflection in the endzone from Jared Roberts forced a 37-yard field goal, half. Lafayette took the 9-0 advantage into the locker room, the second straight week extending Geoergetown’s lead to 6-0 with 10:53 left in the half. Lafayette shut out its opponent in a half. Following the field goal, Lafayette’s drive stalled, but Georgetown mishandled a Lafayette extended its lead early in the second half after the defense forced a three- punt. The ball bounced right into the hands of Lafayette’s Matt Smalley. The offense and-out thanks to a sack by Tahir Basil on the first play from scrimmage. Basil’s got a second chance inside the Hoya 30-yard line. Ryan Gralish connected on a 39- takedown was one of six on the day. Three straight runs for tailback Vaughn Hebron yard field goal to pull Lafayette within three with 8:21 left in the half. of eight, seven and 51 yards brought Lafayette down to the Crusaders’ five. Hebron Lafayette’s next drive gave the Leopards their first lead. An eight-play, 62-yard racked up 66 of his 95 rushing yards on the Leopards’ initial third quarter scoring journey in 3:34 culminated by a six-yard, highlight-reel catch in the corner of the end drive. The 51-yard run was the longest of his career. On 2nd-and-goal from the five, zone by Mark Ross from Shoop. Lafayette led 10-6. Shoop hooked up with Ross for a touchdown to push the lead to 16-0. Lafayette had an opportunity to create a little breathing room at the end of the half. The visitors responded with a touchdown of their own, taking the football 75 yards The Leopards drove and had the ball 1st-and-10 at the Georgetown 12. Shoop was in 11 plays and using 3:44. Sam Auffant ran for 20 yards on the drive, while Elder looking for Brandon Hall up the seam, but Malcolm Caldwell-Meeks tipped and added 55 through the air, including a 12-yard toss to Alex Schneider for the score. Holy picked him off in the endzone. Lafayette led 10-6 at the half. Cross (1-6, 1-2) elected to try a two-point conversion, but missed, and trailed 16-6 With 2:38 remaining in the third, Georgetown QB Kyle Nolan connected with Jo’el going into the fourth quarter following a missed 42-yard field goal by John Macomber Kimpela for the Hoyas’ first TD. Georgetown led 13-10. with 1:41 showing in the period. Lafayette’s first drive of the fourth quarter was impressive. A flea-flicker resulted in a In the fourth, Lafayette pushed the lead to 17 points. Starting at its own 31, a pair of touchdown as Ross Scheuerman took the handoff, tossed it back to Shoop who lofted handoffs to Ross Scheuerman set up 3rd-and-7 for the Lafayette offense. Shoop and it to Greg Kessel for a 36-yard TD. Lafayette led 17-13 with 11:50 left. Ross moved the chains once and then Shoop went right back to his big wide receiver The Hoyas marched down the field. But, an errant throw led to an interception from for 23 more yards on the next play. Three runs, one by Scheuerman and two by Kyni Scott, who returned it 59 yards. The next play, Rodney Gould had the ball Hebron, made it third down at HC 28 where Lafayette took a timeout. punched out after a reception and it was recovered by the Hoyas. A play-action pass was called and Shoop found Hall down the seam for the touch- Midway through the fourth, Georgetown trailed 17-13 and had the ball 4th-and-2 down. Hall made the over-the-shoulder catch as he was being interfered with at the at the LC 42. Nolan connected with Jamal Davis for a 25-yard gain that set up a two- goal line. yard TD run by Nick Campanella. Georgetown led 20-17 with 5:08 remaining. It only took Holy Cross 11 seconds to answer as Kalif Raymond tore off an 80-yard Lafayette’s ensuing drive stalled and the Leopards were forced to punt. They did get kick return that brought the Crusaders within 10, 23-13, with 8:49 left in the game. the ball back with 48 seconds, but a Shoop pick sealed the fate. It was the first kick return for TD that Lafayette had given up since Nov. 8, 2008 vs. Shoop connected with eight receivers to go 17-for-34 for 186 yards with two touch- Bucknell. downs and three interceptions. Defensively, Robert McCabe had 16 tackles for GU Boles’ interception at the Holy Cross 13 with 4:20 left set up an insurance score that while Colton Kirkpatrick managed 12. Hebron punched in from a yard out to run the final to 30-13. Lafayette (5-3, 2-1) 0 10 0 7 17 Lafayette (5-2, 2-0) 0 9 7 14 30 Georgetown (4-5, 1-2) 3 3 7 7 20 Holy Cross (1-6, 1-2) 0 0 6 7 13 *8VW0DF=XUD\GÀHOGJRDO LC - 6:14 2nd: Shoop, 10-yd run (Gralish kick failed) *8QG0DF=XUD\GÀHOGJRDO /&QG*UDOLVK\GÀHOGJRDO /&QG*UDOLVK\DUGÀHOGJRDO LC - 11:11 3rd: Ross, 5-yd pass from Shoop (Gralish kick) LC - 2:51 2nd: Ross, 6-yd pass from Shoop (Gralish kick) HC - 7:27 3rd: Schneider, 12-yd pass from Elder (Elder pass failed) GU - 2:38 3rd: Kimpela, 5-yard pass from Nolan (MacZura kick) LC - 9:00 4th: Hall, 28-yard pass from Shoop (Gralish kick) LC - 11:50 4th: Kessel, 36-yd pass from Shoop (Gralish kick) HC - 8:49 4th: Raymond, 80-yd kick-off return (Macomber kick) GU - 5:08 4th: Campanella, 2-yard run (MacZura kick) LC - 3:12 4th: Hebron, 1-yard run (Gralish kick) Lafayette Georgetown Lafayette Holy Cross First Downs 19 19 First Downs 17 15 Rushing 32-163 49-160 Rushing 43-174 25-47 Net Yards Passing 186 193 Net Yards Passing 235 197 Passes Comp-Att-Int 17-34-3 15-32-1 Passes Comp-Att-Int 20-28-0 22-34-2 Total Net Yards 349 353 Total Net Yards 409 244 Fumbles/Lost 5/4 3/1 Fumbles/Lost 0/0 0/0 Penalties/Yards 9/62 9/82 Penalties/Yards 4/20 4/39 Punts/Average 6/37.2 9/40.4 Punts/Average 5/40.4 6/47.8 Rushing — LC: Shoop 8-84, Scheuerman 13-50, Hebron 11-29; GU: Kimpela 16- Rushing — LC: Hebron 13-95, Scheuerman 13-41, Shoop 10-21, Young 3-8, Amith 2-7, Kes- 80, Campanella 23-78, Durham 1-2, Nolan 9-0. sel 2-2; HC: Auffant 5-33, Houghton 8-31, Woods 2-4, Bellomo 1-2, Elder 9-(-23). Passing — LC: Shoop 17-34-3 for 186 yards. GU: Nolan 15-32-1 for 193 yards. Passing — LC: Shoop 20-28-0 for 235 yards. HC: Elder 23-34-2 for 197 yards. Receiving — LC: Gould 5-28, Ross 3-30, Adams 2-26, Scheuerman 2-11, Kes- Receiving — LC: Ross 12-168, Smith 4-24, Hall 2-35, Adams 1-6, Gould 1-2; HC: Fess sel 1-36, Smith 1-22, Duncan 1-16, Hall 1-11, Hebron 1-6; GU: Macari 7-114, 9-93, Toulouse 4-36, Mistretta 3-28, Stanley 2-15, Schneider 1-15, Bellomo 1-6, Houghton Furlough 2-14, Davis 1-25, Waizenegger 1-20, Owusu 1-8, Wilke 1-5, Kimpela 1-5, 1-4, O’Dwyer 1-3. Campanella 1-2.

2013 89 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2012 Season in Review (games 9-11)

GAME 9 COLGATE 65 GAME 10 FORDHAM 36 LAFAYETTE 41 LAFAYETTE 27

HAMILTON, N.Y. (11/3/12) - Lafayette’s defense BRONX, N.Y. (11/10/12) - Fordham outscored surrendered 755 yards of total offense as Colgate ran Lafayette 19-7 in the second half and pulled away for a away to a 65-41 decision. 36-27 win. Colgate QB Gavin McCarney provided painfully The Leopards got off to a quick start for a change, elusive, running for 288 yards and three touchdowns putting up 10 points in the first quarter, their first points of 4, 13 and 75 yards. He also completed 13-of-17 for in the opening stanza in seven games. 224 yards and two TD’s through the air. McCarney’s On the first possession of the game, the Lafayette backfield mate Jordan McCord ran for 203 yards and defense stopped Fordham on downs. The offense took four touchdowns as the Raiders set a new Patriot League over in its own territory and the first play dialed up by record for total offense and rushing yards (531). offensive coordinator Mickey Fein was a 49-yard flea The Leopards were not without their own offensive flicker from Zach Zweizig to Mike Duncan. That set highlights, cranking out a season-high 542 yards of total up a 21-yard touchdown pass from Zweizig to Mark offense (284 rushing, 258 passing). Lafayette had two Ross in the corner of the endzone. Ross ended the day tailbacks, Ross Scheuerman and Vaughn Hebron, with 10 catches for 122 yards and one touchdown. . carry for 100-plus yards in the same game for the first The Leopards parlayed Shane Black’s fourth inter- time since the 2004 season. ception of the season into three points. Ryan Gralish connected for a 26-yard field Colgate scored on all six possessions of the first half, using the read-option attack en goal and Lafayette led 10-0 with 7:49 left in the first quarter. route to a 37-20 lead. Colgate had 21 points on the board before the Lafayette scored. Fordham responded when Carlton Koonce’s second effort broke him free and away Zach Zweizig hit Mark Ross for a 36-yard pick-up that set up the Leopards’ first for 63 yards. Koonce punched it in from one-yard out. score. Zweizig connected with Mike Duncan for a 17-yard touchdown to put the At the end of the first quarter, the offense faked the option and Zweizig again found Leopards on the board, trailing 21-7. Duncan wide open in the Fordham secondary, his second 49-yard grab of the game The final five possessions of the half the teams went back and forth. McCarney down to the Fordham 18. Zwezig and Ross picked up a first down that led to Ross carried in a 13-yard score and Scheuerman followed with a 25-yard cutback run on a Scheuerman’s five-yard run and the Leopards’ 17-7 lead at 13:54. Duncan finished TD was set up by a 32-yard strike from Zweizig to Brandon Hall. Scheuerman led the day with five catches for a career-best 124 yards. Lafayette with 13 carries for a career-high 142 yards. A minute later a holding penalty backed up Fordham’s offense to its own 11, but A 54-yard McCarney rush allowed McCord to score a two-yard TD as the Raiders Ryan Higgins passed it over the Lafayette secondary’s head to Brian Wetzel for an 89- led 34-13. Lafayette answered with Zweizig’s four-yard run around right end before yard touchdown that trimmed Lafayette’s lead to 17-14 at 12:43. the Raiders added a 39-yard field goal as time expired at the half. The Leopards extended their lead midway through the second on Gralish’s 37-yard The Raiders continued with more of the same after intermission, covering 75 yards field goal. Lafayette had the ball 4th-and-1 at the Fordham 15, but a penalty forced on eight plays before McCord ran it in from 17 yards out on second down. Colgate led the Leopards to settle for the field goal. 44-20 four minutes into the half. Fordham answered with its own 31-yard field goal by Patrick Murray that put the The Leopards kept playing, using a lengthy drive to cut the lead to 44-26. Hall score at 20-17 at the half. reeled in a 21-yard pass for a touchdown. Just 12 seconds later, however, McCarney The Rams took the momentum in the second half, picking off Zweizig and setting tore off for a 75-yard run and touchdown to lead 51-26. up the Fordham offense at the Lafayette 25. Fordham scored on a five-yard pass form Lafayette put together consecutive scores with Hebron hitting paydirt on a 63-yard Higgins to Brian Wetzel for the 24-20 lead. run, the Leopards’ longest play from scrimmage in 2012, and Ross snagging a fade in Another Zweizig pick set up the Rams’ next score. The Leopards had the ball 4th- the corner of the endzone to cut the lead to 51-41 with 13 minutes left. Hebron finished and-5 at the Fordham 41 and went for it. Jordan Chapman picked off Zweizig’s pass with 119 yards on nine carries while Ross collected 106 yards on seven catches in his and returned it 64 yards for a TD and a 31-20 Fordham lead at the end of the third. fifth 100-plus yard receiving game of the season. Zweizig was knocked from the game in fourth quarter on a head-to-head late hit by Colgate put away the game on the next possession. The Lafayette defense faced a Fordham’s John LaSure. He later returned to the game. 3rd-and-4 at the Colgate 36 when McCarney threw a 64-yard TD for the 58-41 lead. Fordham added a field goal after an interception late in the fourth. Trailing 34-20, Defensively, Shane Black made 16 tackles and added an interception while Mike Lafayette closed the game to one score, putting together a 10-play, 75-yard drive that Boles had 11 tackles from his linebacker spot. ended with an eight-yard pass from Andrew Shoop to Jamel Smith. The Leopards attempted an onside kick, but it was recovered by Fordham. The Lafayette (5-4, 2-2) 0 20 14 7 41 Leopards did get the ball back one last time with 14 seconds left, but were whistled for Colgate (6-3, 4-0) 14 23 14 14 65 a holding penalty in the endzone that resulted in a penalty and a 36-27 final.

CU - 9:18 1st: Looney, 27-yd pass from McCarney (Burgess kick) Lafayette (5-5) 10 10 0 7 27 CU - 5:45 1st: McCarney, 4-yd run (Burgess kick) Fordham (6-4) 7 10 14 5 36 CU - 13:44 2nd: McCord, 2-yd run (Burgess kick) LC - 11:14 2nd: Duncan, 17-yd pass Zweizig (Gralish kick) LC - 11:55 1st: Ross, 21-yd pass from Zweizig (Gralish kick) CU - 8:06 2nd: McCarney, 2-yard run (Burgess kick) /&VW*UDOLVK\GÀHOGJRDO LC - 6:02 2nd: Scheuerman, 25-yd run (kick failed) FOR - 6:17 1st: Koonce, 1-yd run (Murray kick) CU - 4:35 2nd: McCord, 2-yd run (kick failed) LC - 13:54 2nd: Scheuerman, 5-yd run (Gralish kick) LC - 1:38 2nd: Zweizig, 4-yd run (Gralish kick) FOR - 12:43 2nd: Wetzel, 89-yard pass from Higgins (Murray kick) &8QG%XUJHVV\DUGÀHOGJRDO /&QG*UDOLVK\GÀHOGJRDO CU - 11:13 3rd: McCord, 17-yard run (Burgess kick) )25QG0XUUD\\GÀHOGJRDO LC - 6:59 3rd: Hall, 21-yard pass from Zweizig (Gralish kick) FOR - 9:10 3rd: Wetzel, 5-yd pass from Higgins (Murray kick) CU - 6:47 3rd: McCarney, 75-yard run (Brugess kick) FOR - 0:39 3nd: Chapman, 64-yard interception return (Murray kick) CU - 5:55 3rd: Hebron, 63-yard run (Gralish kick) )25WK0XUUD\\DUGÀHOGJRDO LC - 13:02 4th: Ross, 13-yard pass from Zweizig (Gralish kick) LC - 1:25 4th: Smith, 8-yard pass from Shoop (Gralish kick) CU - 11:37 4th: Morrison, 64-yard pass from McCarney (Burgess kick) FOR - 0:05 4th: Team safety CU - 8:03 4th McCord, 4-yard run (Burgess kick) Lafayette Fordham Lafayette Colgate First Downs 23 9 First Downs 25 31 Rushing 37-80 34-190 Rushing 28-284 54-531 Net Yards Passing 369 150 Net Yards Passing 258 224 Passes Comp-Att-Int 28-44-3 10-18-1 Passes Comp-Att-Int 15-24-1 13-17-1 Total Net Yards 449 340 Total Net Yards 542 755 Fumbles/Lost 0/0 1/0 Fumbles/Lost 1/1 0/0 Penalties/Yards 8/54 1/140 Penalties/Yards 3/22 7/60 Punts/Average 4/38 5/48.4 Punts/Average 2/37 0/0 Rushing — LC: Scheuerman 13-142, Hebron 9-119, Zweizig 6-23; CU: McCarney 19-288, Rushing — LC: Scheuerman 18-54, Hebron 8-27, Zweizig 9-5, Young 1-(-1), Shoop 1-(-5); McCord 27-203, Bellamy 1-10, DeCicco 1-9, Hasenberg 1-9, Morrison 1-8, Russell 2-3, Cason FOR: Koonce 31-189, Higgins 2-3. 1-1. Passing — LC: Zweizig 22-35-3 for 285 yards, Shoop 6-9-0 for 84 yards. FOR: Higgins 10- Passing — LC: Zweizig 15-24-1 for 258 yards. CU: McCarney 13-17-1 for 224 yards. 18-1 for 150 yards.

Receiving — LC: Ross 7-106, Duncan 3-72, Hall 3-68, Gould 1-8, Creahan 1-4; CU: Mor- Receiving — LC: Ross 10-122, Smith 9-60, Duncan 5-124, Hall 2-34, Hebron 1-17, Creahan rison 5-124, Looney 3-52, McCord 2-18, Cason 2-10, Stempeck 1-20. 1-12; FOR: Wetzel 3-100, Koonce 2-22, Light 2-10, Wilson 1-9, Wayne 1-5, Talbert 1-4.

2013 90 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME 11 LEHIGH (NO. 12) 38 LAFAYETTE 21 EASTON, Pa. (11/17/12) - In the 148th meeting of College Football’s Most-Played Rivalry, Lehigh beat Lafayette 38-21. The 12th-ranked Mountain Hawks scored 21 unanswered in the second half to close out the 2012 season. Mark Ross had another career day, snagging nine balls for 118 yards and two touchdowns, his seventh 100-plus yard receiving day of the season. Senior Andrew Shoop took most of the snaps at quarterback, going 14-for-23 for 174 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. Zach Zweizig also saw some time under center, completing all four of his passes for 56 yards and a TD days after the untimely passing of his father. Lehigh’s Michael Colvin was a unanimous selection as the game’s MVP after throwing for four touchdowns and 362 yards. He also ran for 85 yards on 11 carries and scored once. The Lafayette defense picked him off twice, but managed only seven points off those turnovers. Forty-seven seconds into the game, Rick Lyster came up with his first career interception. On the resulting possession, Shoop found Ross in the endzone corner for a nine-yard touchdown, putting Lafayette up 7-0 less than two minutes into the contest. Lehigh settled in on its next series, putting together a 13-play, 56-yard drive. The Leopards came up with a goal-line stand at the end of it, though, to force a 23-yard field goal. The Mountain Hawks had the ball 1st-and-goal at the Lafayette two-yard line, but lost four yards on their next three plays and settled for three points. On the ensuing drive, Shoop converted third-down throws to Brandon Hall and Ross to set up an 18-yard TD to Jamel Smith. Lafayette led 14-3. The 11-point lead did not last long, as Colvin connected with Lee Kurfis on a 75- yard touchdown pass on the first play of the next drive to pull within four at 14-10. Zweizig subbed in for Shoop in the next series and was equally as productive, leading Lafayette on a seven-play, 75-yard drive that ended with a 27-yard pass to Ross. Lafayett led 21-10. Lehigh answered. Colvin engineered a nine-play, 68-yard drive in 3:30, culminating in a 16-yard touchdown pass on a screen to Ryan Spadola. The score cut the Leopards’ lead to four at 21-17. The Leopards finally slowed Lehigh’s offense with five minutes left in the first half, forcing the first punt of the game. Smith ripped off a 46-yard punt return to set up the offense at the Lehigh 31-yard line. Ryan Gralish’s 28-yard field goal attempt was blocked and Lafayette led 21-17 at halftime. After stalling on its opening drive, Lafayette allowed the Lehigh offense to drive 80 yards on 11 plays to take the lead, 24-21, on a TD pass to Keith Sherman. Kyle Sakowski was fingertips away from breaking up Colvin’s touchdown throw, missing the ball and Sherman, allowing him to run right through the defense for the score. An Ethan Swerdlow punt pinned Lehigh at its own 11. Lehigh tore through the defense and finished with Colvin’s 11-yard TD run to extend its lead to 31-21. With 13:08 remaining in the game, Lafayette forced the first Lehigh punt of the second half. When it looked like Lafayette was gathering momentum after a third-down conversion to Ross and a long run by Shoop, he was intercepted by Sam Loughery. The Mountain Hawks took over on their own 44 with 10:20 to play and parlayed the turnover into seven points on Colvin’s five-yard pass to Tyler Coyle.

Lafayette (5-6, 2-3) 21 0 0 0 21 Lehigh (10-1, 4-1) 10 7 14 7 38

LC - 13:04 1st: Ross, 9-yd pass from Shoop (Gralish kick) /8VW3HHU\\GÀHOGJRDO LC - 4:01 1st: Smith, 8-yd pass from Shoop (Gralish kick) /8VW.XUÀV\GSDVVIURP&ROYLQ 3HHU\NLFN LC - 0:11 1st: Ross, 27-yard pass from Zweizig (Gralish kick) LU - 11:41 2nd: Spadola, 16-yd pass from Colvin (Peery kick) /8UG6KHUPDQ\GÀHOGSDVVIURP&ROYLQ 3HHU\NLFN LU - 1:57 3rd: Colvin, 11-yard run (Peery kick) LU - 4:45 4th: Coyle, 5-yard pass from Colvin (Peery kick)

Lafayette Lehigh First Downs 21 26 Rushing 34-116 37-186 Net Yards Passing 230 362 Passes Comp-Att-Int 18-27-1 25-41-2 Total Net Yards 346 548 Fumbles/Lost 0/0 1/0 Penalties/Yards 2/10 1/10 Punts/Average 4/45.8 2/33.5 Rushing — LC: Scheuerman 15-65, Hebron 11-46, Zweizig 1-12, Smith 1-5, Shoop 5-(-11); LU: Colvin 11-82, Sherman 16-69, Sodeke 2-20, Barket 5-14, Spadola 1-3. Passing — LC: Shoop 14-23-1 for 174 yards, Zweizig 4-4-0 for 56 yards. LU: Colvin 25-41-2 for 362 yards.

Receiving — LC: Ross 9-118, Smith 5-58, Hall 1-23, Gould 1-16, Hebron 1-8, Kessel 1-7; LU: Spadola 8-87, Haggins 4-25, Kurﬁs 3-137, Fernandez-Soto 3-39, Barket 2-26, Coyle 2-17, Parris 1-15, Sherman 1-14, Hayden 1-2.

2013 91 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 3$66,1* * (IÀF&PS$WW,QW3FW

RED-ZONE SCORES (30-35) 86% (31-34) 91% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (24-35) 69% (24-34) 71% PAT-ATTEMPTS (30-33) 91% (35-36) 97% FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Swerdlow, Ethan 1-2 50.0 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 34 0 ATTENDANCE 44131 32584 Gralish, Ryan 6-8 75.0 0-0 2-3 3-3 1-2 0-0 46 1 Games/Avg Per Game 5/8826 6/5431 Neutral Site Games 0/0 FG SEQUENCE Lafayette OPPONENTS TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G William and Mary 31,(34) - Shoop, Andrew 9 291 88 1657 1745 193.9 SCORE BY QUARTERS Penn - - Zweizig, Zach 5 139 31 927 958 191.6 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Bucknell (46),(26) 32 Scheuerman, R. 11 146 701 0 701 63.7 Lafayette 66 73 49 75 263 Robert Morris - (33) Hebron, Vaughn 10 111 505 0 505 50.5 Opponents 48 96 76 77 297 Princeton - - Smith, Jamel 10 6 29 0 29 2.9 Yale - (24),48 Young, Emery 10 4 7 0 7 0.7 Holy Cross 42,(31) 42,48 Kessel, Greg 11 6 2 0 2 0.2 Georgetown (39) (26),(37) Elder, Alan 9 7 1 0 1 0.1 Colgate - (39) Duncan, Mike 11 1 1 0 1 0.1 Fordham (26),(37) (31),(25) TEAM 6 13 -20 0 -20 -3.3 Lehigh 28 (23) Total...... 11 724 1345 2584 3929 357.2 Opponents...... 11 754 2043 2375 4418 401.6 1XPEHUVLQ SDUHQWKHVHV LQGLFDWHÀHOGJRDOZDVPDGH

2013 92 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2012 TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

|------PATs ------| KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Gralish, Ryan 52 2977 57.2 9 2 Ross, Mark 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 60 Total...... 52 2977 57.2 9 2 865 36.3 28 Gralish, Ryan 0 6-8 28-31 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 46 Opponents...... 55 3112 56.6 18 2 594 37.6 27 Scheuerman, R. 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Hebron, Vaughn 3 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 0 0 20 Swerdlow, Ethan 61 2386 39.1 59 11 13 17 0 Hall, Brandon 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Total...... 61 2386 39.1 59 11 13 17 0 Duncan, Mike 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Opponents...... 54 2231 41.3 69 3 14 20 0 Kessel, Greg 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Zweizig, Zach 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Gould, Rodney 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Scheuerman, R. 18 304 16.9 0 28 Smith, Jamel 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Roberts, Jared 6 107 17.8 0 25 Safford, Darius 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Smith, Jamel 5 117 23.4 0 26 Shoop, Andrew 1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 6 Safford, Darius 2 37 18.5 0 20 Swerdlow, Ethan 0 1-2 2-2 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 5 Creahan, Pat 2 22 11.0 0 13 Total...... 35 7-10 30-33 1-2 0 0-0 0 0 263 Smalley, Matt 1 7 7.0 0 7 Opponents...... 39 8-12 35-36 1-2 0 0-1 0 1 297 Total...... 34 594 17.5 0 28 Opponents...... 41 865 21.1 1 80

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Smith, Jamel 15 190 12.7 0 46 Adams, Justin 1 4 4.0 0 4 Roberts, Jared 1 1 1.0 0 1 Total...... 17 195 11.5 0 46 Opponents...... 15 107 7.1 0 34

|------Tackles------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |------Fumbles------| Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 52 Boles, Mike 11 34 54 88 6.0-26 2.0-11 1-14 1 2 . 1 . . 15 Black, Shane 10 40 33 73 1.5-2 . 4-42 5 . 1-0 . . . 45 Kirkpatrick, C. 11 30 41 71 4.0-20 3.0-19 2-5 2 2 . 1 . . 99 Lyster, Rick 11 20 34 54 6.5-32 3.0-20 1-15 . 4 . . . . 1 Roberts, Jared 11 31 22 53 1.0-2 . 4-44 8 1 . . . . 2 Safford, Darius 11 34 17 51 4.5-21 2.5-15 3-31 5 1 . 1 . . 17 Scott, Kyni 11 34 15 49 2.5-8 . 3-70 9 1 . . . . 34 King, Dion 10 19 13 32 ...... 27 Sakowski, Kyle 9 18 12 30 3.0-7 . 1-0 2 . 1-0 1 . . 46 Dorner, Shane 11 10 20 30 5.5-18 5.5-18 . 2 . . . . . 97 Marshalek, J. 11 12 17 29 4.5-11 0.5-1 ...... 16 Logan, Randall 11 15 11 26 . . . 8 . . . . . 56 Coscia, James 9 12 14 26 1.5-8 1.0-8 . 1 2 . 1 . . 38 Brockman, Chris 11 12 9 21 2.0-23 2.0-23 1-0 . 1 . . . . 35 Hill, Kasheem 4 11 7 18 2.5-10 1.0-8 1-42 . 1 . . . . 96 Basil, Tahir 11 12 6 18 4.0-15 1.5-9 . 1 3 . . . . 57 Aloi, Ben 4 5 8 13 1.0-1 . 1-0 . . 1-0 . . . 93 Glover, Darius 11 4 9 13 0.5-1 ...... 36 Robinson, Tyler 7 7 6 13 1.0-2 ...... 54 Dodd, Mark 8 3 7 10 1.0-2 0.5-0 ...... 44 Gill, Matt 8 3 6 9 ...... 43 Stuart, Sam 10 5 3 8 ...... 26 Ingram, D. 11 6 2 8 ...... 58 White, Tyrus 11 4 3 7 0.5-3 0.5-3 . . 1 . . . . 24 Smalley, Matt 11 5 2 7 . . . . . 1-0 1 . . 98 White, Alex 6 . 6 6 ...... 91 McTighe, Jake 11 1 5 6 . . . . 1 . . . . 21 Young, Emery 10 2 2 4 ...... 42 Creahan, Pat 11 2 1 3 ...... 28 Zott, Neal 10 1 2 3 ...... 48 Kessel, Greg 11 1 2 3 ...... 81 Baker, Anthony 10 . 2 2 ...... 47 Loyacona, A. 8 . 2 2 ...... 22 Hebron, Vaughn 10 2 . 2 ...... 13 Adams, Justin 6 1 . 1 ...... 82 Duncan, Mike 11 1 . 1 ...... 10 Ross, Mark 11 1 . 1 ...... 29 Scheuerman, R. 11 . 1 1 ......

