West Chester Football Media Information

The 2016 West Chester University football RADIO/TELEVISION media guide is designed to assist media in its BROADCASTS Sports Information coverage of the Golden Rams during the upcom- ing season. Internet, radio and television stations seek- ing permission to broadcast games from John James Zuhlke Below is a list of media services available to Sports Information help members of the media in their coverage of A. Farrell Stadium should contact West Chester the Golden Rams’ program. We hope you will University’s sports information department Director take full advantage of the services offered by the at least two weeks prior to the game. Internet, sports information department, as we are here radio and TV stations using a courtesy line must Offi ce Phone: to serve you. Please make note of the following call collect, use a calling card or provide for an (610) 436-2235 services available throughout the 2016 season. incoming call. All broadcasters must be set up Should additional information be required, please 90 minutes prior to kickoff. Offi ce Fax: do not hesitate to contact us. POSTGAME INTERVIEWS (610) 436-1020 Postgame interviews featuring players and CREDENTIALS coaches from both teams will be conducted Mailing Address: All requests for working press, photo and approximately 10 minutes after the conclusion Dept. of Athletics broadcast credentials for West Chester’s 2016 of the contest on the fi eld. Adjustments in the West Chester University home football games should be made in writing postgame process, due to inclement weather, West Chester, PA 19383 on company letterhead at least 10 days prior to will be announced in the press box if necessary. the game for which credentials will be requested. Please direct all requests to James Zuhlke, Sports PHOTOGRAPHY Information Director, Department of Athletics, Credentials for sideline photographers are Directions to West Chester West Chester University, West Chester, PA 19383. available by contacting James Zuhlke in West Requests may also be faxed to (610) 436-1020. Chester University’s sports information offi ce From Philadelphia All credentials that cannot be mailed will be left at: (610) 436-2235 with priority given to those Take I-95 South to Exit 3A to merge onto US-322 West (Conchester Hwy toward West at will call located at the main entrance to John agencies covering the participating schools on a A. Farrell Stadium. Chester). Turn left at US-1 West (Baltimore regular basis. Pike). Turn right at US-202 North (Wilming- Photographers can pick up flipcards and ton Pike). Turn left onto PA-926 West (Street PRESS BOX rosters in the John A. Farrell press box prior to Rd). Take fi rst right onto S. New St. Stadium Because of the limited space available in kickoff. Photographers are not permitted in-be- is approximately 2 miles up on the right. Farrell Stadium’s press box, media agencies tween the 30-yard lines and must remain outside covering the visiting team will be given priority, the restraining lines surrounding the fi eld. From Western (PA Turnpike) along with West Chester’s media outlets that Take Pennsylvania Turnpike to Exit 312 (PA- 100 and West Chester/Pottstown). Stay left cover the Golden Rams’ football program on a SCOUTING/OFFICIALS OBSERVERS after toll booth onto PA-100 South toward regular basis. Scouts and those assigned to observe the West Chester. Follow PA-100 to US-202 The press box will accommodate 50 people. game officials must call ahead to the sports South. Exit onto US-202 S. Exit at Business Included in the press box are two coaching information offi ce, (610) 436-2235, to reserve District/West Chester University onto High booths, a fi lming area, a radio booth and a work- press box space. Every effort will be made to St. Turn left at Rosedale Ave. Turn left at S. ing press area. accommodate scouts in the press box. However, New St. Stadium is approximately 3/4 mile space is limited and priority will be given to me- down on the left-hand side. PRESS HOSPITALITY dia outlets covering both schools. West Chester From New Jersey Turnpike (North or South) Food and refreshments are served throughout University assumes no responsibility for scouts Follow PA Turnpike West for approximately the game in the John A. Farrell press box on or offi cials observers, who appear at the press box 35 miles and take Exit 326 for Valley Forge, game day. unannounced and without reservations for space. Take Exit 328A for US-202 South (Swedes- ford Rd., West Chester/Pottstown). Keep left at the fork and merge onto US-202 S. Exit STATISTICAL SERVICES LIVE STATS onto US-202 S. Exit at Business District/West Prior to kickoff, media will be provided with a West Chester University’s athletic department Chester University onto High St. Turn left at game sheet, updated game notes (as available), a continues its thorough coverage of Golden Rams’ Rosedale Ave. Turn left at S. New St. Stadium fl ipcard with rosters and projected starting lineups football with “Live Stats” off its homepage on is approximately 3/4 mile on the left. and any last minute lineup changes. the internet at www.wcupagoldenrams.com via During the game, a running play-by-play and Internet Consulting Services, Inc., (ICS) SIDE- From Delaware, Maryland, and points South quickie stats at the end of each quarter and half ARM technology. Take I-95 North to Exit 8 onto US-202 North/ Concord Pike toward West Chester. Con- will also be distributed. Additionally, WCHE 1520 AM Radio and the university’s student-run radio station 91.7 tinue to follow US-202 N. into Pennsylvania. Following the game, a complete postgame Turn left onto PA-926 West (Street Rd). Take statistical package will be distributed to media WCUR-FM both broadcast West Chester Univer- fi rst right onto S. New St. Stadium is approx- containing a scoring summary, fi nal team and sity home football games. All games, including imately 2 miles up on the right. individual statistics, complete play-by-play, drive road contests will be carried by WCHE 1520 AM charts, defensive stats and a participation list. radio as well with a 30-minute pre-game show From Commodore Barry Bridge (N.J.) Postgame statistical packages will be available and a 30-minute post-game show. Take Exit 3A to merge onto US-322 West approximately 25 minutes after the conclusion Live video web streaming is provided by (Conchester Hwy toward West Chester). of the game. Sports Fan Base Network (SFBN) while three Turn left at US-1 West (Baltimore Pike). Turn football games during the 2016 campaign will right at US-202 North (Wilmington Pike). be televised live by SportsFever TV Network. Turn left onto PA-926 West (Street Rd). Take fi rst right onto S. New St. Stadium is approx- imately 2 miles up on the right.

2012 Online Guide 1 West Chester Football Quick Facts West Chester University Athletics

Location: ...... West Chester, PA 19383 Founded: ...... 1871 Enrollment: ...... 16,801 Nickname: ...... Golden Rams Colors: ...... Purple, Gold Affi liation: ...... NCAA, ECAC Conference: ...... Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC)

Interim President: ...... Dr. Christopher M. Fiorentino Director of Athletics: ...... Dr. Edward M. Matejkovic Sports Information Dir.: ...... James Zuhlke Email: ...... [email protected] Phone:...... (610) 436-2235 FAX: ...... (610) 436-1020 Press Box Phone: ...... (610) 350-8571 2016 Football Schedule Football Head Coach: ...... Bill Zwaan Date Opponent Time Football Offi ce: ...... (610) 436-3528 Sept. 3 at Bentley 12 p.m. Alma Mater (Yr.): ...... Delaware (’79) Sept. 10 SLIPPERY ROCK (Hall of Fame Day) 12 p.m. Record at West Chester (Yrs.): ...... 108-51 (13 yrs.) Overall Record (Yrs.): ...... 162-65 (19 yrs.) Sept. 17 at Edinboro 12 p.m. 2015 Final Overall Record: ...... 7-4 Sept. 24 LOCK HAVEN (Family Day)* 6 p.m. 2015 Final Ranking: ...... N/A Oct. 1 at Kutztown* 6:05 p.m. 2015 Postseason: ...... N/A Oct. 8 SHIPPENSBURG (Community Day)* 12 p.m. 2015 PSAC Record/Finish:...... 6-1/1st PSAC East Oct. 15 at Bloomsburg* 2 p.m. All-Time Football Record: ...... 607-284-18 (.678) Oct. 22 CHEYNEY (Homecoming)* 2 p.m. Record since 1927 (NCAA): ...... 578-265-17 (.683) Oct. 29 at East Stroudsburg* 1:05 p.m. NCAA II Playoff Appearances: ...... 11 (9-11/.450) Nov. 5 MILLERSVILLE (Military)* 12 p.m...... (1988, 1989, 1992, 1994, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2013-14) Nov. 12 at Clarion^ 1 p.m. PSTCAC Championships:...... 8 * indicates PSAC East game ...... (1932, 1942, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1956, 1959) ^ PSAC Championship Game (opponent may change) PSAC Championship Game Appearances: ...... 15 (6-9) ...... (1960, 1961, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1969, ...... 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1986, 1987, 2008, 2015) 2015 Football Results PSAC East Championships:...... 22 ...... (1960, 1961, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, Date Opponent Result ...... 1973, 1974, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2007, 2008, Sept. 3 LENOIR-RHYNE L, 28-41 ...... 2013, 2015) Sept. 12 at Mercyhurst L, 35-37 Sept. 19 SETON HILL (Family Day) W, 48-38 Bowl Appearances:...... 8 (4-4) Sept. 26 at Millersville* W, 48-3 ...... 1947 Burley Bowl: vs. Carson-Newman, W, 20-6 Oct. 3 at Lock Haven* W, 33-9 ...... 1948 Cigar Bowl: vs. Missouri Valley, L, 7-26 Oct. 10 KUTZTOWN W, 44-14 ...... 1948 Burley Bowl: vs. Appalachian St., W, 7-2 Oct. 17 at Shippensburg* L, 11-27 ...... 1951 Pretzel Bowl: vs. Albright, W, 32-9 Oct. 24 BLOOMSBURG* (Homecoming) W, 33-22 ...... 1962 Cement Bowl: vs. Hofstra, W, 46-12 Oct. 31 at Cheyney* W, 41-20 ...... 1966 Tangerine Bowl: vs. Morgan State, L, 6-14 Nov. 7 EAST STROUDSBURG* W, 41-27 ...... 1967 Tangerine Bowl: vs. Tennessee-Martin, L, 8-25 Nov. 14 SLIPPERY ROCK^ L, 12-61 ...... 1973 Central Florida Classic: vs. Bethune-Cookman, L, 22-32 * indicates PSAC East game AFCA First Team All-America’s: ...... 13 ^ PSAC Championship Game ...... Charles Weber, NG (1952) ...... Richard Emerich, OT (1958) ...... Joe Iacone, RB (1961) ...... Joe Iacone, RB (1962) ...... Tom Pierantozzi, QB (1972) ...... Bill Blystone, RB (1976) ...... , OL (1987) Credits ...... Bill Hess, WR (1988) The 2016 West Chester University football media guide was ...... , LB (1992) ...... Kevin Ingram, WR (1999) designed to assist the media in its coverage of West Chester football ...... Mike Washington, WR (2008) and is an offi cial publication of the West Chester University athlet- ...... Ronell Williams, LB (2012) ics department. The guide was written, designed and edited by James ...... Rondell White, RB (2013) Zuhlke, sports information director. Editorial assistance was provided by Elena Hooven. Photos are courtesy of Ray Doyle, Scott Rowan, Tom Weishaar, Michael Zuhlke and West Chester University photography staff.

2 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football About The University

West Chester University, a member of the Pennsylvania State Sys- West Chester University will be a national model for excellence for tem of Higher Education, is a public, regional, comprehensive institution public regional comprehensive universities and is especially noted for: committed to providing access and offering high-quality undergraduate education, select post-baccalaureate and graduate programs, and a variety  Undergraduate programs that actively engage students in of educational and cultural resources for its students, alumni and citizens connecting the life of the mind to the world in which they live of southeastern Pennsylvania. and work. West Chester University is committed to attracting, enrolling and The responsiveness of its graduate and post-baccalaureate graduating quality students from a wide variety of educational, cultural programs to regional needs. and economic backgrounds. This endeavor requires the University to Its focus on providing lifelong-learning, technical, and applied attract and retain highly qualifi ed faculty and staff and to provide each skills essential to graduates’ success now and in the future. member of the University community with learning and leadership de- A commitment by faculty, staff, and administrators to provide velopment opportunities. To this end, the University supports and encour- access and to serve effectively the educational needs of a ages programs which benefi t all people and which seek to eradicate dis- diverse student body. crimination and injustice. We treasure what we believe to be the highest Its role as a leading educational and cultural resource and principles of American society: the worth and uniqueness of each individ- partner in fostering the economic, social, and cultural vitality ual, the belief that success is to be earned by individual effort put forth in of southeastern Pennsylvania. an environment founded on equality of opportunity, and the appreciation of the ideal of an inclusive society. We believe that it is incumbent upon all members of our community - staff, students, faculty and administrators - to conduct themselves with As a university owned by the citizens of Pennsylvania, civility toward one another at all times. We value the special talents and we value our mission to provide the best educational contributions of each member of our community. We further affi rm the opportunities possible which will enable the University worth and dignity of each member and the shared responsibility of all to treat each other as individuals, with respect and courtesy. community to successfully address the concerns of a As a university owned by the citizens of Pennsylvania, we value our global society. mission to provide the best educational opportu- nities possible which will enable the University community to successfully address the concerns of a global society. To this end, West Chester University seeks to provide diligent advising for students and to focus on teaching students to think clearly and critically, to make logical and ethical judgments, and to communicate effec- tively with others. West Chester University’s community strongly supports the principles of academic integrity and academic responsibility, viewing both as the province of every member of the campus community. We hold the highest esteem for teaching directed toward student learning and affi rm that mastery of content as well as mastery of teaching skills necessary to commu- nicate such content are paramount.

West Chester University is located in southeastern Pennsylvania just 25 miles west of Philadelphia and 17 miles north of Wilmington, Del. New York City and Washington D.C. are both accessible by car or train in less than three hours.

2012 Online Guide 3 West Chester Football University Administration University Interim President Director of Athletics Dr. Christopher M. Fiorentino Dr. Edward M. Matejkovic On April 1, 2016, Dr. Christopher M. Fio- Dr. Edward M. Matejkovic begins his 22nd rentino took the reins as interim president of year as the director of athletics at West Ches- West Chester University. Fiorentino, who ter University and 33rd overall as an educa- holds three degrees in economics (baccalau- tor, head coach and administrator in intercol- legiate athletics. A 1969 graduate of WCU, reate, master’s and doctorate) from Temple Matejkovic spent 11 years at SUNY Brock- University, joined WCU’s economics faculty port, before returning to his alma mater. in 1983. His role evolved from assistant pro- Last year, the Golden Rams won the F. Eu- fessor to dean of the College of Business of gene Dixon Trophy for the second consecu- Public Affairs to his most recent post as vice tive season and the third time in the last four president for External Operations. years. The trophy is given to the most suc- cessful overall athletic program in the Penn- Dr. Fiorentino has been active in numer- sylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) ous leadership roles on campus, helping to each year. In all, 23 of the 24 intercollegiate secure AACSB International accreditation for athletic programs at WCU participated in the School of Business; developing off-campus academic centers, includ- some postseason event last year. Twenty-one of the school’s 22 sports, ing the Graduate Center in West Goshen Township; and working with which compete in the PSAC, qualifi ed for the conference playoffs. Both faculty and supporters to create the Cottrell Entrepreneurial Leadership the men’s and women’s swimming teams won conference crowns while Center. Dr. Fiorentino also spearheaded the development of the Center the baseball team also won a PSAC championship. WCU fi nished the year ranked 27th out of 303 DII programs in the Learfi eld/Director’s Cup for Community Solutions, which links business and civic leaders with Standings. appropriate University faculty and staff. His responsibilities in his last Throughout his successful run over the past two decades, West position included University operations at the State System’s Center City Chester has won fi ve NCAA national championships, 23 NCAA regional Philadelphia site. crowns and 55 PSAC titles. Golden Rams athletics has won three national Dr. Fiorentino is married to WCU alumnae and assistant professor titles over the last six years. The baseball team brought home the fi rst Susan Fiorentino, ’86. The Fiorentinos have three children: Greg, a soft- national crown on the diamond by a school from the Commonwealth of ware engineer and WCU alum; Diana Marlin, a WCU grad and registered Pennsylvania at any level in the spring 2012. The storied fi eld hockey program also won back-to-back championships in 2011 and 2012. dietitian; and Jeff, a junior fi nance major at Penn State. They also have West Chester originally brought home the Dixon Trophy in 2012-13. two grandchildren. That year, West Chester captured four PSAC titles while watching seven of its programs reach the conference semifi nals. A former president of the D2 Athletic Director’s Association, a chapter of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), Matejkovic was named the Northeast Region Division II Ath- letic Director of the Year by NACDA in June 2009. He was also appointed to the NACDA Executive Committee at the 2011 convention in June of that year. Additionally, scholarship allotments have grown, along with the number of full-time assistant coaches at West Chester. Matejkovic has also helped spearhead a facility upgrade movement at the university that has resulted in the construction of Vonnie Gros Field with new lighting and bleachers, along with the installation of Hockey Gold surface by FieldTurf – the fi rst such installation of the state-of-the- art elliptical fi ber product in North America. West Chester’s soccer facil- ity had its natural grass surface replaced with fi eld turf in 2013 while Hol- linger Field House received a face-lift in the summer 2013 as well. Along the way, John A. Farrell Stadium has received new fi eld turf, the softball fi eld had bleachers installed, the 12 tennis courts on South Campus were redone and the rugby fi eld received bleachers while also getting fencing installed around its perimeter. Matejkovic’s experience and success as an athletic administrator have earned him involvement in several conference and regional com- mittees. Along with being the president of the D2 Athletic Director’s Association, Matejkovic was also the president of the PSAC Executive Committee for four years and continues to serve the PSAC on numerous other committees. He has also served as a member of the ECAC Board of Directors, the ECAC Finance Committee and the ECAC Membership Committee. He served as president of the ECAC during 2002-03. An active member of NACDA, Matejkovic served on the NCAA Student Athlete Reinstatement Committee, the NCAA DII East Region men’s basketball championship selection committee, men’s golf super regional committee and has served on the Board of Directors of the Divi- sion II ADA in various capacities for 10 years. He was recently appointed by the NCAA to the Football Task Force – a committee reviewing schol- arship allocations in the sport. The Coatesville, Pa., native earned both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from WCU, and his doctorate in Sports Administration/Athletic Facility Management from Temple University. Matejkovic joined the staff of SUNY Brockport in 1984 where he coordinated the sport man- agement program, served as head football coach - winning more football games than any coach in school history at the time - and fi nally served as the school’s athletics director. On September 22, 2001, Matejkovic was inducted into the Brockport Athletics Hall of Fame. In June of 2003, he was selected to the Temple University “Gallery of Success.” He resides in Kimberton, Pa., with his wife Rosemarie. He has three grown children and fi ve grandchildren. 4 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Facilities

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2012 Online Guide 7 West Chester Football Head Coach Bill Zwaan

Bill Zwaan In his fi rst 13 years at West Chester Uni- the New York Giants in 2011 and 2012, before begins his 14th versity, Zwaan has mentored seven players who moving over to the San Diego Chargers practice season as head were fi nalists for player of the year at their re- squad in 2013. DePalma spent the last two sea- coach of the spective positions. The most recent, defensive sons in the Canadian Football League with the Golden Rams, end Andrew Cohen, was a fi nalist for both the Saskatchewan Roughriders. having put to- Gene Upshaw Award and the Cliff Harris Award Former linebacker Sam Scott has enjoyed gether one of in 2015. He graduated as the PSAC’s all-time a lengthy career north of the border in the CFL. the most im- sacks leader with 33.5 to his credit. He ranked He enters his sixth season in Canada this sum- pressive coach- fourth in the country at Division II in sacks a mer, after signing a free agent contract with the ing resume’s in year ago. Winnipeg Blue Bombers. He previously spent the Pennsylva- Place-kicker, Shawn Leo, was named a fi - one year with the Calgary Stampede and four nia State Ath- nalist for the Fred Mitchell Award in both 2010 with the Hamilton Tiger Cats. letic Confer- and 2011, handed out to the national kicker of Last fall, Zwaan snared the PSAC East title ence during that span. the year, who examplifi es excellence both on the for the fourth time in his tenure at West Ches- Zwaan has won four PSAC Eastern Divi- fi eld and in their community. ter, reaching the PSAC Championship Game for sion titles (2004, 2007, 2008 and 2015) while Meanwhile former wide receiver Mike the second time. With a sophomore quarterback copping Coach of the Year plaudits each time. Washington was a fi nalist for the Harlon Hill and a young offensive line, the Golden Rams He has guided the Golden Rams to the NCAA II Trophy in 2008, handed out to the Division II pulled out a division crown under diffi cult cir- playoffs a school-record seven times while au- thoring the second-most wins in school history (108) and steering the institution to the national semifi nals twice (2004 and 2013). His 14 years of service to the Golden Rams football team ties him for the second longest stint as head coach in school history with the man he replaced in 2003 (Rick Daniels). Only the legendary W. Glenn Killinger coached West Chester football for a longer period of time (23 years). In 13 years on West Chester’s sideline, Zwaan has masterminded a 108-51 (.679) re- cord. He sports an overall record of 162-65 (.714) in 19 years. As he begins his second de- cade in the head coaching profession, Zwaan stands behind only the venerable Denny Douds (43 years at East Stroudsburg) in coaching sea- sons within the PSAC. Additionally, Zwaan’s 20 years of service as a head coach is tied for seventh across the nation in Division II in terms of longevity. His .714 career winning percentage ranks seventh among active head coaches in DII and 21st all-time among coaches who spent at least part of their career at the Division II level. His 165 career wins ranks fi fth nationally among active Bill Zwaan ranks among the Top 10 in both coaching victories and in career win- head coaches at DII and 41st all time. ning percentage for Division II head coaches. He has 165 career wins and an West Chester has never suffered a losing overall career winning percentage of .714. season in conference play under Zwaan’s tute- lage either, authoring a 71-18 mark against the national player of the year, and former standouts cumstances. The Golden Rams fi nished 6-1 in rest of the PSAC Eastern Division since 2003. Rondell White and Sean McCartney were each league play, before falling to nationally ranked The 19-year mentor col- fi nalists for the same award in 2013 and 2014, Slippery Rock in the conference championship lected his 100th career win against Lock Haven respectively. Additionally, linebacker, Ronell game to end the 2015 campaign. in the 2008 season opener and is one of only a Williams was named a fi nalist for the Cliff Har- Zwaan has guided his charges to the NCAA handful of college coaches to lead a school to ris Award in 2013, and defensive back Al-Hajj II playoffs in both 2013 and 2014, advancing the NCAA Tournament semifi nals at both the Shabazz was a fi nalist fo that honor in 2014. past the fi rst round on each occasion. In 2013, Division II and III levels, having guided West Shabazz, who signed a free agent contract the Golden Rams won a single-season best 13 Chester to the Division II semifi nals in both with the Indianapolis Colts and spent the NFL contests on their way to the national semifi nals. 2004 and 2013, and to the preseason in camp with the Tampa Bay Buc- In 2014, West Chester defeated PSAC rival Division III semifi nals in 2000. He was inducted caneers, signed on with the Pittsburgh Steelers Slippery Rock in the fi rst round, before falling into the Delaware County chapter of the Penn- following the 2015 NFL season and will tryou to Mountain East Conference champion Con- sylvania State Sports Hall of Fame in July 2008. for head coach Mike Tomlin’s squad this com- cord on the road in the second round. West Chester University has captured the ing fall.. Zwaan’s patented Spread Wing-T offense Team of the Year award handed out by the East- WR Dan DePalma, another product of has averaged better than 400 yards of total of- ern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) seven Zwaan’s Spread Wing-T offense, spent three fense per game in 11 of his 13 years at WCU times during Zwaan’s tenure (2004, 2006-09, seasons in the NFL on the practice squad for and scored at least 50 touchdowns per year in 2013-14). 8 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Head Coach Bill Zwaan

fi nalist for that very same West Chester boasted the conference’s award. The senior defensive second-ranked offense, averaging 428 yards per back earned All-America ac- game and scoring 58 touchdowns. Senior WR colades and was considered Mike Washington was the focal point of that of- among the top defensive fense, earning Division II fi rst team All-Ameri- backs in DII. ca accolades and being honored as one of eight Over the past four years, fi nalists for the Harlon Hill Trophy handed out West Chester has authored to the Division II player of the year. a 38-12 record and captured In 2007, West Chester posted an overall re- one PSAC Eastern Division cord of 9-3 en route to the PSAC Eastern Divi- crown. However, the re- sion crown with a perfect 5-0 mark. The Golden cent success of the Golden Rams once again reached the NCAA II playoffs. Rams follows a two-year After guiding the Golden Rams to a 9-4 stint of back-to-back losing mark in 2006, including a fi rst-round victory seasons in 2010 and 2011. over Bryant in the postseason, West Chester Bill Zwaan has guided his Golden Rams to the NCAA II They are the only two sub captured its second Lambert Cup in the previ- .500 seasons in Zwaan’s 19- ous three years as the top team in the East. Playoffs in 7 of his 13 years on West Chester Univer- year coaching career. Those In 2004, Zwaan was chosen the Pennsylva- sity’s sideline. experiences helped Zwaan nia State Athletic Conference Eastern Division re-evaluate what he and his coach of the year as his club posted a school- his fi rst six campaigns. The biggest reason for coaching staff were doing record 11 victories against just four losses. The Zwaan’s offensive success recently was at- and how they were doing it. The results speak Golden Rams won the PSAC East, captured the tributed to Sean McCartney, who graduated in for themselves. Division II Lambert Trophy for the fi rst time 2014 second all-time at the school in both pass- Since the end of the 2011 campaign, since 1967 and claimed an NCAA Division II ing yards and touchdowns. He became just the Zwaan has embraced the athletic department’s playoff victory for the fi rst time in the history of second signal-caller in school history to eclipse leadership program, named for former WCU the program. 9,000 yards passing and throw 90 TDs in a ca- quarterback Michael Horrocks, and the affect Zwaan’s magical run through the NCAA reer. McCartney, a fi nalist for the Harlon Hill has been a steady line of well-trained leaders on II playoffs ended with a loss to national power Trophy, was a master at Zwaan’s Spread Wing- the club, who organize and support each player Valdosta State (Ga.) in the semifi nals. It marked T system. In 2014, the Golden Rams set a school off the fi eld. The leadership program focuses the fi rst time that West Chester University won record averaging 500 yards of total offense per on teaching life skills to its cadets and showing the NCAA regional championship and advanced game – marking the fi rst time that WCU ever them ways in which they can help their fellow to the semifi nals in school history. averaged more than 500 yards per game. teammates improve. The former Widener University head foot- Despite having the reputation as a head Zwaan put together a 7-4 campaign in ball coach and director of athletics took over coach that favors throwing the ball, Zwaan’s 2009. The Golden Rams managed to win their the Golden Rams’ coaching reins in February of stable of running backs each fall wind up among fi nal three games of the season, after having 2003. He led West Chester to an 8-3 mark, its the conference leaders in rushing. Former RB been knocked out of the divisional champion- most wins in a season since 1999. Rondell White set 21 school records during his ship race. It marked the fi rst time since Zwaan’s four-year tenure at West Chester that ended in fi rst year at WCU that the football squad didn’t 2013. The consensus All-America running back reach the NCAAs and the fi rst time it was not THE ZWAAN FILE fi nished 2013 with 1,989 rushing yards, 843 nationally ranked in the Years Team Record Postseason receiving yards and 275 return yards. His 406 Coaches’ Association (AFCA) postseason poll 1997 Widener 7-3 carries also broke the NCAA Division II single- since 2005. 1998 Widener 8-3 ECACs season record. White is the only running back Despite the disappointment in not reaching 1999 Widener 6-4 in DII history to eclipse 400 rushing attempts the postseason in 2009, West Chester’s defense 2000 Widener 12-2 NCAAs in a single season. White is the Golden Rams’ was the top-ranked unit in the PSAC, high- 2001 Widener 12-1 NCAAs all-time leading rusher (4,336 yards). He was lighted by a run defense that yielded just over 2002 Widener 9-1 NCAAs named to the American Football Coaches’ Asso- 77 yards rushing per contest. The Golden Rams’ 6 years 54-14 (.794) ciation (AFCA) Division II All-America Team, offense was ranked third in the PSAC under the AP Little All-America Football Team and the guidance of sixth-year senior QB Joe Wright, 2003 West Chester 8-3 All-PSAC Eastern Division First Team while who fi nished the year as the loop’s second-rated 2004 West Chester 11-4 NCAAs being named the ECAC Offensive player of the passer. 2005 West Chester 8-4 NCAAs year and being honored by the Maxwell Foot- West Chester fi nished 9-4 in 2008 with 2006 West Chester 9-4 NCAAs ball Club and the Philadelphia Sports Writers’ the school’s second consecutive PSAC Eastern 2007 West Chester 9-3 NCAAs Association as regional player of the year on Division title in tow, marking the third straight 2008 West Chester 9-4 NCAAs both occasions. nine-win campaign and second straight unde- 2009 West Chester 7-4 Defensively, linebackers Ronell Williams feated conference slate. As a result, West Ches- 2010 West Chester 4-7 and Mike Labor are widely considered two ter captured the Division II team of the year 2011 West Chester 5-6 of the best Zwaan has overseen during his 12 award in the ECAC for the second straight sea- 2012 West Chester 7-4 years at West Chester. Williams was named a son. The Golden Rams made it fi ve postseason 2013 West Chester 13-2 NCAAs fi nalist for the inaugural Cliff Harris Award as appearances in a row, topping Southern Con- 2014 West Chester 11-2 NCAAs the top small college defensive football player necticut State, 52-32, in the fi rst round of the 2015 West Chester 7-4 in the country, representing nearly 500 NCAA NCAA playoffs and setting a school record for 13 years 108-51 (.679) Division II, III and NAIA colleges and univer- most points in a playoff game. 19 years 162-65 (.714) sities. In 2014, Al-Hajj Shabazz was named a 2012 Online Guide 9 West Chester Football Head Coach Bill Zwaan

In 2002, Zwaan completed his sixth and fi nal year as head coach of perennial NCAA Division III powerhouse Widener by leading the Pride to their third consecutive Middle Atlantic Conference championship with a 9-1 mark. He stepped down from his post as both head coach and the school’s athletics director to take over at West Chester. Zwaan still owns the highest winning percentage in school history at Widener Uni- versity with a .794 ledger (54-14). In 2001, he guided Widener to its second straight MAC title and a spot in the national quarterfi nals. He produced the fi rst undefeated regular season in 20 years and reached second in the Division III national polls for fi ve weeks during the cam- paign. In addition to being named the MAC and Region II coach of the year in 2000, and again in 2001, Zwaan was named the Tri-State Re- gion coach of the year by the Maxwell Foot- ball Club and was also honored as the Ameri- Head coach Bill Zwaan, and his son Bill Jr., celebrate West Chester’s Super Re- can Football Monthly coach of the year. gion 1 championship on the fi eld after the game with friends and family at Shep- Widener won a dozen games in both the herd University in 2014. The Golden Rams defeated the Rams, 28-7, to advance 2001 (12-1) and 2000 (12-2) seasons and the to the NCAA II semifi nals. Pride advanced to the NCAA Division III na- tional semifi nals in 2000. That year, Widener Former Widener University wide receiver also captured the Division III Lambert Cup and donor program through the assistance of Vil- Michael Coleman became the fi rst Pride drafted also won the Eastern College Athletic Confer- lanova head coach Andy Talley. Each spring, by the NFL in 20 years (2002) thanks to Zwaan’s ence Division III team of the year award. Zwaan’s football team holds a bone marrow tutelage. Jim Jones, who along with Coleman, Zwaan has produced 15 All-Americans drive on campus to sign people up and help helped form the most formidable receiving tan- and four academic All-Americans. His latest grow the list of potential donors. That effort has dem in the country, signed a free agent contract protégé, MLB Ronell Williams was the fi rst resulted in fi ve West Chester University stu- following the draft that same year. sophomore All-America selection in Zwaan’s dents being deemed a match and helping to save Former Widener standout T.J. Hess re- coaching career. Additionally, WR Mike a life. ceived two of the highest honors in the nation Washington caught for more than 4,000 yards Former football players Dom Dividio, as he was named Academic All-America of during his college career and set numerous re- Bill Pommerer and Jared Bonacquisti were all the Year for the college division (Divisions II, cords on the national, conference and school singled out as potential matches in 2011. All un- III, NAIA) and was one of 16 recipients of an levels. His record of 50 straight games with at derwent the extended testing necessary to deter- $18,000 postgraduate scholarship from the Na- least one pass reception is a Division II record mine if they are, in fact, a match for somebody. tional Football Foundation and College Hall of and one shy of the NCAA record at any level. Of the three, Jared Bonacquisti was a match for Fame while playing for Zwaan. a man in Illinois. Bonacquisti had the procedure Zwaan has been done and the process helped save that person’s an outspoken advo- life. All-Time Football Coaching Records cate for both Autism In 2013, one year after going through the Years Head Coach Yrs. W L T PCT Speaks and the “Be bone marrow transplant process, Bonacquisti 1934-41; 45-59 W. Glenn Killinger 23 147 41 12 .765 The Match” national met his match – so to speak – and had the op- 2003-Present Bill Zwaan 13 108 51 0 .679 marrow donor pro- portunity to meet the person who’s life he saved gram many college 1989-2002 Rick Daniels 14 91 69 1 .568 by donating his bone marrow. football programs The fourth WCU student-athlete found to 1965-71 Bob Mitten 7 51 15 0 .773 across all three di- be a potential match was All-America women’s 1984-88 Danny Hale 5 40 13 0 .755 visions around the lacrosse player, Tori Dugan. She went through 1960-65 Jim Bonder 6 39 9 0 .813 country have gotten the process before her senior year in 2012 and 1972-78 John Furlow 7 36 33 0 .522 involved with. Each was deemed a match as well. 1979-83 Otto Kneidinger 5 30 21 1 .587 fall, Zwaan and his Zwaan was a standout quarterback at the 1924-28 J. A. MacGovern 5 29 8 0 .784 football players take University of Delaware during his college play- 1929-31 B. Conover 3 11 8 2 .571 part in the Autism ing days, leading the Blue Hens to the 1974 1932-33 Howard Westcott 2 8 8 0 .500 Walk in Philadelphia NCAA Division II national championship game. that raises money for 1920, 22 Bert Hall 2 8 7 0 .533 He earned his bachelor’s of science degree in autism. Marketing Management in 1979. 1923 Herchel L. Mosier 1 7 0 0 1.000 Since 2007, Zwaan resides in Malvern, Pa., with his 1942 Henry J. Miller 1 5 3 1 .611 Zwaan has been in- wife Rosemary. Together, they raised two chil- 1921 Charles Martz 1 2 4 1 .357 volved with the “Be dren, Bill Jr., and Caroline. Zwaan’s son is a 94 612 290 18 .675 The Match” marrow 2008 graduate of West Chester University,

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Ferguson, who won the award in back-to-back campaigns in 2006 and 2007. Last season, Andrew Cohen was named the defensive player of the Mike Furlong year in the Eastern Division. Ben Tonan, eighth on the school’s all-time tackles chart, won back-to-back honors in 1996 and 1997. Defensive Coordinator/ During Furlong’s 26-year career on West Chester’s sideline, he has Linebackers mentored the school’s top three career tackling leaders in Ferguson, for- mer NFL linebacker Lee Woodall, and Williams. Additionally, six of the 27th season at WCU school’s top 10 all-time leaders in tackles played for Furlong. Ferguson earned D2Football.com second team All-America accolades in 2006. (Canisius ’86) A 1986 graduate of Canisius College in Buffalo, N.Y., with a degree in Physical Education, Furlong was a wide receiver for the Golden Griffs for three years. The one constant at West Chester University for more than a quarter He and his wife, Julie, and their children, Megan and Shawn, reside century has been Mike Furlong at his role as defensive coordinator for the in Honey Brook, Pa. Shawn will begin his freshman year at . All-Americans have rolled through Farrell Stadium writ- University in the fall while joining the Golden Rams squad as a lineback- ing the record books, and then re-writing them again. But, Furlong has er. marked the time. He is the longest tenured assistant coach on Zwaan’s staff and has overseen the defense the whole time. Furlong returns for his 27th season overall and defensive coordinator for the 24th consecutive year. Furlong has held many different responsi- bilities on the defensive side of the ball. For the past three years, the de- fensive backs fell under his expansive umbrella. This fall, he will mentor the linebackers – where he has served as the primary position coach for the majority of his coaching career. Last season, West Chester’s defense ranked third overall in total de- fense in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference and 36th nationally, allowing an average of 332.4 yards per game. The Golden Rams’ pass defense was tops in the PSAC among the Top 25 in the nation at Division II. Additionally, West Chester’s defense was very effi cient at getting off the fi eld on 3rd down, ranking third in the PSAC and 18th in the country. The Rams’ defense also appeared in the Top 25 nationally in fi rst down defense, allowing just 183 fi rst downs over 11 games, which ranked 23rd. In 2013, West Chester’s pass defense ranked sixth in the Pennsylva- nia State Athletic Conference, and the Golden Rams’ 18 tied for second just one off of the league best of 19. Former All-America pros- pect, Al-Hajj Shabazz, who is currently in the NFL with the Pittsburgh Steelers, spearheaded that defensive effort. He became the third fi rst-team All-America pick to have played for Coach Furlong at year’s end. Throughout his career, Furlong has mainly tutored the linebackers. Some of the best linebackers in PSAC history have crafted their trade un- der his tutelage – from former NFL linebacker Lee Woodall to the school’s current all-time leader in tackles, Lateef Ferguson, to former All-Amer- ican Ronell Williams. Another former linebacker, Sam Scott, enters his sixth season in the Canadian Football League this summer.. Furlong tutored the fourth-ranked defense in the PSAC last fall and the second-ranked defense in scoring. The Golden Rams have ranked among the top fi ve in the conference in total defense six times over the last 13 seasons while ranking among the top fi ve in scoring defense eight- times over that same span. West Chester has authored a 179-107-1 (.625) winning percentage in the Furlong era. Furlong’s stop units have registered fewer than 20 points per game fi ve times during his quarter century on campus. The 1996 group yielded just 17.0 points per game while pitching two shutouts on the season. That is the top defensive unit, statistically, since Furlong has been in charge of that side of the ball at West Chester. In 2009, Furlong put together the top-ranked defense in the Pennsyl- vania State Athletic Conference, highlighted by the group’s stinginess in the running game. West Chester allowed just 77 yards rushing on aver- age per game, holding some of the conference’s top tailbacks to under 100 yards. The Golden Rams ranked second in the conference in scoring defense, yielding just 17.3 points per contest as well. West Chester’s four starting linebackers were widely considered the best unit in the conference with both Mike Dell and Sam Scott earning a spot in the Valero Cactus Bowl – a Division II all-star bowl game – in January 2009. Scott was named defensive MVP in that tilt, tying a Cactus Bowl record for tackles with 14. Furlong has tutored the loop’s defensive player of the year in four of the past 10 seasons and six times since the inception of the award in 1996. Dell took home the honor in 2008, following up former teammate Lateef

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In 2008, Toney tutored PSAC offensive player of the year and fi rst team All-America wide receiver Mike Washington, who was a fi nalist for Gerald Toney the Harlon Hill Trophy. The Golden Rams passing attack was considered one of the most dangerous in all of Division II and was a big reason WCU Assistant Head Coach/ scored better than 30 points per game. Special Teams/Safeties/ As recruiting coordinator for the Golden Rams, Toney is directly re- sponsible for attracting some of the state’s top talent to Chester County. Recruiting Coordinator His main focus is in-state talent, but does stretch to southern New Jersey and Delaware, bringing in some of the fi nest tri-state athletes. 23rd season at WCU Toney served as the special teams coach for the Golden Rams before (West Chester ’92) his promotion to offensive coordinator in 2008. Over the last decade and a half, West Chester has boasted one of the conference’s top special teams units year after year. Another example of longevity on the West Chester University side- His former pupils include current fellow assistant, Osagie Osunde, line and in the coaches’ booth on game day, Gerald Toney begins his 23rd who is fourth all-time in kick off returns and Brandon Simmons, who year as an assistant coach at his alma mater and is in his sixth season as ranks seventh. Kevin Ingram ranks fi fth all-time in punt returns while assistant head coach. Kevin Garland is seventh. Toney has served in many different roles on Zwaan’s staff over the A 1992 graduate of West Chester University with a degree in Health past 13 years, serving as the team’s offensive coordinator, assistant head & Physical Education, Toney was a four-year letterwinner and member of coach and recruiting coordinator. But, it is with the special teams and the two NCAA Division II playoff teams at West Chester. During his senior defensive backs where Toney excels. season, he was selected All-PSAC East and All-ECAC Division II. He was The Philadelphia native returned to the special teams unit and the the team’s captain his senior year as well. defensive backs fi ve years ago and will assume both of those roles again in the fall while also continuing as the program’s recruiting coordinator. Together, Toney and defensive coordinator Mike Furlong, have been as much a face of the Golden Rams’ football program as anybody at the school. Counting the fi ve years that Toney played for West Chester in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Toney and Furlong have been a part of West Chester football for the past quarter century each. If it has happened to West Chester football in the past 25 years, Toney has been a part of it. And there have been plenty of successes for the City of Brotherly Love native to brag about during that time. Last year’s secondary led the Pennsylvania State Athletic Confer- ence in pass defense, surrendering an average of just 173.2 yards pass- ing per game. The Golden Rams ranked fi fth in both sacks and intercep- tions and was 24th nationally in pass defense. The special teams unit was not too shabby in its own right, ranking 13th nationally in kick coverage (16.7 yards per kickoff return) while Tyler Karpinski returned a punt for a touchdown, and Brandon Monk brought back a kickoff for a TD. Monk wound up leading the league in kick returns last season as well (25.5 yards per return). In 2014, star pupil Al-Hajj Shabazz was named All-America and signed a free agent contract with the Indianapolis Colts in April. The electrifying corner back is currently with the Pittsburgh Steelers, trying to earn a spot on their fall roster. Shabazz led an experienced defensive backfi eld that helped West Chester tie for the league lead in sacks (34) with PSAC East rival Bloomsburg. In 2013, Toney helped direct a group of defensive backs that tied for second in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference in interceptions with 18. In the Super Region 1 championship game on the road at Shep- herd, Safety Brandon Pepper intercepted passes on consecutive throws, returning one for a touchdown, that helped seal the fate of the Shepherd Rams and send West Chester to the national semifi nals. In 2012, Toney coached the conference’s eighth-ranked defense against the pass, while his star pupil, John O’Donnell, returned two in- terceptions and one fumble for a TD, scoring three defensive touchdowns for the Golden Rams all by himself. In all, West Chester intercepted 13 passes in 2012 as both O’Donnell and sophomore LB Ronell Williams led the team with three picks each. Toney was instrumental in the development of a unit that started three seniors with three more seniors second on the depth chart. This fall, the veteran defensive secondary coach will have to rebuild that unit, which was devastated by graduation. His challenge will be molding the defensive backs into an intimidating group that can carry on the strong tradition of excellent DBs at West Chester. Toney’s stint as offensive coordinator (2008-10) was very successful as WCU consistently ranked among the best in the conference in average yards per game. West Chester averaged better than 400 yards of total of- fense per game in each of Toney’s three years as the OC.

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He volunteered his time with West Chester University’s football Osagie Osunde program in 2011 and 2012, before being hired on full-time in the summer of 2012. Since then, head coach Bill Zwaan has never looked elsewhere Running Backs/ for somebody to tutor his running backs. Osunde has fi t right in. Since receiving his master’s degree from West Chester University in Strength & Conditioning Business Administration in 2009, Osunde has been the owner and CEO of Muscle Gauge Nutrition in Glen Mills, Pa. 5th season at WCU Osunde graduated from West Chester University with his bachelor’s (West Chester ’07) of science degree in Marketing in 2007. While an undergrad student at WCU, he was the Student-Athlete Advisory Council president in 2007 and 2008 while also being affi liated with LASO and appearing on the One of West Chester University’s most electric players when he Dean’s List. donned the purple & gold, Osagie Osunde returns to his alma mater for his fi fth season mentoring a new generation of running backs and special teams return men. In 2014, then-junior Brandon Monk eclipsed 1,000 yards rushing and ranked 20th in Division II in rushing yards. As a result, West Chester ranked fi fth in the PSAC in rushing. Last year, the Golden Rams ranked sixth in the PSAC in running the football. Monk and Jarel Elder com- bined for 1,000 yards while both averaged nearly fi ve yards per carry. Each back also scored fi ve rushing touchdowns and combined for 116 rushing yards per game, splitting the carries nearly 50/50 (119 attempts for Elder; 115 attempts for Monk). Five of West Chester’s top seven rushers from a year ago return to the fold for Osunde, including the team’s leading rusher, Elder. With a more experienced line blocking up front, the Golden Rams’ running at- tack should be near the top of the division where it has been in recent years. Rondell White, who literally re-wrote the Golden Rams’ record book and holds virtually every rushing and all-purpose record at the school, was Osunde’s top student prior to his departure in 2013. White fi nished his career as the school’s all-time leading rusher and all-time leader in all-purpose yards. He set the NCAA Division II record for carries in a single season (406) and left the Golden Rams after amassing over 4,000 rushing yards, 2,000 receiving yards and 1,000 yards in returns. He was only the second player in NCAA history to hit all three milestones. His 3,107 all-purpose yards a year ago was second only to former Division II All-American Danny Woodhead for most in a single season. West Chester’s rushing offense ranked fi fth in the PSAC in 2013 behind White’s 1,989 yards and 21 touchdowns. The Golden Rams aver- aged 187.5 rushing yards per game and 4.8 yards per carry. However, West Chester must now rely upon a bevy of talented backs that are ready to step up in the absence of White. Brandon Monk, Jarel Elder and Eddie Elliott are the featured trio that should all see plenty of playing time. With the help of Osunde, who is fourth on the school’s all-time rushing chart, these three can make their own legacy on South Campus. The Golden Rams’ rushing offense ranked fourth in the Pennsylva- nia State Athletic Conference in 2012, boasting some of the league’s most exciting young runners and return men. Monk and Elliott have doubled as return men for the Golden Rams and will do so again in 2014. West Chester runners ran for more than 2,000 yards in 2012 and averaged 4.9 yards per carry, scoring a total of 17 touchdowns. Osunde graduated from WCU in 2007 as the school’s third all-time leading rusher. He ranks among the school’s top six in 10 career catego- ries spanning rushing, all-purpose and kick return records. Osunde rushed for 3,846 yards and averaged 6.4 yards per carry during his outstanding career. His 51 rushing touchdowns is still the school’s standard as well. He also ranks third all-time in all-purpose yards with 5,844, second in points scored with 342 and second in touchdowns with 57. Osunde is also third all-time in kick return yards in a career and average per return. He is one of only three Golden Rams to amass 2,000 all-purpose yards in a single season as well.

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under center. Between McCartney and the two Zwaan’s, it is hard to tell Bill Zwaan Jr. which has the strongest grasp on the Spread Wing-T. In his fi rst three season at West Chester, the younger Zwaan helped Offensive Coordinator/ tutor a pair of second-team All-PSAC East wide receivers in LaRonn Lee and Tim Keyser. Lee eclipsed 1,000 yards receiving in 2012 while an in- Quarterbacks jury to Keyser kept him from reaching that mark until last season. This fall, senior Erick Brundidge brings back 759 yards receiving from a year 6th season at WCU ago to go along with 10 touchdowns. He possesses the ability to score (West Chester ’08) every time he touches the football. He headlines a group that will be very diffi cult for opponents to matchup with on a regular basis. Zwaan authored one of the best careers under center during his four Bill Zwaan Jr., enters his sixth season alongside his father on West years at West Chester University. Now, he continues to impart that knowl- Chester’s sideline where he serves as his father’s offensive coordinator edge on a group of very young quarterbacks and very talented wide re- for the fourth season, put in charge of the Spread Wing-T offense that he ceivers as he tries to do his part in getting the Golden Rams back to the ran nearly to perfection during his playing days at WCU. He also serves postseason. as the team’s academic coordinator and works with the wide receivers and The 2008 graduate of West Chester University also spent a year at quarterbacks. , getting a taste for coaching at the college level, and It took a lot for Bill Sr., to give up control of the offense – even to now enters his sixth year overall as a college football assistant coach. his son, who has been running his father’s Spread Wing-T since he was One of the school’s all-time great signal callers, Zwaan ranks sixth about 14 years old. However, the Golden Rams success over the past three all-time in school history in career passing yards (6,298) and touchdown seasons is evidence that the elder Zwaan made the right choice. Junior passes (65) while placing seventh in both career pass attempts (655) and mentored former quarterback, Sean McCartney, who pasted his name all completions (378). over the Golden Rams’ record book during his career. McCartney is one Zwaan holds two school records at West Chester – average passing of only two signal-callers in school history to throw for more than 9,000 yards per completion (9.6) and average passing yards per attempt (16.7). yards and 90 TDs in a career. He is one of only six former WCU quarterbacks to throw for more than Last season, Zwaan went to work grooming sophomore Pat Moriarty 6,000 yards and 60 touchdowns in a career. into a starting quarterback in his father’s complex system. The result was Aside from his statistics rolled up between 2004-07, Zwaan was at a PSAC East championship and a spot in the conference title game on the the helm for some of West Chester’s most successful seasons. The Golden last week of the season. The young pupil threw 28 TD passes against 13 Rams were 26-11 with Zwaan as their starting quarterback and reached interceptions and averaged 241 passing yards per game. the NCAA II playoffs all three seasons. In 2006, Zwaan guided West West Chester enjoyed a stellar 2013 campaign, setting the school re- Chester to the second round of the NCAAs as the Rams won nine games, cord for wins in a single season and advancing to the national semifi nals despite playing just four of its 13 contests at home. for the second time in school history. Under the watchful eye of his father, Zwaan is married to the former Carolyn Kacergis, who also gradu- Bill Jr., pulled all the right strings with fi fth-year quarterback, Sean Mc- ated from West Chester University where she starred on defense while Cartney, and West Chester won the Super Region 1 title for the fi rst time serving as team captain of the women’s lacrosse squad that reached the since 2004. This fall, McCartney returns for his sixth and fi nal season national championship game her senior year.

1144 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Assistant Coaches Jim Brazill Nick Sama Defensive Ends Offensive Line 12th season at WCU 14th season at WCU West Chester (’75) (’77)

Jim Brazill Sr., enters his 12th season at his alma mater as an assis- Nick Sama enters his 14th season with West Chester University. The tant coach for the West Chester University Golden Rams. He will coach veteran mentor will again coach the offensive line. Sama followed Bill the Rams’ defensive ends for the fourth straight year. Zwaan from Widener University to West Chester University in 2003. The Under Brazill’s guidance, West Chester has led the PSAC in sacks in two have spent the last 19 campaigns together on the same staff. 2013 and 2014. His star pupil in 2015, Andrew Cohen, led the conference Sama’s offensive line is a big reason why West Chester has fi elded a in sacks and broke the PSAC record for career sacks in the process last running back that has rushed for over 1,200 yards in three of the past four fall. The Golden Rams have registered 147 sacks since the 2011 cam- seasons. Brandon Monk enjoyed a breakout year running behind a very paign, averaging nearly 30 sacks per season. talented offensive line in 2014 that included two all-conference and one A 1975 graduate of West Chester University, Brazill holds both a all-region selection. bachelor’s and a master’s degree in Physical Education from the univer- Last year’s group up front was young, but still got the job done, led sity. He was a linebacker for the Golden Rams during his undergraduate by 2016 preseason All-America left tackle, Doug Gilbert. The senior all- years in the mid 1970s for legendary head coach John Furlow. leaguer each of the past two seasons returns to protect the quarterback’s Brazill will begin his 40th year of teaching at Salesianum (Del.) High blind side. School this fall and had spent nearly three decades on the coaching staff at In 2013, running back Rondell White broke the school’s single-sea- that institution before jumping on board at West Chester University where son rushing record with 1,989 yards while also scoring 21 touchdowns. both of his sons (Jim Jr. and Mike) attended and played on the football His 3,107 all-purpose yards were the second-most in a single season at team. He served for 11 years as the head coach at Salesianum, taking his the Division II level. All of those accomplishments were made possible team to the Delaware High School state championship in 1993. by one of the top offensive lines in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Con- A resident of Coatesville, Pa., Brazill’s eldest son, Jim, spent fi ve ference. The Golden Rams’ offense ranked fi fth in both rushing and total years on West Chester’s coaching staff, before stepping away from the offense in the PSAC while ranking fourth in fewest sacks allowed. college coaching scene at the end of 2012. The younger Brazill was a team Throughout Sama’s storied coaching career, he has molded relatively captain and an All-PSAC East selection for WCU in 2003 and again in young and inexperienced groups into some of the top offensive line units 2004. Brazill’s other son, Mike, graduated from West Chester University in the conference and taken seasoned veterans with a strong knowledge of in 2008 and is currently the equipment manager at WCU. the game and tremendous talent for the sport and taught them how to lead an offense into the postseason. Trey Farmer was an All-PSAC East selection a year ago while Chris Faix was both all-league and All-ECAC in 2011. Sama has tutored 22 All- PSAC selections in his 12 years at West Chester. He placed at least one WCU offensive lineman on the fi rst-team squad from 2004 to 2009. Sama tutored an offensive line unit that started three red-shirt fresh- men in 2008 and turned it into one of the top offensive lines in the PSAC. His efforts in molding the Golden Rams’ front wall are sometimes over- looked. However, West Chester’s offensive line was a big reason the Golden Rams ranked second in the PSAC in passing and third overall in total offense in 2009. While at Widener, Sama coached the offensive line for 19 years in the highly regarded Middle Atlantic Conference, winning nine champion- ships. He also has coached in several Eastern College Athletic Conference and NCAA Division III playoff games while his tutoring has produced numerous all-conference and All-America linemen. As a freshman during his college playing days in 1973, Sama was a member of the Juniata College team that fi nished second in the nation after competing in the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl - the NCAA Division III national championship game. The 1973 graduate of West Catholic High School in Philadelphia received multiple postseason commendations, including all-catholic, all- city, all-state and all-scholastic honors. Sama was chosen to the 1970’s “Philadelphia Team of the Decade,” and he was selected Philadelphia Area person of the year in 1991. In 1992 Sama was honored by his alma mater and inducted into the West Catholic High School Hall of Fame. Sama earned his masters degree in Education from St. Joseph’s (Pa.) University. He recently retired from teaching in the Unionville-Chadds Ford School District. He currently resides in Chadds Ford, Pa.

2012 Online Guide 1155 West Chester Football Assistant Coaches Joe Walsh Pat Spadaro Defensive Tackles Tight Ends 4th season at WCU 4th season at WCU West Chester (’72) Bloomsburg (’06)

Joe Walsh returned to head coach Bill Zwaan’s coaching staff three Pat Spadaro begins his fourth season with West Chester University years ago, following one of the most successful high school head coach- and head coach Bill Zwaan. He will be tasked with coaching the tight ing careers in Chester County. He will mentor the defensive tackles. ends. Walsh assisted the West Chester University football program in Spadaro’s star pupil, Tim Brown, signed a free agent contrack with April 2013 during spring drills, before coming onto the staff for the fall the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in April, spending a brief stint with the NFL campaign a year ago. Since then, the Golden Rams have led the PSAC in franchise in the spring. While at West Chester, Brown broke nearly ev- sacks twice and ranked third in total defense in 2015. ery school receiving reocrd for tight ends and was a highly sought-after Walsh was the head coach at nearby West Chester Henderson High prospect by nearly every NFL club. Brown became the fi rst tight end in School for 20 years (1992-2011), racking up a career record of 148-117 school history to catch for more than 1,000 yards in a single season.It was and three Ches-Mont League championships in tow. Additionally, Walsh Brown’s play in the postseason in 2013 that was a big reason why the was named Ches-Mont League coach of the year on three occasions and Golden Rams were able to advance to the national semifi nals. Driggins, Chester County Area coach of the year four times. Walsh also won a who was mainly a blocking tight end when he arrived at West Chester, Delaware Valley championship in 1990 as head coach at Sun Valley High has developed into a threat in the passing game as well under Spadaro’s School. tutelage. A 1972 graduate of West Chester University, Walsh never strayed Spadaro helped out with the Golden Rams’ spring drills in April very far from his routes and always kept strong ties to his alma mater. He 2013, before being hired on for fall camp in August. In just a short time at is currently a Killinger Foundation board member and has been for the West Chester University, Spadaro has made a big impact on the football past seven years. His knowledge of the game of football and familiarity program. His task this fall is to mold the current group of tight ends into a with the institution makes him a perfect fi t for Coach Zwaan’s staff. unit that will help the offense move the ball down the fi eld. Walsh served as a Health & Physical Education teacher in the West Spadaro comes to West Chester from Bloomsburg University where Chester Henderson School District from 35 years, before retiring in 2008. he spent the last three years as an assistant coach under former BU head He is also a co-founder and partner in W&W Option Football Camps, coach and WCU alum Danny Hale. Spadaro coached the tight ends last LLC., which has been around since 2001. He was inducted into the PA fall for the Huskies while mentoring the defensive line his fi rst two years Scholastic Football Coaches Assoc. Hall of Fame in 2014. in Bloomsburg. Last fall, Bloomsburg’s rushing game set a new confer- ence record for rushing yards in a single season (3,789). While at Bloomsburg, Spadaro also created a freshman academic support program, which arranged for study halls and tutors while moni- Justin Curry toring the fi rst-year players’ academic progress. Wide Receivers Spadaro graduated from Bloomsburg University in 2006 with a bach- elor’s degree in Political Science. He fi nished up work on his master’s 1st season at WCU degree from Bloomsburg University in Exceptionalities in May 2012. West Chester (’13) Lamont Smith Cornerbacks Former West Chester University tight end, Justin Curry, enters his fi rst season on the Golden Rams’ sideline where he will mentor the yougn 1st season at WCU wide receivers. Curry spent three seasons volunteering his time at his alma mater Pittsburgh (’07) during spring drills, before being promoted this past season. He oversees a group of receivers that lost their top three pass-catchers from a year ago, but return a very talented bunch that must prove they can carry the load in 2016. Curry has been instrumental in the past in relaying signals from the C. Lamont Smith joins West Chester University’s coaching staff and sideline and keeping everyone on the same page, offensively. will coach the cornerbacks for head coach Bill Zwaan. Smith comes to the Last year’s wideouts caught 217 passes for 2,896 yards and 29 touch- Golden Rams family from University of Pennsylvania where he spent one downs as West Chester ranked sixth in the conference and 41st overall year as a defensive backs assistant and quality control coordinator. nationally in Division II. Smith inherits a veteran group that ranked fi rst in the PSAC in pass Curry was a four-year letterwinner for the Golden Rams, who caught defense a year ago. It will be his job to maintain that level of excellence 17 passes for 180 yards in his college career, including one touchdown. heading into the 2016 campaign. West Chester fi nished in a tie for second place in the PSAC East standings Smith brings fi ve years of coaching experience with him to West in 2009. Chester, focusing mainly on the defensive backfi eld and wide receiv- ers. He spent the majority of his tiem at Valley Forge Military College in Wayne, Pa., from 2009-2011. He also spent one year over seas in Italy, coaching with the Terni Steelers in 2012. Smith earned his bachelor’s degree in Communication with an Economics minor from the University of Pittsburgh in August 2007. He played high school football at Conestoga High where he was fi rst-team All-Main Line.

