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Lawrence University (2-4, 1-3 MWC) at Lake Forest College (5-2, 3-2 MWC) Saturday, Oct. 22, 2016, 1 p.m., Farwell Field, Lake Forest, Ill. Webcast The Foresters also blocked an of 11 and 24 yards to move to to the The game webcast is at: https:// extra point that proved to be the win- Lake Forest 10-yard line. portal.stretchinternet.com/lawrence/. ning margin. After a pair of incompletions, the Lawrence trailed by a point when Vikings were called for offensive pass The Series it took over at its own 36-yard line with interference with six seconds left. In a series that stretches all the 9:51 left. The Vikings took 13 plays to O’Mahoney lined up for a 42-yard way back to 1902, Lawrence holds a move all the way to the Lake Forest field goal, but the kick was blocked 27-22 advantage over the Foresters. two-yard line before being stopped. again as time expired. The teams played regularly from the Freshman Patrick O’Mahoney lined Barthelmess ran 21 times for 124 early part of the 20th century until up for a 19-yard field goal, and the yards, and he completed 24 of 36 1935. The teams didn’t play from 1936 kick was blocked. The ball went out passes for 284 yards and a touch- through 1973, and the series started of the end zone and Lake Forest took down. Taylor Mandich grabbed seven again in 1974 when the Foresters over at its own 20 with 2:41 left. passes for 95 yards for the Vikings. joined the Midwest Conference. Lake Lawrence was out of timeouts, The Lawrence offense piled up Forest has won the last seven meet- but the Foresters failed to pick up a 450 yards of offense, including 166 ings, and Lawrence’s biggest win in first down. Lake Forest did the Vikings on the ground. The Lawrence defense the rivalry, a 52-20 triumph, came in a favor by throwing an incomplete limited Lake Forest to just 239 yards, 2005. pass on third down to stop the clock. and the Foresters were just 3-for-11 Lake Forest punted, and Lawrence on third down. Last Meeting got the ball back at its own 23 with 47 Lake Forest blocked two fields in seconds left. Last Week the final three minutes, including one Lawrence quarterback Luke St. Norbert scored 35 second- on the last play of the game, to hang Barthelmess hit Sam Wagner with a quarter points Saturday to break on for a 14-13 Midwest Conference 32-yard completion on the first play open a close game and went on to a win over Lawrence on Sept. 14, 2013, to move the ball to the Lake Forest 62-0 Midwest Conference victory over in the Banta Bowl. 45. Barthelmess then ripped off runs Lawrence on Ron Roberts Field at the 2016 Lawrence University Schedule and Results Date Opponent Time/Result Fast Fact Sept. 3 at Presentation L, 17-10 LU’s Pat O’Mahoney boots career-long 45-yard FG Sept. 10 Finlandia W, 14-5 LU defense holds Finlandia to 43 yards in second half Sept. 24 Illinois College L, 40-15 Terrell Myers ties MWC record with 100-yard kick return Oct. 1 Beloit W, 36-22 Ryan Butterfield has 2nd-longest TD run in LU history Oct. 8 at Macalester L, 17-7 LU outgains MAC by 86 yards and has 11:40 edge in TOP Oct. 15 St. Norbert L, 62-0 SNC breaks game open with 35-point second quarter Oct. 22 at Lake Forest 1 p.m. Series with Foresters stretches back to 1902 Oct. 29 Grinnell 1 p.m. LU lost 2 to Grinnell last season by a combined 15 points Nov. 5 at Knox 1 p.m. LU combined for 104 points 2011-12 games vs. Knox Nov. 12 at Ripon 1 p.m. Rivalry with Red Hawks is state’s oldest, dating to 1893 Banta Bowl. The game turned early in the sec- ond quarter with St. Norbert holding a 6-0 lead. Lawrence had driven from its 25-yard line all the way to the St. Norbert 29, but Ryan Butterfield’s pass on fourth-and-three fell incom- plete. J.T. Crosby hit Samuel Staehling on a 71-yard scoring pass on the next play, and St. Norbert led 13-0. After St. Norbert got another one-play drive Midwest Conference Standings on Elijah Fort’s 41-yard touchdown run for a 20-0 lead, the Vikings fum- North Division MWC Overall bled the ensuing kickoff. W L W L St. Norbert took over at the Monmouth 4 0 6 0 Lawrence four, and Fort scored two St. Norbert 4 0 4 2 plays later for a 27-0 edge. Crosby Illinois College 4 1 5 2 added two more short scoring runs, one set up by a fumbled punt, and Macalester 4 1 