Total...... 11 398 394 792 53-212 24-134 22-263 44 20 4-0 6 . . Opponents...... 11 386 406 792 69.0-255 28-153 14-197 42 16 8-5 9 2 1

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long Black, Shane 4 42 10.5 0 24 Roberts, Jared 4 44 11.0 0 37 Safford, Darius 3 31 10.3 1 31 Scott, Kyni 3 70 23.3 0 59 Kirkpatrick, C. 2 5 2.5 0 5 Aloi, Ben 1 0 0.0 0 0 Sakowski, Kyle 1 0 0.0 0 0 Brockman, Chris 1 0 0.0 0 0 Lyster, Rick 1 15 15.0 0 15 Hill, Kasheem 1 42 42.0 0 42 Boles, Mike 1 14 14.0 0 14 Total...... 22 263 12.0 1 59 Opponents...... 14 197 14.1 2 64

FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Total...... 0 0 0.0 0 0 Opponents...... 1 5 5.0 1 5

2013 93 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2012 Final Standings League Overall TEAM W L Pct. H A W L Pct. H A Colgate*^ 5 0 1.000 3-0 2-0 8 4 .667 4-0 4-4 Lehigh 4 1 .800 1-1 3-0 10 1 .909 5-1 5-0 Lafayette 2 3 .400 1-2 1-1 5 6 .455 2-3 3-3 Georgetown 2 3 .400 1-2 1-1 5 6 .455 2-4 3-2 Holy Cross 2 3 .400 1-1 1-2 2 9 .182 1-5 1-4 Bucknell 0 5 .000 0-2 0-3 3 8 .273 2-3 1-5 Fordham ------6 5 .5454-1 2-4

* Patriot League champions ^ Automatic Bid to NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs

2012 Patriot League Football Award Winners

Offensive Player of the Year: Gavin McCarney, Quarterback (Colgate), Jr. Defensive Player of the Year: Robert McCabe, Linebacker (Georgetown), Sr. Rookie of the Year: Jamel Smith, Wide Receiver/Return Specialist (Lafayette), Fr. Coach of the Year: Dick Biddle, Colgate

2012 All-Patriot League Teams

— O F F E N S E — First Team Second Team QB Gavin McCarney (Colgate), Jr. QB Michael Colvin (Lehigh), Sr. RB Carlton Koonce (Fordham), Sr. RB Ross Scheuerman (Lafayette), So. RB Jordan McCord (Colgate), Sr. RB Nick Campanella (Georgetown), Jr. FB Travis Friend (Bucknell), Jr. WR Chris Looney (Colgate), Sr. Rick Lyster ’13 was named to the All-Patriot FB Ed Pavalko (Colgate), So. WR Kevin Macari (Georgetown), So. League First-Team Defense. WR Mark Ross (Lafayette), Jr. WR Gerald Mistretta (Holy Cross), Sr. WR Ryan Spadola (Lehigh), Sr. OL Luke Chiarolanzio (Lafayette), So. WR Brian Wetzel (Fordham), So. OL Ned Daryoush (Lehigh), So. TE Dan Light (Fordham), So. OL James Spaly (Georgetown), Jr. OL Craig Capodiferro (Colgate), Sr. OL Chris Watkins (Fordham), Sr. OL Brian Crockett (Colgate), Sr. OL Sean Whited (Holy Cross), Sr. OL Lloyd Morrison (Fordham), Sr. RS Brian Wetzel (Fordham), So. OL Ryan Risch (Colgate), Sr. PK John Macomber (Holy Cross), Jr. OL Mike Vuono (Lehigh), Sr. RS Kalif Raymond (Georgetown), Fr. PK Patrick Murray (Bucknell), Sr.

— D E F E N S E — First Team Second Team DL Tom Bianch (Lehigh), Sr. DL Gary Acquah (Holy Cross), Jr. DL Sajjad Chagani (Lehigh), Sr. DL Sean Sellers (Bucknell), Jr. DL Rick Lyster (Lafayette), Sr. DL Tracey Smith (Bucknell), Jr. DL Samuel Oyekoya (Bucknell), Sr. DL Nick Womack (Fordham), Sr. LB Billy Boyko (Lehigh), Sr. LB Evan Byers (Bucknell), So. LB Michael Martin (Fordham), Sr. LB Patrick Friel (Colgate), Sr. LB Robert McCabe (Georgetown), Sr. LB Sam Loughery (Lehigh), Sr. LB Dustin Wharton (Georgetown), Jr. LB Nigel Muhammad (Lehigh), Jr. Mark Ross represented Lafayette on the DB Gabe Johnson (Lehigh), Sr. LB Beau Traber (Bucknell), Sr. All-Patriot League First-Team Offense. DB Jeremy Moore (Georgetown), Sr. DB Tom Mannix (Holy Cross), Sr. DB Billy O’Brien (Lehigh), Sr. DB Jared Roberts (Lafayette), So. DB Matthew Steinbeck (Bucknell), Sr. DB Darius Safford (Lafayette), Sr. P Patrick Murray (Fordham), Sr. DB Kyni Scott (Lafayette), Sr. DB Ian Williams (Fordham), Jr. P John Macomber (Holy Cross), Jr.

2013 94 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL THE TRADITION Tradition of Excellence MILESTONE FOOTBALL WINS LAFAYETTE RANKS 38TH IN ALL-TIME WINS Since fielding its first college football team in the fall of 1882, Lafayette College fielded its first football team in 1882 and won Lafayette has had a proud, colorful gridiron tradition on the way to its first game in the fourth contest of the following season, beating a total of 633 victories. Football followers on College Hill have been Rutgers, 25-0. Since that win, the Leopards have joined the elite able to lay claim to two outright national championships and a share group of institutions with 600 or more football victories. Lafayette of still another. In 1896, Lafayette and Princeton both claimed a piece played its 1,000th football game on Sept. 16, 1989, and was the first of the national championship following a scoreless tie. The Leopards founding Patriot League school to eclipse the 500-victory plateau. finished the season 11-0-1 while the Tigers were 10-0-1. Undefeated School NCAA Division No. of Wins 9-0 records in 1921 and 1926 gave Lafayette followers reason to 1. Michigan FBS 903 believe they were number one in the country both seasons. 2. Yale FCS 871 3. Texas FBS 867 Victory # Year Opponent (Score) 4. Notre Dame FBS 864 5. Nebraska FBS 856 1 1883 Rutgers (25-0) 6. Ohio State FBS 848 58 1896 Princeton (0-0) 7. Alabama FBS 847 8. Penn State FBS 835 (tied for national championship) 9. Oklahoma FBS 831 100 1900 Dickinson (10-6) 10. Harvard FCS 829 200 1915 Pennsylvania (17-0) 11. Penn FCS 824 12. Southern California FBS 800 231 1921 Lehigh (28-6) 13. Tennessee FBS 799 (clinched national championship) 14. Princeton FCS 791 15. Georgia FBS 756 261 1926 Pittsburgh (17-7) 16. Fordham FCS 755 (clinched national championship) 17. Louisiana State FBS 742 18. Auburn FBS 712 300 1934 Muhlenberg (19-0) 19. Wittenberg III 716 315 1938 Penn State (7-0) (last meeting) 20. West Virginia FBS 708 21. Mount Union (OH) III 710 326 1940 Army (19-0) (lone win in series to date) 22. Syracuse FBS 699 348 1944 Lehigh (64-0) 23. Georgia Tech FBS 695 (biggest win in series to date) 24. Texas A&M FBS 690 25. Washington & Jefferson III 688 400 1959 Temple (52-20) 26. Pittsburgh FBS 685 500 1982 Kutztown State (36-3) 27. Arkansas FBS 684 28. Washington FBS 676 600 2003 Marist (49-0) 29. Colorado FBS 675 612 2004 Lehigh (24-10) 30. Florida FBS 674 31. North Carolina FBS 670 FOLQFKHGÀUVWHYHUSRVWVeason berth) 32. Miami (OH) FBS 668 627 2007 Marist (49-10) Clemson FBS 668 (inaugural night game at Fisher Stadium) 34. Navy FBS 665 35. Delaware FCS 663 36. Dartmouth FCS 662 GAMES PLAYED LEADERS 37. Lehigh FCS 660 38. LAFAYETTE FCS 659 Lafayette and Lehigh own the distinction of being college football’s Widener III 659 most-played and longest consecutive rivalry. The two teams will 40. Pittsburg State II 657 41. Minnesota FBS 655 square off for the 149th time at the conclusion of the 2013 regular 42. Army FBS 653 season. The 150th meeting will be played at Yankee Stadium on Nov. 43. Michigan State FBS 646 22, 2014. 44. California FBS 636 45. Williams III 632 46. Boston College FBS 630 Rivalry Games Played Virginia FBS 630 Lafayette-Lehigh 148 Princeton-Yale 135 48. Cornell FCS 629 Harvard-Yale 129 Amherst-Williams 127 Albion-Kalamazoo 127 Bowdoin-Colby 124 Knox-Monmouth (IL) 124 Minnesota-Wisconsin 122 Richmond-William & Mary 122 Coe-Cornell (IA) 122 Kansas-Missouri 121 Cornell-Pennsylvania 119 Kansas-Nebraska 119 Texas-Texas A&M 119

2013 96 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette All-Americans

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1971 Pete Tonks, 2nd-team (fullback / economics); (College Division) 2001 Jamie Anzalone, District II (defensive back / government & law); (University Division) 1974 Mike Kline, 1st-team (defensive back / biology); (College Division) Matt Hinzpeter, District II (defensive lineman / psychology and economics & business); 1975 Mike Kline, 2nd-team (defensive back / biology); (College Division) (University Division) 1977 Vic Angeline, 2nd-team (defensive back / civil engineering); (College Division) Herb Kennedy, District II (defensive back / chemistry); University Division) Kevin McCarthy, 2nd-team (defensive end / electrical engineering); (College Division) Curt Wilson, District II (offensive line / mechanical engineering); (University Division) 1979 Ed Rogusky, 1st-team (halfback / biology); (College Division) Stewart Kupfer, National 2nd team & District II (tight end / economics & business); 1980 Ed Rogusky, 1st-team (halfback / biology); (University Division) (University Division) 1982 Joe Calhoun, District II (defensive end / biology); (University Division) Chad Ritchie, District II (quarterback / economics & business); (University Division) 1994 Jeff Denning, District II (offensive tackle / engineering); (University Division) 2002 Jamie Anzalone, District II (defensive back / government and law); (University Division) Jason McLaughlin, District II (placekicker / chemistry); (University Division) Stephen Bono, District II (offensive line / civil engineering); (University Division) 1995 Jeff Denning, District II (offensive tackle / engineering); (University Division) Herb Kennedy, District II (defensive back / chemistry); (University Division) Craig Hansen, District II (defensive lineman / liberal arts); (University Division) Michael O’Connor, District II (quarterback / economics & business); (University Division) 1996 Craig Hansen, District II (defensive lineman / liberal arts); (University Division) Curt Wilson, District II (offensive line / mechanical engineering); (University Division) %DUUHWW+DPPRQV'LVWULFW,, ÁDQNHUSV\FKRORJ\ 8QLYHUVLW\'LYLVLRQ 2003 Stephen Bono, District II (offensive line / civil engineering); (University Division) -RH/XNH'LVWULFW,, ÁDQNHUELRORJ\ 8QLYHUVLW\'LYLVLRQ Curt Wilson, District II (offensive line / mechanical engineering); (University Division) Mike Steeber, District II (defensive back / economics); (University Division) 2004 Stephen Bono, National 1st Team and District II (offensive line / civil engineering); 1997 Craig Hansen, District II (defensive lineman / liberal arts); (University Division) (University Division) Tom Falzone, District II (split end / economics); (University Division) Brad Maurer, District II (quarterback / neuroscience); (University Division) 1998 Mike Steeber, District II (defensive back / economics); (University Division) 2005 Maurice Bennett, District II (linebacker / economics & business); (University Division) Damian Wroblewski, District II (offensive lineman / history); (University Division) Brad Maurer, District II (quarterback / neuroscience); (University Division) Phil Yarberough, District II (split end / economics); (University Division) 2006 Brad Maurer, District II (quarterback / neuroscience); (University Division) 1999 Kenya Allen, District II (defensive back / economics & business); (University Division) 2009 Doug Gerowski, District II (defensive lineman / economics & business); University Division Stewart Kupfer, District II (tight end / economics & business); (University Division) 2010 Brandon Ellis, District II (cornerback / economics & business); University Division 2000 Kenya Allen, District II (defensive back / economics & business); (University Division) 2011 Brandon Ellis, District II (cornerback / economics & business); University Division Jamie Anzalone, District II (defensive back / government and law); (University Division) 2012 Brad Bormann, District II (offensive line / biology); University Division Herb Kennedy, District II (defensive back / chemistry); (University Division) Greg Kessel, District II (fullback / economics); University Division Stewart Kupfer, District II (tight end / economics & business); (University Division) Mark Ross, District II (wide receiver / economics); University Division Chad Ritchie, District II (quarterback / economics & business); (University Division)

ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 1897 Charles Rinehart, 2nd-team (guard); Walter Camp 1982 Tony Green, 1st-team (middle guard); Kodak (Division I-AA) George Walbridge, 3rd-team (back); Walter Camp Tony Green, honorable mention (middle guard); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 1899 Henry Trout, 3rd-team (guard); Walter Camp Frank Novak, honorable mention (quarterback); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 1900 David Cure, 2nd-team (fullback); Walter Camp Ed Stahl, honorable mention (offensive tackle); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Walter Bachman, 2nd-team (center); Walter Camp 1984 Ryan Priest, honorable mention (running back); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 1901 David Cure, 2nd-team (fullback); Walter Camp 1988 Frank Baur, 1st-team (quarterback); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Walter Bachman, 2nd-team (center); Walter Camp Frank Baur, 1st-team (quarterback); Football Gazette 1908 George McCaa, 3rd-team (fullback); Walter Camp Frank Baur, 2nd-team (quarterback); Sports Network 1909 George McCaa, 3rd-team (fullback); Walter Camp Tom Costello, honorable mention (running back); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 1911 Frank Kelly, 2nd-team (guard); Walter Camp Phillip Ng, honorable mention (wide receiver); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 1919 Joseph DuMoe, 2nd-team (end); Walter Camp 1989 Frank Baur, participant (quarterback); 1990 Hula Bowl 1921 Frank Schwab, 1st-team (guard); Walter Camp 1991 Ed Hudak, honorable mention (offensive guard); Sports Network 1922 Frank Schwab, 1st-team (guard); Walter Camp 1992 Ed Hudak, 1st-team (offensive guard); Kodak (Division I-AA) 1923 Arthur Deibel, 2nd-team (tackle); Walter Camp Ed Hudak, 1st-team (offensive guard); Football Gazette 1924 Charlie Berry, 1st-team (end); Walter Camp Ed Hudak, 2nd-team (offensive guard); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 1926 George “Mike” Wilson, 1st-team (halfback); Newspaper Enterprise Association Ed Hudak, honorable mention (offensive guard); Sports Network George “Mike” Wilson, 2nd-team (halfback); New York Sun 1993 Dave Pyne, participant (offensive guard); 1994 Hula Bowl George “Mike” Wilson, 3rd-team (halfback); New York Telegraph Ed Sasso, honorable mention (defensive tackle); Sports Network Frank Kirkleski, 2nd-team (halfback); New York Telegraph Erik Marsh, honorable mention (tailback); Sports Network Frank Kirkleski, 3rd-team (halfback); The New York World Erik Marsh, 1st-team (tailback); All-Fraternity Bill Cothran, 2nd-team (tackle); New York Telegraph 1994 Erik Marsh, 1st-team (tailback); All-Fraternity 1937 Tony Cavallo, honorable mention (halfback); Associated Press 1996 B.J. Gallis, 3rd-team (defensive back); Associated Press 1940 James Farrell, honorable mention (halfback); Associated Press 1997 Dan Bengele, 2nd-team (linebacker); Associated Press George Mayer, honorable mention (halfback); Associated Press Dan Bengele, 3rd-team (linebacker); Sports Network 1968 Mike Miller, honorable mention Little All-America (split end), UPI 2000 Phil Yarberough, honorable mention (wide receiver); Football Gazette Mike Miller, honorable mention Little All-America (split end), Associated Press 2002 Joe McCourt, 3rd-team (tailback); Football Gazette 1969 Mike Miller, honorable mention Little All-America (split end), UPI Kevin Moss, honorable mention (offensive line); Football Gazette Mike Miller, honorable mention Little All-America (split end), Associated Press Chris Royle, honorable mention (offensive line); Football Gazette Tom Triolo, honorable mention Little All-America (fullback), Associated Press 2003 Joe McCourt, 3rd-team (tailback); Football Gazette 1972 Tony Giglio, honorable mention (halfback); Associated Press (College Division) Kevin Moss, honorable mention (offensive line); Football Gazette 1973 Tony Giglio, 3rd-team (halfback); Associated Press (College Division) 2004 Joe McCourt, 1st-team (tailback); American Football Coaches Association 1974 Mike Slattery, honorable mention (defensive back); Associated Press (College Division) Joe McCourt, 2nd-team (tailback); College Sports Report.com 1977 Blake Steele, honorable mention (defensive tackle); Associated Press (College Division) Joe Ungrady, honorable mention (offensive line); College Sports Report.com Rob Stewart, honorable mention (quarterback); Associated Press (College Division) 2005 Maurice Bennett, 1st-team (linebacker), The Sports Network, Associated Press 1978 Tim Gerhart, honorable mention (defensive end); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Maurice Bennett, 2nd-team (linebacker), Football Gazette, College Sports Report.com, The 1979 Tim Gerhart, 2nd-team (defensive end); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Sports Xchange Bob Rasp, honorable mention (defensive back); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 2006 Mike Saint Germain 1st-team (offensive tackle); American Football Coaches Association Dave Shea, honorable mention (defensive back); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Mike Saint Germain 3rd-team (offensive tackle); Associated Press, Football Gazette Joe Skladany, honorable mention (linebacker); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Jonathan Hurt, honorable mention (tailback); Football Gazette Rich Smith, honorable mention (tight end); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 2007 Jesse Padilla, 1st-team (offensive tackle); American Football Coaches Association Rich Smith 1st team (tight end); Kodak AFCA Jesse Padilla; 2nd-team (offensive tackle); Associated Press 1981 Joe Skladany, 1st-team (linebacker); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 2008 Andy Romans, 2nd-team (linebacker); Sports Network; 2nd-team (linebacker); Associated Press Steve Biale, honorable mention (offensive guard); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Andy Romans, honorable mention (linebacker); College Sporting News Rodger Shepko, honorable mention (halfback); Associated Press (Division I-AA)

2013 97 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Most Valuable Players Sponsored by the late Hugh H. Stoney Jones ’27 (awarded since 1971)

1971 1972, 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 Barry Hughes ’72, DB Tony Giglio ’74, HB Mike Slattery ’75, DB Dick Galbally ’76, LB Mark Jones ’77, QB Blake Steele ’78, DT Jim Medes ’79, DB

1979 1980, 1981 1982 1983, 1984 co-1985 co-1985 1986 Bob Rasp ’80, DB Joe Skladany ’82, LB Frank Novak ’84, QB Ryan Priest ’87, HB Frank Gaziano ’86, LB Craig Parsons ’86, FB Bruce McIntyre ’87, HB

co-1987 co-1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 Jim Johnson ’88, WR Dave MacPhee ’88, DB Frank Baur ’90, QB Tom Costello ’92, TB Dave Baird ’91, WR Rob Kulbacki ’92, Tom Kirchoff ’93, QB DB

1993, 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 Erik Marsh ’95, TB Gavin Morrissey ’96, B.J, Gallis, DB Dan Bengele ’98, LB Damian Wroblewski Angel Colon ’00, FS Phil Yarberough ’01, DT ’99, C WR

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007, 2008 Stewart Kupfer ’02, Chris Partridge ’02, Marko Glavic ’04, QB Joe McCourt ’05, TB Maurice Bennett ’06, LB Brad Maurer ’07, QB Andy Romans ’09, LB TE LB

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Shaun Adair ’09, WR Rob Curley ’10, QB Mike Schmidlein ’11, LB Scott Biel ’12, OL Mark Ross ’14, WR Team Records

SINGLE GAME MCGAUGHEY MEMORIAL AWARD Rushing Most Rushes: 69 vs. Bucknell (1996) Most Net Yds. Gained: 528 vs. Lehigh (1943) The late George McGaughey, an outstanding football player at Fewest Net Yds. Gained: -17 vs. Delaware (1963) Bucknell University and later a coach at Lafayette College, is Highest Avg. Yds./Rush: honored each year through an award established by gifts from 8.5 (38 att., 323 yds.) vs. Mercyhurst (1988) (45 att., 383 yds.) vs. Princeton (1992) his friends at both schools. Most Touchdowns Rushing: 12 vs. Catholic (1920) The George L. McGaughey Memorial Award is presented Passing each year to the outstanding players on both teams in the Most Yds. Gained: 454 vs. Columbia (2003) Bucknell-Lafayette football game. The selections are made by Highest Completion % (min. 10 att.): the coaching staffs at each school, and the ﬁrst awards were 86.7% (13-of-15) vs. Columbia (2004) Most Touchdown Passes: presented for the 1983 game won by Lafayette, 33-3. 7 vs. Colgate (2009) The initial winners were both senior co-captains, Lafayette quarterback Frank 5 vs. Columbia (2003) Novak and Bucknell center Shane Snyder. vs. Holy Cross (1996) vs. Buffalo (1992) A 1935 Bucknell graduate and one of the ﬁnest centers in the school’s history, vs. Colgate (1988) McGaughey was a standout on the Bison team that defeated Miami (Fla.), 26-0, vs. Army (1986) in the inaugural Orange Bowl game on January 1, 1935. McGaughey, who died Total Offense (rushing plus passing) in June of 1983, was a teacher, intramural director, and assistant football coach at Most Offensive Plays: 95 vs. Wagner (1976) Lafayette for 32 years. He was inducted into Bucknell’s Athletic Hall of Fame in Most Net Yds. Gained: 628 vs. Lehigh (1988) Highest Avg. Yds./Play: 10.3 (60 plays, 613 yds.) November 1982 and entered Lafayette’s Hall of Fame the following January. vs. Mercyhurst (1988) Lafayette’s McGaughey Award 1997 Mike Palos, QB, So. Scoring winners through the years: 1998 Bryant Ibekwe, DB, So. Most Points: 84 vs. Catholic (1920) vs. Albright (1928) Most PAT Made (Kicking): 12 vs. Catholic (1920) 1999 Harry Armstrong, QB, So. Most Field Goals: 5 vs. Lebanon Valley (1905) 1983 Frank Novak, QB, Sr. 2000 Phil Yarberough, WR, Sr. First Downs 1984 Frank Gaziano, LB, Jr. 2001 Nick Boccagno, LB, Sr. Most First Downs: 33 vs. Army (1987) 1985 Frank Baur, QB, Fr. 2002 Greg Gibbs, DL, So. 1986 Mike Joseph, DB, Jr. 2003 Joe McCourt, TB, Jr. Punting Most Punts: 22 vs. Lehigh (1938) 1987 Horace Davis, LB, Sr. 2004 Andrew Brown, DL, Jr. Highest Avg./Punt (min. 5 punts): 1988 Frank Baur, QB, Jr. 2005 Brad Maurer, QB, Jr. 54.0 (5 punts, 270 yds.) vs. Muhlenberg (1941) 1989 Darryl Boich, LB, Sr. 2006 Brad Maurer, QB, Sr. Interceptions 1990 Kevin McManus, LB, So. 2007 Matt Ferber, TB, So. Most Passes Intercepted: 7 vs. Ursinus (1944) 1991 Rob Kulbacki, DB, Sr. Sam Leland, DB, So. 1992 Phil Robinson, TB, Sr. 2008 Mike Conte, TE, Sr. SEASON 1993 Jason Carnevale, QB, Sr. 2009 Rob Curley, QB, Sr. Rushing 2010 Marc Quilling, QB, Sr. Most Rush Attempts: 577 (12 gms.; 2004) 1994 Shawn McHale, QB, So. Most Net Yds. Gained: 2,758 (9 gms.; 1940) 1995 Leonard Moore, TB, Fr. 2011 Mark Ross, WR, So. Highest Avg. Yds./Rush: 5.6 (492 att., 2,758 yds.), 1996 B.J. Gallis, DB, Sr. 2012 Shane Dorner, DE, So. (9 gms.; 1940) Highest Avg. Yds./Game: 306.4 (492 att., 2,758 yds.), Punting (9 gms.; 1940) Scoring Defense Most Punts: 83 (10 gms.; 1968) Fewest Points: 6 (8 gms.; 1937) Highest Avg. Yds./Punt: 39.6 (11 gms.; 2011) Passing Fewest Touchdowns: 1 (8 gms.; 1937) Most Pass Attempts: 448 (11 gms.; 2000) Rushing Defense Kicking Defense Most Pass Completions: 236 (11 gms.; 2003) Fewest Rush Attempts: 256 (10 gms.; 1970) (11 gms.; 1987) Most Punts: 101 (10 gms.; 1968) Fewest Net Yds. Gained: 600 (9 gms.; 1939) Lowest Avg. Yds./Punt: 29.2 (9 gms.; 1956); Highest Completion %: 68.1% (235-of-345); Lowest Avg. Yds./Rush: 2.1 (307 att., 634 yds.) (11 gms.; 2009) (8 gms., 1955) (9 gms.; 1940) Most Kicks Blocked: 10 (8 punts, 1 PAT, 1 FG) Most Yds. Gained: 3,049 (11 gms.; 2009) Lowest Avg. Yds./Game: 66.7 (9 gms., 600 yds.) Most Touchdown Passes: 29 (11 gms.; 1992) (1939) Highest Avg. Yds./Game: 306.4 (9 gms., 2,758 yds.) Pass Defense (1940) Fewest Pass Attempts: 67 (8 gms.; 1938) Most Interceptions Thrown: 24 (10 gms.; 1969) Fewest Pass Completions: 24 (8 gms.; 1938) Fewest Interceptions Thrown: 5 (11 gms.; 2008) Lowest Completion %: 27.7% (43-of-155) (8 gms.; 1951) Total Offense (rushing plus passing) Fewest Yds. Gained: 236 (8 gms.; 1938) Most Offensive Plays: 905 (12 gms.; 2002) Fewest Touchdown Passes: 0 (7 gms.; 1944) Most Net Yds. Gained: 5,262 (11 gms.; 1988) Lowest Avg. Yds./Game: 29.5 (8 gms., 236 yds.) Highest Avg. Yds./Play: 6.69 (787 plays, 5,262 yds.) (1938) (11 gms.; 1988) Most Passes Intercepted: 27 (11 gms.; 1986) Highest Avg. Yds./Game: 478.4 (11 gms., 5,262 yds.) (1988) Total Defense (rushing plus passing) Scoring Fewest Offensive Plays: 367 (9 gms.; 1939) Most Points: 420 (11 gms.; 1988) Fewest Net Yds. Gained: 1,130 (8 gms.; 1938) Most Touchdowns: 56 (11 gms.; 1988) Lowest Avg. Yds./Play: 2.68 (493 plays, 1,322 yds.) Most PAT Made (Kicking): 51 (51 att.) (9 gms.; 1940) (11 gms.; 1988) Lowest Avg. Yds./Game: 141.3 (8 gms., 1,130 yds.) Most Field Goals: 16 (12 gms.; 2002) (1938)