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2012 Online Guide 1177 West Chester Football 2016 Roster

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/High School 1 Tyler Karpinski WR 5-11 170 Jr. Lancaster, Pa./Manheim Twp. 2 Jim Hurley WR 6-0 185 Sr. Wayne, Pa./St. Joseph’s Prep. 3 Rashee Davis DB 6-0 165 Jr. Philadelphia, Pa./West Catholic 4 Anthony Brown RB 5-9 197 Jr. Ephrata, Pa./Conestoga Valley 5 Marcus Sydnor WR 5-10 170 Jr. Havertown, Pa./Haverford 6 Kevin Malone DB 5-10 200 Sr. Philadelphia, Pa./West Catholic 7 Eerin Young RB 5-9 185 Jr. Philadelphia, Pa./Imhotep Charter 8 Andrew Derr QB 6-2 215 Jr. Willow Grove, Pa./Upper Dublin 9 Pat Moriarty QB 6-2 190 Jr. Harriton, Pa./Gladwyne 10 Paul Dooley QB 6-1 205 R-Fr. Philadelphia, Pa./Springside-Chestnut Hill 11 Shannon Mayer WR 6-1 180 Sr. Norristown, Pa./Norristown 12 Mike Alley QB 6-4 220 Fr. Levittown, Pa/Pennsbury 13 Alec Werner QB 6-0 195 Jr. Harrisburg, Pa./Bishop McDevitt 14 Jordan Sadusky TE 6-4 210 R-Fr. Mount Holly, N.J./Rancocas Valley 15 Kyle Keyser DB 5-10 175 Sr. Garnet Valley, Pa./Garnet Valley 16 Brandon Kuntz WR 6-4 210 So. Camp Hill, Pa./Trinity 17 Jordan Banks WR 6-1 178 So. Harrisburg, Pa./Susquehanna Twp. 18 Nydair Rouse DB 6-1 175 So. Philadelphia, Pa./Simon Gratz 19 Ted Patton DB 5-9 170 Sr. McKeen, Del./Wilmington 20 Jaishan Thornton DB 5-7 160 So. Haverford, Pa./Haverford 21 Shaquille James DB 5-9 176 Jr. Philadelphia, Pa/West Catholic 22 Deionte Wilson DB 6-1 178 R-Fr. Catasqua, Pa./Allentown Catholic 23 Jarel Elder RB 5-7 165 Jr. Allentown, Pa./Parkland 24 Quintin Smith DB 6-1 195 So. Harrisburg, Pa/Central Dauphin East 25 Mike Class RB 5-11 180 So. Souderton, Pa./Pennridge 26 Isaiah Bruce RB 5-9 185 Fr. Upper Darby, Pa./Upper Darby 27 Cameron Strause DB 5-10 195 So. Richland, Pa./ELCO 28 Nafeese Nasir RB 5-10 180 Fr. Conshohocken, Pa/Plymouth Whitemarsh 29 Jarey Elder DB 5-11 170 R-Fr. Allentown, Pa./Parkland 30 Blaise Schieler DB 5-9 170 Sr. Lansdowne, Pa./West Catholic 31 Mark Dukes RB 5-11 195 So. Pottstown, Pa./Pottsgrove 32 Shawn Furlong LB 6-1 195 Fr. Honey Brook, Pa./Twin Valley 33 Ryan Boyd WR 5-11 180 Sr. Collegeville, Pa./Perkiomen Valley 34 George Lambritsios K 6-0 230 Fr. Broomall, Pa./Marple Newtown 35 Pete Galiano DB 5-8 190 Sr. Haddon Heights, N.J./Camden Catholic 36 Gerry Riccardo DB 5-9 175 Fr. Downingtown, Pa./Bishop Shanahan 37 Matt Magdelinskas DB 5-11 185 R-Fr. Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy 38 Jordan Burney DB 6-2 205 Fr. Philadelphia, Pa./Bishop Egan 39 Geoffrey Phillippe LB 5-11 230 Jr. Philadelphia, Pa./George Washington 40 Matt Hook P 6-2 195 R-Fr. Fleetwood, Pa./Fleetwood 41 Blaise Toroni PK 5-7 150 So. Berwyn, Pa./Conestoga 42 Ryan Pannella DB 6-0 185 So. Phoenixville, Pa./Phoenixville 43 Zack Hockman LB 6-2 210 So. Perkasie, Pa./Pennridge 44 Ralph Reeves LB 6-1 245 Sr. North Wales, Pa./North Penn 45 Kevin Duggan LB 6-0 225 Jr. Chalfont, Pa./Central Bucks West 46 Brendan Paulison K/P 6-0 210 So. Milford, Pa./Delaware Valley 47 Ch’aim Smith DE 6-4 245 So. York, Pa./York Suburban 48 Simon Williams TE 6-3 235 So. Lititz, Pa./Abington Heights 49 Dan Neuhaus WR 6-3 200 Fr. Downingtown, Pa./Bishop Shanahan 50 Steven Denby LB 6-0 225 So. Philadelphia, Pa./Imhotep Charter 52 Joe DeSanto DT 6-3 272 R-Fr. Plymouth Meeting, Pa./Plymouth-Whitemarsh 53 Justice Smith LB 6-0 220 Jr. King of Prussia, Pa./Upper Merion 55 Sean Steinmetz LB 6-1 225 So. Glen Mills, Pa./West Chester Rustin

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/High School 56 Tyler Morrissey LB 6-3 256 Jr. Springfi eld, Pa./Springfi eld-DELCO 57 Quinten Cheyney LB 6-2 240 R-Fr. Kennett Square, Pa./Unionville 58 Omar Peterkin DT 6-2 295 Fr. Willow Grove, Pa./Archbishop Wood 59 Ben Smith DL 6-0 275 So. Coatesville, Pa./Bishop Shanahan 60 Mark Webb DT 6-1 290 So. Philadelphia, Pa./Edward W. Bok 61 Connor Walsh OL 6-1 260 So. Garnet Valley, Pa./Garnet Valley 62 Shane Griffi n DL/LS 6-3 240 R-Fr. Jenkintown, Pa./Abington 63 Jeff Driggins DL 6-2 270 So. Chester, Pa./Cardinal O’Hara 64 Zak Bousada LB 6-1 220 Fr. Edgewater, N.J./River Dell 65 Tyler Drob OL 6-2 297 Jr. Cherry Hill, N.J./Cherry Hill East 66 John DiPasquale OL 6-5 310 R-Fr. Glen Mills, Pa./Garnet Valley 67 Doug Gilbert OL 6-4 345 Sr. Mount Laurel, N.J./Lenape 68 Jack Mummert OL 6-2 300 R-Fr. Chalfont, Pa./Central Bucks South 69 Tyler Kreiss DL 6-1 245 Fr. West Chester, Pa./North East (Md.) 70 Frank Tranzilli OL 6-2 290 R-Fr. Lansdale, Pa./North Penn 72 Devan LaBau OL 6-2 298 Jr. Wilmington, Del./St. Mark’s 73 Jake Duncan OL 6-4 296 So. Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks East 74 Michael Unger OL 6-3 295 Jr. Slatington, Pa./Parkland 75 Brian Ross OL 6-4 320 R-Fr. Havertown, Pa./Haverford 76 Vince Lostracco OL 6-4 298 Jr. Philadelphia, Pa./Father Judge 77 Alex Host OL 6-4 280 Jr. Havertown, Pa./Haverford 78 Shane Kraynik OL 6-4 270 R-Fr. Sellersville, Pa./Pennridge 79 Evyn Stadulis OL 6-2 303 Jr. Willow Grove, Pa./Upper Moreland 80 Mike Devlin WR 6-2 180 Fr. Philadelphia, Pa./Archbishop Wood 82 Rasheem James WR 6-0 180 Fr. Philadelphia, Pa./Ben Franklin 84 Bill Ford TE 6-3 250 Jr. Malvern, Pa./Parkside 85 Lex Rosario WR 6-1 200 R-Fr. Matamoras, Pa./Delaware Valley 86 Khalif Sinclair WR 5-10 170 Fr. Norristown, Pa./Norristown 87 Cody Boozel TE 6-4 230 Fr. Cranberry Twp., Pa./Seneca Valley 88 Dan Muphy WR 5-11 180 R-Fr. Malvern, Pa./Bishop Shanahan 89 Tyler Higgins TE 6-3 225 R-Fr. Havertown, Pa./Monsignor Bonner 91 John Dubyk DE 6-1 240 Jr. Sellersville, Pa./Pennridge 92 Shaquil Ryder DL 6-3 290 So. Philadelphia, Pa./ Imhotep 93 George Shipp DE 6-1 240 Jr. Harleysville, Pa./North Penn 94 David Simmons DE 6-3 230 Fr. Easton, Pa./Easton 95 Diquan Gilbert DE 6-3 240 Jr. Philadelphia, Pa./Comm Tech 96 Josh Ganzelli DT 6-0 285 Jr. Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown East 97 Connor Foley P/K 5-11 215 So. Philadelphia, Pa./Father Judge 98 Matt Sharp TE 6-6 250 Jr. Rayleigh, Great Britain/London Fire 99 Kavon Johnson DL 6-3 290 Jr. Conshohocken, Pa./Plymouth-Whitemarsh

2016 Alphabetical Roster No. Name ...... Pos. No. Name ...... Pos. No. Name ...... Pos. No. Name ...... Pos. 12 Alley, Mike ...... QB 29 Elder, Jarey ...... DB 76 Lostracco, Vince...... OL 93 Shipp, George...... DE 17 Banks, Jordan ...... WR 97 Foley, Connor ...... PK/P 37 Magdelinskas, Matt ...DB 94 Simmons, David ...... DE 87 Boozel, Cody ...... TE 84 Ford, Bill ...... TE 6 Malone, Kevin ...... DB 86 Sinclair, Khalif ...... WR 64 Bousada, Zak ...... LB 33 Furlong, Shawn ...... LB 11 Mayer, Shannon ...... WR 59 Smith, Ben...... DL 32 Boyd, Ryan ...... WR 35 Galiano, Pete ...... DB 9 Moriarty, Pat ...... QB 47 Smith, Ch’aim ...... DE 4 Brown, Anthony ...... RB 96 Ganzelli, Josh ...... DT 56 Morrissey, Tyler ...... LB 53 Smith, Justice ...... LB 26 Bruce, Isaiah ...... RB 95 Gilbert, Diquan ...... DE 68 Mummert, Jack ...... OL 24 Smith, Quintin ...... DB 38 Burney, Jordan ...... DB 67 Gilbert, Doug ...... OL 88 Murphy, Dan ...... WR 79 Stadulis, Evyn ...... OL 57 Cheyney, Quinten ...... LB 62 Griffi n, Shane ...... LS/DL 28 Nasir, Nafeese ...... RB 55 Steinmetz, Sean ...... LB 25 Class, Mike ...... RB 89 Higgins, Tyler ...... TE 49 Neuhaus, Dan ...... WR 27 Strause, Cameron ...... DB 3 Davis, Rashee ...... DB 43 Hockman, Zack ...... LB 42 Pannella, Ryan ...... DB 5 Sydnor, Marcus ...... WR 50 Denby, Steven ...... LB 40 Hook, Matt ...... P 19 Patton, Ted ...... DB 20 Thornton, Jaishan ...... DB 8 Derr, Andrew ...... QB 77 Host, Alex ...... OL 46 Paulison, Brendan .....K/P 41 Toroni, Blaise ...... PK 52 DeSanto, Joe ...... DT 2 Hurley, Jim ...... WR 58 Peterkin, Omar ...... DT 70 Tranzilli, Frank ...... OL 80 Devlin, Mike ...... WR 82 James, Rasheem ...... WR 39 Phillippe, Geoffrey .....LB 74 Unger, Michael ...... OL 66 DiPasquale, John ...... OL 21 James, Shaquille ...... DB 44 Reeves, Ralph ...... LB 61 Walsh, Connor ...... OL 10 Dooley, Paul ...... QB 99 Johnson, Kavon ...... DT 36 Riccardo, Gerry ...... DB 60 Webb, Mark ...... DT 63 Driggins, Jeff ...... DL 1 Karpinski, Tyler ...... WR 85 Rosario, Lex ...... WR 13 Werner, Alec ...... QB 65 Drob, Tyler ...... OL 15 Keyser, Kyle ...... DB 75 Ross, Brian ...... OL 71 Williams, Noah ...... OL 91 Dubyk, John ...... DE 78 Kraynik, Shane ...... OL 18 Rouse, Nydair ...... DB 48 Williams, Simon ...... TE 45 Duggan, Kevin ...... LB 69 Kreiss, Tyler ...... DL 92 Ryder, Shaquil ...... DL 22 Wilson, Deionte ...... DB 31 Dukes, Mark ...... RB 16 Kuntz, Brandon ...... WR 14 Sadusky, Jordan ...... TE 7 Young, Eerin ...... RB 73 Duncan, Jake ...... OL 72 LaBau, Devan ...... OL 30 Schieler, Blaise ...... DB 23 Elder, Jarel ...... RB 34 Lambritsios, George ...PK 98 Sharp, Matt ...... TE

2012 Online Guide 1199 West Chester Football 2016 Depth Chart 2016 Depth Chart – Preseason Offense Defense 1 Tyler Karpinski* Jr. 5-11 170 93 George Shipp** Jr. 6-1 240 FL 85 Lex Rosario R-Fr. 6-1 200 DE 92 Shaquil Ryder* So. 6-3 290

48 Simon Williams So. 6-3 235 99 Kavon Johnson** Jr. 6-3 290 TE 89 Tyler Higgins R-Fr. 6-3 235 DT 52 Joe DeSanto R-Fr. 6-3 272

67 Doug Gilbert*** Sr. 6-4 345 96 Josh Ganzelli** Jr. 6-0 295 LT 73 Jake Duncan* So. 6-4 295 DT 59 Ben Smith* So. 6-0 275

76 Vince Lostracco** Jr. 6-4 298 47 Ch’aim Smith* So. 6-4 250 LG 77 Alex Host** Jr. 6-4 280 DE 91 John Dubyk** Jr. 6-1 240

72 Devan LaBau** Jr. 6-2 298 44 Ralph Reeves*** Sr. 6-1 245 C 61 Connor Walsh* So. 6-1 270 ILB 56 Tyler Morrissey* Jr. 6-3 255

65 Tyler Drob** Jr. 6-2 290 45 Kevin Duggan** Jr. 6-0 230 RG 70 Frank Tranzilli R-Fr. 6-2 290 ILB 55 Sean Steinmetz* So. 6-1 225

79 Evyn Stadulis** Jr. 6-2 305 18 Nydair Rouse* So. 6-1 175 RT 74 Michael Unger** Jr. 6-3 295 SLB 29 Jarey Elder R-Fr. 5-11 170

9 Pat Moriarty** Jr. 6-2 195 19 Ted Patton** Sr. 5-9 170 QB 8 Andrew Derr** Jr. 6-2 215 CB 30 Blaise Schieler*** Sr. 5-9 170

23 Jarel Elder** Jr. 5-7 165 6 Kevin Malone*** Sr. 5-10 195 RB 7 Eerin Young* Jr. 5-9 180 SS 35 Pete Galiano*** Sr. 5-8 190

84 Bill Ford** Jr. 6-3 250 15 Kyle Keyser** Sr. 5-10 175 H 89 Tyler Higgins R-Fr. 6-3 235 FS 27 Cameron Strause So. 5-10 195

2 Jim Hurley*** Sr. 6-0 190 21 Shaquille James* Jr. 5-9 175 SE 5 Marcus Sydnor** Jr. 5-10 170 CB 24 Quintin Smith So. 6-1 195

Special Teams

46 Brendan Paulison* So. 6-0 210 23 Jarel Elder** Jr. 5-7 165 PK KOR

P 46 Brendan Paulison* So. 6-0 210 PR 4 Anthony Brown** Jr. 5-9 193

1 Tyler Karpinski* Jr. 5-11 170 62 Shane Griffi n R-Fr. 6-3 240 H LS

2200 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football 2016 Season Preview West Chester Brings Experience Into 2016

I don’t think anybody associated with the Golden Rams’ football program in 2015 would say that the season unfolded as planned. West Chester University var- ied from the script, greatly. However, the Purple & Gold won the Eastern Division for the 22nd time and reached the Pennsyl- vania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) championship game for the 15th time. “Considering everything we went through last year, getting to the (PSAC) championship game was a good accom- plishment,” West Chester head coach Bill Zwaan said. “But, the way in which we played in that game was not a very good ending to the season. Slippery Rock was a very good football team, and we did not challenge them. With 43 letterwinners returning and 14 Head coach Bill Zwaan, seen here speaking with LeNoir-Rhyne’s head coach starters (seven each on offense and de- before last season’s opener, enters his 20th year of coaching college football fense) back, Zwaan feels the bad taste left as one of the winningest head coaches in Division II. He brings an experienced over from that championship game will and deep squad into 2016 as the Golden Rams try to defend the Eastern Divi- be the driving force for his club. The vet- sion title it won a year ago. eran mentor enters his 14th season at West team unit; (2) the wide receivers need to ence, star power, depth and a healthy work Chester and 20th overall as the preseason step up and take charge; and (3) the de- ethic. Zwaan is just hoping the road to the favorite in the Eastern Division to repeat. fense needs to fi nd a pass rush. That said, championship game is not as bumpy. The Rams return eight all-conference per- there is no reason to think all three things formers, including fi ve fi rst-team members can’t be easily accomplished. Zwaan was OFFENSE from a year ago. extremely pleased with what he saw de- With two all-league players returning West Chester returns its entire offensive fensively during the spring game in April. and an All-America candidate up front on line, including preseason All-America left Incumbent starting QB Pat Moriarty also the line, West Chester’s offense is re-tool- tackle Doug Gilbert, starting quarterback showed great maturity from the end of the ing, instead of re-building. The pieces are and leading rusher. Defensively, three of fall campaign to the spring game. Consis- in place to have an outstanding offense that the four starters in the secondary are se- tency at the quarterback position will help is dangerous to opponents and fun to watch niors while both inside linebackers, two of the wide receivers. They are a bunch with for spectators. Once the quarterback ques- the top three leaders in tackles from a year a great deal of experience. It’s just that the tion is answered, the Golden Rams will be ago, return as well. Additionally, depth at guys returning have never been the focal ready to go. Great depth at running back, a running back, linebacker and in the sec- point of the passing game. This fall, that plethora of talent on the perimeter and all ondary bodes well for the special teams will change, and the coaching staff expects fi ve lineman back is the recipe for success units. Factor in the return of a quarterback its wide outs to answer the call. in Southeastern PA. A pass-catching tight that at one time was ear-marked to take “The job right now is to take a team that end might be the only real question mark over the starting job, and the competition did a decent job last year and get it to that to this unit. Seven starters return to a unit for playing time on the offensive side of next step, which is the NCAA Tourna- that ranked eighth in the PSAC in total of- the ball should make for a fun camp start- ment, and make them a playoff team. With fense and 45th in the country. Those num- ing August 10. so many players returning from last year, bers should improve. The offense should Two All-Americans will be diffi cult to we are going to keep growing with that also improve upon its ranking of sixth in replace, DE Andrew Cohen and TE Tim group. We have 14 starters returning. But, the PSAC in scoring. West Chester did Brown. However, the Golden Rams should we probably have 20 to 24 guys who have rank third in the conference in converting replace the rest of the dearly departed played a ton of football for us. We have on third down situations. with better talent. Three things need to kids who have played in some big games happen if West Chester is to repeat as di- for us and made big plays in those games.” vision champs: (1) Zwaan needs to settle The ingredients for another run at the con- on a quarterback early in camp and maxi- ference crown are all there: talent, experi- mize that individual’s time with the fi rst

2012 Online Guide 2211 West Chester Football 2016 Season Preview Golden Rams Need To Settle The QB Situation

QUARTERBACKS the spring game, nursing a sprained ankle, a full year under his belt in Zwaan’s sys- The incumbent, junior Pat Moriarty Moriarty won the starting job heading into tem as well. Werner is a capable option, (Gladwyne, Pa./Harriton), returns. He led the fall based largely on that performance. if called upon. Dooley is still young, but the Golden Rams to the PSAC Eastern Di- Zwaan wants to see more of that out of Mo- Coach Zwaan described him as extremely vision title and a spot in the PSAC Cham- riarty when they strap on the pads for real talented. pionship Game. However, Andrew Derr in September. “We would feel comfortable putting (Willow Grove, Pa./Upper Dublin) returns “Andrew had a year off, and he looked Werner in a game,” Zwaan continued. “He from a one-year hiatus and will challenge it,” Zwaan stated matter-of-factly, “He was doesn’t get rattled out there. But of all the Moriarty for the starting job. It will be in- rusty. He wasn’t quite himself. Following a quarterbacks on the roster, Dooley might be teresting to see this battle play itself out good summer workout, he may come back the most talented. He has a strong throwing through the month of August. Based on in the fall and look completely different. arm for sure, good feet and a good feel for April’s spring game performance, Mori- That would make things more diffi cult. the game. He is just nowhere near ready in arty is listed atop the depth chart as camp “The good thing is that both have some the offense. He is still learning that piece.” opens. But, Derr, who was once the heir ap- really good qualities of which we can take Look for Zwaan to make a decision about parent to Sean McCartney, is knocking on advantage. If (Moriarty) becomes the start- his No. 1 early on in camp to give that guy the door. If he can shake off the rust from er, then we will still use (Derr) in some oth- the necessary reps with the fi rst team. The not having thrown a pass in a competitive er ways that will utilize his ability to run good news is that Zwaan has two candi- football game for nearly a year, Zwaan will the ball. If Derr becomes the starter, then dates that can do the job and a third that is have to make a decision. Moriarty could be used to change things up also capable. Moriarty has shown the abili- “(Moriarty) was a little inconsistent last in the passing game. So, a lot may depend ty to make quick decisions and get the team year,” Zwaan pointed out. “But, he also did on the receivers in the game at the time. down the fi eld in a hurry. Derr has shown good things for us at important times. He They might work better with one over the command of the offense and a calm-in-the- learned how to perform under pressure last other. middle-of-the-storm quality that separates year. We still want to see improvement out “There may be times that we use both of him from the rest. Zwaan hinted at a pla- of him. But, if he works on some things, them. Certainly, as a coach, nobody likes toon situation, if that’s what is called for, he may come out of this as the No. 1 guy. to do that. But, you don’t want somebody but also that he doesn’t believe it is an ideal That’s what he did in the spring.” standing on the sideline, who could poten- scenario for any offense. The second scrim- Moriarty completed 12 of 16 passes for 269 tially help you.” mage of the fall camp could be very telling yards and a pair of touchdowns in the spring Moriarty proved himself quite capable, as to where the quarterback battle sits head- game this past April. With Derr inactive for especially in the two-minute drill, late in ing into the regular season. a game when the Golden Rams needed a drive to get into scoring positon. Zwaan focused on his ability to make quick deci- RUNNING BACKS sions under trying times to put West Ches- Depth is the only word to describe this ter in a position to win a football game. year’s stable of backs. Besides the team’s He also liked his ability to make a diffi cult leading rusher from a year ago returning, throw to a receiver, who may be covered, West Chester has an abundance of talent in but let his man go up and make a play on Eerin Young (Philadelphia, Pa./Imhotep), the ball. Mike Class (Souderton, Pa./Pennridge), “It takes a while for anybody to really Mark Dukes (Pottstown, Pa./Pottsgrove) learn our system and know it the way we and Anthony Brown (Ephrata, Pa./Cones- want them to,” Zwaan reiterated. “Moriarty toga Valley). All four could start in the back was much more consistent as the year went fi eld for almost anybody else in the confer- on last season, and we saw that mental pro- ence – a fact not lost on head coach Bill gression in him during the spring. I think Zwaan. Derr has the offense down a little bit better, “There aren’t enough carries in a foot- having run it for a couple of years.” ball game for all of them,” Zwaan admit- Waiting in the wings are junior Alec ted. “But, they all are going to help us. We Werner (Harrisburg, Pa./Bishop McDevitt) have really good athletes in those guys. and red-shirt freshman Paul Dooley (Phila- Sometimes you don’t get people who are willing to play different roles to get on the Jr., QB Pat Moriarty won the starting delphia, Pa./Springside-Chestnut Hill). Werner has the experience of having start- fi eld any way that they can. It says a lot for job coming out of spring drills. He their character that they are willing to do and returning junior, Andrew Derr, will ed his freshman season at Kutztown, before transferring into West Chester. He now has whatever it takes to help the team win.” battle it out for playing time this fall. The starting job will go to junior Jarel 2222 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football 2016 Season Preview Deep Stable Of RBs Gives Offense Options

whatever role Zwaan needs. “Somebody will be in a third-down, short yardage role, somebody else is go- ing to be on special teams, return kicks, return punts, that sort of stuff,” Zwaan mentioned. “There are roles for all of these guys on the team, and you will see them. They are all really good football players, who are going to help us.” Rarely, can a head coach talk about four or fi ve running backs that have the ability to start for them, if needed. However, that is exactly what the depth at the position this year gives Zwaan. He has options. It also means that the special teams will be good. It also means that the running back in the game will be fresh. It can be diffi cult to keep all of them happy with their play- So., RB Jarel Elder, last season’s leading rusher for the Golden Rams, returns to ing time. But, it is a good problem to have the backfi eld again this fall. He is the fi gurehead for a group of running backs for a coach, and Zwaan has a way of put- that are very deep and very talented. He will be pushed by Eerin Young, Mike ting players in position to succeed. He will Class, Anthony Brown and Mark Dukes all season long. do that again this fall. Healthy competition also keeps everybody sharp. Elder (Allentown, Pa./Parkland) heading shown that he can make plays from the slot into camp. However, with so much talent as a receiver. We already know that we will behind him, he will be pushed to perform. use him in that area. But, as he develops, he Otherwise, somebody else will be given an could see more carries.” opportunity. Elder rushed for 561 yards and Class, a sophomore in the back fi eld, tied for the team lead with fi ve TD runs. rushed for 149 yards on 33 carries, averag- He averaged 4.7 yards per carry and 56.1 ing 4.5 yards a pop. He also returned three yards per game. He also happened to be the kickoffs for 56 yards. Class has the talent to team’s top kickoff return man, returning 25 step into a starting role, if injuries, or other kicks for 588 yards (23.5 yards per return). opportunities, crop up. Brown, another ju- “(Elder) is really strong,” Zwaan said. nior on the roster, got nine carries a year “Jarel can stay tackle-to-tackle and fi nd ago and gained 37 yards. He rushed for one those seams. When he gets through the touchdown and averaged over 4.0 yards hole, he has the ability for big-play yard- per carry. He was also used in the kickoff age. He makes adjustments and is a tough and punt return game as well. His stock kid when it comes to blocking.” has risen each and every year he has been Young, also a junior running back, rushed with the team. He has stuck it out and done for 302 yards on 48 attempts in 2015. He what Coach Zwaan has asked of him. That averaged 6.3 yards per tote and scored should pay off this fall as Brown sees more twice. Young is somebody that Zwaan and and more playing time, whether that be on his staff is looking at to possibly fi ll the special teams, or in down situations. He has void at slot back that Eddie Elliott did so become somebody that Zwaan can count well. He caught seven passes for 66 yards on to give his starting backs a breather, if and a TD. But, look for those numbers to they need it. increase in 2016. Dukes, a sophomore from nearby Pott- “(Young) is really quick in the hole,” stown, saw more and more playing time as Zwaan beamed. “He has some of that (Ron- last season progressed. He had a nice game dell White), step-through stuff. As he gets against Cheyney and won the confi dence of Jr., RB Eerin Young is a versatile talent, the ball more, there’s a chance he could the coaching staff as a result. He got the who should see time in the backfi eld, really explode on the scene. While we are ball seven times last season and rushed for in the slot as a wide receiver, or even waiting for that to happen, he has already 29 yards. He will fi ght for playing time in on special teams returning kicks.

2012 Online Guide 2233 West Chester Football 2016 Season Preview Entire O-Line Back A Huge Lift For Offense

OFFENSIVE LINE Gilbert is joined by his junior partners WIDE RECEIVERS “You win big games up front,” Zwaan Vince Lostracco (Philadelphia, Pa./Father It’s time for some younger wide receiv- declared. “You can out-talent some of the Judge) at left guard, Devan LaBau (Wilm- ers to answer the bell. Many pass catchers teams in your league. But, when you are ington, Del./St. Mark’s) at center, Tyler return. However, none have had to shoul- in a close game with a good opponent, you Drob (Cherry Hill, N.J./Cherry Hill East), der the load like they will this fall. West win that game with your guys up front.” fi rst-team All-PSAC last season, at right Chester loses its top three in receptions The big guy up front for the Golden guard and Michael Unger (Slatington, Pa./ from a year ago, including the tight end Rams is senior left tackle, Doug Gilbert Parkland) at right tackle. That was West position, and return just 47 percent of its (Mt. Laurel, N.J./Lenape). He is a two- Chester’s starting offensive line in nine of passes caught last season. Only three wide time, fi rst-team All-PSAC selection on the its 11 games a year ago. And that group outs returning from last year had 20 catch- offensive line and widely considered one of will only lose Gilbert next season. Fellow es or more – and one of them was actually the best linemen in Super Region 1, where junior Evyn Stadulis (Willow Grove, Pa./ a running back. If there is an area on the he was a fi rst-team pick as well last fall. Upper Moreland) appeared in all 11 games team that the coaching staff needs to see a Gilbert was the glue for an offensive line and made two starts at right tackle. Jake breakout season from somebody, then wide that helped West Chester average 171.5 Duncan (Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks receiver is it. yards per game – ranking sixth in the con- East) got into six games in 2015, Alex Host “We tried to use the spring to fi nd out ference. The Golden Rams ranked among (Havertown, Pa./Haverford) seven and which guy is going to get us a fi rst down, the Top 25 in the country in a pair of cate- Connor Walsh (Garnet Valley, Pa./Garnet which guy is going to get us a touchdown, gories (time of possession [23rd] and pass- Valley) eight with one start. Only Frank who is going to make a big play for us and ing TDs [21st]). Both are directly related Tranzilli (Lansdale, Pa./North Penn), a red- who is going to make the little plays for to the offensive line’s ability to protect the shirt freshman, is a newcomer to the Gold- us,” Zwaan described. quarterback and move the football. en Rams’ two-deep. Tyler Karpinski (Lancaster, Pa./Man- “(Gilbert) learned under a great group of “Not only are the starters back, but we heim Twp.) was ‘that guy’ most of the time kids,” Zwaan said. “When he was a sopho- have the third guard, the third tackle and for Zwaan and his staff during spring drills. more, Derek Schatz Adam Citko and James the backup center, who all played some Zwaan said he was the one that was making Colivas – that gang – helped Doug become last year,” Zwaan explained. “We are eight big plays, getting open on his routes and a really good football player. They got him deep in returners on the offensive line. catching the ball with consistency. He can through some of the rough edges, and he Those juniors are ready to take over some get open in the red zone and score. was playing some good football by the end leadership roles as well.” Both Shannon Mayer (Norristown, Pa./ of that year. Now, Doug is doing the same Norristown) and Jim Hurley (Wayne, Pa./ thing with this group. He is showing that St. Joseph’s Prep.) have made big plays kind of leadership.” in the past. Now, they have to show that they can do it over and over again on a more consistent basis. Karpinski is West Chetser’s leading returning receiver with 25 catches for 310 yards and three touch- downs. Hurley caught 24 passes for 442 yards (the most by a returning receiver) and fi ve TDs. Mayer caught 17 balls for 319 yards and fi ve more scores. That’s the trio that Zwaan and his staff will look to for leadership among the perimeter play- ers. After those three, it tends to thin out considerably, and it is this next group that needs to up its game and fi ll some roles on the team. Sophomore Jordan Banks (Harrisburg, Pa./Susquehanna Twp.) is the next receiver under considerable scrutiny. “We are deep at wide receiver,” Zwaan Juniors Tyler Drob (65) and Vince Lostracco (76) are two of the fi ve returning reinforced. “But, are we deep with touch- starters to the offensive line in 2016. Along with center Devan LaBau and All- down makers, that’s the question. Jordan America left tackle Doug Gilbert, they form one of the best offensive fronts that Banks has been hampered by injury and West Chester has put together in a while. other circumstances. He is getting ready

2244 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football 2016 Season Preview Defense Much Improved This Fall to step up and play. He had a nice, clean A big reason for that was its pass defense, Stopping the run inside will be junior All- spring. which led the PSAC and also cracked the PSAC East tackle Josh Ganzelli (Down- “The other piece is that we have a stable Top 25 nationally. Gone is All-American ingtown, Pa./Downingtown East) and of running backs, who can catch the ball,” Andrew Cohen – and don’t get me wrong classmate Kavon Johnson (Conshohocken, Zwaan pointed out. “Eerin Young, Mark – he is a huge void to fi ll in the pass rush. Pa./Plymouth-Whitemarsh). The two have Dukes and Anthony Brown are going to However, the defensive front should be plenty of size, strength and experience and fi nd themselves in some wide receiver just as talented as last year’s foursome with can ruin any running back’s day. Sopho- positions, like we did with Eddie Elliott. run stoppers clogging up the middle and a more Shaquil Ryder (Philadelphia, Pa./ They will all be potential touchdown-mak- number of players coming in off the edge Imhotep) is another experienced interior ers when they get their hands on the ball. to put pressure on QBs. Three all-leaguers lineman that can rotate in and West Ches- Those three have that type of speed we are return in the secondary while one each re- ter wouldn’t miss a beat. Those three could looking for to score." turns on the line and at linebacker. start for anybody in the conference. When Head coach Bill Zwaan said that it was it comes to stuffi ng the run, this group is TIGHT ENDS very diffi cult for his offense to move the as good as it gets in Division II. They take The fi nal piece to the wide receiver puzzle football on his fi rst-team defense in the it personally, if a running back gets 100 is at tight end where West Chester lost an spring game. The statistics listed above are yards on them. All-American. “When we made our deep playoff runs in the past, we had (Tim Brown) catching passes over the middle,” Zwaan revealed. Zwaan must now entrust the tight end po- sition to untested, young players, who will be asked to soften that blow. Red-shirt fresh- man Tyler Higgins (Havertown, Pa./Msgr. Bonner) and sophomore transfer Simon Williams (Lititz, Pa./Abington Heights) are the two top prospects. Higgins spent last year learning from Brown while Williams needs to show Zwaan and the coaching staff what they saw of him on fi lm. Junior Bill Ford (Malvern, Pa./Parkside) is the H-back/ blocking tight end. Though, the baseball team’s catcher the last three springs, Ford did catch a touchdown pass last fall. Though the loss of All-America DE Andrew Cohen (8) will be felt, West Chester “We’ve had our eye on Simon for a cou- has assembled a defensive line that will still put pressure on opposing quarter- ple of years now, since coming out of high backs. Look for the interior of the D-Line to contribute to the team’s sack total school,” Zwaan mentioned. “We don’t like this season. to go the transfer route all the time. But, we felt we had a need at tight end.” Tight end is perhaps the largest hole to fi ll testament to why. If West Chester’s offense Ganzelli ranked fi fth on the team in tack- on offense for Coach Zwaan and his staff. struggled to get fi rst downs, then opponents les with 39 and second in tackles for a loss However, talent on the perimeter should with only fi ve days to prepare for this unit with 7.5. Johnson notched 30 tackles and give the young tight ends some room to will also struggle. was right behind Ganzelli with 7.0 for a grow. The competition in practice should loss. benefi t Williams and Higgins as they fi ght DEFENSIVE LINE On the edge, junior George Shipp (Har- for playing time on the end of the line. Teams don’t replace players that had the leysville, Pa./North Penn) and sophomore impact Cohen had. However, Zwaan feels Ch’aim Smith (York, Pa./York Suburban) DEFENSE that a couple of transfers will help while will provide the pass rush. Shipp’s safety West Chester’s stop unit returns seven the guys returning up front will be even against Bloomsburg last year killed the starters and fi ve all-leaguers to a group that better than last year. Together, Zwaan feels Huskies’ confi dence and momentum. He ranked third in the PSAC and 36th overall that will make for a formidable front four. will be expected to make more plays like in the country. The Golden Rams ranked that this fall. Shipp ranked ninth on the among the Top 25 programs in Division II team with 30 tackles, including four for a in getting off the fi eld on third down as well. loss and 2.5 sacks.

2012 Online Guide 2255 West Chester Football 2016 Season Preview Revamped Pass Rush And Talented LBs Return

Junior John Dubyk (Sellersville, Pa./ LINEBACKERS year with 18 tackles, but more importantly, Pennridge) is second on the depth chart at Second-team All-PSAC East middle had three interceptions and two more pass defensive end. linebacker Ralph Reeves (North Wales, breakups. Zwaan calls rouse a “playmaker” “Ch’aim Smith is much improved,” Pa./North Penn) returns for his senior sea- on the fi eld, for whom he has been trying to Zwaan stated. “He had a really good spring son and solidifi es the middle of the defense fi nd a spot. He thinks this is just the fi t for and started to show what we had expected for the Golden Rams. He led the team in Rouse. out of him all along. Shipp is much better tackles (65), assisted tackles (31) and “When you compare how many big too. His improvement from fall to spring forced fumbles (2). The once under-study plays Rouse made to how many plays he was tremendous. He is quick off the ball, to former All-American Ronell Williams, was actually on the fi eld, you see how valu- and much stronger. Reeves has crafted his trade to perfection able he is. We are hoping to get three times “The difference from last year to this and now it’s time for him to groom his suc- as many big plays when he is on the fi eld year will certainly be the run defense. Our cessor while serving as a team leader. He is three times as much.” depth is better than we have ever had here. joined on the inside by junior Kevin Dug- Rouse is a third safety on the fi eld for If you can ever get to the point where you gan (Chalfont, Pa./Central Bucks West), Zwaan and will certainly help in passing take one phase of the game away from an who burst onto the scene a year ago and situations. Senior Pete Galiano (Haddon opponent and make them throw the ball placed third on the team in tackles with 51. Heights, N.J./Camden Catholic) is another more than they want to, then I feel like we “Kevin has been a nice surprise for us,” nickel or dime package safety that can fi ll will have a good chance of winning. Those Zwaan revealed. “We saw him as more of that role. He has the knowledge and expe- tackles up front in the middle of the line a special teams guy when he came in. He rience to help against the pass. Red-shirt will make us really stout against the run.” has made himself into a really good foot- freshman Jarey Elder (Allentown, Pa./ Transfers Diquan Gilbert (Philadelphia, ball player, and he has made some plays for Parkland) is another option listed on the Pa./Comm Tech) and Mark Webb (Phila- us. We actually thought that he would be depth chart at “sam” linebacker. delphia, Pa./Edward W. Bok) could also challenged for a starting position this year, A linebacker who will help out in the help with the pass rush. Both come to West but he has held everybody off.” middle in passing situations is sophomore Chester by way of Valley Forge Military The “sam” linebacker position, or that Sean Steinmetz (Glen Mills, Pa./Rustin). Academy. Red-shirt freshman Joe De- hybrid linebacker spot that has become Steinmetz red-shirted a year ago, after see- Santo (Plymouth Meeting, Pa./Plymouth- popular in today’s game, will be patrolled ing plenty of action his freshman season. Whitemarsh) could see plenty of playing by sophomore Nydair Rouse (Philadel- The coaching staff needed him his true time. They provide the depth to which phia, Pa./Simon Gratz). Rouse fi nished last freshman year (2014), so they red-shirt- Zwaan refers. ed him last fall. Junior Tyler Morrissey (Springfi eld, Pa./Springfi eld-Delco) is an- other inside option at linebacker, but more of a run-stopper for the Golden Rams. He made 15 tackles in eight contests a year ago. He had three tackles for a loss, one sack and a pair of QB hurries.

DEFENSIVE BACKS Three seniors and three all-leaguers re- turn to the defensive backfi eld for Coach Zwaan and the Golden Rams. The lone ju- nior starter in the bunch, second-team All- PSAC East pick Shaquille James (Philadel- phia, Pa./West Catholic) turned into quite a fi nd for the Purple & Gold, fi nishing sixth in tackles and registering fi ve passes de- fensed. He was named the ECAC Division II rookie of the year, after playing his fi rst college football season. James transferred in from Community College of Philadel- Jr., LB Kevin Duggan came onto the Sr., co-captain Ralph Reeves has solidi- phia, which does not have football, and scene last season, won the starting fi ed the middle of the defense for the walked onto the club following two years job, and has not let go. He is set for past two seasons. away from the game. He will man one of another standout season in 2016. the corners in 2016.

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“What we saw in Shaquille during his just have to wait and see how he does in spring tryout (2015) was that he was a camp.” physical corner, who won the battle at the Paulison made 11 of 13 fi eld goal at- line of scrimmage 90 percent of the time. tempts, missing just once inside 39 yards. He frustrated (ESU All-America WR) John He also made 34 of 39 extra point attempts. Schnaars last year. Even though (Schnaars) That must improve this fall. However, he had 10 catches, he didn’t get anything out still led the team in scoring with 67 points. of those catches. Schnaars was by far the Punting, Paulison averaged 35.7 yards per biggest challenge we had last year, and punt, placing 10 inside the 20-yard line and Shaq did a great job against him.” booting three over 50 yards. Foley kicked Opposite James will be fi rst-team All- off 50 times and averaged 54 yards a kick- PSAC East selection, senior Ted Patton off while getting fi ve touchbacks. (Wilmington, Del./McKean). He led the Sophomore Blaise Toroni (Berwyn, Pa./ Golden Rams and placed fourth in the Conestoga) has been bitten by the injury PSAC in interceptions with four last year. bug so far in his college career. He could He added fi ve pass breakups to that for a be an option at place-kicker while red- total of nine passes defensed. shirt freshman Matt Hook (Fleetwood, Pa./ “When we recruited Teddy out of high Fleeetwood) will try out at the punter po- school, we knew he was a big-play guy. sition. True freshman George Lambritsios But, we didn’t really know what we were (Broomall, Pa./Marple Newtown) has a going to do with him. Well, last year, he Jr., DB Shaquille James earned a start- soccer background, but was brought in to fi nally showed some of those big-play ca- ing role last year, after walking on in possibly help in the kicking game as well. pabilities. I am really happy for him.” the spring and impressing the coach- “Lambritsios has a really strong leg,” Backing him up is another senior, who ing staff. Zwaan countered. “But, if you can’t get has either started or rotated in since his the ball to go where it’s supposed to go, freshman year, Blaise Scheiler (Lansd- For a team that led the PSAC in pass then that doesn’t really do much good for owne, Pa./West Catholic). The other re- defense, it does not look like West Ches- us. We will just have to see who is the most serve cornerback is a transfer from PSAC ter will any kind of a drop off in 2016. The consistent kicker in camp. West power California (Pa.) in Quintin Rams’ secondary returns almost everybody Smith (Harrisburg, Pa./Central Dauphin and had the most all-league selections of East). Zwaan said the coaching staff really any position on the fi eld. liked him out of high school and feels that he can play the corner just as well as any of SPECIAL TEAMS the other three on the depth chart. Nothing has been decided for sure ac- The safeties will be senior, fi rst-team cording to Coach Zwaan. However, in- All-PSAC East Kevin Malone (Philadel- cumbent place-kicker, sophomore Brendan phia, Pa./West Catholic) and senior Kyle Paulison (Milford, Pa./Delaware Valley), Keyser (Garnet Valley, Pa./Garnet Valley). was a second-team All-PSAC East pick in Both are experienced with knowledge of 2015. He is back and listed as the team’s the league’s quarterbacks and wide receiv- top place-kicker and punter once again this ers to aid them in their game. Malone is a year. He handled both duties, along with natural leader and one of the team’s cap- kickoffs for much of last season. Fellow tains. His presence in the secondary is ex- sophomore Connor Foley (Philadelphia, actly what Zwaan needs. Malone fi nished Pa./Father Judge) took over kickoff duites with 28 tackles in 2016 to go along with a midway through the year. He may do that pair of interceptions and three passes de- again this fall. fensed. Keyser made 32 stops and forced a “The question right now is, ‘Who will fumble. take over one of his roles,’” Zwaan asked. “The secondary will get an early wake- “If he could just concentrate on one thing, up call this fall with Slippery Rock coming whether it be kicking or punting, then he in the second game of the season,” Zwaan could be a really great kicker. So., PK/P, Brendan Paulison was a indicated. “I felt we really played poorly “We need to get some help there. Connor second-team All-PSAC East pick after against them in the secondary in the PSAC Foley was hurt in the spring, so he couldn’t winning the kicking and punting duties Championship Game last year.” challenge for any of those roles. We will last season.

2012 Online Guide 2277 West Chester Football 2016 Season Preview West Chester Picked To Repeat In East

“If you are going to challenge for a all four return again this fall. Even Tyler for the Eastern Division title once again. conference championship, then you have Karpinski pulled off a 70-yard punt return Even with its presumed toughest confer- to make extra points and kick fi eld goals for a touchdown last year. Though, his ence matches on the road (Bloomsburg, when drives stall, and your punting game name did not come up while Zwaan was Kutztown, East Stroudsburg), the Rams has got to be solid.” talking about punt returns. should be able to maneuver the ever-dan- Handling the long snaps and short snaps Elder was the main kickoff return man gerous waters of the East successfully. on special teams will be red-shirt freshman last season. Zwaan said that he is OK with Zwaan wants to see this team take the Shane Griffi n (Jenkintown, Pa./Abington). being the starting running back and return- next step and be an NCAA Tournament He replaces four-year starter Chuck Kuk- ing kicks. Elder feels comfortable in that team. All signs seem to be pointed in that linski, who was the model of consistency dual role. Brown returned three punts last direction as the curtain draws on the 95th in snaps. Often an area over-looked in im- year. That is the most among returning punt season of West Chester University football. portance, Zwaan recognizes that Griffi n returners. Departed Brandon Monk led the has large shoes to fi ll. West Chester didn’t team in 2015 with 12 punt returns. Brown have to worry about the snaps for a four- has 18 punt returns and 18 kick returns to year period. Now, they hope Griffi n picks his credit in his college career, averaging up where Kuklinski left off. 7.5 yards per punt return. In the return game, Zwaan has many It looks as though the kick returners on more options from which to choose. That’s opening day will be Elder and Class while because West Chester is so deep at running Brown will handle punt returns. However, back, and those backs are not afraid to fi eld there is nothing set in stone. Any combi- punts and kicks. nation of the four main characters above “Where we have our depth, running could be in either role. A lot may also de- back, linebacker, safeties, is where you pend on how many carries Elder is getting want to have it to help your special teams. in any one game. So, we have the depth at the right positions to both cover kicks and block for kicks.” OVERVIEW Returning kicks for the Golden Rams With an abundance of all-leaguers re- will once again be Jarel Elder, Anthony turning (eight in all – fi ve on fi rst team), Brown, Mike Class and Eerin Young. All West Chester has to be the favorite to win four did it to some extent a year ago, and the East once again this fall. All it has to do is fi gure out the quarterback position early, settle on a guy, and let him go to work with the tools around him. A very strong and fundamentally sound offensive line should keep pressure off the QB while opening holes for some talented running backs. PSAC Preseason Coaches’ Poll When the Spread Wing-T is clicking on EASTERN DIVISION 1st Place Votes all cylinders, it is an explosive offense to 1) West Chester (6) watch. 2) Shippensburg (1) Defensively, not much changes from the 3) Bloomsburg third-ranked stop unit in the PSAC. West 4) Kutztown Chester will need contributions from a 5) East Stroudsburg (1) 6) Lock Haven bevy of others in the pass rush. However, 7) Millersville Zwaan feels the total number of sacks will 8) Cheyney not diminish, despite the loss of Andrew Cohen up front. The rest of the defense fea- WESTERN DIVISION 1st Place Votes tures three all-leaguers and fi ve returning 1) Indiana (Pa.) (5) 2) Slippery Rock (2) starters. 3) California (Pa.) A non-league road test in Boston (Bent- 4) Clarion (1) ley University) and a PSAC Championship 5) Gannon 6) Mercyhurst Tyler Karpinski returned a punt for a Game rematch will be a pair of early tests for the Golden Rams. But, there is nothing 7) Seton Hill touchdown at Cheyney last year. He is 8) Edinboro yet another weapon to be utilized on to indicate that West Chester can’t compete special teams possibly. 2288 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football 2016 Team Members

2012 Online Guide 2299 West Chester Football Meet The Golden Rams

Career Stats: Receiving Rushing JJordanordan Year GP No. Yards TD Avg .Att.. Yards TD Avg. 17 2013 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 BBanksanks 2014 8 0 0 0 0.0 1 4 0 4.0 2015 4 0 0 0 1 5 0 5.0 Wide Receiver Totals 12 0 0 0 0.0 2 9 0 4.5 So. 6-1  178 lbs.  1 VL  Boyd’s Career Highs (Harrisburg, Pa. / Rushes: 1, twice (last at Cheyney, 10/31/15) Susquehanna Twp.) Rushing Yards: 5, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Long Rush: 5, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 All-Purpose Yards: 5, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Rising star among the Golden Rams’ wide receivers ... possesses a great deal of potential ... needs to step up with a group of wide outs that are un- proven as of yet ... coaching staff believes he will have a breakout season good hands ... runs precise routes ... should see his playing time increase AAnthonynthony exponentially this fall ... letterwinner. 4 2015: Appeared in three games ... did not make a start ... caught two BBrownrown passes for 25 yards ... hauled in career-long 19-yard reception against Running Back Cheyney ... also caught a 6-yard pass against Slippery Rock in the PSAC Jr. Championship Game ... also saw action at Millersville ... did not fi gure 5-9  197 lbs.  2 VL statistically in that contest. (Ephrata,Pa. / 2014: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. Conestoga Valley)

Career Stats: Receiving Year GP No. Yards TD Avg. Versatile talent in West Chester’s stable of running backs ... has seen the 2015 3 2 25 0 12.5 bulk of his time throughout his career returning punts on special teams ... Totals 3 2 25 0 12.5 keeps impressing the coaching staff with his running skills ... develop- ing nicely into a solid running back ... could get more carries this fall Banks’ Career Highs ... should also return to the special teams, specifi cally returning punts ... Receptions: 1, twice (last vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15) scored his fi rst career rushing touchdown last fall ... also caught his fi rst Receiving Yards: 19, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 pass out of the backfi eld ... part of what the coaching staff likes about him Long Reception: 19, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 is his ability to add something new to his skill set each year ... two-year All-Purpose Yards: 19, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 letterwinner.

2015: Appeared in all 11 games ... did not make a start ... rushed nine times for 37 yards and a touchdown ... averaged 4.1 yards per carry ... RRyanyan caught a 29-yard pass at Cheyney ... recorded his fi rst rushing touchdown 33 at Cheyney as well ... posted a season-best 71 all-purpose yards in that BBoydoyd contest ... returned his only kickoff of the year for 15 yards at Cheyney ... Wide Receiver all three punt returns on the year came at Mercyhurst ... he returned those three punts for a total of 19 yards. Sr. 5-11  180 lbs.  2 VL  2014: Appeared in seven games ... did not make a start ... rushed for 127 (Collegeville, Pa. / yards on 26 carries ... averaged 4.9 yards per carry ... busted off a career- Perkiomen Valley) high 21-yard run against Cheyney ... ran for a career-high 77 yards on 13 carries in that contest ... rushed fi ve times for 14 yards against Mercyhurst ... had two carries for nine yards at Seton Hill ... posted two more carries Part of a deep corp of wide receivers on the Golden Rams ... experienced for seven yards against Millersville ... rushed twice for 16 yards against player, who knows West Chester’s system ... lends depth to the wide re- Lock Haven ... had one rush for fi ve yards against Slippey Rock in the fi rst ceiver position ... two-year letterwinner. round of the NCAA Tournament ... also returned one punt for 11 yards in that game. 2015: Appeared in four games ... did not make a start ... appeared in four of the last fi ve contests ... ran the ball once on a reverse for fi ve yards at 2013: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. Cheyney ... did not fi gure statistically in the other three games ... saw action against PSAC East rivals Shippensburg, Bloomsburg and East Stroudsburg.

2014: Appeared in eight games ... did not make a start ... missed the fi rst three games of the year, then saw action in seven straight contests ... car- ried the ball once on a reverse for four yards against Slippery Rock in the NCAA 1st Round contest at Farrell Stadium ... did not fi gure statistically in his other seven games ... saw action against Millersville, Lock Haven, Kutztown, Shippensburg, Bloomsburg, Cheyney and East Stroudsburg.

2013: Did not appear in a contest.

3300 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Meet The Golden Rams MMikeike 25 CClasslass Running Back So. 5-11  180 lbs.  1 VL (Souderton, Pa. / Pennridge)

Talented running back, who saw a fair amount of playing time as a red- shirt freshman last fall ... part of a talented group of running backs ... also saw action on special teams as a return man on kickoffs, but mainly as one of the Golden Rams’ top kick-coverage players ... extremely versatile ... should get more carries this season ... strong running back with the ability to get to the second level of the defense and make things happen ... let- terwinner.

2015: Appeared in all 11 games ... did not make a start ... rushed 33 times for 149 yards ... averaged 4.5 yards per carry ... caught four passes for 15 yards ... returned three kickoffs for 56 yards ... averaged 18.7 yards per re- turn ... also registered nine tackles on the year (4 unassisted, 5 assisted) ... busted off a career-high 33-yard run at Mercyhurst ... fi nished the day with four carries for 35 yards ... posted a career-high of 17 carries for 50 yards at Cheyney ... also caught a pair of passes for eight yards and returned a kickoff 15 yards ... rushed the ball fi ve times for 40 yards at Millersville ... caught a pair of passes for seven yards against Slippery Rock in the PSAC Championship Game ... also returned two kickoffs for 41 yards, includ- ing a career-high 22-yard return ... registered a career-best three tackles at Cheyney as well ... two unassisted tallies against the Wolves in that total ... recorded a season-best two assisted stops against East Stroudsburg one week later ... posted two tackles at Lock Haven ... registered a tackle against both Millersville and Bloomsburg as well ... his 73 all-purpose yards at Cheyney was a season best.

2014: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest.

Career Stats: Rushing Receiving Year GP Att. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Avg. 2014 7 26 127 0 4.9 0 0 0 0.0 2015 11 9 37 1 4.1 1 29 0 29.0 Career Stats: Rushing Receiving Totals 18 35 164 1 4.7 1 29 0 29.0 Year GP Att. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Avg. 2015 11 33 149 0 4.5 4 15 0 3.8 Kick Returns Totals 11 33 149 0 4.5 4 15 0 3.8 Year No. Yards TD Avg. 2014 0 0 0 0.0 Kick Returns 2015 1 15 0 15.0 Year No. Yards TD Avg. Totals 1 15 0 15.0 2015 3 56 0 5.1 Totals 3 56 0 5.1 Punt Returns Year No. Yards TD Avg. Defense UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2014 1 11 0 1.6 2015 4 5 9 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2015 3 19 0 1.7 Totals 4 5 9 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 4 30 0 1.7 Class’ Career Highs Brown’s Career Highs Rushing Attempts: 17, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Rushing Attempts: 13, vs. Cheyney, 11/1/14 Rushing Yards: 50, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Rushing Yards: 77, vs. Cheyney, 11/1/14 Long Rush: 33, at Mercyhurst, 9/12/15 Rushing Touchdowns: 1, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Receptions: 2, twice (last vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15) Long Rush: 21, vs. Cheyney, 11/1/14 Receiving Yards: 8, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Receptions: 1, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Long Reception: 4, twice (last vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15) Receiving Yards: 29, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Long Kickoff Return: 22, vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15 Long Reception: 29, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Total Tackles: 3, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Long Kickoff Return: 15, 29, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Unassisted Tackles: 2, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Long Punt Return: 9, at Mercyhurst, 9/12/15 Assisted Tackles: 2, vs. East Stroudsburg, 11/7/15 All-Purpose Yards: 77, vs. Cheyney, 11/1/14 All-Purpose Yards: 73, at Cheyney, 10/31/15

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earned fi rst college start at Cheyney in place of the injured McCartney the SSteveteve following week ... went 13-for-23 for 293 yards and three touchdowns in 50 the win ... ran the ball once for seven yards in regular-season fi nale against Clarion ... was 0-for-2 against Millersville in the pouring rain ... ran the DDenbyenby ball twice for one yard at Millersville ... did not attempt a pass against Linebacker Clarion. So. 2012: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. 6-0  225 lbs.  1 VL (Philadelphia,Pa. / Imhotep Charter)

Young linebacker with a lot of potential ... injuries sidelined him for much of last season ... steadily improving every day in practice ... could get on the fi eld more this fall ... learning the position from two very experienced linebackers playing in front of him on the depth chart right now ... let- terwinner.

2015: Did not appear in a contest

2014: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. AAndrewndrew 8 DDerrerr Career Stats: Passing Rushing Quarterback GP C-A-I Yds TD Pct. Eff . Att. Yds. TD Avg. Jr. 2013 4 20-34-0 398 4 58.8 196.0 4 6 0 1.5 6-2  215 lbs.  2 VL 2014 10 15-27-1 243 4 55.6 172.6 20 60 0 3.0 (Willow Grove, Pa. / 2015 Did Not Play Totals 14 35-61-1 641 8 57.4 185.6 24 66 0 2.8 Upper Dublin) Derr’s Career Highs Passing Attempts: 23, at Shippensburg, 10/26/13 Talented quarterback, who returns to the Golden Rams following one year Passes Completed: 13, at Shippensburg, 10/26/13 away from the program ... participated in spring drills, but did not play Passing Yards: 293, at Shippensburg, 10/26/13 in the spring game due to injury ... will battle incumbent starter Pat Mo- Passing Touchdowns: 3, at Shippensburg, 10/26/13 riarty for playing time under center this fall ... entered fall camp No. 2 Rushing Attempts: 5, at Seton Hill, 9/20/14 on the depth chart ... possesses experience and knowledge of the Spread Rushing Yards: 41, at Seton Hill, 9/20/14 Wing-T offense that Zwaan runs ... has the ability to tuck the ball under Long Rush: 20, at Seton Hill, 9/20/14 and run as well ... showcases excellent size and a strong throwing arm ... Total Yards: 293, at Shippensburg, 10/26/13 needs to shake off the rust from a year away from the game ... two-year letterwinner. 2015: Did not play. TTyleryler 65 2014: Appeared in 10 games ... did not make a start ... completed 15 of 27 passes for 243 yards and four touchdowns ... threw just one DDrobrob ... rushed the ball 20 times for 60 yards ... posted a pass effi ciency rating Offensive Line of 172.64 ... backup QB to Sean McCartney ... saw his most extensive Jr. action at Concord (W.Va.) in the second round of the NCAA II Playoffs 6-2  297 lbs.  2 VL ... went 5-for-11 for 87 yards and a TD in relief of McCartney, who had (Cherry Hill, N.J. / gotten injured late in the game ... went 5-for-8 for 38 yards and another TD against Cheyney ... went 2-for-4 for 67 yards and a TD at Seton Hill Cherry Hill East) ... also ran the ball fi ve times for a career-high 41 yards ... threw a 20-yard touchdown pass against Slippery Rock in an NCAA II Playoff fi rst-round win ... only pass he threw in the game ... ran the ball twice for 19 yards too Returning starter along the offensive line ... fi rst team All-PSAC East a ... registered a career-best 41 all-purpose yards at Seton Hill. year ago ... candidate to repeat that honor again this fall ... all-region can- didate as well ... has benefi tted greatly from the tutelage of senior All- 2013: Appeared in four games ... made one start ... made collegiate debut American Doug Gilbert ... started every game in 2015 on the interior of in a reserve role at Millersville ... fi nished the year 20 of 34 for 398 yards the offensive line ... has worked hard to improve his footwork ... doesn’t and four touchdowns ... did not throw an interception ... rushed the ball let defensive linemen get their hands on him ... two-year letterwinner. four times for six yards ... engineered a fourth-quarter comeback in a road win at Shippensburg ... took West Chester on two scoring drives with 2015: Appeared in and started all 11 games ... helped West Chester’s of- seven minutes left to erase an eight-point defi cit ... fi nished the second fense rank sixth in the PSAC in rushing, passing and scoring ... Golden half after starter Sean McCartney went down to injury ... went 7-for-9 for Rams ranked third in PSAC and 38th nationally in 3rd down conversion 105 yards and one TD ... threw fi rst career TD pass to Adam Dempsey ... percentage ... West Chester’s top two running backs combined to rush for 1,000 yards ... team rushed for over 200 yards three times, including

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336 against Seton Hill ... team scored a rushing touchdown in 8 of the 11 against Millersville, including one for a loss of three yards for his fi rst games ... team went over 500 yards of total offense three times, including career sack … made a season-high four total tackles against Shippensburg once for 638 yards (Seton Hill). … had one forced fumble against Cheyney on his second sack of the sea- son in a loss of one yard. 2014: Appeared in 11 games … made one start ... made fi rst collegiate appearance against New Haven … made fi rst start against Kutztown … 2013: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. played in playoff game against Slippery Rock ... missed regular-season fi nale and second-round playoff game ... saw time up front for the third- Career Stats: ranked overall offense in the PSAC ... West Chester ranked third in pass- Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks ing offense and fi fth in rushing offense ... blocked for a 1,000-yard rusher 2014 13 6 12 18 2.0-4 2.0-4 0 0 1 0 0 (Monk) ... West Chester’s 16 sacks allowed ranked as the fourth fewest in 2015 11 7 10 17 1.5-4 1.0-3 0 0 0 0 0 the PSAC and 27th in the country. Totals 24 13 22 35 3.5-8 3.0-7 0 0 1 0 0

2013: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. Dubyk’s Career Highs Total Tackles: 1, four times (last vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15) Unassisted Tackles: 1, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15 Assisted Tackles: 1, three times (last at Millersville, 9/26/15) Passes Defensed: 1, at Lock Haven, 10/3/15 KKevinevin 45 DDugganuggan Linebacker Jr. 6-0  225 lbs.  2 VL (Chalfont, Pa. / Central Bucks West)

Starting inside linebacker returning to the Golden Rams ... entered West JJohnohn Chester as a defensive back and was expected to play the role of rover as 91 a fi fth defensive back/linebacker ... took to the inside ‘backer position, winning the starting role in fall camp, and has held off all comers since ... DDubykubyk has quickly developed into one of the Golden Rams’ top defensive play- Defensive Line ers ... an all-league candidate this fall for sure ... can play the run, or drop Jr. back into coverage ... versatility makes him a perfect fi t for his position ... two-year letterwinner. 6-1  240 lbs.  2 VL (Sellersville, Pa. / 2015: Appeared in and started all 11 games ... fi nished third on the team Pennridge) in tackles with 51, including 26 unassisted stops and 25 assisted tackles ... registered 3.0 tackles for a loss and 1.5 sacks for a loss of 13 yards ... cred- ited with a pair of passes defensed and recovered one fumble ... posted a Returning defensive lineman, who is expected to pick up where he left off career-high eight tackles at Mercyhurst, including a career-best fi ve solo last fall ... will help restore a pass rush that was hurt with the graduation stops ... career-high of fi ve assisted tackles came in season-opener against of All-American Andrew Cohen ... excellent rusher off the edge ... adds Lenoir-Rhyne where he had six tackles total ... fi nished with seven tack- depth and experience to a defensive line that could be one of West Ches- les against East Stroudsburg, including fi ve solo stops ... made four solo ter’s best in quite some time ... quick off the ball ... diffi cult to block ... a tackles at Lock Haven ... had six tackles in PSAC Championship Game rising star in the PSAC coming off an excellent spring practice that saw ... career-best 1.5 tackles for a loss against Bloomsburg ... recorded a sack the defense dominate at times in the spring game ... underrated against the at Millersville ... recovered a fumble at Shippensburg ... credited with a run as well ... two-year letterwinner. pass breakup against Seton Hill and Millersville ... recorded six tackles against Seton Hill ... posted three stops at Millersville ... notched a pair 2015: Appeared in all 11 games ... did not make a start ... posted 17 tack- of tackles at Shippensburg and opposite Kutztown ... fi nished with fi ve les, including seven unassisted stops and 10 assisted tackles ... registered tackles against Bloomsburg ... had a pair of tackles at Cheyney as well 1.5 tackles for a loss and 1.0 sack for a loss of three yards ... registered a ... registered four assisted tackles in PSAC Championship Game ... also career-high fi ve tackles in PSAC Championship Game against Slippery credited with 0.5 tackle for a loss in PSAC title game ... Rock ... tied career-best with two solo stops and posted a career-best three assisted tackles ... also posted three tackles against Lenoir-Rhyne and 2014: Appeared in fi ve games … did not make a start … made one unas- Cheyney ... ended up with a a pair of assisted tackles in each of those sisted tackle that was a tackle for a loss ... recovered a fumble against games ... recorded a tackle in 7 of 11 games ... credited with a pair of QB Cheyney ... tackle for a loss was against Lock Haven ... saw action against hurries ... registered a sack against Lock Haven ... credited with 0.5 tack- Seton Hill, Millersville and Shippensburg as well. les for a loss in PSAC Championship Game. 2013: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. 2014: Appeared in all 13 games … did not make a start … made fi rst collegiate appearance against New Haven … recorded 18 total tackles … six solo and 12 assisted … registered 2.0 tackles for a loss of 14 yards … posted 2.0 sacks on the year … made a season-high two unassisted tackles

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Career Stats: Rushing Receiving Year GP Att. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Avg. 2015 7 7 25 0 3.6 0 0 0 0.0 Totals 7 7 25 0 3.6 0 0 0 0.0

Duke’s Career Highs Rushing Attempts: 5, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Rushing Yards: 29, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Long Rush: 9, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 All-Purpose Yards: 29, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 JJakeake 73 DDuncanuncan Offensive Line So. 6-4  296 lbs.  1 VL (Doylestown,Pa. / Central Bucks East)

Returning reserve along the offensive line ... listed behind All-American Doug Gilbert at left tackle ... good size ... spelled Gilbert quite often last Career Stats: fall ... has proven himself to be the left tackle in waiting for the Golden Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks Rams ... type of lineman, who would most likely be starting at any other 2014 5 1 0 1 1.0-3 0.0-0 0 0 0 1 0 PSAC East schools ... has all the tools to be a top-notch offensive line- 2015 11 26 25 51 3.0-16 1.5-13 0 2 0 1 0 man in the conference ... has benefi tted greatly from Gilbert’s tutoring ... Totals 16 27 25 52 4.0-19 1.5-13 0 2 0 2 0 should see plenty of action again this season ... letterwinner. Duggan’s Career Highs Total Tackles: 8, at Mercyhurst, 9/12/15 2015: Appeared in six games ... did not make a start ... appeared in six of Unassisted Tackles: 5, twice (last vs. E Stroudsburg, 11/7/15) the team’s fi nal eight games, including the PSAC Championship Game ... Assisted Tackles: 5, vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 9/3/15 helped West Chester’s offense rank sixth in the PSAC in rushing, passing Tackles for a Loss: 1.5, vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15 and scoring ... Golden Rams ranked third in PSAC and 38th nationally in Sacks: 1, at Millersville, 9/26/15 3rd down conversion percentage ... West Chester’s top two running backs Passes Defensed: 1, four times (last at Millersville, 9/26/15) combined to rush for 1,000 yards ... team rushed for over 200 yards three Fumbles Recovered: 1, twice (last at Shippensburg, 10/17/15) times, including 336 against Seton Hill ... team scored a rushing touch- down in 8 of the 11 games ... team went over 500 yards of total offense three times, including once for 638 yards (Seton Hill). MMarkark 31 2014: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. DDukesukes JJarelarel Running Back 23 So. 23 5-11  195 lbs.  1 VL EElderlder (Pottstown, pa. / Running Back Pottsgrove) Jr. 5-7  165 lbs.  2 VL (Allentown, Pa. / Parkland) Young running back and local product ... saw his stock rise late in the season and got on the fi eld more and more towards the end of the year ... coaching staff is impressed with his progression to date ... could wind up playing a role as a third-down back, or an option catching passes out The team’s leading rusher for the Golden Rams a year ago ... also saw of the backfi eld ... may even end up on special teams in various roles ... time on special teams returing kickoffs and punts ... expected to fi ll both showing the ability to be a real asset off the bench for the Golden Rams roles once again – despite being the team’s starting running back ... shifty ... letterwinner. runner, who follows his blocks well and explodes through the holes ... can catch the ball out of the backfi eld as well ... all-league candidate this 2015: Appeared in seven games ... did not make a start ... rushed seven fall ... has rushed for over 1,000 yards in his fi rst two years at WCU ... times for 25 yards ... registered a career-high 29 yards at Cheyney ... younger brother, Jarey Elder, is a defensive back for the Golden Rams ... rushed twice for -4 yards at Millersville ... also posted three tackles on the two-year letterwinner. year ... picked up a tackle on special teams against Seton Hill, Millersville and Lock Haven. 2015: Appeared in 10 games … made one start ... led the team in rush- ing with 561 yards on 119 carries ... scored fi ve touchdowns ... averaged 2014: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. 4.7 yards per carry ... named PSAC East offensive player of the week

3344 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Meet The Golden Rams the third week of the season and PSAC East special teams player of the week at the end of the year ... racked up 365 all-purpose yards in a win over Seton Hill ... that marked the third-best effort in a single game in West Chester history ... fi nished that game with a career-high 247 rush- ing yards and three touchdowns in the fourth quarter that broke a 24-24 tie ... his 25 carries that game were a career best while his eight catches for 84 yards also set new career standards ... scored four TDs overall in the game (one receiving) ... returned two kickoffs for 34 yards as well ... returned fi ve kickoffs for 133 yards in a win over East Stroudsburg that led to his special teams player of the week nod ... rushed for a pair of TDs at Millersville, fi nishing with 26 yards on seven carries ... ran the ball 15 times for 65 yards at Mercyhurst ... rushed for 72 yards on 17 carries at Lock Haven ... went over 100 all-purpose yards four times last year ... registered 161 all-purpose yards at Mercyhurst and collected 154 against ESU ... had 137 at Lock Haven ...