5 2 the Green Knights led 41-0 at the half. Lake Forest 3 2 5 2 The Vikings put together two nice Beloit 2 3 3 4 drives in the second half, moving to Lawrence 1 3 2 4 the St. Norbert six on one and the Cornell 1 3 2 4 Green Knights’ 17 on the other, but Knox 1 3 1 5 came up with no points. Ripon 1 4 1 6 Quarterback Philip Santiago ran nine times for 56 yards and was 6-of- Grinnell 0 5 0 7 12 passing for 49 yards for the Vikings. Butterfield, who started the game at Last Saturday’s Results Saturday’s Games quarterback, had 13 carries for 47 St. Norbert 62, Lawrence 0 Lawrence at Lake Forest yards and was 2-of-11 passing for four Beloit 24, Ripon 14 Macalester at Beloit yards. Illinois College 35, Knox 28 Ripon at St. Norbert Crosby ran 13 times for 83 yards Monmouth 63, Grinnell 0 Knox at Cornell and three touchdowns for St. Norbert Lake Forest 35, Macalester 14 Monmouth at Illinois College and completed 12-of-19 passes for 199 yards. Fort ran 11 times for 80 yards and three touchdowns. Jim Catanzaro (Greenville 2000) is in at least three games every fall since Staehling had two catches for 104 his eighth season at Lake Forest and 1893, with the exception of the 1917 yards. has a record of 36-41 (.468). when no games were played due to Linebacker Hunter Adams fin- World War I. ished with a game-high 11 tackles for Vikings Update Lawrence. Linebacker Jake Gostisha uThe Vikings are uLawrence continues to split the finished with nine stops and picked going for program quarterback duties between sopho- off his fourth pass of the season. victory No. 500 more Ryan Butterfield (McDonough, on Saturday. Law- Ga./Strong Rock Christian) and fresh- The Coaches rence’s win over man Philip Santiago (Boynton Beach, Rob McCarthy Beloit was 499 in 123 seasons of Law- Fla./Boca Raton). Butterfield started (Concordia Moor- rence football. Among Midwest Con- and was 2-for-11 passing for just four head 1989) is in his ference teams, only three are in the yards. He also ran 13 times fo 47 yards. second season as 500-win club. Monmouth has 552 vic- Santiago was 6-for-12 passing for 49 Lawrence’s head tories, Ripon has 545 and Cornell has yards and ran nine times for 56 yards. coach and has a re- 511. Lawrence has an overall record of Their passing totals on the season are cord of 3-13 (.188). Rob McCarthy 499-464-29. The Vikings have played nearly identical as Santiago is com- pleting 45.9 percent of his passes and Butterfield is at 45.7. Santiago is aver- Lawrence University Football Facts aging 6.6 yards per carry, and Butter- field is at 5.1. Location Appleton, Wis. Founded 1847 uLawrence did man- Enrollment 1,500 age 147 yards on the President Mark Burstein ground against St. Affiliation NCAA Division III Norbert, and But- Conference Midwest Conference terfield and running Nickname Vikings back Donnel Haley School Colors Blue and White (Chicago, Ill./Loyola) Home Field Banta Bowl (capacity 3,676) are the team’s lead- Ryan Butterfield ing rushers. Butter- Director of Athletics Christyn Abaray field has 51 carries for 260, and Haley First season of football 1893 has 54 carries for 251, an average of Seasons of football 123 4.6 per carry. All-time overall record 499-464-29 (.518) Midwest Conference record 265-299-13 (.471) uSenior Trevor Spina (Henderson, Midwest Conference titles 16 Nev./Corornado) was held without a 1922, 1924, 1929, 1938, 1942, 1946, 1947, 1949, 1951, 1966, catch against St. Norbert but contin- 1967, 1975, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1986 ues to lead the team with 18 catches NCAA playoff appearances 1 (1981) for 212 yards and a touchdown. uLawrence ranks 10th in the Mid- 8.0 TFLs and paces the squad with 3.0 broke free for a 44-yard touchdown west Conference in scoring offense at sacks. Ellis has 22 tackles on the sea- run in the next play to seal the victory 13.7 points per game. The Vikings are son. for the Foresters. 10th in total offense at 294.2 yards per game. uRookie Terrell Myers Jr. (Marietta, uRunning back Joey Valdivia had a Ga./Marietta) picked up a pair of pass huge game against Macalester as he uLinebacker Jake breakups against St. Norbert and ran 30 times for 278 yards and four Gostisha (Appleton, leads the team with five on the sea- touchdowns.
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