2013 99 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Team Records INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Single Season: Career: 1. 314 Joe McCourt (2002) 1. 4834 Erik Marsh (1991-94) Most Rush Attempts: 2. 304 Erik Marsh (1993) 2. 4474 Joe McCourt (2001-04) Game: 46 Erik Marsh vs. Lehigh (1992) 3. 289 Erik Marsh (1994) 3. 3419 Leonard Moore (1995-98) Season: 314 Joe McCourt (2002) 4. 284 Erik Marsh (1992) 4. 2936 Tom Costello (1988-90) Career: 1037 Erik Marsh (1991-94) 5. 256 Tom Costello (1989) 5. 2597 Ryan Priest (1982-85) 6. 250 Joe McCourt (2004) 6 2531 Jonathan Hurt (2003-06) Most Net Yards Gained: 7. 245 Joe McCourt (2003) 7. 2519 Tony Giglio (1971-73) Game: 269 Nick Kowgios vs. Princeton (1982) 8. 233 Ryan Priest (1984) 8. 2169 Bruce McIntyre (1983-86) Season: 1441 Erik Marsh (1993) 9 229 Jonathan Hurt (2006) 9. 2158 Nick Kowgios (1981-84) Career: 4834 Erik Marsh (1991-94) 10. 228 Tony Giglio (1973) 10. 2023 Rodger Shepko (1979-82) Highest Average Yards/Rush: Career: Highest Average Yards/Rush: Game (min. 8 att.): 24.2 (9 att., 220 yds.) 1. 1037 Erik Marsh (1991-94) Single Season (min. 70 att.): Frank Raba vs. Rutgers (1944) 2. 955 Joe McCourt (2001-04) 1. 7.3 Joe O’Lenic (75 att., 549 yds.) (1953) Season (min. 70 att.): 7.3 (75 att., 549 yds.) 3. 705 Leonard Moore (1995-98) 2. 6.4 Rodger Shepko (199 att., 1280 yds.) (1981) Joe O’Lenic (1953) 4. 581 Tom Costello (1988-90) 3. 6.0 Bruce McIntyre (210 att., 1287 yds.) (1986) Career (min. 150 att.): 5.7 (357 att., 2023 yds.) 5. 547 Ryan Priest (1982-85) 4. 5.9 Maurice White (80 att., 469 yds.) (2008) Rodger Shepko (1979-82) 6 512 Jonathan Hurt (2003-06) 5. 5.8 Tony Giglio (207 att., 1204 yds.) (1972) 7. 504 Tony Giglio (1971-73) 6. 5.5 Tom Costello (256 att., 1397 yds.) (1989) Most Touchdowns: 8. 439 Nick Kowgios(1981-84) 5.5 Craig Williams (98 att., 540 yds.) (1982) Season: 16 Joe McCourt (2004), 9. 432 Bob Zimmers (1967-69) 8. 5.4 Tom Costello (210 att., 1132 yds.) (1988) Tom Costello (1989) 10. 430 John Orrico (1975-77) 5.4 James Adams (177 att., 349 yds.) (1988) 5.4 Nick Kowgios (187 att., 1018 yds.) (1982) Career: 50 Joe McCourt (2001-04) Most Net Yards Gained: Longest Run from Scrimmage: Single Game: Career (min. 150 att.): 89 yds., Anthony D'Urso vs. Princeton 1. 296 Nick Kowgios vs. Princeton (1982) 1. 5.7 Rodger Shepko (357 att., 2023 yds.) (1979-82) (2007; modern record) 2. 256 Jack O’Reilly vs. Lehigh (1927) 2. 5.6 Bruce McIntyre (388 att., 2169 yds.) (1983-86) 102 yds. George McCaa vs. Swarthmore (1909) 3. 254 Tom Triolo vs. Gettysburg (1968) 3. 5.2 Maurice White (309 att., 1622 yds.) (2006-09) 4. 251 Erik Marsh vs. Lehigh (1992) 4. 5.1 Tom Costello (581 att., 2936 yds.) (1988-90) 251 Bruce McIntyre vs. Lehigh (1986) 5. 5.0 Jonathan Hurt (512 att., 2534 yds.) (2003-06) TOP 10 PERFORMANCES 6. 249 Erik Marsh vs. Lehigh (1993) 5.0 Greg DeSanty (242 att., 1215 yds.) (1973-75) 7. 245 Tom Costello vs. Lehigh (1989) 5.0 Tony Giglio (504 att., 2519 yds.) (1971-73) Most Rush Attempts: 245 Rodger Shepko vs. U.S.M.M.A (1981) 8. 4.9 Nick Kowgios (439 att., 2158 yds.) (1981-84) Single Game: 9. 243 George “Mike” Wilson vs. Lehigh (1926) 4.9 Charley Bartos (309 att., 1524 yds.) (1958-60) 1. 46 Erik Marsh vs. Lehigh, 1992 10. 238 Tony Giglio vs. Colgate (1972) 4.9 Jonathan Hurt (512 att., 2531 yds.) (2003-06) 2. 45 Tom Costello vs. Lehigh, 1989 11. 4.8 Leonard Moore (705 att., 3419 yds.) (1995-98) 3. 45 Bob Zimmers vs. Bucknell, 1967 Single Season: 4.8 Ross Scheuerman (250 att., 1200 yds.) (2011-) 4. 41 Erik Marsh vs. Colgate, 1992 1. 1441 Erik Marsh (1993) 13. 4.7 DeAndre Morrow (189 att., 897 yds.) (2007-09) 41 John Kahn vs. Columbia, 1991 2. 1397 Tom Costello (1989) 4.7 Joe McCourt (955 att., 4474 yds.) (2001-04) 6. 40 Ryan Priest vs. Kutztown, 1983 3. 1393 Joe McCourt (2002) 4.7 Erik Marsh (1037 att., 4834 yds.) (1991-94) 7. 38 Joe McCourt vs. Holy Cross, 2002 4. 1365 Erik Marsh (1992) 4.7 Kurt Bowman (269 att., 1251 yds.) (1985-88) 8. 37 Joe McCourt vs. Lehigh, 2002 5. 1287 Bruce McIntyre (1986) 4.7 Ryan Priest (547 att., 2597 yds.) (1982-85) 37 Ryan Priest vs. Colgate, 1984 6. 1280 Rodger Shepko (1981) 10. 36 Joe McCourt vs. Columbia, 2004 7. 1249 Erik Marsh (1994) Most Touchdowns: 8. 1204 Tony Giglio (1972) Single Season: 9. 1193 Joe McCourt (2004) 1. 16 Joe McCourt (2004) 10. 1165 Jonathan Hurt (2006) 16 Tom Costello (1989) 3. 15 Joe McCourt (2003) 15 Nick Kowgios (1982) 15 Jonathan Hurt (2006) 6. 13 Joe McCourt (2002) 13 Tony Giglio (1973) 13 Jonathan Hurt (2005) 9. 11 Erik Marsh (1994) 11 Bruce McIntyre (1986) 11 Craig Williams (1981)

Career: 1. 50 Joe McCourt (2001-04) 2. 35 Erik Marsh (1991-94) 3 33 Jonathan Hurt (2003-06) 4. 30 Nick Kowgios (1981-84) 5. 28 Tom Costello (1988-90) 6. 23 Leonard Moore (1995-98) 7. 22 Tony Giglio (1971-73) 8. 17 Maurice White (2006-09) 17 John Orrico (1975-77) 10. 16 Bruce McIntyre (1983-86) 11. 15 Kurt Bowman (1985-88) 15 Ryan Priest (1982-85) 15 Bob Zimmers (1967-69) Joe McCourt ’05

2013 100 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL TOP 10 CAREER RUSHERS YEAR-BY-YEAR RUSHING LEADERS THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED…

Year Att Yards Avg TDs (SINCE 1960): t,JDLPGGSFUVSOFEGPSUPVDIEPXO By LAFAYETTE: 11/5/11, Ross Scheuerman, Year Player Att. Yds. Avg...... TDs 1. Erik Marsh 78 yds. vs. Colgate By Opponent: 10/20/12, Kalif Raymond (Holy Cross), 1991 150 779 5.2 5 1960 Charley Bartos 172 793 4.3 ...... 2 80 yds. 1992 284 1365 4.8 10 1961 John Contarino 93 348 3.7 ...... 2 1993 304 1441 4.7 9 1962 Ray Moyer 39 158 4.0 ...... 1 t1VOUSFUVSOFEGPSUPVDIEPXO 1994 289 1249 4.3 11 1963 Allen Ruddy 55 207 3.8 ...... 1 By LAFAYETTE: 9/1/07, Shaun Adair, 78 yds. vs. Totals 1037 4834 4.7 35 Marist 1964 Bill Horvath 47 122 2.6 ...... 1 By Opponent: 11/17/01, Jermaine Pugh (Lehigh), 85 yds. 1965 Bill Messick 107 356 3.3 ...... 2 2. Joe McCourt 1966 Rick Craw 170 529 3.1 ...... 3 2001 146 731 5.0 6 t*OUFSDFQUJPOSFUVSOFEGPSUPVDIEPXO 1967 Bob Zimmers 109 368 3.4 ...... 2 By LAFAYETTE: 9/15/12, Darius Safford, 31 yds. 2002 314 1393 4.4 13 1968 Tom Triolo 132 588 4.5 ...... 3 vs. Penn 2003 245 1157 4.7 15 1969 Tom Triolo 151 612 4.1 ...... 9 By Opponent: 11/10/12, Jordan Chapman 2004 250 1193 4.8 16 1970 Tom Conway 159 642 4.0 ...... 6 (Fordham), 64 yds. Totals 955 4474 4.7 50 1971 Doug Elgin 188 597 3.2 ...... 8 t4IVUPVU 1972 Tony Giglio 207 1204 5.8 ...... 7 3. Leonard Moore By LAFAYETTE: 10/6/07, 29-0 vs. Columbia 1973 Tony Giglio 228 1078 4.7 ...... 13 1995 140 665 4.8 7 By Opponent: 9/22/01, 37-0 vs. Penn 1974 Orlando Wright 83 312 3.8 ...... 2 1996 166 712 4.3 1 1975 Greg DeSanty 189 803 4.2 ...... 6 t3VTIPGNPSFUIBOZBSET 1997 190 982 5.2 5 1976 John Orrico 204 829 4.1 ...... 7 By LAFAYETTE: 11/3/12, Vaughn Hebron (63 yds.) 1998 209 1060 5.1 10 1977 John Orrico 213 843 4.0 ...... 10 and Ross Scheuerman (53) at Colgate Totals 705 3419 4.8 23 1978 Ed Rogusky 129 496 3.8 ...... 3 By Opponent: 11/3/12, Gavin McCarney (Colgate), 1979 Ed Rogusky 162 574 3.5 ...... 4 75 yds. 4. Tom Costello 1980 Roger Curylo 96 353 3.6 ...... 0 1988 210 1132 5.4 10 t1BTTQMBZPGNPSFUIBOZBSET 1981 Rodger Shepko 199 1280 6.4 ...... 8 1989 256 1397 5.5 16 By LAFAYETTE: 11/5/11, Kyle Hayes (54 yds.) 1982 Nick Kowgios 187 1018 5.4 ...... 15 1990 115 407 3.5 2 from Andrew Shoop, vs. Colgate 1983 Ryan Priest 151 794 5.3 ...... 5 By Opponent: 11/17/12, Lee Kurfis (75 yds.) Totals 581 2936 5.1 28 1984 Ryan Priest 233 1111 4.8 ...... 5 from Michael Colvin (Lehigh) 1985 Bruce McIntyre 155 791 5.1 ...... 3 5. Ryan Priest 1986 Bruce McIntyre 210 1287 6.1 ...... 11 t:BSET3VTIJOH (BNF 1982 55 331 6.0 1 1987 James Adams 102 394 3.8 ...... 4 By LAFAYETTE: 11/3/12, Ross Scheuerman (142) 1983 151 794 5.3 5 and Vaughn Hebron (119) at Colgate 1988 Tom Costello 210 1132 5.4 ...... 10 1984 233 1111 4.8 5 By Opponent: 11/10/12, Carlton Koonce (Fordham), 1989 Tom Costello 256 1397 5.5 ...... 16 1985 51 241 4.7 3 189 yds. 1990 Al Rainey 131 496 3.8 ...... 2 1986 57 120 2.1 0 1991 Erik Marsh 150 779 5.2 ...... 5 t:BSET3VTIJOH (BNF Totals 547 2597 4.7 14 1992 Erik Marsh 284 1365 4.8 ...... 10 By LAFAYETTE: 9/6/08, Maurice White at Marist, 1993 Erik Marsh 304 1441 4.7 ...... 9 212 yds. 6. Jonathan Hurt 1994 Erik Marsh 289 1249 4.3 ...... 1 By Opponent: 11/3/12, Colgate’s Gavin McCarney 2003 3 19 6.3 0 1995 Leonard Moore 140 665 4.8 ...... 7 (288) and Jordan McCord (203) 2004 83 362 4.4 5 1996 Leonard Moore 166 712 4.3 ...... 1 2005 197 985 5.0 13 t:BSET1BTTJOH (BNF 1997 Leonard Moore 190 982 5.2 ...... 5 2006 229 1165 5.1 15 By LAFAYETTE: 11/13/10, Ryan O’Neil 1998 Leonard Moore 209 1060 5.1 ...... 10 Totals 512 2531 4.9 33 vs. Holy Cross, 335 yds. 1999 Brian Tuma 155 697 4.5 ...... 10 By Opponent: 11/17/23, Michael Colvin (Lehigh), 2000 Scott Warden 143 457 3.2 ...... 5 362 yds. 7. Tony Giglio 2001 Joe McCourt 146 731 5.0 ...... 6 1971 70 237 3.4 2 2002 Joe McCourt 314 1393 4.4 ...... 13 tZBSET1BTTJOH (BNF 1972 207 1204 5.8 7 2003 Joe McCourt 245 1157 4.7 ...... 15 By LAFAYETTE: 9/24/11, Andrew Shoop 1973 228 1078 4.7 13 at Stony Brook, 400 yds. 2004 Joe McCourt 250 1193 4.8 ...... 16 Totals 505 2519 5.0 22 By Opponent: 10/22/11, Ryan Higgins (Fordham), 2005 Jonathan Hurt 197 985 5.0 ...... 13 413 yds. 2006 Jonathan Hurt 229 1165 5.1 ...... 15 8. Bruce McIntyre 2007 Anthony D’Urso 59 319 5.4 ...... 2 tZBSET3FDFJWJOH (BNF 1984 23 91 4.0 2 2008 Maurice White 80 469 5.9 ...... 2 By LAFAYETTE: 11/17/12, Mark Ross 1985 155 791 5.1 3 2009 Maurice White 135 622 4.6 ...... 7 (118 yds., 9 rec.) 1986 210 1287 6.1 11 2010 Alan Elder 119 450 3.8 ...... 1 By Opponent: 11/17/12, Lee Kurfis (137 yds., 3 rec.) Totals 388 2169 5.6 16 2011 Ross Scheuerman 104 499 4.8 ...... 0 Lehigh 2012 Ross Scheuerman 146 701 4.8 ...... 5 9. Nick Kowgios tZBSET3FDFJWJOH (BNF 1981 20 109 5.5 2 By LAFAYETTE: 11/11/06, Joe Ort 1982 187 1018 5.4 15 (274 yds., 10 rec.) vs. Georgetown By Opponent: 10/25/03, Javarus Dudley 1983 106 488 4.6 3 (203 yds., 13 rec.), Fordham 1984 126 543 4.3 6 Totals 439 2158 4.9 30 t-BGBZFUUFXBT/BUJPOBMMZ3BOLFE 2009: Ranked 24th in Sports Network Poll and 25th 10. Rodger Shepko in FCS Coaches Poll (end of 2009 season) 1979 44 189 4.3 1 1980 37 151 4.0 2 t-BGBZFUUFIBEBO6OEFGFBUFE4FBTPO 1981 199 1280 6.4 8 1940: 9-0 (one of five undefeated seasons in school history) 1983 77 403 5.2 3 Totals 357 2023 5.7 14

2013 101 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Passing Records INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 326 Frank Novak (1983) 5. 58.6% (293-of-500) Andrew Shoop (2010-12) 7. 313 Ryan O'Neil (2010) 6. 58.1% (510-of-878) Tom Kirchhoff (1989-92) Most Pass Attempts: 8. 307 Brad Maurer (2006) 7. 57.7% (636-of-1103) Frank Baur (1985, 1987-89) Game: 56 Marko Glavic vs. Colgate (2003) 9. 297 Marko Glavic (2000) 8. 57.3% (478-of-834) Frank Novak (1981-83) Season: 399 Marko Glavic (2002) 297 Shawn McHale (1995) 9. 56.2% (820-of-1459) Marko Glavic (2000-03) Career: 1459 Marko Glavic (2000-03) 297 Tom Kirchhoff (1991) 10. 52.0% (233-of-488) Mark Jones (1973-76) 52.0% (102-of-196) Pat Davis (2002-05) Most Pass Completions: Career: Game: 34 Marko Glavic at Fordham (2002) 1. 1459 Marko Glavic (2000-03) Most Yards Gained: Season: 229 Marko Glavic (2003) 2. 1103 Frank Baur (1985-89) Single Game: Career: 820 Marko Glavic (2000-03) 3. 878 Tom Kirchhoff (1989-90) 1. 453 Marko Glavic vs. Columbia (2003) 4. 834 Frank Novak (1981-83) 2. 400 Frank Baur vs. Army (1987) Highest Completion %: 5. 757 Shawn McHale (1994-96) 3. 392 Marko Glavic vs. Colgate (2003) Game (min. 10 att.): 85.7% 6. 715 Brad Maurer (2004-06) 4. 373 Rob Curley vs. Colgate (2009) Rob Curley vs. Bucknell (30-of-35) (2009) 7. 672 Rob Curley (2007-09) 5. 370 Shawn McHale vs. Fordham (1994) Brad Maurer vs. Columbia (12-of-14) (2004) 8. 518 Ed Baker (1967-69) 6. 352 Tom Kirchhoff vs. Fordham (1990) Frank Baur vs. Kutztown (12-of-14) (1988) 9. 507 George Hossenlopp (1962-64) 7. 335 Ryan O’Neil vs. Holy Cross [2010] Season (min. 75 att.): 68.8% (231-of-336) 10. 500 Andrew Shoop (2010-12) 8. 333 Rob Curley vs. Bucknell (2009) Rob Curley (2009) 9. 331 Rich McKay vs. Davidson (1970) Career (min. 125 att.): 66.5% (274-of-412) Most Pass Completions: 10. 329 Marko Glavic vs. Holy Cross (2001) Ryan O’Neil (2009-11) Single Game: 1. 35 Ryan O’Neil vs. Holy Cross, 2010 Single Season: Most Yards Gained: 2. 34 Marko Glavic vs. Fordham, 2002 1. 3044 Rob Curley (2008) Game: 453 Marko Glavic vs. Columbia (2003) 3. 33 Marko Glavic vs. Colgate, 2003 2. 2725 Marko Glavic (2003) Season: 3044 Rob Curley (2009) 33 Ryan O’Neil vs.Georgetown, 2010 3. 2670 Marko Glavic (2002) Career: 9819 Marko Glavic (2000-2003) 5. 32 Frank Baur vs. Army, 1987 4. 2621 Frank Baur (1988) 32 Andrew Shoop vs. Stony Brook, 2011 5. 2526 Frank Baur (1987) Most Touchdown Passes: 7. 30 Rob Curley vs. Bucknell, 2009 6. 2460 Marko Glavic (2001) Game: 7 Rob Curley vs. Colgate (2009) 30 Marko Glavic vs. Harvard, 2003 7. 2356 Frank Novak (1983) 5 Tom Kirchhoff vs. Buffalo (1991) 30 Marko Glavic vs. Columbia, 2001 8. 2350 Tom Kirchhoff (1992) 5 Frank Baur vs. Army (1987) 10. 28 Brad Maurer vs. Yale, 2006 9. 2257 Frank Novak (1982) 5 Paul Stuncius vs. Army (1986) 28 Marko Glavic vs. Lehigh, 2003 10. 2248 Tom Kirchhoff (1990) Season: 28 Rob Curley (2009) Career: 62 Marko Glavic (2000-2003) Single Season: Career: 62 Frank Baur (1985, 1987-89) 1. 231 Rob Curley (2009) 1. 9819 Marko Glavic (2000-03) 2. 229 Marko Glavic (2003) 2. 8399 Frank Baur (1985-89) Longest Pass: 3. 221 Marko Glavic (2002) 3. 6721 Tom Kirchhoff (1989-92) 98 yds. Frank Baur to Maurice Caldwell vs. Columbia 4. 212 Frank Baur (1987) 4. 6378 Frank Novak (1981-83) (1988; TD) 5. 211 Marko Glavic (2001) 5. 5397 Rob Curley (2007-09) 6. 209 Ryan O'Neil (2010) 6. 5114 Brad Maurer (2004-06) Most Interceptions Thrown: 7. 192 Frank Novak (1983) 7. 4970 Shawn McHale (1994-96) Game: 5 Ed Baker vs. Columbia (1969) 8. 181 Brad Maurer (2006) 8. 3705 Andrew Shoop (2010-12) Season: 19 Frank Novak (1983) 9. 180 Tom Kirchhoff (1992) 9. 2921 Ed Baker (1967-69) Career: 58 Marko Glavic (2000-03) 10. 169 Frank Baur (1989) 10. 2782 Mark Jones (1973-76)

Lowest Interception Percentage: Career: Most Touchdown Passes: Game (min. 25 att.): 0.0% by several players 1. 820 Marko Glavic (2000-03) Single Season: Season (min. 100 att.): 1.61% (4 int., 249 att.) 2. 636 Frank Baur (1985, 1987-89) 1. 28 Rob Curley (2009) Mike Palos (1998) 3. 510 Tom Kirchhoff (1989-92) 2. 26 Tom Kirchhoff (1992) Career (min. 500 att.): 3.0% Rob Curley 4. 478 Frank Novak (1981-83) 3. 23 Frank Baur (1988) (20 int., 672 att.) 5. 434 Brad Maurer (2004-06) 4. 21 Marko Glavic (2003) 6. 429 Rob Curley (2007-09) 5. 20 Marko Glavic (2002) 7. 386 Shawn McHale (1994-96) 20 Frank Novak (1982) TOP 10 PERFORMANCES 8. 293 Andrew Shoop (2010-12) 7. 19 Frank Novak (1983) 9. 274 Ryan O’Neil (2009-11) 8. 15 Frank Baur (1989) Most Pass Attempts: 10. 253 Brad Maurer (2004-06) 9. 15 Ryan O'Neil (2010) Single Game: 10. 14 Shawn McHale (1996) 1. 56 Marko Glavic vs. Colgate, 2003 Highest Completion Percentage: 14 Tom Kirchhoff (1991) 56 Andrew Shoop at St. Brook, 2011 Single Season (min. 75 att.): 14 Andrew Shoop (2012) 3. 55 Marko Glavic vs. Lehigh, 2001 1. 68.8% (231-of-336) Rob Curley (2009) 4. 52 Marko Glavic vs. Harvard, 2003 2. 67.0% (124-of-185) Brad Maurer (2004) Career: 5. 51 Marko Glavic vs. Fordham, 2002 67.0% (61-of-91) Ryan O’Neil (2011) 1. 62 Marko Glavic (2000-03) 6. 50 Marko Glavic vs. Columbia, 2001 4. 66.8% (209-of-313) Ryan O'Neil (2010) 62 Frank Baur (1985, 1987-89) 7. 49 Marko Glavic vs. Lehigh, 2003 5. 64.1% (164-of-256) Frank Baur (1988) 3. 53 Tom Kirchhoff (1989-92) 8. 48 Frank Novak vs. Colgate, 1983 6. 64.0% (71-of-111) Zach Zweizig (2012) 4. 51 Frank Novak (1981-83) 9. 47 Marko Glavic vs. Columbia, 2002 7. 62.8% (81-of-129) Gary Uzelac (1978) 5. 44 Rob Curley (2007-09) 10. 45 Frank Baur vs. Cornell, 1988 8. 61.2% (142-of-232) Andrew Shoop (2012) 6. 34 Shawn McHale (1994-96) 45 Frank Baur vs. Army, 1987 9. 60.8% (180-of-296) Tom Kirchhoff (1992) 7. 30 Andrew Shoop (2010-12) 10. 59.8% (154-of-257) Frank Novak (1982) 8. 28 Brad Maurer (2004-06) Single Season: 9. 23 Gary Marshall (1964-66) 1. 399 Marko Glavic (2002) Career (min. 125 att.): 10. 18 Ed Baker (1967-69) 2. 390 Marko Glavic (2003) 1. 66.5 (274-of-412) Ryan O'Neil (2009-11) 18 George Hossenlopp (1962-64) 3. 377 Frank Baur (1987) 2. 63.8 (429-of-672) Rob Curley (2007-09) 18 Ryan O’Neil (2009-11) 4. 373 Marko Glavic (2001) 3. 60.7% (434-of-715) Brad Maurer (2004-06) 5. 336 Rob Curley (2009) 4. 60.3% (90-of-178) Gary Uzelac (1977-79

2013 102 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL TOP 10 CAREER PASSERS YEAR-BY-YEAR PASSING LEADERS Year Comp/Att Yards TDs (SINCE 1960) 1. Marko Glavic 2000 159/297 1964 12 Year Player Comp./Att. Yds Int TD Pct