2014: Appeared in all 13 games … did not make a start … ranked second in all purpose yards with 1,072 … team’s third leading rusher ... primary kick returner for the Golden Rams … posted 585 yards on 23 attempts and one touchdown as a kick returner … rushed for 452 yards on 89 carries, to go along with three touchdowns as a running back … also caught three passes for 42 yards during the season … made his fi rst career appearance against New Haven … enjoyed best game of the season against Millers- ville with 179 all-purpose yards and his longest kick return for 90 yards … also scored his fi rst two collegiate touchdowns … registered a season- high 107 yards on 16 carries against Cheyney … made one solo tackle on special teams against East Stroudsburg.

2013: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest.

Career Stats: Rushing Receiving Year GP Att. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Avg. 2014 13 89 452 3 5.1 3 42 0 14.0 2015 10 119 561 5 4.7 20 163 1 8.1 Totals 23 208 1013 8 4.9 23 205 1 8.9 CConnoronnor 97 Kick Returns Year No. Yards TD Avg. FFoleyoley 2014 23 585 1 25.4 Punter/Kicker 2015 25 588 0 23.5 Totals 48 1173 1 24.4 So. 5-11 215 lbs.  1 VL Punt Returns (Philadelphia,Pa. / Year No. Yards TD Avg. Father Judge) 2014 3 -7 0 -2.3 2015 0 0 0 0.0 Totals 3 -7 0 -2.3 Returning punter/place-kicker, who handled kickoffs a year ago ... ex- pected to fi ll that role again this fall ... will also have a chance to fi ght for Elder’s Career Highs one of the kicking jobs as well ... letterwinner. Rushing Attempts: 25, vs. Seton Hill, 9/19/15 Rushing Yards: 247, vs. Seton Hill, 9/19/15 2015: Appeared in nine games ... kicked off 50 times and averaged 54.1 Rushing Touchdowns: 3, vs. Seton Hill, 9/19/15 yards on his kickoffs ... fi nished the year with fi ve touchbacks (three at Long Rush: 54, vs. Seton Hill, 9/19/15 Millersvillers and two against Bloomsburg) ... also registered a solo tack- Receptions: 8, vs. Seton Hill, 9/19/15 le against Bloomsburg. Receiving Yards: 84, vs. Seton Hill, 9/19/15 Receiving Touchdowns: 1, vs. Seton Hill, 9/19/15 Long Reception: 36, vs. Lock Haven, 10/4/14 2014: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. Long Kickoff Return: 90, vs. Millersville, 9/27/14 Long Punt Return: 1, vs. Millersville, 9/27/14 All-Purpose Yards: 365, vs. Seton Hill, 9/19/15 Career Stats: Kickoff s Year G No. Yards Avg. TB 2015 9 50 2703 54.1 5 Totals 9 50 2703 54.1 5

Foley’s Career Highs Kickoff s: 8, twice (last vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15) Touchbacks: 3, at Millersville, 9/26/15 Total Tackles: 1, at Bloomsburg, 10/24/15 Unassisted Tackles: 1, at Bloomsburg, 10/24/15

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one pass against Lock Haven and intercepted another pass against East BBillill Stroudsburg ... credited with one QB hurry against Bloomsburg ... broke 84 up a pass at Cheyney ... posted his one tackle for a loss against Seton Hill ... recorded a career-high eight tackles at Shippensburg ... notched a FFordord career-best six solo tackles in that game as well ... registered fi ve tackles H-Back / Tight End against Seton Hill and Slippery Rock in the PSAC Championship Game Jr. ... had four tackles against Lenoir-Rhyne, Bloomsburg and East Strouds- burg. 6-3  250 lbs.  2 VL (Malvern, Pa. / Parkside) 2014: Appeared in 12 games … made fi rst career start against Cheyney … registered 37 total tackles … 22 unassisted and 15 assisted … registered 3.0 tackles for a loss of 13 yards … caused one pass breakup … made fi ve total tackles in back-to-back games against Seton Hill and Millersville … Returning H-back/tight end in the Golden Rams’ system ... good size for a recorded a season-high six tackles against Cheyney … also recovered his blocking back and blocking tight end ... experienced player in West Ches- fi rst fumble against Cheyney … posted three solo tackles against Slippery ter’s Spread Wing-T formation ... should see more playing time this fall ... Rock, including two tackles for a loss of fi ve yards, in fi rst round of the also spent most of the last two seasons on special teams, blocking for the playoffs … registered four tackles against Concord in the second round return men ... has appeared in 21 of 24 games over the past two seasons of the playoffs. ... has also been the starting catcher for the Golden Rams’ baseball squad two of the last three years ... he will enter his fourth and fi nal season on 2013: Appeared in 11 games … did not make a start ... registered 13 tack- the diamond this coming spring ... letterwinner. les ... posted eight unassisted tackles and fi ve assisted tackles ... made college football debut at Millersville ... posted a season-high four tackles 2015: Appeared in 10 games … did not make a start ... caught a 3-yard at Cheyney ... that performance included a season-best three unassisted pass for a touchdown against Seton Hill ... was the only game in which he stops ... made two assisted tackles at Bloomsburg in the playoffs ... eight fi gured statistically. of his 13 tackles on the year came during West Chester’s playoff run ... registered three tackles in playoff game at Bloomsburg ... posted a pair of 2014: Appeared in 11 games … did not make a start … logged 26 yards tackles against American International College and Shepherd ... made one on two kickoff returns ... returned a kickoff as one of the up backs against unassisted stop at Lenoir-Rhyne ... made one tackle against Bloomsburg both Kutztown and Bloomsburg. in the regular-season meeting.

2013: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. Career Stats: Receiving Year GP No. Yards TD Avg. 2014 11 0 0 0 0.0 2015 10 1 3 1 3.0 Totals 21 1 3 1 3.0

Ford’s Career Highs Receptions: 1, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15 Receiving Yards: 3, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15 Long Reception: 3, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15 Touchdowns: 1, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15 All-Purpose Yards: 3, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15 PPeteete 35 GGalianoaliano Defensive Back Sr. 5-8  190 lbs.  3 VL  (Haddon Heights, N.J. / Camden Catholic) Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2013 11 8 5 13 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Experienced defensive back ... returning safety in the defensive second- 2014 12 22 15 37 3.0-13 0.0-0 0 1 0 1 0 ary ... one of the team’s top returning tacklers from a year ago ... played a 2015 11 27 16 43 1.0-1 0.0-0 2 3 0 1 1 big role in kick coverage ... one of West Chester’s best coverage guys on Totals 34 57 36 93 4.0-14 0.0-0 2 4 0 2 1 special teams ... adds depth and experience to the secondary ... typically plays in nickel and dime situations ... good coverage skills, but also could Galiano’s Career Highs slide up into the hybrid role of defensive back/linebacker, if needed … Total Tackles: 8, at Shippensburg, 10/18/15 three-year letterwinner. Unassisted Tackles: 6, at Shippensburg, 10/18/15 Assisted Tackles: 4, vs. Millersville, 9/27/14 2015: Appeared in all 11 games ... did not make a start ... fi nished fourth Tackles For A Loss: 2, vs. Slippery Rock, 11/22/14 on the team in tackles with 43, including 27 solo stops and 16 assisted Interceptions: 1, twice, (last vs. E Stroudsburg, 11/7/15) stops ... registered one tackle for a loss and also blocked one kick ... cred- Fumble Recoveries: 1, twice, (last vs. E Stroudsburg, 11/7/15) ited with three passes defensed ... intercepted two passes ... picked off Blocked Kicks: 1, vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15

3366 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Meet The Golden Rams JJoshosh 96 DDougoug 67 GGanzellianzelli GGilbertilbert Defensive Line Offensive Line Jr. Sr.  Co-Captain 6-0  285 lbs.  2 VL 6-4  345 lbs.  3 VL  (Downingtown Pa. / (Mount Laurel, N.J./ Lenape) Downingtown East)

Interior defensive lineman ... returning starter, who was a fi rst-team All- Co-Captain ... returning left tackle on the offensive line ... second team PSAC East selectino a year ago ... will anchor the middle of the defensive pre-season Division II All-America selection by Lindy’s Sports ... nomi- line once again this fall ... excellent run-stopper, who can plug the hole nated for AFCA/Allstate Good Works Team for his service to a commu- ... all-league candidate ... all-region candidate as well ... has shown the nity organization ... two-time fi rst team All-PSAC East selection during ability to get to the quarterback on pass plays ... diffi cult to block ... teams his college career ... fi rst tam Conference Commissioner’s Association need to account for him, which opens opportunities for the rushers on the (CCA) All-Super Region 1 a year ago as well ... tasked with protecting the edge ... two-year letterwinner. quarterback’s back side ... has appeared in 32 college games and started 24 of them ... a strong candidate to be playing on Sunday’s next fall ... 2015: Appeared in 11 games ... made eight starts ... fi nished fi fth on the widely considered the fi nest offensive lineman in the PSAC ... three-year team with 39 tackles, including 14 unassisted and 25 assisted stops ... letterwinner. ranked second on the team with 7.5 tackles for a loss ... posted two sacks ... registered a career-high nine tackles in PSAC Championship Game 2015: Appeared in and started all 11 games ... has made 24 consecutive against Slippery Rock ... tied a career-high with three solo tackles in that starts along the offensive line, dating back to 2014 ... helped West Ches- game as well as at Mercyhurst in second game of the season ... career-best ter’s offense rank sixth in the PSAC in rushing, passing and scoring ... six assisted stops came in PSAC title game as well while also making six Golden Rams ranked third in PSAC and 38th nationally in 3rd down con- assisted stops against Bloomsburg ... recorded fi ve tackles against Mer- version percentage ... West Chester’s top two running backs combined cyhurst and Lock Haven ... credited with 1.5 sacks against Kutztown ... to rush for 1,000 yards ... team rushed for over 200 yards three times, picked up half a sack against East Stroudsburg. including 336 against Seton Hill ... team scored a rushing touchdown in 8 of the 11 games ... team went over 500 yards of total offense three times, 2014: Appeared in all 13 games but did not make a start … made six unas- including once for 638 yards (Seton Hill). sisted tackles and 13 assisted tackles on the year … made 3.0 tackles for a loss of three yards … recorded a season-high fi ve tackles against Mill- 2014: Appeared in and started all 13 games ... starting left tackle for the ersville … registered three solo tackles against Seton Hill ... credited with third-ranked overall offense in the PSAC ... West Chester ranked third in a QB hurry against Slippery Rock in fi rst round of the NCAA playoffs. passing offense and fi fth in rushing offense ... blocked for a 1,000-yard rusher (Monk) ... West Chester’s 16 sacks allowed ranked as the fourth 2013: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. fewest in the PSAC and 27th in the country.

2013: Appeared in eight games ... did not make a start ... part of an offen- sive line that ranked fi fth in the PSAC in rushing offense and fourth in the conference in fewest sacks allowed, despite playing four more games than any other PSAC school ranked in the Top 5 in both categories ... WCU av- eraged 187.5 rushing yards per game ... part of offensive line that helped RB Rondell White break the school’s single-season and all-time rushing records ... White went on to break the school’s single-season and all-time all-purpose yards records as well ... provided enough time for QB Sean McCartney to throw for over 3,500 yards and 30 TDs as well.

2012: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest.

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2014 13 6 13 19 3.0-3 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2015 11 14 25 39 7.5-13 2.0-5 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 24 20 38 58 10.5-16 2.0-5 0 0 0 0 0

Ganzelli’s Career Highs Total Tackles: 9, vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15 Unassisted Tackles: 3, three times (last vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15) Assisted Tackles: 6, vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15 Tackles For A Loss: 2.0, vs. Mercyhurst, 9/12/15 Sacks: 1.5, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15

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yard rusher (Monk) ... West Chester’s 16 sacks allowed ranked as the ZZackack 43 fourth fewest in the PSAC and 27th in the country. HHockmanockman 2013: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. Linebacker So. JJimim 6-2  210 lbs.  1 VL 2 (Perkasie, Pa./Pennridge) HHurleyurley Wide Receiver Sr. Young linebacker in a very deep group of linebackers ... saw a great deal 6-0  185 lbs.  3 VL  of playing time a year ago on both special teams and in down situations ... still developing ... has the potential to be a very good linebacker at West (Wayne, Pa./St. Joseph’s Prep.) Chester ... slated second on the depth chart at one of the two inside lien- backer positions ... letterwinner.

2015: Appeared in all 11 games ... did not make a start ... registered 20 Burst onto the scene last year and became the type of go-to wide receiv- tackles, including 14 solo stops and 6 assisted stops ... recorded 3.5 tackles er that coaching staff was looking for ... posted career numbers that the for a loss totaling 14 yards ... included in there were a pair of sacks for 11 coaching staff is hoping he can improve upon this fall ... caught for the yards ... posted a season-high fi ve tackles at Millersville ... registered a most yards last year among returning receivers this season deep threat, season-best three solo tackles twice (Seton Hill, Lock Haven) ... three as- who can stretch a defense ... good hands ... has the ability to go up and sisted tackles at Millersville was also a season-best ... credited with a sack make a diffi cult catch ... three-year letterwinner. against both Millersville and Lock Haven ... notched 1.5 tackles for a loss at Millersville ... had another tackle for a loss at Cheyney. 2015: Appeared in all 11 games ... made one start ... caught a season-high 24 passes for a career-best 442 yards and tied for team lead with fi ve TD Career Stats: receptions ... averaged 18.4 yards per catch ... caught season-high four Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks passes against Lenoir-Rhyne and Lock Haven ... surpassed 60 yards re- 2015 11 14 6 20 3.5-14 2.0-11 0 0 0 0 0 ceiving four times ... season-high 65 yards receiving came against Lenoir- Totals 11 14 6 20 3.5-14 2.0-11 0 0 0 0 0 Rhyne ... made a career-high 62-yard reception against Kutztown ... it was his only catch of the game that day ... caught a career-best two TD Hockman’s Career Highs passes at Mercyhurst ... also caught TD passes against Kutztown, Ship- Total Tackles: 5, at Millersville, 9/26/15 pensburg and Cheyney ... also had three carries for one yard on the year Unassisted Tackles: 3, twice (last at Lock Haven, 10/3/15) ... registered one tackle as well ... posted a combined eight catches in the Assisted Tackles: 3, at Millersville, 9/26/15 last three games for a total of 108 yards ... caught at least one pass in 10 Tackles For A Loss: 1.5, at Millersville, 9/26/15 of 11 games (Millersville). Sacks: 1, twice, (last at Lock Haven, 10/3/15) 2014: Appeared in 12 games ... did not make a start … posted 10 recep- tions for 143 yards on the season … made a career-high fi ve catches for AAlexlex 67 yards against Lock Haven … averaged 11.9 yards per game … also 77 recorded two solo tackles against East Stroudsburg and Indiana (Pa.). HHostost 2013: Appeared in 13 games ... made one start ... caught three passes for Offensive Line 83 yards and one touchdown ... averaged 27.7 yards per catch ... made col- Jr. lege debut in season opener against New Haven ... made fi rst college start 6-4  280 lbs.  2 VL in playoffs at Shepherd ... fi rst college catch was a 25-yard touchdown Haverford, Pa./Havertown) pass against East Stroudsburg ... made a 35-yard diving catch at Blooms- burg in playoffs ... also hauled in a 23-yard pass at Shippensburg.

2012: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. Experienced offensive lineman ... has worked his way up the depth chart at the guard position ... has seen the amount of playing time increase from his freshman year to his sophomore year ... entering his fourth year in the program ... two-year letterwinner. Career Stats: Receiving 2015: Appeared in seven games ... did not make a start ... helped West Year GP No. Yards TD Avg. Chester’s offense rank sixth in the PSAC in rushing, passing and scoring 2013 13 3 83 1 27.7 ... Golden Rams ranked third in PSAC and 38th nationally in 3rd down 2014 12 10 143 0 14.3 conversion percentage ... West Chester’s top two running backs combined 2015 11 24 442 5 18.4 to rush for 1,000 yards ... team rushed for over 200 yards three times, Totals 36 37 668 6 18.1 including 336 against Seton Hill ... team scored a rushing touchdown in 8 of the 11 games ... team went over 500 yards of total offense three times, Hurley’s Career Highs including once for 638 yards (Seton Hill). Receptions: 5, vs. Lock Haven, 10/4/14 Receiving Yards: 67, vs. Lock Haven, 10/4/14 2014: Appeared in seven games ... did not make a start ... reserve guard Touchdowns: 2, at Mercyhurst, 9/12/15 for the third-ranked overall offense in the PSAC ... West Chester ranked Long Reception: 62, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15 third in passing offense and fi fth in rushing offense ... blocked for a 1,000- All-Purpose Yards: 67, vs. Lock Haven, 10/4/14

3388 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Meet The Golden Rams SShaquillehaquille 21 KKavonavon 99 JJamesames JJohnsonohnson Defensive Back Defensive Line Jr. Jr. 5-9  176 lbs.  1 VL 6-3  290 lbs.  2 VL (Philadelphia, Pa./ (Conshohocken, Pa./ West Catholic) Plymouth-Whitemarsh)

Former walk-on, who worked his way up the depth chart and into the Extremely talented defensive lineman … good pass rusher for an interior starting lineup last fall ... showed up during spring ball in 2015 and made lineman … has battled through some injuries in his career … got hurt his his fi rst college start in the third week of the season ... named ECAC Divi- freshman year against Delaware and suffered an injury while participat- sion II rookie of the year ... smaller-sized defensive back, but makes up ing with the club wrestling squad at WCU … quick off the ball … strong, for it in athletic ability and coverage skills ... started three of the fi nal four physical player that can stop the run and still be a factor in the pass rush … games of the 2015 season ... all-league candidate ... has solidifi ed a spot on diffi cult to block … fi ts right in up front with the other starters … slated as the outside at cornerback ... quickly gaining a reputation as one of the top one of two starting tackles on defense ... two-year letterwinner. cover corners in the PSAC ... 2015 All-PSAC second team ... 2015 ECAC DII Rookie of the Year ... letterwinner. 2015: Appeared in 10 games ... made one start opposite Bloomsburg ... registered 30 tackles, including 11 solo stops and 19 assisted stops ... 2015: Appeared in 10 games ... made four starts ... registered 35 tackles ranked 10th on the team in tackles ... second on team with 7.0 tackles and credited with fi ve passes defensed ... made 25 solo stops and 10 as- for a loss, two of which were sacks ... credited with a pass breakup as sisted stops ... intercepted one pass and returned it 92 yards for a touch- well ... set a career-high with six tackles against Bloomsburg ... three solo down to seal the win over Bloomsburg ... his INT return for a TD was the stops against the Huskies was also a career high ... book-ended the season only INT brought back for a score by a Golden Rams player ... posted a with four assisted tackles against both Lenoir-Rhyne and Slippery Rock season-high six tackles at Mercyhurst, which earned him a starting role ... posted fi ve tackles at Millersville ... season-best two tackles for a loss the following week against Seton Hill ... notched four solo tackles twice were included in those totals at Millersville ... posted 1.5 sacks against (Mercyhurst, East Stroudsburg) ... fi nished with fi ve tackles against East East Stroudsburg ... credited with a pass breakup at Lock Haven ... fi n- Stroudsburg ... recorded two passes defensed against Bloomsburg ... also ished the Lenoir-Rhyne game with fi ve tackles ... recorded four tackles at had a pass breakup against Mercyhurst, Seton Hill and Kutztown ... regis- Mercyhurst ... made a tackle in 9 of 10 games ... registered a pair of solo tered a tackle in all 10 games in which he appeared. tackles against both Shippensburg and Millersville.

2014: Did not play. 2014: Did not play.

2013: Attended City College of Philadelphia ... did not play college foot- 2013: Appeared in three games … did not make a start ... registered two ball. tackles, one of which was a sack ... also recovered a fumble and was cred- ited with a pair of QB hurries ... appeared in games opposite New Ha- ven, Millersville and Cheyney ... both tackles and the sack came against Cheyney ... the QB hurries came against Millersville ... had one unassisted stop and one assisted stop against Cheyney.

2012: Appeared in one game … injured in season opener at Delaware … applied for a medical red-shirt and it was granted … did not fi gure statisti- cally in that game.

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2012 1 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Career Stats: 2013 3 1 1 2 1.0-6 1.0-6 0 0 0 1 0 Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2015 10 11 19 30 7.0-25 2.0-8 0 1 0 0 0 2015 10 25 10 35 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 5 0 0 0 Totals 14 12 20 32 8.0-31 3.0-14 0 1 0 1 0 Totals 10 25 10 35 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 5 0 0 0 Johnson’s Career Highs James’ Career Highs Total Tackles: 6, vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15 Total Tackles: 6, at Mercyhurst, 9/12/15 Unassisted Tackles: 3, vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15 Unassisted Tackles: 4, at Mercyhurst, 9/12/15 Assisted Tackles: 4, twice (last vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15) Assisted Tackles: 2, twice (last at Millersville, 9/26/15) Tackles for a Loss: 2.0, at Millersville, 9/26/15 Interceptions: 1, vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15 Sacks: 1.5, vs. E Stroudsburg, 11/7/15 Long Interception Ret: 92, vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15 Fumbles Recovered: 1, at Cheyney, 11/2/13 Passes Defensed: 2, vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15 Passes Defensed: 1, at Lock Haven, 10/3/15

2012 Online Guide 3399 West Chester Football Meet The Golden Rams TTyleryler 1 KKyleyle 15 KKarpinskiarpinski KKeysereyser Wide Receiver Defensive Back Jr. Sr.  Co-Captain 5-11 170 lbs.  1 VL 5-10  175 lbs.  2 VL (Lancaster, Pa./ (Garnet Valley, Pa. / Manheim Twp.) Garnet Valley)

Transfer from Division I Temple a year ago ... turned in an excellent sea- Returning to the defensive backfi eld as a safety ... may see time with the son in the Purple & Gold ... the team’s top returning wide receiver in terms special teams as well ... transferred into West Chester from College of the of number of catches ... also returned a punt for a touchdown a year ago ... Holy Cross ... listed at wide receiver for Holy Cross ... made the switch expected to be that go-to wideout for West Chester ... possession receiver to the defensive side of the ball when he transferred ... older brother, Tim with good hands ... runs precise routes ... will be expected to pick up the Keyser, graduated from West Chester and was a wide receiver for the slack on the perimeter and be consistent target for the Rams’ quarterbacks Golden Rams ... changed numbers to his brother’s familiar No. 15 ... Na- ... letterwinner. tional Football Foundation Scholarship nominee ... 2015 PSAC Champion Scholar ... carries a 3.8 cumulative GPA in Accounting/Finance ... two- 2015: Appeared in all 11 games ... made three starts ... caught 25 passes year letterwinner. for 310 yards and three touchdowns ... averaged 12.4 yards per catch ... caught a career-high fi ve passes against both Shippensburg and East 2015: Appeared in all 11 games ... made one start opposite Shippensburg Stroudsburg ... netted 72 yards receiving on four catches against Kutztown ... ranked eighth on the team with 32 tackles ... made 23 solo stops and 9 ... also posted a career-best two TD catches against the Bears ... caught a assisted stops ... recorded one tackle for a loss ... also credited with forcing pass in 10 of 11 games ... recorded fi ve catches for 63 yards at Shippens- one fumble ... six tackles at Shippensburg was a career high ... fi ve solo burg ... had fi ve catches for 48 yards and a TD against ESU ... returned stops in that game against the Raiders was also a career best ... posted four a punt 70 yards for a TD at Cheyney ... only punt return of the season ... unassisted tackles the week before against Kutztown ... also recorded fi ve started season opener against Lenoir-Rhyne ... started against Bloomsburg tackles against Lenoir-Rhyne ... registered four solo stops against Lenoir- and ESU as well ... caught three passes for 42 yards at Cheyney ... regis- Rhyne ... credited with a tackle for a loss against Lenoir-Rhyne ... forced a tered a season-high 112 all-purpose yards at Cheyney. fumble at Millersville ... recorded a tackle in all 11 games.

2014: Did not play. 2014: Appeared in 11 games but did not make a start … made 16 solo tackles along with eight assisted tackles on the year for a grand total of 2013 (Temple): Appeared in 10 games ... caught four passes for 22 yards 24 stops … made a season-high fi ve total tackles against Shippensburg ...... caught a pass against Notre Dame, Idaho, Central Florida and UConn registered four tackles against Concord in NCAA second round playoff ... eight-yard catch against Idaho was a season-best ... hauled in a four- game ... also posted a solo tackle against Slippery Rock in the fi rst round yard catch against both Notre Dame and UConn ... caught a six-yard pass ... recorded three solo tackles against Lock Haven and followed up with against Central Florida ... also saw action against Houston, Fordham, three assisted stops at Kutztown the following week. Army West Point, SMU, Rutgers and Memphis. 2013: Did not appear in a contest.

2012 (Holy Cross): Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest.

Career Stats: Receiving Year GP No. Yards TD Avg 2013 (TU) 10 4 22 0 5.5 2015 11 25 310 3 12.4 Totals 21 29 332 3 11.4 Career Stats: Punt Returns Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks Year GP No. Yards TD Avg. 2014 11 16 8 24 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2015 11 1 70 1 70.0 2015 11 23 9 32 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 1 0 0 Totals 11 1 70 1 70.0 Totals 22 39 17 56 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 1 0 0

Karpinski’s Career Highs Keyser’s Career Highs Receptions: 5, twice (last vs. E Stroudsburg, 11/7/15) Total Tackles: 6, at Shippensburg, 10/17/15 Receiving Yards: 72, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15 Unassisted Tackles: 5, at Shippensburg, 10/17/15 Touchdowns: 2, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15 Assisted Tackles: 3, at Kutztown, 10/9/14 Long Reception: 32, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15 Tackles for a Loss: 1.0, vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 9/3/15 Long Punt Return: 70, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Fumbles Forced: 1, at Millersville, 9/26/15

4400 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Meet The Golden Rams DDevanevan 72 VVinceince 76 LLaBauaBau LLostraccoostracco Offensive Line Offensive Line Jr. Jr. 6-2  298 lbs.  2 VL  6-4  298 lbs.  2 VL  (Wilmington, Del./ (Philadelphia, Pa./ St. Mark’s) Father Judge)

Returning starting center along the offensive line ... has appeared in 19 Starting offensive lineman returning to the fold this fall ... moved into the games over the last two seasons ... took over a starting role in 2015 and interior of the offensive line last season ... can still play outside, if needed has not looked back since ... one of the upperclassmen now, who has to ... has appeared in and started 21 games over the last two campaigns ... lead by example ... expected to solidify the offensive line ... has experi- expected to be a leader along the offensive line this fall ... communicates ence calling blocks and setting the stage for the rest of the offensive line well with fellow linemen ... two-year letterwinner. ... two-year letterwinner. 2015: Appeared in and started nine games ... missed the fi rst game of the 2015: Appeared in and started 10 games ... Cheyney game was the only season to injury and then missed the Shippensburg game ... helped West contest he missed ... helped West Chester’s offense rank sixth in the PSAC Chester’s offense rank sixth in the PSAC in rushing, passing and scoring in rushing, passing and scoring ... Golden Rams ranked third in PSAC ... Golden Rams ranked third in PSAC and 38th nationally in 3rd down and 38th nationally in 3rd down conversion percentage ... West Chester’s conversion percentage ... West Chester’s top two running backs combined top two running backs combined to rush for 1,000 yards ... team rushed to rush for 1,000 yards ... team rushed for over 200 yards three times, for over 200 yards three times, including 336 against Seton Hill ... team including 336 against Seton Hill ... team scored a rushing touchdown in 8 scored a rushing touchdown in 8 of the 11 games ... team went over 500 of the 11 games ... team went over 500 yards of total offense three times, yards of total offense three times, including once for 638 yards (Seton including once for 638 yards (Seton Hill). Hill). 2014: Appeared in all 13 games ... made 12 starts ... did not start season 2014: Appeared in nine games ... did not make a start ... reserve center for opener at New Haven ... starting right tackle for the third-ranked overall the third-ranked overall offense in the PSAC ... West Chester ranked third offense in the PSAC ... West Chester ranked third in passing offense and in passing offense and fi fth in rushing offense ... blocked for a 1,000-yard fi fth in rushing offense ... blocked for a 1,000-yard rusher (Monk) ... West rusher (Monk) ... West Chester’s 16 sacks allowed ranked as the fourth Chester’s 16 sacks allowed ranked as the fourth fewest in the PSAC and fewest in the PSAC and 27th in the country. 27th in the country.

2013: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. 2013: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest.

2012 Online Guide 4411 West Chester Football Meet The Golden Rams KKevinevin 6 MMalonealone Defensive Back Sr.  Co-Captain 5-10  200 lbs.  3 VL  (Philadelphia, Pa./ West Catholic)

Returning fi rst-team All-PSAC East defensive back … named team cap- tain for this upcoming season ... one of the leaders, not only in the Golden Rams’ secondary, but in the locker room and away from the playing fi eld ... has developed into one of the top defensive backs in the conference, if not Super Region 1 ... has good instincts for the game ... reads plays well from his safety position ... leader of a defensive backfi eld that is very deep and experienced ... commands the respect of everyone around him ... three-year letterwinner.

2015: Appeared in 10 games … made 10 starts … ranked 11th on the team in tackles with 28 ... had 14 solo stops and 14 assisted stops ... intercept- ed two passes ... credited with fi ve passes defensed ... also credited with 0.5 tackles for a loss ... recovered a fumble as well ... posted season-best fi ve tackles on two separate occasions (Lenoir-Rhyne, ESU) ... recorded season-high three unassisted tackles against Lenoir-Rhyne and Seton Hill ... registered his 0.5 tackle for a loss against Bloomburg ... picked off a pass aainst Millersville and Bloomsburg ... recovered a fumble against Career Stats: Slippery Rock in PSAC Championship Game ... credited with a pass Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks breakup against Lenoir-Rhyne, Seton Hill and East Stroudsburg ... posted 2013 6 7 3 10 0.5-4 0.5-4 0 0 0 0 0 four tackles in back-to-back contests against Mercyhurst and Seton Hill ... 2014 13 21 11 32 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 1 0 0 0 credited with a tackle in 9 of 10 games ... had 13 tackles in West Chester’s 2015 10 14 14 28 0.5-1 0.0-0 2 5 0 1 0 last four games. Totals 29 42 28 70 1.0-5 0.5-4 3 6 0 1 0

2014: Appeared in all 13 games … made eight starts … made 21 solo Malone’s Career Highs tackles and 11 assisted tackles for a total of 32 tackles on the season … Total Tackles: 6, vs. Millersville, 9/27/14 made fi rst career interception against New Haven … recorded a career- Unassisted Tackles: 6, vs. Millersville, 9/27/14 high seven tackles against Lock Haven … made a career-high six un- Assisted Tackles: 4, vs. Lock Haven, 10/4/14 assisted tackles against Millersville … posted back-to-back four-tackle Tackles for Loss: 0.5, twice (last vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15) performances against Shippensburg and Bloomsburg ... notched three Sacks: 0.5, at Gannon, 9/14/13 stops at Kutztown ... registered two solo tackles and one assisted tackle Interceptions: 1, 3 times (last vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15) Long Interception Return: 31, vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15 in the playoff game against Slippery Rock ... also recorded one solo stop Fumble Recoveries: 1, vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15 at Seton Hill.

2013: Appeared in six games and made one start … registered 10 tackles on the year … also credited with two QB hurries … credited with half a SShannonhannon sack as well … made seven solo tackles and three assisted stops … made 11 fi rst college start at Gannon in second game of the season … missed three games after Millersville contest … played against Lock Haven, Shippens- MMayerayer burg and Cheyney … then sat out the rest of the year with an injury … Wide Receiver posted a career-high fi ve tackles at Gannon … registered three solo stops Sr. and two assisted stops … credited with a pair of QB hurries at Millersville 6-1  180 lbs.  3 VL … also had his half a sack at Gannon … made a tackle in fi ve of the six games in which he appeared. (Norristown, Pa./ Norristown) 2012: Red-shirted … did not appear in a contest.

Talented wide receiver … possesses all the tools to be an all-league wide receiver in the PSAC … all-region candidate as well, if he can put up the numbers that the coaching staff knows he is capable of doing ... coaching staff is expecting him to improve upon last year’s output ... tall, lanky wide receiver, who can go up and get the ball at its highest point ... broth- er, Sheldon, played college football at Shippensburg … oldest brother, Sean, was an offensive lineman at West Chester (2007-10) ... three-year letterwinner.

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2015: Appeared in nine games ... made eight starts ... caught 17 passes for a season-high 319 yards and season best fi ve touchdowns ... averaged 18.8 PPatat yards per catch ... hauled in a career-high 56-yard pass at Millersville ... 9 caught four passes for a career-best 82 yards and one touchdown against Seton Hill ... had four more catches against Kutztown for 54 yards and MMoriartyoriarty a score ... caught a pass in every game except the PSAC Championship Quarterback Game ... caught a TD pass in four straight games (Seton Hill, Millersville, Jr. Lock Haven, Kutztown) ... had three catches for 64 yards at Millersville ... 6-2  190 lbs.  2 VL hauled in a 16-yard TD reception at Lock Haven ... caught two passes for 64 yards at Mercyhurst ... had a 15-yard TD catch against Lenoir-Rhyne (Gladwyne, Pa./Harriton) ... caught an 8-yard pass at Shippensburg and a 16-yard pass against East Stroudsburg.

2014: Appeared in 11 games ... made three starts ... enjoyed a career year Returning incumbent at quarterback … will battle Andrew Derr for the ... registered 25 receptions for 247 yards and three touchdowns ... aver- starting spot in camp ... learned a great deal and made great strides during aged 9.9 yards per carry and 22.5 yards receiving per game ... registered the 2015 campaign as the team’s starting QB ... led West Chester to the a season-high fi ve catches for 73 yards and scored his fi rst touchdown PSAC East title and a spot in the conference championship game ... spent against Millersville ... recorded fi ve catches for 68 yards and scored two his freshman season red-shirting and learning West Chester’s Spread touchdowns against Lock Haven ... caught multiple passes in four other Wing-T offense … coming off an excellent spring game in which he so- games on the season ... caught threee passes for 35 yards against Indiana lidifi ed his position as the No. 1 QB on the depth chart ... still needs to (Pa.). improve his mechanics ... possesses a strong arm and the ability to throw into coverage ... needs to make his reads quicker ... proven leader in the 2013: Appeared in 12 games ... made three starts ... caught 14 passes for two-minute drill ... gained the confi dence of his teammates as the 2015 195 yards and one touchdown ... averaged 13.9 yards per catch ... caught season went on ... drop-back style, pro-set QB ... can scramble, if he needs a career-high seven passes for 78 yards and one TD against East Strouds- to, but better sitting in the pocket and picking out his targets ... thrown into burg ... caught a pair of passes against three other opponents (Kutztown, a starting role last year, but put up admirable numbers when the dust had Shippensburg, Clarion) ... caught two passes for 38 yards against Ship- settled ... one of the team’s leaders on offense ... two-year letterwinner. pensburg ... also completed a two-point conversion pass in the game against the Raiders ... caught two passes for 43 yards against Kutztown ... 2015: Appeared in and started all 11 games ... completed 197 of 355 caught two passes for 13 yards against Clarion ... caught a 23-yard pass passes for 2,655 yards and 28 touchdowns against just 13 interceptions at Lock Haven ... season-high 30-yard reception came at Shippensburg. ... authored 55.5 completion percentage ... averaged 241.4 yards passing per game ... posted a 137.02 pass effi ciency rating ... enjoyed a career day 2012: Red-shirted … did not appear in a contest. against Kutztown, going 30-for-40 for 437 yards and 5 TDs ... eclipsed 300 yards passing on one other occasion against Seton Hill (20-for-38 for 302 yards and 3 TDs) ... threw a TD pass in all 11 games ... threw multiple TD passes in 9 of 11 games ... authored streak of four straight games with at least three TD passes ... rushed the ball 51 times for 20 yards ... credited with a reception against Kutztown when his pass was batted right back to him ... fi nished the year ranked among the Top 7 QBs in the PSAC in six different categories ... ranked fourth in PSAC in TD passes with 28 ... threw three TD passes against Seton Hill, Millersville, Lock Haven, Cheyney and East Stroudsburg ... season-high 31 yards rushing came in season opener against Lenoir-Rhyne, including a career-best 20-yard run ... registered season-high eight carries against Kutztown.

2014: Appeared in fi ve games ... did not make a start ... did not attempt a pass in those fi ve contests ... saw playoff action against Slippery Rock in the fi rst round of the NCAA playoffs ... carried the ball twice for 10 yards ... averaged 5.0 yards per carry ... did not fi gure statistically other than that ... posted a 12-yard run against Cheyney ... had a -2 yard run against Lock Haven ... also saw action at Seton Hill and versus Millersville.

2013: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest.

Career Stats: Passing Rushing GP C-A-I Yds TD Pct. Eff . Att. Yds. TD Avg. 2014 5 0-0-0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2 10 0 5.0 Career Stats: Receiving 2015 11 197-355-13 2655 28 55.5 137.0 51 20 0 0.4 Year GP No. Yards TD Avg. Totals 16 197-355-13 2655 28 55.5 137.0 53 30 0 0.6 2013 12 14 195 1 13.9 2014 11 25 247 3 9.9 Moriarty’s Career Highs 2015 9 17 319 5 18.8 Passing Attempts: 40, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15 Totals 32 56 761 9 13.6 Passes Completed: 30, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15 Passing Yards: 437, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15 Mayer’s Career Highs Passing Touchdowns: 5, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15 Receptions: 7, vs. East Stroudsburg, 10/12/13 Rushing Attempts: 8, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15 Receiving Yards: 82, vs. Seton Hill, 9/19/15 Rushing Yards: 31, vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 9/3/15 Touchdowns: 2, vs. Lock Haven, 10/4/14 Long Rush: 20, vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 9/3/15 Long Reception: 56, at Millersville, 9/26/15 Total Yards: 422, vs. Kutztown, 10/10/15

2012 Online Guide 4433 West Chester Football Meet The Golden Rams TTyleryler 56 TTeded 19 MMorrisseyorrissey PPattonatton Linebacker Defensive Back Jr. Sr. 6-3  256 lbs.  1 VL 5-9  170 lbs.  2 VL (Springfield, Pa./ (Wilmington, Del./McKean) Springfield-Delco)

Returning linebacker ... quickly moving up the depth chart at one of the Senior defensive back and a leader in the Golden Rams secondary ... had inside positions ... coaching staff likes the progress he has made ... earned a breakout year in 2015 ... coaching staff expects him to continue to im- a great deal of playing time last fall ... that experience has helped him prove and develop into an all-league and possibly an all-region defen- tremendously in his development ... looking to have a breakout year in sive back ... coming off an excellent spring practice ... has climbed up 2016 ... could work his way into the lineup on a more regular basis ... the depth chart at cornerback and is a returning starter on the left side ... letterwinner. coaching staff likes his play-making ability and athleticism ... part of a deep and talented group ... helping to bring along the younger DBs on the 2015: Appeared in eight games … did not make a start … missed weeks squad ... good marking skills ... coaching staff can leave him in one-on- three thru fi ve ... posted 15 tackles, including eight solo and seven assisted one coverage and feel comfortable on the perimeter ... that creates options ... registered 3.0 tackles for a loss, including one solo sack for a 7-yard for the defense in other areas ... two-year letterwinner. loss ... credited with a pair of QB hurries as well ... registered a season- high four tackles against Slippery Rock in PSAC Championship Game 2015: Appeared in all 11 games ... made 10 starts ... placed 12th on the ... two solo tackles and two assisted tackles equaled his single-game best team with 24 tackles, including 18 solo stops and six assisted stops ... efforts ... had two solo stops at Shippensburg ... had two assisted stops credited with two tackles for a loss ... led the team and placed fourth in against Lenoir-Rhyne ... registered three tackles against both Lenoir- the PSAC overall with four interceptions ... placed 21st in the confer- Rhyne and Shippensburg as a result ... credited with a solo tackle for a ence with nine passes defensed ... maded a career-high fi ve tackles against loss against Bloomsburg, East Stroudsburg and Slippery Rock ... sacked Seton Hill ... recorded career-best four unassisted tackles ... registered the QB against East Stroudsburg ... credited with pair of QB hurries at career-best two assisted tackles at Mercyhurst ... fi nished with four tackles Cheyney ... recorded pair of tackles at Cheyney and against ESU. in that game ... also recorded four tackles against Bloomsburg ... had three solo stops against the Huskies ... intercepted a pass and returned it a ca- 2014: Did not appear in a contest. reer-long 41 yards ... returned an interception 34 yards against Seton Hill ... intercepted a pass against Mercyhurst and Cheyney as well ... registered 2013: Red-shirted … did not appear in a contest. a pair of passes defensed against Mercyhurst, Seton Hill and Cheyney ... recorded both of his tackles for a loss at Mercyhurst.

2014: Appeared in all 13 games ... did not make a start ... recorded fi ve tackles ... intercepted a pass and was credited with a pair of passes de- fensed ... returned his interception two yards against Lock Haven ... posted a season-high two tackles in win over Millersville ... also registered stops against Kutztown, Shippensburg and Cheyney ... returned two kickoffs for 43 yards ... averaged 21.5 yards per kick return ... returned a kickoff 19 yards against Cheyney ... returned a kick 24 yards against Concord.

2013: Did not play.

2012: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2014 13 2 3 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 2 0 0 0 2015 11 18 6 24 2.0-3 0.0-0 4 9 0 0 0 Totals 24 20 9 29 2.0-3 0.0-0 5 11 0 0 0

Kick Returns Year No. Yards TD Avg. 2014 2 43 0 21.5 Career Stats: 2015 0 0 0 0 Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks Totals 2 43 0 21.5 2014 0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2015 8 8 7 15 3.0-11 1.0-7 0 0 0 0 0 Patton’s Career Highs Totals 8 8 7 15 3.0-11 1.0-7 0 0 0 0 0 Total Tackles: 5, vs. Seton Hill, 9/19/15 Unassisted Tackles: 4, vs. Seton Hill, 9/19/15 Morrissey’s Career Highs Assisted Tackles: 2, at Mercyhurst, 9/12/15 Total Tackles: 4, vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15 Tackles for a Loss: 2.0, vs. Seton Hill, 9/19/15 Unassisted Tackles: 2, twice (last vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15) Interceptions: 1, 5 times (last at Cheyney, 10/31/15) Assisted Tackles: 2, twice (last vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15) Passes Defensed: 2, three times (last at Cheyney, 10/31/15) Tackles for Loss: 1.0, 3 times (last vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15) Long INT Return: 41, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Sacks: 1.0, vs. E Stroudsburg, 11/7/15 Long Kickoff Return: 24, at Concord, 11/29/14

4444 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Meet The Golden Rams BBrendanrendan 46 RRalphalph 44 PPaulisonaulison RReeveseeves Kicker/Punter Linebacker So. Sr.  Co-Captain 6-0  210 lbs.  1 VL 6-1  245 lbs.  3 VL (Milford, Pa./ (North Wales, Pa./ Delaware Valley) North Penn)

Returning place-kicker and punter ... should begin the season in both ca- Returning middle linebacker ... team co-captain ... leader of the defensive pacities this fall again ... may even kickoff, if the situation calls for it ... unit ... has matured into one of the top linebackers in the PSAC East, if not coaching staff is hoping he can focus on just one of those areas ... second the entire PSAC ... all-league candidate and all-region candidate again this team All-PSAC place-kicker a year ago ... very accurate inside 40 yards ... fall ... reads plays well and reacts ... excellent at sliding off blocks and mak- needs to increase his range and improve in the punting game ... under-rated ing plays ... can stuff the run, or knock down passes over the middle ... pos- as place-kickers in the PSAC go ... still young and improving ... should be sesses all the tools to be successful at this level ... has developed into a team the Golden Rams’ place-kicker for the next three years ... coaching staff is leader in the locker room and off the fi eld as well ... has earned the respect of just looking for consistency and ability to make the kicks that he should his teammates around him ... brings a high level of energy to practice every make ... letterwinner. day ... demands the best out of his teammates ... three-year letterwinner.

2015: Appeared in all 11 games ... led West Chester with 67 points on the 2015: Appeared in and started all 11 games ... led the team with a career- strength of 34 extra points and 11 fi eld goals ... hit a season-best 36-yard high 65 tackles ... registered career bests with 34 solo tackles and 31 as- fi eld goal at Cheyney ... made a season-high six extra points in back-to-back sisted tackles ... credited with 4.5 tackles for a loss and 2.5 sacks ... forced contests against Seton Hill and Millersville ... was a perfect 6-for-6 against a pair of fumbles ... credited with three QB hurries and two passes defensed Seton Hill and 6-for-7 at Millersville ... added a pair of fi eld goals against ... registered double digits in stops twice (Lenoir-Rhyne, Slippery Rock) ... Seton Hill for a season-best 12 points ... posted 11 points in back-to-back made a career-high 12 tackles in PSAC Championship Game ... made 10 contests at Cheyney and against East Stroudsburg ... went 5-for-5 on extra stops in season opener ... eight assisted tackles against Slippery Rock is a points in both games while also nailing both fi eld goal attempts against both career best while seven unassisted tackles at Shippensburg is also a career opponents ... authored a streak of 18 straight extra points made (Kutztown, best ... his two tackles for a loss against Lenoir-Rhyne is also a single-game Shippensburg, Bloomsburg, Cheyney, ESU) ... had a streak of nine straight best ... recorded a sack against Lenoir-Rhyne and Shippensburg ... also had fi eld goals converted as well (Lock Haven, Kutztown, Shippensburg, half a sack against Kutztown ... credited with a pair of QB hurries against Bloomsburg, Cheyney and ESU) ... punted the ball 49 times, averaging 35.7 Bloomsburg ... posted six solo tackles against both Lenoir-Rhyne and Kutz- yards per boot ... hammered a season-long 65-yard punt at Millersville and town ... fi nished with nine total tackles against Kutztown ... forced a fumble again in PSAC Championship Game ... punted a season-high nine times in against both Shippensburg and Slippery Rock ... registered a tackle in every PSAC Championship Game ... averaged 37.6 yards per punt in that contest game ... had six tackles at Millersville ... registered fi ve stops against Lock ... averaged 42.8 yards on four punts against ESU ... landed 10 punts inside Haven and East Stroudsburg ... credited with a QB hurry at Millersville ... the 20-yard line ... put three inside the 20 in back-to-back contests against had four tackles against Seton Hill and Bloomsburg ... recorded four as- Lock Haven and Kutztown ... hit a 59-yard punt against ESU ... kicked off sisted tackles against Lenoir-Rhyne and East Stroudsburg ... managed to 19 times ... did not have any touchbacks ... booted a 64-yard kickoff down register a solo tackle in 10 of 11 games ... posted muliple tackles in 10 to the 1-yard line at Cheyney ... that was his only kickoff of the season fol- of 11 games ... only game he didn’t was Cheyney ... registered three solo lowing the fi rst three games. tackles against Millersville and Lock Haven ... had two solo tackles against Bloomsburg ... posted one solo stop against Seton Hill, Cheyney and East 2014: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. Stroudsburg ... recorded two assisted stops against Mercyhurst (the only game in which he did not have a solo tackle) ... both pass breakups were Career Stats: credited against Mercyhurst ... sack against Shippensburg was a 13-yard Kicking GP XPM-XPA FGM-FGA Pct. Long Points loss on the play ... all seven tackles in the Shippensburg game were solo 2015 11 34-39 11-13 .846 36 67 stops ... ranked 34th in the PSAC in tackles. Totals 11 34-39 11-13 .846 36 67 2014: Appeared in all 13 games ... made three starts ... ranked 13th on the Punting No. Yards Avg. LG TB I20 FC Blkd team in tackles with 28 stops ... posted 14 solo tackles and 14 assisted tack- 2015 49 1747 35.7 65 1 10 10 0 les ... registered 2.5 tackles for a loss ... credited with a pair of QB hurries Totals 49 1747 35.7 65 1 10 10 0 and one forced fumble ... fi lled in for injured Ronell Williams, making starts against Millersville, Lock Haven and Kutztown ... credited with 13 of his Kickoff s No. Yards Avg. TB OB 28 tackles in those three starts ... made season-high fi ve tackles against both 2015 19 970 51.1 0 1 Lock Haven and Bloomsburg ... recorded a season-best four assisted tackles Totals 19 970 51.1 0 1 in each of those contests ... made season-high three unassisted tackles at Paulison’s Career Highs Kutztown ... made two tackles in playoff win over Slippery Rock ... forced Extra Points: 6, twice (last at Millersville, 9/26/15) a fumble against Cheyney ... recorded 1.5 tackles for a loss against Lock Extra Points Attempted: 7, at Millersville, 9/26/15 Haven ... made one tackle for a loss at Kutztown. Field Goals: 2, 4 times (last vs. E Stroudsburg, 11/7/15) Field Goal Attempted: 2, 4 times (last vs. E Stroudsburg, 11/7/15) 2013: Appeared in 14 games ... did not make a start ... registered 10 tack- Long Field Goal: 36, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 les on the year ... posted fi ve unassisted tackles and fi ve assisted tackles ... Punts: 9, vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15 recorded a season-best two tackles in three different games (New Haven, Long Punt: 65, twice (last vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15) Millersville, Clarion) ... posted a season-best two assisted stops at Millers- Punts Inside 20: 3, twice (last at Lock Haven, 10/3/15) ville ... had one solo tackle and one assisted tackle against New Haven ... put Points: 12, vs. Seton Hill, 9/19/15 up the same stat line against Clarion in regular-season fi nale ... had a tackle

2012 Online Guide 4455 West Chester Football Meet The Golden Rams

against California, Pa., East Stroudsburg and Lock Haven in consecutive 2015: Appeared in all 11 games … made two starts (Seton Hill and Kutz- games ... also posted an assisted tackle at Bloomsburg in the playoffs ... town) … registered 18 tackles, including 15 solo stops and three assisted played in every game excep the Shippensburg contest ... suffered a minor stops ... made one tackle for a loss ... second on the team in interceptions injury the week before at Lock Haven ... missed very little time. with three ... tied for second on the team with fi ve passes defensed ... his 15 solo tackles tied for ninth on the team ... registered a season-high 2012: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. seven tackles at Lock Haven ... posted season-best six solo stops in that contest ... also intercepted a pass at Lock Haven and returned it 21 yards ... also broke up a pair of passes to fi nish with three passes defensed ... also picked off passes against Seton Hill and East Stroudsburg ... returned the INT against Seton Hill for fi ve yards and returned the INT against ESU for eight yards ... recorded his tackle for a loss in the PSAC Champion- ship Game ... registered three tackles against Seton Hill ... posted a pair of stops against Lenoir-Rhyne and East Stroudsburg.

2014: Red-shirted … did not appear in a contest.

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2015 11 15 3 18 1.0-3 0.0-0 3 5 0 0 0 Totals 11 15 3 18 1.0-3 0.0-0 3 5 0 0 0

Rouse’s Career Highs Total Tackles: 7, at Lock Haven, 10/3/15 Unassisted Tackles: 6, at Lock Haven, 10/3/15 Assisted Tackles: 1, three times (last vs. E Stroudsburg, 11/7/15) Tackles for a Loss: 1.0, vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15 Passses Defensed: 3, at Lock Haven, 10/3/15 SShaquilhaquil 98 Career Stats: RRyderyder Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks Defensive Line 2013 14 5 5 10 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2014 13 14 14 28 2.5-4 0.0-0 0 0 1 0 0 so. 2015 11 34 31 65 4.5-26 2.5-17 0 2 2 0 0 6-3  290 lbs.  1 VL Totals 38 53 50 103 7.0-30 2.5-17 0 2 3 0 0 (Philadelphia, Pa./ Imhotep Charter) Reeves’ Career Highs Total Tackles: 12, vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15 Unassisted Tackles: 7, at Shippensburg, 10/17/15 Assisted Tackles: 8, vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15 Returning interior defensive lineman ... missed all of last season ... has Tackles for a Loss: 2.0, vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 9/3/15 worked his way back into shape ... should solidify the defensive front line Sacks: 1.5, vs. Lock Haven, 10/4/14 ... experienced former starter at defensive tackle ... excellent at stopping Fumbles Forced: 1, three times, (last vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15) the run ... can also get after the quarterback ... letterwinner. Passses Defensed: 2, at Mercyhurst, 9/12/15 2015: Did not play.

2014: Appeared in and started all 13 games ... fi nished fi fth on the team in NNydairydair tackles with 54, including 20 solo tackles and 34 assisted tackles ... reg- 18 istered eight tackles for a loss, including four sacks ... credited with three RRouseouse QB hurries and also recovered a fumble ... posted a season-high 10 tackles at Kutztown ... posted a season-best seven assisted stops in that game as Defensive Back well ... credited with season-high 1.5 tackles for a loss at New Haven in so. season opener ... recovered a fumble at Kutztown ... credited with QB 6-1  175 lbs.  1 VL hurry against New Haven, Mercyhurst and Shippensburg. (Philadelphia, Pa./ Career Stats: Simon Gratz) Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2014 13 20 34 54 8.0-36 4.0-25 0 0 0 1 0 2015 Did Not Play Young defensive back, who has caught the eyes of the coaching staff ... Totals 13 20 34 54 8.0-36 4.0-25 0 0 0 1 0 expected to play a much larger role in the defense this fall ... slotted in to play the ‘sam’ linebacker position, which WCU uses as a hybrid position Ryder’s Career Highs between linebacker and defensive back ... plays like a fi fth DB on the Total Tackles: 10, at Kutztown, 10/9/14 fi eld, but still strong enough to play the run ... could fi ll any number of Unassisted Tackles: 3, twice (last at Concord, 11/29/14) roles on defense by the time the season ends ... described as a playmaker Assisted Tackles: 7, at Kutztown, 10/9/14 on defense, who can make a difference in the contest ... has worked hard Tackles for a Loss: 1.5, at New Haven, 9/6/14 to move his way up the depth chart ... now he has to show what he can do Sacks: 1.0, 3 times (last at Kutztown, 10/9/14) as a regular starter ... has the pressure to perform ... letterwinner. Fumbles Recovered: 1, at Kutztown, 10/9/14

4466 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Meet The Golden Rams BBlaiselaise 30 GGeorgeeo rg e 93 SSchielerchieler SShipphipp Defensive Back Defensive End Sr. Jr. 5-9  170 lbs.  3 VL 6-1 240 lbs.  2 VL (Lansdowne, Pa./ (Harleysville, pa./North West Catholic) Penn)

Returning veteran at cornerback … stepped into a starting role at corner- One of the team’s blossoming defensive lineman ... has worked his way back his freshman year and has progressively improved ... has really blos- up to No. 1 on the depth chart at one of the defensive end positions ... somed into an excellent cornerback ... three-year letterwinner. enjoyed a breakout season last fall and coaching staff is hoping he comes back even better this summer ... has shown tremendous strides in his pass 2015: Appeared in eight games ... made fi ve starts ... made seven tackles rush ... should help fi ll a void in that area specifi cally ... quick off the ball and was credited with one pass breakup ... eclipsed 100 career tackles dur- ... made biggest improvements from last fall season to spring drills ... two- ing the season ... posted season-high four tackles at Mercyhurst, including year letterwinner. a season-best three solo stops in that game ... also posted tackles against Lenoir-Rhyne, Lock Haven and Slippery Rock. 2015: Appeared in and started all 11 games ... ranked ninth on the team in tackles with 30 ... had 15 solo and 15 assisted stops ... registered 4.0 tack- 2014: Appeared in and started all 13 games ... ranked 15th on the team in les for a loss, including 2.5 sacks ... recorded a safety against Bloomsburg, tackles with 23 stops ... made 20 solo tackles and three assisted tackles ... sacking the QB in the end zone ... also credited with a QB hurry, a forced intercepted a pair of passes ... credited with fi ve pass breakups ... forced a fumble and a recovered fumble ... registered a career-high six tackles in fumble ... made one tackle for a loss ... registered a season-high four tackles that Bloomsburg game ... also credited with a pair of sacks ... forced a in each of West Chester’s fi rst two contests ... also picked up four tackles at fumble against the Huskies ... tied a career-high with four unassisted tack- Bloomsburg ... his eight stops in the fi rst two games combined were all solo les as well ... tied career best with four assisted tackles in PSAC Cham- efforts ... recorded three solo stops against Bloomsburg ... made three total pionship Game ... posted fi ve tackles in all that game ... had four tackles tackles against Shippensburg ... registered his fi rst career tackle for a loss at Mercyhurst, including three assisted stops ... recorded three tackles in season opener at New Haven ... forced a fumble against Mercyhurst ... against both Lenoir-Rhyne and Shippensburg ... recovered a fumble at credited with three passes defensed at East Stroudsburg ... intercepted one Lock Haven ... credited with a QB hurry at Shippensburg ... had a pair of pass and had a pair of breakups ... intercepted a pass against Slippery Rock solo tackles against both Seton Hill and Lock Haven. in the postseason and returned it 13 yards. 2014: Appeared in 13 games ... made three starts ... posted 15 tackles 2013: Appeared in and started all 15 games ... ranked fi fth on the team in on the year ... registered six unassisted tackles and nine assisted stops ... tackles with 72 ... ranked fourth on the team with 48 solo stops ... regis- made fi rst career start opposite Kutztown ... posted three tackles for a loss, tered 24 assisted tackles ... tied for the team lead with eight pass breakups including a pair of sacks ... recorded a season-high fi ve tackles against ... recovered a fumble ... blocked an extra point against Lenoir-Rhyne in Millersville ... registered a season-best four assisted stops in that contest national semifi nal ... recovered a fumble in playoff win over Bloomsburg ... made four unassisted tackles at Kutztown ... recorded a pair of assisted ... recorded a season-high nine tackles on two occasions (Gannon, Blooms- tackles against Lock Haven and Shippensburg ... also picked up assisted burg) ... registered six solo tackles in each of those two contests as well ... stops against New Haven and Bloomsburg ... credited with a pair of sacks posted a season-best four assisted stops at Lock Haven and at Bloomsburg against Kutztown ... credited with one-half a tackle for a loss against both in the postseason ... notched fi ve solo tackles in fi rst game of the season Millersville and Shippensburg. against New Haven ... posted seven tackles in game one and nine tackles in game two ... posted six tackles in back-to-back contests against Millersville 2013: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. and Kutztown ... registered 19 tackles in West Chester’s four playoff games ... had four unassisted tackles in fi rst playoff game against American Inter- national College.

2012: Red-shirted … did not appear in a contest.

Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2013 15 48 24 72 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 8 0 1 1 Career Stats: 2014 13 20 3 23 1.0-1 0.0-0 2 7 1 0 0 Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2015 8 5 2 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 1 0 0 0 2014 13 6 9 15 3.0-14 2.0-12 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 36 73 29 102 1.0-1 0.0-0 2 16 1 1 1 2015 11 15 15 30 4.0-29 2.5-22 0 0 1 1 0 Totals 24 21 24 45 7.0-43 4.5-34 0 0 1 1 0 Schieler’s Career Highs Total Tackles: 9, twice (last vs. Bloomsburg, 11/9/13) Shipp’s Career Highs Unassisted Tackles: 6, twice (last vs. Bloomsburg, 11/9/13) Total Tackles: 6, vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15 Assisted Tackles: 4, twice (last at Bloomsburg, 11/30/13) Unassisted Tackles: 4, twice (last vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15) Tackles for a Loss: 4, twice (last at Bloomsburg, 11/30/13) Assisted Tackles: 4, twice (last vs. Slippery Rock, 11/14/15) Interceptions: 1, twice (last vs. Slippery Rock, 11/22/14) Tackles for a Loss: 2.5, vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15 Passes Defensed: 3, at East Stroudsburg, 11/8/14 Sacks: 2.0, vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15 Fumbles Forced: 1, vs. Mercyhurst 9/13/14 Fumbles Forced: 1, vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15 Fumbles Recovered: 1, at Bloomsburg, 11/30/13 Fumbles Recovered: 1, at Lock Haven, 10/3/15

2012 Online Guide 4477 West Chester Football Meet The Golden Rams CCh’aimh’aim 47 QQuintinuintin 24 SSmithmith SSmithmith Defensive End Defensive Back So. So. 6-4  245 lbs.  1 VL 6-1  195 lbs. (York, Pa./ (Harrisburg, Pa./ (York Suburban.) Central Dauphin East)

Young defensive end with a tremendous amount of potential ... has shown Transfer from PSAC West power California (Pa.) ... was a regular in the his ability in spurts ... listed No. 1 on depth chart at defensive end ... com- defensive backfi eld for the Vulcans ... enjoyed a productive freshman sea- ing off his best spring yet ... coaching staff expects him to develop into one son last fall with Cal ... coaching staff believes he can improve upon his of the best defensive ends in the conference ... letterwinner. numbers at Cal and be a real force in the Golden Rams’ defensive back- fi eld ... 2015: Appeared in all 11 games ... did not make a start ... recorded four tackles, one solo and three assisted ... registered one tackle for a loss, 2015: Appeared in all 11 games ... made one start … fi nished with 20 which was a sack against Shippensburg ... fi nished with one tackle in four tackles, including 11 solo and nine assisted … tallied six stops (three solo) different games ... did not fi gure statistically other than that. and 0.5 tackles for a loss against Clarion … made fi ve tackles (four solo) in start at Gannon … recorded fi ve stops (three solo) versus Mercyhurst. 2014: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. Career Stats: Career Stats: Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks 2015 (Cal) 11 11 9 20 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2015 11 1 3 4 1.0-4 1.0-4 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 11 11 9 20 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 11 1 3 4 1.0-4 1.0-4 0 0 0 0 0 Smith’s Career Highs Smith’s Career Highs Total Tackles: 5, twice (last vs. Mercyhurst, 11/7/15) Total Tackles: 1, 4 times (last at Cheyney, 10/31/15) Unassisted Tackles: 4, at Gannon, 10/31/15 Unassisted Tackles: 1, at Shippensburg, 10/17/15 Assisted Tackles: 3, vs. Clarion, 10/24/15 Assisted Tackles: 1, 3 times (last at Cheyney, 10/31/15) Tackles for a Loss: 0.5, vs. Clarion, 10/24/15 Tackles for a Loss: 1.0, at Shippensburg, 10/17/15 Sacks: 1.0, at Shippensburg, 10/17/15 EEvynvyn 79 JJusticeustice 53 SStadulistadulis SSmithmith Offensive Line Linebacker Jr. Jr. 6-2  303 lbs.  1 VL 6-0  220 lbs.  1 VL (Willow Grove, Pa./ (King of Prussia, Pa./ Upper Moreland) Upper Merion) Rising star along the offensive line ... slated to be the team’s starting right Maturing linebacker, who gained more and more playing time as last fall tackle on the depth chart ... gained considerable experience a year ago continued ... coaching staff expects him to make a much bigger contribu- spelling Michael Unger ... the two are currently battling it out for the No. 1 tion ... also was a regular on special teams kick coverage ... could continue spot at that right tackle position ... coming off an excellent spring practice in that role again this year ... letterwinner. ... has made tremendous progress ... letterwinner.

2015: Appeared in all 11 games ... did not make a start ... recorded four 2015: Appeared in all 11 games ... made two starts ... started games tackles, two solo and two assisted ... registered one tackle for a loss, which against Lenoir Rhyne and Shippensburg ... helped West Chester’s offense was a sack against Shippensburg ... fi nished with one tackle in four differ- rank sixth in the PSAC in rushing, passing and scoring ... Golden Rams ent games ... did not fi gure statistically other than that. ranked third in PSAC and 38th nationally in 3rd down conversion percent- age ... West Chester’s top two running backs combined to rush for 1,000 Career Stats: yards ... team rushed for over 200 yards three times, including 336 against Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks Seton Hill ... team scored a rushing touchdown in 8 of the 11 games ... 2015 11 2 2 4 1.5-2 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 team went over 500 yards of total offense three times, including once for Totals 11 2 2 4 1.5-2 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 638 yards (Seton Hill).

Smith’s Career Highs 2014: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. Total Tackles: 2, at Millersville, 9/26/15 Unassisted Tackles: 1, twice (last at Cheyney, 10/31/15) Assisted Tackles: 2, at Millersville, 9/26/15 Tackles for a Loss: 1.0, at Cheyney, 10/31/15

4488 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Meet The Golden Rams SSeanean 55 MMichaelichael 74 SSteinmetzteinmetz UUngernger Linebacker Offensive Line So. Jr. 6-1  225 lbs.  1 VL 6-3  285 lbs.  2 VL (Glen Mills, Pa./Rustin) (Slatington, Pa./ Parkland)

Young linebacker, who saw playing time as a true freshman, but red- One of West Chester’s top offensive linemen ... expected to fi ght for the shirted last fall ... back in the mix bigger, stronger and faster than he was team’s starting right tackle job ... has started 12 of 23 games during his two years ago as a freshman ... should fi ght for playing time at one of the college career ... valuable game experience adds to the depth along the inside linebacker positions ... could also see time on special teams ... will offensive line ... will certainly be in the rotation up front again this fall ... push the projected starters for playing time ... letterwinner. two-year letterwinner.

2015: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. 2015: Appeared in and started all 11 games ... helped West Chester’s of- fense rank sixth in the PSAC in rushing, passing and scoring ... Golden 2014: Appeared in 10 games … did not make a start … made 18 total Rams ranked third in PSAC and 38th nationally in 3rd down conversion tackles with nine solo and nine assisted … recorded 2.5 tackles for a loss percentage ... West Chester’s top two running backs combined to rush of 12 yards … made fi rst career sack against Cheyney for a loss of eight for 1,000 yards ... team rushed for over 200 yards three times, including yards ... also credited with one QB hurry ... posted a season-high four 336 against Seton Hill ... team scored a rushing touchdown in 8 of the 11 tackles against Shippensburg ... registered six combined tackles in West games ... team went over 500 yards of total offense three times, including Chester’s two playoff games ... posted a season-best three assisted stops once for 638 yards (Seton Hill). against Concord in the second round ... recorded a pair of unassisted tack- les against Lock Haven, Shippensburg, Cheyney and Slippery Rock. 2014: Appeared in 12 games … made one start ... made fi rst collegiate ap- pearance and start against New Haven … played in playoff games against Slippery Rock and Concord ... missed regular-season fi nale at Indiana (Pa.) ... saw time up front for the third-ranked overall offense in the PSAC ... West Chester ranked third in passing offense and fi fth in rushing of- fense ... blocked for a 1,000-yard rusher (Monk) ... West Chester’s 16 sacks allowed ranked as the fourth fewest in the PSAC and 27th in the country.

2013: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. CConnoronnor 61 WWalshalsh Offensive Line so. 6-1  260 lbs.  1 VL (Garnet Valley, Pa./ Garnet Valley)

Backup center to starter Devan LaBau ... earned valuable playing time and gained a great deal of experience last season ... learning from some of the older lineman in front of him on the depth chart ... gaining the confi dence of the coaching staff every day in practice ... has a bright future in the Purple & Gold ... letterwinner.

Career Stats: 2015: Appeared in eight games ... made one start opposite Cheyney ... Defense GP UA A Total TFL-Yds. Sack-Yds. Int. PD FF FR Blks helped West Chester’s offense rank sixth in the PSAC in rushing, passing 2014 10 9 9 18 2.5-12 1.0-8 0-0 0 0 0 0 and scoring ... Golden Rams ranked third in PSAC and 38th nationally in 2015 Red-Shirted 3rd down conversion percentage ... West Chester’s top two running backs Totals 10 9 9 18 2.5-12 1.0-8 0-0 0 0 0 0 combined to rush for 1,000 yards ... team rushed for over 200 yards three times, including 336 against Seton Hill ... team scored a rushing touch- Steinmetz’s Career Highs down in 8 of the 11 games ... team went over 500 yards of total offense Total Tackles: 4, vs. Shippensburg, 10/18/14 three times, including once for 638 yards (Seton Hill). Unassisted Tackles: 2, 4 times (last vs. Slippery Rock, 11/22/14) Assisted Tackles: 3, at Concord, 11/29/14 Tackles for a Loss: 1, twice (last vs. Cheyney, 11/1/14) 2014: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. Sacks: 1, vs. Cheyney, 11/1/14

2012 Online Guide 4499 West Chester Football Meet The Golden Rams

Very talented and versatile football player ... could see time in the back- AAleclec fi eld, or in the slot as a receiver ... could play the same role that Eddie 13 Elliott played for the Golden Rams over the last three years ... once a transfer from Division I University of Rhode Island ... played with the WWernererner Rams in Rhode Island in 2013 ... did not appear in a contest in 2014 ... Quarterback last season was his fi rst in the Golden Rams’ Purple & Gold ... excellent Jr. runner, who is just as good catching passes out of the backfi eld ... should 6-0  195 lbs.  1 VL get the bulk of the carries, along with Jarel Elder ... a touchdown-maker for the Golden Rams ... letterwinner. (Harrisburg, Pa./ Bishop McDevitt) 2015: Appeared in 10 games … made one start opposite Cheyney ... rushed the ball 48 times for a career-high 302 yards and a pair of touchdowns ... caught seven passes for 66 yards and another score ... returned six kick- Third-string QB on the depth chart ... once a transfer from PSAC East offs for 138 yards while returning one punt nine yards ... accrued 515 rival Kutztown ... was the Golden Bears’ starting quarterback as a true all-purpose yards ... rushed the ball 13 times for a career-best 131 yards at freshman in 2013 ... almost engineered a major upset over West Chester Cheyney ... also returned two kickoffs for 50 yards ... posted career-high at Farrell Stadium ... brings with him game experience and knowledge of 183 all-purpose yards ... rushed fi ve times for 58 yards against Kutztown the conference opponents ... letterwinner. ... ran 10 times for 37 yards at Millersville ... ran for a touchdown against both Mercyhurst and Bloomsburg ... carried the ball twice for 10 yards in 2015: Appeared in seven games … did not make a start ... completed 20 that Mercyhurst game ... had six carries for 30 yards against Bloomsburg of 38 passes for 241 yards and one touchdown ... threw one interception ...... returned one kickoff for 28 yards at Mercyhurst ... returned three kick- also rushed for one touchdown at Millersville ... completed 5 of 9 passes offs for 60 yards against Seton Hill ... caught a TD pass against Seton Hill for 29 yards in PSAC Championship Game ... went 3-for-4 for 75 yards ... fi nished with two catches for 23 yards in that game ... fi nished with 100 and a TD against Lenoir-Rhyne in season opener ... completed 4 of 10 all-purpose yards against Seton Hill. passes for 38 yards at Millersville ... went 5 of 9 for 43 yards at Shippens- burg ... went 2-for-5 for 51 yards at Cheyney. 2014 (Rhode Island): Did not appear in a contest.

2014: Red-shirted ... did not appear in a contest. 2013 (Rhode Island): Appeared in 11 games … had 71 carries for 224 yards … averaged 3.2 yards per carry ... had four catches for 35 yards ... 2013 (Kutztown): Appeared in and started seven games for the Golden averaged 8.8 yards per catch … returned eight kickoffs for 145 yards ... Bears ... completed 176-of-300 passes for 1,804 yards and 13 touchdowns average 18.1 yards per return ... rushed for season-high 60 yards at Old while also rushing for two touchdowns ... completed 19-of-38 passes for Dominion ... busted off a season-best 26-yard run against Central Con- 166 yards and three touchdowns and also rushed for a touchdown in a necticut ... ran for 49 yards on season-high 16 carries against Delaware ... win over Cheyney (10/12) ... completed 26-of-49 passes for 338 yards followed up that performance with a 44-yard effort against Richmond ... and three touchdowns against West Chester (9/28) ... completed 41-of-58 turned in a 38-yard effort against Central Connecticut. passes for 351 yards and two touchdowns against Bloomsburg (9/21) ... completed 30-of-45 passes for 295 yards against California (Pa.) (9/14) ... completed 40-of-57 passes for 394 yards and four touchdowns and also recorded a rushing touchdown against Clarion (9/7). Career Stats: Rushing Receiving Year GP Att. Yards TD Avg. No. Yards TD Avg. Career Stats: Passing Rushing 2013 (URI) 11 71 224 0 3.2 4 35 0 8.8 GP C-A-I Yds TD Pct. Eff . Att. Yds. TD Avg. 2014 Did Not Play Did Not Play 2013 (KU) 7 176-300-13 1804 13 58.7 114.8 59 -94 2 -13.4 2015 10 48 302 2 6.3 7 66 0 9.4 2014 Red-shirted Totals 21 119 526 2 4.4 11 101 0 9.2 2015: 7 20-38-1 241 1 52.6 109.3 9 -6 1 -0.9 Totals 14 196-338-14 2045 14 57.9 114.2 68 -100 3 -1.5 Kick Returns Year No. Yards TD Avg. Werner’s Career Highs 2013 (URI) 8 145 0 18.1 Passing Attempts: 58, vs. Bloomsburg, 9/21/13 2014 Did Not Play Passes Completed: 41, vs. Bloomsburg, 9/21/13 2015 6 138 0 23.0 Passing Yards: 394, at Clarion, 9/7/13 Totals 14 283 0 20.2 Passing Touchdowns: 4, at Clarion, 9/7/13 Rushing Attempts: 14, at Clarion, 9/7/13 Punt Returns Rushing Yards: 6, at Millersville, 9/26/15 Year No. Yards TD Avg. Rushing Touchdowns: 1, 3 times (last at Millersville, 9/26/15) 2013 (URI) 0 0 0 0.0 Long Rush: 20, vs. Cheyney, 10/12/13 2014 Did Not Play Total Yards: 397, at Clarion, 9/7/13 2015 1 9 0 9.0 Totals 1 9 0 9.0 EEerinerin Young’s Career Highs 7 Rushing Attempts: 13, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Rushing Yards: 131, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 YYoungoung Rushing Touchdowns: 1, twice (last vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15) Running Back/Wide Receiver Long Rush: 46, at Cheyney, 10/31/15 Jr. Receptions: 2, 3 times (last vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15) 5-9  185 lbs.  1 VL Receiving Yards: 30, vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 9/3/15 Long Reception: 20, vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 9/3/15 (Philadelphia, Pa./ Long Kickoff Return: 28, at Mercyhurst, 9/12/15 Imhotep Charter) Long Punt Return: 9, vs. Bloomsburg, 10/24/15 All-Purpose Yards: 183, at Cheyney, 10/31/15

5500 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football About The PSAC About The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference

Originating in 1951 to administer and promote men’s athlet- most championships in Division II. ics, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference has evolved into Highly competitive on a regional and national level, PSAC one of the NCAA’s most heralded intercollegiate conferences. schools annually combine to send nearly one-third of its teams The fi rst major step came in 1977, when based on a grow- into NCAA postseason play. Ultimately, the membership’s success ing interest, the league reorganized to provide a structure for its has yielded 48 NCAA team and 270 individual title winners. women’s programs. Only three years later, While proud of its athletic accomplish- lacking a standard competitive division, the ments, the league also has evolved into one of league voted to reclassify the entire confer- Division II’s fi nest from an academic stand- ence to NCAA Division II. point. In each of the past fi ve years, nearly Among its recent enhancements the one-third of the PSAC’s student-athletes are PSAC expanded its full-time membership honored each academic year as “Scholar- twice during a fi ve-year span. The fi rst oc- Athletes” for maintaining a grade-point aver- curred during the 2008-09 academic year age of 3.25 or better - a total that has tripled with the addition of full-time members Gan- since PSAC Scholar-Athletes were fi rst rec- non and Mercyhurst Universities. Then, in ognized in the mid-1990s. the summer of 2013, Although all 18 current institutions are and the University of Pittsburgh at John- members of Division II, fi ve league schools stown joined the league as full-time mem- also compete at the Division I level in select bers. sports. PSAC schools enroll over 125,000 Long-known as the NCAA’s largest students and claim approximately 750,000 one-state conference, the PSAC now con- alumni, including over 550,000 who reside in sists of 18 institutions located within the Pennsylvania. Commonwealth, making the PSAC the largest NCAA conference The PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 18 member regardless of state borders or classifying division. The league is institutions. It employs a commissioner, two associate commis- also distinguished as one of the largest football-playing confer- sioners, and a director of media relations at its headquarters in ences in the NCAA, and, with 23, the PSAC sponsors the second- Lock Haven, Pa. 2016 PSAC Composite Schedule THURSDAY, September 1 Bloomsburg at Gannon 12 PM Gannon at Edinboro 2 PM Indiana (PA) at Gannon 12 PM ESU at Brevard 5:45 PM Millersville at California (PA) 1 PM ESU at Millersville 4 PM Kutztown at Shippensburg 1 PM Mercyhurst at Ashland 6 PM Indiana (PA) at Cheyney 1 PM Mercyhurst at Slippery Rock 6 PM West Chester at ESU 1:05 PM Lock Haven at Clarion 6 PM Clarion at Shippensburg 1 PM Indiana (PA) at California (PA) 7 PM Cheyney at Lincoln (PA) 7 PM Kutztown at Seton Hill 3 PM SATURDAY, November 5 Pace at Millersville 7 PM SATURDAY, October 15 Millersville at West Chester 12 PM SATURDAY, September 24 Edinboro at Mercyhurst 12 PM Gannon at Clarion 12 PM SATURDAY, September 3 Indiana (PA) at Edinboro 12 PM Seton Hill at Gannon 12 PM Mercyhurst at Indiana (PA) 1 PM West Chester at Bentley 12 PM Clarion at Mercyhurst 1 PM Cheyney at Shippensburg 1 PM Seton Hill at Slippery Rock 1 PM Shippensburg at American Int’l 12 PM Bloomsburg at Cheyney 1 PM California (PA) at Clarion 1 PM Edinboro at California (PA) 1 PM Edinboro at Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) 12 PM ESUat Shippensburg 1 PM Millersville at Lock Haven 2 PM Lock Haven at ESU 1:05 PM So. Conn. State at Gannon 12 PM California (PA) at Seton Hill 3 PM West Chester at Bloomsburg 2 PM Cheyney at Kutztown 1:05 PM Kutztown at Assumption 1 PM Kutztown at Millersville 4 PM Slippery Rock at Indiana(PA) 2 PM Shippensburg at Bloomsburg 2 PM New Haven at Slippery Rock 1 PM Lock Haven at West Chester 6 PM Kutztown at ESU 7:05 PM Seton Hill at Bowie State 1 PM Gannon at Slippery Rock 6 PM SATURDAY, November 12* Bloomsburg at Stonehill 6 PM SATURDAY, October 22 Lock Haven at Mercyhurst 12 PM SATURDAY, October 1 Clarion at Indiana (PA) 1 PM Shippensburg at Seton Hill 12 PM SATURDAY, September 10 Mercyhurst at Gannon 12 PM Lock Haven at Kutztown 1:05 PM Millersville at Gannon 12 PM Slippery Rock at West Chester 12 PM Shippensburg at Lock Haven 12 PM Shippensburg at Millersville 2 PM Cheyney at Edinboro 12 PM Edinboro at Lock Haven 12 PM Slippery Rock at California(PA) 1 PM Cheyney at West Chester 2 PM West Chester at Clarion 12 PM Gannon at Shippensburg 1 PM Edinboro at Clarion 2 PM ESU at Bloomsburg 2 PM Bloomsburg at Indiana (PA) 1 PM California (PA) at Cheyney 1 PM Millersville at Bloomsburg 2 PM Edinboro at Slippery Rock 2 PM ESU at California (PA) 1 PM Clarion at Bloomsburg 2 PM Seton Hill at Indiana (PA) 4 PM Gannon at California (PA) 3 PM Kutztown at Slippery Rock 1 PM Seton Hill at Millersville 4 PM West Chester at Kutztown 6:05 PM Mercyhurst at Seton Hill 4 PM Mercyhurst at Kutztown 5:05 PM Cheyney at ESU 6:05 PM * (Subject to change for PSAC Cham- Indiana (PA) at ESU 6:05 PM SATURDAY, October 29 pionship Game) SATURDAY, October 8 California (PA) at Mercyhurst 12 PM SATURDAY, September 17 Clarion at Seton Hill 12 PM Seton Hill at Edinboro 12 PM ESU at Mercyhurst 12 PM Shippensburg at West Chester 12 PM Bloomsburg at Lock Haven 12 PM West Chester at Edinboro 12 PM Lock Haven at Cheyney 1 PM Millersville at Cheyney 12 PM Slippery Rock at Lock Haven 12 PM Bloomsburg at Kutztown 1:05 PM Slippery Rock at Clarion 12 PM

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Game 1: Bentley Game 2: Slippery Rock Game 3: Edinboro Game 4: Lock Haven Sept. 3  12 p.m. Sept. 10  12 p.m. Sept. 17 12 p.m. Sept. 24 6 p.m. Waltham, Mass. West Chester, Pa. Edinboro, Pa. West Chester, Pa. Bentley University Stadium John A. Farrell Stadium John A. Farrell Stadium bentleyfalcons.com rockathletics.com gofi ghtingscots.com golhu.com Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Bill Kavanaugh Shawn Lutz Jus n Lus g Dave Taynor Overall Record Overall Record Overall Record Overall Record 10-12 (3rd season) 0-0 (1st season) 0-0 (1st season) 39-49 (9th season) Record at Bentley Record at Slippery Rock Record at Edinboro Record at Lock Haven 10-12 (3rd season) 0-0 (1st season) 0-0 (1st season) 2-9 (2nd season)

GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Loca on:...... Waltham, Mass. Loca on:...... Slippery Rock, Pa. Loca on:...... Edinboro, Pa. Loca on:...... Lock Haven, Pa. Founded: ...... 1917 Founded: ...... 1889 Founded: ...... 1857 Founded: ...... 1870 Enrollment: ...... 4,752 Enrollment: ...... 8,626 Enrollment: ...... 6,550 Enrollment: ...... 4,607 Nickname: ...... Falcons Nickname: ...... The Rock Nickname: ...... Figh ng Scots Nickname: ...... Bald Eagles Colors: ...... Black and Blue Colors: ...... Green and White Colors: ...... Red and White Colors: ...... Crimson and White Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Conference: ...... PSAC Conference: ...... PSAC Conference: ...... PSAC Series: ...... 0-0 Series: ...... 8-7 Series: ...... 5-4 Series: ...... 22-6-1 Stadium: ...... Bentley University Stadium: .. Mihalik-Thompson Stadium Stadium: ...... Sox Harrison Stadium Stadium: ...... Surface: ...... Field Turf Surface: ....Astro Turf Game Day Grass Surface: ...... Ar fi cial Surface: ...... Field Turf President: ...... Gloria Cordes Larson President: ...... Dr. Cheryl Norton President: ...... Dr. H. Fred Walker President: ...... Dr. Michael Fioren no, Jr. Athle c Director: ...... Bob DeFelice Athle c Director: ...... Paul Lueken Athle c Director:.. Bruce Baumgartner Athle c Director:...... Dr. Tom Gioglio 2015 Record: ...... 5-6 2015 Record: ...... 12-2 2015 Record: ...... 0-11 2015 Record: ...... 2-9 NE-10 Record: ...... 5-4 PSAC Record: ...... 6-1 PSAC Record: ...... 0-7 PSAC Record: ...... 2-5 Le ermen R/L: ...... 56/13 Le ermen R/L: ...... 39/22 Le ermen R/L: ...... 31/25 Le ermen R/L: ...... 41/24 Starters R/L: ...... 14/8 Starters R/L: ...... 11/15 Starters R/L: ...... 7/6 Starters R/L: ...... 18/4

MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS FB Contact: ...... Dick Lipe FB Contact: ...... Jon Holtz FB Contact: ...... Bob Shreve FB Contact: ...... Doug Spatafore Offi ce: ...... (781) 891-2334 Offi ce: ...... (724) 738-4925 Offi ce: ...... (814) 732-1834 Offi ce: ...... (570) 484-2350 E-mail: ...... [email protected] E-mail: ...... [email protected] E-mail: ...... [email protected] E-mail: ...... [email protected] Address: ...... 175 Forest Street Address: ...... 1 Morrow Way Address: ...... 219 Meadville Street Address: ...... 214 Thomas Fieldhouse ...... Waltham, MA 02452 ...... Slippery Rock, PA 16057 ...... Edinboro, PA 16444 ...... Lock Haven, PA 17745

2016 SCHEDULE 2016 SCHEDULE Sept. 3 ...... New Haven 2016 SCHEDULE 2016 SCHEDULE Sept. 3 ...... West Chester Sept. 10 ...... at West Chester Sept. 3 ...... at St. Joseph’s (Ind.) Sept. 1 ...... at Clarion Sept. 10 ...... at Saint Anselm Sept. 17 ...... at Lock Haven Sept. 10 ...... at Lock Haven Sept. 10 ...... Edinboro Sept. 16 ...... Merrimack Sept. 24 ...... Gannon Sept. 17 ...... West Chester Sept. 17 ...... Slippery Rock Sept. 24 ...... at LIU-Post Oct. 1 ...... at California (Pa.) Sept. 24 ...... Indiana, (Pa.) Sept. 24 ...... at West Chester Oct. 1 ...... Pace Oct. 8 ...... Mercyhurst Oct. 1 ...... at Clarion Oct. 1 ...... Shippensburg Oct. 7 ...... Assump on Oct. 15 ...... at Indiana (Pa.) Oct. 8 ...... Gannon Oct. 8 ...... at Cheyney Oct. 15 ...... at American Int’l Oct. 22 ...... Edinboro Oct. 15 ...... at Mercyhurst Oct. 15 ...... Millersville Oct. 22 ...... Stonehill Oct. 29...... at Clarion Oct. 22 ...... at Slippery Rock Oct. 22 ...... at Kutztown Oct. 29 ...... at Southern Conn Nov. 5 ...... Seton Hill Oct. 29 ...... Seton Hill Oct. 29 ...... Bloomsburg Nov. 5 ...... at New Haven Nov. 12 ...... Kutztown Nov. 5 ...... California (Pa.) Nov. 5 ...... at East Stroudsburg Nov. 12 ...... Northeast 10-Champ Nov. 12 ...... Cheyney Nov. 12 ...... at Mercyhurst 2015 RESULTS Sept. 5 New Haven ...... W, 39-13 Sept. 12 East Stroudsburg ....W, 34-9 2015 RESULTS Sept. 19 Millersville ...... W, 75-0 2015 RESULTS 2015 RESULTS Sept. 5 at Mercyhurst ...... L, 35-20 Sept. 26 at Seton hill ...... L, 38-41 Sept. 3 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) ..L, 10-30 Sept. 3 Clarion ...... L, 13-40 Sept. 11 New Haven ...... L, 22-21 Oct. 3 at Gannon ...... W, 41-14 Sept. 12 Shippensburg ...... L, 13-20 Sept. 12 at Seton Hill ...... L, 10-27 Sept. 19 Southern Conn. ....W, 15-13 Oct. 10 California (Pa.) .....W, 56-21 Sept. 19 at East Stroudsburg L, 12-56 Sept. 19 at Indiana, (Pa.)..... L, 13-38 Sept. 26 at Merrimack ...... L, 41-10 Oct. 17 at Mercyhurst ...... W, 35-24 Sept. 26 California (Pa.) ...... L, 30-37 Sept. 26 East Stroudsburg ...L, 34-37 Oct. 2 at Pace ...... W, 15-13 Oct. 24 Indiana (Pa.) ...... W, 40-39 Oct. 3 at Indiana (Pa.)...... L, 21-42 Oct. 3 West Chester ...... L, 9-33 Oct. 10 Saint Anselm ...... W, 19-14 Oct 31 at Edinboro ...... W, 52-10 Oct. 10 Clarion ...... L, 23-36 Oct. 10 at Shippensburg ....L, 34-44 Oct. 17 American Int’l ...... W, 10-6 Nov. 7 Clarion ...... W, 65-13 Oct. 15 at Gannon ...... L, 42-49 Oct. 17 Cheyney ...... W, 56-20 Oct. 24 at Stonehill ...... L, 21-14 Nov. 14 at West Chester ...W, 61-12 Oct. 22 Mercyhurst ...... L, 28-38 Oct. 24 at Millersville ...... W, 36-28 Oct. 30 at Assump on...... L, 40-7 Nov. 21 Virginia Union ...... W, 40-21 Oct. 31 Slippery Rock ...... L, 10-52 Oct. 31 Kutztown ...... L, 20-34 Nov. 7 LIU-Post ...... W, 30-28 Nov. 28 Assump on ...... W, 41-39 Nov. 7 at Seton Hill ...... L, 23-44 Nov. 7 at Bloomsburg ...... L, 28-31 Nov. 14 LIU-Post ...... L, 34-20 Dec. 5 at Shepherd ...... L, 16-28 Nov. 14 at Millersville ...... L, 21-31 Nov. 14 California, (Pa.) ..... L, 24-56

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Game 5: Kutztown Game 6: Shippensburg Game 7: Bloomsburg Game 8: Cheyney Oct. 1  6:05 p.m. Oct. 8  12 p.m. Oct. 15 2 p.m. Oct. 22  2 p.m. Kutztown, Pa. West Chester, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. West Chester, Pa. John A. Farrell Stadium Danny Hale Field at Redman John A. Farrell Stadium kubears.com shipraiders.com buhuskies.com cheyneywolves.com Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Jim Clements Mark Maciejewski Paul Darragh Chris Roulhac Overall Record Overall Record Overall Record Overall Record 79-33 39-18 (6th season) 28-8 (4th season) 3-41 (5th season) Record at Kutztown Record at Shippensburg Record at Bloomburg Record at Cheyney 13-9 (3rd season) 39-18 (6th season) 28-8 (4th season) 3-41 (5th season)

GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Loca on:...... Kutztown, Pa. Loca on:...... Shippensburg, Pa. Loca on:...... Bloomsburg, Pa. Loca on:...... Cheyney, Pa. Founded: ...... 1866 Founded: ...... 1871 Founded: ...... 1839 Founded: ...... 1837 Enrollment: ...... 9,218 Enrollment: ...... 7,100 Enrollment: ...... 9,500 Enrollment: ...... 731 Nickname: ...... Golden Bears Nickname: ...... Red Raiders Nickname: ...... Huskies Nickname: ...... Wolves Colors: ...... Maroon and Gold Colors: ...... Red and Blue Colors: ...... Maroon and Gold Colors: ...... Blue and White Conference: ...... PSAC Conference: ...... PSAC Conference: ...... PSAC Conference: ...... PSAC Series: ...... 51-9-1 Series: ...... 25-11-1 Series: ...... 48-26 Series: ...... 48-1-1 Stadium: ...... Andre Reed Stadium Stadium: ...... Stadium: ...... Redman Stadium Stadium: ..O’Shields-Stevenson Stadium Surface: ...... Field Turf Surface: ...... Field Turf Surface: ...... Field Turf Surface: ...... Natural Grass President: ...... Dr. Kenneth Hawkinson President: ...... Dr. G.F. “Jody” Harpster President: ...... Dr. David Soltz President: ...... Dr. Frank G. Pogue Athle c Director:...... Greg Bamberger Athle c Director: ...... Jeff Michaels Athle c Director:.. Dr. Mike McFarland Athle c Director:...... Suzanne Killian 2015 Record: ...... 7-4 2015 Record: ...... 8-3 2015 Record: ...... 7-4 2015 Record: ...... 0-11 PSAC Record: ...... 5-2 PSAC Record: ...... 5-2 PSAC Record: ...... 5-2 PSAC Record: ...... 0-7 Le ermen R/L: ...... 44/15 Le ermen R/L: ...... 45/13 Le ermen R/L: ...... 42/21 Le ermen R/L: ...... 49/11 Starters R/L: ...... 16/8 Starters R/L: ...... 16/6 Starters R/L: ...... 11/13 Starters R/L: ...... 13/9

MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS FB Contact: ...... Bryan Salvadore FB Contact: ...... Bill Morgal FB Contact: ...... David Leisering FB Contact: ...... Conrad DeJoy Offi ce: ...... (610) 683-4182 Offi ce: ...... (717) 477-1206 Offi ce: ...... (570) 389-2767 Offi ce: ...... (610) 399-2143 E-mail: ...... [email protected] E-mail: ...... [email protected] E-mail: ...... [email protected] E-mail: ...... [email protected] Address: ...... 303 Educa on House Address: ...... 1871 Old Main Drive Address: ...... 50 Country Club Road Address: ...... 1837 University Circle ...... Kutztown, PA 19530 ...... Shippensburg, PA 17257 ...... Bloomsburg, PA 17815 ...... P.O. Box 200 ...... Cheyney, PA 19319

2016 SCHEDULE 2016 SCHEDULE 2016 SCHEDULE 2016 SCHEDULE Sept. 3 ...... at Assump on Sept. 3 ...... at American Int’l College Sept. 2 ...... at Stonehill Sept. 1 ...... at Lincoln Sept. 10 ...... Mercyhurst Sept. 10 ...... Gannon Sept. 10 ...... Clarion Sept. 10 ...... California (Pa.) Sept. 17 ...... at Seton Hill Sept. 17 ...... Clarion Sept. 17 ...... at Gannon Sept. 17 ...... Indiana (Pa.) Sept. 24 ...... at Millersville Sept. 24 ...... East Stroudsburg Sept. 24 ...... at Cheyney Sept. 24 ...... Bloomsburg Oct. 1 ...... West Chester Oct. 1 ...... at Lock Haven Oct. 1 ...... Millersville Oct. 1 ...... at East Stroudsburg Oct. 8 ...... Bloomsburg Oct. 8 ...... at West Chester Oct. 8 ...... at Kutztown Oct. 8 ...... Lock Haven Oct. 15 ...... at East Stroudsburg Oct. 15 ...... Cheyney Oct. 15 ...... West Chester Oct. 15 ...... at Shippensburg Oct. 22 ...... Lock Haven Oct. 22 ...... at Millersville Oct. 22 ...... East Stroudsburg Oct. 22...... at West Chester Oct. 29 ...... at Shippensburg Oct. 29 ...... Kutztown Oct. 29 ...... at Lock Haven Oct. 29 ...... Millersville Nov. 5 ...... Cheyney Nov. 5 ...... at Bloomsburg Nov. 5 ...... Shippensburg Nov. 5 ...... at Kutztown Nov. 12 ...... at Slippery Rock Nov. 12 ...... at Seton Hill Nov. 12 ...... at Indiana (Pa.) Nov. 12 ...... at Edinboro

2015 RESULTS 2015 RESULTS 2015 RESULTS 2015 RESULTS Sept. 5 Assump on...... L, 37-41 Sept. 5 Seton Hill ...... W, 64-14 Sept. 5 Stonehill ...... L, 10-27 Sept. 5 Lincoln ...... L, 22-29 Sept. 12 at Indiana (Pa.).....W, 34-33 Sept. 12 at Edinboro ...... W, 20-13 Sept. 12 California (Pa.) .....W, 20-13 Sept. 12 at Gannon ...... L, 6-44 Sept. 19 Gannon ...... L, 31-66 Sept. 19 at California (Pa.) .. L, 26-34 Sept. 19 Mercyhurst ...... L 14-20 Sept. 19 at Clarion ...... L, 6-59 Sept. 26 at Cheyney ...... W, 34=0 Sept. 26 Bloomsburg ...... L, 6-17 Sept. 26 at Shippensburg .....W, 17-6 Sept. 26 Kutztown ...... L, 0-34 Oct. 3 Millersville ...... W, 47-14 Oct. 3 at East Stroudsburg...W, 69-67 Oct. 3 Cheyney ...... W, 63-0 Oct. 3 at Bloomsburg ...... L, 0-63 Oct. 10 at West Chester .... L, 14-44 Oct. 10 Lcok Haven...... W, 44-34 Oct. 10 at Millersville ...... W, 41- 20 Oct. 10 East Stroudsburg .....L, 7-69 Oct. 17 at Bloomsburg ...... L, 21-27 Oct. 17 West Chester ...... W, 27-11 Oct. 17 Kutztown ...... W, 27-21 Oct. 17 at Lock Haven ...... L, 20-56 Oct. 24 East Stroudsburg ..W, 63-17 Oct. 24 at Cheymey ...... W, 70-7 Oct. 24 at West Chester .... L, 22-33 Oct. 24 Shippensburg ...... L, 7-70 Oct. 31 at Lock Haven ...... W, 34-20 Oct. 31 Millersville ...... W, 63-7 Oct. 31 at E Stroudsburg ... L, 34-35 Oct. 31 West Chester ...... L , 20-41 Nov. 8 Shippensburg ...... W, 51-27 Nov. 7 at Kutztown ...... L, 27-51 Nov. 7 Lock Haven ...... W, 31-28 Nov. 7 at Millersville ...... L, 6-26 Nov. 14 Clarion ...... W, 45-17 Nov. 14 Mercyhurst ...... W, 69-20 Nov. 14 Seton Hill ...... W, 17-14 Nov. 14 at Indiana (Pa.) ...... L, 0-62

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Game 9: East Stroudsburg Game 10: Millersville Game 11: Clarion Oct. 29  1:05 p.m. Nov. 5  12 p.m. Nov. 14  12 p.m. East Stroudsburg, Pa. West Chester, Pa. Clarion, Pa. Eiler-Mar n Stadium John A. Farrell Stadium Memorial Field Stadium esuwarriors.com millersvilleathletics.com clariongoldeneagles.com Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Denny Douds Greg Breitbach Chris Weibel Overall Record Overall Record Overall Record 256-181-3 (43rd season) 4-29 (4th season) 7-4 (2nd season) Record at East Stroudsburg Record at Millersville Record at Clarion 256-181-3 (43rd season) 4-29 (4th season) 7-4 (2nd season)

GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Loca on:...... East Stroudsburg, Pa. Loca on:...... Millersville, Pa. Loca on:...... Clarion, Pa. Founded: ...... 1893 Founded: ...... 1855 Founded: ...... 1867 Enrollment: ...... 6,820 Enrollment: ...... 7,988 Enrollment: ...... 5,368 Nickname: ...... Warriors Nickname: ...... Marauders Nickname: ...... Golden Eagles Colors: ...... Red and Black Colors: ...... Black and Gold Colors: ...... Blue and Gold Conference: ...... PSAC Conference: ...... PSAC Conference: ...... PSAC Series: ...... 59-22 Series: ...... 66-17 Series: ...... 19-3 Stadium: ...... Eiler-Mar n Stadium Stadium: ...... Chryst Field Stadium: ...... Memorial Field Stadium Surface: ...... Field Turf Surface: ...... Field Turf Surface: ...... Sprinturf (Ar fi cial) President: ...... Dr. Marcia G. Welsh President: ...... Dr. John Anderson President: ...... Dr. Karen M. Whitney Athle c Director:...... Josh Looney Athle c Director: ...... Miles Gallagher Athle c Director: ...Dr. Wendy Snodgrass 2015 Record: ...... 6-5 2015 Record: ...... 2-9 2015 Record: ...... 7-4 PSAC Record: ...... 4-3 PSAC Record: ...... 2-7 PSAC Record: ...... 4-3 Le ermen R/L: ...... 36/18 Le ermen R/L: ...... 30/14 Le ermen R/L:...... 27/26 Starters R/L: ...... 15/7 Starters R/L: ...... 16/9 Starters R/L: ...... 9/10

MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS FB Contact: ...... Greg Knowlden FB Contact: ...... Ethan Hulsey FB Contact: ...... Sean Fagan Offi ce: ...... (570) 422-3312 Offi ce: ...... (717) 871-4154 Offi ce: ...... (814) 393-2651 E-mail: ...... [email protected] E-mail: ...... [email protected] E-mail: ...... [email protected] Address: ...... 200 Prospect Street Address: ...... P.O. Box 1002 Address: ... 218 Seifert Mooney Center ...... East Stroudsburg, PA 18301 ...... Millersville, PA 17551 ...... Clarion University ...... Clarion, PA 16214

2016 SCHEDULE 2016 SCHEDULE 2016 SCHEDULE Sept. 1 ...... at Brevard (NC) Sept. 1 ...... Pace Sept. 1 ...... Lock Haven Sept. 10 ...... Inidiana (Pa.) Sept. 10 ...... Seton Hill Sept. 10 ...... at Bloomsburg Sept. 17 ...... at Mercyhurst Sept. 17 ...... at California (Pa.) Sept. 17 ...... at Shippensburg Sept. 24 ...... at Shippensburg Sept. 24 ...... Kutztown Sept. 24 ...... at Mercyhurst Oct. 1 ...... Cheyney Oct. 1 ...... at Bloomsburg Oct. 1 ...... Edinboro Oct. 8 ...... at Millersville Oct. 8 ...... East Stroudsburg Oct. 8 ...... at Seton Hill Oct. 15 ...... Kutztown Oct. 15 ...... at Lock Haven Oct. 15 ...... California (Pa.) Oct. 22 ...... at Bloomsburg Oct. 22 ...... Shippensburg Oct. 22 ...... at Indiiana (Pa.) Oct. 29 ...... West Chester Oct. 29 ...... at Cheyney Oct. 29 ...... Slippery Rock Nov. 5 ...... Lock Haven Nov. 5 ...... at West Chester Nov. 5 ...... Gannon Nov. 12 ...... at California (Pa.) Nov. 12 ...... Gannon Nov. 12 ...... West Chester

2015 RESULTS 2015 RESULTS 2015 RESULTS Sept. 3 LIU Post ...... L, 40-41 Sept. 3 Ursinus ...... L, 9-17 Sept. 3 at Lock Haven ...... W, 40-13 Sept. 12 at Slippery Rock ...... L, 9-34 Sept. 10 at Clarion ...... L, 21-27 Sept. 10 Millersville ...... W, 27-21 Sept. 19 Edinboro ...... W, 56-12 Sept. 19 at Slippery Rock ..... L, 0-75 Sept. 19 Cheyney ...... W, 59-6 Sept. 26 at Lock Haven ...... W, 37-34 Sept. 26 West Chester ...... L,3-48 Sept. 26 at Gannon ...... W, 47-31 Oct. 3 Shippensburg ...... L, 67-69 Oct. 3 at Kutztown ...... L, 14-47 Oct. 3 Mercyhurst ...... W, 41-27 Oct. 10 at Cheyney ...... W, 69-7 Oct. 10 Bloomsburg ...... L,20-41 Oct. 10 at Edinboro ...... W, 36-23 Oct. 17 Millersville ...... W, 34-2 Oct. 17 at East Stroudsburg... L2-34 Oct. 17 Seton Hill ...... W,44-29 Oct. 24 at Kutztown ...... L, 17-63 Oct. 24 Lock Haven ...... L, 28-36 Oct. 24 at California (Pa.) .. L, 28-42 Oct. 31 Bloomsburg ...... W, 35-34 Oct. 31 at Shippensburg ...... L, 7-63 Oct. 31 Indiana (Pa.) ...... L, 14-28 Nov. 7 at West Chester .... L, 27-41 Nov. 7 Cheyney ...... W,26-6 Nov. 7 at Slippery Rock .... L, 13-65 Nov. 14 Gannon ...... W, 49-37 Nov. 14 Edinboro ...... W,31-21 Nov. 14 at Kutztown ...... L, 17-45

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First Last Last Opponent (Former School Name) Meeting W L T Pct. WCU Win Opp Win Streak Albright (Schuylkill Seminary) 1921 8 5 0 .615 1951 (32-9) 1941 (6-0) Won 5 American International College 1960 11 2 0 .846 2013 (38-7) 1980 (37-9) Won 7 Appalachian State University 1948 1 0 0 1.000 1948 (7-2) ------Won 1 Baldwin-Wallace College 1957 2 0 0 1.000 1958 (69-12) ------Won 2 Baltimore University 1935 1 0 0 1.000 1935 (34-0) ------Won 1 Beckley Business College 1928 2 0 0 1.000 1930 (40-0) ------Won 2 Bentley University 2016 First Meeting Bethlehem Prep 1924 1 0 0 1.000 1924 (7-0) ------Won 1 Bethune-Cookman University 1973 0 1 0 0.000 ------1973 (32-22) Bloomsburg University 1925 48 26 0 .648 2015 (33-22) 2014 (41-10) Won 1 Blue Ridge School 1940 1 0 0 1.000 1940 (19-0) ------Won 1 Boston University 1989 1 1 0 .500 1989 (20-19) 1990 (38-7) Lost 1 Bridgeport, University of 1972 1 1 0 .500 1974 (34-0) 1972 (35-27) Won 1 Buffalo, University of 1997 1 0 0 1.000 1997 (30-27) ------Won 1 Bucknell University 1976 0 4 0 0.000 ------1981 (20-14) Lost 4 California-Davis, University of 2000 0 1 0 0.000 ------2000 (45-0) Lost 1 California (Pa.) University 1956 6 4 0 .600 2013 (38-31) 2009 (30-23) Won 2 Carson-Newman University (Tenn.) 1947 1 0 0 1.000 1947 (20-6) ------Won 1 Central Connecticut State University 1991 1 0 0 1.000 1991 (34-14) ------Won 1 Cheyney University 1958 48 1 1 .970 2015 (41-20) 1979 (36-34) Won 35 City College of New York 1946 2 0 0 1.000 1947 (47-0) ------Won 2 Clarion University 1960 19 3 0 .864 2013 (41-14) 2002 (34-28) Won 7 Concord University 2014 0 1 0 .000 ------2014 (51-36) Lost 1 Delaware, University of 1941 6 47 2 .130 1992 (21-20) 2012 (41-21) Lost 19 Delaware College Reserves 1923 1 0 0 1.000 1923 (81-0) ------Won 1 Delaware State University 1971 3 0 0 1.000 1982 (41-21) ------Won 3 Delta State University 1972 1 0 0 1.000 1972 (31-28) ------Won 1 Drexel University 1929 11 6 0 .647 1958 (51-0) 1955 (7-0) Won 3 East Carolina University 1954 2 2 0 .500 1955 (9-0) 1965 (27-6) Lost 2 East Stroudsburg University 1926 59 22 0 .728 2015 (41-27) 2012 (35-28) Won 3 Edinboro University 1970 5 4 0 .556 2007 (32-16) 2010 (16-14) Lost 1 Elizabethtown College 1928 1 0 0 1.000 1928 (18-0) ------Won 1 Elon College 1935 2 0 0 1.000 1936 (25-0) ------Won 2 Fayetteville State University 1983 2 0 0 1.000 1988 (63-21) ------Won 2 Ferris State University 1994 0 1 0 0.000 ------1994 (43-40) Lost 1 Fort Belvoir College 1953 0 2 0 0.000 ------1954 (23-12) Lost 2 Fort duPont Team 1942 1 0 0 1.000 1942 (32-0) ------Won 1 Fort Eustis 1960 1 0 0 1.000 1960 (30-27) ------Won 1 Fort Monmouth 1955 1 0 0 1.000 1955 (14-7) ------Won 1 Fort Meyer 1957 1 0 0 1.000 1957 (25-7) ------Won 1 Franklin & Marshall College 1922 4 0 0 1.000 1927 (26-0) ------Won 4 2012 2 0 0 1.000 2013 (56-41) ------Won 2 1937 1 1 0 .5000 1938 (7-6) 1937 (7-6) Won 1 Glenville State University 2002 3 0 0 1.000 2004 (62-3) ------Won 3 Goldey-Beacom College 1929 1 0 0 1.000 1929 (41-0) ------Won 1 Hampden-Sydney College 1981 1 0 0 1.000 1981 (28-3) ------Won 1 Haverford College 1925 2 0 0 1.000 1945 (12-0) ------Won 2 Hillsdale 1973 1 1 0 .500 1975 (42-7) 1973 (13-7) Won 1 Hill School 1926 2 1 0 .667 1928 (12-7) 1926 (3-0) Won 2 Hoftsra University 1962 1 1 0 .500 1962 (46-12) 1970 (37-14) Lost 1 Indiana (Pa) University 1931 7 12 0 .368 2014 (28-17) 2011 (34-7) Won 1 Ithaca College 1937 15 0 1 .969 1972 (48-22) ------Won 14 Jacksonville State University 1988 0 1 0 0.000 ------1988 (63-24) Lost 1 Kings College 1955 4 0 0 1.000 1958 (63-7) ------Won 4 Kutztown University 1937 51 9 1 .844 2015 (44-14) 2011 (24-0) Won 4 Lafayette College 1928 1 0 0 1.000 1928 (12-7) ------Won 1 LaSalle University 1931 1 9 0 .100 1938 (12-0) 1940 (13-0) Lost 2

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First Last Last Opponent (Former School Name) Meeting W L T Pct. WCU Win Opp Win Streak Lehigh University 1978 1 3 0 .250 1985 (20-17) 1986 (18-13) Lost 1 Lenoir-Rhyne College 1969 2 2 0 .500 1970 (38-21) 2015 (41-28) Lost 2 Lock Haven University 1931 22 6 1 .776 2015 (33-9) 1991 (13-7) Won 5 LIU-Post University (C.W. Post) 1978 4 4 0 .500 2012 (41-6) 2011 (24-23) Won 1 Lycoming College (Dickinson Seminary) 1924 0 1 0 0.000 ------1924 (6-0) Lost 1 Mansfi eld University 1962 33 0 0 1.000 2006 (44-0) ------Won 33 Massachusetts, University of 1982 0 1 0 0.000 ------1982 (25-3) Lost 1 McDaniel (Western Maryland) 1934 0 1 0 0.000 ------1934 (35-12) Lost 1 Mercyhurst University 2009 2 1 0 .667 2014 (38-14) 2015 (37-35) Lost 1 Millersville University 1921 66 17 0 .795 2015 (48-3) 2002 (31-24) Won 13 Missouri Valley University 1947 0 1 0 0.000 ------1947 (26-7) Lost 1 Moravian University 1942 7 0 1 .938 1951 (41-7) ------Won 7 Morgan State University 1966 0 1 0 0.000 ------1966 (14-6) Lost 1 1925 1 1 0 .500 1934 (9-0) 1925 (19-14) Won 1 Muskingum College 1961 0 1 0 0.000 ------1961(19-16) Lost 1 New Hampshire, University of 1975 0 4 0 0.000 ------1978 (21-0) Lost 4 New Haven, University of 1956 5 8 1 .393 2013 (45-14) 2011 (35-32) Won 1 New Jersey, The College of (Trenton St.) 1922 4 1 0 .800 1931 (31-0) 1922 (53-0) Won 4 North Dakota, University 2005 0 1 0 0.000 ------2005 (41-7) Lost 1 Northeastern University 1959 2 1 0 .667 1979 (34-30) 1978 (21-6) Won 1 Northwest Missouri State University 2004 0 1 0 0.000 ------2004 (38-7) Lost 1 Penn Frosh 1921 0 1 0 0.000 ------1921 (24-7) Lost 1 Pennsylvania Institute for the Deaf 1922 0 1 0 0.000 ------1922 (25-0) Lost 1 Pennington Prep 1924 2 0 0 1.000 1924 (34-0) ------Won 2 Perkiomen Seminary 1921 1 1 0 1.000 1921 (21-7) 1922 (39-0) Lost 1 Phoenixville High 1920 1 0 0 1.000 1920 (20-0) ------Won 1 Portland State University 1989 0 1 0 0.000 ------1989 (56-50) Lost 1 Rider University 1947 3 0 0 1.000 1951 (33-12) ------Won 3 Rowan University (Glassboro State) 1976 10 1 0 .909 1986 (38-0) 1978 (27-26) Won 8 Rutgers, State University of N.J. 1935 1 0 0 1.000 1935 (19-7) ------Won 1 St. Francis (Pa.) College 1949 1 0 0 1.000 1949 (35-0) ------Won 1 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) University 2007 1 0 0 1.000 2007 (34-20) ------Won 1 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) University 1932 2 3 3 .438 1937 (14-7) 1938 (17-0) ** Salisbury State University 1980 2 0 0 1.000 1981 (51-13) ------Won 2 Seton Hill University 2014 2 0 0 1.000 2015 (48-38) ------Won 2 Shepherd University 2013 1 0 0 1.000 2013 (28-7) ------Won 1 Shippensburg University 1921 25 11 1 .689 2014 (55-28) 2015 (11-27) Lost 1 Slippery Rock University 1929 8 7 0 .533 2014 (46-20) 2015 (12-61) Lost 1 So. Conn. State Univ. (New Haven St.) 1962 3 1 0 .750 2008 (52-32) Stevens Trade (Stevens Tech) 1922 2 0 0 1.000 1923 (32-0) ------Won 2 SUNY Cortland 1949 2 0 0 1.000 1949 (19-7) ------Won 2 Swarthmore College 1920 3 0 0 1.000 1945 (12-7) ------Won 3 Temple University 1924 1 0 0 1.000 1924 (13-3) ------Won 1 Tennessee-Martin, University of 1947 0 1 0 0.000 ------1967 (25-8) Lost 1 Towson University 1971 1 0 0 1.000 1971 (48-0) ------Won 1 1920 2 1 0 .667 1924 (7-0) 1920 (13-7) Won 2 Valdosta State University 2004 0 1 0 0.000 ------2004 (45-21) Lost 1 Villanova University 1920 5 14 0 .263 1967 (14-9) 1997 (64-0) Lost 5 Virginia State University 1996 1 0 0 1.000 1996 (35-14) ------Won 1 Wagner College 1946 1 0 0 1.000 1946 (32-0) ------Won 1 Washington College (Md.) 1935 2 0 0 1.000 1936 (41-6) ------Won 2 Waynesburg College 1935 2 2 3 .500 1936 (12-7) 1940 (20-0) ** West Chester High 1920 1 0 0 1.000 1920 (6-0) ------Won 1 Western Michigan University 1934 0 2 0 0.000 ------1935 (7-6) Lost 2 Widener (Penn. Military College) 1933 13 5 3 .690 1953 (27-8) 1935 (12-0) Won 8 Williamson Trade 1920 4 2 0 .667 1926 (39-0) 1922 (7-0) Won 3 Wingate College 1992 1 0 0 1.000 1992 (38-7) ------Won 1 2016 opponents in bold

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Bentley University 10/30/04 West Chester, Pa. W 35-24 11/02/13 Cheyney, Pa. W 66-14 10/29/05 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 35-42 11/01/14 West Chester, Pa. W 58-0 Date Place W/L Score 10/07/06 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 27-30 10/31/15 Cheyney, Pa. W 41-20 First Meeting 2016 11/25/06 Bloomsburg, Pa.% L 20-21 09/29/07 West Chester, Pa. W 44-28 Overall: WCU leads, 48-1-1 Overall: N/A 11/01/08 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 24-21 At West Chester: 28-1-0 At West Chester: N/A 11/22/08 Bloomsburg, Pa.% L 21-28 At Cheyney: 20-0-1 At Bentley: N/A 10/31/09 West Chester, Pa. W 30-14 Longest WCU win streak: 35 (1981-present) Longest WCU win streak:N/A 10/23/10 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 21-45 Longest CU win streak: 1 (1979) Longest Bentley win streak: N/A 10/22/11 West Chester, Pa. L 42-55 Largest WCU margin of victory: 85 (1958) Largest WCU margin of victory: N/A 11/03/12 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 23-24 Largest CU margin of victory: 2 (1979) Largest Bentley margin of victory: N/A 11/09/13 West Chester, Pa. L 28-31 Bill Zwaan vs. Cheyney: 13-0-0 Bill Zwaan vs. Bentley: N/A 11/30/13 Bloomsburg, Pa.% W 40-38 10/25/14 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 10-41 WEST CHESTER’S MARGIN OF VICTORY 10/24/15 West Chester, Pa. W 33-22 0-9 points 4 times Bloomsburg University % = NCAA II Playoffs 10-19 points 9 times 20-29 points 10 times Date Place W/L Score Overall: WCU leads, 48-26-0 30-39 points 4 times 10/10/25 West Chester, Pa. W 13-0 At West Chester: 30-7 40-49 points 6 times 10/23/26 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 0-9 At Bloomsburg: 18-19 50-59 points 8 times 10/15/27 West Chester, Pa. W 40-0 Longest WCU win streak: 18 (1960-1977) 60-69 points 4 times 10/13/28 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 13-0 Longest BU win streak: 5 (1993-97) 70-79 points 2 times 10/12/29 West Chester, Pa. W 25-0 Largest WCU margin of victory: 56 (1958) 80+ points 1 time 11/12/50 West Chester, Pa. W 31-6 Largest BU margin of victory: 31 (2014) 11/08/51 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 7-16 Bill Zwaan vs. Bloomsburg: 7-9 11/14/52 West Chester, Pa. W 26-6 Clarion University 11/14/53 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 20-13 11/12/54 West Chester, Pa. W 41-0 Cheyney University Date Place W/L Score 11/12/55 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 7-17 Date Place W/L Score 10/15/60 Clarion, Pa. W 49-14 11/09/56 West Chester, Pa. W 21-7 11/14/58 West Chester, Pa. W 85-0 10/13/61 West Chester, Pa. W 51-20 11/09/57 West Chester, Pa. W 13-7 11/14/59 West Chester, Pa. W 70-19 11/18/66 West Chester, Pa.# L 26-28 11/07/58 West Chester, Pa. W 56-0 11/19/62 West Chester, Pa. W 60-0 11/18/67 West Chester, Pa.# W 27-7 11/08/59 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 10-13 11/18/63 West Chester, Pa. W 75-0 11/15/69 West Chester, Pa.# W 41-34 11/04/60 West Chester, Pa. W 42-13 10/23/64 West Chester, Pa. W 54-8 09/12/74 Clarion, Pa. W 19-3 11/11/61 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 26-7 11/12/65 West Chester, Pa. W 27-6 10/15/88 Clarion, Pa. W 55-7 10/13/62 West Chester, Pa. W 28-0 11/11/66 West Chester, Pa. W 42-0 10/14/89 West Chester, Pa. W 42-32 10/13/63 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 28-0 11/11/67 Cheyney, Pa. W 56-0 09/11/93 Clarion, Pa. W 19-17 10/09/64 West Chester, Pa. W 54-0 11/09/74 Cheyney, Pa. W 28-18 09/10/94 West Chester, Pa. W 37-30 10/16/65 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 40-21 11/08/75 West Chester, Pa. W 23-20 10/31/98 Clarion, Pa. W 44-40 10/15/66 West Chester, Pa. W 41-21 11/06/76 Cheyney, Pa. W 33-14 10/30/99 West Chester, Pa. W 62-20 10/14/67 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 50-28 11/05/77 West Chester, Pa. W 28-14 11/11/00 Clarion, Pa. L 21-28 10/12/68 West Chester, Pa. W 41-7 11/11/78 Cheyney, Pa. W 10-6 11/10/01 West Chester, Pa. W 16-14 10/11/69 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 38-13 11/09/79 West Chester, Pa. L 34-36 10/12/02 Clarion, Pa. L 28-34 10/10/70 West Chester, Pa. W 42-0 11/08/80 Cheyney, Pa. T 24-24 10/11/03 West Chester, Pa. W 35-17 10/16/71 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 56-7 11/07/81 West Chester, Pa. W 13-7 08/28/04 Clarion, Pa. W 20-17 10/14/72 West Chester, Pa. W 61-14 11/06/82 Cheyney, Pa. W 17-16 08/26/05 West Chester, Pa. W 43-14 10/13/73 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 49-16 09/23/83 West Chester, Pa. W 21-7 09/16/06 Clarion, Pa. W 49-21 10/12/74 West Chester, Pa. W 34-3 10/13/84 Cheyney, Pa. W 28-0 09/15/07 West Chester, Pa. W 49-21 10/11/75 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 28-7 10/19/85 West Chester, Pa. W 13-0 11/10/12 Clarion, Pa. W 33-12 10/09/76 West Chester, Pa. W 17-0 10/25/86 Cheyney, Pa. W 37-6 11/16/13 West Chester, Pa. W 41-14 10/08/77 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 20-7 10/24/87 West Chester, Pa. W 44-15 # = PSAC Championship Game 10/14/78 West Chester, Pa. L 3-16 10/28/88 West Chester, Pa. W 37-16 10/13/79 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 15-7 10/27/89 West Chester, Pa. W 52-0 Overall: WCU leads, 19-3-0 10/10/80 West Chester, Pa. W 41-17 11/03/90 Cheyney, Pa. W 35-14 At West Chester: 11-1-0 10/10/81 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 56-8 11/09/91 Cheyney, Pa. W 30-14 At Clarion: 8-2-0 10/09/82 West Chester, Pa. W 46-0 10/13/92 Cheyney, Pa. W 48-7 Longest WCU win streak: 9 (1967-1999) 10/08/83 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 24-25 10/01/93 West Chester, Pa. W 39-12 Longest Clarion win streak: 1, three times 11/03/84 West Chester, Pa. L 31-34 10/08/94 Cheyney, Pa. W 34-14 Largest WCU margin of victory: 48 (1988) 11/16/85 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 6-8 09/01/95 West Chester, Pa. W 56-7 Largest Clarion margin of victory: 7 (2000) 09/26/86 West Chester, Pa. W 44-7 08/31/96 Cheyney, Pa. W 62-0 Bill Zwaan vs. Clarion: 7-0 09/26/87 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 39-14 10/18/97 West Chester, Pa. W 54-20 09/30/88 West Chester, Pa. W 24-9 11/07/98 West Chester, Pa. W 50-14 09/30/89 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 28-20 11/06/99 Cheyney, Pa. W 56-23 East Stroudsburg University 11/10/90 West Chester, Pa. W 17-7 11/04/00 Cheyney, Pa. W 30-6 11/16/91 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 12-34 11/03/01 West Chester, Pa. W 57-34 Date Place W/L Score 10/24/92 West Chester, Pa. W 34-2 10/19/02 Cheyney, Pa. W 56-0 11/06/26 West Chester, Pa. L 0-6 10/23/93 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 16-38 10/18/03 West Chester, Pa. W 62-0 11/19/27 East Stroudsburg, Pa. L 6-13 10/29/94 West Chester, Pa. L 23-29 09/25/04 Cheyney, Pa. W 70-0 11/17/28 West Chester, Pa. W 12-0 10/28/95 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 18-23 09/24/05 West Chester, Pa. W 64-0 11/03/29 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 14-7 11/09/96 West Chester, Pa. L 10-20 09/30/06 West Chester, Pa. W 53-12 10/01/38 West Chester, Pa. W 13-6 11/08/97 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 14-24 11/10/07 Cheyney, Pa. W 35-13 10/06/39 West Chester, Pa. W 24-0 10/17/98 West Chester, Pa. W 21-10 11/01/08 West Chester, Pa. W 60-6 11/16/40 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 18-0 10/16/99 Bloomsburg, Pa. W 35-17 10/22/09 West Chester, Pa. W 59-0 10/03/41 West Chester, Pa. W 28-6 09/30/00 West Chester, Pa. L 7-35 10/16/10 West Chester, Pa. W 48-34 11/14/42 East Stroudsburg, Pa. L 0-26 09/29/01 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 14-27 10/15/11 Cheyney, Pa. W 23-7 10/25/46 West Chester, Pa. W 13-7 11/02/02 Bloomsburg, Pa. L 10-23 10/27/12 West Chester, Pa. W 59-14 10/25/47 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 6-0 11/01/03 West Chester, Pa. W 35-34 10/22/48 West Chester, Pa. W 14-7 10/22/49 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 7-0 2012 Online Guide 5577 West Chester Football All-time Series vs. 2016 Opponents