2001 211/373 2460 9 1960 Michael Dill 21/56 287 3 1 37.5 2002 221/399 2670 20 1961 Charles Zarelli 19/60 171 8 3 31.6 2003 229/390 2725 21 1962 Geo. Hossenlopp 58/147 673 14 3 39.4 1963 Geo. Hossenlopp 70/156 824 11 5 44.8 Totals 820/1459 9819 62 1964 Geo. Hossenlopp 97/204 1005 11 4 47.5 1965 Gary Marshall 51/127 881 6 8 40.2 2. Frank Baur 1966 Gary Marshall 89/187 1278 17 12 47.6 1985 91/175 1075 11 1967 Ed Baker 59/140 628 9 2 42.1 1968 Ed Baker 61/142 851 7 6 43.0 1986 Did Not Play 1969 Ed Baker 120/236 1442 16 10 51.0 1987 212/377 2526 13 1970 Rich McKay 116/246 1695 16 10 47.1 1988 164/256 2621 23 1971 Jack Hickl 42/86 499 5 2 48.8 1972 Tim Grip 37/103 366 9 1 30.1 1989 169/295 2177 15 1973 Mark Jones 75/151 751 12 2 49.7 Totals 636/1103 8399 62 1974 Mark Jones 53/109 634 3 2 48.6 1975 Rob Stewart 41/84 478 8 2 50.0 3. Tom Kirchhoff 1976 Mark Jones 79/175 1337 8 9 56.6 1977 Rob Stewart 152/295 1659 18 6 51.5 Frank Baur ’90 1989 1/2 12 0 1978 Gary Uzelac 81/129 930 5 4 62.8 1990 166/283 2248 13 1979 Hal Hocking 77/142 899 11 4 54.2 1991 163/297 2111 14 1980 Hal Hocking 31/84 440 8 2 36.9 1981 Frank Novak 132/251 1765 5 12 52.6 1992 180/296 2350 26 1982 Frank Novak 154/257 2257 12 20 59.8 Totals 510/878 6721 53 1983 Frank Novak 192/326 2356 19 19 59.0 1984 Dean Rivera 84/178 805 7 4 47.0 4. Frank Novak 1985 Frank Baur 91/175 1075 8 11 52.0 1986 Paul Struncius 65/129 859 7 12 50.0 1981 132/251 1765 12 1987 Frank Baur 212/377 2526 16 13 56.0 1982 154/257 2257 20 1988 Frank Baur 164/256 2621 11 23 64.1 1983 192/326 2356 19 1989 Frank Baur 169/295 2177 11 15 57.3 1990 Tom Kirchhoff 166/283 2248 13 13 58.7 Totals 478/834 6378 51 1991 Tom Kirchhoff 163/297 2111 14 14 54.9 1992 Tom Kirchhoff 180/296 2350 9 26 60.8 5. Rob Curley 1993 Jason Carnevale 99/168 1206 6 5 58.9 2007 77/124 929 7 1994 Shawn McHale 133/244 1845 9 12 54.5 1995 Shawn McHale 143/297 1741 12 8 48.1 2008 121/212 1424 9 1996 Shawn McHale 110/216 1384 9 14 50.9 2009 231/336 3089 28 1997 Mike Palos 109/235 1321 14 9 46.4 Totals 429/672 5397 44 1998 Mike Palos 108/249 1149 4 4 43.4 1999 Harry Armstrong 78/153 916 11 9 51.0 2000 Marko Glavic 159/297 1964 12 12 53.5 6. Brad Maurer 2001 Marko Glavic 211/373 2460 13 9 56.6 2004 124/185 1313 6 2002 Marko Glavic 221/399 2670 15 20 55.4 2005 129/223 1562 9 2003 Marko Glavic 229/390 2725 16 21 58.7 2004 Brad Maurer 124/185 1313 8 6 67.0 2006 181/307 2239 13 2005 Brad Maurer 129/223 1562 5 9 57.8 Totals 434/715 5114 28 2006 Brad Maurer 181/307 2239 10 13 59.0 2007 Mike DiPaola 113/199 1174 12 7 56.8 2008 Rob Curley 121/212 1424 4 9 57.1 7. Shawn McHale 2009 Rob Curley 231/136 3044 12 28 68.8 1994 133/244 1845 12 2010 Ryan O'Neil 209/313 2183 7 15 66.8 Marko Glavic ’04 1995 143/297 1741 8 2011 Andrew Shoop 149/265 2024 11 15 56.2 1996 110/216 1384 14 2012 Andrew Shoop 142/232 1657 6 14 61.2 Totals 386/757 4970 34

8. Andrew Shoop 2010 2/3 24 1 2011 149/265 2024 15 2012 142/232 1657 14 Totals 293/500 3705 30

9. Ed Baker 1967 59/140 628 2 1968 61/142 851 6 1969 120/518 1442 10 Totals 240/518 2921 18

10. Mark Jones 1973 75/151 751 2 1974 53/109 634 2 1975 6/13 60 0 1976 99/175 1337 9 Totals 233/488 2782 13

Brad Maurer ’07

2013 103 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Receiving Records TOP 10 CAREER RECEIVERS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Year Rec Yards Avg. TDs Most Pass Receptions: 1. John Weyrauch Game: 13 Mark Layton vs. Holy Cross (2010) 2001 58 889 15.3 6 13 Mark Ross at Robert Morris (2012) 2002 63 910 14.4 8 Season: 77 Phil Yarberough (2000) 2003 41 607 14.8 4 Career: 162 John Weyrauch (2000-03) Totals 162 2406 14.9 18

2. Phil Yarberough Most Yards Gained: 1997 12 271 22.6 1 Game: 274 Joe Ort vs. Georgetown (2006) 1998 21 324 15.4 1 Season: 1139 Phil Yarberough (2000) 1999 50 651 13.0 4 Career: 2406 John Weyrauch (2000-03) 2000 77 1139 14.8 7 Totals 160 2385 14.9 13 Highest Average Per Catch: Season (min 40 rec.): 21.2 Jamal Jordan (1992) 3. Phillip Ng Career (min 50 rec.): 20.9 Tramont Evans (1992-94) 1985 8 82 10.2 0 1986 41 556 13.5 3 Most Touchdown Receptions: 1987 38 425 11.1 3 Game: 1988 65 1048 16.1 13 3 Jeremy Burkes vs. Columbia (2003) Totals 152 2111 13.9 19 3 John Weyrauch vs. Fordham (2001) 3 Phil Yarberough vs. Bucknell (2000) 4. Shaun Adair 3 Craig Roubinek vs. Army (1992) 2005 22 392 17.8 3 3 Mike Grau vs. Columbia (1989) 2006 33 501 15.2 4 2007 41 538 13.1 4 3 Phillip Ng vs. Colgate (1988) 2008 52 759 14.6 5 3 Jack Gatehouse vs. Columbia (1982) John Weyrauch ’04 Totals 148 2190 14.8 16 Season: 13 Phillip Ng (1988) Career: 19 Phillip Ng (1985-88) 5. Mark Layton 19 Mark Ross (2011-) 2008 17 194 11.4 0 2009 65 838 12.9 11 TOP 10 PERFORMANCES 2010 64 748 11.7 6 Most Yards Gained: Totals 146 1780 12.2 17 Most Pass Receptions: Single Game: Single Game: 1. 274 Joe Ort vs. Georgetown, 2006 6. Joe McCourt 1. 13 Mark Layton (2010) 2. 234 Jeremy Burkes vs. Columbia, 2003 2001 22 167 7.6 0 13 Mark Ross (2012) 3. 206 Jamal Jordan vs. Fordham, 1992 2002 40 332 8.3 1 2. 12 John Weyrauch at Fordham (2002) 2003 52 444 8.5 2 4. 192 Bob Donofrio vs. East Stroudsburg, 1970 3. 11 Joe McCourt at Harvard (2003) 2004 25 192 7.7 1 5. 182 Bob Donofrio vs. Bucknell, 1970 11 John Weyrauch vs. Monmouth (2002) Totals 139 1135 8.2 4 6. 181 Tramont Evans vs. Fordham, 1994 11 Phil Yarberough vs. Harvard (2000) 7. 180 Jack Gatehouse vs. Columbia, 1982 11 Frank Corbo vs. Columbia (1983) 7. Frank Corbo 8. 177 Eric Perry vs. Princeton, 1992 11 Rich Smith vs. Maine (1979) 1981 14 164 11.7 0 9. 175 Phil Yarberough vs. Harvard, 2000 8. 10 Shaun Adair at Colgate (2008) 1982 38 605 15.9 5 175 Mark Layton vs. Holy Cross, 2010 1983 55 783 14.2 5 10 Shaun Adair at Penn (2007) 10 Joe Ort vs. Georgetown (2006) 1984 29 418 14.4 4 Single Season: 10 Joe McCourt at Lehigh (2003) Totals 136 1970 14.4 14 1. 1139 Phil Yarberough (2000) 10 Jack Gatehouse vs. Princeton (1982) 2. 1048 Phillip Ng (1988) 8. Mark Ross 10 Matt Walsh vs. Wagner (1976) 3. 1030 Mark Ross (2012) 2011 49 703 14.3 9 4. 910 John Weyrauch (2002) 2012 75 1030 13.7 10 Single Season: 5. 890 Jamal Jordon (1992) Totals 124 1733 14.0 19 1. 77 Phil Yarberough (2000) 6. 889 John Weyrauch (2001) 2. 75 Mark Ross (2012) 7. 850 Jack Gatehouse (1982) 9. Jeremy Burkes 3. 65 Mark Layton (2009) 8. 838 Mark Layton (2009) 2000 34 274 8.1 0 65 Phillip Ng (1988) 2001 11 138 12.5 0 9. 814 Joe Ort (2006) 5. 64 Mark Layton (2010) 2002 39 549 14.0 3 10. 806 Dave Baird (1990) 6. 63 John Weyrauch (2002) 2003 36 545 15.1 5 7. 60 Mike Miller (1969) Totals 120 1506 12.6 8 Career: 8. 58 John Weyrauch (2001) 1. 2406 John Weyrauch (2000-03) 9. 57 Brandon Stanford (2005) T10. Mike Miller 2. 2385 Phil Yarberough (1997-2000) 10. 55 Frank Corbo (1983) 1967 24 301 12.5 3 3. 2190 Shaun Adair (2005-08) 1968 42 468 13.4 2 4. 2111 Phillip Ng (1985-88) Career: 1969 60 717 11.9 5 5. 1970 Frank Corbo (1981-84) 1. 162 John Weyrauch (2000-03) Totals 107 1243 11.6 7 6. 1780 Mark Layton (2007-10) 2. 160 Phil Yarberough (1997-2000) 7. 1733 Mark Ross (2011-) T10. Brandon Stanford 3. 152 Phillip Ng (1985-88) 8. 1681 Dave Baird (1988-90) 2003 17 245 14.4 0 4 148 Shaun Adair [2005-08] 9. 1673 Quincy Miller (1993-96) 2004 33 299 9.1 1 5. 146 Mark Layton (2007-10) 10. 1634 Jamal Jordan (1990-92) 2005 57 683 12.0 3 6. 139 Joe McCourt (2001-04) Totals 107 1227 11.5 4 7. 136 Frank Corbo (1981-84) 8. 124 Mark Ross (2010-) 9. 120 Jeremy Burkes (2000-03) 10. 107 Mike Miller (1967-69) 107 Brandon Stanford (2003-05)

2013 104 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RECEIVING LEADERS (SINCE 1960):

Year Player Rec. Yds. Avg. TDs 1960 Robert Gursky 8 143 17.9 0 1961 Robert Gursky 8 89 11.1 1 1962 John Brown 12 128 10.6 0 1963 Gabe Washo 18 171 9.5 0 1964 Dave Brown 35 468 13.4 1 1965 Dave Brown 31 479 15.5 4 1966 Dave Robertshaw 33 496 15.0 5 1967 Dave Robertshaw 24 301 12.5 3 1968 Mike Miller 42 468 13.4 2 1969 Mike Miller 60 717 11.9 5 1970 Rick Nowell 48 744 15.5 5 1971 Tony Giglio 23 252 11.0 0 1972 Chet Banash 11 167 15.2 0 1973 Terry Byrd 29 344 11.9 1 1974 Jeff Schmidt 30 387 12.9 3 1975 Courtenay Hough 33 467 14.2 1 1976 Matt Walsh 37 589 15.9 3 1977 Max Shoemaker 42 586 14.0 2 1978 Rich Smith 28 420 15.0 3 1979 Rich Smith 33 485 14.1 2 1980 Jim Flanigan 24 346 14.4 4 1981 Jack Gatehouse 34 379 11.1 2 1982 Jack Gatehouse 50 850 17.0 8 1983 Frank Corbo 55 783 14.2 5 Phillip Ng ’89 1984 Frank Corbo 29 418 14.4 4 1985 Carl St. Bernard 41 479 11.7 7 1986 Phillip Ng 41 556 13.5 3 1987 Jim Johnson 48 649 13.5 3 1988 Phillip Ng 65 1048 16.1 13 1989 Mike Grau 37 591 16.0 6 1990 Dave Baird 43 806 18.7 6 Highest Average Per Catch: Most Touchdowns: 1991 John Carter 36 728 20.2 6 Single Season (min. 40 rec.): Single Season: 1992 Jamal Jordan 42 890 21.2 11 1. 21.2 Jamal Jordan (1992) 1. 13 Phillip Ng (1988) 1993 Craig Roubinek 38 410 10.8 3 1994 Jarrett Shine 34 411 12.1 2 2. 18.7 Dave Baird (1990) 2. 11 Mark Layton (2009) 1995 Glenn Hunzinger 47 540 11.5 1 3. 17.0 Jack Gatehouse (1982) 11 Jamal Jordan (1992) 1996 Quincy Miller 49 740 15.1 9 4 16.3 Joe Ort (2006) 4. 10 Mark Ross (2012) 1997 Tom Falzone 25 294 11.8 4 1998 Joe Luke 37 379 10.2 3 5. 16.1 Phillip Ng (1988) 5. 9 Quincy Miller (1996) 1999 Phil Yarberough 50 651 13.0 4 6. 15.5 Rick Nowell (1970) 9 Mark Ross (2011) 2000 Phil Yarberough 77 1139 14.8 7 7. 15.3 John Weyrauch (2001) 7. 8 John Weyrauch (2002) 2001 John Weyrauch 58 889 15.3 6 8. 15.1 Quincy Miller (1996) 8 Jack Gatehouse (1982) 2002 John Weyrauch 63 910 14.4 8 2003 Joe McCourt 52 444 8.5 2 9. 14.8 John Weyrauch (2003) 9. 7 Carl St. Bernard (1985) 2004 Brandon Stanford 33 299 9.1 1 14.8 Phil Yarberough (2000) 7 Phil Yarberough (2000) 2005 Brandon Stanford 57 683 11.5 3 2006 Joe Ort 50 814 16.3 3 2007 Shaun Adair 41 538 13.1 4 Career (min. 50 rec.): Career: 2008 Shaun Adair 52 759 14.6 5 1. 20.9 Tramont Evans (1992-94) 1. 19 Phillip Ng (1985-88) 2009 Mark Layton 65 838 12.9 11 2. 19.5 Maurice Caldwell (1985-88) 19 Mark Ross (2011-) 2010 Mark Layton 64 748 11.7 6 3. 18.3 Dave Baird (1988-90) 3. 18 John Weyrauch (2000-03) 2011 Mark Ross 49 703 14.3 9 2012 Mark Ross 75 1030 13.7 10 4. 18.2 Bob Donofrio (1968-70) 4. 17 Mark Layton (2007-10) 5. 17.8 John Carter (1988-91) 5. 16 Shaun Adair (2005-08) 6. 17.1 Quincy Miller (1993-96) 16 Jamal Jordan (1990-92) 7. 16.5 Jamal Jordan (1990-92) 16 Quincy Miller (1993-96) 8. 16.3 Dave Robertshaw (1965-67) 8. 14 Frank Corbo (1981-84) 9. 16.2 Joe Ort (2004-06) 9. 13 Phil Yarberough (1997-2000) 10. 16.0 Al Cognigni (1979-81) 10. 12 Dave Baird (1988-90)

2013 105 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Total Offense/Punting/ Scoring Records TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS (Rushing plus Passing) YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TOP 10 PERFORMANCES LEADERS (SINCE 1960):

Most Net Yards Gained: Most Net Yards Gained: Year Player TDs PATs 2Pt FGs Pts. Game: 480 Marko Glavic vs. Columbia,(2003) Single Season: 1960 Walter Doleschal 2 3 - 5 30 Season: 3,089 Rob Curley (2009) 1. 3089 Rob Curley (2009) 1961 Walter Doleschal 1 4 - 1 13 Career: 10,064 Marko Glavic (2000-03) 2. 2819 Marko Glavic (2003) 1962 Bill Horvath 0 3 - 3 13 3. 2790 Marko Glavic (2002) 1963 Bill Horvath 2 4/4 - - 16 1964 Bob Gombos 3 - - - 18 Most Offensive Plays: 4. 2727 Frank Baur (1988) 1965 Bill Vonroth 4 - 1 - 26 Game: 65 Marko Glavic vs. Colgate 5. 2641 Marko Glavic (2001) 1966 Chris Yaniger 4 6/13 - 1/2 33 (2003) 6. 2575 Frank Baur (1987) 1967 Bill Messick 0 11/12 - 3/9 20 1968 Bob Zimmers 7 - - - 42 Season: 486 Marko Glavic (2002) 7. 2423 Tom Kirchhoff (1992) 1969 Tom Triolo 9 - - - 54 Career: 1745 Marko Glavic (2000-03) 8. 2381 Frank Novak (1983) 1970 Rick Nowell 5 19/23 - 4/5 61 9. 2341 Tom Kirchhoff (1990) 1971 Doug Elgin 8 - - - 48 10. 2238 Ryan O’Neil (2011) 1972 Tony Giglio 7 - - - 42 1973 Tony Giglio 14 - - - 84 1974 Dan Kuhn 0 9/9 - 8/12 33 1975 Greg DeSanty 6 - - - 36 1976 John Orrico 11 - - - 66 PUNTING RECORDS SCORING RECORDS 1977 Dave Heverling 0 20/22 - 14/19 62 1978 Dave Heverling 0 17/18 - 6/15 35 1979 Ed Rogusky 4 - - - 24 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 1980 Bob Bartnett 0 7/8 - 6/8 25 1981 Craig Williams 13 - - - 78 Most Punts: Most Points: 1982 Nick Kowgios 16 - - - 96 Game: 22 Sam Moyer vs. Lehigh (1938) Game: 30 Joe McCourt vs. Holy Cross 1983 Joe Genduso 0 31/35 - 6/15 49 1984 Nick Kowgios 7 - - - 42 Season: 78 Bob Zimmers (1968) (2004) 1985 Mike Renzi 0 22/27 - 9/14 49 Career: 253 Adam Holt (1998-2001) 30 Fred Robbins vs. Lehigh (1944) 1986 Bruce McIntyre 11 - - - 66 30 George “Mike” Wilson vs. 1987 Jim Hodson 0 26/28 - 6/16 44 1988 Phillip Ng 13 - - - 80 Highest Average Yards/Punt: Susquehanna (1926) 1989 Tom Costello 17 - - - 102 Game (min. 5 punts): 54.0 (5 punts, 270 yds.) Season: 120 George “Mike” Wilson (1926) 1990 Jim Hodson 0 25/26 - 12/17 61 Walt Zirinsky vs. Muhlenberg (1941) Career: 326 Joe McCourt (2001-04) 1991 Jason McLaughlin 0 29/33 - 12/21 65 Season (min. 20 punts): 42.6 (43 punts, 1831 yds.) 1992 Jason McLaughlin 0 46/47 - 10/19 76 1993 Jason McLaughlin 0 31/32 - 9/18 58 Charles Loiacano (1946) Most Touchdowns: 1994 Erik Marsh 12 - - - 72 Career (min. 70 punts): 39.4 (117 punts, 4604 yds.) Game: 5 Joe McCourt vs. Holy Cross 1995 Leonard Moore 7 - - - 42 Ethan Swerdlow (2011-12) (2004) 1996 Brian Menecola 0 18/22 - 12/18 54 Quincy Miller 9 - - - 54 5 Fred Robbins vs. Lehigh (1944) 1997 Todd Stahlnecker 10 - - - 60 Longest Punt: 5 George “Mike” Wilson vs. 1998 Leonard Moore 10 - 1 - 62 93 yds. Tom Kearns vs. Franklin & Marshall (1937) Susquehanna (1926) 1999 Brian Tuma 10 - - - 60 Season: 20 George “Mike” Wilson (1926) 2000 Andrew May 7 - - - 42 2001 Martin Brecht 0 21/24 - 11/17 54 Career: 54 Joe McCourt (2001-04) 2002 Joe McCourt 14 - - - 84 TOP 10 PERFORMANCES 2003 Joe McCourt 17 - 1 - 104 Most Points (Kicking): 2004 Joe McCourt 17 - - - 102 Highest Average Yards/Punt: 2005 Jonathan Hurt 16 - - - 96 Game: 16 Jim Hodson vs. Fordham (1989) Single Season (min. 20 punts): 2006 Jonathan Hurt 17 - - - 102 Season: 79 Martin Brecht (2002) 2007 Davis Rodriguez 0 31-33 6/10 55 1. 42.6 (43 punts, 1831 yards) Charles Loiacano (1946) Career: 255 Jason McLaughlin (1991-94) 2008 Davis Rodriguez 0 32-33 13/15 71 2. 41.4 (52 punts, 2154 yards) David Yankovich (2007) 2009 Mark Layton 11 - 1 - 68 3. 40.1 (69 punts, 2766 yards) Dave Brown (1965) 2010 Davis Rodriguez 0 22-23 14-20 64 4. 39.6 (56 punts, 2218 yards) Ethan Swerdlow (2011) 2011 Mark Ross 9 - - 56 TOP 10 PERFORMANCES 2012 Mark Ross 10 - - 60 5. 39.1 (63 punts, 2386 yards) Ethan Swerdlow (2012) 6. 39.0 (53 punts, 2067 yards) Joe Genduso (1985) Most Points: 7. 38.0 (31 punts, 1178 yards) Bob Zimmers (1967) Single Season: 8. 37.8 (36 punts, 1360 yards) Eric Krupa (1991) 1. 120 George “Mike” Wilson (1926) 9. 37.7 (57 punts, 2149 yards) Tom Kondash (2008) 2. 104 Joe McCourt (2003) 10. 37.7 (32 punts, 1206 yards) Rick Ziska (2006) 3. 102 Jonathan Hurt (2006) 102 Joe McCourt (2004) 102 Tom Costello (1989) 6. 96 Nick Kowgios (1982) 96 Jonathan Hurt (2005) 8. 84 Joe McCourt (2002) 84 Tony Giglio (1973) 10. 80 Phillip Ng (1988)

2013 106 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Interception/Tackle Records

YEAR-BY-YEAR INTERCEPTION TACKLE RECORDS INTERCEPTION LEADERS RECORDS (SINCE 1975): INDIVIDUAL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Year Player Int. Yards Most Tackles: 1975 Greg Shugars 3 3 Most Interceptions: Game: 26 (16 solo, 10 assisted) 1976 Greg Shugars 4 14 Game: Daryl Boich vs. Army (1989) 1977 Jim Medes 3 9 3 Horace Davis vs. Bucknell (1987) Season: 165 (95 solo, 70 assisted) 1978 Jim Medes 7 68 George Wilson (1980) 1979 Dave Shea 6 92 3 Mike Joseph vs. Bucknell (1986) 1980 Joe Skladany 5 37 3 Frank Gaziano vs. East Stroudsburg Career: 532 (344 solo, 188 assisted) 1981 Bob Mahr 10 48 (1984) Joe Skladany (1978-81) 1982 Bob Mahr 5 34 1983 Dave Rankins 6 53 3 Dave Shea vs. Kings Point (1979) 1984 Dave Rankins 6 88 3 Ed DiSalvo vs. Columbia (1969) Most Sacks: 1985 Dave Rankins 4 29 3 Larry Flohr vs. Kings Point (1968) Game: 5 Brian Guttman vs. Lehigh (1982) 1986 Mike Joseph 7 40 3 Don Hughes vs. Lehigh (1967) Season: 11 Gavin Morrissey (1995) 1987 Horace Davis 5 89 11 Keith Grant (1989) 1988 Dwayne Norris 4 29 Season: 10 Bob Mahr (1981) 1989 Walt Johnson 2 5 Career: 19 Mike Joseph (1984-87) 11 Mike King (1985) Rodney Shannon 2 12 Career: 25 Harrison Bailey (1991-94) 1990 Tim Moncman 3 9 1991 Rob Kulbacki 5 16 Longest Interception Return: 1992 Chris Hummel 1 55 100 yds. Jeff Werrell & Adriel Linyear TOP 10 PERFORMANCES Shawn Carter 1 33 vs. Columbia (2001) Matt Cope 1 25 (SINCE 1975): Jojo Herndon 1 15 Pete Ohnegian 1 12 100 yds. Darius Safford Netfa Slaughter 1 9 vs. Colgate (2011) Most Total Tackles: Ed Albert 1 4 Single Season: Craig Davis 1 1 1. 165 George Wilson (1980) John Troxell 1 0 Tramont Evans 1 0 TOP 10 PERFORMANCES 2. 154 Joe Skladany (1980) 1993 Matt Cope 6 130 (SINCE 1975) 3. 153 Ryan Hiles (1998) 1994 B.J. Gallis 3 28 4. 145 Dan Bengele (1997) Kevin Conaboy 3 39 1995 B.J. Gallis 5 42 Most Passes Intercepted: 5. 142 Joe Skladany (1979) 1996 B.J. Gallis 3 34 Single Season: 6. 141 Kevin McManus (1992) 1997 Angel Colon 6 46 1. 10 Bob Mahr (1981) 7. 139 Darly Boich (1989) 1998 Elijah Beamon 3 29 8. 135 George Wilson (1981) 1999 Elijah Beamon 6 43 2. 7 Mike Joseph (1986) 2000 Bryant Ibekwe 2 5 7 Jim Medes (1978) 9. 133 Maurice Bennett (2005) Elijah Beamon 2 36 4. 6 Elijah Beamon (1999) 133 Dick Galbally (1975) 2001 Adriel Linyear 2 65 Matt Van Doren 2 148 6 Angel Colon (1997) Darnell Azeez 2 2 6 Matt Cope (1993) Most Sacks: 2002 Bill Stocker 3 1 6 Joe Yanek (1986) Single Season: 2003 Matt Van Doren 2 33 6 Dave Rankins (1984) 1. 11 Gavin Morrissey (1995) 2004 Torian Johnson 2 66 11 Keith Grant (1989) Andrew Brown 2 11 6 Dave Rankins (1983) 2005 Torian Johnson 3 86 6 Dave Shea (1979) 11 Mike King (1985) 2006 Torian Johnson 3 27 4. 9 Shawn Reilly (2000) 2007 Nigel Bryant 3 18 9 Harrison Bailey (1993) Marvin Clecidor 3 40 Most Yards Gained: 2008 Neil Goldsmith 3 51 Single Season: 9 Harrison Bailey (1994) 2009 Eric McGovern 3 0 1. 148 Matt Van Doren (2001) 9 Pete Ohnegian (1991) 2010 Kyle Simmons 2 37 2. 135 Darius Safford (2011) 9 Mike King (1983) 2011 Darius Safford 4 135 9. 8 John Green (1998) 2012 Shane Black 4 42 3. 130 Matt Cope (1993) Jared Roberts 4 44 4. 126 Brian Tuma (1997) 8 Dan Bengele (1997) 5. 111 Horace Davis (1986) 8 Matt Sala (1988) 6. 101 Joe Yanek (1986) 8 Tom Padilla (1977) 7. 99 Dave MacPhee (1987) 8. 92 Dave Shea (1979) 9. 89 Horace Davis (1987) 10. 88 Mike Joseph (1987) 88 Dave Rankins (1984)