10/22/50 West Chester W 27-0 Edinboro University 10/02/04 West Chester, Pa. W 51-9 10/20/51 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 27-13 10/01/05 Kutztown, Pa. W 48-21 10/24/52 West Chester, Pa. W 41-0 Date Place W/L Score 10/21/06 Kutztown, Pa. W 49-47 10/24/53 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 16-6 11/14/70 Edinboro, Pa.# L 6-14 10/13/07 West Chester, Pa. W 21-0 10/22/54 West Chester, Pa. L 12-14 11/20/71 West Chester, Pa.# W 35-14 09/27/08 Kutztown, Pa. W 49-8 10/22/55 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 23-20 10/11/86 West Chester, Pa. W 37-9 09/26/09 West Chester, Pa. W 37-17 10/28/56 West Chester, Pa. W 15-7 10/10/87 Edinboro, Pa. W 49-28 10/30/10 Kutztown, Pa. L 23-45 10/26/57 West Chester, Pa. W 34-0 10/28/00 West Chester, Pa. L 6-13 10/29/11 West Chester, Pa. L 0-24 10/10/58 West Chester, Pa. W 49-0 10/27/01 Edinboro, Pa. W 30-26 09/22/12 Kutztown, Pa. W 45-24 10/11/59 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 25-0 09/02/06 West Chester, Pa. L 14-28 09/28/13 West Chester, Pa. W 22-21 09/30/60 West Chester, Pa. W 21-0 09/01/07 Edinboro, Pa. W 32-16 10/09/14 Kutztown, Pa. W 29-7 09/30/61 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 28-7 09/11/10 West Chester, Pa. L 14-16 10/10/15 West Chester, Pa. W 44-14 09/29/62 West Chester, Pa. L 6-7 # = PSAC Championship Game 09/28/63 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 21-0 Overall: WCU leads 51-9-1 09/19/64 West Chester, Pa. L 0-13 Overall: WCU leads, 5-4-0 At West Chester: 29-4-1 10/02/65 East Stroudsburg, Pa. L 6-13 At West Chester: 2-3-0 At Kutztown: 22-5-0 10/01/66 West Chester, Pa. W 39-6 At Edinboro: 3-1-0 Longest WCU win streak: 23 (1938-78) 09/29/67 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 33-7 Longest WCU win streak: 3 (1971-87) Longest KU win streak: 2, twice (2000-01; 2010-11) 09/28/68 West Chester, Pa. L 14-21 Longest Edinboro win streak: 1, four times Largest WCU margin of victory: 62 (1971) 09/27/69 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 36-21 Largest WCU margin of victory: 28 (1986) Largest KU margin of victory: 39 (1991) 09/26/70 West Chester, Pa. W 42-0 Largest Edinboro margin of victory: 14 (2006) Bill Zwaan vs. Kutztown: 10-3 10/02/71 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 9-7 Bill Zwaan vs. Edinboro: 1-2 09/30/72 West Chester, Pa. W 24-6 09/29/73 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 14-7 Lock Haven University 09/28/74 West Chester, Pa. W 20-6 Kutztown University 09/27/75 East Stroudsburg, Pa. L 20-24 Date Place W/L Score 09/25/76 West Chester, Pa. L 13-27 Date Place W/L Score 11/07/31 West Chester, Pa. L 0-26 11/12/77 East Stroudsburg, Pa. L 0-24 10/29/37 West Chester, Pa. W 19-6 1932 West Chester, Pa. W 13-0 11/04/78 West Chester, Pa. L 10-19 10/28/38 West Chester, Pa. T 0-0 11/03/34 West Chester, Pa. W 31-0 11/03/79 East Stroudsburg, Pa. L 0-14 10/27/39 West Chester, Pa. W 18-0 11/02/35 West Chester, Pa. W 8-0 10/31/80 West Chester, Pa. W 26-13 11/01/52 West Chester, Pa. W 50-0 10/31/36 Lock Haven, Pa. L 7-10 10/31/81 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 20-3 10/30/53 West Chester, Pa. W 53-6 11/05/37 West Chester, Pa. L 0-6 10/29/82 West Chester, Pa. L 9-17 10/21/60 West Chester, Pa. W 60-0 11/05/38 West Chester, Pa. T 6-6 10/29/83 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 17-14 10/21/61 Kutztown, Pa. W 47-0 11/11/39 Lock Haven, Pa. W 13-7 10/05/84 West Chester, Pa. W 44-27 10/27/62 West Chester, Pa. W 35-0 11/08/40 West Chester, Pa. W 18-0 10/12/85 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 18-16 10/26/63 Kutztown, Pa. W 34-0 11/07/41 West Chester, Pa. W 14-6 10/18/86 West Chester, Pa. W 20-0 10/30/64 West Chester, Pa. W 20-0 11/07/42 Lock Haven, Pa. L 13-20 10/17/87 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 28-7 10/30/65 Kutztown, Pa. W 30-0 10/18/46 West Chester, Pa. L 6-13 10/22/88 West Chester, Pa. W 20-3 10/28/66 West Chester, Pa. W 30-0 10/17/47 Lock Haven, Pa. W 14-6 10/21/89 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 21-19 10/28/67 Kutztown, Pa. W 41-6 10/15/48 West Chester, Pa. W 21-7 10/27/90 West Chester, Pa. W 41-17 10/25/68 West Chester, Pa. W 39-0 10/15/49 Lock Haven, Pa. W 7-0 11/02/91 East Stroudsburg, Pa. L 21-28 10/25/69 Kutztown, Pa. W 70-14 10/15/50 West Chester, Pa. W 39-21 11/14/92 West Chester, Pa. W 3-0 10/24/70 West Chester, Pa. W 48-7 10/13/51 Lock Haven, Pa. W 35-6 11/13/93 West Chester, Pa. W 35-33 10/30/71 Kutztown, Pa. W 62-0 10/17/52 West Chester, Pa. W 74-7 10/01/94 West Chester, Pa. W 37-30 10/28/72 West Chester, Pa. W 43-0 10/17/53 Lock Haven, Pa. W 54-7 09/30/95 East Stroudsburg, Pa. L 26-34 10/27/73 Kutztown, Pa. W 41-13 10/15/54 West Chester, Pa. W 32-0 10/12/96 West Chester, Pa. L 33-40 10/26/74 West Chester, Pa. W 30-21 10/15/55 Lock Haven, Pa. W 20-0 10/11/97 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 32-21 10/25/75 Kutztown, Pa. W 21-6 11/19/60 West Chester, Pa.# W 35-6 10/03/98 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 57-35 10/23/76 West Chester, Pa. W 27-7 10/20/90 Lock Haven, Pa. W 28-27 10/02/99 West Chester, Pa. W 49-3 10/22/77 Kutztown, Pa. W 14-7 10/26/91 West Chester, Pa. L 7-13 09/09/00 West Chester, Pa. L 6-12 10/28/78 West Chester, Pa. W 38-7 09/06/08 West Chester, Pa. W 37-6 09/08/01 East Stroudsburg, Pa. L 9-28 10/27/79 Kutztown, Pa. L 20-28 08/27/09 Lock Haven, Pa. W 43-0 10/26/02 West Chester, Pa. W 17-14 10/24/80 West Chester, Pa. W 19-0 10/19/13 Lock Haven, Pa. W 34-13 10/25/03 East Stroudsburg, Pa. L 27-28 10/24/81 Kutztown, Pa. W 21-0 10/04/14 West Chester, Pa. W 41-16 10/23/04 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 38-37 (OT) 10/23/82 West Chester, Pa. W 55-0 10/09/15 Lock Haven, Pa. W 33-9 11/27/04 East Stroudsburg, Pa.% W 48-38 10/22/83 Kutztown, Pa. L 7-16 10/22/05 West Chester, Pa. W 18-17 11/09/84 West Chester, Pa. W 31-20 Overall: WCU leads, 22-6-1 10/28/06 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 49-28 09/28/85 Kutztown, Pa. W 16-8 At West Chester: 13-4-1 10/20/07 West Chester, Pa. W 30-15 10/03/86 West Chester, Pa. W 43-21 At Lock Haven: 9-2-0 10/04/08 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 34-24 10/03/87 Kutztown, Pa. W 30-13 Longest WCU win streak: 11 (1947-1990) 10/03/09 West Chester, Pa. L 20-21 10/07/88 West Chester, Pa. W 52-13 Longest LHU win streak: 2 (1942-1946) 09/25/10 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 35-31 10/07/89 Kutztown, Pa. W 30-14 Largest WCU margin of victory: 67 (1952) 09/24/11 West Chester, Pa. W 37-26 10/13/90 Kutzotwn, Pa. W 42-20 Largest LHU margin of victory: 26 (1931) 10/06/12 East Stroudsburg, Pa. L 28-35 10/19/91 West Chester, Pa. L 3-42 Bill Zwaan vs. Lock Haven: 5-0 10/12/13 West Chester, Pa. W 34-20 10/31/92 Kutztown, Pa. W 35-34 11/08/14 East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 35-24 10/30/93 West Chester, Pa. W 35-3 11/07/15 West Chester, Pa. W 41-27 09/03/94 Kutztown, Pa. W 17-9 Millersville University % = NCAA II Playoffs 11/04/95 West Chester, Pa. L 12-21 11/16/96 Kutztown, Pa. W 17-14 Date Place W/L Score Overall: WCU leads, 59-22-0 11/15/97 West Chester, Pa. W 24-12 1921 West Chester, Pa. L 7-38 At West Chester: 30-11-0 11/14/98 West Chester, Pa. W 34-21 1922 West Chester, Pa. W 8-0 At East Stroudsburg: 29-11-0 11/13/99 West Chester, Pa. W 55-30 1923 West Chester, Pa. W 47-0 Longest WCU win streak: 8 (1983-1990) 10/14/00 Kutztown, Pa. L 0-24 11/17/24 Millersville, Pa. W 25-0 Longest ESU win streak: 5 (1975-1979) 10/13/01 West Chester, Pa. L 25-26 11/14/25 West Chester, Pa. W 76-0 Largest WCU margin of victory: 49 (1958) 10/05/02 West Chester, Pa. W 31-24 11/17/26 Millersville, Pa. W 25-0 Largest ESU margin of victory: 26 (1942) 10/04/03 Kutztown, Pa. L 16-17 11/12/27 West Chester, Pa. W 43-0 Bill Zwaan vs. East Stroudsburg: 11-3 11/10/28 Millersville, Pa. W 6-0 11/10/29 West Chester, Pa. W 13-0 5588 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football All-time Series vs. 2016 Opponents

11/08/30 Millersville, Pa. W 6-0 At Millersville: WCU, 35-6-0 1924 West Chester, Pa. L 0-7 11/21/31 West Chester, Pa. W 19-8 Longest WCU win streak: 41 (1922-74) 10/30/25 Shippensburg, Pa. L 0-6 1932 West Chester, Pa. W 20-0 Longest MU win streak: 5 (1977-81) 10/30/26 West Chester, Pa. W 19-15 11/11/33 West Chester, Pa. W 19-0 Largest WCU margin of victory: 76 (1925) 10/29/27 Shippensburg, Pa. W 21-10 10/27/34 Millersville, Pa. W 71-0 Largest MU margin of victory: 31 (1921) 10/24/31 Shippensburg, Pa. T 0-0 11/16/46 Millersville, Pa. W 12-0 Bill Zwaan vs. Millersville: 13-0 10/22/32 West Chester, Pa. W 7-2 11/14/47 Millersville, Pa. W 6-0 10/21/33 Shippensburg, Pa. W 38-0 10/29/48 West Chester, Pa. W 33-13 10/25/58 Shippensburg, Pa. W 40-20 10/25/49 West Chester, Pa. W 27-0 Slippery Rock 10/24/59 West Chester, Pa. W 14-0 10/29/50 Millersville, Pa. W 26-7 09/24/66 West Chester, Pa. W 33-21 09/14/51 West Chester, Pa. W 41-21 Date Place W/L Score 09/23/67 West Chester, Pa. W 20-6 11/08/52 Millersville, Pa. W 55-6 11/16/29 West Chester, Pa. L 6-13 10/16/82 Shippensburg, Pa. L 22-28 11/06/54 Millersville, Pa. W 52-0 11/15/30 Slippery Rock, Pa. L 2-14 10/15/83 West Chester, Pa. W 29-15 11/04/55 West Chester, Pa. W 27-14 09/26/36 West Chester, Pa. W 13-6 11/07/92 West Chester, Pa. W 35-31 11/03/56 Millersville, Pa. W 31-14 09/24/37 West Chester, Pa. W 7-0 11/06/93 Shippensburg, Pa. W 24-19 11/01/57 West Chester, Pa. W 25-0 11/18/61 West Chester, Pa.# W 21-0 09/17/94 West Chester, Pa. W 14-10 11/01/58 Millersville, Pa. W 68-0 11/16/63 West Chester, Pa.# W 36-7 09/16/95 Shippensburg, Pa. W 25-14 10/31/59 West Chester, Pa. W 41-17 11/17/73 West Chester, Pa.# L 14-28 09/26/98 West Chester, Pa. W 36-21 10/08/60 Millersville, Pa. W 42-0 11/23/74 Slippery Rock, Pa.# L 7-20 09/25/99 Shippensburg, Pa. L 30-48 10/06/61 West Chester, Pa. W 56-6 10/05/96 West Chester, Pa. W 31-21 09/28/02 West Chester, Pa. L 24-41 10/06/62 Millersville, Pa. W 38-0 10/04/97 Slippery Rock, Pa. L 14-27 09/27/03 Shippensburg, Pa. W 33-20 10/05/63 West Chester, Pa. W 26-6 11/11/06 Slippery Rock, Pa. W 21-20 11/06/04 West Chester, Pa. L 21-24 (OT) 10/03/64 Millersville, Pa. W 33-6 09/18/10 Slippery Rock, Pa. L 27-33 (OT) 11/20/04 Shippensburg, Pa.% W 33-28 10/08/65 West Chester, Pa. W 25-14 09/17/11 West Chester, Pa. W 20-17 11/05/05 Shippensburg, Pa. W 24-16 10/08/66 Millersville, Pa. W 21-6 11/22/14 West Chester, Pa.% W 46-20 09/23/06 Shippensburg, Pa. W 24-0 10/07/67 West Chester, Pa. W 50-6 11/14/15 West Chester, Pa.# L 12-61 09/22/07 Shippensburg, Pa. W 34-29 10/05/68 Millersville, Pa. W 63-7 # = PSAC Championship Game 10/18/08 West Chester, Pa. W 25-7 10/04/69 West Chester, Pa. W 49-12 % = NCAA II Playoffs 10/17/09 Shippensburg, Pa. L 19-24 10/03/70 Millersville, Pa. W 39-0 10/07/10 West Chester, Pa. W 44-43 (2OT) 10/09/71 West Chester, Pa. W 41-12 Overall: WCU leads, 8-7-0 10/08/11 Shippensburg, Pa. W 52-17 10/07/72 Millersville, Pa. W 52-7 At West Chester: 7-3-0 10/20/12 West Chester, Pa. L 24-42 10/06/73 West Chester, Pa. W 7-3 At Slippery Rock: 1-4-0 10/26/13 Shippensburg, Pa. W 32-29 10/05/74 Millersville, Pa. W 37-13 Longest WCU win streak: 4 (1936-63) 10/18/14 West Chester, Pa. W 55-28 10/04/75 West Chester, Pa. L 12-17 Longest Slippery Rock win streak: 2, twice 10/17/15 Shippensburg, Pa. L 11-27 10/02/76 Millersville, Pa. W 43-14 Largest WCU margin of victory: 29 (1963) % = NCAA II Playoffs 10/01/77 West Chester, Pa. L 7-28 Largest Slippery Rock margin of victory: 49 (2015) 10/07/78 Millersville, Pa. L 0-27 Bill Zwaan vs. Slippery Rock: 3-2 Overall: WCU leads 25-11-1 10/05/79 West Chester, Pa. L 3-28 At West Chester: WCU 12-5-0 10/04/80 Millersville, Pa. L 13-14 At Shippensburg: 13-6-1 10/02/81 West Chester, Pa. L 14-41 Shippensburg University Longest WCU win streak: 6, twice (1932-67; 1983-98) 10/02/82 Millersville, Pa. W 40-17 Date Place W/L Score Longest SU win streak: 2, 3 times 10/01/83 West Chester, Pa. L 10-16 1921 Shippensburg, Pa. L 7-63 Largest WCU margin of victory: 38 (1933) 10/27/84 Millersville, Pa. W 34-29 1922 West Chester, Pa. L 6-19 Largest SU margin of victory: 56 (1921) 11/01/85 West Chester, Pa. W 34-29 11/03/23 Shippensburg, Pa. W 6-0 Bill Zwaan vs. Shippensburg: 10-4 11/16/86 Millersville, Pa. W 7-3 11/06/87 West Chester, Pa. W 44-8 09/24/88 Millersville, Pa. L 15-17 11/11/89 West Chester, Pa. L 29-30 09/29/90 Millersville, Pa. L 17-24 10/04/91 West Chester, Pa. W 12-9 10/17/92 Millersville, Pa. W 38-27 10/22/93 West Chester, Pa. L 10-14 10/21/94 Millersville, Pa. W 28-21 10/21/95 West Chester, Pa. L 12-31 11/02/96 Millersville, Pa. W 23-20 11/01/97 West Chester, Pa. L 7-21 10/24/98 Millersville, Pa. L 31-34 10/23/99 West Chester, Pa. W 40-35 10/21/00 West Chester, Pa. L 0-6 10/20/01 Millersville, Pa. W 24-21 (OT) 11/09/02 Millersville, Pa. L 24-31 11/08/03 Millersville, Pa. W 19-3 10/09/04 West Chester, Pa. W 31-16 10/08/05 Millersville, Pa. W 27-7 10/14/06 West Chester, Pa. W 54-27 10/06/07 Millersville, Pa. W 42-14 09/20/08 West Chester, Pa. W 41-10 09/19/09 Millersville, Pa. W 63-10 11/06/10 West Chester, Pa. W 45-14 11/05/11 Millersville, Pa. W 49-13 09/15/12 West Chester, Pa. W 56-14 09/21/13 Millersville, Pa. W 48-3 09/27/14 West Chester, Pa. W 62-7 09/26/15 Millersville, Pa. W 28-3 Overall: WCU leads, 66-17-0 At West Chester: WCU, 31-11-0

2012 Online Guide 5599 West Chester Football NCAA Tournament History

Since the NCAA began crowning a nation- herd. The 2013 campaign is considered by 11/13/04 C.W. Post W, 35-3 al champion in Division II in 1973, West Chester many to be the best in the 95-year history of the 11/20/04 Shippensburg W, 33-28 University has made its presence known on the program that culminated in a school-record 13 11/27/04 East Stroudsburg W, 48-38 national stage. But more importantly, the bulk wins. 12/04/04 Valdosta State L, 21-45 of that presence has been established within the West Chester has reached the NCAA II 11/12/05 C.W. Post L, 20-24 last two decades as the Golden Rams’ gridders playoffs 11 times, racking up an overall record 11/18/06 Bryant W, 31-29 have reached postseason play nine times during of 9-11. West Chester’s 11 playoff appearances 11/25/06 Bloomsburg L, 20-21 that span, including fi ve years consecutively, is tied for the 11th most at the Division II level. 11/17/07 Indiana (Pa.) L, 35-45 between 2004-08. 11/15/08 So. Connecticut State W, 52-32 West Chester has qualifi ed for the NCAA II WCU NCAA DII Playoff Results 11/22/08 Bloomsburg L, 21-28 playoffs two of the last three years and reached Date Opponent Results 11/23/13 American Int’l College W, 38-7 the national semifi nals for the second time in 11/30/13 Bloomsburg W, 40-38 school history in 2013. The Golden Rams cap- 11/19/88 Jacksonville State L, 24-63 11/18/89 Portland State L, 50-56 (3OT) 12/07/13 Shepherd W, 28-7 tured their second Super Region 1 champion- 12/14/13 Lenoir-Rhyne L, 14-42 ship along the way with a 28-7 victory on the 11/21/92 New Haven L, 26-38 11/19/94 Ferris State L, 40-43 11/22/14 Slippery Rock W, 46-20 road over the region’s top-ranked team, Shep- 11/29/14 Concord (W.Va.) L, 36-51 NCAA II TOURNAMENT PARTICIPATION (by appearances) App School ...... Years App School ...... Years 20 North Alabama .....1980, 1983, 1985, 1990, 1992-95, 1997, 2003, 2005-11, 2013-15 3 Elizabeth City State ...... 1981, 2006, 2011 20 Northwest Missouri State ...... 1984, 1989, 1996-2000, 2002, 2004-15 3 Fayetteville State ...... 2002, 2004, 2009 18 Pittsburg State (Kan.) ...... 1989-97, 1999-2001, 2003-05, 2008, 2011, 2014 3 Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) ...... 2012-14 17 Grand Valley State ...... 1989-91, 1994, 1998, 2001-10, 2013,2015 3 Mesa State (Colo.)...... 2000, 2003, 2007 16 Indiana (Pa.) ...... 1987-91, 1993-94, 1996, 1998-2002, 2007, 2012, 2015 3 Millersville ...... 1988, 1995, 1999 15 Texas A&M-Kingsville...... 1988-89, 1992-98, 2001-04, 2009-10 3 North Carolina Central ...... 1988, 2005-06 15 Carson-Newman (Tenn.) ...... 1993-99, 2002-04, 2008-09, 2012-13, 2015 3 Tarleton State ...... 2001, 2003, 2009 14 North Dakota ...... 1977, 1979, 1992-95, 1998-99, 2001, 2003-07 3 Washburn (Kan.) ...... 2005, 2007, 2011 14 Valdosta State (Ga.) ...... 1994, 1996, 2000-05, 2007-08, 2010, 2012, 2014-15 3 Western State ...... 1992, 1994, 1997 13 Albany State (Ga.)...... 1993-97, 2004-11 3 Winston-Salem State ...... 2011-13 11 Bloomsburg ...... 1985, 1996, 2000-01, 2005-06, 2008, 2010, 2012-14 3 Emporia State (Kan.)...... 2003, 2013,2015 11 West Chester ...... 1988-89, 1992, 1994, 2004-08, 2013-14 3 Indianapolis ...... 2012-13,2015 10 Nebraska-Omaha ...... 1978, 1984, 1996, 1998, 2000-01, 2005-08 3 Newberry ...... 2006, 2013,2015 9 Minnesota-Duluth ...... 2002, 2005, 2008-14 3 Tuskegee ...... 2013-15 9 Minnesota-Mankato ...... 1987, 1991, 1993, 2008-09, 2012-15 2 American International College (Mass.) ...... 2008, 2013 9 Shepherd...... 1998-99, 2005-07, 2010, 2012-15 2 Bentley (Mass.) ...... 2003-04 9 Virginia Union ...... 1979-83, 1986, 1990, 1991, 2015 2 Bryant (R.I.) ...... 2006-07 8 Chadron (Neb.)...... 1996, 1998, 2000-01, 2006-08, 2012 2 Central Missouri ...... 2002, 2010 8 Delta St. (Miss.) ...... 1998, 2000, 2006-08, 2010-11, 2014 2 Concord (W.Va.) ...... 2011, 2014 8 Edinboro (Pa.) ...... 1989-90, 1992-93, 1995, 2009 2 Fort Hays State ...... 1993, 1995 8 Saginaw Valley State ...... 2000-03, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2013 2 Harding (Ark.) ...... 2012, 2014 7 Northern Michigan ...... 1976-77, 1980-82, 1987 3 Henderson State (Ark.) ...... 2012-13,2015 7 West Texas A&M ...... 2005-08, 2010, 2012-13 2 Hillsdale (Mich.) ...... 2009-10 7 Catawba ...... 1999-2002, 2004, 2007, 2015 2 Kutztown ...... 2010-11 7 Ferris State ...... 1992-96, 2014-15 2 Northeastern State ...... 1999-2000 6 Angelo State ...... 1987, 1989, 1994, 1997, 2005, 2014 2 Ohio Dominican ...... 2013-14 6 Fort Valley State ...... 1982, 1985, 1998-99, 2001, 2012 2 Shaw (N.C.)...... 2007, 2010 6 New Haven (Conn.) ...... 1992-93, 1995, 1997, 2011-12 2 Southern Arkansas ...... 1997, 2003 6 Ashland (Ohio) ...... 1986, 1997, 2007-08, 2012, 2015 2 UNC-Pembroke ...... 2009, 2013 6 Midwestern State (Colo.) ...... 2004, 2006, 2009, 2011-12, 2015 2 Bowie State ...... 1988,2015 6 Slippery Rock ...... 1997-99, 2013-15 1 Clarion ...... 1996 6 West Georgia...... 1995-96, 1998, 2000, 2014-15 1 Glenville State ...... 1997 5 Abilene Christian ...... 2006-09, 2011 1 Mars Hill ...... 2011 5 California (Pa.) ...... 2007-11 1 Mercyhurst ...... 2010 5 Shippensburg ...... 1981, 1991, 2004, 2009, 2012 1 Merrimack (Mass.) ...... 2006 5 St. Cloud St. (Minn.) ...... 1989, 2004, 2010-11, 2013 1 Michigan Tech ...... 2014 5 Winona State ...... 2001, 2003-04, 2006-07 1 Miles (Ala.) ...... 2012 5 Colorado State-Pueblo ...... 2011-15 1 Missouri Southern State ...... 1993 4 Central Oklahoma ...... 1996, 1998-99 1 Morehouse ...... 2010 4 Central State (Ohio) ...... 1983-86 1 North Greenville ...... 2011 4 Central Washington...... 2002, 2007-09 1 Ouachita Baptist ...... 2014 4 East Stroudsburg ...... 1991, 2004-05, 2009 1 Seton Hill ...... 2008 4 LIU Post ...... 2002, 2004-05, 2014 1 Southeastern Oklahoma ...... 2004 4 Missouri Western State ...... 2006, 2010-12 1 Virginia State ...... 2014 4 Nebraska-Kearney ...... 2002, 2005, 2009, 2011 1 Wayne State (Mich.) ...... 2011 4 Northwood (Mich.) ...... 2000, 2004-06 1 Wayne State (Neb.) ...... 2008 4 South Dakota ...... 1973, 1985-86, 2006 1 West Liberty (W. Va.)...... 2009 4 Southern Connecticut State ...... 2005-08 1 Western Washington ...... 1999 4 Truman ...... 1982, 1990, 1992, 1994 1 Wingate ...... 2010 4 West Alabama ...... 1975, 2009, 2011, 2012 1 Assumption...... 2015 4 Augustana (S.D.) ...... 1988-89, 2010, 2015 1 Charleston (W.Va.)...... 2015 4 Texas A&M-Commerce ...... 1990, 1991, 1995, 2015 1 Humboldt State ...... 2015 3 Arkansas Tech ...... 1999, 2004, 2009 1 Texas A&M - Commerce ...... 2015 3 Colorado School of the Mines ...... 2004, 2010, 2014

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TEAM STATISTICS WCU OPP SCORING 374 299 Points Per Game 34.0 27.2 Points Off Turnovers 86 77 FIRST DOWNS 244 183 Rushing 93 80 Passing 125 83 Penalty 26 20 RUSHING YARDAGE 1886 1751 Yards gained rushing 2182 2061 Yards lost rushing 296 310 Rushing Attempts 438 396 Average Per Rush 4.3 4.4 Average Per Game 171.5 159.2 TDs Rushing 17 17 PASSING YARDAGE 2896 1905 Comp-Att-Int 217-394-14 150-307-14 Average Per Pass 7.4 6.2 Average Per Catch 13.3 12.7 Average Per Game 263.3 173.2 TDs Passing 29 22 TOTAL OFFENSE 4782 3656 Total Plays 832 703 Average Per Play 5.7 5.2 Average Per Game 434.7 332.4 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 52-1209 56-935 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 19-228 13-89 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 14-247 14-192 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 23.2 16.7 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 12.0 6.8 INT RETURN AVERAGE 17.6 13.7 FUMBLES-LOST 16-9 19-9 PENALTIES-Yards 102-888 80-729 Average Per Game 80.7 66.3 PUNTS-Yards 50-1747 67-2501 Average Per Punt 34.9 37.3 Net punt average 32.8 33.3 KICKOFFS-Yards 69-3673 58-3339 Average Per Kick 53.2 57.6 Net kick average 37.9 34.6 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 32:24 27:36 3RD-DOWN Conversions 73/168 46/147 3rd-Down Pct 43% 31% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 10/24 8/19 4th-Down Pct 42% 42% SACKS BY-Yards 31-196 17-124 MISC YARDS 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 49 41 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 11-15 6-8 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-1 0-0 RED-ZONE SCORES (45-59) 76% (25-31) 81% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (34-59) 58% (20-31) 65% PAT-ATTEMPTS (43-48) 90% (33-38) 87% ATTENDANCE 25158 12071 Games/Avg Per Game 6/4193 5/2414 Neutral Site Games 0/0

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total WEST CHESTER 83 122 62 107 0 374 Opponents 78 66 84 71 0 299

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RUSHING GP Att Yards Avg TD Long Av/G KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Ret Net Ydln Jarel Elder 10 119 561 4.7 5 54 56.1 Conor Foley 50 2703 54.1 5 2 - - - Brandon Monk 9 115 546 4.7 5 34 60.7 B. Paulison 19 970 51.1 0 1 - - - Eerin Young 10 48 302 6.3 2 46 30.2 TOTAL 69 3673 53.2 5 3 16.7 37.9 27 Eddie Elliott 10 29 243 8.4 2 64 24.3 OPP 58 3339 57.6 5 1 23.2 34.6 30 Mike Class 11 33 149 4.5 0 33 13.5 Anthony Brown 11 9 37 4.1 1 16 3.4 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long Mark Dukes 7 7 25 3.6 0 9 3.6 Ted Patton 4 75 18.8 0 41 Adam Dempsey 11 5 21 4.2 1 21 1.9 Nydair Rouse 3 34 11.3 0 21 Pat Moriarty 11 51 20 0.4 0 20 1.8 Pete Galiano 2 0 0.0 0 0 Dion Shaw 3 1 10 10.0 0 10 3.3 Kevin Malone 2 43 21.5 0 31 Ryan Boyd 4 1 5 5.0 0 5 1.2 Brandon Pepper 1 3 3.0 0 3 Jim Hurley 11 3 1 0.3 0 3 0.1 Drew Formica 1 0 0.0 0 0 TOTAL 11 438 1886 4.3 17 64 171.5 Shaquil James 1 92 92.0 1 92 OPP 11 396 1751 4.4 17 72 159.2 TOTAL 14 247 17.6 1 92 OPP 14 192 13.7 0 66 PASSING G Effi c Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Av/G Pat Moriarty 11 137.02 197-355-13 55.5 2655 28 241.4 TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Alec Werner 7 109.33 20-38-1 52.6 241 1 34.4 P. Moriarty 11 406 20 2655 2675 243.2 TOTAL 11 134.00 217-394-14 55.1 2896 62 263.3 J. Elder 10 119 561 0 561 56.1 OPP 11 115.51 150-307-14 48.9 1905 66 173.2 B. Monk 9 115 546 0 546 60.7 E. Young 10 48 302 0 302 30.2 RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Av/G E. Elliott 10 29 243 0 243 24.3 Tim Brown 7 33 444 13.5 5 48 63.4 A. Werner 7 47 -6 241 235 33.6 Eddie Elliott 10 30 429 14.3 2 45 42.9 M. Class 11 33 149 0 149 13.5 Erick Brundidge 1 28 345 12.3 1 32 31.4 A. Brown 11 9 37 0 37 3.4 Eddie Elliot 11 25 310 12.4 3 32 28.2 M. Dukes 7 7 25 0 25 3.6 Shannon Mayer 11 24 442 18.4 5 62 40.2 A. Dempsey 11 5 21 0 21 1.9 Brandon Monk 10 20 163 8.1 1 21 16.3 D. Shaw 3 1 10 0 10 3.3 Adam Dempsey 9 17 319 18.8 5 56 35.4 TOTAL 11 832 1886 2896 4782 434.7 Jim Hurley 9 10 100 10.0 0 29 11.1 OPP 11 703 1751 1905 3656 332.4 Shawn Driggins 11 9 172 19.1 4 45 15.6 Eerin Young 10 7 66 9.4 1 20 6.6 ALL-PURPOSE G Rush Rcv PR KR IR Tot Avg Mike Class 11 4 15 3.8 0 4 1.4 J. Elder 10 561 163 0 588 0 1312 131.2 Jordan Banks 3 2 25 12.5 0 19 8.3 B. Monk 9 543 100 118 383 0 1147 127.4 Anthony Brown 11 1 29 29.0 0 29 2.6 E. Elliott 10 243 429 0 24 0 696 69.6 TOTAL 11 217 2896 13.3 29 62 263.3 E. Young 10 302 66 9 138 0 515 51.5 OPP 11 150 1905 12.7 22 66 173.2 T. Brown 7 0 444 0 0 0 444 63.4 J. Hurley 11 1 442 0 0 0 443 40.3 |------PATs ------| T. Karpinski 11 0 310 70 0 0 380 34.5 SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass Saf Pts A. Dempsey 11 21 345 0 0 0 366 33.3 B. Paulison - 11-13 34-39 - - - - 67 S. Mayer 9 0 319 0 0 0 319 35.4 B. Monk 6 - - - 1 - - 38 M. Class 11 149 15 0 56 0 220 20.0 J. Elder 6 ------36 A.J. DePietro 11 0 172 0 0 0 172 15.6 S. Mayer 5 ------30 A. Brown 11 37 29 19 15 0 100 9.1 T. Brown 5 ------30 S. James 10 0 0 0 0 92 92 9.2 J. Hurley 5 ------30 T. Patton 11 0 0 0 0 75 75 6.8 E. Elliott 4 ------24 K. Malone 10 0 0 0 0 43 43 4.3 T. Karpinski 4 ------24 N. Rouse 11 0 0 0 0 34 34 3.1 A.J. Depietro 4 ------24 M. Dukes 7 25 0 0 0 0 25 3.6 E. Young 3 ------18 TOTAL 11 1886 2896 228 1209 247 6466 587.8 A. Dempsey 2 ------12 OPP 11 1751 1905 89 935 192 4872 442.9 B. Solis - 0-2 9-9 - - - - 9 G. Shipp 0 - - - - - 1 2 TOTAL 49 11-15 43-48 - 1 1-1 1 374 OPP 41 6-8 33-38 1-1 - 0-2 - 299

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 50+ B. Paulison 49 1747 35.7 65 1 10 10 3 TEAM 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 50 1747 34.9 65 1 10 10 3 OPP 67 2501 37.3 62 2 18 15 7

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Tackles Sacks Passes Defensed Fumbles Blocks Def Leaders GP UA A TT TFL-Yds No.-Yds Int.-Yds BRUP QBH RCV-Yds FF Kick Saf Ralph Reeves 11 34 31 65 4.5-26 2.5-17 - 2 3 - 2 0 - Andrew Cohen 11 39 18 57 20.0-111 13.5-91 - 1 10 - 2 - - Kevin Duggan 11 26 25 51 3.0-16 1.5-13 - 2 - 1-0 - - - Pete Galiano 11 27 16 43 1.0-1 - 2-0 1 1 1-0 - 1 - Josh Ganzelli 11 14 25 39 7.5-13 2.0-5 ------Shaquil James 10 25 10 35 - - 1-92 4 - - - - - Drew Formica 11 23 11 34 1.5-2 - 1-0 3 - 1-0 - - - Kyle Keyser 11 23 9 32 1.0-1 - - - - - 1 - - George Shipp 11 15 15 30 4.0-29 2.5-22 - - 1 1-0 1 - 1 Kavon Johnson 10 11 19 30 7.0-25 2.0-8 - 1 - - - - - Kevin Malone 10 14 14 28 0.5-1 - 2-43 3 - 1-0 - - - Ted Patton 11 18 6 21 2.0-3 - 4-75 5 - - - - - Barry Lyons 11 9 12 21 5.0-18 1.0-8 - - 1 1-0 - - Zack Hockman 11 14 6 20 3.5-14 2.0-11 ------Brandon Pepper 11 12 8 20 1.5-1 - 1-3 - - 1-10 - - - Nydair Rouse 11 15 3 18 1.0-3 - 3-34 2 - - - - Corey Kelley 11 10 7 17 - - - 4 1-0 - - - John Dubyk 11 7 10 17 1.5-4 1.0-3 - - 2 - - - - Mike Catalano 10 9 7 16 - - - - 1 1-1 1 2 - Tyler Morrissey 8 8 7 15 3.0-11 1.0-7 - - 2 - - - - Byron Cooper 9 5 5 10 3.5-11 - - - 1 - - - - Mike Class 11 4 5 9 ------Blaise Schieler 8 5 2 7 - - - 1 - - - - - Dan Sherry 7 4 1 5 1.0-7 1.0-7 - - 1 - - - - Sean Boylan 7 1 3 4 - - - 1 - - - - - Ch’aim Smith 11 1 3 4 1.0-4 1.0-4 ------Justice Smith 11 2 2 4 1.5-2 ------Mark Dukes 7 3 1 4 ------A.J. DePietro 11 1 2 3 ------J. Thornton 4 2 1 3 ------Cameron Strause 4 1 1 2 0.5-0 ------Eerin Young 10 1 1 2 ------Ben Smith 4 1 - 1 ------Marcus Sydnor 6 - 1 1 ------Shannon Mayer 9 1 - 1 ------B. Paulison 11 1 - 1 ------Tyler Karpinski 11 1 - 1 ------Jim Hurley 11 - 1 1 ------Tim Brown 7 1 - 1 ------Eddie Elliott 10 1 - 1 ------Connor Foley 9 1 - 1 ------Jarel Elder 10 1 - 1 ------TOTAL 11 391 288 679 75-303 31-196 14-247 30 23 9-11 7 3 1 OPPONENTS 11 504 269 773 73-260 17-124 14-192 29 20 9-57 7 1 -

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6644 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Year-by-Year Records

Year W L T Pct. PF PA Head Coach ...... Captain(s) 1920 5 2 0 .714 72 23 Bert Hall ...... Robert von Bulow 1921 2 4 1 .357 69 173 Charles Martz ...... Rollin Bush 1922 3 5 0 .375 38 145 Bert Hall ...... Theodore Evans 1923 7 0 0 1.000 205 0 Hershel I. Mosier ...... Joe Pitts 1924 5 2 0 .714 80 19 J.A. McGovern ...... Herman Hoopes 1925 5 2 0 .714 182 25 J.A. McGovern ...... Leroy Herman 1926 4 3 0 .571 95 39 J.A. McGovern ...... Frank Bennett 1927 7 1 0 .875 196 19 J.A. McGovern ...... John Scott 1928 8 0 0 1.000 104 27 J.A. McGovern ...... Ned Hopkins 1929 5 3 0 .625 138 41 B. Conover ...... Morris Singer 1930 4 1 1 .750 86 20 B. Conover ...... Morris Singer 1931 2 4 1 .357 57 64 B. Conover ...... Pat Mazza 1932 5 3 0 .625 80 78 Howard Wescott ...... Virgil Sasso 1933 3 5 0 .375 82 109 Howard Wescott ...... Harry Sweikert 1934 4 4 0 .500 136 74 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Harry Sweikert 1935 7 3 0 .700 127 54 W. Glenn Killinger ...... George McGinnes 1936 4 4 1 .500 118 63 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Clevio Rogo 1937 6 3 1 .650 91 29 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Dick Nye 1938 4 2 3 .611 71 133 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Sam Asnes 1939 3 3 3 .500 88 95 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Glenn Miller 1940 5 2 1 .688 78 40 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Thomas Gauntlett 1941 5 1 2 .750 117 25 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Robert Miller 1942 5 3 1 .611 95 72 Henry J. Miller ...... Robert McMullen, Richard Wisneski 1943 No Team 1944 No Team 1945 3 0 1 .875 36 13 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Ken Webb 1946 9 1 0 .900 187 33 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Dave Kirk 1947 10 1 0 .909 241 64 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Warren Lowans 1948 7 1 0 .875 129 48 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Dave Williams 1949 8 1 0 .889 222 54 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Joe DaLonza, Jack O’Donnell 1950 7 2 0 .778 208 57 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Elwood MacKenzie, Norman Waldman 1951 8 2 0 .800 268 144 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Jack Eustler, John Pancelli 1952 7 0 0 1.000 291 45 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Earl Hersch, Charles Weber 1953 7 1 0 .875 250 86 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Dave Dalbin, Alex Nieman 1954 5 4 0 .556 192 102 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Bob Janick, Dick Paciaroni 1955 6 3 0 .667 133 111 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Bill Crozier, Ron Gatski 1956 7 1 0 .875 149 101 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Joe Chilbert, Lee Royer 1957 9 0 0 1.000 326 40 W. Glenn Killinger ...... George Demko, Bob Mosteller 1958 9 1 0 .900 514 67 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Dick Borkowski, Jack Wendland 1959 7 1 0 .875 268 54 W. Glenn Killinger ...... Ken Campbell 1960 9 0 0 1.000 311 68 Jim Bonder ...... Lou Capparo, Chick Kane 1961 7 2 0 .778 271 106 Jim Bonder ...... Ernie Oldenburgh 1962 8 2 0 .800 322 64 Jim Bonder ...... Joe Iacone, Max Micsion 1963 8 1 0 .889 304 34 Jim Bonder ...... Ken Johns, Jim McFadden 1964 6 2 0 .750 202 66 Jim Bonder ...... Roger Aughenbaugh, Bill Iacone, Mike Morkriski 1965 5 3 0 .625 174 109 Jim Bonder/Bob Mitten ...... game captains 1966 8 3 0 .727 301 121 Bob Mitten ...... Ray Kurowski, Ron Smeltzer 1967 10 1 0 .909 399 94 Bob Mitten ...... Brian Mulhern, Dennis Shank 1968 5 3 0 .625 221 132 Bob Mitten ...... Bill Corcoran, Don Wilkinson 1969 8 2 0 .800 386 181 Bob Mittten ...... Carl Gersbach, Bob Tomlinson 1970 7 4 0 .636 337 155 Bob Mitten ...... Tony Costello, Barry Stout 1971 9 1 0 .900 413 107 Bob Mitten ...... Ernie Forchetti, Bruce Udovich 1972 7 3 0 .700 361 180 John Furlow ...... Earle Mosley, Doug Olson, Tom Pierantozzi 1973 5 5 0 .500 217 222 John Furlow ...... Francis Caserta, Bill Edger 1974 8 2 0 .800 236 136 John Furlow ...... Mike Green, Bob Hartshorn 1975 4 5 0 .444 162 153 John Furlow ...... Mike Green, Ron Horvat 1976 5 4 0 .556 206 176 John Furlow ...... Al Schrum, Dave Sharpless 1977 5 5 0 .500 146 172 John Furlow ...... Tom Coates 1978 2 9 0 .182 120 244 John Furlow ...... Bill Corbett, Randy Ireson, Joe Senser 1979 4 7 0 .364 162 241 Otto Kneidinger ...... Steve Grundy

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Year W L T Pct. PF PA Head Coach ...... Captain(s) 1980 5 4 1 .550 218 199 Otto Kneidinger ...... Dave Nolan, Len Pennington 1981 8 3 0 .727 265 148 Otto Kneidinger ...... Jeff Cusack, Ron Gaynor 1982 6 4 0 .600 263 179 Otto Kneidinger ...... Ron Gaynor, Ron Perkins 1983 7 3 0 .700 223 160 Otto Kneidinger ...... Joe Maida 1984 7 3 0 .700 306 168 Danny Hale ...... Mark Palladino 1985 7 3 0 .700 185 144 Danny Hale ...... John Mininno, Gary Shippang 1986 8 3 0 .727 338 137 Danny Hale ...... Mike Burnetta, Joe Ellis 1987 9 2 0 .818 379 163 Danny Hale ...... Billy Hess, Wayne MacFarland, Pat Tryson 1988 9 2 0 .818 387 197 Danny Hale ...... Billy Hess, Jerome Watts 1989 8 3 0 .727 390 188 Rick Daniels ...... M.L. Brown, Paul Vanscovich, Gerald Toney 1990 6 4 0 .600 287 236 Rick Daniels ...... Scott Asman, John Mohollen, Derrick Price 1991 6 5 0 .545 220 224 Rick Daniels ...... Brian Constantino, Ken Lomax, Jim Smink 1992 9 2 0 .818 323 205 Rick Daniels ...... Chris Luneburg, Steve Weaver, Lee Woodall 1993 6 5 0 .545 307 284 Rick Daniels ...... Jim Bevere, Scott Eberly, Brian Hearns, Lee Woodall 1994 8 4 0 .667 389 320 Rick Daniels ...... Dave McDonald, Montik Goodwin, Brian Sebold 1995 4 6 1 .409 262 297 Rick Daniels ...... Brian Penecale, Rich Lober, Matt Shultz 1996 7 3 0 .700 309 170 Rick Daniels ...... Robert Bowens, Scott Carpenter 1997 5 6 0 .455 246 295 Rick Daniels ...... Robert Bowens, Thomas Fulton, Ben Tonon 1998 8 3 0 .727 376 263 Rick Daniels ...... Rob Colontrelle, Marcellus Simmons 1999 7 3 0 .700 388 223 Rick Daniels ...... Matt Cozza, Mike Mitros 2000 2 9 0 .182 104 274 Rick Daniels ...... Lamont Johnson, Scott Redd 2001 5 4 0 .556 217 215 Rick Daniels ...... Don DeFilipo, LeRoy Miller 2002 5 6 0 .455 279 240 Rick Daniels ...... Jason Cserpnyak, Brandon Neely 2003 8 3 0 .727 291 164 Bill Zwaan ...... George Caroulis, Mike Eckmeyer, Jim McCullough 2004 11 4 0 .733 446 240 Bill Zwaan .....Jim Brazill, Bob Findora, Graham Eggleston, Chad Weaver 2005 8 4 0 .667 400 264 Bill Zwaan ...... Brandon Simmons, Jared Souders 2006 9 4 0 .692 442 293 Bill Zwaan ...... Mark Maynard, David Montgomery, Osagie Osunde, ...... Brent Steinmetz, Chris Tagye 2007 9 3 0 .750 384 272 Bill Zwaan ...... Lateef Ferguson, Mike Mignogno, Bill Zwaan Jr. 2008 9 4 0 .692 448 288 Bill Zwaan ...... Tyler Downes, Mike Walter, Mike Washington 2009 7 4 0 .636 373 190 Bill Zwaan ...... Mike Dell, Joe Wright 2010 4 7 0 .364 304 358 Bill Zwaan ...... Dan DePalma, Travis Ford-Bey 2011 5 6 0 .455 302 286 Bill Zwaan ...... Jackson Fagan, Vic Iturbides, Brian McDermott ...... Gerry Penrose 2012 7 4 0 .636 388 263 Bill Zwaan ...... Carl Barnes, Sean Beahan, Mike Mattei, John O’Donnell 2013 13 2 0 .867 524 325 Bill Zwaan ...... Trey Farmer, Shawn Krautzel, Anthony McCloskey, ...... Rondell White 2014 11 2 0 .846 518 265 Bill Zwaan ...... Mike Labor, Sean McCartney, Derek Schatz, ...... Al-Hajj Shabazz, Ronell Williams 2015 7 4 0 .636 374 299 Bill Zwaan ...... Tim Brown, Andrew Cohen, Brandon Monk ...... Brandon Pepper

ALL-TIME ACHIEVEMENTS RECORD BY DECADE Bowl Victories Decade Games W L T Pct. Burley Bowl ...... 1947, 1948 1920-29 74 51 22 1 .696 Pretzel Bowl ...... 1951 1930-39 84 42 32 10 .559 Cement Bowl ...... 1962 1940-49 67 52 10 5 .813 1950-59 87 72 15 0 .828 Lambert Meadowlands Award ...... 1967, 2004, 2006, 2013 1960-69 93 74 19 0 .796 ECAC Team of the Year ...... 2004, 2006-09, 2013-14 1970-79 101 56 45 0 .554 NCAA Division II National Semifi nals ...... 2004, 2013 1980-89 105 74 30 1 .709 PSAC Championships ...... 1950, 1952-54, 1956, 1959, 1960 1990-99 108 66 41 1 .616 ...... 1961, 1963, 1967, 1969, 1971, 989, 1992, 1994, 1999 2000-09 118 73 45 0 .619 ...... 2004, 2007 2010- 72 47 25 0 .653 PSAC East Divison Championships ....1989, 1992, 1994, 1999 TOTAL 909 607 284 18 .678 ...... 2004, 2007-08, 2013, 2015 Undefeated and untied seasons ..1923, 1928, 1952, 1957, 1960 Unbeaten, but tied seasons ...... 1945 10-win seasons ...... 1947, 1967, 2004, 2013-14

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1920 (5-2-0) - Bert Hall 11/7 Muhlenberg Fr. L, 14-19 10/31 Trenton St. W, 31-0 1938 (4-2-3) - W. Glenn Killinger West Chester High W, 6-0 11/14 Millersville W, 76-0 11/7 Lock Haven L, 0-26 9/16 Penn Military W, 27-14 Swarthmore Prep W, 12-0 11/14 La Salle L, 0-6 9/23 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) L, 0-17 Phoenixville High W, 20-0 1926 (4-3-0) - J.A. McGovern 11/21 Millersville W, 19-8 10/1 East Stroudsburg W, 13-6 Ursinus Reserves L, 7-13 10/2 Hill School L, 0-3 10/7 Geneva (Pa.) W, 7-6 Villanova Frosh W, 13-0 10/9 Williamson Trade W, 39-0 1932 (5-3-0) - Howard Wescott 10/14 La Salle W, 12-0 Swarthmore Prep W, 14-3 10/16 Franklin & Marshall W, 12-6 9/24 Albright L, 2-38 10/28 Kutztown T, 0-0 Williamson Trade L, 0-7 10/23 @ Bloomsburg L, 0-9 10/1 Drexel L, 6-18 11/5 Lock Haven T, 6-6 10/30 Shippensburg W, 19-15 10/8 St. Joseph’s W, 6-0 11/11 Waynesburg L, 6-13 1921 (2-4-1) - Charles Martz 11/6 Stroudsburg L, 0-6 10/15 Indiana (Pa.) W, 6-0 11/24 Penn Military T, 0-0 10/8 @ Penn Frosh L, 7-24 11/17 @ Millersville W, 25-0 10/22 Shippensburg W, 27-2 Perkiomen Sem. W, 21-7 1927 (7-1-0) - J.A. McGovern 10/29 La Salle L, 0-20 1939 (3-3-3) - W. Glenn Killinger Williamson Trade W, 20-14 10/1 @ Hill School W, 12-6 11/5 Lock Haven W, 13-0 9/22 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) T, 0-0 Moravian Prep T, 7-7 10/8 F&M Frosh W, 41-0 11/19 Millersville W, 20-0 9/29 Penn Military L, 8-23 Shippensburg L, 7-63 10/15 Bloomsburg W, 40-0 10/6 East Stroudsburg W, 24-0 Schuylkill Seminary L, 0-20 10/22 Franklin & Marshall W, 26-0 1933 (3-5-0) - Howard Wescott 10/13 La Salle L, 0-28 Millersville L, 7-38 10/29 @ Shippensburg W, 21-0 9/23 @ Villanova L, 0-45 10/20 Waynesburg T, 6-6 9/30 St. Joseph’s L, 6-7 10/27 Kutztown W, 18-0 10/7 @ Drexel L, 7-13 11/4 @ Albright L, 19-25 10/13 @ Penn Military L, 6-38 11/11 @ Lock Haven W, 13-7 10/21 @ Shippensburg W, 38-0 11/18 @ Penn Military T, 6-6 10/28 La Salle L, 0-6 11/11 Millersville W, 19-0 1940 (5-2-1) - W. Glenn Killinger 11/18 Albright W, 6-0 9/20 Blue Ridge W, 19-0 9/27 La Salle L, 0-13 1934 (4-4-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/4 Penn Military W, 9-0 9/28 Muhlenberg W, 9-0 10/18 Ithaca T, 7-7 10/6 @ Drexel W, 6-0 10/25 Albright W, 7-0 10/13 Penn Military L, 0-20 11/2 @ Waynesburg L, 0-20 10/20 La Salle L, 0-6 11/8 Lock Haven W, 18-0 10/27 @ Millersville W, 71-0 11/16 @ East Stroudsburg W, 18-0 11/3 Lock Haven W, 31-0 11/10 W. Maryland L, 12-35 1941 (5-1-2) - W. Glenn Killinger 11/24 @ W. Michigan L, 7-13 9/27 @ Delaware T, 7-7 10/3 East Stroudsburg W, 28-6 The 1923 West Chester University football team fi nished 1935 (7-3-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/10 @ Albright L, 0-6 undefeated at 7-0-0 under head coach Herchel Mosier. 9/28 @ Rutgers W, 19-7 10/17 Penn Military W, 13-0 10/5 Elon W, 9-6 10/25 @ Indiana (Pa.) W, 27-0 1922 (3-5-0) - Bert Hall 11/5 Trenton W, 7-0 10/12 @ Penn Military L, 0-12 10/31 Waynesburg T, 0-0 F&M Academy W, 12-0 11/12 Millersville W, 43-0 10/19 Baltimore W, 34-0 11/7 Lock Haven W, 14-6 Stevens Trade W, 12-2 11/19 @ Stroudsburg L, 6-13 10/26 LaSalle L, 0-7 11/14 Ithaca College W, 28-0 PA Instit. for Deaf L, 0-25 11/2 Lock Haven W, 18-0 Williamson Trade L, 0-7 1928 (8-0-0) - J.A. McGovern 11/9 @ Albright W, 7-6 Perkiomen Sem. L, 0-39 9/29 Elizabethtown W, 18-0 11/16 @ Washington W, 19-3 Shippensburg L, 6-19 10/6 @ Hill School W, 12-7 11/23 Western Michigan L, 6-7 Trenton Normal L, 0-53 10/13 @ Bloomsburg W, 13-0 11/28 Waynesburg W, 15-6 Millersville W, 8-0 10/20 Lafayette Frosh W, 12-7 10/27 Villanova Frosh W, 7-6 1936 (4-4-1) - W. Glenn Killinger 1923 (7-0-0) - Herchel L. Mosier 11/3 Beckley Business W, 24-7 9/26 Slippery Rock W, 13-6 Villanova Frosh W, 7-0 11/10 @ Millersville W, 6-0 10/3 @ Albright L, 6-7 Ursinus Reserves W, 6-0 11/17 Stroudsburg W, 12-0 10/10 Elon W, 25-0 10/20 Williamson Trade W, 26-0 10/17 Penn Military L, 0-8 10/27 Stevens Trade W, 32-0 1929 (5-3-0) - B. Conover 10/24 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) T, 0-0 Shippensburg W, 6-0 9/21 @ Drexel L, 12-13 10/31 @ Lock Haven L, 7-10 Delaware Reserves W, 81-0 9/28 Goldey W, 41-0 11/7 La Salle L, 14-19 Millersville W, 47-0 10/5 Trenton W, 27-2 11/14 Washington W, 41-6 10/12 Bloomsburg W, 25-0 11/21 @ Waynesburg W, 12-7 1924 (5-2-0) - J.A. McGovern 10/19 @ St. Joseph’s L, 0-6 11/3 @ Stroudsburg W, 14-7 Bethlehem Prep W, 7-0 1937 (6-3-1) - W. Glenn Killinger 11/10 Millersville W, 13-0 Ursinus W, 7-0 9/17 Penn Military W, 19-0 11/16 Slippery Rock L, 6-13 Pennington Sem. W, 34-0 9/24 Slippery Rock W, 7-0 1930 (4-1-1) - B. Conover Dickinson Seminary L, 0-6 10/1 La Salle L, 0-6 9/20 @ Drexel W, 13-0 (@ Williamsport, Pa.) 10/8 Ithaca W, 20-0 10/11 Beckley Business W, 40-0 Shippensburg L, 0-7 10/15 @ Geneva (Pa.) L, 6-7 10/25 @ St. Joseph’s T, 6-6 Temple W, 13-3 10/25 Waynesburg T, 0-0 11/1 @ Trenton W, 19-0 @ Millersville W, 19-3 10/29 Kutztown W, 19-6 11/8 @ Millersville W, 6-0 1925 (5-2-0) - J.A. McGovern 11/2 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) W, 14-7 11/15 @ Slippery Rock L, 2-14 10/3 @ Pennington Sem. W, 34-0 11/5 Lock Haven L, 0-6 10/10 Bloomsburg W, 13-0 11/20 Penn Military W, 6-3 1931 (2-4-1) - B. Conover 10/17 Williamson Trade W, 25-0 10/10 @ Indiana (Pa.) L, 7-12 John Taronis was the 10/23 Haverford (JV) W, 20-0 10/17 @ Drexel L, 0-12 school’s fi rst AP 10/30 @ Shippensburg L, 0-6 10/24 @ Shippensburg T, 0-0 All-American in 1935.