2013 107 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR TACKLE YEAR-BY-YEAR SACK LEADERS (SINCE 1975): LEADERS (SINCE 1975):

Year Player Sacks Year Player UT AT Total 1975 Tom Padilla 7 1975 Dick Galbally - - 133 1976 Tom Padilla 6 1976 Mike McAfee - - 96 1977 Tom Padilla 8 1977 Mike McAfee 50 62 112 1978 Mike Weber 7 1978 Brent Beyer 76 49 125 1979 Jon Best 6 1979 Joe Skladany 88 54 142 1980 Tony Green 4 1980 George Wilson 95 70 165 1981 Tony Green 7 1981 George Wilson 98 37 135 1982 Brian Guttman 7 1982 Tony Green 61 25 86 1983 Mike King 9 1983 John Anderson 54 68 122 1984 Charles Brantley 6 1984 Frank Gaziano 67 41 108 1985 Mike King 11 1985 Frank Gaziano 51 54 105 1986 Matt Higgins 4 1986 Mike Shumaker 54 44 98 1987 Horace Davis 3 1987 Mike Shumaker 67 41 108 Mike Shumaker 3 1988 Joel Cummiskey 42 64 106 Keith Grant 3 1989 Daryl Boich 59 80 139 1988 Matt Sala 8 1990 Kevin McManus 50 69 119 1989 Keith Grant 11 1991 Kevin McManus 68 59 127 1990 Dave Gash 4 1992 Kevin McManus 83 58 141 1991 Pete Ohnegian 9 1993 Netfa Slaughter 79 46 125 1992 Harrison Bailey 7 1994 Rawle Howard 88 58 146 1993 Harrison Bailey 9 1995 Rawle Howard 78 58 136 1994 Harrison Bailey 9 1996 B.J. Gallis 75 40 115 1995 Gavin Morrissey 11 1997 Dan Bengele 89 56 145 David Nelson ’06 1996 Andy Zabinski 5 1998 Ryan Hiles 97 56 153 1997 Dan Bengele 8 1999 Ryan Hiles 45 43 88 1998 John Green 8 2000 Bryant Ibekwe 52 36 88 1999 John Fisher 5 David Nelson ’06 2001 Matt Bourdon 47 48 95 Chad Williamson 5 2002 Chris Partridge 48 58 106 2000 Shawn Reilly 9 Award of Valor 2003 Maurice Bennett 52 56 108 2001 Matt Bourdon 4 2004 Maurice Bennett 52 67 119 2002 Pat Brown 5 2005 Maurice Bennett 48 90 133 Chris Partridge 5 Established on February 25, 2006 Andy Romans 57 52 109 2003 Maurice Bennett 4 2007 Andy Romans 52 61 113 Wes Erbe 4 2006, the David Nelson ’06 2008 Andy Romans 39 57 96 2004 Marvin Snipes 6 Award of Valor is presented 2009 Mike Schmidlein 39 61 100 2005 Maurice Bennett 7 2010 Mike Schmidlein 52 56 108 2006 Keith Bloom 5 to the member of the football 2011 Leroy Butler 35 56 91 2007 Andrew Poulson 3.5 2012 Mike Boles 34 54 88 2008 Jason Mills 5.5 team who displays an 2009 Ian Dell 7.5 exceptional amount of heart 2010 Leroy Butler 3 Mike Grimaldi 3 and courage. A co-captain 2011 Rick Lyster 3 of the 2005 Patriot League 2012 Shane Dorner 5.5 championship team, Nelson overcame a near-fatal stabbing in Boston before his senior season to start all 12 games at fullback. He ﬁnished fourth on the team with 19 receptions for 212 yards and caught touchdown passes against Harvard and Holy Cross. Nelson was honored with the 2006 ECAC Award of Valor, along with high school teammate Brian Benvie of Stonehill College. 2005 David Nelson 2006 Archie Fisher ’06 2007 D.J. Brown ’08 Adrian Lawson ’08 Joe Skladany ’82 Harrison Bailey ’95 2008 D.J. Brown ’08 2009 Pete Bross ’13 2010 Nick Nardone ’11 2011 Nate Dixon ’12 2012 Zach Zweizig ’15

2013 108 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Kicking/Kick and Punt Return Records KICKING RECORDS PUNT RETURNS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TOP 10 PERFORMANCES

Most Field Goals: (SINCE 1975) Game: 4 Jim Hodson vs. Kutztown (1990), Most Yards Gained: vs. Fordham (1989) Single Season: Season: 16 Martin Brecht (2002) 1. 438 Brandon Stanford (2005) Career: 41 Jason McLaughlin (1991-94) 2. 418 John Orrico (1976) Longest Field Goals: 3. 336 Angel Colon (1999) 4. 320 Barrett Hammons (1998) 53 yds. George McCaa vs. Brown (1909; placement) 5. 271 Ryan Priest (1982) 51 yds. Rick Ziska at Holy Cross (2005) 6. 266 Shaun Adair (2007) 50 yds. Davis Rodriguez (2010) 7. 244 John Orrico (1975) 49 yds. Joe Genduso at Bucknell (1983) 8. 240 Ryan Priest (1983) 48 yds. Rick Ziska at Georgetown (2004) 9. 213 Shaun Adair (2006) 48 yds. Frank Grube vs. Washington & Jefferson 10. 203 Derik Mesquita (1997) (1926; dropkick) 48 yds. Austin O’Brien at Penn (2011) Highest Average Per Return: Brandon Stanford ’06 Most PAT Made (Kicking): Single Season: 1. 22.5 Ryan Priest (1982) Game: 9 (10 att.) Frank Newberry vs. 2. 18.9 Greg DeSanty (1975) Lebanon Valley (1905) 3. 14.6 Brandon Stanford (2005) Season: 51 (51 att.) Jim Hodson (1988) 4. 14.0 Shaun Adair (2007) Career: 134 (140 att.) Jim Hodson (1987-90) 5. 13.4 Jarrett Shine (1992) 6. 13.3 Shaun Adair (2006) TOP 10 PERFORMANCES 7. 12.7 Jamel Smith (2012) 8. 11.9 Derik Mesquita (1997) Most Field Goals Made: 9. 11.2 Angel Colon (1999) Single Season: 11.2 Carmine DeSantis (1981) 1. 16 Martin Brecht (2002) 2. 14 Dave Heverling (1977) 14 Davis Rodriguez (2010) KICKOFF RETURNS 4. 13 Jim Hodson (1989) 13 Davis Rodriguez (2008) 6. 12 Jason McLaughlin (1992) TOP 10 PERFORMANCES 12 Jim Hodson (1990) (SINCE 1975) 8. 11 Martin Brecht (2001) 11 Rick Ziska (2005) Most Yards Gained: 10. 10 Jason McLaughlin (1992) Single Season: 1. 715 Ross Scheuerman (2011) Most PATs Made (since 1963): 2. 625 Larry Johnson (2004) Single Season: 3. 600 Maurice Caldwell (1988) 1. 51 Jim Hodson (1988) 4. 597 Kurt Bowman (1986) 2. 46 Jason McLaughlin (1992) 5. 578 Larry Johnson (2003) Larry Johnson ’06 3. 39 Mark Petty (1982) 6. 558 Larry Johnson (2005) 4. 37 Davis Rodriguez (2009) 7. 500 Scott Kershaw (1990) 37 Rick Ziska (2004) 8. 499 Nino DiMatteo (1997) 37 Mike Renzi (1986) 9. 472 Greg Stripe (2010) 7. 32 Jim Hodson (1989) 10. 469 John Kahn (1990) 32 Davis Rodriguez (2008) 9. 31 Davis Rodriguez (2007) Highest Average Per Return: 31 Martin Brecht (2002) Single Season (min. 15 returns): 31 Jason McLaughlin (1993) 1. 27.5 Larry Johnson (2003) 31 Joe Genduso (1983) 2. 26.6 Larry Johnson (2005) 3. 25.0 Scott Kershaw (1990) RETURN RECORDS 4. 24.6 John Orrico (1976) 5. 23.1 Larry Johnson (2004) INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 23.1 Ross Scheuerman (2011) 7. 22.2 Maurice Caldwell (1989) Longest Kickoff Return: 8. 22.1 Rodney Shannon (1989) 9. 21.7 Nino DiMatteo (1997) 97 yds. Andrew May vs. Holy Cross (2000; TD) 10. 21.5 Jarrett Shine (1992) Longest Punt Return: 92 yds. Ryan Priest vs. Lehigh (1982; TD)

Martin Brecht ’03

2013 109 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette’s All-Patriot League Players — 1986-2012

Andy Romans ’09 Chris Royle ’03 Jason McLaughlin ’95

Patriot League All-Anniversary Team (09-10), DL Kyle Sprenkle (06-07), WR Phil First Team: OG Greg Lippert, OT Jesse —1986-2000: DB Matt Cope ’96, DB B.J. Yarberough (99-00) Padilla, LB Andy Romans, FB Joe Russo, DT Gallis ’97, TB Erik Marsh ’95, PK Jason Kyle Sprenkle, FS Marcel Quarterman McLaughlin ’95 2012 (ROY: WR Jamel Smith) Second Team: WR Shaun Adair, WR Michael First Team: DL Rick Lyster, WR Mark Ross Conte, DL Keith Bloom, LB Mark Leggiero, Four-time All-Patriot League honorees Second Team: OL Luke Chiarolanzio, SS DB Marvin Clecidor (1): PK Jason McLaughlin (91-94) Jared Roberts, CB Darius Safford, CB Kyni Scott, TB Ross Scheuerman 2006* (OPOY: TB Jonathan Hurt) Three-time All-Patriot League honorees First Team: TB Jonathan Hurt, FS Torian (14): WR/RS Shaun Adair (07-08), DB Elijah 2011 (ROY: TB Ross Scheuerman) Johnson, WR Joe Ort, LB Andy Romans, OL Beamon (98-00), LB Dan Bengele (95-97), First Team: OG Scott Biel, LB Leroy Butler, Mike Saint Germain, DE Marvin Snipes, DB Angel Colon (97-99), DB Matt Cope CB Brandon Ellis, P Ethan Swerdlow DL Kyle Sprenkle (93-95), CB Brandon Ellis (2009-11), DL Second Team: TE Kevin Doty, LB Ben Eaton, Second Team: TE Kevin Ganascioli, DB John Green (96-98), PK Jim Hodson (88-90), DL Rick Lyster, WR Mark Ross, TB & RS Adrian Lawson, OL Greg Lippert, DL Dan LB Mark Leggiero (07-09), TB Erik Marsh Ross Scheuerman Liseno, QB Brad Maurer, OL Jesse Padilla, K (92-94), OL Kevin Moss (01-03), LB Andy Rick Ziska Romans (06-08), OL Chris Royle (00-02), 2010 OL Damian Wroblewski (96-98) First Team: DB Brandon Ellis, WR Mark 2005* Layton, PK, Davis Rodriguez First Team: WR Brandon Stanford, OL Drew Two-time All-Patriot League honorees Second Team: OG Scott Biel, OT Anthony Buettner, OL Mike Saint Germain, DL Marvin (31): DL Harrison Bailey (93-94), LB Buffolino, FB Pat Creahan, TE Kevin Doty, Snipes, LB Maurice Bennett Maurice Bennett (04-05), OL Scott Biel DT Doug Gerowski, LB Mike Schmidlein, C Second Team: QB Brad Maurer, TE Chad (2010-11), OL Drew Buettner (04-05), TE Mike Wojcik Walker, LB Blake Costanzo, LB Dion Mike Conte (07-08), LB Blake Costanzo Witherspoon, DB Torian Johnson, DB Tye (04-05), TB Tom Costello (88-89), OL Jeff 2009 Murphy Denning (94-95), TE Kevin Doty (2010-11), First Team: OT Ryan Hart-Predmore, WR DB B.J. Gallis (95-96), OT Ryan Hart- Mark Layton, LB Mark Leggiero, TB Maurice 2004* (OPOY: TB Joe McCourt, Coach: Predmore (2008-09), LB Rawle Howard White, DT Ian Dell Frank Tavani) (94-95), TE Glenn Hunzinger (94-95), FS Second Team: WR Mitchell Bennett, FB Jeff First Team: TB Joe McCourt, OL Stephen Torian Johnson (05-06), OL Matt Kujovsky Cumming, QB Rob Curley, DB Brandon Ellis, Bono, OL Joe Ungrady, LB Maurice Bennett (93-94), WR Mark Layton (09-10) OL Greg P Tom Kondash, DT Andrew Poulson, LB Second Team: OL Drew Buettner, LB Blake Lippert (2006-07), DL Rick Lyster (11-12,) Mike Schmidlein, C Mike Wojcik Costanzo, P Mike Davis QB Brad Maurer (05-06), TB Joe McCourt (03-04), WR Quincy Miller (95-96), DL 2008 (DPOY: LB Andy Romans) 2003 Gavin Morrissey (94-95), OL Jesse Padilla First Team: LB Mark Leggiero, DE Jason First Team: OL Kevin Moss (06-07), DB Mark Reardon (92-93), PK Mills, LB Andy Romans, FB Joe Russo Second Team: TB Joe McCourt David Rodriguez (08, 10), WR Mark Ross Second Team: WR Shaun Adair, WR Michael (11-12), TE Craig Roubinek (92-93), FB Conte, OT Ryan Hart-Predmore, OT Leo Joe Russo (07-08), OL Mike Saint Germain Plenski, K Davis Rodriguez (05-06), TB Ross Scheuerman (11-12), DE Marvin Snipes (05-06), LB Mike Schmidlein 2007 (DPOY: LB Andy Romans) 2013 110 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Erik Marsh ’95 B.J. Gallis ’97 Matt Cope ’96

2002 1995 (ROY: TB Leonard Moore) 1990 (ROY: TB Art Dennis) First Team: OL Chris Royle, OL Kevin Moss First Team: TE Glenn Hunzinger, DL Gavin First Team: none selected Second Team: QB Marko Glavic, WR John Morrissey, LB Rawle Howard, DB Tadji Second Team: PK Jim Hodson, DL Art Bittel, Weyrauch Chattman, DB Matt Cope LB Dave Weaver, DB Rodney Shannon Second Team: TB Leonard Moore, WR 2001 (ROY: TB Joe McCourt) Quincy Miller, OL Jeff Denning, LB Dan 1989 (OPOY: TB Tom Costello) First Team: OL Chris Royle Bengele, DB B.J. Gallis First Team: TB Tom Costello, OL Dave Second Team: TE Stewart Kupfer, OL Kevin (Co-POY: TB Erik Marsh) Williams, OL Gee Lofstead, PK Jim Hodson, Moss LB Daryl Boich, DB Dwayne Norris 1994* (Co-ROY: QB Shawn McHale, Coach: Second Team: TE Matt Winters, P Daryl 2000 (OPOY: WR Phil Yarberough, ROY: QB Bill Russo) Boich Marko Glavic) First Team: TB Erik Marsh, WR Tramont First Team: WR Phil Yarberough, Evans, OL Matt Kujovsky, DL Harrison 1988* (POY: QB Frank Baur, OPOY: QB FB Ryan Mayo Bailey, DL Derek Mast, DL Gavin Morrissey, Frank Baur, ROY: TB Tom Costello, Coach: Second Team: OL Chris Royle, LB Rawle Howard, DB Matt Cope Bill Russo) DB Elijah Beamon Second Team: QB Shawn McHale, WR Jarrett First Team: QB Frank Baur, TB Tom Shine, TE Glenn Hunzinger, OL Jeff Denning, Costello, WR Phillip Ng, OL Andy Nygren, PK 1999 OL Jeremy Sweeney, PK Jason McLaughlin Jim Hodson First Team: LB John Fistner Second Team: WR Phil Yarberough, 1993 (OPOY: TB Erik Marsh) 1987* DB Elijah Beamon, DB Angel Colon First Team: TB Erik Marsh, TE Craig First Team: LB Horace Davis, DB Mike Roubinek, OL Matt Kujovsky, OL Dave Pyne, Joseph 1998 (ROY: DB Kenya Allen) DL Harrison Bailey, DL Ed Sasso, LB Nefta First Team: TB Leonard Moore, DL John Slaughter, DB Matt Cope 1986* Green Second Team: PK Jason McLaughlin, LB First Team: TB Bruce McIntyre, OL Chris Second Team: OL Damian Wroblewski, LB Doug Hines, DB Mark Reardon Thatcher, P Joe Genduso Ryan Hiles, DB Elijah Beamon, DB Angel Colon 1992* (OPOY: TB Erik Marsh, (note: second team all-league selection began in Coach: Bill Russo) 1989) 1997 (DPOY: LB Dan Bengele) First Team: QB Tom Kirchhoff, TB Erik *denotes Patriot League champions First Team: OL Damian Wroblewski, Marsh, TE Craig Roubinek, OL Chris DL John Green, LB Dan Bengele Bellucci, OL Ed Hudak, OL Pete Ravalico, PK OPOY= Offensive Player of the Year Second Team: DB Angel Colon Jason McLaughlin, DB Mark Reardon DPOY= Defensive Player of the Year Second Team: WR Jamal Jordan, DL Pete ROY= Rookie of the Year 1996 (DPOY: DB B.J. Gallis) Ohnegian, LB Kevin McManus Coach= Coach of the Year First Team: WR Quincy Miller, PK Brian POY+ Player of the Year (Discontinued in 2001) Menecola, DL Craig Hansen, LB Dan Bengele, 1991 (ROY: TB Erik Marsh) DB B.J. Gallis First Team: PK Jason McLaughlin Second Team: OL Jim Goff, OL Damian Second Team: OL Dave Levine, DB Rob Wroblewski, DL John Green Kulbacki, P Eric Krupa

2013 111 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Maroon Club Hall of Fame Name Accomplishments Inducted William H. Anderson ’19 Standout basketball player and coach 1976-77 Walter E. Bachman 1902 All-American football player 1977-78 David B. Baird ’59 Standout track athlete 2002-03 Ed Baker ’70 Standout football player 1996-97 George “Rose” Barclay 1898 Standout football player 1984-85 Jon Barnes ’68 Standout cross country and track athlete 1997-98 Frank Baur ’90 Standout football player 1999-00 /L]%DJOH\6WDQNDYDJH· $OO$PHULFDQODFURVVHDQGVWDQGRXWÀHOGKRFNH\SOD\HU Harold Bellis ’40 Standout football and baseball player 1986-87 Charles F. Berry ’25 All-American football player 1976-77 Steve Biale ’82 Standout football player 2007-08 Joe Bozik ’58 Standout football, wrestling, and baseball player 1993-94 Fred Braun ’55 Standout wrestler 1994-95 David W. Brown ’66 Standout football and basketball player 1991-92 Harold Anson Bruce Track coach for 15 years 1986-87 Al Caesar ’58 Standout football and baseball player 1999-00 Stacy Cagenello ’87 Standout basketball and softball player 1993-94 Peter J. Carril ’52 All-American basketball player 1980-81 Heidi Caruso ’94 Standout basketball player and soccer player 2001-02 Noreen Chamberlain Wagner 1WLPH(DVW&RDVW&RQIHUHQFHFKDPSLRQLQWUDFNDQGÀHOG$OO(DVWKRQRUHH 2009-10 Stefan Ciosici ’00 Standout men’s basketball player 2011-12 Tom Costello '92 Standout football player; All-America honorable mention 2008-09 William P. “Bill” Coughlin Baseball coach for 23 years with 269 wins 1976-77 Robert Crawford ’22 Cross country Olympian in 1922 1983-84 $OLVRQ&XWKEHUW%URQLFR· 6WDQGRXWZRPHQ·VODFURVVHDQGÀHOGKRFNH\SOD\HU $QGUHD'DJRVWLQR%UHQQDQ· $OO$PHULFDQLQODFURVVHDQGÀHOGKRFNH\ George E. Davidson ’51 Standout basketball player and coach 1977-78 Dr. Tom Davis Men’s basketball coach for six seasons 1999-00 George “Rose” Barclay, 1898 Preston Denby ’65 Standout basketball and baseball player 1994-95 Evan Deoul ’84 Standout men’s lacrosse player 1996-97 Frank Downing ’51 Standout football player 1997-98 Tony Duckett ’85 Standout basketball player 2001-02 Mark Dutkewych ’96 2-Time Patriot League Defender of the Year in soccer 2007-08 James L. Dyson ’33 All-American lacrosse player 1982-83 Brian Ehlers ’00 Standout men's basketball player 2010-11 Jon Ellis ’54 Standout track athlete 1998-99 Otis Ellis ’89 Standout basketball player 1995-96 Doug Elgin ’73 Standout football player; Missouri Valley Conference commissioner 2011-12 John Ernst ’25 Multi-sport standout 2010-11 Bob Falconiero ’80 Standout basketball player 2004-05 Edwin J. Fager, Jr. 1913 Standout baseball pitcher 1982-83 James T. Farrell ’41 Standout in football, basketball, and baseball 1989-90 Ann Gold Field hockey/women’s lacrosse coach 2012-13 6X]L)DUUHOO*UHHQH· $OO$PHULFDQÀHOGKRFNH\SOD\HU James Finnen Public Address announcer 1998-99 Pat Fisher Women’s basketball coach who won 295 games 2006-07 Mike Gazzella ’23 Standout football and baseball player 1977-78 Charles M. Gelbert Baseball coach for 21 years with 297 wins 1976-77 Tim Gerhart All-American football player 2002-03 Tony Giglio ’74 2-time All-American football player 1981-82 Sharon L. Gish 1st women’s Athletic Administrator and coach 1990-91 Tony Green ’83 2-time All-American football player 1992-93 Frank Grube ’27 Standout football, basketball, and baseball player 2002-03 Harold Hageman ’39 Standout football and baseball player 1998-99 Dick Hammer Lafayette radio broadcaster for 35+ years 2006-07 Frank W. Hiller ’43 Standout baseball player 1981-82 Bob Howard ’61 Standout baseball and football player 2009-10 David Hubinger ’53 Standout tennis player 2004-05 Ed Hudak ’93 All-American football player 2005-06 Allison Jones ’98 All-American lacrosse player 2010-11 Ed Baker ’70 Bob Kessler ’60 Standout baseball and soccer player 2011-12 Fred Morgan Kirby ’42 Standout in football, swimming and wrestling 2007-08 Tom Kirchhoff ’93 Standout football player 2012-13 Frank Kirkleski ’27 Standout football player 2001-02 W. Gehret Kleinspehn ’18 All-American track athlete 1977-78 Walt Kocubinski Standout basketball player 1987-88 Olav Kollevoll Athletic Director for 25 years 1992-93 William Kovalczyk ’78 Standout indoor and outdoor track athlete 1989-90 J. Alfred LeConey ’23 All-American and Olympic track athlete 1976-77 Peter Lerner ’88 All-American soccer player 2003-04 Sharon Lukenda-Parker ’86 Standout cross country and track athlete 1995-96 Harold “Chip” Lundy ’62 Standout basketball and track athlete 1985-86 3DPHOD60DF&ROO· 6WDQGRXWÀHOGKRFNH\DQGODFURVVHSOD\HU Joe Maddon ’76 Standout baseball player; World Series manager 2009-10 Robert Mantz ’58 Standout basketball player 1984-85 Walt Manuel ’66 Standout basketball and baseball player 1992-93 Bob Mahr ’83 Football standout 2010-11 Erik Marsh ’95 All-American football player 2001-02 George McCaa 1910 2-time All-American football player 1985-86 +RSH0F&RUNOH· 6WDQGRXWWUDFNDQGÀHOGYROOH\EDOOSOD\HU G. Herbert McCracken Football coach for 12 years with 59 victories 1976-77 George L. McGaughey Intramurals Director, assistant football coach, 32 years 1982-83 Maureen McKenna ’83 Standout basketball and softball player 1992-93 William McKnight ’43 Standout in football, basketball, and baseball 1993-94 Maureen McManus ’87 Standout women’s basketball player 1996-97 Mike Miller ’70 Standout football and basketball player 1994-95 Thomas Morgan ’58 All-American baseball player 1987-88 Joseph “Jay” Mottola ’72 Standout basketball and golf athlete 1983-84 Beth Mowins ’89 Standout basketball player 2005-06 George “Sammy” Moyer ’41 Standout football player 1985-86 George Wilson ’29

2013 112 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Name Accomplishments Inducted

-DQHW0XUUD\· 6WDQGRXWÀHOGKRFNH\EDVNHWEDOODQGVRIWEDOOSOD\HU Stuart A. Murray ’57 Standout basketball player 1989-90 Edward E. “Hook” Mylin Football coach with two undefeated seasons 1977-78 Phillip E. Ness, Jr. ’78 Standout basketball player 1990-91 Mark Neumann ’85 Standout soccer player 1993-94 Phillip Ng ’88 Standout football player; All-America honorable mention 2006-07 Donald J. Nikles ’60 2-time All-M.A.C. football player 1977-78 Frank Novak ’84 Standout football player 1995-96 Dr. Wilbur Oaks ’51 Soccer player and athletic benefactor 2009-10 Jayne O'Brien Lloyd '87 Eight-time All-East honoree in track 2008-09 Robert T. Paul ’23 All-American soccer player 1977-78 Ernie Peters ’56 Standout basketball and baseball player 1988-89 David Pletcher ’78 Standout wrestling athlete 1984-85 Ryan Priest ’87 Standout football player 1998-99 John M. Quigg ’40 Standout football player 1990-91 James V. Radcliff ’57 2-time All-American basketball player 1978-79 David Leroy Reeves 1896 Athletic Administrator for 25 years 1977-78 Charles Rinehart 1898 All-American football player 1976-77 Frederick M. “Peck” Robbins ’49 All-American baseball player 1978-79 Jen Rothrock ’97 Standout softball player 2011-12 Bill Russo Football coach for 19 years; 1988 national coach of the year 2007-08 Don Sayenga ’56 2-time Middle Atlantic Conference wrestling champion 1976-77 Horace “Tod” Saylor ’45 Standout football, basketball, wrestling, and baseball player 1995-96 Frank J. “Dutch” Schwab ’23 2-time All-American football player 1976-77 Joseph A. Skladany ’82 2-time All-American football player 1990-91 -HQ6PLWK· 6WDQGRXWÀHOGKRFNH\DQGODFURVVHSOD\HU Frank Stanczak ’49 Standout football, basketball and baseball player 2003-04 Herb McKracken John “Jock” Sutherland Football coach with one national championship 1987-88 George L. Tiger ’81 Standout soccer player 1991-92 F. Tracy Tripucka ’72 3-time All-American basketball player 1978-79 Todd Tripucka ’76 Standout basketball player 1988-89 Bill “Butch” van Breda Kolff Basketball coach for 8 years with 132 wins 2001-02 James Van Der Beek ’72 Three-time MAC First-Team selection in baseball 2006-07 Mike Whitman ’82 Standout basketball player 2010-11 George B. “Mike” Wilson ’29 2-time All-American football player 1978-79 Arthur R. Winters Athletic Administrator for 22 years 1980-81 7UDFH\:ULJKW· $OO$PHULFDQÀHOGKRFNH\DQGODFURVVHSOD\HU Barbara Young Women's tennis coach for 28 years with 389 wins 2008-09 Monica Yurconic ’92 Standout tennis player 2002-03 Martin Zippel ’49 All-American basketball player 1977-78 Walter Zirinsky ’42 Standout football player 1976-77

Team Accomplishments Inducted 1980 Women’s Lacrosse Team National Champions 2011-12 1896, 1921, 1926 Football Teams National Champions 2012-13

Bill Russo

Steve Biale ’82

2013 113 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL All-Time Coaching Records

Coach Seasons Years Won Lost Tied Pct. Student Coaches 9 1882-90 35 29 4 .544 W.S. Moyle 2 1891-92 7 16 1 .313 P.G. Haskell & H.H. Vincent 1 1893 3 6 0 .333 Hugh Janeway & H.H. Vincent 1 1894 5 6 0 .455 Parke Davis 3 1895-97 28 12 2 .700 S.B. Newton 5 1898-1901, 1911 34 8 0 .810 David Fultz 1 1902 8 3 0 .727 Dr. Alfred Bull 5 1903-07 37 10 3 .770 George Barclay 1 1908 6 2 2 .700 Bob Folwell 3 1909-11 19 2 1 .886 George McCaa 2 1912-13 8 10 2 .450 Wilmer Crowell 3 1914-16 15 12 3 .550 Robert “Punk” Berryman 1 1917 3 5 0 .375 Lt. L.A. Cobbett 1 1918 3 4 0 .429 Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland 5 1919-23 33 8 2 .791 G. Herbert McCracken 12 1924-35 59 40 6 .590 Ernie Nevers 1 1936 1 8 0 .111 Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 7 1937-42, 1946 36 24 1 .598 Ben Wolfson 3 1943-45 11 9 1 .548 Ivan Williamson 2 1947-48 13 5 0 .722 Maurice “Clipper” Smith 3 1949-51 4 21 0 .160 Steve Hokuf 6 1952-57 25 27 0 .481 James McConlogue 5 1958-62 20 23 2 .466 Kenneth Bunn 4 1963-66 7 28 2 .216 Harry Gamble 4 1967-70 21 19 0 .525 Neil Putnam 10 1971-80 44 55 3 .446 Bill Russo 19 1981-99 103 98 4 .512 Frank Tavani 13 2000-10 71 75 0 .486 Totals 130 1882-2012 659 565 39 .537

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS

Year W L T Year W L T Year W L T Year W L T Year W L T

1882 0 2 0 1909 7 0 1 1936 1 8 0 1963 1 8 0 1990 4 7 0 1883 2 4 0 1910 7 2 0 1937 8 0 0 1964 0 7 2 1991 6 5 0 1884 2 5 0 1911 8 2 0 1938 5 3 0 1965 3 7 0 1992+ 8 3 0 1885 3 2 1 1912 4 5 1 1939 4 5 0 1966 3 6 0 1993 5 4 2 1886 10 2 0 1913 4 5 1 1940 9 0 0 1967 4 5 0 1994+ 5 6 0 1887 7 2 0 1914 5 3 2 1941 5 4 0 1968 7 3 0 1995 4 6 1 1888 6 3 0 1915 8 3 0 1942 3 5 1 1969 4 6 0 1996 5 5 0 1889 3 4 2 1916 2 6 1 1943 4 1 0 1970 6 5 0 1997 3 8 0 1890 2 5 1 1917 3 5 0 1944 6 1 0 1971 5 5 0 1998 3 8 0 1891 2 9 1 1918 3 4 0 1945 1 7 1 1972 3 7 0 1999 4 7 0 1892 5 7 0 1919 6 2 0 1946 2 7 0 1973 6 3 1 2000 2 9 0 1893 3 6 0 1920 5 3 0 1947 6 3 0 1974 3 7 0 2001 2 8 0 1894 5 6 0 1921* 9 0 0 1948 7 2 0 1975 5 5 0 2002 7 5 0 1895 6 2 0 1922 7 2 0 1949 2 6 0 1976 5 5 0 2003 5 6 0 1896* 11 0 1 1923 6 1 2 1950 1 8 0 1977 5 6 0 2004+ 8 4 0 1897 9 2 1 1924 7 2 0 1951 1 7 0 1978 4 7 0 2005+ 8 4 0 1898 3 8 0 1925 7 1 1 1952 0 9 0 1979 5 3 2 2006+ 6 6 0 1899 12 1 0 1926* 9 0 0 1953 5 4 0 1980 3 7 0 2007 7 4 0 1900 9 2 0 1927 5 3 1 1954 4 5 0 1981 9 2 0 2008 7 4 0 1901 9 3 0 1928 6 1 2 1955 6 2 0 1982 7 3 0 2009 8 3 0 1902 8 3 0 1929 3 5 0 1956 6 3 0 1983 6 5 0 2010 2 9 0 1903 7 3 0 1930 5 3 1 1957 4 4 0 1984 5 5 0 2011 4 7 0 1904 8 2 0 1931 7 2 0 1958 5 3 1 1985 6 5 0 2012 5 6 0 1905 7 2 1 1932 3 5 0 1959 5 4 0 1986 6 5 0 Totals 659 565 39 1906 8 1 1 1933 3 5 1 1960 5 4 0 1987 4 7 0 * National Champions 1907 7 2 1 1934 2 6 0 1961 2 6 1 1988# 8 2 1 # Colonial League Champions 1908 6 2 2 1935 2 7 0 1962 3 6 0 1989 5 5 0 + Patriot League Champions

2013 114 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1882-1901

1882 (0-2) 11/23 at Pennsylvania 0-14 L 1896 (11-0-1) 1899 (12-1) Manager: W.R. Wilson 11/28 vs. Cornell * 0-24 L NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Coach: S.B. Newton 11/ at Rutgers 0-0 / 8-3 L * = at Syracuse, NY Coach: Parke Davis 9/30 Ursinus 34-0 W 11/25 Pennsylvania 0-0 / 1-3 L 9/26 Volunteer Ath. Club 44-0 W 10/4 Villanova 13-0 W 1RWH,QVFRUHVZHUHOLVWHGE\JRDOVÀUVW 1890 (2-5-1) 10/7 Princeton 0-0 T 10/7 at Swarthmore 16-6 W and touchdowns second. Safeties also counted; Manager: G. Harvey 10/15 vs. West Virginia * 18-0 W 10/11 at Princeton 0-12 L Lafayette had two against Pennsylvania. 10/1 Dickinson 54-0 W 10/16 vs. West Virginia @ 6-0 W 10/14 Rutgers 57-0 W 10/4 Bucknell 0-0 T 10/17 vs. West Virginia # 34-0 W 10/21 at Pennsylvania 6-0 W 1883 (2-4) 10/11 at Franklin & Marshall 10-18 L 10/24 at Pennsylvania 6-4 W 10/28 at Navy 5-0 W Manager: F. Drake 10/22 at Princeton 6-26 L 10/31 Dickinson 18-0 W 11/4 Lehigh 17-0 W 10/22 at Princeton 7-47 L 11/1 Lehigh 0-30 L 11/10 at Bloomsburg 17-0 W 11/7 at Newark A. A. 16-0 W 10/27 Pennsylvania 6-44 L 11/15 at Lehigh 6-60 L 11/11 at Wyoming Seminary 23-0 W 11/11 at Cornell 6-5 W 11/3 Stevens 4-14 L 11/21 at Virginia 14-20 L 11/14 Franklin & Marshall 38-0 W 11/18 Bucknell 12-0 W 11/10 Rutgers 25- 0 W 11/22 at Columbia A. A. 20-6 W 11/21 Wesleyan 18-0 W 11/25 at Lehigh 35-0 W 11/26 at Stevens 11-14 L 11/26 at Navy 18-6 W 11/30 Dickinson 36-0 W 11/31 at Bucknell 59- 0 W 1891 (2-9-1) * = at Fairmount, WV Coach: W.S. Moyle @ = at Parkersburg, WV 1900 (9-2) 1884 (2-5) 9/25 Bucknell 10-16 L # = at Wheeling, WV Coach: S.B. Newton Manager: F. Drake 10/2 Penn State 4-14 L 10/3 Ursinus 34-0 W 10/25 Lehigh 50- 0 W 10/14 at Haverford 38-0 W 10/6 Susquehanna 35-0 W 10/29 at Princeton 0-140 L 10/20 Princeton 0-24 L 1897 (9-2-1) 10/10 Manhattan 11-0 W 11/1 Pennsylvania 0- 11 L 10/24 at Cornell 0-30 L Coach: Parke Davis 10/13 Swarthmore 34-2 W 11/8 at Rutgers 0-26 L 10/28 at Pennsylvania 6-15 L 9/27 at Bloomsburg 14-0 W 10/20 Princeton 0-5 L 11/12 at Lehigh 34- 4 W 11/4 at Lehigh 4-22 L 9/28 at Wyoming Seminary 26-0 W 10/27 Newark A. A. 16-0 W 11/15 Stevens 4-17 L 11/11 Lehigh 2-6 L 10/2 Penn State 24-0 W 11/3 at Lehigh 34-0 W 11/27 at Stevens 0-52 L 11/18 Pennsylvania 10-12 L 10/6 at Franklin & Marshall 8-0 W 11/10 at Pennsylvania 5-12 L 11/20 at Virginia 6-6 T 10/9 Temperance A. A. 64-0 W 11/17 Cornell 17-0 W 1885 (3-2-1) 11/21 at Navy 4-0 W 10/16 Cornell 4-4 T 11/24 Lehigh 18-0 W Manager: E. Swift 11/25 vs. Lehigh * 2-16 L 10/23 at Pennsylvania 0-46 L 11/29 Dickinson 10-6 W 10/24 Stevens 16-12 W * = at Wilkes-Barre, PA 10/30 Lehigh 34-0 W 10/28 Pennsylvania 22-30 L 11/6 at Princeton 0-57 L 1901 (9-3) 10/31 at Lehigh 6- 0 W 1892 (5-7) 11/13 Dickinson 19-0 W Coach: S.B. Newton 11/4 at Pennsylvania 10-54 L Coach: W.S. Moyle 11/20 Wesleyan 41-6 W 10/2 Ursinus 40-0 W 11/11 at Stevens 23-18 W 10/1 Temperance A. A. 30-0 W 11/25 at Lehigh 22-0 W 10/5 Susquehanna 42-5 W 11/21 Lehigh 6- 6 T 10/8 at Princeton 0-40 L 10/12 at Syracuse 5-0 W 10/15 Rutgers 8-16 L 1898 (3-8) 10/16 Manhattan 16-6 W 1886 (10-2) 10/21 at Columbia A. A. 10-0 W Coach: S.B. Newton 10/19 at Orange Ath. Club 17-0 W Manager: H. Foresman 10/22 at Navy 4-22 L 10/1 Villanova 16-0 W 10/26 at Princeton 0-6 L 10/13 at Swarthmore 20-12 W 10/26 Pennsylvania 6-8 L 10/5 at Washington & Jefferson 0-16 L 11/1 Lehigh 29-0 W 10/16 Rutgers 28-2 W 10/29 at Rutgers 24-10 W 10/8 Penn State 0-5 L 11/5 at Phil. A. A. 0-23 L 10/18 Dickinson 24-5 W 11/5 Lehigh 4-0 W 10/12 at Princeton 0-34 L 11/9 at Brown 11-6 W 10/20 Pennsylvania 12-0 W 11/12 at Orange A. A. 30-0 W 10/15 Dickinson 6-12 L 11/16 at Homestead 10/23 at Stevens 5-0 W 11/16 at Pennsylvania 4-10 L 10/22 at Pennsylvania 0-32 L Athletic Club 0-48 L 10/30 at Pennsylvania 12-20 L 11/19 at Lehigh 6-15 L 10/26 at Navy 0-18 L 11/23 at Lehigh 41-0 W 11/6 Lehigh 12-0 W 11/23 vs. Penn State * 0-18 L 11/5 at Lehigh 0-22 L 11/27 Dickinson 29-0 W 11/11 at Trinity 12-0 W * = at Wilkes-Barre, PA 11/12 at Cornell 0-47 L 11/13 at Wesleyan 0-26 L 11/19 Bucknell 6-0 W 11/17 at Rutgers 26-10 W 1893 (3-6) 11/24 Lehigh 11-5 W 11/20 Stevens 58-0 W Coaches: P. Haskell & H. Vincent 11/24 at Lehigh 4-0 W 9/30 at Princeton 0-20 L 10/4 Temperance A. A. 6-0 W 1887 (7-2) 10/7 at West Point A. A. 0-36 L Manager: H. Morton 10/14 at Orange A. A. 0-6 L 10/8 at Princeton 0-47 L 10/25 at Stevens 12-10 W 10/12 at Dickinson 12-0 W 10/28 at Pennsylvania 0-82 L 10/15 Rutgers 20-0 W 11/8 at Lehigh 6-22 L 10/19 Haverford 12-4 W 11/11 Rutgers forfeit W 10/22 Swarthmore 31-6 W 11/18 Lehigh 0-10 L 10/29 at Lehigh 4-10 L 11/12 at Rutgers 36-0 W 1894 (5-6) 11/16 at Pennsylvania 20-0 W Coach: Hugh Janeway 11/23 Lehigh 6-0 W 9/29 at Princeton 0-40 L 10/3 Gettysburg 36-0 W 1888 (6-3) 10/6 at Rutgers 10-12 L Manager: H. Fay 10/13 at Cornell 0-34 L 10/10 Bucknell 54-0 W 10/20 at Penn State 0-72 L 10/13 at Swarthmore 18-0 W 10/24 Swarthmore 46-0 W 10/20 at Rutgers 4-0 W 10/31 at Pennsylvania 0-26 L 10/27 at Haverford 18-0 W 11/3 at Orange A. A. 18-6 W 11/7 Pennsylvania 12-6 W 11/14 Lehigh 28-0 W 11/10 at Cornell 16-0 W 11/24 at Lehigh 8-11 L Lafayette’s national championship team of 1896. 11/17 Lehigh 4-6 L 11/29 Bucknell 44-0 W 11/21 at Pennsylvania 0-50 L 11/27 at Lehigh 0-16 L 1895 (6-2) Coach: Parke Davis 1889 (3-4-2) 10/5 at Orange A. A. 12-0 W Manager: E. Snodgrass 10/12 at Princeton 0-14 L 10/9 at Columbia 10-10 T 10/19 at Cornell 6-0 W 10/12 at Cornell 0-10 L 10/25 Ursinus 56-0 W 10/16 at Rutgers 16-0 W 10/26 at Pennsylvania 0-30 L 10/30 at Lehigh 10-16 L 10/30 Rutgers 52-0 W 11/6 Pennsylvania 10-8 W 11/9 at Lehigh 22-12 W 11/9 at Penn State 26-0 W 11/23 Lehigh 14-6 W 11/16 Lehigh 6-6 T

2013 115 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1902-1912

1902 (8-3) 1907 (7-2-1) Coach: David Fultz Coach: Dr. Alfred Bull LAFAYETTE’S 9/27 Gallaudet 23-0 W 9/28 Wyoming Seminary 22-0 W 10/4 Susquehanna 53-0 W 10/5 Ursinus 21-0 W PRO FOOTBALL PLAYERS 10/8 Gettysburg 14-0 W 10/9 Colgate 21-9 W 10/14 at Washington 10/12 Hamilton 43-0 W Harrison Bailey (OL-DL) Tim Gerhart (DL) & Jefferson 12-0 W 10/26 at Navy 0-17 L Connecticut Coyotes (AFL), 1996 Denver Broncos, 1980 10/18 Manhattan 38-5 W 11/2 at Pennsylvania 0-15 L 10/28 at Georgetown 23-0 W 11/9 Bucknell 34-0 W Ed Baker (QB) Jim Goff (OL) 11/1 Brown 6-5 W 11/16 at Syracuse 4-4 T New York Giants,1970; New York Giants, 2000 11/8 at Navy 11-12 L 11/23 at Lehigh 22-5 W Houston Oilers, 1972 11/15 at Cornell 0-28 L 11/28 Dickinson 31-0 W Frank “Hans” Grube (E) 11/22 Lehigh 0-6 L George Barclay (TB) New York Yankees, 1928 11/27 Dickinson 23-0 W 1908 (6-2-2) St. Louis, Rochester, 1899-1903 Coach: George Barclay Tom Kirchoff (QB) 1903 (7-3) 9/26 Wyoming Seminary 10-0 W Frank Baur (QB) Philadelphia Eagles, 1993 Coach: Dr. Alfred Bull 10/3 Stroudsburg Normal 22-0 W New York Giants,1990 9/26 Gallaudet 36-0 W 10/7 Superba Ath. Club 12-0 W Frank Kirkleski (TB-BB) 10/3 Gettysburg 11-0 W 10/10 at Princeton 0-0 T Elijah Beamon (OS) Pottsville Maroons, 1927; 10/10 Susquehanna 43-0 W 10/17 Medico-Chirurgical 23-0 W Albany Conquest (AFL), 2002-04 Orange, N.J. Tornadoes, 1929; 10/17 Fordham 48-0 W 10/24 at Brown 8-6 W Newark Tornadoes, 1930; 10/24 at Navy 6-5 W 10/31 Bucknell 6-6 T Ed Bedner (G-T) Brooklyn Dodgers, 1931 10/31 at New York University 8-6 W 11/7 at Pennsylvania 4-34 L Frankford Yellowjackets,1924; 11/7 at Princeton 0-11 L 11/21 Lehigh 5-11 L New York Giants,1925-26 Nick Kowgios (RB) 11/14 Bloomsburg 29-0 W 11/26 Dickinson 12-0 W Detriot Lions, 1987 11/21 at Lehigh 6-12 L Maurice Bennett (LB) 11/26 Dickinson 0-35 L 1909 (7-0-1) Chicago Bears, 2006 Mike Levy (OL-DL) Coach: Bob Folwell Albany Conquest (AFL), 2002- 1904 (8-2) 10/2 Wyoming Seminary 23-0 W Charlie Berry (E) 03, Coach: Dr. Alfred Bull 10/9 Hobart 50-0 W Pottsville Maroons, 1925-26 Florida Firecats 2004 9/24 Wyoming Seminary 35-0 W 10/16 Swarthmore 22-0 W 10/1 Ursinus 12-0 W 10/23 at Princeton 6-0 W Steve Biale (OL), Adriel Linyear (WR-LS) 10/5 Gettysburg 20-0 W 11/6 at Pennsylvania 6-6 T Dallas Cowboys, 1982 Albany Conquest (AFL), 10/8 Gallaudet 53-0 W 11/13 Stroudsburg Normal 43-0 W Arizona Wrangler's (USFL), 1982 2002t 10/12 at Princeton 0-5 L 11/20 at Lehigh 21-0 W 10/15 Bloomsburg 33-0 W 11/25 Dickinson 5-0 W Matt Brennan (TB, BB) Henry Bulger “Bull” Lowe, Jr. 10/22 Swarthmore 4-0 W New York Giants, 1925; (E-T) 10/29 Manhattan 54-0 W 1910 (7-2) Brooklyn Lions,1926 Canton Bulldogs, 1920; 11/5 at Pennsylvania 0-22 L Coach: Bob Folwell Cleveland Indians, 1921; 11/24 Lehigh 40-6 W 9/24 Bloomsburg 31-0 W Andrew Brown (LB) Providence Steamrollers,1925, 10/1 Ursinus 10-0 W Edmonton Eskimos, 2006 27; Frankford YellowJackets, 1905 (7-2-1) 10/8 Swarthmore 6-0 W 1925-26 Coach: Dr. Alfred Bull 10/15 Princeton 0-3 L Johnny Budd (G-T) 9/30 Wyoming Seminary 23-0 W 10/22 Gettysburg 21-0 W Frankford Yellowjackets,1926; Joe Marhefka (E) 10/7 Ursinus 18-0 W 10/29 Bucknell 12-0 W Pottsville Maroons,1927-28 Pottsville Maroons, 1925-28 10/11 Medico-Chirurgical 35-0 W 11/5 at Pennsylvania 0-18 L 10/14 Jefferson Medical 48-0 W 11/19 Lehigh 14-0 W Blake Costanzo (LB) Erik Marsh (RB) 10/21 at Princeton 4-22 L 11/24 Dickinson 41-0 W New York Jets, 2006 New York Jets, 1995 10/28 Lebanon Valley 79-0 W Buffalo Bills, 2007-08 11/4 at Pennsylvania 6-6 T 1911 (8-2) Cleveland Browns, Bruce McIntyre (RB) 11/11 at Swarthmore 0-27 L Coaches: Bob Folwell & S.B. Newton 2009, 2010 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 11/15 at Lehigh 53-0 W 9/23 Bloomsburg 53-0 W San Francisco 49ers, 2011 Denver Broncos, 1987 11/30 Bucknell 47-0 W 9/30 Ursinus 3-0 W Chicago Bears, 2012-13 10/7 Swarthmore 12-5 W Bill Messick 1906 (8-1-1) 10/14 Gettysburg 36-0 W Art Deibel (G-T) Pittsburgh Steelers, 1968 Coach: Dr. Alfred Bull 10/21 at Syracuse 10-0 W Canton Bulldogs, 1926 9/29 Wyoming Seminary 34-0 W 10/28 Carlisle Indians 0-19 L Tony Miller (FB) 10/6 Ursinus 33-0 W 11/4 Bucknell 6-0 W Joe Dumoe (E) New York Jets, 1989 10/13 Medico-Chirurgical 34-0 W 11/11 at Pennsylvania 6-23 L Rochester Jeffersons, 1920-21 10/20 vs. No. Carolina 11/25 at Lehigh 11-0 W College * 28-0 W 11/30 Dickinson 6-0 W John William “Doc” Elliott 10/27 Colgate 17-6 W (FB-TB-WB) 11/3 vs.Washington & 1912 (4-5-1) Canton Bulldogs, 1922-23; Jefferson @ 14-6 W Coach: George McCaa Cleveland Bulldogs, 1924-25; 11/10 at Pennsylvania 0-0 T 9/28 Muhlenberg 20-3 W Cleveland Indians, 1931 11/17 Syracuse 4-12 L 10/5 Swarthmore 0-22 L 11/24 Lehigh 33-0 W 10/12 at Yale 0-16 L Jack Ernst (BB-TB-WB) 11/29 Dickinson 26-6 W 10/19 Ursinus 11-0 W Pottsville Maroons, 1925-27; * = at Richmond, VA 10/26 at Pennsylvania 7-3 W New York Yankees, 1928, @ = at Pittsburgh, PA 11/2 Bucknell 0-0 T Boston Bulldogs, 1929; 11/9 Syracuse 7-30 L Frankford Yellowjackets, 1930 11/16 at Brown 7-21 L 11/23 Lehigh 0-10 L Adrian Ford (WB-E-BB-FB) 11/28 Dickinson 19-13 W Pottsville Maroons, 1927; Frankford Yellowjackets, 1927 B.J. Gallis (LB) B.C. Lions, 1997-1998; Edmonton Eskimos, 1999

2013 116 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1913-1925

1913 (4-5-1) 1919 (6-2) 1925 (7-1-1) Coach: George McCaa Coach: Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 9/27 Muhlenberg 7-7 T 10/4 Muhlenberg 13-0 W 9/26 Muhlenberg 20-14 W 10/4 at Pennsylvania 0-10 L 10/11 at Princeton 6-9 L 10/3 at Pittsburgh 20-9 W 10/11 at Yale 0-27 L 10/18 Haverford 41-0 W 10/10 Washington 40-0 W 10/18 Swarthmore 19-0 W 10/25 at Pennsylvania 0-23 L 10/17 vs. Colgate * 7-7 T 10/25 Albright 7-0 W 11/1 at Cornell 21-2 W 10/24 vs. Washington 11/1 Ursinus 44-2 W 11/8 Dickinson 48-0 W & Jefferson @ 6-7 L 11/8 at Pittsburgh 0-13 L 11/15 Trinity 35-0 W 10/31 St. Bonaventure 20-6 W 11/15 at Cornell 3-10 L 11/22 at Lehigh 10-6 W 11/7 Rutgers 34-0 W 11/22 at Lehigh 0-7 L 11/14 Susquehanna 47-0 W 11/27 Dickinson 7-0 W 1920 (5-3) 11/21 at Lehigh 14-0 W Coach: Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland * = at Philadelphia, PA 1914 (5-3-2) 10/2 Muhlenberg 20-0 W @ = at Polo Grounds, NY Coach: Wilmer Crowell 10/9 at Navy 7-12 L 9/26 Delaware 41-0 W 10/16 at Pennsylvania 0-7 L 10/3 Ursinus 7-7 T 10/23 Catholic 84-0 W 10/10 at Pennsylvania 0-0 T 10/30 at Pittsburgh 0-14 L 10/17 at Princeton 0-16 L 11/6 Bucknell 10-7 W LAFAYETTE’S 10/24 Villanova 14-3 W 11/13 Villanova 34-0 W 10/31 Penn State 0-17 L 11/20 Lehigh 27-7 W PRO FOOTBALL PLAYERS 11/7 Muhlenberg 24-3 W 11/14 Albright 42-6 W 1921 (9-0) Bob Millman (WB-BB) Christopher Thatcher (OL) 11/21 Lehigh 7-17 L NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Pottsville Maroons, 1925-27 Cincinnati Bengals, 1986 11/26 Dickinson 56-7 W Coach: Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland 9/24 Muhlenberg 48-0 W Walter Stanley “Dinty” Moore Johnny Thompson (G) 1915 (8-3) 10/1 Pittsburgh 6-0 W (WB-BB) Frankford Yellowjackets, 1929 Coach: Wilmer Crowell 10/8 Dickinson 27-0 W Pottsville Maroons, 1927 9/25 Muhlenberg 14-7 W 10/15 at Bucknell 20-7 W Larry Walbridge (E) 10/2 Ursinus 13-2 W 10/22 vs. Fordham * 28-7 W Don Nickles (TB-FB) Rochester Jeffersons, 1920-21 10/9 at Washington 10/29 Rutgers 35-0 W Pittsburgh Steelers, 1960 & Jefferson 0-17 L 11/5 at Pennsylvania 38-6 W Bodie Weldon (WB-TB) 10/16 at Princeton 3-40 L 11/12 Delaware 44-0 W Matt O’Connell (E) Buffalo All-Americans, 1920 10/20 Delaware 31-0 W 11/19 at Lehigh 28-6 W Frankford Yellowjackets, 1924-25 10/23 Albright 46-0 W * = at Polo Grounds, NY Larry Walbridge (C) 10/30 at Pennsylvania 17-0 W Peter Ohnegian (OL-DL) New York Giants, 1925 11/6 Swarthmore 17-0 W 1922 (7-2) Tampa Bay Storm, Miami 11/13 Penn State 3-33 L Coach: Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland Hooters, New Jersey Red Dogs, Joe Williams (G-E-FB) 11/20 at Lehigh 35-6 W 9/30 Richmond 34-0 W Los Angeles Avengers (AFL), Canton Bulldogs, 1923; 11/25 Dickinson 27-7 W 10/7 at Pittsburgh 7-0 W 1994-95, 1999-2000 New York Giants 1925-26 10/14 Muhlenberg 62-0 W 1916 (2-6-1) 10/21 Bucknell 28-7 W Dave Pyne (OL) Mike Wilson (WB-TB-FB) Coach: Wilmer Crowell 10/28 at Boston College 12-0 W New York Giants, 1994 Frankford Yellowjackets, 1929 9/30 Fordham 0-0 T 11/4 vs. Washington 10/7 Swarthmore 6-10 L & Jefferson * 13-14 L Robert Rasp (DB) Phil Yarberough (WR-LB) 10/14 Ursinus 0-6 L 11/11 at Rutgers 33-6 W Miami Dolphins, 1980 Albany Conquest (AFL), 2002-03 10/21 at Princeton 0-33 L 11/25 Lehigh 3-0 W 10/28 Lebanon Valley 27-14 W 12/2 at Georgetown 7-13 L Vic Reuter (C) Walter Zirinski (FB) 11/4 at Pennsylvania 0-19 L * = at Polo Grounds, NY Staten Island Stapletons, 1932 Cleveland Rams, 1945 11/11 Albright 32-0 W 11/17 at Penn State 0-40 L 1923 (6-1-2) Chris Royle (OL) TPNFQMBZFSTMJTUFEXFSF/'-DBNQ 11/25 Lehigh 0-16 L Coach: Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland Tennessee Valley Vipers (AFL2), invitees and/or may have played on 9/29 Muhlenberg 20-0 W 2004 UFBNQSBDUJDFTRVBE 1917 (3-5) 10/6 at Pittsburgh 0-7 L Coach: Robert “Punk” Berryman 10/13 Franklin & Marshall 33-0 W Matt Sala (OL-DL) 10/6 U.S. Ambulance 20-0 W 6SULQJÀHOG : Albany Firebirds (AFL), 1990 10/13 Ursinus 12-6 W 10/27 Rutgers 6-6 T 10/20 Rutgers 7-33 L 11/3 vs. Washington Johnny Scott (TB) 10/27 Muhlenberg 0-6 L & Jefferson * 6-6 T Rochester Jeffersons, 1920-23 11/3 at Pennsylvania 0-27 L 11/10 at Pennsylvania 8-6 W 11/10 at Swarthmore 0-56 L 11/17 Dayton 45-0 W Dave Shea (DB) 11/17 Albright 42-0 W 11/24 at Lehigh 13-3 W Pittsburgh Steelers, 1980 11/24 at Lehigh 0-78 L * = at Polo Grounds, NY George Seashortz (fb-tb-wb) 1918 (3-4) 1924 (7-2) Milwaukee Badgers, 1922; Coach: Lt. L.A. Cobbett Coach: G. Herbert McCracken Kenosha Maroons, 1924 10/19 Ursinus 17-0 W 9/27 Muhlenberg 13-0 W 10/26 Muhlenberg 0-7 L 10/4 at Pittsburgh 10-0 W Joe Skladany (LB) 11/2 at Pennsylvania 0-34 L 10/11 Hobart 30-0 W Arizona Wranglers, (USFL), 1982 11/18 Franklin & Marshall 13-0 W 10/18 at Bucknell 21-3 W 11/23 Lehigh 0-17 L 10/25 vs. Washington Rich Smith (TE) 11/28 Garden City Aviation 0-21 L & Jefferson * 20-6 W Detroit Lions, 1980 12/2 St. Joseph’s 18-13 W 11/1 at Pennsylvania 3-6 L 11/8 vs. Rutgers @ 7-43 L Ed Staahl (OL) 11/15 Alfred 47-0 W New York Jets, 1983 11/22 Lehigh 7-0 W * = at Polo Grounds, NY Rob Stewart (QB) @ = at Princeton, NJ Seattle Seahawks, 1978