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1948 (7-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 1952 (7-0-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 1959 (7-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 9/24 Rider W, 14-0 9/19 Penn Military W, 21-6 9/19 @ Villanova W, 13-7 10/1 Penn Military W, 10-0 10/11 @ Delaware W, 24-20 9/25 Mansfi eld W, 54-0 10/8 @ Delaware L, 0-19 10/17 Lock Haven W, 74-7 10/11 @ East Stroudsburg W, 25-0 10/15 Lock Haven W, 21-7 10/24 East Stroudsburg W, 41-0 10/17 Northeastern W, 41-8 10/22 East Stroudsburg W, 14-7 11/1 Kutztown W, 50-0 10/24 Shippensburg W, 14-0 10/29 Millersville W, 33-13 11/8 @ Millersville W, 55-6 10/31 Millersville W, 41-7 11/5 @ Moravian W, 30-0 11/14 Bloomsburg W, 26-6 11/8 @ Bloomsburg L, 10-13 Burley Bowl 11/14 Cheyney W, 70-19 Appalachian St. W, 7-2 1953 (7-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger (@ Johnson City, Tenn.) 9/18 @ Fort Belvoir L, 6-21 1960 (9-0-0) - Jim Bonder 9/25 @ Penn Military W, 27-8 9/16 Fort Eustis W, 30-27 1949 (8-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/2 Drexel W, 47-12 9/23 Ithaca College W, 19-8 9/23 Albright W, 46-6 10/10 @ Delaware W, 27-13 9/30 East Stroudsburg W, 21-0 9/30 @ Penn Military W, 20-14 10/17 @ Lock Haven W, 54-7 10/8 @ Millersville W, 42-0 10/7 SUNY Cortland W, 19-7 10/24 @ East Stroudsburg W, 16-6 10/15 @ Clarion W, 49-14 10/15 @ Lock Haven W, 7-0 10/30 Kutztown W, 53-6 10/21 Kutztown W, 60-0 10/22 @ East Stroudsburg W, 7-0 11/14 @ Bloomsburg W, 20-13 10/29 @ American Int’l W, 13-0 10/25 Millersville W, 27-0 11/4 Bloomsburg W, 42-13 Ben Coren was an 11/4 Moravian W, 47-0 1954 (5-4-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 11/19 Lock Haven# W, 35-6 honorable mention 11/11 St. Francis (Pa.) W, 35-0 9/18 @ East Carolina W, 6-4 # = PSCAC Championship Game 11/19 @ Delaware L, 14-27 9/25 @ Delaware L, 6-40 All-America pick by the AP 10/2 @ Drexel W, 22-0 in 1947. 1950 (7-2-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/9 Youngstown L, 9-21 9/23 Penn Military W, 20-0 10/15 Lock Haven W, 32-0 1942 (5-3-1) - Henry J. Miller 9/29 @ Delaware L, 13-16 10/22 East Stroudsburg L, 12-14 9/19 @ Moravian W, 6-0 10/7 @ SUNY Cortland W, 26-0 10/29 @ Fort Belvoir L, 12-23 9/25 @ Delaware L, 0-20 10/15 Lock Haven W, 39-21 11/6 @ Millersville W, 52-0 10/2 Fort duPont W, 32-0 10/22 East Stroudsburg W, 27-0 11/12 Bloomsburg W, 41-0 10/9 Penn Military T, 6-6 10/29 @ Millersville W, 26-7 10/16 Ithaca College W, 6-0 11/4 @ Moravian W, 20-0 1955 (6-3-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/23 Indiana (Pa.) W, 20-0 11/12 Bloomsburg W, 31-6 9/17 @ East Carolina W, 9-0 10/31 @ Albright W, 6-0 11/18 Drexel L, 6-7 9/23 Fort Monmouth W, 14-7 11/7 @ Lock Haven L, 13-20 9/30 Drexel L, 0-7 11/14 @ East Stroudsburg L, 0-26 1951 (8-2-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/7 @ Youngstown L, 6-39 9/14 Millersville W, 41-21 10/15 @ Lock Haven W, 20-0 1943-44 9/21 Penn Military W, 19-6 10/22 @ East Stroudsburg W, 23-20 No football played 9/28 Rider W, 33-12 10/28 King’s W, 27-7 10/6 @ Delaware L, 20-47 11/4 Millersville W, 27-14 1945 (3-0-1) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/13 @ Lock Haven W, 35-6 11/12 @ Bloomsburg L, 7-17 10/13 @ Haverford “B” W, 12-0 10/20 @ East Stroudsburg W, 27-13 10/19 Delaware T, 6-6 11/2 Moravian W, 41-7 1956 (7-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/26 Drexel W, 6-0 Coach Jim Bonder is carried 11/10 @ Bloomsburg L, 7-16 9/22 @ Delaware W, 10-7 11/10 Swarthmore W, 12-7 off the fi eld after leading 11/17 @ Drexel W, 13-0 9/29 King’s W, 21-19 Pretzel Bowl 10/6 @ New Haven L, 7-33 West Chester to a perfect 1946 (9-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger @ Albright W, 32-9 10/13 Drexel W, 13-7 9-0 season and the PSAC 9/20 @ Moravian W, 13-6 10/20 @ California (Pa.) W, 31-7 Championship in 1960. 9/27 Drexel W, 12-0 10/28 East Stroudsburg W, 15-7 10/5 @ CCNY W, 20-0 11/3 @Millersville W, 31-14 1961 (7-2-0) - Jim Bonder 10/11 Penn Military W, 40-0 11/9 Bloomsburg W, 21-7 9/23 @ Ithaca College W, 13-7 10/18 Lock Haven L, 6-13 9/30 @ East Stroudsburg W, 28-7 10/25 East Stroudsburg W, 13-7 1957 (9-0-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/6 Millersville W, 56-6 11/2 @ Albright W, 26-0 9/21 @ Fort Meyer W, 25-7 10/13 Clarion W, 51-20 11/8 @ Ithaca College W, 13-7 9/27 @ King’s W, 52-12 10/21 @ Kutztown W, 47-0 11/16 @ Millersville W, 12-0 10/5 New Haven W, 47-7 10/28 Muskingum L, 16-19 11/23 @ Wagner W, 32-0 10/12 Baldwin-Wallace W, 39-7 11/4 @ Villanova L, 13-40 10/18 Drexel W, 39-0 11/11 @ Bloomsburg W, 26-7 1947 (10-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/26 East Stroudsburg W, 34-0 11/18 Slippery Rock# W, 21-0 9/19 Moravian W, 20-6 11/1 Millerville W, 25-0 # = PSCAC Championship Game 9/26 Drexel W, 33-13 11/9 Bloomsburg W, 13-7 10/3 @ Penn Military W, 33-0 11/15 California (Pa.) W, 52-0 10/10 @ Albright W, 20-7 10/17 @ Lock Haven W, 14-6 1958 (9-1-0) - W. Glenn Killinger 10/25 @ East Stroudsburg W, 6-0 9/20 @ Villanova L, 14-28 11/1 Rider W, 35-0 9/27 @ Mansfi eld W, 19-0 11/7 CCNY W, 47-0 10/4 King’s W, 63-7 11/14 @ Millersville W, 6-0 10/10 East Stroudsburg W, 49-0 TG Burley Bowl 10/18 Drexel W, 51-0 Carson-Newman W, 20-6 Pete Mosteller breaks 10/25 @ Shippensburg W, 40-20 (@ Johnson City, Tenn.) 11/1 @ Millersville W, 68-0 1/1/48 Cigar Bowl through the line for another 11/7 Bloomsburg W, 56-0 Missouri Valley L, 7-26 TD during West Chester’s 11/14 Cheyney W, 85-0 (@ Johnson City, Tenn.) 1957 undefeated season. 11/21 @ Baldwin-Wallace W, 69-12 6688 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Year-by-Year

1962 (8-2-0) - Jim Bonder Tangerine Bowl 1972 (7-3-0) - John Furlow 9/15 @ Villanova L, 6-31 Tennessee-Martin L, 8-25 9/16 @ Bridgeport L, 27-35 9/21 Ithaca College W, 21-8 # = PSCAC Championship Game 9/23 @ Ithaca College W, 48-22 9/29 East Stroudsburg L, 6-7 9/30 East Stroudsburg W, 24-6 10/6 @ Millersville W, 38-0 1968 (5-3-0)- Bob Mitten 10/7 @ Millersville W, 52-7 10/13 Bloomsburg W, 28-0 9/21 @ Ithaca College W, 28-6 10/14 Bloomsburg W, 61-14 10/19 @ Southern Conn. St. W, 41-0 9/28 East Stroudsburg L, 14-21 10/21 @ Delaware L, 14-31 10/27 Kutztown W, 35-0 10/5 @ Millersville W, 63-7 10/28 Kutztown W, 43-0 11/3 @ Mansfi eld W, 41-6 10/12 Bloomsburg W, 41-7 11/4 @ Mansfi eld W, 34-8 11/9 Cheyney W, 60-0 10/19 @ Delaware L, 0-28 11/11 Delta State W, 31-28 Cement Bowl 10/25 Kutztown W, 39-0 11/18 @ Slippery Rock# L, 27-29 11/17 Hofstra W, 46-12 11/2 @ Mansfi eld W, 33-0 # = PSCAC Championship Game (@ Allentown, Pa.) 11/23 Villanova L, 3-63 1973 (5-5-0) - John Furlow 1963 (8-1-0) - Jim Bonder 1969 (8-2-0)- Bob Mitten 9/15 @ Delaware L, 14-49 9/21 @ Villanova L, 9-21 9/13 @ Villanova L, 14-41 9/22 Clarion W, 34-19 9/28 @ East Stroudsburg W, 21-0 9/20 Ithaca College W, 41-0 9/29 @ East Stroudsburg W, 14-7 10/5 Millersville W, 26-6 9/27 @ East Stroudsburg W, 36-21 10/6 Millersville W, 7-3 10/13 @ Bloomsburg W, 28-0 10/4 Millersville W, 49-12 10/13 @ Bloomsburg W, 49-16 10/20 Southern Conn. St. W, 20-0 10/11 @ Bloomsburg W, 38-13 10/27 @ Kutztown W, 41-13 Phil Hossler follows his block 10/26 @ Kutztown W, 34-0 10/18 @ Delaware L, 8-24 11/3 Hillsdale L, 7-13 during the 1971 season in 11/1 Mansfi eld W, 55-0 10/25 @ Kutztown W, 70-14 11/10 @ Villanova L, 14-42 which he scored eight TDs 11/8 Cheyney W, 75-0 11/1 Mansfi eld W, 61-8 11/17 Slippery Rock# L, 14-28 11/16 Slippery Rock# W, 36-7 11/8 @ Lenoir-Rhyne W, 28-14 Central Florida Classic and led WCU to the # = PSCAC Championship Game Clarion# W, 41-34 11/24 Bethune-Cookman L, 22-32 PSAC title. # = PSCAC Championship Game # = PSCAC Championship Game 1964 (6-2-0) - Jim Bonder 10/2 @ Millersville W, 43-14 9/19 @ East Carolina L, 9-33 1970 (7-4-0)- Bob Mitten 1974 (8-2-0) - John Furlow 10/9 Bloomsburg W, 17-0 9/25 East Stroudsburg L, 0-13 9/12 @ Delaware L, 22-39 9/14 Bridgeport W, 34-0 10/16 Bucknell L, 14-29 10/3 @ Millersville W, 33-6 9/19 @ Ithaca College W, 56-0 9/12 @ Clarion W, 19-3 10/23 Kutztown W, 27-7 10/9 Bloomsburg W, 54-0 9/26 East Stroudsburg W, 42-0 9/28 East Stroudsburg W, 20-6 10/30 New Hampshire L, 10-27 10/17 @ Ithaca College W, 12-6 10/3 @ Millersville W, 39-0 10/5 @ Millersville W, 37-13 11/6 @ Cheyney W, 33-14 10/23 Cheyney W, 54-8 10/10 Bloomsburg W, 42-0 10/12 Bloomsburg W, 34-3 11/13 @ Delaware L, 7-42 10/30 Kutztown W, 20-0 10/16 @ Hofstra L, 14-37 10/19 @ American Int’l W, 24-21 11/6 @ Mansfi eld W, 20-0 10/24 Kutztown W, 48-7 10/26 Kutztown W, 30-21 1977 (5-5-0) - John Furlow 10/31 @ Mansfi eld W, 23-7 11/9 @ Cheyney W, 28-18 9/10 Glassboro State W, 28-18 1965 (5-3-0) - Jim Bonder/Bob Mitten 11/7 Lenoir-Rhyne W, 38-21 11/16 @ Delaware L, 3-31 9/17 @ Delaware L, 15-17 9/25 East Carolina L, 6-27 11/14 @ Edinboro# L, 6-14 11/23 @ Slippery Rock# L, 7-20 9/24 @ New Hampshire L, 0-26 10/2 @ East Stroudsburg L, 6-13 11/21 @ Villanova L, 7-30 # = PSCAC Championship Game 10/1 Millersville L, 7-28 10/8 Millersville W, 25-14 # = PSCAC Championship Game 10/8 @ Bloomsburg W, 20-7 10/16 @ Bloomsburg W, 40-21 1975 (4-5-0) - John Furlow 10/15 @ Bucknell L, 13-24 10/23 @ Villanova L, 13-28 1971 (9-1-0) - Bob Mitten 9/13 @ New Hampshire L, 0-24 10/22 @ Kutztown W, 14-7 10/30 @ Kutztown W, 30-0 9/18 Ithaca College W, 34-20 9/20 American Int’l L, 9-13 10/29 American Int’l W, 21-7 11/5 Mansfi eld W, 27-0 9/25 Delaware St. W, 51-0 9/27 @ East Stroudsburg L, 20-24 11/5 Cheyney W, 28-14 11/12 Cheyney W, 27-6 10/2 @ East Stroudsburg W, 9-7 10/4 Millersville L, 12-17 11/12 @ East Stroudsburg L, 0-24 10/9 Millersville W, 48-12 10/11 @ Bloomsburg W, 28-7 1966 (8-3-0) - Bob Mitten 10/16 @ Bloomsburg W, 56-7 10/25 @ Kutztown W, 21-6 1978 (2-9-0) - John Furlow 9/17 @ Ithaca College W, 13-3 10/23 @ Delaware L, 8-47 11/1 @ Hillsdale W, 42-7 9/9 @ Lehigh L, 20-23 9/24 Shippensburg W, 33-21 10/30 @ Kutztown W, 62-0 11/8 Cheyney W, 23-20 9/16 @ Delaware L, 0-56 10/1 East Stroudsburg W, 39-6 11/6 Mansfi eld W, 62-0 11/15 @ Delaware L, 7-35 9/23 @ Glassboro State L, 26-27 10/8 @ Millersville W, 21-6 11/13 @ Towson W, 48-0 9/30 New Hampshire L, 0-21 10/15 Bloomsburg W, 41-21 11/20 Edinboro# W, 35-14 1976 (5-4-0) - John Furlow 10/7 @ Millersville L, 0-27 10/22 @ Villanova L, 0-15 # = PSCAC Championship Game 9/11 @ Glassboro State W, 42-16 10/14 Bloomsburg L, 3-16 10/28 Kutztown W, 33-0 9/25 East Stroudsburg L, 13-27 10/21 @ Northeastern L, 6-21 11/4 @ Mansfi eld W, 47-7 10/28 Kutztown W, 38-7 11/11 Cheyney W, 42-0 11/4 East Stroudsburg L, 10-19 11/18 Clarion# L, 26-28 11/11 @ Cheyney W, 10-6 Tangerine Bowl 11/18 @ C.W. Post L, 7-21 Morgan St. L, 6-14 # = PSCAC Championship Game

1967 (10-1-0) - Bob Mitten 9/16 @ Villanova W, 14-9 9/23 Shippensburg W, 20-6 9/29 @ East Stroudsburg W, 33-7 10/7 Millersville W, 50-6 10/14 @ Bloomsburg W, 50-28 10/20 Ithaca College W, 47-0 10/27 @ Kutztown W, 41-6 11/3 Mansfi eld W, 53-0 11/10 @ Cheyney W, 56-0 West Chester University went 8-3 in 1966 during head 11/17 Clarion# W, 27-7 coach Bob Mitten’s fi rst full season at the helm.

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1979 (4-7-0) - Otto Kneidinger 11/6 @ Cheyney W, 17-16 11/1 Mansfi eld W, 62-20 9/8 Lehigh L, 7-12 11/13 @ Delaware L, 13-55 11/8 @ Lehigh L, 13-18 9/15 @ Delaware L, 6-42 11/16 @ Millersville W, 7-3 9/21 Glassboro State W, 10-9 1983 (7-3-0)- Otto Kneidinger 11/23 @ Indiana (Pa.)# L, 6-20 9/29 @ American Int’l W, 14-10 9/10 @ Delaware W, 35-27 # = PSAC Championship Game 10/5 Millersville L, 3-28 9/16 Glassboro State W, 10-0 10/13 @ Bloomsburg W, 15-7 9/23 Cheyney W, 21-7 1987 (9-2-0) - Danny Hale 10/20 Northeastern W, 34-30 10/1 Millersville L, 10-16 9/5 Indiana (Pa.) W, 31-7 10/27 @ Kutztown L, 20-28 10/8 @ Bloomsburg L, 24-25 9/11 American Int’l W, 30-3 11/3 @ East Stroudsburg L, 0-14 10/15 Shippensburg W, 29-15 9/19 @ Delaware L, 21-28 11/9 Cheyney L, 34-36 10/22 @ Kutztown L, 7-16 9/26 @ Bloomsburg W, 39-14 11/17 C.W. Post L, 19-25 10/29 @ East Stroudsburg W, 17-14 10/3 @ Kutztown W, 30-13 11/5 Fayetteville W, 30-8 10/10 @ Edinboro W, 49-28 1980 (5-4-1) - Otto Kneidinger 11/12 Indiana (Pa.) W, 40-32 10/17 @ East Stroudsburg W, 28-7 9/13 @ Delaware L, 7-28 10/24 Cheyney W, 44-15 9/20 @ Glassboro State W, 35-14 1984 (7-3-0) - Danny Hale 10/31 @ Mansfi eld W, 54-19 9/27 American Int’l L, 9-37 9/8 @ American Int’l W, 26-10 11/6 Millersville W, 44-8 10/4 @ Millersville L, 13-14 9/15 @ Glassboro State W, 53-3 11/21 Indiana (Pa.)# L, 9-21 10/10 Bloomsburg W, 41-17 9/22 @ Delaware L, 20-21 # = PSAC Championship Game 10/18 @ Bucknell L, 21-31 9/29 @ Indiana (Pa.) L, 18-24 10/24 Kutztown W, 19-0 10/5 East Stroudsburg W, 44-27 1988 (9-2-0) - Danny Hale 10/31 East Stroudsburg W, 26-13 10/13 @ Cheyney W, 28-0 9/10 @ American Int’l W, 54-21 Michael Horrocks led West 11/8 @ Cheyney T, 24-24 10/20 Mansfi eld W, 21-0 9/17 Fayetteville St. W, 63-21 Chester to a 35-27 win at 11/14 Salisbury W, 23-21 10/27 @ Millersville W, 34-29 9/24 @ Millersville L, 15-17 Delaware in 1983. 11/3 Bloomsburg L, 31-34 9/30 Bloomsburg W, 24-9 1981 (8-3-0) - Otto Kneidinger 11/9 Kutztown W, 31-20 10/7 Kutztown W, 52-13 wins due to the inadvertent use 9/11 Hampden-Sydney W, 28-3 10/15 @ Clarion W, 55-7 of an ineligible player. 9/18 Glassboro State W, 15-6 1985 (7-3-0) - Danny Hale 10/22 East Stroudsburg W, 20-3 9/27 @ Delaware St. W, 19-16 9/7 @ Indiana (Pa.) L, 3-7 10/28 Cheyney W, 37-16 1992 (9-2-0) - Rick Daniels 10/2 Millersville L, 14-41 9/20 Glassboro State W, 30-17 11/6 Mansfi eld W, 34-14 9/4 @ Villanova L, 6-26 10/10 @ Bloomsburg W, 56-8 9/28 @ Kutztown W, 16-8 11/12 @ Delaware W, 33-13 9/19 Wingate W, 38-7 10/17 Bucknell L, 14-20 10/5 @ Delaware L, 22-37 11/19 @ Jacksonville St.% L, 24-63 9/26 @ Delaware W, 21-20 10/24 @ Kutztown W, 21-0 10/12 @ East Stroudsburg W, 18-16 % = NCAA II Playoffs 10/3 @ Cheyney W, 48-7 10/31 @ East Stroudsburg W, 20-3 10/19 Cheyney W, 13-0 10/9 Mansfi eld W, 39-13 11/7 Cheyney W, 13-7 10/26 @ Mansfi eld W, 36-17 1989 (8-3-0) - Rick Daniels 10/17 @ Millersville W, 38-27 11/14 @ Salisbury W, 51-13 11/1 Millersville W, 21-17 9/9 American Int’l W, 34-7 10/24 Bloomsburg W, 34-2 11/21 @ Delaware L, 14-31 11/9 Lehigh W, 20-17 9/15 Boston Univ. W, 20-19 10/31 @ Kutztown W, 35-34 11/16 @ Bloomsburg L, 6-8 9/23 @ Delaware L, 21-41 11/7 Shippensburg W, 35-31 1982 (6-4-0) - Otto Kneidinger 9/30 @ Bloomsburg W, 28-20 11/14 East Stroudsburg W, 3-0 9/11 @ Massachusetts L, 3-25 1986 (8-3-0) - Danny Hale 10/7 @ Kutztown W, 30-14 11/21 New Haven% L, 26-38 9/18 @ Glassboro State W, 17-0 9/12 @ Glassboro State W, 38-0 10/14 Clarion W, 42-32 % = NCAA II Playoffs 9/24 Delaware State W, 41-21 9/20 @ Delaware L, 31-33 10/21 @ East Stroudsburg W, 21-19 10/2 @ Millersville W, 40-17 9/26 Bloomsburg W, 44-7 10/27 Cheyney W, 52-0 1993 (6-5-0) - Rick Daniels 10/9 Bloomsburg W, 46-0 10/3 Kutztown W, 43-21 11/4 @ Mansfi eld W, 63-6 9/4 @ New Haven L, 33-45 10/16 @ Shippensburg L, 22-28 10/11 Edinboro W, 37-9 11/11 Millersville L, 29-30 9/11 @ Clarion W, 19-17 10/23 Kutztown W, 55-0 10/18 East Stroudsburg W, 20-0 11/18 @ Portland St.% L, 50-56 (3OT) 9/18 Indiana (Pa.) L, 26-37 10/29 East Stroudsburg L, 9-17 10/25 @ Cheyney W, 37-6 % = NCAA II Playoffs 9/25 @ Delaware L, 41-56 1990 (6-4-0) - Rick Daniels 10/1 Cheyney W, 39-12 9/8 @ American Int’l W, 31-18 10/9 @ Mansfi eld W, 29-10 9/15 @ Boston Univ. L, 7-38 10/16 Millersville L, 10-14 9/22 @ Delaware L, 12-13 10/23 @ Bloomsburg L, 16-38 9/29 @ Millersville L, 17-24 10/30 Kutztown W, 35-3 10/5 New Haven L, 57-58 11/6 @ Shippensburg W, 24-19 10/13 @ Kutztown W, 42-20 11/13 East Stroudsburg W, 35-33 10/20 @ Lock Haven W, 28-27 10/27 East Stroudsburg W, 41-17 1994 (8-4-0) - Rick Daniels 11/3 @ Cheyney W, 35-14 9/3 @ Kutztown W, 17-9 11/10 Bloomsburg W, 17-7 9/10 Clarion W, 37-30 9/17 Shippensburg W, 14-10 *1991 (6-5-0) - Rick Daniels 9/24 @ Delaware L, 55-58 8/31 @ Delaware L, 0-28 10/1 East Stroudsburg W, 37-30 9/13 American Int’l W, 36-13 10/8 @ Cheyney W, 34-14 9/20 Central Connecticut W, 34-14 10/15 Mansfi eld W, 30-27 9/28 @ Mansfi eld W, 31-9 10/22 @ Millersville W, 28-21 10/4 Millersville W, 12-9 10/29 Bloomsburg L, 23-29 10/12 @ New Haven W, 34-20 11/5 @ Villanova L, 14-35 10/19 Kutztown L, 3-42 11/12 @ California (Pa.) W, 60-14 10/26 Lock Haven L, 7-13 11/19 @ Ferris State% L, 40-43 11/2 @ East Stroudsburg L, 21-28 % = NCAA II Playoffs Former LB Lee Woodall and former OL Ralph Tamm were 11/9 @ Cheyney W, 30-14 11/16 @ Bloomsburg L, 12-34 teammates on the XXIX *WCU voluntarily forfeited its six championship squad in 1995. 7700 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Yearly Results

1995 (4-6-1) - Rick Daniels 11/4 @ Cheyney W, 30-6 2006 (9-4) - Bill Zwaan 2011 (5-6) - Bill Zwaan 9/1 Cheyney W, 56-7 11/11 @ Clarion L, 21-28 9/2 Edinboro L, 14-28 9/3 @ New Haven L, 32-35 (OT) 9/9 @ Delaware L, 21-49 9/9 @ Delaware L, 7-30 9/10 @ Delaware L, 17-28 9/16 @ Shippensburg W, 25-14 2001 (5-4) - Rick Daniels 9/16 @ Clarion W, 49-21 9/17 Slippery Rock W, 20-17 9/23 @ Indiana (Pa.) L, 7-50 9/1 @ New Haven L, 28-32 9/23 Shippensburg W, 24-0 9/24 East Stroudsburg* W, 37-26 9/30 @ East Stroudsburg L, 26-34 9/8 @ East Stroudsburg L, 9-28 9/30 Cheyney W, 53-12 10/1 @ C.W. Post* L, 23-34 10/7 New Haven T, 36-36 9/29 @ Bloomsburg L, 14-27 10/7 @ Bloomsburg L, 27-30 10/8 @ Shippensburg* W, 52-17 10/14 @ Mansfi eld W, 24-8 10/6 Mansfi eld W, 14-7 (OT) 10/14 Millersville W, 54-27 10/15 @ Cheyney* W, 23-7 10/21 Millersville L, 12-31 10/13 Kutztown L, 25-26 10/21 @ Kutztown W, 49-47 10/22 Bloomsburg* L, 42-55 10/28 @ Bloomsburg L, 18-23 10/20 @ Millersville W, 24-21 (OT) 10/28 @ East Stroudsburg W, 49-28 10/29 Kutztown* L, 0-24 11/4 Kutztown L, 12-21 10/27 @ Edinboro W, 30-26 11/4 Mansfi eld W, 44-0 11/5 @ Millersville* W, 49-13 11/11 California (Pa.) W, 25-24 11/3 Cheyney W, 57-34 11/11 @ Slippery Rock W, 21-20 11/12 Indiana (Pa.) L, 7-34 11/10 Clarion W, 16-14 11/18 @ Bryant% W, 31-29 1996 (7-3) - Rick Daniels 11/25 @ Bloomsburg% L, 20-21 2012 (7-4) - Bill Zwaan 8/31 @ Cheyney W, 62-0 2002 (5-6) - Rick Daniels % = NCAA II Playoffs 8/30 @ Delaware L, 21-41 9/7 @ New Haven W, 24-17 8/29 New Haven L, 19-28 9/8 Gannon W, 21-17 9/14 @ Virginia St. W, 35-14 9/7 @ Glenville St. W, 48-7 2007 (9-3) - Bill Zwaan 9/15 Millersville* W, 56-14 9/21 @ Delaware L, 17-24 9/21 @ Delaware L, 10-31 9/1 @ Edinboro W, 32-16 9/22 @ Kutztown* W, 45-24 10/5 Slippery Rock W, 31-21 9/28 Shippensburg L, 27-41 9/8 @ Delaware L, 14-41 9/29 @ California (Pa.) W, 37-34 10/12 East Stroudsburg L, 33-40 10/5 Kutztown W, 31-24 9/15 Clarion W, 49-21 10/6 @ East Stroudsburg* L, 28-35 10/13 LIU-Post* W, 41-6 10/26 Mansfi eld W, 57-0 10/12 @ Clarion L, 28-34 9/22 @ Shippensburg W, 34-29 10/20 Shippensburg* L, 24-42 11/2 @ Millersville W, 23-20 10/19 @ Cheyeny W, 56-0 9/29 Bloomsburg W, 44-28 10/27 Cheyney* W, 59-14 11/9 Bloomsburg L, 10-20 10/26 East Stroudsburg W, 17-14 10/6 @ Millersville W, 42-14 11/3 @ Bloomsburg* L, 23-24 11/16 @ Kutztown W, 17-14 11/2 @ Bloomsburg L, 10-23 10/13 Kutztown W, 21-0 11/10 @ Clarion W, 33-12 11/9 @ Millersville L, 24-31 10/20 East Stroudsburg W, 30-15 1997 (5-6) - Rick Daniels 11/16 Mansfi eld W, 9-7 10/27 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) W, 34-20 2013 (13-2) - Bill Zwaan 8/28 @ Villanova L, 0-64 11/3 California (Pa.) L, 14-30 9/7 New Haven W, 45-14 9/6 New Haven L, 26-32 2003 (8-3) - Bill Zwaan 11/10 @ Cheyney W, 35-13 9/14 @ Gannon W, 56-41 9/20 @ Delaware L, 7-28 9/6 @ New Haven W, 28-17 11/17 Indiana (Pa.)% L, 35-45 9/21 @ Millersville* W, 48-3 9/27 @ Univ. of Buffalo W, 30-27 9/13 Glenville St. W, 56-7 % = NCAA II Playoffs 9/28 Kutztown* W, 22-21 10/4 @ Slippery Rock L, 14-27 9/20 @ Delaware L, 7-49 10/5 California (Pa.) W, 38-31 10/11 @ East Stroudsburg W, 32-31 9/27 @ Shippensburg W, 33-20 2008 (9-4) - Bill Zwaan 10/12 East Stroudsburg* W, 34-20 10/18 Cheyney W, 54-20 10/4 @ Kutztown L, 16-17 8/30 @ California (Pa.) L, 32-44 10/19 @ Lock Haven* W, 34-13 10/25 @ Mansfi eld W, 38-9 10/11 Clarion W, 35-17 9/6 Lock Haven W, 37-6 10/26 @ Shippensburg* W, 32-29 11/1 Millersville L, 7-21 10/18 Cheyeny W, 62-0 9/13 @ Delaware L, 20-48 11/2 @ Cheyney* W, 66-14 11/8 @ Bloomsburg L, 14-24 10/25 @ East Stroudsburg L, 27-28 9/20 Millersville W, 41-10 11/9 Bloomsburg* L, 28-31 11/15 Kutztown W, 24-12 11/1 Bloomsburg W, 35-34 9/27 @ Kutztown W, 49-8 11/16 Clarion W, 41-14 11/8 Millersville W, 19-3 10/4 @ East Stroudsburg W, 34-24 11/23 American Int’l Coll. % W, 38-7 1998 (8-3) - Rick Daniels 11/15 @ Mansfi eld W, 55-27 10/11 C.W. Post W, 17-7 11/30 @ Bloomsburg% W, 40-38 9/3 Indiana (Pa.) L, 10-19 10/18 Shippensburg W, 25-7 12/7 @ Shepherd% W, 28-7 9/12 @ New Haven W, 33-27 (OT) 2004 (11-4) - Bill Zwaan 10/25 Cheyney W, 60-6 12/14 @ Lenoir-Rhyne% L, 14-42 9/19 @ Delaware L, 21-42 8/28 @ Clarion W, 20-17 11/1 @ Bloomsburg W, 24-21 % = NCAA II Playoffs 9/26 Shippensburg W, 36-21 9/4 @ NW Missouri St. L, 7-38 11/8 @ California (Pa.)# L, 36-47 10/3 @ East Stroudsburg W, 57-35 9/11 @ Glenville St. W, 62-3 11/15 Southern Conn. St.% W, 52-32 2014 (11-2) - Bill Zwaan 10/10 Mansfi eld W, 39-0 9/18 @ Delaware L, 6-24 11/22 @ Bloomsburg% L, 21-28 9/6 @ New Haven W, 35-30 10/17 Bloomsburg W, 21-10 9/25 @ Cheyney W, 70-0 # = PSAC Championship Game 9/13 Mercyhurst* W, 38-14 10/24 @ Millersville L, 31-34 10/2 Kutztown W, 51-9 % = NCAA II Playoffs 9/20 @ Seton Hill* W, 45-10 10/31 @ Clarion W, 44-40 10/9 Millersville W, 31-16 9/27 Millersville* W, 62-7 11/7 Cheyney W, 50-14 10/16 @ Mansfi eld W, 49-0 2009 (7-4) - Bill Zwaan 10/4 Lock Haven* W, 41-16 11/14 Kuztown W, 34-21 10/23 @ E Stroudsburg W, 38-37 (OT) 8/27 @ Lock Haven W, 43-0 10/9 @ Kutztown* W, 29-7 10/30 Bloomsburg W, 35-24 9/4 @ Delaware L, 0-35 10/18 Shippensburg* W, 55-28 9/12 California (Pa.) L, 23-30 1999 (7-3) - Rick Daniels 11/6 Shippensburg L, 21-24 (OT) 10/25 @ Bloomsburg* L, 10-41 9/19 @ Millersville* W, 63-10 9/4 @ Indiana (Pa.) L, 9-12 11/13 C.W. Post % W, 35-3 11/1 Cheyney* W, 58-0 9/26 Kutztown* W, 37-17 9/18 @ Delaware L, 10-29 11/20 @ Shippensburg% W, 33-28 11/8 @ E. Stroudsburg* W, 35-24 10/3 East Stroudsburg* L, 20-21 9/25 @ Shippensburg L, 30-48 11/27 @ E Stroudsburg% W, 48-38 11/15 @ Indiana (Pa.) W, 28-17 10/10 @ C.W. Post* W, 34-26 10/2 East Stroudsburg W, 49-3 12/4 @ Valdosta St.% L, 21-45 11/22 Sllippery Rock % W, 46-20 10/17 @ Shippensburg* L, 19-24 10/9 @ Mansfi eld W, 42-6 % = NCAA II Playoffs 11/29 @ Concord% L, 36-51 10/22 Cheyney* W, 59-0 % = NCAA II Playoffs 10/16 @ Bloomsburg W, 35-17 10/31 Bloomsburg* W, 30-14 10/23 Millersville W, 40-35 2005 (8-4) - Bill Zwaan 11/7 Mercyhurst W, 45-13 10/30 Clarion W, 62-20 8/26 Clarion W, 43-14 2015 (7-4) - Bill Zwaan 11/6 @ Cheyney W, 56-23 9/3 @ North Dakota L, 7-41 9/3 Lenoir-Rhyne L, 28-41 2010 (4-7) - Bill Zwaan 9/12 @ Mercyhurst L, 35-37 11/13 Kutztown W, 55-30 9/10 Indiana (Pa.) W, 30-20 9/3 @ Delaware L, 0-31 9/17 @ Delaware L, 21-42 9/19 Seton Hill W, 48-38 9/11 Edinboro L, 14-16 9/26 @ Millersville* W, 48-3 2000 (2-9) - Rick Daniels 9/24 Cheyney W, 64-0 9/18 @ Slippery Rock L, 27-33 (OT) 8/31 New Haven L, 0-7 10/1 @ Kutztown W, 48-21 10/3 @ Lock Haven* W, 33-9 9/25 @East Stroudsburg* W, 35-31 10/10 Kutztown* W, 44-14 9/9 East Stroudsburg L, 6-12 10/8 @ Millersville W, 27-7 10/2 C.W. Post* L, 37-39 (3OT) 9/16 UC-Davis L, 0-45 10/15 Mansfi eld W, 63-20 10/17 @ Shippensburg* L, 11-27 10/7 Shippensburg* W, 44-43 (2OT) 10/24 Bloomsburg* W, 33-22 9/23 @ Delaware L, 0-84 10/22 East Stroudsburg W, 18-17 10/16 Cheyney* W, 48-34 10/31 @ Cheyney* W, 41-20 9/30 Bloomsburg L, 7-35 10/29 @ Bloomsburg L, 35-42 10/23 @ Bloomsburg* L, 21-45 11/7 E. Stroudsburg* W, 41-27 10/7 @ Mansfi eld W, 34-14 11/5 @ Shippensburg W, 24-16 10/30 @ Kutztown* L, 23-45 11/14 Slippery Rock# L, 12-61 10/14 @ Kutztown L, 0-24 11/12 @ C.W. Post% L, 20-24 11/6 Millersville* W, 45-14 # = PSAC Championship Game 10/21 Millersville L, 0-6 % = NCAA II Playoffs 11/13 @ Indiana (Pa.) L, 10-27 10/28 Edinboro L, 6-13 2012 Online Guide 7711 West Chester Football Team Rushing Records

Most Rushing Yards Game: 456 vs. Millersville, 9-21-13 Season Records Season: 2,961 (1958) RUSHING YARDS No. Yards ...... Att ...... Season Most Rushing Attempts 1. 2,961 ...... 434 ...... 1958 Game: 63 vs. Millersville, 9-21-13 2. 2,804 ...... 517 ...... 1971 Season: 583 (2013) 3. 2,797 ...... 583 ...... 2013 4. 2,607 ...... 466 ...... 1951 Most Rushing Touchdowns 5. 2,552 ...... 479 ...... 2006 Game: 9, vs. Glenville State, 9-11-04 6. 2,517 ...... 523 ...... 2014 Season: 44 (1979) 7. 2,494 ...... 494 ...... 1982 8. 2,484 ...... 538 ...... 2004 Highest Yards Per Carry Average 9. 2,360 ...... 529 ...... 1981 Game: 10.3 vs. Millersville, 9-20-08 10. 2,289 ...... 492 ...... 1973 Season: 6.8 (1958)

Most Rushing Yards Per Game RUSHING ATTEMPTS Season: 296.1 (1958) No. Atts...... Yards ...... Season 1. 583 ...... 2,797 ...... 2013 Most First Downs, Rushing 2. 548 ...... 2,073 ...... 1997 Game: 25 vs. Glenville State, 9-13-03 3. 538 ...... 2,484 ...... 2004 Season: 136 (2013) 4. 529 ...... 2,360 ...... 1981 5. 527 ...... 2,086 ...... 1970 6. 523 ...... 2,517 ...... 2014 Derrick Price held the all-time rush- Game Records 7. 517 ...... 2,804 ...... 1971 ing mark at West Chester for 23 years 8. 514 ...... 2,173 ...... 1987 until Rondell White broke his record. RUSHING YARDS 9. 505 ...... 1,540 ...... 1979 No. Opponent ...... Date...... Yards 10. 504 ...... 2,276 ...... 2005 1. Millersville ...... 09-21-13 ...... 456 RUSHING YARDS PER GAME 2. Millersville ...... 09-20-08 ...... 453 No. Avg ...... Games ...... Season 1. 296.1 ...... 10 ...... 1958 3. Glenville State ...... 09-13-03 ...... 425 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 4. Millersville ...... 10-05-68 ...... 411 2. 287.4 ...... 7 ...... 1952 No. TDs ...... Season 3. 280.4 ...... 10 ...... 1971 5. Cheyney ...... 09-30-06 ...... 408 1. 44 ...... 1979 6. Mansfi eld ...... 10-15-05 ...... 377 4. 260.7 ...... 10 ...... 1951 2. 37 ...... 2004 5. 251.4 ...... 9 ...... 1960 7. Cheyney ...... 10-18-03 ...... 375 3. 32 ...... 1972 8. Mansfi eld ...... 11-15-03 ...... 351 6. 249.4 ...... 10 ...... 1982 4. 31 ...... 2013 7. 248.2 ...... 9 ...... 1957 9. Seton Hill ...... 09-19-15 ...... 336 31 ...... 2006 10. Kutztown ...... 10-02-04 ...... 325 8. 228.9 ...... 10 ...... 1973 6. 28 ...... 2008 9. 228.1 ...... 8 ...... 1959 7. 27 ...... 1987 RUSHING ATTEMPTS 8. 26 ...... 2005 No. Opponent ...... Date...... Atts. 26 ...... 1982 1. Millersville ...... 09-21-13 ...... 63 YARDS PER RUSHING ATTEMPT 26 ...... 1970 No. Avg ...... Att...... Yds...... Season 2. Mansfi eld ...... 11-15-03 ...... 59 10. 25 ...... 1974 3. Millersville ...... 10-08-05 ...... 56 1. 6.8 ...... 424 ...... 2,961 ...... 1958 4. Cheyney ...... 11-01-14 ...... 54 2. 5.9 ...... 380 ...... 2,234 ...... 1957 Kutztown ...... 10-02-04 ...... 54 3. 5.7 ...... 325 ...... 1,825 ...... 1959 6. California (Pa.) ...... 10-05-13 ...... 53 4. 5.6 ...... 466 ...... 2,607 ...... 1951 Glenville State ...... 09-11-04 ...... 53 5. 5.5 ...... 364 ...... 1,991 ...... 2003 8. East Stroudsburg ...... 10-04-08 ...... 52 6. 5.4 ...... 517 ...... 2,804 ...... 1971 East Stroudsburg ...... 10-28-06 ...... 52 7. 5.3 ...... 479 ...... 2,552 ...... 2006 Kutztown ...... 10-01-05 ...... 52 5.3 ...... 381 ...... 2,012 ...... 1952 9. 5.2 ...... 439 ...... 2,263 ...... 1960

Rondell White holds the school’s all-time rushing record with 4,336 yards rushing from 2010-13. He also holds the school record for rushing yards in a single season (1,989) while holding the NCAA Division II record for carries in a season (406).

7722 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Individual Rushing Records

Most Rushing Yards Most Players, Same Team, Gaining 100 or 40 Rocky Rees vs. Mansfi eld, 10-31-70 Game: 306, D’Andre Webb vs. Millersville (9-20-08) more Yards Rushing, Same Game 6. 39 Derrick Price vs. ESU, 10-27-90 Season:1,989, Rondell White (2013) Three Players: Mike Eckmeyer (174), Osagie 7. 38 Rondell White at Clarion, 11-10-12 Career: 4,336, Rondell White (2010-13) Osunde (124), Josh Fidler (101) vs. Glenville St. 38 Mike Eckmeyer vs. Millersville, 11-9-02 (9-13-03). 38 Derrick Price vs. Millersville, 9-29-90 Most Rushing Attempts 9. 37 Mike Eckmeyer vs. ESU, 10-26-02 Game: 41, Scott Eberly at New Haven (10-12-91); Game Records 37 Derrick Price vs. AIC, 9-8-90 Derrick Price vs. Portland St. (11-18-89) Rushing Yards (200-yard rushers) Season: 406, Rondell White (2013) No. Yds Player Year Rushing Touchdowns NCAA DIVISION II RECORD 1. 306 D’Andre Webb vs. Millersville 2008 No. TD Player Career: 844, Rondell White (2010-13) 2. 292 Scott Eberly vs. Kutztown 1993 1. 5 Rocky Rees vs. Mansfi eld 11-2-68 3. 279 Derrick Price vs. Cheyney 1990 5 Joe Iacone vs. Cheyney 11-9-62 Most Rushing Touchdowns 4. 272 Jason Sims vs. AIC 1987 3. 4 D’Andre Webb vs. Millersville 9-20-08 Game: 5, Rocky Rees at Mansfi eld (11-2-68); 5. 257 Brandon Monk vs. ESU 2014 Season Records Joe Iacone vs. Cheyney (11-9-62) 6. 254 Bill Blystone vs. Kutztown 1976 Season: 21, Rondell White (2013) 7. 247 Jarel Elder vs. Seton Hill 2015 Rushing Yards (1,000-yard rushers) Career: 51, Osagie Osunde (2003-07) 8. 245 Rondell White vs. Gannon 2013 No. Yards Player Year 9. 243 Rocky Rees vs. Mansfi eld 1970 1. 1,989 Rondell White 2013 Highest Yards Per Carry Average 10. 238 Derrick Price vs. Mansfi eld 1988 2. 1,548 Rondell White 2012 Game:18.0, D’Andre Webb vs. Millersville (9-20-08) 238 Joe Iacone vs. Slippery Rock 1961 3. 1,539 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 Season: 9.0, Jack Wendland (1958) 12. 234 Thomas Fulton vs. ESU 1997 4. 1,459 Joe Iacone 1962 Career: 7.5, Bill Shockley (1957-59) 13. 227 Rondell White vs. Millersville 2013 5. 1,457 Derrick Price 1990 227 Rondell White at Clarion 2012 6. 1,438 Joe Iacone 1960 Most Rushing Yards Per Game Average 227 Mike Eckmeyer vs. Millersville 2002 7. 1,373 Derrick Price 1988 Season: 159.8, Joe Iacone (1960) 16. 221 Jason Sims vs. Bloomsburg 1986 8. 1,368 Jason Sims 1987 Career: 141.3, Joe Iacone (1960-62) 17. 218 Thomas Fulton vs. Mansfi eld 1997 9. 1,296 Brandon Monk 2014 18. 214 Mike Eckmeyer vs. Kutztown 2001 10. 1,228 Thomas Fulton 1997 Most 200-Yard Games 19. 211 Rondell White at Bloomsburg 2012 11. 1,118 Brent Steinmetz 2005 Season: 4, Rondell White (2012) 20. 209 Rondell White at Delaware 2012 12. 1,165 Mike Irving 1984 Career: 7, Rondell White (2010-13) 21. 207 Thomas Fulton vs. Kutztown 1996 13. 1,151 Osagie Osunde 2004 22. 205 Osagie Osunde vs. Cheyney 2006 1,151 Jason Sims 1986 Most 100-Yard Games 23. 203 Rondell White vs. ESU 2011 15. 1,133 Mike Eckmeyer 2003 Season: 10, Mike Eckmeyer (2002) 24. 202 Brent Steinmetz vs. Millersville 2005 16. 1,130 Jim Lindsay 1994 Career: 23, Mike Eckmeyer (2000-03) 25. 201 Joe Iacone vs. Muskingum 1961 17. 1,114 Derrick Price 1989 26. 200 Rondell White at California (Pa.) 2012 18. 1,110 Scott Eberly 1993 Most Consecutive 100-Yard Games 19. 1,065 Rocky Rees 1970 16 – Mike Eckmeyer (10-6-01 thru 11-9-02) Rushing Attempts 20. 1,059 Joe Iacone 1961 No. Att. Player 21. 1,052 Ron Perkins 1981 Longest Rush 1. 41 Scott Eberly vs. New Haven, 10-12-91 22. 1,025 Bill Blystone 1976 Game: 94, Randy Wynings at Kutztown (10-30-71) 41 Derrick Price vs. Portland St., 11-18-89 3. 40 Derrick Price vs. Mansfi eld, 11-5-88 Rushing Attempts 40 Jim Lindsay vs. Kutztown, 11-4-95 No. Att. Player Year 1. *406 Rondell White 2013 Multiple 100-Yard Rushers – Game 2. 295 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 Oct. 20, 1979 ...... Opponent ...... Yards Oct. 20, 2001 ...... Opponent ...... Yards 3. 291 Derrick Price 1990 Tyrone Scott ...... Northeastern ...... 117 Mike Eckmeyer ...... Millersville ...... 118 4. 280 Rondell White 2012 Ron Perkins ...... Northeastern ...... 110 Don DeFilipo ...... Millersville ...... 102 5. 267 Derrick Price 1989 Sept. 11, 1981 ...... Opponent ...... Yards Nov. 3, 2001 ...... Opponent ...... Yards 6. 261 Thomas Fulton 1997 Bob Rafferty ...... Hampton-Sydney ...... 113 Mike Eckmeyer ...... Cheyney ...... 187 7. 244 Jason Sims 1987 Ron Perkins ...... Hampton-Sydney ...... 103 Don DeFilipo ...... Cheyney ...... 121 8. 237 Derrick Price 1988 Oct. 8, 1983 ...... Opponent ...... Yards Sept, 13, 2003 ...... Opponent ...... Yards 237 Scott Eberly 1992 Michael Horrocks ...... Bloomsburg ...... 132 Mike Eckmeyer ...... Glenville State ...... 174 10. 229 Mike Irving 1984 Rick Ulrich ...... Bloomsburg ...... 102 Osagie Osunde ...... Glenville State ...... 124 * NCAA Division II record Sept. 15, 1984 ...... Opponent ...... Yards Josh Fidler ...... Glenville State ...... 101 Mike Irving ...... Rowan ...... 106 Oct. 18, 2003 ...... Opponent ...... Yards Yards Per Rushing Attempt (min. 70 carries) James McMaster ...... Rowan ...... 101 Osagie Osunde ...... Cheyney ...... 148 No. Player Year Att. Yards Avg. Oct. 10, 1987 ...... Opponent ...... Yards Mike Eckmeyer ...... Cheyney ...... 115 1. Jack Wendland 1958 88 795 9.0 Jason Sims ...... Edinboro ...... 130 Nov. 15, 2003 ...... Opponent ...... Yards 2. Bill Shockley 1958 99 839 8.5 Todd Madison ...... Edinboro ...... 130 Mike Eckmeyer ...... Mansfi eld ...... 164 3. Mike Eckmeyer 2001 135 998 7.3 Oct. 31, 1987 ...... Opponent ...... Yards Osagie Osunde ...... Mansfi eld ...... 138 Jack Wendland 1957 74 537 7.3 Jason Sims ...... Mansfi eld ...... 159 Sept. 11, 2004 ...... Opponent ...... Yards 5. Joe Iacone 1960 199 1,438 7.2 Todd Madison ...... Mansfi eld ...... 105 Brent Steinmetz ...... Glenville State ...... 127 Fred Prender 1953 87 630 7.2 Sept. 17, 1988 ...... Opponent ...... Yards Osagie Osunde ...... Glenville State ...... 101 Guy van Alstine 1973 120 858 7.2 Smitty Horton...... Fayetteville State ...... 130 Sept. 21, 2013 ...... Opponent ...... Yards 8. Earl Hersh 1951 134 931 6.9 Derrick Price ...... Fayetteville State ...... 103 Rondell White ...... Millersville ...... 227 9. Don DeFilipo 1999 97 663 6.8 Oct. 27, 1989 ...... Opponent ...... Yards Brandon Monk ...... Millersville ...... 175 10. Joe Iacone 1962 222 1,459 6.7 Derrick Price ...... Cheyney ...... 144 Nov. 29, 2014 ...... Opponent ...... Yards Smitty Horton...... Cheyney ...... 129 Brandon Monk ...... Concord ...... 122 Rushing Touchdowns Nov. 4, 2000 ...... Opponent ...... Yards Eddie Elliott ...... Concord ...... 116 No. TD Player Year Jason Muchler ...... Cheyney ...... 125 1. 21 Rondell White 2013 Don DeFilipo ...... Cheyney ...... 120 2. 18 Bert Nye 1967 Oct. 13, 2001 ...... Opponent ...... Yards 18 Joe Iacone 1962 Mike Eckmeyer ...... Kutztown ...... 214 4. 17 Osagie Osunde 2004 Don DeFilipo ...... Kutztown ...... 113 5. 15 Brent Steinmetz 2006 15 Ron Perkins 1982 2012 Online Guide 7733 West Chester Football 1,000 Yard Rushers

RONDELL WHITE | 2013 Season | 1,989 Rushing Yards The Run To The Record ... Date Opponent No. Yards TD Long Sep. 7 NEW HAVEN 28 96 2 13 Sep. 14 at Gannon 32 245 2 58 Sep. 21 at Millersville 34 227 3 25 Sep. 28 KUTZTOWN 19 51 1 12 Oct. 5 CALIFORNIA (Pa.) 34 145 2 14 Oct. 12 EAST STROUDSBURG 32 179 0 37 Oct. 19 at Lock Haven 33 196 2 18 Oct. 26 at Shippensburg 29 173 3 67 Nov. 2 at Cheyney 22 103 2 16 Nov. 9 BLOOMSBURG 21 88 0 22 Nov. 16 CLARION 27 123 2 21 Nov. 23 AMERICAN INT’L COLL 27 89 1 10 Nov. 30 at Bloomsburg 27 113 0 17 Dec. 7 at Shepherd 24 94 1 17 Dec. 14 at Lenoir-Rhyne 17 67 0 18 Totals 15 games 406* 1,989 21 67 * 406 carries is an NCAA Division II Single-Season Record

RONDELL WHITE MIKE ECKMEYER JOE IACONE DERRICK PRICE JASON SIMS 2013  1,989 2003  1,133 1962  1,459 1990  1,457 1987  1,368 2012  1,548 2002  1,539 1961  1,059 1989  1,114 1986  1,151 1960  1,438 1988  1,373

BRANDON MONK THOMAS FULTON BRENT STEINMETZ MIKE IRVING OSAGIE OSUNDE 2014  1,296 1997  1,228 2005  1,118 1984  1,165 2004  1,151

JIM LINDSAY SCOTT EBERLY ROCKY REES RON PERKINS BILL BLYSTONE 1994  1,130 1993  1,110 1970  1,065 1981  1,052 1976  1,025

7744 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Individual Rushing Records

Career Records Yearly Leaders Rushing Yards (2,000-yard rushers) Year Player Att. Yards Avg. TD No. Yards Player Years 1951 Earl Hersh 134 931 6.9 1. 4,336 Rondell White 2010-13 1952 Paschal Gazzillo 56 474 8.5 2. 4,008 Derrick Price 1987-90 1953 Fred Prender 87 630 7.2 3. 3,956 Joe Iacone 1960-62 1954 Jack McDonnell 64 412 6.4 4. 3,846 Osagie Osunde 2003-07 1955 Jack Wendland 96 521 5.4 5. 3,698 Mike Eckmeyer 2000-03 1956 6. 3,499 Ron Perkins 1979-82 1957 Jack Wendland 74 537 7.3 7. 3,058 Jason Sims 1984-87 1958 Bill Shockley 99 839 8.5 8. 2,937 Thomas Fulton 1994-97 1959 Bill Shockley 131 820 6.3 9. 2,897 Scott Eberly 1990-93 1960 Joe Iacone 199 1,438 7.2 10. 2,750 Brent Steinmetz 2004-06 1961 Joe Iacone 170 1,059 6.2 11. 2,572 Brandon Monk 2012-15 1962 Joe Iacone 222 1,459 6.6 18 12. 2,488 Mike Irving 1981-84 1963 John Florence 117 571 4.9 13. 2,326 Jim Lindsay 1993-96 1964 John Florence 144 573 3.9 14. 2,321 Bert Nye 1966-68 1965 Roger Grove 87 425 4.8 15. 2,240 Rocky Rees 1968-70 1966 Craig Milnes 135 644 4.8 16. 2,049 Bill Shockley 1957-59 1967 Bert Nye 180 947 5.3 18 17. 2,044 Bill Blystone 1975-77 1968 Bery Nye 189 933 4.9 12 1969 Rocky Reese 141 593 4.2 10 Rushing Attempts 1970 Rocky Reese 191 1,065 5.6 10 D’Andre Webb led WCU in rushing in No. Att. Player Years 1971 Phil Hossler 105 573 5.5 8 2009 and 2010. His 306 yards against 1. 844 Rondell White 2010-13 1972 Phil Hossler 153 756 4.9 13 2. 812 Derrick Price 1987-90 1973 Guy van Alstine 120 858 7.2 7 Millersville in 2008 is a school record. 3. 696 Ron Perkins 1979-82 1974 Guy van Alstine 140 751 5.4 10 4. 656 Scott Eberly 1990-93 1975 Herb Mills 172 720 4.2 6 5. 615 Mike Eckmeyer 2000-03 1976 Bill Blystone 197 1,025 5.2 12 6. 612 Thomas Fulton 1994-97 1977 Bill Blystone 191 847 4.4 3 7. 602 Osagie Osunde 2003-07 1978 John Kostans 122 650 5.3 2 8. 591 Joe Iacone 1960-62 1979 Ron Perkins 140 694 5.0 7 9. 552 Jason Sims 1984-87 1980 Ron Perkins 173 888 5.1 4 10. 503 Brent Steinmetz 2004-06 1981 Ron Perkins 207 1,052 5.1 14 1982 Ron Perkins 176 865 4.9 15 Yards Per Rushing Attempt 1983 Mike Irving 158 763 4.8 6 No. Player Years Att. Yards Avg. 1984 Mike Irving 229 1,166 5.1 6 1. Bill Shockley 1957-59 275 2,049 7.5 1985 Mike Burnetta 125 599 4.8 8 2. Joe Iacone 1960-62 591 3,956 6.7 1986 Jason Sims 182 1,151 6.3 8 3. Osagie Osunde 2003-07 602 3,846 6.4 1987 Jason Sims 244 1,368 5.6 8 4. Brandon Monk 2012-15 432 2,572 6.0 1988 Derrick Price 237 1,373 5.8 6 Mike Eckmeyer 2000-03 615 3,698 6.0 1989 Derrick Price 267 1,114 4.2 9 5. Jason Sims 1984-87 552 3,058 5.5 1990 Derrick Price 291 1,457 5.0 7 Brent Steinmetz 2004-06 503 2,750 5.5 1991 Scott Eberly 237 943 3.8 9 7. Mike Irving 1981-84 472 2,488 5.3 1992 Scott Eberly 174 771 4.1 8 8. Rondell White 2010-13 844 4,336 5.1 1993 Scott Eberly 218 1,110 5.1 6 Rocky Rees 1968-70 441 2,240 5.1 1994 Jim Lindsay 218 1,130 5.2 4 10. Ron Perkins 1979-82 696 3,499 5.0 1995 Jim Lindsay 140 680 4.9 4 1996 Thomas Fulton 160 824 5.2 4 Rocky Rees is still 15th on the school’s Rushing Touchdowns 1997 Thomas Fulton 261 1,228 4.7 6 all-time rushing list with 2,240 rushing No. TD Player Year 1998 Conrad Quarles 147 707 4.8 8 yards in his career. 1. 51 Osagie Osunde 2003-07 1999 Jason Muchler 104 562 5.2 9 2. 41 Rondell White 2010-13 2000 Jason Muchler 151 672 4.5 3 41 Joe Iacone 1960-62 2001 Mike Eckmeyer 135 998 7.3 6 4. 40 Jason Sims 1984-87 2002 Mike Eckmeyer 295 1,539 5.2 14 5. 37 Bert Nye 1966-68 2003 Mike Eckmeyer 185 1,133 6.1 9 6. 35 Brent Steinmetz 2004-06 2004 Osagie Osunde 241 1,151 4.8 17 7. 29 Mike Eckmeyer 2000-03 2005 Brent Steinmetz 219 1,188 5.4 14 8. 28 Rocky Rees 1968-70 2006 Brent Steinmetz 171 903 5.3 15 9. 25 Bob Wolfrum 1969-71 2007 Osagie Osunde 161 953 5.9 12 2008 Jackson Fagan 160 979 6.1 7 2009 D’Andre Webb 81 423 5.2 7 2010 D’Andre Webb 90 571 6.0 11 2011 Rondell White 141 701 5.0 9 2012 Rondell White 280 1,548 5.5 11 2013 Rondell White *406 1,989 4.9 21 2014 Brandon Monk 214 1,296 6.1 9 2015 Jarel Elder 119 561 4.7 5 * NCAA Division II record

Osagie Osunde ranks fourth all-time at WCU in career rushing (3,846). He led WCU in rushing in 2004 and 2007. 2012 Online Guide 7755 West Chester Football Team Passing Records

Most Attempts Most Interceptions PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Game: 57, at Millersville (10-22-94) Game: 6, at Delaware (9-23-00) No. TDs ...... Year Season: 508 (1994) Season: 25 (1978) 1. 46...... 2014 2. 40...... 1994 Most Completions Most First Downs, Passing 3. 39...... 2013 Game: 38 at East Stroudsburg (10-3-98) Game: 28, at East Stroudsburg (10-3-98) 4. 32...... 1998 Season: 275 (2013) Season: 178 (2014) 5. 30...... 2004 6. 29...... 2015 Most Net Yards Gained 29...... 1999 Game: 489 at Clarion (10-31-98) 8. 28...... 2012 Season: 4,125 (2013) 28...... 2008 28...... 2007 Most Touchdowns Game: 7, vs. Millersville (9-15-12) COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Season: 46 (2014) No. Pct...... Comp...... Att...... Int. ....Year 1. 65.0...... 120 ...... 186 ...... 4 ...1974 2. 63.0...... 237 ...... 376 ...... 13 ...1999 3. 61.8...... 275 ...... 445 ...... 16 ...2013 Game Records 4. 61.6...... 146 ...... 236 ...... 9 ...1988 PASSING YARDS PASSING COMPLETIONS 5. 59.8...... 174 ...... 291 ...... 13 ...2006 No. Opponent ...... Date .....Yards No. Opponent ...... Date ....Comps. 6. 59.6...... 265 ...... 445 ...... 11 ...2014 1. Clarion ...... 10-31-98 ...... 489 1. East Stroudsburg ...... 10-03-98 ...... 38 7. 59.5...... 188 ...... 316 ...... 11 ...2012 2. East Stroudsburg ...... 10-03-98 ...... 481 2. Millersville ...... 10-22-94 ...... 37 8. 58.6...... 269 ...... 459 ...... 12 ...1998 3. New Haven ...... 10-05-90 ...... 449 3. Kutztown ...... 11-13-99 ...... 31 9. 58.3...... 203 ...... 348 ...... 13 ...1986 4. Clarion ...... 10-30-99 ...... 446 4. Kutztown ...... 10-10-15 ...... 30 10. 57.7...... 205 ...... 355 ...... 20 ...2004 5. Shippensburg ...... 10-07-10 ...... 444 Concord ...... 11-29-14 ...... 30 6. Kutztown ...... 10-10-15 ...... 437 C.W. Post ...... 10-02-10 ...... 30 PASSING YARDS PER ATTEMPT 7. Bloomsburg ...... 10-29-05 ...... 430 Clarion ...... 10-30-99 ...... 30 No. Yds./Att...... Yds...... Att...... Year 8. Concord ...... 11-29-14 ...... 428 8. Bloomsburg ...... 11-05-05 ...... 29 1. 10.5 ...... 1,416 ...... 135 ...... 1960 9. Slippery Rock ...... 11-22-14 ...... 425 Slippery Rock ...... 11-18-72 ...... 29 2. 9.9 ...... 1,501 ...... 151 ...... 1961 10. American Int’l College ...... 11-23-13 ...... 423 10. Shippensburg ...... 10-07-10 ...... 27 3. 9.8 ...... 1,280 ...... 131 ...... 1962 4. 9.5 ...... 3,384 ...... 355 ...... 2004 PASSING ATTEMPTS 5. 9.4 ...... 3,549 ...... 378 ...... 2008 No. Opponent ...... Date ...... Atts. PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 6. 9.3 ...... 4,125 ...... 275 ...... 2013 1. Millersville ...... 10-22-94 ...... 57 No. Opponent ...... Date ...... TDs 9.3 ...... 3,102 ...... 332 ...... 2007 2. New Haven ...... 09-12-98 ...... 56 1. Millersville ...... 09-15-12 ...... 7 9.3 ...... 2,714 ...... 291 ...... 2006 3. Concord ...... 11-29-14 ...... 54 2. Slippery Rock ...... 11-22-14 ...... 6 9. 9.1 ...... 2,500 ...... 276 ...... 2003 Shippensburg ...... 10-17-09 ...... 54 Gannon ...... 09-13-13 ...... 6 5. Bloomsburg ...... 10-29-94 ...... 53 Kutztown ...... 09-27-08 ...... 6 PASSING YARDS PER COMPLETION Delaware ...... 09-24-94 ...... 53 East Stroudsburg ...... 10-03-98 ...... 6 No. Yds./Cmp...... Yds...... Comp...... Year 7. Shippensburg ...... 10-07-10 ...... 50 Cheyney ...... 09-01-95 ...... 6 1. 21.9 ...... 1,033 ...... 47 ...... 1952 8. Bloomsburg ...... 11-05-05 ...... 49 New Haven ...... 10-05-90 ...... 6 2. 20.8 ...... 1,416 ...... 68 ...... 1960 Slippery Rock ...... 11-18-72 ...... 49 3. 19.2 ...... 1,501 ...... 78 ...... 1961 10. Shippensburg ...... 10-17-15 ...... 47 4. 18.8 ...... 1,280 ...... 68 ...... 1962 East Stroudsburg ...... 09-08-01 ...... 47 5. 17.8 ...... 2,323 ...... 131 ...... 1969 6. 17.7 ...... 884 ...... 50 ...... 1964 Season Records 7. 17.5 ...... 2,500 ...... 143 ...... 2003 PASSING YARDS PASSING ATTEMPTS 8. 17.4 ...... 1,221 ...... 70 ...... 1954 No. Yards ...Comp...... Att...... Int...... Year No. Atts...... Comp...... Yds...... Int...... Year 9. 17.2 ...... 1,120 ...... 65 ...... 1965 1. 4,125 ...... 275...... 445 ...... 16 .....2013 1. 508 ...... 274 ...... 3,641 ...... 20 .....1994 10. 17.1 ...... 2,588 ...... 304 ...... 1951 2. 3,987 ...... 265...... 445 ...... 11 .....2014 2. 459 ...... 269 ...... 3,452 ...... 12 .....1998 3. 3,641 ...... 274...... 508 ...... 20 .....1994 3. 445 ...... 265 ...... 3,987 ...... 11 .....2014 4. 3,549 ...... 214...... 378 ...... 12 .....2008 4. 445 ...... 275 ...... 4,125 ...... 16 .....2013 5. 3,452 ...... 269...... 459 ...... 12 .....1998 5. 394 ...... 217 ...... 2,896 ...... 14 .....2015 6. 3,384 ...... 175...... 316 ...... 18 .....2004 6. 385 ...... 178 ...... 2,209 ...... 18 .....1995 7. 3,135 ...... 198...... 362 ...... 17 .....1992 7. 378 ...... 214 ...... 3,549 ...... 12 .....2008 8. 3,102 ...... 184...... 332 ...... 18 .....2007 8. 376 ...... 237 ...... 2,944 ...... 13 .....1999 9. 3,010 ...... 201...... 349 ...... 10 .....2009 9. 374 ...... 188 ...... 2,506 ...... 17 .....1993 10. 2,944 ...... 237...... 376 ...... 13 .....1999 10. 362 ...... 198 ...... 3,135 ...... 17 .....1992

PASSING COMPLETIONS PASSING YARDS PER GAME No. Comp ...... Yds...... Att...... Int...... Year No. Avg...... Games ...... Year 1. 275 ...... 4,125 ...... 445 ...... 16 ....2013 1. 313.8 ...... 11 ...... 1998 2. 274 ...... 3,641 ...... 508 ...... 20 ....1994 2. 306.7 ...... 13 ...... 2014 3. 269 ...... 3,452 ...... 459 ...... 12 ....1998 3. 303.4 ...... 12 ...... 1994 4. 265 ...... 3,987 ...... 445 ...... 11 ....2014 4. 294.4 ...... 10 ...... 1999 5. 237 ...... 2,944 ...... 376 ...... 13 ....1999 5. 285.0 ...... 11 ...... 1992 6. 214 ...... 3,549 ...... 378 ...... 12 ....2008 6. 275.0 ...... 15 ...... 2013 7. 217 ...... 2,896 ...... 394 ...... 14 ....2015 7. 273.6 ...... 11 ...... 2009 8. 205 ...... 3,384 ...... 355 ...... 20 ....2004 8. 273.0 ...... 13 ...... 2008 9. 203 ...... 2,206 ...... 348 ...... 13 ....1986 9. 263.3 ...... 11 ...... 2015 Sean McCartney engineered the two 10. 201 ...... 3,010 ...... 349 ...... 10 ....2009 10. 258.8 ...... 12 ...... 2007 most prolifi c passing seasons in school history in 2013 and 2014.