2013 117 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1926-1938

1926 (9-0) 1930 (5-3-1) 1934 (2-6) 1937 (8-0) NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Coach: G. Herbert McCracken Coach: G. Herbert McCracken Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 9/27 St. Thomas 7-0 W 10/6 Muhlenberg 19-0 W 10/2 Upsala 33-0 W 9/25 Muhlenberg 35-0 W 10/4 Muhlenberg 13-0 W 10/13 Franklin & Marshall 0-13 L 10/9 at Gettysburg 2-0 W 10/2 Schuylkill College 47-0 W 10/11 at Colgate 0-41 L 10/20 at New York 10/16 at Georgetown 6-0 W 10/9 at Pittsburgh 17-7 W 10/18 Penn State 0-0 T University 7-12 L 10/23 at New York 10/16 Dickinson 42-13 W 10/25 vs. Washington 10/27 Albright 26-0 W University 13-0 W 10/23 Albright 30-7 W & Jefferson * 0-7 L 11/3 at Pennsylvania 0-41 L 10/30 Franklin & Marshall 14-0 W 10/30 vs. Washington 11/1 Upsala 74-0 W 11/10 at Rutgers 6-27 L 11/6 Rutgers 13-6 W & Jefferson * 16-10 W 11/8 at Rutgers 31-26 W 11/17 at Penn State 6-25 L 11/13 Washington 11/6 at Rutgers 37-0 W 11/15 at Temple 0-43 L 11/24 Lehigh 7-13 L & Jefferson 16-0 W 11/13 Susquehanna 68-0 W 11/22 Lehigh 16-6 W 11/20 at Lehigh 6-0 W 11/20 Lehigh 35-0 W * = at Atlantic City, NJ 1935 (2-7) * = at Philadelphia, PA Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 1938 (5-3) 1931 (7-2) 9/28 Moravian 0-6 L Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 1927 (5-3-1) Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/5 Muhlenberg 7-0 W 10/1 at Pennsylvania 6-34 L Coach: G.Herbert McCracken 9/26 Baltimore 51-0 W 10/12 at Albright 0-38 L 10/8 at Brown 0-20 L 9/24 Schuylkill College 39-13 W 10/3 Muhlenberg 26-0 W 10/19 Colgate 0-52 L 10/15 Washington 10/1 Muhlenberg 38-7 W 10/10 at Colgate 0-16 L 10/26 at Pennsylvania 0-67 L & Jefferson 27-0 W 10/8 Rutgers 56-0 W 10/17 St. John’s 22-0 W 11/2 Rutgers 6-31 L 10/22 New York University 7-6 W 10/15 at West Virginia 7-7 T 10/24 Washington 11/9 Baltimore 26-0 W 10/29 Ursinus 39-0 W 10/22 Washington & Jefferson 21-0 W 11/16 at Yale 0-55 L 11/5 at Penn State 7-0 W & Jefferson 0-14 L 10/31 at Pennsylvania 0-3 L 11/23 at Lehigh 0-48 L 11/12 at Rutgers 0-6 L 10/29 at Penn State 6-40 L 11/7 Rutgers 22-0 W 11/19 Lehigh 6-0 W 11/5 at Georgetown 2-27 L 11/14 Penn State 33-0 W 1936 (1-8) 11/12 Susquehanna 73-6 W 11/21 at Lehigh 13-7 W Coach: Ernie Nevers 11/19 at Lehigh 43-0 W 9/26 at Muhlenberg 6-19 L 1932 (3-5) 10/3 at Pennsylvania 0-35 L 1928 (6-1-2) Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/10 Gettysburg 0-2 L Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/1 at Muhlenberg 6-0 W 10/17 Dickinson 7-0 W 9/29 Albright 78-0 W 10/8 at Dartmouth 0-6 L 10/24 at Colgate 0-41 L 10/6 Muhlenberg 56-0 W 10/15 Colgate 0-35 L 10/31 at New York 10/13 George Washington 28-0 W 10/22 at Bucknell 6-14 L University 0-46 L 10/20 at Bucknell 0-0 T 10/29 Washington 11/7 Washington 10/27 West Virginia 0-17 L & Jefferson 0-7 L & Jefferson 6-31 L 11/3 Washington 11/5 at Rutgers 6-7 L 11/14 Moravian 7-28 L & Jefferson 13-13 T 11/12 St. John’s 51-0 W 11/21 Lehigh 0-18 L 11/10 at Rutgers 16-0 W 11/19 Lehigh 25-6 W 11/17 Penn State 7-0 W 11/24 Lehigh 38-14 W 1933 (3-5-1) Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 1929 (3-5) 9/30 Muhlenberg 20-0 W Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/7 at Franklin 10/5 Muhlenberg 23-0 W & Marshall 12-0 W Did You Know? 10/12 Manhattan 23-0 W 10/14 vs. New York As documented in the Dec. 31, 1995 edition of the 10/19 Bucknell 3-6 L University * 12-13 L New York Times, Lafayette’s Herb McCracken invented the 10/26 at Penn State 3-6 L 10/21 Bucknell 0-21 L 11/2 at Washington 10/28 at Colgate 0-0 T huddle in 1924 after discovering that his hand signals had & Jefferson 0-20 L 11/4 at Pennsylvania 7-16 L been scouted and decoded by Penn.V 11/9 Rutgers 20-6 W 11/11 Rutgers 13-20 L 11/16 at Temple 0-13 L 11/18 at Columbia 6-46 L 11/23 at Lehigh 12-13 L 11/25 at Lehigh 54-12 W * = at Yankee Stadium

Lafayette’s national championship team of 1926. History was made in 1930 when Lafayette and Washington & Jefferson played the ﬁrst indoor night college football game before a standing room only crowd of 17,000 at the Atlantic City Auditorium.

2013 118 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1939-1956

1939 (4-5) Air Station 7-12 L 10/25 at Yale 0-47 L 1955 (6-2) Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 11/24 at Lehigh 7-0 W 11/1 New York University 7-14 L Coach: Steve Hokuf 9/30 Ursinus 33-0 W 11/8 at Rutgers 6-21 L 9/24 Muhlenberg 7-0 W 10/7 at Pennsylvania 0-6 L 1946 (2-7) 11/15 at Delaware 12-13 L 10/1 at Carnegie Tech. 41-14 W 10/14 Muhlenberg 6-7 L Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 11/22 Lehigh 7-14 L 10/8 Delaware 6-14 L 10/21 at Dartmouth 0-14 L 9/28 Muhlenberg 20-32 L 10/15 at Dartmouth 21-13 W 10/28 Gettysburg 40-0 W 10/5 at Pennsylvania 0-66 L 1953 (5-4) 10/22 Bucknell 34-13 W 11/4 at New York 10/12 Gettysburg 14-27 L Coach: Steve Hokuf 10/29 at Gettysburg 14-15 L University 0-14 L 10/19 Washington 9/26 at Princeton 14-20 L 11/5 Rutgers 16-7 W 11/11 Rutgers 6-13 L & Jefferson 7-6 W 10/3 at Albright 28-7 W 11/19 at Lehigh 35-6 W 11/18 Washington 10/26 at Bucknell 0-29 L 10/10 Muhlenberg 7-20 L & Jefferson 13-0 W 11/2 Colgate 0-39 L 10/17 Western Maryland 28-0 W 1956 (6-3) 11/25 at Lehigh 29-13 W 11/9 at Rutgers 2-41 L 10/24 Bucknell 7-6 W Coach: Steve Hokuf 11/16 at Columbia 0-46 L 10/31 at Franklin 9/22 at Muhlenberg 26-0 W 1940 (9-0) 11/23 Lehigh 13-0 W & Marshall 34-13 W 9/29 Temple 20-0 W Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 11/7 Rutgers 13-14 L 10/6 at Delaware 28-14 W 9/28 Ursinus 20-0 W 1947 (6-3) 11/14 Delaware 7-13 L 10/13 Albright 32-7 W 10/5 at New York Coach: Ivan Williamson 11/21 at Lehigh 33-13 W 10/20 at Bucknell 13-7 W University 9-7 W 9/27 Muhlenberg 0-38 L 10/27 Gettysburg 6-12 L 10/12 at Muhlenberg 26-7 W 10/4 at Pennsylvania 0-59 L 1954 (4-5) 11/3 at Rutgers 19-20 L 10/19 Gettysburg 45-6 W 10/11 Gettysburg 14-13 W Coach: Steve Hokuf 11/10 Western Maryland 43-7 W 10/26 at Army 19-0 W 10/18 Bucknell 27-7 W 9/25 Albright 26-0 W 11/17 Lehigh 10-27 L 11/2 Washington 10/25 at Washington 10/2 Carnegie Tech. 21-23 L & Jefferson 25-0 W & Jefferson 20-12 W 10/9 at Muhlenberg 0-27 L 11/9 at Rutgers 7-6 W 11/1 Syracuse 14-7 W 10/16 at Buffalo 26-0 W 11/16 Western Maryland 40-7 W 11/8 Rutgers 0-20 L 10/23 at Bucknell 0-7 L 11/23 Lehigh 46-0 W 11/15 at Fordham 7-0 W 10/30 Gettysburg 20-6 W 11/22 at Lehigh 7-0 W 11/6 at Rutgers 0-7 L 1941 (5-4) 11/13 at Delaware 7-41 L Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 1948 (7-2) 11/20 Lehigh 46-0 W 9/27 at Virginia 6-25 L Coach: Ivan Williamson 10/4 New York University 0-6 L 9/25 Fordham 53-14 W 10/11 at Navy 2-41 L 10/2 at Army 7-54 L 10/18 Muhlenberg 40-0 W 10/9 Washington 10/25 Brown 0-13 L & Jefferson 56-15 W 11/1 at Gettysburg 17-6 W 10/16 at Muhlenberg 46-13 W 11/8 Rutgers 16-0 W 10/23 at Bucknell 19-7 W Did You Know? 11/15 Western Maryland 26-0 W 10/30 George Washington 33-14 W Lafayette played Lehigh twice annually from 1884-1901, with 11/22 at Lehigh 47-7 W 11/6 at Rutgers 13-34 L the exception of 1896, the only disruption in the series. The two 11/13 Ohio Wesleyan 27-7 W 1942 (3-5-1) 11/20 Lehigh 23-13 W teams played three times in 1891. Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin Lafayette and Lehigh also met twice in 1943 and 1944 during 9/26 at Cornell 16-20 L 1949 (2-6) World War II, with the College Hill men winning all four games 10/3 at Army 0-14 L Coach: Maurice “Clipper” Smith 10/10 Fort Monmouth 7-3 W 9/24 at Princeton 14-26 L by a combined score of 205-7.V 10/17 at Brown 0-7 L 10/1 at Syracuse 13-20 L 10/24 Virginia 19-13 W 10/8 Muhlenberg 35-14 W 10/31 at Bucknell 7-13 L 10/22 Delaware 0-7 L 11/7 at Rutgers 19-13 W 10/28 at George Washington 7-14 L 11/14 Lakehurst 0-14 L 11/5 Rutgers 0-14 L 11/21 Lehigh 7-7 T 11/12 Bucknell 14-21 L 11/19 at Lehigh 21-12 W 1943 (4-1) Coach: Ben Wolfson 1950 (1-8) 10/16 U.S. Naval Air Station 12-0 W Coach: Maurice “Clipper” Smith 10/23 Lehigh 39-7 W 9/23 Fordham 19-20 L 11/6 at Rutgers 0-13 L 9/30 at Cornell 0-27 L 11/20 Rutgers 9-2 W 10/7 Scranton 7-20 L 11/27 at Lehigh 58-0 W 10/14 at Muhlenberg 6-21 L 10/21 at Delaware 9-7 W 1944 (6-1) 10/28 at Bucknell 0-32 L Coach: Ben Wolfson 11/4 Syracuse 0-34 L 10/7 at New York University 39-0 W 11/11 at Rutgers 7-31 L 10/14 at Syracuse 7-32 L 11/18 Lehigh 0-38 L 10/21 at Lehigh 44-0 W 1951 (1-7) 10/28 Rutgers 19-6 W Coach: Maurice “Clipper” Smith 11/4 Ursinus 34-21 W 9/22 Albright 6-12 L 11/11 at Rutgers 39-0 W 9/29 Rutgers 12-47 L The ﬁrst game between Lafayette and Lehigh. 11/18 Lehigh 64-0 W 10/6 at Syracuse 0-46 L 10/13 Muhlenberg 14-7 W 1945 (1-7-1) 10/20 at Princeton 7-60 L Coach: Ben Wolfson 10/27 Bucknell 21-40 L 9/29 at Columbia 14-40 L 11/10 Delaware 7-25 L 10/6 at Princeton 7-7 T 11/17 at Lehigh 0-32 L 10/13 at Colgate 0-47 L 10/20 Kings Point 7-26 L 1952 (0-9) 10/27 Bucknell 2-26 L Coach: Steve Hokuf 11/3 at Temple 0-20 L 9/27 at Bucknell 13-45 L 11/10 Rutgers 14-32 L 10/4 Albright 6-28 L 11/17 U.S. Naval 10/11 at Muhlenberg 0-37 L 10/18 at Princeton 0-48 L

2013 119 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1957-1974

TEAM CAPTAINS 1957 (4-4) 1963 (1-8) 1969 (4-6) Coach: Steve Hokuf Coach: Kenneth Bunn Coach: Harry Gamble 1882 Henry Craven 9/28 Muhlenberg 20-13 W 9/28 at Pennsylvania 0-47 L 9/20 Rutgers 22-44 L 1883 Theodore Welles 10/5 at Buffalo 14-6 W 10/5 at Muhlenberg 7-18 L 9/27 at Columbia 36-22 W 1884 Lewis Frey 10/12 Delaware cancelled -Flu 10/12 Delaware 0-61 L 10/4 at Hofstra 41-25 W 1885 John Hamme 10/19 at Temple 12-13 L 10/19 at Temple 0-31 L 10/11 Drexel 27-7 W 1886 Frederick Gutelius 10/26 Bucknell 35-13 W 10/26 Bucknell 14-13 W 10/18 Boston University 14-22 L 1887 Frederick Payne 11/2 at Gettysburg 20-46 L 11/2 at Gettysburg 12-14 L 10/25 Bucknell 20-21 L 1888 Everet Camp 11/9 Rutgers 19-34 L 11/9 Rutgers 0-49 L 11/1 at Gettysburg 10-19 L 1889 Harry Mackey 11/16 Western Maryland 40-13 W 11/16 Tufts 13-25 L 11/8 at Vermont 28-17 W 1890 Joseph Fox 11/23 at Lehigh 13-26 L 11/30 at Lehigh 6-13 L 11/15 Colgate 10-14 L 1891 Moncure March 11/22 at Lehigh 19-36 L 1892 Gustave Voight 1958 (5-3-1) 1964 (0-7-2) 1893 Ernest Edwards Coach: James McConlogue Coach: Kenneth Bunn 1970 (6-5) 1894 Samuel Jordan 9/27 at Dartmouth 0-20 L 9/26 at Brown 3-20 L Coach: Harry Gamble 1895 Gideon Boericke 10/4 Muhlenberg 27-14 W 10/3 Hofstra 7-7 T 9/12 East Stroudsburg 27-16 W 1896 George Waldbridge 10/11 at Delaware 7-6 W 10/10 at Delaware 0-28 L 9/19 at Rutgers 16-41 L 1897 Charles Rinehart 10/18 Temple 35-0 W 10/17 Temple 18-38 L 9/26 at Columbia 9-23 L 1898 Charles Best 10/25 at Bucknell 34-6 W 10/24 at Bucknell 12-54 L 10/3 Drexel 19-14 W 1899 Edward Bray 11/1 Gettysburg 19-13 W 10/31 Gettysburg 3-21 L 10/10 at Delaware 20-36 L 1900 John Chalmers 11/8 at Rutgers 0-18 L 11/7 at Rutgers 6-31 L 10/17 at Pennsylvania 20-31 L 1901 Walter Bachman 11/15 at Tufts 8-16 L 11/14 at Davidson 12-31 L 10/24 at Bucknell 28-30 L 1902 Harry Trout 11/22 Lehigh 14-14 T 11/21 Lehigh 6-6 T 10/31 Gettysburg 21-14 W 1903 John Ernst 11/7 at Davidson 53-34 W 1904 Joseph Morrison 1959 (5-4) 1965 (3-7) 11/14 Vermont 31-14 W 1905 Frank Newberry Coach: James McConlogue Coach: Kenneth Bunn 11/21 Lehigh 31-28 W 1906 Erastus Doud 9/26 at Pennsylvania 0-26 L 9/18 at Colgate 0-40 L 1907 Charles Ellicott 10/3 at Muhlenberg 19-6 W 9/25 at Columbia 14-10 W 1971 (5-5) 1908 George McCaa 10/10 Delaware 8-26 L 10/2 at Hofstra 7-31 L Coach: Neil Putnam 1909 Arthur Blaicher 10/17 at Temple 52-20 W 10/9 Delaware 7-40 L 9/18 Rutgers 13-7 W 1910 Edwin Foresman 10/24 Bucknell 12-6 W 10/16 at Temple 12-27 L 9/25 Columbia 3-0 W 1911 William Dannehower 10/31 at Gettysburg 13-16 L 10/23 Bucknell 14-13 W 10/2 at Drexel 21-13 W 1912 Howard Benson 11/7 Rutgers 14-16 L 10/30 at Gettysburg 20-40 L 10/9 Delaware 0-49 L 1913 William Wagenhurst 11/14 Tufts 13-0 W 11/6 Rutgers 23-18 W 10/16 at Pennsylvania 17-15 W 1914 Joseph Diamond 11/21 at Lehigh 28-6 W 11/13 Davidson 10-14 L 10/23 Bucknell 0-33 L 1915 John Luhr 11/20 at Lehigh 14-20 L 10/30 at Kings Point 0-20 L 1916 Paul Taylor 1960 (5-4) 11/6 at Gettysburg 27-12 W 1917 Henry Lehr, Coach: James McConlogue 1966 (3-6) 11/13 Colgate 14-51 L Grant Scott 9/24 at Pennsylvania 14-35 L Coach: Kenneth Bunn 11/20 at Lehigh 19-48 L 1918 Grant Scott 10/1 Muhlenberg 20-14 W 9/24 at Harvard 7-30 L 1919 John Weldon 10/8 at Delaware 3-0 W 10/1 Hofstra 6-9 L 1972 (3-7) 1920 Joseph Lehecka 10/15 Temple 9-7 W 10/8 at Delaware 15-23 L Coach: Neil Putnam 1921 Joseph Lehecka 10/22 at Bucknell 0-28 L 10/15 at Tufts 40-0 W 9/16 Kings Point 20-13 W 1922 Frank Schwab 10/29 Gettysburg 10-7 W 10/22 at Bucknell 25-7 W 9/23 at Colgate 14-33 L 1923 Arthur Deibel 11/5 at Rutgers 8-36 L 10/29 Gettysburg 18-19 L 9/29 at Pennsylvania 12-55 L 1924 Charles Berry 11/12 at Tufts 22-7 W 11/5 at Rutgers 28-32 L 10/7 at Delaware 0-27 L 1925 Louis Gebhard 11/19 Lehigh 3-26 L 11/12 Colgate 9-20 L 10/14 Rutgers 7-21 L 1926 Frank Kirkleski 11/19 Lehigh 16-0 W 10/21 at Bucknell 7-26 L 1927 Harold Cothran, 1961 (2-6-1) 10/28 at Maine 6-16 L William Atkinson Coach: James McConlogue 1967 (4-5) 11/4 Gettysburg 39-25 W 1928 Richard Guest 9/23 at Muhlenberg 14-13 W Coach: Harry Gamble 11/11 Drexel 16-0 W 1929 William Sherwood 9/30 at Pennsylvania 7-14 L 9/23 at Hofstra 0-28 L 11/18 Lehigh 6-14 L 1930 Raymond Woodﬁn 10/7 Delaware 0-34 L 9/30 at Harvard 0-51 L 1931 Walter Vanderbush, 10/14 at Temple 12-12 T 10/7 Bucknell 21-6 W 1973 (6-3-1) Victor Reuter 10/21 Bucknell 0-13 L 10/14 Washington & Lee 17-6 W Coach: Neil Putnam 1932 Adam Cirillo 10/28 at Gettysburg 0-6 L 10/21 Delaware 2-21 L 9/15 at Kings Point 21-3 W 1933 Jerry Miller 11/4 Rutgers 6-37 L 10/28 at Gettysburg 17-27 L 9/22 Colgate 21-55 L 1934 Charles Nesi 11/11 Tufts 27-17 W 11/4 Rutgers 3-27 L 9/29 Pennsylvania 16-14 W 1935 W.R. Cocke, Jr. 11/18 at Lehigh 14-17 L 11/11 at Kings Point 36-7 W 10/6 C.W. Post 28-12 W 1936 Benjamin Snyder 11/18 at Lehigh 6-0 W 10/13 at Rutgers 6-35 L 1937 Edward Kanzler 1962 (3-6) 10/20 Bucknell 0-0 T 1938 Nobert Weldon, Coach: James McConlogue 1968 (7-3) 10/27 Maine 23-13 W Harold Simmons 9/22 Muhlenberg 17-0 W Coach: Harry Gamble 11/3 at Gettysburg 19-3 W 1939 Hunter Jaggard 9/29 at Pennsylvania 11-13 L 9/21 at Rutgers 7-37 L 11/10 Drexel 21-11 W 1940 George Moyer 10/6 at Delaware 7-28 L 9/28 at Columbia 36-14 W 11/17 at Lehigh 13-45 L 1941 John McKenna, 10/13 Temple 0-21 L 10/5 Hofstra 7-0 W Joseph Laird 10/20 at Bucknell 6-28 L 10/12 at Washington & Lee 27-7 W 1974 (3-7) 1942 Charles Nagle 10/27 Gettysburg 20-14 W 10/19 Drexel 27-0 W Coach: Neil Putnam 1943 Walter Sergy 11/3 at Rutgers 0-40 L 10/26 at Bucknell 10-13 L 9/14 at Army 7-14 L 1944 Edward Podgorski 11/10 at Waynesburg 10-0 W 11/2 Gettysburg 37-0 W 9/21 Kings Point 13-17 L 1945 Game Captains 11/17 Lehigh 6-13 L 11/9 Kings Point 7-0 W 9/28 at Columbia 15-0 W 1946 Ed Whiteman 11/16 at Colgate 14-10 W 10/5 at Gettysburg 14-3 W 1947 Tod Saylor 11/23 Lehigh 6-21 L 10/12 at Hofstra 17-7 W 1948 Daniel Kovacs 10/19 Pennsylvania 7-37 L 1949 Gordon Schleer, 10/26 Colgate 18-24 L Joseph Zahurack 11/2 at Bucknell 6-10 L 1950 Jay Barclay, 11/9 Rutgers 0-35 L Joseph Diamond 11/23 Lehigh 7-57 L 1951 Melvin Everingham, Gordon Patrizio 1952 Jack Herbruck, Edward Greaves 1953 Joseph O’Lenic