7766 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Individual Passing Records

Most Attempts Most Interceptions 3. 418 Sean McCartney 2014 Game: 57, Dave McDonald at Millersville (10-22-94) Game: 5, Dave McDonald at Villanova (11-5-94) 4. 384 Sean McCartney 2013 Season: 504, Dave McDonald (1994) Season: 21, Craig Atkinson (1977) 5. 361 Mike Mitros 1999 Career: 1,402, Mike Mitros (1996-99) Career: 51, Dave McDonald (1991-94) 6. 355 Pat Moriarty 2015 355 Bob Findora 2004 Most Completions Highest Completion Percentage 355 Dave McDonald 1992 Game: 38, Mike Mitros at ESU (10-3-98) Season: 64.9, Warren Mays (1974) 9. 349 Joe Wright 2008 Season: 272, Dave McDonald (1994) Career: 59.0, Sean McCartney (2010-14) 10. 339 Al Niemela 1986 Career: 819, Mike Mitros (1996- Passing Touchdowns 99) Most Consecutive Games With At Least One Touchdown Pass No. TD Player Year Most Net Yards Gained 19, Sean McCartney (2013-14 seasons) 1. 42 Sean McCartney 2014 Game: 489, Mike Mitros at Clarion (10-31-98) 2. 40 Dave McDonald 1994 Season: 3,744, Sean McCartney (2014) Most Consecutive Games With Multiple 3. 34 Sean McCartney 2013 Career: 9,834, Mike Mitros (1996-99) Touchdown Passes 4. 32 Mike Mitros 1998 10, Mike Mitros (1998) 5. 30 Bob Findora 2004 Most Touchdowns 6. 29 Mike Mitros 1999 Game: 6, Mike Mattei vs. Millersville (9-15-12); 7. 28 Pat Moriarty 2015 Joe Wright at Kutztown (9-27-08); Mike Mitros at 28 Joe Wright 2008 E. Stroudsburg (10-3-98); Matt Levin vs. Cheyney 28 Bill Zwaan 2007 (9-1-95); Ed Brown vs. New Haven (10-5-90) 10. 26 Mike Mattei 2012 Season: 42, Sean McCartney (2014) Completion Percentage Career: 94, Mike Mitros (1996-99) No. Player Pct. Cmp Att. Year 1. Warren Mays 64.9 113 174 1974 Passing Attempts 2. Al Niemela 63.6 138 217 1988 No. Att. Player 3. Mike Mitros 63.2 228 361 1999 1. 57 Dave McDonald at Millersville, 10-22-94 4. Sean McCartney 63.0 242 384 2013 2. 55 Mike Mitros at New Haven, 9-12-98 5. John Newman 61.2 75 121 1975 3. 54 Joe Wright at Shippensburg, 10-17-09 6. Bill Zwaan 61.0 136 223 2006 4. 53 Mike Mitros at ESU, 10-3-98 7. Sean McCartney 59.8 250 418 2014 5. 52 Mike Mitros vs. ESU, 10-12-96 8. Mike Mattei 59.6 170 285 2012 52 Mike Mitros at Shippensburg, 9-16-95 9. Al Niemela 58.7 199 339 1986 7. 49 Bill Zwaan at Bloomsburg, 10-29-05 10. Mike Mitros 58.4 267 457 1998 8. 48 Dave McDonald vs. IUP, 9-18-93 9. 47 George Caroulis at ESU, 9-8-01 Passing Yards Per Attempt 47 Dave McDonald at New Haven, 9-4-93 No. Player Yds/Att. Yds Att. Year 1. Vince Bonkoski 10.6 1,254 118 1960 Passing Touchdowns 2. Vince Bonkoski 10.2 1,212 119 1961 No. TD Player 3. Bill Zwaan 9.7 2,973 307 2007 1. 6 Mike Mattei vs. Millersville, 9-15-12 4. Joe Wright 9.6 3,336 349 2008 6 Joe Wright at Kutztown, 9-27-08 Terry Eberly 9.6 898 94 1962 6 Mike Mitros at ESU, 10-3-98 6. Bill Zwaan 9.5 2,110 223 2006 6 Matt Levin vs. Cheyney, 9-1-95 7. Bob Findora 9.4 3,343 355 2004 6 Ed Brown vs. New Haven, 10-5-90 Ray Spafford 9.4 612 65 1952 Mike Mitros threw for a school-record Season Records Bob Findora 9.4 2,464 263 2003 489 yards against Clarion in 1998. Passing Yards 10. Sean McCartney 9.3 3,569 384 2013

Game Records No. Yards Player Year Passing Yards Per Completion 1. 3,744 Sean McCartney 2014 Passing Yards No. Player Yds/Cmp. Yds. Cmp. Year No. Yards Player 2. 3,613 Dave McDonald 1994 3. 3,569 Sean McCartney 2013 1. Ray Spafford 24.5 612 25 1952 1. 489 Mike Mitros at Clarion, 10-31-98 2. Jim Haynie 23.3 1,120 48 1965 2. 481 Mike Mitros at ESU, 10-3-98 4. 3,437 Mike Mitros 1998 5. 3,343 Bob Findora 2004 3. Vince Bonkoski 21.3 1,254 59 1960 3. 449 Ed Brown vs. New Haven, 10-5-90 4. Vince Bonkoski 18.9 1,212 64 1961 4. 444 Sean McCartney vs. Ship, 10-7-10 6. 3,336 Joe Wright 2008 7. 3,085 Dave McDonald 1992 5. Terry Eberly 18.3 898 49 1962 5. 437 Pat Moriarty vs. Kutztown, 10-10-15 6. Ernie Forchetti 18.3 1,244 68 1969 6. 430 Bill Zwaan at Bloomsburg, 10-29-05 8. 2,973 Bill Zwaan 2007 9. 2,862 Mike Mitros 1999 7. Bob Findora 17.6 2,464 140 2003 7. 423 Sean McCartney vs. AIC, 11-23-13 8. Bill Zwaan 17.2 2,973 173 2007 8. 409 Mike Mitros vs. Clarion, 10-30-99 10. 2,759 Joe Wright 2009 9. 405 Sean McCartney vs. SRU, 11-22-14 10. 403 Sean McCartney vs. LHU, 10-4-14 Pass Completions 403 Dave McDonald at Cal, 11-12-94 No. Cmp. Player Year 1. 272 Dave McDonald 1994 Pass Completions 2. 267 Mike Mitros 1998 No. Cmp. Player 3. 250 Sean McCartney 2014 1. 38 Mike Mitros at ESU, 10-3-98 4. 242 Sean McCartney 2013 2. 37 Dave McDonald at Millersville, 10-22-94 6. 203 Joe Wright 2008 3. 33 Mike Mitros vs. Cheyney, 11-7-98 7. 201 Bob Findora 2004 4. 30 Pat Moriarty vs. Kutztown, 10-10-15 8. 199 Al Niemela 1986 30 Mike Mattei vs. C.W. Post, 10-2-10 6. 29 Bill Zwaan at Bloomsburg, 10-29-05 Passing Attempts 29 Mike Mitros vs. Kutztown, 11-13-99 No. Att. Player Year 29 Mike Mitros vs. ESU, 10-2-99 1. 504 Dave McDonald 1994 29 Mike Mitros at New Haven, 9-12-98 2. 457 Mike Mitros 1998 29 Mike Mitros at Shippensburg, 9-16-95 2012 Online Guide 7777 West Chester Football Individual Passing Records

Career Leaders Completion Percentage Yearly Leaders Passing Yards (4,000-yard passers) No. Player Pct. Cmp Att. Years Year Player Cmp. Att. Pct. Yds TD No. Yards Player Years 1. Sean McCartney 59.0 658 1,115 2010-14 1951 Ray Spafford 24 80 33.8 304 7 2. Mike Mitros 58.4 819 1,402 1996-99 1. 9,834 Mike Mitros 1996-99 1952 Ray Spafford 25 65 38.5 612 6 2. 9,595 Sean McCartney 2010-14 3. Warren Mays 58.3 176 302 1973-74 1953 Ray Spafford 31 81 38.3 484 4 3. 9,326 Bob Findora 2001-04 4. Joe Wright 57.7 402 696 2005-09 1954 Jack McAneney 59 144 40.9 900 10 4. 9,080 Dave McDonald 1991-94 5. Bill Zwaan 57.7 378 655 2004-07 1955 John Harrington 32 107 29.9 346 4 5. 7,853 Al Niemela 1985-88 6. Mike Mattei 57.5 305 530 2009-12 1956 6. 6,298 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 7. Al Niemela 56.4 600 1,063 1985-88 1957 John Harrington 38 86 44.1 742 16 7. 6,220 Joe Wright 2005-09 8. Pat Moriarty 55.5 197 355 2015 1958 John Harrington 75 139 53.9 1,125 16 8. 4,538 Mike Mattei 2009-12 9. Bob Findora 54.1 594 1,098 2001-04 1959 Thaddeus Kowal 39 94 41.5 652 10 9. 4,475 Jim Haynie 1965-67 10. Dave McDonald 53.6 644 1,201 1991-94 1960 Vince Bonkoski 59 118 50.0 1,254 16 10. 4,421 Ron Gaynor 1979-82 1961 Vince Bonkoski 64 119 53.8 1,212 16 Passing Yards Per Attempt (min. 300 att.) 11. 4,256 Tom Pierantozzi 1970-72 1962 Terry Eberly 49 94 52.1 898 12 No. Player Yds/Att. Yds Att. Years 12. 4,073 Ed Brown 1987-90 1963 Terry Eberly 53 120 44.2 823 11 1. Bill Zwaan 9.6 6,298 655 2004-07 1964 Jim Holt 24 71 33.8 406 3 Pass Completions 2. Joe Wright 8.9 6,220 696 2005-09 1965 Jim Haynie 48 129 37.2 1,120 7 3. Sean McCartney 8.6 9,595 658 2010-14 No. Cmp. Player Years 1966 Jim Haynie 104 205 50.7 1,587 11 1. 819 Mike Mitros 1996-99 Mike Mattei 8.6 4,538 530 2009-12 1967 Jim Haynie 127 257 49.4 1,972 17 2. 658 Sean McCartney 2010-14 5. Bob Findora 8.4 9,326 1,098 2001-04 1968 Steve Dilts 103 224 45.9 1,386 6 3. 644 Dave McDonald 1991-94 6. Jim Haynie 7.6 4,475 591 1965-67 1969 Ernie Forchetti 68 160 42.5 1,244 14 4. 600 Al Niemela 1985-88 Dave McDonald 7.6 9,080 1,201 1991-94 1970 Tom Pierantozzi 82 170 48.2 1,348 13 5. 594 Bob Findora 2001-04 8. Pat Moriarty 7.5 2,655 355 2015 1971 Ernie Forchetti 56 104 53.8 684 6 6. 402 Joe Wright 2005-09 9. Al Niemela 7.4 7,853 1,063 1985-88 1972 Tom Pierantozzi 162 294 55.1 2,202 17 7. 378 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 Tom Pierantozzi 7.4 4,256 575 1970-72 1973 Warren Mays 63 128 49.2 769 6 1974 Warren Mays 113 174 64.9 1,556 6 Passing Attempts Passing Yards Per Completion (min. 200 comp.) 1975 John Newman 75 121 61.2 794 8 No. Player Yds/Cmp. Yds. Cmp. Years No. Att. Player Years 1976 Darwin Breaux 37 89 41.6 499 4 1. 1,402 Mike Mitros 1996-99 1. Bill Zwaan 16.7 6,298 378 2004-07 1977 Craig Atkinson 94 208 45.2 1,173 6 2. 1,201 Dave McDonald 1991-94 2. Jim Haynie 16.0 4,475 279 1965-67 1978 Stewart Keen 68 148 45.9 988 3 3. 1,115 Sean McCartney 2010-14 3. Bob Findora 15.7 9,326 594 2001-04 1979 Stewart Keen 41 92 44.6 389 2 4. 1,098 Bob Findora 2001-04 4. Joe Wright 15.5 6,220 402 2005-09 1980 Ron Gaynor 84 165 50.9 1,260 10 5. 1,063 Al Niemela 1985-88 5. Mike Mattei 14.9 4,538 305 2009-12 1981 Ron Gaynor 84 183 48.6 1,416 11 6. 696 Joe Wright 2005-09 6. Ron Gaynor 14.8 4,421 299 1979-82 1982 Ron Gaynor 97 183 53.0 1,230 7 7. 655 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 7. Ed Brown 14.5 4,073 281 1987-90 1983 Mike Horrocks 95 201 47.3 1,386 11 8. 622 Jim Haynie 1965-67 8. Sean McCartney 14.6 9,595 658 2010-14 1984 Mike Horrocks 129 250 51.6 1,814 16 9. 621 Ed Brown 1987-90 9. Mike Horrocks 14.4 3,236 226 1982-84 1985 Al Niemela 105 223 47.4 1,331 8 Tom Pierantozzi 14.4 4,256 296 1970-72 1986 Al Niemala 199 339 58.7 2,135 22 Passing Touchdowns 1987 Al Niemala 158 284 55.6 2,445 22 No. TD Player Year 1988 Al Niemala 138 217 63.6 1,932 21 1. 94 Mike Mitros 1996-99 1989 Ed Brown 121 242 50.0 1,707 22 2. 92 Sean McCartney 2010-14 1990 Ed Brown 154 299 51.5 1,789 25 3. 89 Dave McDonald 1991-94 1991 Ed Spurka 114 263 43.3 1,514 23 4. 77 Bob Findora 2001-04 1992 Dave MacDonald 195 355 54.9 3,085 24 5. 73 Al Niemela 1985-88 1993 Dave MacDonald 169 324 52.1 2,294 25 6. 65 Bill Zwaan 2004-07 1994 Dave MacDonald 272 504 54.0 3,613 40 7. 56 Ed Brown 1987-90 1995 Matt Levin 113 228 49.6 1,509 15 8. 49 Joe Wright 2005-09 1996 Mike Mitros 185 322 57.5 2,022 2 9. 40 Jack Harrington 1956-58 1997 Mike Mitros 139 262 53.1 1,513 13 1998 Mike Mitros 267 457 58.4 3,437 32 1999 Mike Mitros 228 361 63.2 2,862 29 2000 George Caroulis 45 113 39.8 556 4 2001 Bob Findora 69 149 46.3 1,046 8 2002 Bob Findora 184 331 55.6 2,473 18 2003 Bob Findora 140 263 53.2 2,464 21 2004 Bob Findora 201 355 56.6 3,343 30 2005 Matt Burdalski 79 172 45.9 1,333 11 2006 Bill Zwaan 136 223 61.0 2,110 22 2007 Bill Zwaan 173 307 56.4 2,973 28 2008 Joe Wright 203 349 58.2 3,336 28 2009 Joe Wright 188 329 57.1 2,759 20 2010 Mike Mattei 134 242 55.4 1,970 12 2011 Sean McCartney 104 192 54.2 1,471 8 2012 Mike Mattei 170 285 59.6 2,552 26 2013 Sean McCartney 242 384 63.0 3,569 34 2014 Sean McCartney 250 418 59.8 3,744 42 2015 Pat Moriarty 197 355 55.5 2,655 28

Former quarterback Joe Wright ranks seventh all-time in passing yards at West Chester (6,220) and sixth in pass completions (402).

7788 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Individual Receiving Records

Most Receptions Most Touchdown Receptions Game: 17, George Reid vs. New Haven (10-5-90) Game: 5, Mike Washington vs. Clarion (8-26-05) Season: 115, Kevin Ingram (1998) PSAC RECORD PSAC RECORD Season: 22, Brian Penecale (1994) Career: 235, Kevin Ingram (1995-96; 98-99) Career: 58, Mike Washington (2005-08)

Most Net Yards Gained Most 100-yard Games Game: 401, Kevin Ingram vs. Clarion (10-31-98) Season: 10, Kevin Ingram (1998) NCAA DIVISION II RECORD Career: 24, Mike Washington (2005-08) Season: 1,674, Kevin Ingram (1998) Career: 4,715, Mike Washington (2005-08) Most Consecutive 100-yard Games 9, Kevin Ingram (9-3-98 thru 10-31-98) Highest Yards Per Catch Average Season: 25.2, Mike Washington (2005) Most Consecutive Games Catching A Pass Career: 21.9, Mike Washington (2005-08) 50, Mike Washington (2005-08) – all games played NCAA DIVISION II RECORD Highest Yards Per Game Average Season: 152.2, Kevin Ingram (1998) Longest Reception Career: 94.3, Mike Washington (2005-08) 98 yards (TD), Dick Paciaroni from Jack McAneny vs. Bloomsburg (11-12-54)

Game Records Touchdown Receptions Receiving Yards No. TD Player Year No. Yards Player 1. 22 Brian Penecale 1994 1. 401 Kevin Ingram vs. Clarion, 10-31-98 2. 21 Kevin Ingram 1998 2. 247 George Reid vs. New Haven, 10-5-90 3. 20 Brandon Simmons 2004 3. 242 Mike Washington vs. Clarion, 8-26-05 4. 17 Tim Brown 2014 4. 227 Kevin Ingram vs. ESU, 10-2-99 5. 16 Mike Washington 2006 5. 217 Rich Neal vs. New Haven, 9-4-93 16 Kevin Ingram 1999 6. 216 Tim Brown vs. Concord, 11-29-14 7. 206 Merritt Kersey vs. Delta State, 11-11-72 Yards Per Catch Average (min. 25 rec.) 8. 201 Brian Bradley vs. Edinboro, 10-27-01 No. Player Year Yds Rec. Avg. 1. Mike Washington 2005 1,185 47 25.2 Receptions 2. Mike Washington 2007 1,160 49 23.7 No. Rec. Player 3. Max Micsion 1962 590 25 23.6 1. 17 George Reid vs. New Haven (10-5-90) 4. Bill Hess 1987 949 44 21.6 2. 15 Kevin Ingram vs. ESU (10-2-99) 5. Mike Washington 2006 1,170 55 21.3 3. 14 Bill Lowe vs. ESU (10-3-98) Former West Chester wide receiver 4. 12 Jim Sheehan at Delaware, 9-20-86 5. 11 many times (last: Jackson Fagan vs. Brandon Simmons is one of three C.W. Post, 10-2-10) Golden Rams to have caught at least 20 touchdown passes in a single sea- Touchdown Receptions No. TD Player son. He grabbed 20 in 2004. 1. 5 Mike Washington vs. Clarion, 8-26-05 4 7 tied (Last – Kevin Ingram vs. ESU, 10-3-98) Season Records Receiving Yards (1,000-yard receivers) No. Yards Player Year 1. 1,674 Kevin Ingram 1998 2. 1,534 Brandon Simmons 2004 3. 1,429 Brian Penecale 1994 4. 1,200 Mike Washington 2008 5. 1,185 Mike Washington 2005 6. 1,170 Mike Washington 2006 7. 1,160 Mike Washington 2007 8. 1,157 Steve Weaver 1992 9. 1,059 Tim Brown 2014 10. 1,050 Kevin Ingram 1999 Receptions No. Rec. Player Year 1. 115 Kevin Ingram 1998 2. 85 Brian Penecale 1994 3. 82 Kevin Ingram 1999 4. 75 Rondell White 2013 5. 74 Brandon Simmons 2004 6. 71 Jim Sheehan 1986 7. 64 Mike Washington 2008 8. 61 Brian Penecale 1995 Former West Chester wide receiver Kevin Ingram caught for a school-record 401 61 Scott Ansman 1990 yards against Clarion in 1998, before taking his talents to the Arena Football 10. 60 Bill Lowe 1998 League after his college playing days.

2012 Online Guide 7799 West Chester Football Individual Receiving Records

Career Records Yearly Leaders Receiving Yards Year Player Rec Yds. Avg. TD /gm No. Yards Player Years 1951 Fred Prender 12 227 18.9 2 25.2 1. 4,715 Mike Washington 2005-08 Charlie Reese 12 203 16.9 3 22.6 2. 3,195 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 1998-99 1952 Dick Paciaroni 11 221 20.1 2 31.6 3. 2,983 Brian Penecale 1992-95 1953 Dick Paciaroni 13 192 14.8 5 24.0 4. 2,866 Bill Hess 1985-88 1954 Dick Paciaroni 12 331 27.6 5 36.8 5. 2,499 Cory DeForrest 2001-04 1955 Bill Crozier 13 195 15.0 0 21.7 6. 2,414 Brandon Simmons 2002-05 1956 7. 2,372 Erick Brundidge 2011-14 1957 Bruce Shenk 14 327 23.4 7 36.3 8. 2,280 Don Wilkinson 1966-68 1958 Bruce Shenk 39 580 14.9 9 58.0 9. 2,256 Monk Culbreath 1992-95 1959 Ken Campbell 30 578 19.3 10 72.3 10. 2,247 Steve Miller 2006-09 1960 Jim Pribula 21 416 19.8 8 46.2 1961 Jim Pribula 26 447 17.2 5 49.7 Receptions 1962 Max Micsion 25 590 23.6 9 65.6 No. Rec. Player Years 1963 Dan Ferguson 29 438 15.1 4 48.7 1. 235 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 1998-99 1964 Roger Augenbaugh 10 315 31.5 4 39.4 2. 215 Mike Washington 2005-08 1965 Dan Ferguson 21 358 17.0 4 44.8 3. 191 Brian Penecale 1992-95 1966 Don Wilkinson 41 788 19.2 8 71.6 4. 182 Rondell White 2010-13 1967 Don Wilkinson 53 787 14.8 9 78.7 5. 175 Bill Hess 1985-88 1968 Don Wilkinson 46 611 13.3 5 76.4 Former WR Mike Washington is one 6. 166 Monk Culbreath 1992-95 1969 Barry Stout 36 608 16.9 5 60.8 of only three players at any level of 7. 163 Bill Lowe 1996-99 1970 Bob Croff 28 445 15.9 3 40.5 college football to catch for over 1,000 8. 157 Scott Asman 1987-90 1971 Stan Shepanski 23 327 14.2 2 32.7 9. 155 Joe Senser 1975-79 Bob Croff 23 279 12.1 3 27.9 yards all four years of his career. 10. 140 Don Wilkinson 1966-68 1972 Mike Gallagher 53 731 13.8 3 73.1 1973 Bob Hartshorn 27 272 10.1 1 27.2 Touchdown Receptions 1974 Bob Hartshorn 46 711 15.5 3 71.1 No. TD Player Year 1975 Joe Senser 25 347 13.9 2 38.6 1. 58 Mike Washington 2005-08 1976 Joe Senser 29 419 14.4 4 46.6 2. 48 Brian Penecale 1992-95 1977 Joe Senser 54 796 14.7 4 79.6 3. 45 Kevin Ingram 1995-96; 98-99 1978 Joe Senser 47 624 13.3 4 56.7 4. 29 Brandon Simmons 2002-05 1979 Bruce Carthon 26 368 14.2 2 33.4 5. 28 Bill Hess 1985-88 1980 Bruce Carthon 27 556 20.6 8 50.5 6. 27 Tim Brown 2013-15 1981 Bruce Carthon 18 345 19.2 2 31.3 27 Erick Brundidge 2011-14 1982 Bob Rafferty 36 480 13.3 1 48.0 8. 24 Scott Asman 1987-90 1983 Reggie Hines 31 511 16.5 6 51.1 9. 23 George Reid 1987-90 1984 Mike Irving 32 355 11.1 5 35.5 10. 22 Cory DeForrest 2002-04 1985 Bill Hess 33 360 10.9 3 36.0 22 Don Wilkinson 1966-68 1986 Jim Sheehan 71 708 9.9 10 64.3 1987 Bill Hess 44 949 21.6 10 86.2 Yards Per Catch Average (min. 90 rec.) 1988 Bill Hess 47 833 17.7 11 83.3 No. Player Years Rec Yds Avg. 1989 Scott Asman 57 765 13.4 8 76.5 1. Mike Washington 2005-08 215 4,715 21.9 1990 Scott Asman 61 639 10.5 9 63.9 2. Brandon Simmons 2002-05 120 2,414 20.1 1991 Steve Weaver 37 523 14.1 3 47.5 3. Dan DePalma 2008-10 95 1,794 18.9 1992 Steve Weaver 59 1,157 19.6 13 105.2 4. Tim Brown 2013-15 106 1,932 18.2 1993 Brian Penecale 44 645 14.7 12 58.6 5. Cory DeForrest 2002-04 139 2,499 18.0 1994 Brian Penecale 85 1,429 16.8 22 119.0 6. Bill Hess 1985-88 175 2,866 16.4 1995 Brian Penecale 61 901 14.8 14 81.1 7. Don Wilkinson 1966-68 140 2,280 16.3 1996 Mike Spinka 49 411 8.4 2 41.1 8. Steve Miller 2006-09 139 2,247 16.2 1997 Bill Lowe 38 489 12.9 6 44.4 9. Brian Penecale 1992-95 191 2,983 15.6 1998 Kevin Ingram 115 1,674 14.6 21 153.1 1999 Kevin Ingram 82 1,050 12.8 16 116.7 2000 Chris Shaffer 43 420 9.8 4 38.2 2001 A. Wilkerson 28 350 12.5 3 38.9 2002 Cory DeForrest 52 824 15.8 9 74.9 2003 George Caroulis 41 574 14.0 4 54.2 2004 Brandon Simmons 74 1,534 20.7 20 103.3 2005 Mike Washington 47 1,185 25.2 15 98.8 2006 Mike Washington 55 1,170 21.3 16 90.0 2007 Mike Washington 49 1,160 23.7 12 96.7 2008 Mike Washington 64 1,200 18.8 15 92.3 2009 Steve Miller 46 759 16.5 9 75.9 2010 Dan DePalma 50 962 19.2 9 96.2 2011 Tim Keyser 38 470 12.4 5 47.0 2012 Jim Kelly 51 712 14.0 6 64.7 2013 Rondell White 75 843 11.2 3 56.2 2014 Tim Brown 53 1,059 20.0 17 81.5 2015 Tim Brown 33 444 13.5 5 63.4 Former WR Steve Miller racked up Tim Brown broke nearly every receiv- 2,247 yards receiving during his four- ing record in the school’s record book year career. for tight ends in 2014.

8800 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Total Offense Records

TEAM RECORDS Team Season Records TOTAL OFF. YARDS PER GAME Most Plays TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS No. Name Year .Plays ...... Yds ....Avg Game: 102 at New Haven (9-12-98) No. Yards ...... Plays ...... Season 1. Mike Mitros 1998 .....537 ...3,478 ..316.2 Season: 1,028 (2013) 1. 6,922 ...... 1,028 ...... 2013 2. Dave McDonald 1994 .....564 ...3,603 ..300.3 2. 6,504 ...... 968 ...... 2014 3. Mike Mitros 1999 .....423 ...2,928 ..292.8 Most Net Yards Gained 3. 5,555 ...... 961 ...... 1994 4. Sean McCartney 2014 .....443 ...3,669 ..282.2 Game: 691 at Concord (11-29-14) 4. 5,537 ...... 797 ...... 2008 5. Dave McDonald 1992 .....398 ...3,082 ..280.2 Season: 6,922 (2013) 5. 5,266 ...... 770 ...... 2006 6. Sean McCartney 2013 .....437 ...3,656 ..261.1 6. 5,123 ...... 887 ...... 1998 7. Joe Wright 2008 .....401 ...3,387 ..260.5 Highest Yards Per Play Average 7. 5,049 ...... 997 ...... 2004 8. Joe Wright 2009 .....374 ...2,814 ..255.8 Game: 11.7 vs. Millersville (11-6-10) 8. 5,015 ...... 740 ...... 2003 9. Pat Moriarty 2015 .....406 ...4,782 ..243.2 Season: 7.0 (1958) 9. 4,913 ...... 774 ...... 2007 10. Mike Mattei 2012 .....320 ...2,643 ..240.3 10. 4,864 ...... 808 ...... 2005 Highest Yards Per Game Average TOTAL OFF. YARDS PER PLAY (min. 50 plays) Season: 500.3 (2014) TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS PER GAME No. Name Year ..Plays ...... Yds ....Avg No. Avg...... Yds. Games ....Season 1. Joe Wright 2008 .....401 ..3,387 ....8.44 Most First Downs, Total 1. 500.3 ...... 6,504 ...... 13 ...... 2014 2. Vince Bonkoski 1961 .....144 ..1,213 ....8.42 Game: 38 at East Stroudsburg (10-3-98) 2. 465.7 ...... 5,123 ...... 11 ...... 1998 3. Sean McCartney 2013 .....437 ..3,656 ....8.37 Season: 337 (2013) 3. 462.9 ...... 5,555 ...... 12 ...... 1994 4. Sean McCartney 2014 .....443 ..3,669 ....8.28 4. 461.5 ...... 6,922 ...... 15 ...... 2013 5. Mike Mattei 2012 .....320 ..2,643 ....8.26 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 5. 458.0 ...... 4,580 ...... 10 ...... 1999 6. Bob Findora 2003 .....316 ..2,595 ....8.21 Most Plays 6. 455.9 ...... 5,015 ...... 11 ...... 2003 7. Bill Zwaan 2006 .....256 ..2,098 ....8.19 Game: 62, Dave McDonald at Millersville (10-22-94) 7. 443.7 ...... 4,437 ...... 10 ...... 1958 Bill Zwaan 2007 .....343 ..2,810 ....8.19 Season: 564, Dave McDonald (1994) 8. 442.1 ...... 3,095 ...... 7 ...... 1952 9. Ray Spafford 1952 ...... 74 .....593 ....8.01 Career: 1,716, Mike Mitros (1996-99) 9. 434.7 ...... 4,782 ...... 11 ...... 2015 10. Bob Findora 2004 .....442 ..3,526 ....7.97 10. 433.0 ...... 4,763 ...... 11 ...... 2012 Most Net Yards Gained Individual Career Records Game: 505, Mike Mitros at Clarion (10-31-98) TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS PER PLAY TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS Season: 3,669, Sean McCartney (2014) No. Avg...... Plays ...... Yds. ....Season No. Name Years .Rush ..Pass ..Total Career: 9,714, Mike Mitros (1996-99) 1. 7.0 ...... 633 ...... 4,437 ...... 1958 1. Mike Mitros 1996-99 ..-120 ..9,834 ..9,714 2. 6.9 ...... 797 ...... 5,537 ...... 2008 2. Bob Findora 2001-04 ...288 ..9,326 ..9,614 3. 6.8 ...... 770 ...... 5,266 ...... 2006 3. S. McCartney 2010-14 ...... 8 ..9,595 ..9,603 4. 6.7 ...... 968 ...... 6,504 ...... 2014 4. D. McDonald 1991-94 ...... 1 ..9,080 ..9,081 6.7 ...... 1,028 ...... 6,922 ...... 2013 5. Al Niemela 1985-88 ..-494 ..7,853 ..7,359 6.7 ...... 740 ...... 5,015 ...... 2003 6. Joe Wright 2005-09 .....96 ..6,220 ..6,316 7. 6.5 ...... 734 ...... 4,763 ...... 2012 7. Bill Zwaan 2004-07 ..-175 ..6,298 ..6,123 8. 6.4 ...... 574 ...... 3,679 ...... 1960 8. Ron Gaynor 1979-82 ...773 ..4,421 ..5,194 9. 6.3 ...... 720 ...... 4,580 ...... 1999 9. Mike Mattei 2009-12 ...201 ...4538 ..4,739 6.3 ...... 774 ...... 4,913 ...... 2007 10. Jim Haynie 1965-67 ..-269 ..4,475 ..4,206 11. 6.1 ...... 729 ...... 4,426 ...... 2009 6.1 ...... 533 ...... 3,236 ...... 1957 TOTAL OFF. YARDS PER GAME No. Name Years .Plays ...... Yds ....Avg FIRST DOWNS (since 1964) 1. D. McDonald 1991-94 ..1,345 ...9,081 ..239.0 No. 1st Downs ...... Season 2. Mike Mitros 1996-99 ..1,716 ...9,714 ..231.3 Dave McDonald was in on a school- 1. 337 ...... 2013 3. Bob Findora 2001-04 ..1,240 ...9,614 ..218.5 record 62 plays vs. Millersville in 1994. 2. 321 ...... 2014 4. S. McCartney 2010-14 ..1,234 ...9,603 ..208.2 3. 312 ...... 2004 5. Joe Wright 2005-09 .....804 ...6,316 ..191.4 Game Records 4. 298 ...... 1998 6. Al Niemela 1985-88 ..1,175 ...7,359 ..175.2 7. Bill Zwaan 2004-07 .....755 ...6,123 ..157.0 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS – TEAM 5. 284 ...... 1994 6. 253 ...... 2008 No. Yards Opponent ...... Date TOTAL OFF. YARDS PER PLAY (min. 600 plays) 1. 691 Concord ...... 11-29-14 7. 250 ...... 2006 8. 249 ...... 1999 No. Name Years ..Plays ...... Yds ..Avg 2. 672 Kutztown ...... 10-30-72 1. Bill Zwaan 2004-07 .....755 ..6,123 ....8.1 3. 671 Cheyney ...... 11-3-01 9. 244 ...... 2015 10. 240 ...... 1992 2. Joe Wright 2005-09 .....804 ..6,316 ....7.9 4. 656 East Stroudsburg ...... 10-3-98 3. Bob Findora 2001-04 ..1,240 ..9,614 ....7.8 5. 655 Millersville ...... 9-15-12 Individual Season Records S. McCartney 2010-14 ..1,234 ..9,603 ....7.8 6. 648 Clarion ...... 10-30-99 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 5. Mike Mattei 2009-12 .....635 ..4,739 ....7.5 7. 646 Glenville State ...... 9-13-03 6. D. McDonald 1991-94 ..1,345 ..9,081 ....6.8 8. 638 Seton Hill ...... 09-19-15 No. Name Year .Rush ...Pass ..Total 1. Sean McCartney 2014 .....-75 ..3,744 ..3,669 7. Jim Haynie 1965-68 .....669 ..4,206 ....6.3 635 Mansfi eld ...... 11-2-68 Al Niemela 1985-88 ..1,175 ..7,359 ....6.3 10. 633 Millersville ...... 9-20-08 2. Sean McCartney 2013 ...... 87 ..3,569 ..3,656 3. Dave McDonald 1994 .....-10 ..3,613 ..3,603 9. Mike Mitros 1996-99 ..1,716 ..9,714 ....5.7 10. Ed Brown 1988-90 .....734 ..4,074 ....5.6 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS – INDIVIDUAL 4. Bob Findora 2004 ....183 ..3,343 ..3,526 No.Yards Name ...... Date 5. Mike Mitros 1998 ...... 41 ..3,437 ..3,478 1. 505 Mike Mitros at Clarion ...... 10-31-98 6. Joe Wright 2008 ...... 51 ..3,336 ..3,387 2. 499 Mike Mitros at ESU ...... 10-3-98 7. Dave McDonald 1992 ...... -3 ..3,085 ..3,082 3. 497 Ed Brown vs. New Haven ...10-5-90 8. Mike Mitros 1999 ...... 66 ..2,862 ..2,928 4. 450 Mike Mitros vs. Clarion ...... 10-30-99 9. Joe Wright 2009 ...... 55 ..2,759 ..2,814 5. 447 Sean McCartney vs. Ship ....10-7-10 10. Bill Zwaan 2007 ...-163 ..2,973 ..2,810 6. 432 Sean McCartney vs. AIC ...11-23-13 7. 422 Pat Moriarty vs. Kutztown .10-10-15 412 Dave McDonald vs. Cal .....11-12-94 9. 399 Dave McDonald vs. Ship .....11-7-92 10. 389 Mike Mattei vs. Millersville ...9-15-12

2012 Online Guide 8811 West Chester Football All-Purpose Yards Records

Yearly Leaders (since 1964) Year Player Rush Rec KR PR Total 1964 John Florence 573 0 0 0 573 1965 Roger Grove 425 155 0 0 580 1966 Craig Milnes 644 187 18 0 849 1967 Bert Nye 947 246 60 0 1,253 1968 Bert Nye 933 98 0 0 1,031 1969 Paul Dunkelberger 17 660 345 220 1,222 1970 Rocky Rees 1,065 36 0 0 1,101 1971 Merritt Kersey 525 96 164 101 886 1972 Merritt Kersey 393 591 136 217 1,337 1973 Merritt Kersey 213 245 466 165 1,089 1974 Guy van Alstine 751 191 456 0 1,398 1975 Chip Zawoiski 336 85 297 15 733 1976 Bill Blystone 1,025 8 0 0 1,033 1977 Bill Blystone 847 38 0 0 885 1978 Tyrone Scott 334 47 307 12 700 1979 Tyrone Scott 561 56 290 0 907 Osagie Osunde graduated from West Chester University third on the school’s all- 1980 Tyrone Scott 690 89 318 4 1,121 1981 Ron Perkins 1,052 206 0 0 1,258 time all-purpose yardage chart with 5,844 yards to his credit. 1982 Bob Rafferty 715 480 0 0 1,195 1983 Mike Irving 763 341 303 253 1,660 Most Net Yards Gained Career Records 1984 Mike Irving 1,166 355 510 233 2,264 Game: 401, Kevin Ingram vs Clarion (10-31-98) All-Purpose Yards 1985 Mike Burnetta 599 225 0 0 824 Season: 3,107, Rondell White (2013) No. Yds Player Years 1986 Jason Sims 1,151 78 0 0 1,229 Career: 7,668, Rondell White (2010-13) 1. 7,668 Rondell White 2010-13 1987 Jason Sims 1,368 20 27 0 1,415 2. 6,500 Derrick Price 1987-90 1988 Derrick Price 1,373 61 534 0 1,968 3. 5,844 Osagie Osunde 2003-07 1989 Derrick Price 1,114 50 635 0 1,801 Game Records 4. 5,822 Mike Irving 1981-84 1990 Derrick Price 1,457 206 587 0 2,250 All-Purpose Yards 5. 5,373 Brandon Monk 2012-15 1991 V.Shawn Little 647 242 236 0 1,125 No. Yds Player 6. 5,147 Mke Washington 2005-08 1992 Steve Weaver 2 1,157 107 0 1,266 1. 401 Kevin Ingram vs. Clarion, 10-31-98 7. 4,210 Ron Perkins 1979-82 1993 Scott Eberly 1,110 188 0 0 1,298 2. 368 Mike Irving vs. Bloomsburg, 11-3-84 8. 4,105 Mike Eckmeyer 2000-03 1994 Rich Neal 41 881 595 0 1,517 3. 365 Jarel Elder vs. Seton Hill, 9-19-15 9. 3,821 Bill Hess 1985-88 1995 Brian Penecale 17 901 0 0 918 4. 344 Derrick Price at Millersville, 9-29-90 10. 3,785 Brian Steinmetz 2004-06 1996 Thomas Fulton 824 41 0 0 865 5. 343 Rondell White vs. LIU-Post, 10-13-12 1997 Thomas Fulton 1,228 212 150 0 1,590 6. 338 Rondell White at Gannon, 9-14-13 1998 Kevin Ingram 0 1,674 0 18 1,692 7. 326 Derrick Price at Cheyney, 11-3-90 1999 Kevin Ingram 0 1,050 0 0 1,050 8. 322 Rondell White vs. ESU, 9-24-11 2000 Jason Muchler 672 82 0 0 754 9. 310 Brandon Monk vs. ESU, 11-8-14 2001 Mike Eckmeyer 988 26 21 0 1,035 10. 309 Derrick Price vs. Mansfi eld, 11-6-88 2002 Mike Eckmeyer 1,539 112 35 0 1,686 2003 Osagie Osunde 683 242 196 142 1,263 2004 Osagie Osunde 1,151 260 615 0 2,026 Season Records 2005 Brent Steinmetz 1,188 252 108 67 1,615 All-Purpose Yards 2006 Mike Washington 140 1,170 88 29 1,427 No. Yds Player Year 2007 Mike Washington 121 1,160 0 0 1,281 1. 3,107 Rondell White 2013 2008 Jackson Fagan 979 226 192 0 1,397 2. 2,264 Mike Irving 1984 2009 Dan DePalma 30 832 8 317 1,187 3. 2,250 Derrick Price 1990 2010 Jackson Fagan 464 382 313 32 1,191 4. 2,202 Rondell White 2012 2011 Rondell White 701 409 302 22 1,434 5. 2,078 Brandon Monk 2014 2012 Rondell White 1,548 624 12 18 2,202 6. 2,026 Osagie Osunde 2004 2013 Rondell White 1,989 843 275 0 3,107 7. 1,968 Derrick Price 1988 2014 Brandon Monk 1,296 278 304 200 2,078 8. 1,835 Brandon Simmons 2004 2015 Jarel Elder 561 163 588 0 1,312 9. 1,801 Derrick Price 1989 10. 1,692 Kevin Ingram 1998 11. 1,686 Mike Eckmeyer 2002 12. 1,660 Mike Irving 1983 13. 1,650 Brent Steinmetz 2005

Rondell White is the school’s all-time leader in all-purpose yardage with Jackson Fagan led West Chester in all- 7,668 yards from 2010-2013. purpose yards in 2008 and 2010.

8822 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Scoring Records

Season Records TEAM RECORDS Most Field Goals Attempted Points Scored Game: 6, Mike Bean vs. New Haven (9-6-97) No. Player Year TDs PAT FG Pts. Most Points Scored Season: 24, Shawn Leo (2013) 1. Rondell White 2013 24 0 0 144 Game: 85 vs. Cheyney (11-14-58) Career: 69, Shawn Leo (2010-13) 2. Brian Penecale 1994 22 - - 132 Season: 564 (2013) Bill Shockley 1958 15 40-49 0-0 132 Highest Field Goal Percentage 4. Kevin Ingram 1998 21 - - 130 Most Points Scored - Both Teams Season: 90.0, Shawn Leo (2010) (9 of 10) 5. Bert Nye 1967 19 5-5 - 129 Game: 115 vs. New Haven (10-5-90) Career: 76.8, Shawn Leo (2010-13) (53 of 69) 6. Brandon Simmons 2004 20 0-0 0-0 120 7. Shawn Leo 2013 - 70-7116-24 118 Most Touchdowns Scored Longest Field Goal Made 8. Rondell White 2012 18 0-0 0-0 108 Game: 10 vs. Cheyney (11-14-58) Game: 55, Eric Wentling at Bloomsburg (10-8-83) Osagie Osunde 2004 18 0-0 0-0 108 Season: 74 (1958, 2013) PSAC RECORD 10. Tim Brown 2014 17 0-0 0-0 102 Highest Touchdowns Per Game Average 11. Kevin Ingram 1999 16 - - 100 Most PAT Kicks Made Season: 7.4 (1958) (74 touchdowns in 10 games) Game: 10, Bill Shockley vs. Cheyney (11-14-58) Touchdowns Scored Season: 70, Shawn Leo (2013) Most Field Goals Made Career: 189, Shawn Leo (2010-13) No. Player Year Rush Rec. Ret. TDs Game: 4, three times 1. Rondell White 2013 21 3 0 24 Season: 16 (2013) Most PAT Kicks Attempted 2. Brian Penecale 1994 0 22 0 22 Game: 10, Bill Shockley vs. Cheyney (11-14-58) 3. Kevin Ingram 1998 0 21 0 21 Most PAT Kicks Made Season: 71, Shawn Leo (2013) 4. Brandon Simmons 2004 0 20 0 20 Game: 10, vs. Cheyney (11-14-58) Career: 197, Alex Walsh (2005-08) 5. Bert Nye 1967 18 1 0 19 Season: 70 (2013) 6. Rondell White 2012 11 7 0 18 Highest PAT Percentage Osagie Osunde 2004 17 1 0 18 Highest Points Per Game Average Season: 98.6, Shawn Leo (2013) (70 of 71) Joe Iacone 1962 18 0 0 18 Season: 51.4 (1958) Career: 97.4, Shawn Leo (2010-13) (189 of 194) 9. Tim Brown 2014 0 17 0 17 10. Mike Washington 2008 1 15 0 16 Highest Scoring Margin MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS Brent Steinmetz 2006 15 1 0 16 Season: 44.7 (1958) (scored 514 points while Mike Washington 2006 0 16 0 16 averaging 51.4 ppg., allowed 67 points while Largest Defi cit Overcome Kevin Ingram 1999 0 16 0 16 averaging 6.7 points allowed over 10 games.) Game: 19, Clarion (9-22-73) Ron Perkins 1982 15 1 0 16 Clarion led 19-0 at halftime. WCU scored 34 unan- Longest Reception swered points in second half to win 34-19. Field Goals Made 98 yards (TD), Dick Paciaroni from Jack McAneny No. Player FGM FGA Year vs. Bloomsburg (11-12-54) Largest Defi cit Overcome in 4th Quarter 1. Shawn Leo 16 24 2013 15, American International College (10-19-74) 2. Shawn Leo 15 20 2011 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS AIC led 21-6 entering the fourth quarter. WCU 3. Shawn Leo 13 15 2012 scored 18 unanswered points to pull out a 24-21 4. Eric Wentling 12 22 1984 Most Points Scored win. 5. Brendan Paulison 11 13 2015 Game: 30, Mike Washington vs. Clarion (8-26-05); 6. John Marotta 10 16 1988 Rocky Rees vs. Mansfi eld (11-2-68); Joe Iacone vs. Largest Defi cit Overcome By Opponent 7. Rich Bruno 9 16 2014 Cheyney (11-9-62); Jim Pribula (1960). in a game: Shawn Leo 9 10 2010 Season: 144, Rondell White (2013) 35, Bloomsburg (10-22-11) Career: 360, Mike Washington (2005-08) Tony Garcia 9 17 1998 NCAA DII RECORD (Tied All Division Record) WCU led 35-0 with 10:29 remaining 2nd qtr. Most Touchdowns Scored Field Goals Attempted Bloomsburg scored 55 unanswered points to Game: 5, Mike Washington vs. Clarion (8-26-05); take a 55-42 victory at Farrell Stadium. No. Player FGA FGM Year Rocky Rees vs. Mansfi eld (11-2-68); Joe Iacone vs. 1. Shawn Leo 24 16 2013 Cheyney (11-9-62); Jim Pribula (1960) Largest Defi cit Overcome By Opponent in 2. Eric Wentling 22 12 1984 Season: 24, Rondell White (2013) 4th Quarter 3. Shawn Leo 20 15 2011 Career: 60, Mike Washington (2005-08) 20, New Haven (10-5-90) 4. Tony Garcia 17 9 1998 WCU led 51-31 entering the 4th qtr. New Haven scored Ryan Brandes 17 8 1993 Most Touchdowns Responsible For 27 unanswered points to take a 58-51 lead. WCU scored Gerry Desmond 17 8 1985 Game: 7, Mike Mitros vs. Kutztown (11-13-99); Ed a TD with 4 minutes remaining, but the 2-point conversion Brown vs. New Haven (10-5-90) failed. Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 attempts) Season: 45, Dave McDonald (1994) No. Player FG% FGM-FGA Year Career: 111, Mike Mitros (1996-99) Most Consecutive Games Without a Tie 1. Shawn Leo 90.0 9-10 2010 329, (from 10-26-45, to 10-31-80); ended with a 2. Shawn Leo 86.7 13-15 2012 Most Field Goals Made 24-24 tie vs. Cheyney, 11-8-80 3. Brendan Paulison 84.6 11-13 2015 Game: 4, three times – most recent Shawn Leo NCAA DII RECORD 4. Shawn Leo 75.0 15-20 2011 at Bloomsburg (11-30-13) 5. Jim Zelenak 72.7 8-11 1979 Season: 16, Shawn Leo (2013) Most Consecutive Games Without Being 6. Eric Wentling 70.0 7-10 1982 Career: 53, Shawn Leo (2010-13) Shutout 7. Shawn Leo 66.7 16-24 2013 100, (from 10-28-00, to 8-27-09); ended with a 8. John Marotta 62.5 10-16 1988 35-0 loss at Delaware, 9-4-09 9. John Smink 61.5 8-13 1992 John Smink 61.5 8-13 1991 7. Chris Hill 45 49 2009 2. Rich Bruno 68 59 2014 8. Rocky Davis 43 50 2003 3. Barry Stevenson 58 52 1971 Extra Point Kicks Made John Marotta 43 46 1988 4. Alex Walsh 57 50 2008 No. Player XPM XPA Year 10. Rick Stevenson 42 45 1970 5. Alex Walsh 54 50 2006 1. Shawn Leo 70 71 2013 Rick Stevenson 42 54 1969 6. Rick Stevenson 54 42 1969 2. Rich Bruno 59 68 2014 7. Rocky Davis 50 43 2003 3. Barry Stevenson 52 58 1971 Extra Point Kicks Attempted 8. Shawn Leo 49 48 2012 4. Alex Walsh 50 57 2008 No. Player XPA XPM Year Chris Hill 49 45 2009 Alex Walsh 50 54 2006 1. Shawn Leo 71 70 2013 Bill Shockley 49 40 1958 6. Shawn Leo 48 49 2012 2012 Online Guide 8833 West Chester Football Scoring Records

Yearly Scoring Leaders Year Player TD PAT FG Pts 1951 Fred Prender 9 25-29 - 79 1952 Earl Hersh 14 5-9 - 89 1953 Fred Prender 10 12-16 - 72 1954 Jack McDowell 8 2-2 - 50 1955 Ed Morrell 5 - - 30 1956 1957 Rob Mosteller 8 19-35 - 67 1958 William Shockley 15 40-49 - 131 1959 William Shockley 8 31-38 1- 82 1960 Jim Pribula - 1-1 0 79 1961 Jim Pribula - 28-37 5- 85 1962 Joe Iacone 16 - - 93 1963 John Gerney 5 - - 30 1964 John Florence 9 - - 54 1965 Roger Grove 5 5-12 - 35 1966 Don Wilkinson 8 - - 48 1967 Bert Nye 19 5-7 - 129 1968 Bert Nye 12 - - 72 1969 Paul Dunkelberger 11 - - 66 1970 Rocky Rees 10 - - 60 1971 Bob Wolfram 9 - - 54 1972 Phil Hosser 15 - - 90 Mike Washington scored a school- Dan DePalma scored 18 touchdowns in 1973 Guy van Alstine 7 - - 44 record 60 touchdowns and 360 points his two seasons as a wide receiver. He 1974 Guy van Alstine 13 - - 82 in his illustrious career. spent three years in the NFL on prac- 1975 Herb Mills 6 - - 36 1976 Bill Blystone 12 - - 72 Career Records tice squads and is currently playing in 1977 Joe Senser 4 - - 26 Points Scored the Canadian Football League. 1978 Kurt Mendhardt - 10-11 6-7 27 No. Player Years Pts. 1979 Ron Perkins 7 - - 42 1. Mike Washington 2005-08 360 Field Goal Percentage (min. 20 attempts) 1980 Tyrone Scott 9 - - 54 2. Shawn Leo 2010-13 348 No. Player FG% FGM-FGA Year 1981 Ron Perkins 14 - - 84 3. Osagie Osunde 2004-07 342 1. Shawn Leo 77% 53-69 2010-13 1982 Ron Perkins 16 - - 96 4. Rondell White 2010-13 330 2. Alex Walsh 71% 24-34 2005-08 1983 Mike Irving 8 - - 48 5. Brian Penecale 1992-95 292 3. John Smink 62% 16-26 1991-92 1984 Mike Irving 14 - - 84 6. Kevin Ingram 1995-99 278 4. John Marotta 61% 30-49 1987-90 1985 Mike Burnetta 10 - - 62 7. Joe Iacone 1960-62 258 5. Dan Wilbourne 59% 19-32 2001-04 1986 Mike Burnetta 13 - - 78 8. Alex Walsh 2005-08 251 6. Eric Wentling 58% 26-45 1982-84 1987 Todd Madison 12 - - 72 9. Ron Perkins 1979-82 246 7. Gerry Desmond 50% 16-32 1985-86 1988 John Marotta - 43-46 10-16 73 10. John Marotta 1987-90 245 1989 Derrick Price 12 - - 72 Extra Point Kicks Made 1990 George Reid 10 - - 60 Touchdowns Scored No. Player XPM XPA Year 1991 Scott Eberly 9 - - 54 No. Player Year TDs 1. Shawn Leo 189 194 2010-13 1992 Steve Weaver 14 - - 86 1. Mike Washington 2005-08 60 2. Alex Walsh 179 197 2005-08 1993 Brian Penecale 12 - - 72 2. Osagie Osunde 2003-07 57 3. John Marotta 154 173 1987-90 1994 Brian Penecale 22 - - 132 3. Rondell White 2010-13 55 4. Barry Stevenson 118 133 1972-73 1995 Brian Peneacle 14 - - 88 4. Brian Penecale 1993-95 48 5. Rick Stevenson 108 127 1968-70 1996 Kevin Ingram 8 - - 54 5. Ron Perkins 1979-82 41 6. Eric Wentling 86 93 1981-84 1997 Bill Lowe 7 - - 44 6. Joe Iacone 1960-62 40 7. Ryan Brandes 71 89 1993-96 1998 Kevin Ingram 21 - - 130 7. Bert Nye 1965-68 38 Bill Shockley 71 87 1958-59 1999 Kevin Ingram 16 - - 100 8. Brent Steinmetz 2004-06 37 2000 Chris Shaffer 4 - - 26 Kevin Ingram 1996-99 37 Extra Point Kicks Attempted 2001 Mike Eckmeyer 6 - - 36 10. Mike Eckmeyer 2001-03 31 No. Player XPA XPM Year 2002 Mike Eckmeyer 15 - - 92 Mike Irving 1981-84 31 1. Alex Walsh 197 179 2005-08 2003 Osagie Osunde 14 - - 84 2. Shawn Leo 194 189 2010-13 2004 Brandon Simmons 20 - - 120 Field Goals Made 3. John Marotta 173 154 1987-90 2005 Brent Steinmetz 15 - - 90 No. Player FGM FGA Year 4. Barry Stevenson 133 118 1972-73 Mike Washington 15 - - 90 1. Shawn Leo 53 69 2010-13 5. Rick Stevenson 127 108 1968-70 2006 Brent Steinmetz 16 - - 96 2. John Marotta 30 49 1987-90 6. Shawn Leo 123 119 2010-12 Mike Washington 16 - - 96 3. Eric Wentling 26 45 1982-84 7. Eric Wentling 93 86 1981-84 2007 Osagie Osunde 13 - - 78 4. Alex Walsh 24 34 2005-08 8. Ryan Brandes 89 71 1993-96 2008 Mike Washington 16 - - 96 5. Dan Wilbourne 19 32 2001-04 9. Bill Shockley 87 71 1958-59 2009 Chris Hill - 45-49 6-11 63 2010 D’Andre Webb 11 - - 66 Field Goals Attempted 2011 Shawn Leo - 35-36 15-20 80 No. Player FGA FGM Year 2012 Rondell White 18 - - 108 1. Shawn Leo 69 53 2010-13 2013 Rondell White 24 - - 144 2. John Marotta 49 30 1987-90 2014 Tim Brown 17 - - 108 3. Eric Wentling 45 26 1982-84 2015 Brendan Paulison - 34 11 67 4. Ryan Brandes 40 17 1993-96 5. Alex Walsh 34 24 2005-08 6. Dan Wilbourne 32 19 2001-04 Gerry Desmond 32 16 1985-86

8844 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Punting Records

TEAM RECORDS Most Punts Season: 82 (1995)

Fewest Punts Season: 25 (1958)

Highest Yards Per Punt Average Season: 41.8 (1998)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most Punts Game: 12, Ron Till vs. Millersville, 10-5-79; John Young at Delaware, 10-18-69 Season: 67 (1978) Career: 196, Chart Hollenbach (1985-88)

Highest Yards Per Punt Average Season (min 20 punts): 42.2, Alex Walsh (2008) Career (min 50 punts): 42.1, Alex Walsh (2005-08)

Longest Punt Game: 80, Mike Bean vs. Cal, 11-11-95 Rich Bruno, a WCU Scholar-Athlete Chart Hollenbach, seen here scoring of the Year winner in both 2014 and on a fake punt play, is WCU’s all-time Season Records – Team 2015, ranks sixth all-time in punting at leading punter in punts and yardage. the school. Punts No. Punts Yards Year Season Records – Individual Career Records – Individual 1. 82 2,786 1995 2. 80 2,818 1978 Punts Punts 3. 76 2,648 1979 No. Player Punts Yards Year No. Player Punts Yards Years 4. 73 2,547 2000 1. Ron Till 67 2,410 1978 1. Chart Hollenbach 196 7,571 1985-88 5. 70 2,409 1994 2. John Young 66 2,313 1970 2. Ken Dillon 183 6,643 1979-82 6. 68 2,444 1977 3. Don Wolf 66 2,430 1977 3. Ron Minck 174 6,634 1998-01 7. 66 2,369 1985 4. Kris Olsen 65 2,310 1994 4. Mike Bean 155 5,759 1995-97 8. 66 2,313 1970 5. Chart Hollenbach 63 2,380 1985 5. Dan Wilbourne 145 5,270 2002-04 9. 65 2,483 1955 6. Mike Bean 63 2,375 1997 6. Rich Bruno 140 5,329 2011-14 10. 63 2.375 1997 7. Dan Wilbourne 59 2,045 2002 Bill Pryor 140 4.922 1991-93 8. Ken Dillon 56 1,951 1982 7. Chris Hill 124 4,813 2008-11 Punting Yards 9. Bill Pryor 56 2,083 1993 8. John Young 116 4,113 1969-70 No. Yards Punts Year 10. Rich Bruno 54 2,134 2013 1. 2,818 80 1978 Chart Hollenbach 54 2,081 1986 Punting Yards 2. 2,786 82 1995 No. Player Yards Punts Years 3. 2,648 76 1979 Punting Yards 1. Chart Hollenbach 7,571 196 1985-88 4. 2,547 73 2000 No. Player Yards Punts Year 2. Ken Dillon 6,643 183 1979-82 5. 2,483 65 1975 1. Don Wolf 2,430 66 1977 2. Ron Minck 6,634 174 1998-01 6. 2,444 68 1977 2. Ron Till 2,410 67 1978 3. Mike Bean 5,759 155 1995-97 7. 2,409 70 1994 3. Chart Hollenbach 2,380 63 1985 4. Rich Bruno 5,329 140 2011-14 8. 2,375 63 1997 4. Mike Bean 2,375 63 1997 5. Dan Wilbourne 5,270 145 2002-04 9. 2,369 66 1985 5. John Young 2,313 65 1994 6. Bill Pryor 4,922 140 1991-93 10. 2,313 66 1970 6. Kris Olsen 2,310 66 1970 7. Chris Hill 4,813 124 2008-11 7. Rich Bruno 2,134 54 2013 8. John Young 4,113 116 1969-70 Punting Average 7. Bill Pryor 2,083 56 1993 No. Avg. Punts Yards Year 8. Chart Hollenbach 2,081 54 1986 Punting Average (min. 35 punts) 1. 41.8 40 1,674 1998 9. Dan Wilbourne 2,045 59 2002 No. Player Avg. Punts Yards Years 2. 41.1 42 1,727 2010 1. Alex Walsh 42.1 67 2,822 2005-08 3. 40.9 42 1,716 2008 Punting Average 2. Joseph Chilbert 41.9 73 3,059 1954-55 4. 40.1 47 1,883 1954 No. Player Avg. Punts Yds Year 3. Jack Wendland 39.1 37 1,445 1955-58 5. 40.0 44 1,760 2007 1. Alex Walsh 42.2 38 1,605 2008 4. Chris Hill 38.8 124 4,813 2008-11 6. 39.8 38 1,514 2006 2. Joseph Chilbert 42.1 31 1,306 1955 5. Chart Hollenbach 38.5 196 7,571 1985-88 7. 39.5 54 2,134 2013 3. Alex Walsh 42.0 29 1,219 2007 6. Rich Bruno 38.1 140 5,329 2011-14 8. 39.0 40 1,561 1988 4. Ron Minck 42.0 39 1,637 1998 Ron Minck 38.1 174 6,634 1998-01 5. Chart Hollenbach 41.6 37 1,540 1988 Fewest Punts 6. Joseph Chilbert 41.5 42 1,753 1954 No. Punts Yards Year 7. Chris Hill 41.4 41 1,696 2010 1. 25 985 1958 8. Jack Wendland 39.9 11 439 1957 2. 27 922 1952 9. Anthony Belasco 39.8 38 1,514 2006 3. 28 953 1961 10. Jack Wendland 39.8 12 475 1958 4. 30 1,100 1965 5. 31 1,306 1955 6. 33 1,137 1960 7. 34 1,246 2012 2012 Online Guide 8855 West Chester Football Return Records

Most Kick Returns Most Punt Returns Season Records – Punt Returns Game: 8, Derrick Price at Jacksonville St., 11-19-88 Game: 7, John Goldsworthy vs. Glassboro St., 9-20-85 Punt Returns Season: 33, Rich Neal (1994) Season: 42, Bill Hess (1987) No. Player Ret. Yards Avg. Year Career: 93, Derrick Price (1987-90) Career: 76, Bill Hess (1985-88) 1. Bill Hess 42 234 5.8 1987 2. Denny Shenk 40 357 8.9 1966 Most Net Yards Gained Most Net Yards Gained 3. John Goldsworthy 37 313 8.5 1985 Game:169, Jamie Albrecht vs. ESU, 10-12-96 Game: 177, Mike Irving vs. Cheyney, 9-23-83 4. Kevin Garland 33 268 8.1 2007 Season: 635, Derrick Price (1989) Season: 357, Denny Shank (1966) 5. Bill Lowe 28 157 5.6 1997 Career: 2,173, Derrick Price (1987-90) Career: 946, Mike Irving (1981-84) 6. Dan Bedesma 25 151 6.0 1977 Barry Stout 25 324 12.9 1969 Highest Yards Per Return Average Highest Yards Per Return Average 8. Chris Mooney 24 156 6.5 1994 Season (min. 15 ret.): 29.7, Brandon Monk (2013) Season (min. 10 ret): 22.0, Paul Dunkelberger (1969) Bill Hess 24 126 5.3 1986 Career (min 40 ret.): 26.9, Brandon Monk (2012-15) Career (min 20 ret): 15.2, Brandon Simmons (2002-05) Punt Return Yardage Longest Kickoff Return Longest Punt Return No. Player Ret. Yards Avg. Year Season: 97, Brandon Monk (vs. Cal - 2013) Game: 95, Mike Irving at Delaware St., 9-27-81; 1. Denny Shank 40 357 8.9 1966 Nick Giunta vs. Penn Military College, 10-17-41 2. Barry Stout 25 324 12.9 1969 3. John Goldsworthy 37 313 8.5 1985 4. Brandon Simmons 20 303 15.1 2005 Season Records – Kick Returns Career – Kick Returns 5. Kevin Garland 14 288 20.6 2004 Kickoff Returns Kickoff Returns 6. Mike Irving 18 280 15.6 1986 No. Player Ret. Yards Avg. Year No. Player Ret. Yards Avg. Years 7. Kevin Garland 33 268 8.1 2007 1. Rich Neal 33 595 18.0 1994 1. Derrick Price 93 2,173 23.4 1987-90 8. Dan DePalma 14 256 18.3 2008 2. Jarel Elder 25 588 23.5 2015 2. Mike Irving 75 1,526 20.3 1981-84 Derrick Price 25 587 23.5 1990 3. Brandon Monk 66 1,777 26.9 2012-15 Punt Return Average (min. 10 returns) Derrick Price 25 635 25.4 1989 4. Rondell White 50 1,030 20.6 2010-13 No. Player Ret. Yards Avg. Year 5. Derrick Price 24 534 22.2 1988 Montik Goodwin 50 1991-93 1. Paul Dunkelberger 10 220 22.0 1969 6. Jarel Elder 23 585 25.4 2014 6. Osagie Osunde 49 1,091 22.3 2003-07 2. Kevin Garland 14 288 20.6 2009 Rondell White 23 441 19.2 2010 7. Jarel Elder 48 1,173 24.4 2014-15 3. Dan DePalma 14 256 18.3 2008 Kevin Garland 23 567 24.7 2007 Rich Neal 48 896 18.7 1993-94 4. Paul Dunkelberger 10 173 17.3 1967 A. Wilkerson 23 405 17.6 1998 9. Tyrone Scott 46 915 19.9 1978-80 5. Greg Herr 12 195 16.3 1971 10. Brandon Monk 22 654 29.7 2013 10. Brandon Simmons 43 995 23.1 2002-05 6. Mike Irving 18 280 15.5 1981 Montik Goodwin 22 419 19.0 1993 7. Brandon Monk 13 200 15.4 2014 Kickoff Return Yardage 8. Brandon Simmons 20 303 15.1 2005 Kickoff Return Yardage No. Player Yards Ret. Avg. Years 9. Mike Irving 12 180 15.0 1982 No. Player Yards Ret. Avg. Year 1. Derrick Price 2,173 93 23.4 1987-90 Career – Punt Returns 1. Brandon Monk 654 22 29.7 2013 2. Brandon Monk 1,777 66 26.9 2012-15 2. Derrick Price 635 25 25.4 1989 Punt Returns 3. Mike Irving 1,526 75 20.3 1981-84 No. Player Ret. Yards Avg. Years 3. Rich Neal 595 33 18.0 1994 4. Jarel Elder 1,173 48 24.4 2014-15 1. Mike Irvin 71 946 13.3 1981-84 4. Jarel Elder 588 25 23.5 2015 5. Osagie Osunde 1,091 49 22.3 2003-07 2. Bill Hess 66 360 5.5 1986-87 5. Derrick Price 587 25 23.5 1990 6. Rondell White 1,030 50 20.6 2010-13 3. George Reid 64 516 8.6 1988-90 6. Jarel Elder 585 23 25.4 2014 7. Brandon Simmons 995 43 23.1 2002-05 4. Bill Lowe 59 291 4.9 1997-99 7. Kevin Garland 567 23 24.7 2007 8. Kevin Garland 918 42 21.9 2007-09 5. Brandon Monk 50 626 12.5 2012-15 8. Derrick Price 534 24 22.2 1988 9. Tyrone Scott 915 46 19.9 1978-80 6. Kevin Ingram 49 307 6.3 1995-99 9. Mike Irving 510 21 24.3 1984 10. Rich Neal 896 48 18.7 1993-94 10. Merritt Kersey 466 19 24.5 1973 7. John Goldsworth 48 313 8.5 1985 8. Kevin Garland 47 556 11.8 2007-09 Kickoff Return Average (min. 40 returns) Kickoff Return Average (min. 15 returns) No. Player Avg. Ret. Yards Years No. Player Avg. Ret. Yards Year Punt Return Yardage 1. Brandon Monk 26.9 66 1,777 2012-15 No. Player Yards Ret. Avg. Years 1. Brandon Monk 29.7 22 654 2013 2. Jarel Elder 24.4 48 1,173 2014-15 1. Mike Irving 946 71 13.3 1981-84 2. Guy van Alstine 28.5 16 456 1974 3. Derrick Price 23.4 93 2,173 1987-90 2. Brandon Monk 626 50 12.5 2012-15 3. Guy van Alstine 25.9 16 415 2000 4. Brandon Simmons 23.1 43 995 2002-05 3. Kevin Garland 556 47 11.8 2007-09 4. Brandon Monk 25.6 17 436 2012 5. Osagie Osunde 22.3 49 1,091 2003-07 4. George Reid 516 64 8.6 1988-90 Osagie Osunde 25.6 18 460 2004 6. Kevin Garland 21.9 42 918 2007-09 5. Chad Weaver 382 45 8.5 2002-04 6. Jarel Elder 25.4 23 585 2014 7. Rondell White 20.6 50 1,030 2010-13 Merritt Kersey 382 38 10.1 1972-73 Derrick Price 25.4 25 635 1989 8. Mike Irving 20.3 75 1,526 1981-84 7. Bill Hess 360 66 5.5 1986-87 8. John Goldsworth 313 48 8.5 1985

Punt Return Average (min. 20 returns) No. Player Avg. Ret. Yards Years 1. Brandon Simmons 15.2 20 303 2002-05 2. Mike Irving 13.3 71 946 1981-84 3. Brandon Monk 12.5 50 626 2012-15 4. Kevin Garland 11.8 47 556 2007-09 5. Shannon Green 11.0 23 253 1992 6. Merritt Kersey 10.1 38 382 1972-73 7. George Reid 8.6 64 516 1988-90 8. Chad Weaver 8.5 45 382 2002-04 John Goldsworth 8.5 48 313 1985

Brandon Monk currently holds the school record for the highest kick return average in a career with a 27.3 per return average.