2013 120 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1975-1988

1975 (5-5) 1981 (9-2) 1987 (4-7, 2-3 Colonial League) 1988 (8-2-1, 5-0 Colonial League) Coach: Neil Putnam Coach: Bill Russo Coach: Bill Russo COLONIAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 9/20 at Kings Point 7-3 W 9/12 Central Conn. State 51-0 W 9/12 Kutztown 29-17 W Coach: Bill Russo 9/27 Columbia 10-7 W 9/19 at Davidson 14-7 W 9/19 at Holy Cross* 11-40 L 9/10 Kutztown 54-7 W 10/4 Hofstra 31-19 W 9/26 at Columbia 28-13 W 9/26 Columbia 38-7 W 9/17 Holy Cross* 28-20 W 10/11 Bucknell 5-15 L 10/3 Maine 17-0 W 10/3 at Cornell 12-17 L 9/24 at Columbia 49-3 W 10/17 at Pennsylvania 0-13 L 10/10 Bucknell 37-0 W 10/10 Bucknell* 42-21 W 10/1 at Colgate* 42-35 W 10/25 at Colgate 2-56 L 10/17 at Colgate 0-30 L 10/17 Davidson* 38-10 W 10/8 at Bucknell* 52-35 W 11/1 Gettysburg 20-12 W 10/24 at Gettysburg 28-14 W 10/24 at New Hampshire 19-21 L 10/15 at Army 17-24 L 11/8 at Rutgers 6-48 L 10/31 C.W. Post 48-10 W 10/31 Colgate* 14-35 L 10/22 Mercyhurst 50-18 W 11/15 Davidson 31-3 W 11/7 New Hampshire 18-21 L 11/7 Pennsylvania 14-23 L 10/29 Cornell 21-21 T 11/22 at Lehigh 14-40 L 11/14 at U.S.M.M.A. 49-13 W 11/14 at Army 37-49 L 11/5 Pennsylvania 17-31 L 11/21 at Lehigh 10-3 W 11/21 at Lehigh* 10-17 L 11/12 at Davidson* 38-13 W 1976 (5-5) 11/19 Lehigh* 52-45 W Coach: Neil Putnam 1982 (7-3) 9/11 at Army 6-16 L Coach: Bill Russo 9/18 Kings Point 7-10 L 9/11 Rhode Island 10-20 L 9/25 at Columbia 31-38 L 9/18 at Army 20-26 L 10/2 Wagner 44-21 W 9/25 at Columbia 53-23 W TEAM CAPTAINS 10/16 Pennsylvania 14-15 L 10/2 at Bucknell 37-6 W 10/23 Colgate 14-24 L 10/9 at Maine 14-28 L 1954 Russell Hedden 1988 Chris LaPietra, 10/30 at Bucknell 17-7 W 10/16 Pennsylvania 35-20 W 1955 Bob Fyvie, Andy Nygren 11/6 at Gettysburg 30-3 W 10/23 Davidson 49-14 W Jack Burcin 1989 Frank Baur, 11/13 at Davidson 30-20 W 11/6 at Princeton 47-37 W 1956 Jack Slotter, Dwayne Norris 11/20 Lehigh 21-17 W 11/13 Kutztown 36-3 W Robert Burcin 1990 Art Bittel, 11/20 Lehigh 34-6 W 1957 William Harrick, Tom Costello 1977 (5-6) Joseph Bozik 1991 Dave Levine, Coach: Neil Putnam 1983 (6-5) 1958 Donald Dilly Tim Moncman 9/10 Maine 10-12 L Coach: Bill Russo 1959 Donald Nikles 1992 Tom Kirchhoff, 9/17 at Colgate 12-38 L 9/10 East Stroudsburg 20-14 W 1960 Charles Bartos, Kevin McManus 9/24 at Columbia 10-21 L 9/17 at Davidson 35-12 W Robert Howard 1993 Chris Flood, 10/1 at Kings Point 33-6 W 9/24 Columbia 34-29 W 1961 Walter Doleschal, Pete Ohnegian, 10/8 Bucknell 34-7 W 10/1 Bucknell 33-3 W Peter Lehr Dave Pyne, 10/14 at Pennsylvania 7-42 L 10/8 Maine 38-39 L 1962 Martin Shane Mark Reardon 10/22 at Army 6-42 L 10/15 at Pennsylvania 20-28 L 1963 John Brown, 1994 Harrison Bailey, 10/29 Gettysburg 22-3 W 10/22 at James Madison 31-14 W Richard Zanewicz Erik Marsh 11/5 Fordham 41-23 W 10/29 Colgate 7-21 L 1964 Douglas Dill, 1995 Glenn Hunzinger, 11/12 Davidson 20-18 W 11/5 at Princeton 33-41 L George Hossenlopp Gavin Morrissey, 11/19 at Lehigh 17-35 L 11/12 Kutztown 28-13 W 1965 Thomas Rosenberg, Jarrett Shine 11/19 at Lehigh 14-22 L Joseph Smodish, 1996 B.J. Gallis, 1978 (4-7) Gabriel Washo Quincy Miller Coach: Neil Putnam 1984 (5-5) 1966 Gary Marshall 1997 Dan Bengele, 9/9 Gettysburg 31-0 W Coach: Bill Russo 1967 Robert Albus Craig Hansen, 9/16 at Army 14-24 L 9/8 at Rhode Island 10-31 L 1968 Richard Lettieri Todd Stahlnecker 9/23 Kings Point 10-13 L 9/15 New Hampshire 7-21 L 1969 Robert Zimmers, 1998 Angel Colon, 9/30 at Columbia 0-21 L 9/22 Kutztown 16-3 W Gary Kolarik Damian Wroblewski, 10/7 Fordham 17-14 W 9/29 at Columbia 23-14 W 1970 Richard McKay Andy Zabinski 10/14 at Bucknell 14-7 W 10/6 at Maine 20-22 L 1971 Peter Tonks, 1999 John Fistner, 10/21 Pennsylvania 20-19 W 10/13 Connecticut 20-13 W Edward DiSalvo Jim Goff, 10/28 at Maine 25-31 L 10/20 at Colgate 20-41 L 1972 Steven Huntzinger, Chad Williamson 11/4 at Colgate 7-17 L 11/3 at Bucknell 3-10 L Donald Meyer 2000 Mike Levy, 11/11 at Davidson 12-17 L 11/11 East Stroudsburg 44-38 W 1973 Thomas Kubler, Phil Yarberough 11/18 Lehigh 15-23 L 11/17 Lehigh 28-7 W James Nolan 2001 Jim Brown, 1974 Adam Piergallini, Barret Diefendefer 1979 (5-3-2) 1985 (6-5) Michael Slattery 2002 Chris Partridge, Coach: Neil Putnam Coach: Bill Russo 1975 Mark Jones, Chris Royle 9/8 at Gettysburg 41-6 W 9/14 at New Hampshire 20-7 W John Grimes 2003 Marko Glavic, 9/15 at Kings Point 33-6 W 9/21 Colgate 14-30 L 1976 Matt Walsh, John Weyrauch, 9/22 at Davidson 13-16 L 9/28 Columbia 20-0 W George Wes Erbe, 9/29 Columbia 14-7 W 10/5 at Cornell 17-3 W O’Shaughnessy John-Frank Stubits 10/13 Bucknell 0-0 T 10/12 James Madison 20-13 W 1977 John Orrico, 2004 Wes Erbe, 10/19 at Pennsylvania 9-7 W 10/19 at Navy 14-56 L Thomas Padilla Stephen Bono 10/27 Maine 21-34 L 10/26 at Rhode Island 21-41 L 1978 Jim Medes, 2005 Maurice Bennett, 11/3 Colgate 7-7 T 11/2 Towson 24-27 L Brian Musician David Nelson 11/10 Wagner 21-3 W 11/9 Bucknell 47-0 W 1979 Tim Gerhart, 2006 Brad Maurer, 11/17 at Lehigh 3-24 L 11/16 Kutztown 23-7 W Rich Smith Marvin Snipes, 11/23 at Lehigh 19-24 L 1980 Steve MacCorkle, Justin Stovall 1980 (3-7) Ed Rogusky 2007 Marcel Quarterman Coach: Neil Putnam 1986 (6-5, 2-2 Colonial League) 1981 Steve Biale, Kyle Sprenkle 9/13 Central Conn. State 3-14 L Coach: Bill Russo Joe Skladany 2008 Andy Romans, 9/20 Davidson 27-20 W 9/13 Kutztown 17-6 W 1982 Bob Mahr, Joe Russo 9/27 at Columbia 0-6 L 9/20 Holy Cross* 14-38 L Ed Stahl 2009 Ryan Hart-Predmore, 10/4 at Maine 3-24 L 9/27 at Columbia 26-21 W 1983 Rich Doverspike, Mark Leggiero, 10/11 at Bucknell 0-14 L 10/4 Cornell 33-22 W Frank Novak, Andrew Poulson 10/18 Pennsylvania 3-0 W 10/11 New Hampshire 16-20 L Craig Williams 2010 Mitchell Bennett, 11/1 at Colgate 0-44 L 10/18 at Davidson 51-14 W 1984 Frank Corbo Mike Schmidlein 11/8 at New Hampshire 6-26 L 10/25 at Bucknell* 52-34 W 1985 John Anderson, 2011 Mitchell Bennett, 11/15 Kings Point 31-12 W 11/1 at Colgate* 7-42 L Ryan Priest Ben Eaton, 11/22 Lehigh 0-32 L 11/8 at Pennsylvania 14-42 L 1986 Charles Brantley, Ryan O’Neil 11/15 at Army 48-56 L Ryan Priest, 2012 Rick Lyster, 11/22 Lehigh* 28-23 W Chris Thatcher Darius Safford, 1987 Jim Johnson, Dave MacPhee

2013 121 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1989-2001 1989 (5-5, 2-2 Colonial League) 10/20 at Army 0-56 L 1992 (8-3, 5-0 Patriot League) 1997 (3-8, 2-4 Patriot League) Coach: Bill Russo 10/27 at Holy Cross* 3-34 L Patriot League Champions Coach: Bill Russo 9/9 Kutztown 44-14 W 11/3 at Fordham* 59-14 W Coach: Bill Russo 9/6 Fordham* 0-23 L 9/16 Holy Cross* 21-23 L 11/10 at Colgate* 7-36 L 9/12 Hofstra 21-14 W 9/13 at Army 14-41 L 9/23 at Pennsylvania 12-25 L 11/17 Lehigh* 14-35 L 9/19 Buffalo 49-28 W 9/20 Bucknell* 21-23 L 9/30 Columbia 52-14 W 9/26 at Princeton 35-38 L 9/27 at Brown 27-35 L 10/7 at Cornell 23-24 L 1991 (6-5, 3-2 Patriot League) 10/3 at Cornell 33-44 L 10/4 Columbia 31-3 W 10/14 Fordham 40-7 W Coach: Bill Russo 10/10 at Army 36-38 L 10/11 Colgate* 6-44 L 10/21 at Army 20-34 L 9/14 Buffalo 42-21 W 10/17 Harvard 31-29 W 10/18 at Cornell 34-41 (OT)L 10/28 Colgate* 38-33 W 9/21 at Va. Military Inst. 21-42 L 10/24 at Fordham* 44-21 W 10/25 Towson* 38-0 W 11/4 at Bucknell* 33-54 L 9/28 Yale 14-24 L 10/31 at Colgate* 37-28 W 11/1 New Haven 0-38 L 11/18 at Lehigh* 36-21 W 10/5 at Pennsylvania 20-12 W 11/7 Holy Cross* 15-6 W 11/15 at Holy Cross* 34-23 W 10/12 Bucknell* 20-16 W 11/14 at Bucknell* 49-7 W 11/22 at Lehigh* 31-43 L 1990 (4-7, 1-4 Patriot League) 10/19 Columbia 30-15 W 11/21 Lehigh* 32-29 W Coach: Bill Russo 10/26 at Hofstra 17-60 L 1998 (3-8, 3-3 Patriot League) 9/8 Kutztown 32-16 W 11/2 at Holy Cross* 14-48 L 1993 (5-4-2, 3-1-1 Patriot League) Coach: Bill Russo 9/15 Bucknell* 14-24 L 11/9 Fordham* 33-7 W Coach: Bill Russo 9/12 at Northeastern 7-41 L 9/22 at Yale 17-18 L 11/16 Colgate* 48-31 W 9/11 Bucknell* 31-14 W 9/19 Buffalo 14-16 L 9/29 Pennsylvania 20-13 W 11/23 at Lehigh* 18-36 L 9/18 at Buffalo 29-15 W 9/26 Brown 21-23 L 10/6 at Columbia 41-34 W 9/25 Princeton 7-21 L 10/3 at Dartmouth 10-13 (OT)L 10/13 Cornell 16-38 L 10/2 at Harvard 16-21 L 10/10 at Towson* 27-7 W 10/9 at Columbia 58-6 W 10/17 Princeton 0-28 L 10/16 Hofstra 17-17 T 10/24 at Bucknell* 22-33 L 10/23 Fordham* 27-12 W 10/31 Holy Cross* 28-17 W 10/30 Colgate* 7-7 T 11/7 at Fordham* 27-20 W 11/6 at Holy Cross* 52-27 W 11/14 at Colgate* 27-42 L 11/13 at Army 12-35 L 11/21 Lehigh* 7-31 L 11/20 at Lehigh* 14-39 L 1999 (4-7, 2-4 Patriot League) 1994 (5-6, 5-0 Patriot League) Coach: Bill Russo Patriot League Champions 9/11 at Towson* 7-35 L Coach: Bill Russo 9/18 at Holy Cross* 12-30 L 9/10 East Stroudsburg 14-31 L 9/25 at Brown 28-35 L 9/17 at Pennsylvania 7-27 L 10/2 Dartmouth 20-10 W 9/24 Hofstra 6-27 L 10/9 Colgate* 14-56 L 10/1 at Columbia 13-28 L 10/16 at Princeton 10-22 L 10/8 Dartmouth 15-27 L 10/23 Bucknell* 22-21 W 10/15 at Navy 0-7 L 10/30 Marist 38-13 W 10/22 Holy Cross* 17-9 W 11/6 Fordham* 27-7 W 10/29 at Bucknell* 56-14 W 11/13 Duquesne 17-28 L 11/5 at Colgate* 14-6 W 11/20 at Lehigh* 12-14 L 11/12 at Fordham* 34-6 W 11/19 Lehigh* 54-20 W 2000 (2-9, 1-5 Patriot League) Coach: Frank Tavani 1995 (4-6-1, 3-2 Patriot League) 9/9 Towson* 20-42 L Coach: Bill Russo 9/16 Princeton 24-17 W 9/9 at Buffalo 24-17 W 9/23 at Pennsylvania 28-45 L 9/16 at Hofstra 0-26 L 9/30 Harvard 19-42 L 9/23 Pennsylvania 8-28 L 10/7 at Columbia 22-47 L 9/30 Columbia 10-10 T 10/14 at Bucknell* 30-42 L 10/7 at Dartmouth 7-14 L 10/21 Holy Cross* 28-13 W 10/14 at Princeton 0-41 L 10/28 at Colgate* 14-17 L 10/21 at Holy Cross* 27-17 W 11/4 at Fordham* 28-31 L 10/28 at Bucknell* 11-30 L 11/11 at Duquesne 14-23 L 11/4 Colgate* 35-9 W 11/18 Lehigh* 17-31 L 11/11 Fordham* 24-21 (OT)W 11/18 at Lehigh* 30-37 (OT)L 2001 (2-8, 1-6 Patriot League) Coach: Frank Tavani 1996 (5-5, 2-2 Patriot League) 9/8 at Towson* 13-16 (OT)L Coach: Bill Russo 9/15 at Princeton cancelled 9/14 Millersville 29-17 W 9/22 Pennsylvania 0-37 L 9/21 Northeastern 6-36 L 9/29 at Harvard 14-38 L 9/28 Cornell 30-19 W 10/6 Columbia 31-14 W Erik Marsh ’95 10/5 at Harvard 17-7 W 10/13 Bucknell* 16-17 L 10/12 at Fordham* cancelled 10/20 at Holy Cross* 53-63 L 10/19 at Columbia 0-3 L 10/27 Colgate* 16-20 L 10/26 at Colgate* 9-40 L 11/3 Fordham* 24-45 L Erik Marsh ’95 is the all-time leading rusher in Lafayette history 11/2 at Army 21-41 L 11/10 at Georgetown* 37-17 W 11/9 Bucknell* 23-7 W 11/17 at Lehigh* 6-41 L with 4,834 yards. A two-time All-American, Marsh helped lead the 11/16 Holy Cross* 38-21 W Leopards to Patriot League championships in 1992 and 1994.V 11/23 Lehigh* 19-23 L

2013 122 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 2002-present 2002 (7-5, 5-2 Patriot League) 2005 (8-4 , 5-1 Patriot League) 2007 (7-4, 4-2 Patriot League) 2010 (2-9, 1-4 Patriot League) Coach: Frank Tavani Patriot League Champions Coach: Frank Tavani Coach: Frank Tavani 9/7 Monmouth 30-29 W Coach: Frank Tavani 9/1 Marist 49-10 W 9/11 Georgetown* 28-24 L 9/14 Towson* 23-7 W 9/13 at Marist 40-21 W 9/8 at Georgetown* 28-7 W 9/18 at Penn 19-14 L 9/21 Pennsylvania 21-52 L 9/10 Richmond 7-0 W 9/15 at Penn 8-7 W 9/25 at Princeton 36-33 (2OT)L 9/28 at Princeton 19-34 L 9/17 Princeton 21-23 L 9/22 Princeton 20-14 L 10/2 Harvard 35-10 L 10/5 at Duquesne 22-23 L 9/24 Fordham* 27-10 W 10/6 Columbia 29-0 W 10/9 at Columbia 42-28 L 10/12 at Columbia 28-21 W 10/1 at Georgetown* 12-7 W 10/13 at Harvard 44-23 L 10/16 Stony Brook 28-21 W 10/19 Georgetown 35-17 W 10/8 Columbia 14-7 W 10/20 Fordham* 36-27 L 10/23 at Fordham 14-10 L 10/26 at Fordham* 26-33 L 10/15 Harvard 17-24 L 10/27 Colgate* 31-21 L 10/30 at Bucknell* 33-22 W 11/2 at Colgate* 24-31 L 10/29 Bucknell* 33-20 W 11/3 Bucknell* 34-7 W 11/6 at Colgate* 24-14 L 11/9 at Bucknell* 19-3 W 11/5 Colgate* 15-18 L 11/10 at Holy Cross* 31-21 W 11/13 Holy Cross* 37-27 L 11/16 Holy Cross* 42-13 W 11/13 at Holy Cross* 41-21 W 11/18 at Lehigh* 21-17 W 11/20 Lehigh* 20-13 L 11/23 Lehigh* 14-7 W 11/20 at Lehigh* 23-19 W 11/27 at Appalachian State 23-34 L 2008 (7-4, 3-3 Patriot League) 2011 (4-7, 1-4 Patriot League) 2003 (5-6, 2-5 Patriot League) (NCAA Playoffs) Coach: Frank Tavani Coach: Frank Tavani Coach: Frank Tavani 9/6 at Marist 28-6 W 9/3 at North Dakota St. 42-6 L 9/6 Marist 49-0 W 2006 (6-6, 5-1 Patriot League) 9/13 Georgetown* 24-6 W 9/10 at Georgetown* 14-13 L 9/13 at Towson* 13-19 L Patriot League Champions 9/27 Penn 24-17 W 9/17 at Penn 37-12 W 9/27 Princeton 28-13 W Coach: Frank Tavani 10/4 Harvard 27-13 L 9/24 at Stony Brook 37-20 L 10/4 Georgetown* 10-17 L 9/2 at Sacred Heart 25-14 W 10/11 at Columbia 13-3 W 10/1 HARVARD 31-3 L 10/11 Columbia 41-27 W 9/9 at Bucknell* 21-0 W 10/18 at Liberty 35-21 W 10/15 YALE 28-19 W 10/18 at Harvard 27-34 L 9/16 Penn 21-11 L 10/25 at Fordham* 48-13 W 10/22 FORDHAM 45-24 W 10/25 Fordham* 30-32 L 9/23 at Princeton 26-14 L 11/1 at Colgate* 21-13 L 10/29 BUCKNELL* 39-13 L 11/1 Colgate* 31-47 L 9/30 Yale 37-34 L 11/8 at Bucknell* 38-21 W 11/5 COLGATE* 37-24 (OT) W 11/8 Bucknell* 35-17 W 10/14 at Harvard 24-7 L 11/15 Holy Cross* 27-26 L 11/12 at Holy Cross* 29-24 L 11/15 at Holy Cross* 41-13 W 10/21 Holy Cross 38-28 L 11/22 Lehigh* 31-15 L 11/19 at Lehigh* 37-13 L 11/22 at Lehigh* 10-30 L 10/28 at Colgate* 27-10 W 11/4 at Fordham* 31-24 W 2009 (8-3, 4-2 Patriot League) 2012 (5-6, 2-4 Patriot League) 2004 (8-4 , 5-1 Patriot League) 11/11 Georgetown* 45-14 W Coach: Frank Tavani Coach: Frank Tavani Patriot League Champions 11/18 Lehigh* 49-27 W 9/12 at Georgetown* 28-3 W 9/8 at William & Mary 17-14 W Coach: Frank Tavani 11/25 at Massachusetts 35-14 L 9/19 Liberty 19-13 L 9/15 PENN 28-21 W 9/4 Marist 48-7 W (NCAA Playoffs) 9/26 Penn 20-17(OT)W 9/22 at Bucknell* 20-14 W 9/11 at Georgetown* 17-6 W 10/3 at Yale 31-14 W 9/29 at Robert Morris 31-28 L 9/18 at Princeton 18-35 L 10/10 Columbia 24-21 W 10/6 PRINCETON 35-14 L 9/25 at Richmond 21-16 W 10/17 at Harvard 35-18 W 10/13 at Yale 20-10 W 10/2 Harvard 23-38 L 10/24 Fordham* 26-21 W 10/20 HOLY CROSS* 30-13 W 10/9 at Columbia 35-14 W 10/31 Bucknell* 35-14 W 10/27 GEORGETOWN* 20-17 L 10/16 at Bucknell* 14-13 W 11/7 Colgate* 56-49 W 11/3 at Colgate* 65-41 L 10/23 at Fordham* 35-20 W 11/14 Holy Cross* 28-26 L 11/10 at Fordham 36-27 L 11/6 at Colgate* 19-22 L 11/21 Lehigh* 27-21 (OT)L 11/17 LEHIGH* 38-21 L 11/13 Holy Cross* 56-20 W 11/20 Lehigh* 24-10 W 11/27 at Delaware 14-28 L * denotes conference games (NCAA Playoffs)

All-Time Record: 659-565-39 (.537) All-Time Record vs. Patriot League Members: 188-173-16 (.520) Record in Patriot League Play (1986-present): 79-69-1 (.534)

Patriot League Champions, 2004 Patriot League Champions, 2005

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College Football’s Most-Played Rivalry LAFAYETTE-LEHIGH GAME MVP Beginning with the 1960 meeting, the “The Lehigh-Lafayette game is an integral part of a college education. The media in attendance at the Lafayette- game provides thrills and excitement and instills an attitude that is essential to Lehigh football game have selected the succeed in all walks of life. Traditions, pregame hype and celebrations are all game’s Most Valuable Player. There have as important as the game itself. been seven two-time winners of the MVP No other football rivalry is quite like Lehigh-Lafayette. The traditions are pure Award: Tom Costello, Erik Marsh, Brad and the festivities are genuine. Sportswriters are afraid to predict the winner, Maurer and Jonathan Hurt of Lafayette, oddsmakers shy from a point spread and coaches don’t have to worry about and Marty Horn, Kim McQuilken and J.B. getting their players up for the game. Previous records, scores and games Clark of Lehigh. Just two times have there against common opponents are meaningless. It’s one game—all or nothing.” been co-MVP’s (1976 and 2006).

Preface 5IF-BGBZFUUF-FIJHI.71XJOOFST Legends of Lehigh-Lafayette through the years: Todd Davidson and Bob Donchez D&D Publishing Company, 1995 1960 Al Richmond (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 1961 Boyd Taylor (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 1962 Walt King (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 1963 Les Kish (Lehigh), QB, So. 1964 George Hossenlopp (Lafayette), QB, Sr. 1965 Hal Yeich (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 1966 Rick Craw (Lafayette), TB, Jr. 1967 Art Renfro (Lehigh), LB, Sr. 1968 Jim Petrillo (Lehigh), RB, So. 1969 Don Diorio (Lehigh), RB, So. 1970 Rick Nowell (Lafayette), WR/PK, Sr. 1971 Jack Rizzo (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 1972 Kim McQuilken (Lehigh), QB, Jr. Series Facts 1973 Kim McQuilken (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 1974 Joe Alleva (Lehigh), QB, Sr. First Meeting: 1975 Joe Sterrett (Lehigh), QB, Sr. Oct. 25, 1884; Easton—Lafayette 50, Lehigh 0 1976 Mark Jones (Lafayette), QB, Sr. Last Meeting: Nov. 17, 2011; Easton—Lehigh 38, Lafayette 21 Rod Gardner (Lehigh), RB, Sr. Series Record: Lafayette leads, 76-67-5 (.530) (148 games) 1977 Mike Reiker (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 1978 Steve Kreider (Lehigh), WR, Sr. In Easton: Lafayette leads, 41-29-5 1979 Joe Rabuck (Lehigh), RB, So. In Bethlehem: Lehigh leads, 37-35 1980 Mike Crowe (Lehigh), DE, Sr. Neutral Site: Lehigh won the lone neutral game of the series in 1981 Frank Novak (Lafayette), QB, So. 1982 Jack Gatehouse (Lafayette), WR, Sr. Wilkes-Barre on Nov. 25, 1891 (16-2) 1983 Marty Horn (Lehigh), QB, So. Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Nov. 18, 1944; 1984 Jim Johnson (Lafayette), QB, Fr. 1985 Marty Horn (Lehigh), QB, Sr. Easton—Lafayette 64, Lehigh 0 1986 Bruce McIntyre (Lafayette), TB, Sr. Largest Margin of Victory (Lehigh): Nov. 24, 1917; Bethlehem 1987 Mark McGowan (Lehigh), QB, Jr. —Lehigh 78, Lafayette 0 1988 Tom Costello (Lafayette), TB, Fr. 1989 Tom Costello (Lafayette), TB, So. Last Shutout: Nov. 22, 1980; Easton—Lehigh 32, Lafayette 0 1990 Erick Torain (Lehigh), RB, Sr. Last Tie: Nov. 21, 1964; Easton, Lafayette 6, Lehigh 6 1991 Glenn Kempa (Lehigh), QB, Sr. (100th meeting) 1992 Erik Marsh (Lafayette), TB, So. 1993 Scott Semptimphelter (Lehigh), QB, Sr. Points Scored in Series: Lafayette 2,637; Lehigh 2,195 1994 Erik Marsh (Lafayette), TB, Sr. Longest Lafayette Win Streak: 10 wins, 1919-28 1995 Brian Klingerman (Lehigh), WR, Sr. Longest Lehigh Win Streak: 1996 Phil Stambaugh (Lehigh), QB, Fr. 7 wins; 1995-2001 1997 Rabih Abdullah (Lehigh), RB, Sr. Miscellaneous Facts: The schools played each other twice per 1998 Ron Jean (Lehigh), RB, Jr. season from 1884-1901. They met three times in 1891 and did 1999 Ron Jean (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 2000 Matt Salvaterra (Lehigh), DB, So. not meet in 1896, due to a player eligibility dispute between the 2001 Josh Snyder (Lehigh), WR, Sr. two schools. 2002 Joe McCourt (Lafayette), TB, So. 2003 Jermaine Pugh (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 2004 Brad Maurer (Lafayette), QB, So. 2005 Jonathan Hurt (Lafayette), TB, Jr. 2006 Brad Maurer (Lafayette), QB, Sr. Jonathan Hurt (Lafayette), TB, Sr. 2007 Rob Curley (Lafayette),QB, So. 2008 J.B. Clark (Lehigh), QB, So. 2009 J.B. Clark (Lehigh), QB, Jr. 2010 Al Pierce (Lehigh), LB, Sr. 2011 Chris Lum (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 2012 Michael Colvin, QB, Sr.

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