8866 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Team Defensive Records

Scoring Defense Most Points Allowed Game: 84 at Delaware 9-23-00 Season: 358 (2010)

Most Touchdowns Allowed Game: 12 at Delaware 9-23-00 Season: 47 (2010)

Most Shutouts By Season: 7 (1923)

Most Consecutive Shutouts 11 (Began with 8-0 victory over Millersville in fi nal game of 1922 season and ended with a 6-0 loss to Dickinson Seminary in Williamsport, Pa. in fourth game of the 1924 season.)

** Game stats since 1978 and Season stats since 1951 ** Total Defense Passing Defense Most Plays Against Most Attempts Against Fewest Net Yards Allowed Game: 101 at Shippensburg, 10-8-11 Game: 61 at Shippensburg, 10-8-11 Game: 0, at Lenoir-Rhyne 12-14-13 Season: 1,024 (2013) Season: 461 (2013) Season: 359 (1952) Fewest Plays Against Most Touchdown Passes Allowed Game: 31, at Villanova, 8-28-97 Fewest Attempts Against Season: 364 (1952) – 7 games Game: 0, at Lenoir-Rhyne 12-14-13 Game: 5, 4 times (vs. Slippery Rock, 11-14-15; at Season: 112 (1952) Gannon, 9-14-13; at Kutztown, 10-30-10; Most Net Yards Allowed at Millersville, 10-24-98) Game: 661 at Jacksonville State, 11-19-88 Most Completions Allowed Season: 26 (1997) Season: 5,250 (2013) Game: 36 at Kutztown, 9-22-12 Season: 239 (2012) Most Interceptions By Fewest Net Yards Allowed Game: 8 vs. Bloomsburg, 9-26-86 Game: 47 vs. Cheyney, 11-1-14 Fewest Completions Allowed Season: 27, twice (1986; 1987) Season: 806 (1963) Game: 0, at Lenoir-Rhyne 12-14-13 Rushing Defense Season: 29 (1952) Most Sacks By Game: 10 vs. East Stroudsburg, 10-1-94 Most Attempts Against Most Net Yards Allowed Season: 55 (1988) Game: 78 at Delaware, 11-21-81 Game: 470 vs. Clarion, 9-10-94 Season: 603 (2004) Season: 3,381 (1994) Most Sacks Allowed Game: 10 at Delaware, 9-9-95 Fewest Attempts Against Game: 12 at Mansfi eld, 10-26-85 Season: 264 (1963)

Most Net Yards Allowed Game: 566 at Jacksonville State, 11-19-88 Season: 2,388 (2004) Fewest Net Yards Allowed Game: -57 vs. Mansfi eld, 11-6-88 Season: 234 (1967) Most Rushing Touchdowns Allowed Game: 7, twice (at Delaware, 11-13-82; 9-23-00) Season: 24 (1973) First Downs Most First Downs Allowed Game: 32, three times (at Shippensburg, 10-8-11; at Kutztown, 10-21-06; at Delaware, 9-16-78) Season: 275 (2013) – 15 games Fewest First Downs Allowed Game: 3, vs. Cheyney, 11-1-14 Season: 69 (1964) Most Rushing First Downs Allowed Game: 24 at Delaware, 11-21-81 Assistant Coach Gerald Toney talks to West Chester’s defense during a timeout. Most Passing First Downs Allowed Game: 24 vs. Clarion, 9-10-94 2012 Online Guide 8877 West Chester Football Defensive Records

Sacks Most Total Tackles Most Fumble Recoveries No. Player Year Sacks Game: 25, John Minnino at Bloomsburg, 11-16-85 Game: 3, Joe Brooks at Delaware, 9-21-02; 1. Pat Ellis 1988 15.0 Season: 150, Bill Edgar (1973) Pete Robinson at Delaware, 9-15-79 2. Andrew Cohen 2015 13.5 Career: 407, Lateef Ferguson (2004-07) Season: 8, John Minnino (1985) 3. George Veneziale 1978 13.0 Career: 12, John Minnino (1983-85) 4. Greg Espenshade 1988 11.0 Most Unassisted Tackles 5. Andrew Cohen 2014 10.5 Game: 19, John Minnino at Bloomsburg, 11-16-85 Most Fumble Recoveries Returned For A TD Eric Krohn 1992 10.5 Season: 96 Bill Edgar (1973) Game: 1, several times (last by John O’Donnell Mike Carnesale 1987 10.5 Career: 240, Lee Woodall (1989-93) at California (Pa.) 9-29-12) Season: 4, Jim Pribula (1959) Interceptions Most Assisted Tackles Career: 5, Jim Pribula (1959-61) No. Player Year INT Game: 13, Ronell Williams vs. Shippensburg, 10- 1. Denny Shank 1967 12 20-12; John Minnino at Kutztown, 10-22-83 Longest Fumble Return 2. Joe Maida 1983 7 Season: 87, Bill Edgar (1973) 90 TD, Marcellus Simmons at Buffalo, 9-27-97 Shawn Miles 1983 7 Career: 227, Bill Edgar (1971-73) Dan Bedesein 1978 7 West Chester University Individual Safeties Most Tackles For A Loss (since 1971) Career Records Game: 6, Jason Swint at ESU, 9-30-95 1981 - Pete Bumbulsky (2) 1998 - Adrian Wilkerson Total Tackles Season: 30, Pat Ellis (1988) 1983 - Bill McConaghy (2) 1999 - Matt Jesson No. Player Years UT AT TT Career: 63, Ben Tonon (1994-97) 1987 - Dominic Kurtyan 2001 - Duane Thomas 1. Lateef Ferguson 2004-07 237 170 407 1991 - Mike Gifford 2014 - Joe Matcovich 2. Lee Woodall 1989-93 244 153 397 Most Sacks By 1995 - Jay Jairdullo 2015 - George Shipp 3. Ronell Williams 2011-14 153 223 376 Game: 4, four times (last by Vlad Garbovsky 4. Bill Edgar 1971-73 145 227 372 at Edinboro, 9-1-07) Defensive Two-point Conversions 5. John Minnino 1983-85 233 137 370 Season: 15, Pat Ellis (1988); Dominic Kurtyan vs. Kutztown, 10-7-88 6. Doug Jacobs 1980-83 208 140 348 George Veneziale (1978) Graham Eggleston at Shippensburg, 9-27-03 7. Joe Maida 1981-83 205 112 317 Career: 33.5, Andrew Cohen (2012-15) 8. Ben Tonon 1994-97 195 120 315 9. Mike Labor 2011-14 140 169 309 Most Interceptions By Season Records Total Tackles 10. Mike Dell 2006-09 184 93 277 Game: 3, six times (last by Jim McCullough vs. Bloomsburg, 11-1-03) No. Player Year UT AT TT 1. Bill Edgar 1973 63 87 150 Unassisted Tackles Season: 12, Denny Shank (1967) No. Player Years UT Career: 21, Denny Shank (1965-67) 2. Lee Woodall 1993 76 64 140 3. John Minnino 1984 84 51 135 1. Lee Woodall 1989-93 240 2. Lateef Ferguson 2004-07 237 Most Interceptions Returned For A TD 4. Dave Fisher 1972 62 68 130 5. Steve Grundy 1979 96 33 129 3. John Minnino 1983-85 233 Game: 1, several times (last by Shaquil James vs. 4. Doug Jacobs 1980-83 211 E. Stroudsburg, 11-7-15) 6. Paul Nanni 1983 68 58 126 Joe Maida 1982 83 43 126 Justin Foster 1993-95 211 Season: 4, Jim Pribula (1959) 6. Ben Tonon 1994-97 195 Career: 5, Jim Pribula (1959-61) 8. John Minnino 1983 71 54 125 9. Doug Jacobs 1981 75 48 123 7. Mike Dell 2006-09 184 10. Bill Edgar 1972 45 77 122 8. Joe Maida 1981-83 181 Longest Interception Return 9. Matt Cozza 1996-99 158 98 TD, Jim Pribula at ESU, 10-11-59 Unassisted Tackles Paul Nanni 1982-84 158 Game Records No. Player Year UT Total Tackles 1. Steve Grundy 1979 96 Assisted Tackles No. Player Tackles 2. John Minnino 1984 84 No. Player Years AT 1. John Minnino at Bloomsburg, 11-16-85 25 3. Joe Maida 1983 83 1. Bill Edgar 1971-73 227 2. John Minnino at Kutztown, 10-22-83 23 4. Lee Woodall 1991 79 2. Ronell Williams 2011-14 223 3. Lateef Ferguson 2004-07 170 3. Jimmy Lewis vs. Millersville, 10-14-06 20 5. John Minnino 1984 78 6. Lee Woodall 1993 76 4. Mike Labor 2011-14 169 4. Ronell Williams vs. Shippensburg, 10-20-12 18 5. Lee Woodall 1989-93 153 Mike Mignogno vs. Bloomsburg, 10-30-04 18 7. Doug Jacobs 1981 75 8. Paul Nanni 1984 73 6. John Minnino 1983-85 137 Lee Woodall at Delaware, 9-25-93 18 Doug Jacobs 1980-83 137 Lee Woodall at Mansfi eld, 9-28-91 18 Jim Bauer 1981 73 10. John Minnino 1983 71 8. Eric Edwers 2010-13 135 Paul Nanni vs. Millersville, 10-1-83 18 Ben Tonon 1994-97 120 8. Ronell Williams vs. ESU, 10-6-12 17 10. Anthony McCloskey 2010-13 117 Ben Tonon at Delaware, 9-21-96 17 Assisted Tackles No. Player Year AT 1. Bill Edgar 1973 87 Tackles For A Loss Tackles For A Loss (since 1991) No. Player Years TFL No. Player TFL 2. Ronell Williams 2012 80 3. Bill Edgar 1972 77 1. Ben Tonon 1994-97 63.0 1. Jason Swint at ESU, 9-30-95 6.0 4. Dave Fisher 1972 68 2. Andrew Cohen 2012-15 56.0 2. Andrew Cohen vs. SRU, 11-22-14 5.5 5. Lee Woodall 1993 64 3. Graham Eggleston 2001-04 38.5 3. Mike Culbreath vs. Cheyney, 11-1-14 5.0 Paul Givler 1973 64 4. Mike Labor 2011-14 37.0 Brian Kersey vs. Kutztown, 10-13-01 5.0 7. Bill Edgar 1971 63 Sam Scott 2005-09 37.0 Brian Kersey at Mansfi eld, 10-9-99 5.0 8. Paul Nanni 1983 58 6. Greg Espenshade 1988-89 35.0 Ben Tonon vs. Cheyney, 10-18-97 5.0 Mike Green 1973 58 Ben Tonon at Delaware, 9-21-96 5.0 10. John Minnino 1983 54 Sacks Jason Swint vs. New Haven, 10-7-95 5.0 Ben Tonon 1996 54 No. Player Years Sacks Eric Krohn vs. ESU, 11-14-92 5.0 1. Andrew Cohen 2012-15 33.5 Lee Woodall at Cheyney, 10-3-92 5.0 Tackles For A Loss 2. Doug Jacobs 1980-83 21.5 No. Player Year TFL 3. Pat Ellis 1986-88 20.5 Sacks (since 1991) 1. Pat Ellis 1988 28 4. Jason Swint 1993-95 20.0 5. Graham Eggleston 2001-04 19.5 No. Player Sacks 2. Ben Tonon 1996 24 Greg Espenshade 1988 24 1. Vlad Garbovsky at Edinboro, 9-1-07 4.0 Interceptions 4. Ben Tonon 1997 22 John Mohollen 1989 22 No. Player Years INT 1. Denny Shank 1965-67 21 2. Joe Maida 1981-83 15 8888 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football Defensive Records

Yearly Leaders - Total Tackles Yearly Leaders - Tackles For A Loss 2012 Andrew Cohen 4.5 2013 Eric Edwers 7.0 Year Player UT AT TT Year Player Tackles For A Loss 2014 Andrew Cohen 10.5 1971 Bill Edger 37 63 100 1991 Lou Berman 8.0 2015 Andrew Cohen 13.5 1972 Dave Fisher 62 68 130 1992 Lee Woodall 12.0 1973 Bill Edger 63 87 150 1993 Brian Hearns 6.0 1994 John McDowell 7.0 1974 Yearly Leaders - Interceptions 1975 Robert Nowell 7.0 1976 1995 Ben Tonon 7.0 Year Player Interceptions 1977 Jason Swint 7.0 1971 Tom Lopata 3 1978 1996 Ben Tonon 22.0 Bruce Udovich 3 1979 1997 Ben Tonon 15.5 1972 5 tied 2 1980 Jim Buskirk 59 42 101 1998 Rob Colontrelle 12.0 1973 3 tied 2 1981 Doug Jacob 75 48 123 1999 Duane Thomas 12.0 1974 Kevin McAneny 3 1982 Joe Maida 83 43 126 2000 Rashieem Reed 13.0 1975 Dave Kline 5 1983 Paul Nanni 68 58 126 2001 Brain Kersey 12.0 1976 Chuck Myers 5 1984 John Mininno 84 51 135 2002 Graham Eggleston 17.0 1977 Mike Skalamera 5 1985 John Mininno 78 32 110 2003 Jake Walker 10.0 Dave Kline 5 1986 Pat Tryson 50 22 72 2004 Graham Eggleston 12.0 1978 Dan Bedesem 7 1987 Pat Tryson 42 37 79 2005 Jimmy Lewis 14.5 1979 John Buechele 4 1988 Paul Vanscovich 54 33 87 2006 Dave Montgomery 12.0 Steve Grundy 4 1989 Paul Vanscovich 44 38 82 2007 Sam Scott 14.0 1980 4 tied 3 1990 John Garabarino 48 34 82 2008 Mike Walter 12.5 1981 Don Cooke 6 1991 Lee Woodall 79 38 117 2009 Sam Scott 17.0 1982 Joe Maida 6 1992 Lee Woodall 66 35 101 2010 Travis Ford-Bey 8.5 1983 Joe Maida 7 1993 Lee Woodall 76 64 140 2011 Lew Esposito 8.0 Shawn Niles 7 1994 Justin Foster 69 18 87 2012 Andrew Cohen 7.5 1984 Everard Lewis 4 1995 Ben Tonon 58 24 82 2013 Mike Labor 13.0 Bob Grundy 4 1996 Ben Tonon 34 54 88 2014 Andrew Cohen 20.0 1985 Matt Gillen 5 1997 Ben Tonon 70 31 101 2015 Andrew Cohen 20.0 1986 3 tied 4 1987 Jerome Watts 6 1998 Matt Coza 62 25 87 Yearly Leaders - Sacks 1999 LeRoy Miller 32 19 51 1988 Jerome Watts 6 2000 Rashieem Reed 43 40 63 Year Player Sacks 1989 Todd Fine 4 2001 Brain Kersey 48 12 60 1971 Doug Olsen 10.0 1990 5 tied 2 2002 Brandon Neely 52 25 77 1972 Doug Olsen 6.0 1991 Lee Woodall 4 2003 Chris Tagye 35 22 57 1973 Jack Sweeney 5.0 1992 Ed Luckey 5 2004 Joe Brooks 46 33 79 1974 1993 Montik Goodwin 5 2005 Lateef Ferguson 64 38 102 1975 1994 Justin Foster 4 2006 Lateef Ferguson 52 62 114 1976 Montik Goodwin 4 2007 Lateef Ferguson 70 46 116 1977 1995 Brian Nichter 4 2008 Mike Dell 63 50 113 1978 1996 Matt Coza 2 2009 Mike Dell 53 19 72 1979 1997 Matt Coza 3 2010 Anthony McCloskey 26 35 61 1980 Jim Bleming 7.0 1998 Matt Coza 3 2011 Ronell Williams 26 53 79 1981 Doug Jacob 6.5 1999 LeRoy Miller 2 2012 Ronell Williams 39 80 119 1982 4 tied 3.0 Matt Coza 2 2013 Ronell Williams 60 50 110 1983 Doug Jacob 9.0 2000 J. McCullough 3 2014 Mike Labor 47 49 96 1984 Joe Ellis 6.0 2001 S. Blackwell 3 2015 Ralph Reeves 34 31 65 1985 Doug Kelly 9.5 D. Reifi nger 3 1986 Pat Tryson 7.0 2002 3 tied 2 1987 Mike Carnesale 2003 Jim McCullough 4 1988 Pat Ellis Chad Weaver 4 1989 Rick Marinari 5.0 2004 Isaiah Harrison 5 1990 John Mohollen 5.5 2005 Angel Santana 3 1991 Chris Phillips 7.5 2006 Anthony Belasco 3 1992 Eric Krohn 10.5 2007 Mike Mignogno `6 1993 Brian Hearns 4.0 2008 Dan DePalma 4 1994 Jason Swint 7.0 2009 Kevin Garland 3 1995 Jason Swint 10.0 2010 John O’Donnell 2 1996 Tom Burnley 5.0 2011 John O’Donnell 3 1997 Ben Tonon 6.5 2012 John O’Donnell 3 1998 Rob Colontrelle 6.0 Ronell Williams 3 1999 Rashieem Reed 5.5 2013 Brandon Pepper 5 2000 Rashieem Reed 3.0 2014 Al-Hajj Shabazz 5 Matt Eggleston 3.0 2015 Ted Patton 4 2001 Brain Kersey 4.5 2002 Graham Eggleston 7.5 2003 Tim Garman 6.0 2004 G. Eggleston 6.5 2005 Jimmy Lewis 8.0 2006 Dave Montgomery 6.5 2007 Vlad Garbovsky 8.5 2008 Mike Walter 7.5 MLB Ronell Williams led the Golden 2009 Sam Scott 7.5 Rams in tackles three consecutive 2010 Travis Ford- Bey 4.0 years (2011-13). 2011 Eric Edwers 2.5 2012 Online Guide 8899 West Chester Football The Last Time . . .

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Shutout an opponent ...... 58-0 vs. Cheyney, 11-1-14 ...... (4 games)

Was shutout by an opponent ...... 0-24 vs. Kutztown, 10-29-11 ...... (27 games)

Scored 50 points ...... 58-0 vs. Cheyney, 11-1-14

Scored 60 points ...... 62-7 vs. Millersville, 9-27-14

Scored 70 points ...... 70-0 vs. Cheyney, 9-25-04

Scored 80 points ...... 85-0 vs. Cheyney, 11-14-58 Mike Doty (pictured) and Tim Brown are the last Allowed 50 points ...... 61-12 vs. Slippery Rock, 11-14-15 combination to catch for 100 yards in the same game...... (PSAC Championship Game) Recorded 400 yards passing ...... 437 vs. Kutztown, 10-10-15 Allowed 60 points ...... 61-12 vs. Slippery Rock, 11-14-15 Allowed 400 yards passing ...... 451 at Kutztown, 10-30-10 ...... (PSAC Championship Game) Recorded 500 total yards of offense ...... 515 at Cheyney, 10-31-15 Allowed 70 points ...... 0-84 at Delaware, 9-23-00 Allowed 500 total yards of offense ...... 557 vs. Slippery Rock, 11-14-15 Allowed 80 points ...... 0-84 at Delaware, 9-23-00 ...... (PSAC Championship Game) Most points allowed ...... 84 at Delaware, 9-23-00 Recorded 600 total yards of offense ...... 691 at Concord, 11-29-14 ...... (NCAA Playoffs) Scored 50 points but lost the game ...... 55-58 at Delaware, 9-24-94 ...... (school record) Most points allowed, but won the game ...49-47 at Kutztown, 10-21-06 Allowed 600 total yards of offense ...... 619 at Concord, 11-29-14 ...... (NCAA Playoffs) Most Points scored in Bill Zwaan era...... 70 vs. Cheyney, 9-25-04 Had two 100-yard rushers, same game ...... at Concord, 11-29-14 Most Points allowed in Bill Zwaan era 61 vs. Slippery Rock, 11-14-15 ...... Brandon Monk (122), Eddie Elliott (116) ...... (PSAC Championship Game) ...... (NCAA Playoffs) Defeated a ranked opponent ...... 28-7 at Shepherd (#6), 12-4-13 Had three 100-yard rushers, same game ...... vs. Glenville St., 9-13-03 ...... (NCAA Playoffs) ...... Mike Eckmeyer (174), Osagie Osunde (124), Josh Fidler (101) Went into overtime ...... vs. Shippensburg, 10-7-10 Had two players catch for 100 yards, same game vs. Slippery Rock, 11-22-14 ...... Tim Brown (164), Mike Doty (108) Won in overtime ...... 44-43 vs. Shippensburg, 10-7-10 ...... (NCAA Playoffs) Played multiple overtimes ...... vs. Shippensburg, 10-7-10 (2OT) Consecutive Kickoffs were Returned for a TD ...... vs. Cal, 10-5-13 Cal’s T. Roberson 100-yd KO Ret,WCU’s Brandon Monk 97-yd KO Ret. Won in multiple overtimes ...... 44-43 vs. Shippensburg, 10-7-10 (2OT) Returned INTs on consecutive plays for a TD ...... at Shepherd, 12-7-13 Held Opponent Without a Pass Attempt ...... at Lenoir-Rhyne, 12-14-13 ...... Al-Hajj Shabazz (76 yds - TD) ...... (NCAA Playoffs) ...... Brandon Pepper (35 yds - TD) ...... (NCAA Playoffs) Held Opp. Under 5 fi rst downs ...... 3, vs. Cheyney, 11-1-14 Intercepted a pass on 3 consecutive plays ...... at Shepherd, 12-7-13 Held Opp. Under 10 yds Rushing ...... 9, vs. Cheyney, 11-1-14 ...... Al-Hajj Shabazz, Brandon Pepper, Brandon Pepper ...... (NCAA Playoffs) Held Opp. Under 100 yds Total Offense ...... 47, vs. Cheyney, 11-1-14 Forced 5 turnovers ...... vs. East Stroudsburg, 11-7-15 Recorded 300 yards rushing ...... 336 vs. Seton Hill, 9-19-15 Forced 6 turnovers ...... at Millersville, 10-8-05 Allowed 300 yards rushing ...... 442 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 9-3-15 Forced 8 turnovers ...... at New Haven, 9-6-03 Recorded 400 yards rushing ...... 456 vs. Millersville, 9-21-13* ...... (school record) Committed 5 turnovers ...... at Bloomsburg, 10-25-14 Allowed 400 yards rushing ...... 442 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 9-3-15 Committed 6 turnovers ...... at Bloomsburg, 10-25-14 Allowed 500 yards rushing ...... 566 at Jacksonville State, 11-19-88* Was penalized 100 yards ...... 111 at Cheyney, 10-31-15 ...... (school record) Was penalized 15 times in a game .17 (135 yds) vs. Seton Hill, 9-19-15 9900 2012 Online Guide West Chester Football The Last Time . . .

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Had 30 rushing attempts ...... Brandon Monk (36) at ESU, 11-8-14 Had 450 yards passing ...... Mike Mitros (489) ...... at Clarion, 10-31-98 Had 40 rushing attempts ...... Jim Lindsay (40) vs. Kutztown, 11-4-95 ...... (school record)

Had 200 yards rushing...... Jarel Elder (247) vs. SHU, 9-19-15 Had 10 receptions ...... Jim Kelly (10) at Clarion, 11-10-12

Had 300 yards rushing....D’Andre Webb (306) vs. Millersville, 9-20-08 Had 15+ receptions ...... Kevin Ingram (15) vs. ESU, 10-2-99 ...... (school record) Had 100 yards receiving ...... Tim Brown (216) Had a 60-yard run ...... Eddie Elliott (64) at Millersville, 9-26-15 ...... at Concord, 11-29-14 ...... (NCAA Playoffs) Had a 90-yard run ...... Brandon Monk (93) at Millersville, 9-21-13 Had 200 yards receiving ...... Tim Brown (216) ...... at Concord, 11-29-14 Had 3 rushing touchdowns ...... Jarel Elder vs. Seton Hill, 9-19-15 ...... (NCAA Playoffs)

Had 4 rushing touchdowns ...... D’Andre Webb vs. Millersville, 9-20-08 Had 400 yards receiving ...... Kevin Ingram (401) vs. Clarion, 10-31-98 ...... (school record) Had 5 rushing touchdowns ...... Rocky Rees at Mansfi eld, 11-2-68 ...... (school record) Had 3 receiving touchdowns ...... Tim Brown ...... vs. Slippery Rock, 11-22-14 Completed a 70-yard pass ...... Sean McCartney to Tim Brown (90) ...... (NCAA Playoffs) ...... vs. Shippensburg, 10-18-14 Had 5 receiving touchdowns ...... Mike Washington vs. Clarion, 8-26-05 Completed an 80+ yard pass ...... Sean McCartney to Tim Brown (90) ...... (school record) ...... vs. Shippensburg, 10-18-14 Had 400 total yards ...... Pat Moriarty (422) vs. Kutztown, 10-10-15 Had 4 passing touchdowns ...... Pat Moriarty vs. Kutztown, 10-10-15 Had 450 total yards ...... Mike Mitros (450) vs. Clarion, 10-30-99 Had 5 passing touchdowns ...... Pat Moriarty vs. Kutztown, 10-10-15 Had 500 total yards ...... Mike Mitros (505) at Clarion, 10-31-98 Had 6 passing touchdowns ...... Mike Mattei vs. Millersville, 9-15-12 Had 250 all-purpose yards ...... Jarel Elder (365) vs. Seton Hill, 9-19-15 Had 25 completions ...... Pat Moriarty (30) vs. Kutztown, 10-10-15 Had 300 all-purpose yards ...... Jarel Elder (365) vs. Seton Hill, 9-19-15 Had 30 completions ...... Pat Moriarty (30) vs. Kutztown, 10-10-15 Had 350 all-purpose yards ...... Jarel Elder (365) vs. Seton Hill, 9-19-15 Had 35 completions ...... Mike Mitros (38) ...... at East Stroudsburg, 10-3-98 Had 400 all-purpose yards ... Kevin Ingram (401) vs. Clarion, 10-31-98 ...... (school record) ...... (school record)

Had 300 yards passing ...... Pat Moriarty (437) vs. Kutztown, 10-10-15

Had 400 yards passing ...... Pat Moriarty (437) vs. Kutztown, 10-10-15

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Made a 45-yard fi eld goal ...... Rich Bruno (45) Returned an INT for a TD...... Shaquil James (92 yards) ...... vs. Lock Haven, 10-4-14 ...... vs. East Stroudsburg, 11-7-15

Made a 50-yard fi eld goal ..... Eric Wentling (55) at Bloomsburg, 10-8-83) Recorded 2 INTs in a game ...... Brandon Pepper ...... (school record; PSAC record) ...... at Shepherd, 12-7-13 ...... (NCAA Playoffs) Made a 55-yard fi eld goal ...... Eric Wentling (55) at Bloomsburg, 10-8-83) ...... (school record; PSAC record) Recorded 3 INTs in a game ...... Jim McCullough ...... vs. Bloomsburg, 11-1-03 Made 3 fi eld goals ...... Rich Bruno ...... (tied school record) ...... at Kutztown, 10-9-14 Recorded a safety ...... George Shipp vs. Bloomsburg, 10-24-15 Made 4 fi eld goals ...... Shawn Leo at Bloomsburg, 11-30-13 ...... (school record) (NCAA Playoffs) Recorded 3.5 sacks in a game ...... Travis Ford-Bey ...... vs. Millersville, 11-6-10 Rushed for a two-point conversion ...... Tyler Downes ...... at Clarion, 9-16-06 Recorded 4 sacks in a game ...... Vlad Garbovsky ...... at Edinboro, 9-1-07 Passed for a two-point conversion ...... Pat Moriarty to Brandon Monk ...... (tied school record) ...... at Shippensburg, 10-17-15 Recorded 5 tackles for a loss in a game ...... Andrew Cohen Scored a defensive two-point conversion ...... Graham Eggleston ...... vs. Slippery Rock, 11-22-14 ...... at Shippensburg, 9-27-03 ...... (NCAA Playoffs)

Made 7 PATs ...... Rich Bruno vs. Cheyney, 11-1-14 Recorded 5.5 tackles for a loss in a game ...... Andrew Cohen ...... vs. Slippery Rock, 11-22-14 Made 8 PATs ...... Rich Bruno vs. Cheyney, 11-1-14 ...... (NCAA Playoffs)

Made 9 PATs ...... Shawn Leo at Cheyney, 11-2-13 Blocked a punt ...... Pete Galiano vs. Bloomsburg, 10-24-15

Made 10 PATs ...... Bill Shockley vs. Cheyney, 11-14-58 Blocked a PAT ...... Mike Catalano at Cheyney, 10-31-15 Had a 70-yard punt ...... Rich Bruno ...... at Millersville, 9-21-13 Blocked a fi eld goal attempt ...... Anthony McCloskey ...... vs. Clarion, 11-16-13 Had a 74-yard punt ...... Rich Bruno ...... at Millersville, 9-21-13 Recorded 15 tackles in a game ...... Mike Labor (15) ...... at Indiana (Pa.), 11-15-14 Had an 80-yard punt ...... Mike Bean ...... vs. Cal, 11-11-95 Recorded 20 tackles in a game ...... Jimmy Lewis (20) ...... (school record) ...... vs. Millersville, 10-14-06

Returned a kickoff for a TD ...... Brandon Monk (96 yards) Recorded 25 tackles in a game ...... John Minnino (25) ...... at Lock Haven, 10-3-15 ...... at Bloomsburg, 11-16-85 ...... (school record) Returned a punt for a TD ...... Tyler Karpinski (70 yards) ...... at Cheyney, 10-31-15

Returned a fumble for a TD ...... John O’Donnell (48 yards) ...... at California (Pa.), 9-29-12

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The following record book was created from Individual Passing Records Career West Chester University’s 20 NCAA II Most Passing Yards 1. 18 Sean McCartney (2014) Tournament Games. Game 423 Sean McCartney vs. AIC (2013) 2. 10 Bob Findora (2004) Career 1,832 Sean McCartney (2013-14) 3. 7 Dave MacDonald (1992-94) Number of Years WCU has qualifi ed ...... 11 4. 5 Bill Zwaan (2005-07) ...... (1988-89, 1992, 1994, 2004-08, 2013-14) Most Attempts 5 Ed Brown (1988-89) Game 46 D. MacDonald vs. Ferris St. (1994) All-Time Playoff Record ...... 9-11 Career 205 Sean McCartney (2013-14) Individual Receiving Records Home Playoff Record ...... 4-2 Most Receiving Yards Road Playoff Record ...... 5-9 Most Completions Game 216 Tim Brown vs. Concord (2014) Game 25 S. McCartney vs. Concord (2014) Career 610 Brandon Simmons (2002-05) All-Time Playoff Results Career 120 Sean McCartney (2013-14) Date Opponent ...... Result Most Receptions 11-19-88 at Jacksonville St...... L, 24-63 Highest Completion Percentage (min 50 att.) Game 9 Tim Brown vs. Concord (2014) 11-18-89 at Portland St...... L, 50-56 (3OT) Career 59.0 Joe Wright (2008) Career 26 Tim Brown (2013-14) 11-21-92 New Haven ...... L, 26-38 26 Mike Washington (2005-08) 11-19-94 at Ferris St...... L, 40-43 Most Touchdowns 11-13-04 C.W. Post ...... W, 35-3 Game 5 S. McCartney vs. SRU (2014) Highest Average Receiving Yards Per Catch 11-20-04 at Shippensburg ...... W, 33-28 5 D. MacDonald vs. Ferris St. (1994) Career 26.5 Brandon Simmons (2002-05) 11-27-04 at East Stroudsburg...... W, 48-38 Career 18 Sean McCartney 12-04-04 at Valdosta St...... L, 21-45 Highest Avg Rec Yards Per Game (min. 2 gms) 11-12-05 at C.W. Post ...... L, 20-24 Most Interceptions Career 122.4 Tim Brown (2013-14) 11-18-06 at Bryant ...... W, 31-29 Game 3 3 players tied 11-23-06 at Bloomsburg ...... L, 20-21 (MacDonald, Findora, Zwaan) Touchdowns 11-17-07 Indiana (Pa.) ...... L, 35-45 Career 7 Sean McCartney Game 4 Brandon Simmons vs. ESU (2004) 11-15-08 So. Connecticut St...... W, 52-32 Brian Penecale vs. Ferris St. (1994) 11-22-08 at Bloomsburg ...... L, 21-28 Fewest Interceptions Scott Asman vs. Portland St. (1989) 11-23-13 American Int’l College ...W, 38-7 Game 0 Sean McCartney vs. Shepherd Career 9 Brandon Simmons (2004-06) 11-30-13 at Bloomsburg ...... W, 40-38 (25 att.); vs SRU (40 att.) 12-07-13 at Shepherd ...... W, 28-7 0 Bill Zwaan vs. Bryant (12 att.) 100-yard Receiving Games 12-14-13 at Lenoir-Rhyne...... L, 14-42 0 Bob Findora vs. ESU (27 att.) Career 4 Brandon Simmons (2002-05) 11-22-14 Slippery Rock ...... W, 46-20 0 Bob Findora vs. CW Post (16 att.) 11-29-14 at Concord ...... L, 36-51 Career 3 Ed Brown (2 games, 64 att.) Most Receiving Yards Game Individual Rushing Records Most Passing Yards 1. 216 Tim Brown vs. Concord (2014) Most Yards Gained Game 2. 180 Brandon Simmons vs. ESU (2004) Game 178 Jackson Fagan vs. SCSU (2008) 1. 423 Sean McCartney vs. AIC (2013) 3. 164 Tim Brown vs. Slippery Rock (2014) Career 523 Brent Steinmetz (2004-06) 2. 405 Sean McCartney vs. SRU (2014) 4. 146 Brian Penecale vs. Ferris St. (1994) 3. 358 Bob Findora vs. ESU (2004) 5. 131 Brandon Simmons vs. CW Post (2004) Most Carries 4. 341 Sean McCartney vs. Concord (2014) Game 41 Derrick Price vs. Portland St. (1989) 5. 324 Bob Findora vs. Shippensburg (2004) Career Career 102 Osagie Osunde (2004-07) 1. 610 Brandon Simmons (2002-05) Career 2. 599 Tim Brown (2013-14) Highest Average per Carry (min. 50 carries) 1. 1,832 Sean McCartney (2013-14) 3. 476 Mike Washington (2005-08) Career 5.0 Brent Steinmetz (2004-06) 2. 1,165 Bob Findora (2004) 4. 285 Cory DeForrest (2004) [101 carries] 3. 742 Bill Zwaan (2005-07) Touchdowns 4. 626 Dave MacDonald (1992-94) Most Receptions Game 3 Jackson Fagan vs. SCSU (2008) 5. 512 Joe Wright (2008) Game 3 B. Steinmetz vs. CW Post (2005) 1. 9 Tim Brown vs. Concord (2014) 3 Osagie Osunde vs. ESU (2004) Most Pass Attempts 2. 8 Brian Penecale vs. Ferris St. (1994) Career 9 Osagie Osunde (2004-07) Career 8 Scott Asman vs. Portland St. (1989) 1. 205 Sean McCartney (2013-14) 4. 7 Jackson Fagan vs. Bloomsburg (2008) Most Rushing Yards Gained 2. 84 Bill Zwaan (2005-07) 7 Brandon Simmons vs. ESU (2004) Game 3. 77 Bob Findora (2004) 1. 172 Jackson Fagan vs. SCSU (2008) 4. 64 Joe Wright (2008) Career 2. 148 Brent Steinmetz vs. Bloomsburg (2006) 1. 26 Tim Brown (2013-14) 3. 144 Osagie Osunde vs. ESU (2004) Most Pass Completions 26 Mike Washington (2005-08) 4. 141 Brent Steinmetz vs. Bryant (2006) Career 3. 23 Brandon Simmons (2002-05) 5. 122 Brandon Monk vs. Concord (2014) 1. 120 Sean McCartney (2013-14) 4. 19 Rondell White (2013) 2. 44 Bill Zwaan (2005-07) 5. 14 Cory DeForrest (2004) Career 3. 43 Bob Findora (2004) 1. 509 Brent Steinmetz (2004-06) 4. 40 Dave MacDonald (1992-94) 2. 468 Osagie Osunde (2004-07) 5. 38 Joe Wright (2008) 3. 363 Rondell White (2013) Most Passing Touchdowns Most Rushing Touchdowns Game Career 1. 5 Sean McCartney vs. SRU (2014) 1. 9 Osagie Osunde (2004-07) 5 Dave MacDonald vs. Ferris St. (1994) 2. 6 Brent Steinmetz (2004-06) 2. 4 Bob Findora vs. ESU (2004) 3. 4 Jackson Fagan (2008) 4 Ed Brown vs. Portland St. (1989) 2012 Online Guide 9933 West Chester Football WCU Playoff Record Book

Most Touchdown Receptions 3. 375 Bob Findora vs. ESU (2004) Career 5 Jarel Elder (2014) Game 4. 341 Sean McCartney vs. Concord (2014) 5 Kevin Garland (2008) 1. 4 Brandon Simmons vs. ESU...... 2004 5. 331 Bob Findora vs. Shippensburg (2004) 4 Brian Penecale vs. Ferris St...... 1994 Highest Average Per Return (min 3 returns) 4 Scott Asman vs. Portland St...... 1989 Career Career 1. 1,832 Sean McCartney (2013-14) 1. 10.3 Brent Steinmetz (2003-06) Career 2. 1,195 Bob Findora (2004) 10.3 Chris Mooney (1994) 1. 9 Brandon Simmons ...... 2002-05 3. 727 Bill Zwaan (2004-07) 3. 9.85 Brandon Monk (2013-14) 2. 6 Mike Washington ...... 2005-08 4. 628 Dave MacDonald (1992-94) 4. 5.6 Kevin Garland (2007) 3. 4 Brian Penecale ...... 1992-94 5. 540 Joe Wright (2008) 3. 4 Scott Asman ...... 1988-89 Most Punting Yards Individual Scoring Game 272 Anthony Belasco vs. CW Post (2005) Two players, 100 receiving yards in a game Most PATs Made Career 906 Rich Bruno (2013-14) Brandon Simmons (180) and Corey DeForrest Game 7 Alex Walsh vs. SCSU (2008) (112) – vs. ESU (2004) Career 23 Alex Walsh (2005-08) Most Punts Inside the 20 Consecutive Playoff Games – 100 yds rec. Game 3 Francisco Uribe vs. IUP (2007) Brandon Simmons (4), 2004 Most PATs Attempted 3 A. Belasco vs. CW Post (2005) Game 7 Alex Walsh vs. SCSU (2008) Career 10 Rich Bruno (2013-14) Consecutive Playoff Games with TD rec. Career 24 Alex Walsh (2005-08) Mike Washington (6), 2006-08 Highest Average Per Punt (min 3 punts) Highest Percentage of PATs Made (min 2 gms) Career Individual Punting Game 100.0 (7 of 7) 1. 42.1 Anthony Belasco (2005-06) Most Punts Alex Walsh vs. SCSU (2008) 2. 37.2 Francisco Uribe (2007) Game 6 Anthony Belasco vs. CW Post ..2005 Career 100.0 (15 of 15) 3. 37.0 Alex Walsh (2008) 6 Bill Pryor vs. New Haven ..1992 Shawn Leo (2013) 4. 35.55 Rich Bruno (2013-14) Career 12 Anthony Belasco ...... 2005-06 Longest Field Goal Made 12 Dan Wilbourne ...... 2004 1. 41 John Marotta vs. Portland St. (1989) Longest Punts 1. 60 Alex Walsh vs. SCSU (2008) All-Purpose Yards Most Points Scored 2. 56 Rich Bruno vs. Bloomsburg (2013) Most Yards Game 56 Anthony Belasco vs. CW Post (2005) Game 269 Derrick Price vs. Portland St. (1989) 1. 24 Brandon Simmons vs. ESU (2004) Career 927 Osagie Osunde (2003-07) 24 Brian Penecale vs. Ferris St. (1994) Defensive Record Book 24 Scott Asman vs. Portland St. (1989) All-Purpose Yards Most Total Tackles Game Career Game 19 Lee Woodall vs. New Haven (1992) 1. 269 Derrick Price vs. Portland State (1989) 1. 63 Brandon Simmons (2002-2005) Career 72 Lateef Ferguson (2004-07) 2. 261 Osagie Osunde vs. ESU (2004) 2. 63 Osagie Osunde (2003-2007) 3. 247 Brandon Simmons vs. ESU (2004) 3. 54 Brent Steinmetz (2003-2006) Most Solo Tackles 4. 230 Osagie Osunde vs. Valdosta St. (2004) 4. 54 Mike Washington (2005-2008) Game 14 L. Woodall vs. New Haven (1992) 5. 216 Tim Brown vs. Concord (2014) Career 43 Lateef Ferguson (2004-07) Individual Kickoff Returns Career Most Yards Gained Most Assisted Tackles 1. 927 Osagie Osunde (2004-07) Game 118 D’Andre Webb vs. IUP (2007) Game 9 Lateef Ferguson vs. Bryant (2006) 2. 745 Brandon Simmons (2002-05) Career 357 Osagie Osunde (2003-07) Career 29 Lateef Ferguson (2004-07) 3. 712 Brandon Monk (2013-14) 4. 628 Brent Steinmetz (2004-07) Most Kick Returns Most Total Tackles 5. 606 Tim Brown (2013-14) Game 6 D’Andre Webb vs. IUP (2007) Game Career 14 Osagie Osunde (2003-07) 1. 19 (14-5) Lee Woodall vs. New Haven (1992) Most All-Purpose Yards Per Game (min. 3 gms) 2. 14 (11-3) Lateef Ferguson vs. CW Post (2005) Career Longest Kickoff Return 14 (10-4) Mike Mignogno vs. CW Post (2005) 1. 185.4 Osagie Osunde (2003-07) 1. 70 Brandon Monk vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (2013) 4. 13 (9-4) Shawn Krautzel vs. Bloomsburg (2013) 2. 149.0 Brandon Simmons (2002-05) 13 (4-9) Lateef Ferguson vs. Bryant (2006) 3. 141.0 Rondell White (2013) Highest Average Per Return (min. 2 att.) 13 (7-6) Joe Brooks vs. Valdosta St. (2004) 4. 129.0 Brandon Monk (2013-14) Career 5. 122.4 Tim Brown (2013-14) 1. 25.5 Osagie Osunde (2003-07) Career 2. 25.3 Derrick Price (1988-89) 1. 72 Lateef Ferguson (2004-07) Total Offense 3. 24.4 Brandon Monk (2013-14) 2. 46 Ronell Williams (2013-14) Most Plays 4. 22.5 Jarel Elder (2014) 3. 41 Mike Labor (2013-14) Game 52 D. MacDonald vs. Ferris St. (1994) 5. 21.3 Brandon Simmons (2002-05) 3. 36 Mike Mignogno (2005-06) Career 227 Sean McCartney (2013-14) 4. 35 Mike Dell (2006-08) Individual Punt Returns Most Yards Total Offense Most Yards Gained Most Solo Tackles Game 432 Sean McCartney vs. AIC (2013) Game 28 Kevin Garland vs. Bloomsburg (2008) Game Career 1,832 Sean McCartney (2013-14) Career 31 Brent Steinmetz (2003-06) 1. 14 Lee Woodall vs. New Haven (1992) 31 Chris Mooney (1994) 2. 11 Lateef Ferguson vs. CW Post (2005) Most Yards Total Offense 3. 10 Mike Mignogno vs. CW Post (2005) Game Most Punt Returns 4. 9 Lateef Ferguson vs. IUP (2007) 1. 432 Sean McCartney vs. AIC (2013) Game 5 Jarel Elder vs. Concord (2014) 9 Anthony Gallup vs. CW Post (2005) 2. 405 Sean McCartney vs. SRU (2014) 5 K. Garland vs. Bloomsburg (2008)

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Most Yards 263 vs. Concord 2014 Fewest Yards 67 vs. Valdosta St. 2004 Kickoff Returns Yards Per Att. 6.1 (43-263) vs. Concord 2014 Number 9 vs. Jacksonville St. (1988) Most Yards 152 vs. Concord (2014) Rushing TDs 4 vs. SCSU 2008 Yards Per Attempt 46.5 vs. CW Post (2004) Kickoff ret. for TD None Passing Longest Kick ret. 70 vs. LR (2013) Most Attempts 54 vs. Concord 2014 (Brandon Monk) Fewest Attempts 13 vs. Bryant 2006 Most Completions 30 vs. Concord 2014 Punting Few Completions 8 vs. Bryant 2006 Most Punts 7 vs. Shepherd (2013) 7 vs. Ferris St. (1992) Consecutive Pass Completions 7 vs. Jacksonville St. (1988) 8 vs. New Haven 1992 Fewest Punts 2 vs. SCSU (2008) Punting Avg. 45.3 vs. C.W. Post (2005) Completions Percentage (min. 25 att.) Longest Punt 60 vs. SCSU (2008) 72.0 vs. SCSU 2008 (18 of 25) First Downs Most Interceptions 3 vs. New Haven 1992 Most First Downs 32 vs. Concord (2004) 3 vs. Valdosta St. 2004 Fewest First Downs 11 vs. LR (2013) 3 vs. IUP 2007 Few Interceptions 0 vs. Shepherd 2013 0 vs. CW Post 2004 Miscellaneous Record Book Career 0 vs. ESU 2004 1. 43 Lateef Ferguson (2004-07) 0 vs. Bryant 2006 Longest Scoring Plays 2. 24 Ronell Williams (2013-14) 94 yards Tim Keyser 3. 22 Mike Labor (2013-14) Consecutive Pass Attempts without an INT pass from Sean McCartney 4. 21 Mike Mignogno (2005-07) 46 (overall) (2013) vs. American Int’l Coll. (2013) 5. 19 Shawn Krautzel (2013) 27 (one game) vs. ESU (2004) Longest Scoring Run Most Assisted Tackles Most Passing Yards 428 vs. Concord (2014) 61 yards Jackson Fagan vs. SCSU (2008) Game Fewest Passing Yards 134 vs. CW Post (2004) 1. 9 Lateef Ferguson vs. Bryant (2006) Most Passing TDs 5 vs. Portland St. (1989) Longest Scoring Play by the Defense 2. 8 Eric Edwers vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (2013) 5 vs. Ferris St. (1994) 76 yards Al-Hajj Shabazz INT return at Shepherd (2013) Career Most Plays 97 vs. Concord (2014) 1. 29 Lateef Ferguson (2004-07) Fewest Plays 50 vs. Valdosta St. (2004) Quickest Score Beginning of the Game 2. 22 Ronell Williams (2013-14) 0:55 Tim Brown 9-yd reception 3. 19 Mike Labor (2013-14) Most Yards 691 vs. Concord (2014) vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (2013) 19 Eric Edwers (2013) Fewest Yards 213 vs. LR (2013) (2nd play from scrimmage - followed 5. 16 Andrew Cohen (2013-14) a 70-yard kickoff return by Brandon Yards Per Attempt 7.9 vs. Concord (2014) Monk) Most Tackles for Loss 7.9 vs. AIC (2013) Game 5.5 Andrew Cohen vs. SRU (2014) 7.9 vs. Bryant (2006) Longest Non-Scoring Play Career 7.5 Mike Labor (2013-14) 75 yard punt return Scoring George Reid vs. Portland St. (1989) Game Most Points scored 52 vs. SCSU (2008) 1. 5.5 Andrew Cohen vs. Slippery Rock (2014) Fewest pts scored 14 vs. LR (2013) Individual Participation 2. 4.0 Mike Dell vs. Bloomsburg (2008) Points allowed 63 vs. Jacksonville St. (1988) 4.0 Lateef Ferguson vs. C.W Post (2005) Fewest pts allowed 3 vs. C.W. Post (2004) Most Games Started 4. 2.5 Mike Labor vs. Slippery Rock (2014) Touchdowns 7 vs. Slippery Rock (2014) 1. 6 Andrew Cohen 7 vs. SCSU (2008) 6 James Colivas Career 7 vs. ESU (2004) 6 Drew Formica 1. 7.5 Mike Labor (2013-14) Extra Points 7 vs. SCSU (2008) 6 Mike Labor 2. 6.5 Andrew Cohen (2014) 2-pt Conversions 1-for-6 all-time 6 Sean McCartney 6.5 Lateef Ferguson (2004-07) Field Goals 4 vs. Bloomsburg (2013) 6 Brandon Pepper 4. 6.0 Mike Dell (2008) 6 Derek Schatz 5. 5.0 Ronell Williams (2013-14) Interceptions 6 Blaise Schieler Most INTs 3 vs. Shepherd (2013) 6 Al-Hajj Shabazz Most Sacks 3 vs. SCSU (2008) 6 Mike Washington Game 2.0 Ronell Williams vs. SRU (2014) Most Yards 110 vs. Shepherd (2013) 6 Rondell Williams Career 2.5 Eric Edwers (2013) INTs ret. for TD 2 vs. Shepherd (2013) 12. 5 6 players tied (Shabazz, Pepper) Team Record Book Most Games Played Punt Returns 1. 8 Lateef Fergueson Single-Game Offense Number 5 vs. IUP (2007) 8 Mike Mignogno Rushing Most Yards 95 vs. Portland St. (1989) 3. 7 Rashad Grimsley Most Attempts 53 vs. Portland St. 1989 Yards Per Att 23.8 vs. Portland St. (1989) 7 Brent Steinmetz Fewest Attempts 25 vs. Valdosta St. 2004 Punt return for TD None 7 Dave Montgomery Longest punt ret. 75 vs. Portland St. (1989) (George Reid) 2012 Online Guide 9955 West Chester Football WCU in the Pros

These former Golden Rams have appeared Lee Woodall Player (Final WCU season) Team in at least one NFL regular-season game dur- San Francisco 49ers 1994-99 Scott Asman (1990) Chicago Bears ing their professional football careers. 2000 San Francisco 49ers 2001 Orlando Thunder (WLAF) Tony DiMidio Tim Brown (2016) Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1966-67 Career notes: Jay Buchanon (1988) Philadelphia Eagles Career notes: Drafted in 1964 by KC ... played Selected by the San Francisco 49ers in the sixth Dan DePalma (2011) NY Jets/NY Giants in 26 games in two seasons, including Super round of the 1994 draft ... started as a rookie ... San Diego Chargers Bowl I. played in the in 1995 and 1997 ... won Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL) Super Bowl XXIV with the San Francisco 49ers Richard Emerich (1959) Montreal Alouettes (CFL) Carl Gersbach ... posted second-longest fumble return in 49ers Green Bay Packers Philadelphia Eagles 1970 history (96 yards for a TD vs. Buffalo) ... 49ers Chicago Bears Minnesota Vikings 1971-72 totals: 94 games, 89 starts, 358 tackles, 9 sacks Ron Gaynor (1982) Seattle Seahawks San Diego Chargers 1973-74 (-55 yards), 5 FF, 3 RF, 1 TD, 5 interceptions, 59 Buffalo Bills/Philadelphia Eagles Chicago Bears 1975 yards, 11.8 per return average ... Career totals: Bob Hartshorn (1976) Dallas Cowboys St. Louis Cardinals 1976 124 games, 105 starts, 460 tackles, 352 solo Jim Haynie (1968) Minnesota Vikings Career notes: Played 76 games ... recorded three hits, 108 assists, 10 sacks for -61 yards, 8 forced Billy Hess (1988) Philadelphia Eagles interceptions and 13 return yards. fumbles, 6 interceptions for 59 yards including a Phoenix Cardinals career long 55 yards, 36 passes defensed. San Antonio Riders (WLAF) Merritt Kersey Toronto Argonauts/San Antonio Texans (CFL) Philadelphia Eagles 1974-75 2001: Ottawa Rough Riders (CFL) Career notes: Punted in 16 games ... recorded Played 14 games for the Denver Broncos in his Reggie Hines (1984) Dallas Cowboys 97 punts for 3,448 yards with an average of fi nal NFL season ... recorded three tackles and Mel Hinton (1975) Dallas Cowboys 35.5 per kick. a six-yard sack. Norm Hopely (1979) Philadelphia Eagles Joe Iacone (1963) Philadelphia Eagles Joe Senser 2000: Dennis Ianovale (1974) Washington Redskins Minnesota Vikings 1980-82, 84 Second on Carolina Panthers in tackles ... 97 tack- New York Giants Career notes: In 49 games recorded 165 recep- les, two fumble recoveries and an interception. Kevin Ingram (1999) Indianapolis Firebirds tions, 1,822 yards, 16 touchdowns ... averaged (Arena) 11 yards per catch ... drafted in 1979 in the sixth 1999: Los Angeles Avengers (Arena) round by the Vikings. Played and started 16 games ... 68 tackles, 2.5 Ken Johns (1964) Kansas City Chiefs sacks (-12.5 yards), 1 FF. Chris Luneburg (1992) Buffalo Bills Bill “Butch” Shockley Toronto Argonauts (CFL) New York Titans (Jets) 1960-61 1998: London Monarchs (WLAF) Buffalo Bills 1961 Played and started 15 games ... recorded 59 tack- Joe Maida (1984) Dallas Cowboys New York Titans (Jets) 1962 les ... had one interception for four yards. Al Niemela (1988) Philadelphia Eagles Pittsburgh Steelers 1968 Doug Olson (1973) Philadelphia Bell (WFL) Career notes: Kicker who recorded 181 career 1997: Tom Pierantozzi (1973) Baltimore Colts points ... 169 of his points occurred on 26 fi eld Started 16 games and recorded career-high 57 Fred Prender (1954) Pittsburgh Steelers goals and 91 of 96 PATs ... made 94.8% of his tackles, 7 quarterback pressures, 2 interceptions, Jim Pribula (1961) Washington Redskins PATs ... also had 42 rushing attempts for 165 2 FF ... played in his second Pro Bowl ... posted Philadelphia Eagles yards ... averaged 23.3 yards per kick return 11 tackles and broke up two passes in two post- Rocky Rees (1971) Boston Patriots on 32 attempts. season starts. Gary Schippang (1985) Minnesota Vikings New York Giants Ralph Tamm 1996: Sam Scott (2009) Calgary Stampeders (CFL) 1990-91 Played 16 regular season games, including 13 Hamilton Tigers (CFL), Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL) Washington Redskins 1991 starts, and two post-season playoff games ... Al-Hajj Shabazz (2014) Indianapolis Colts, 1991 fi nished with 55 tackles, 2.5 sacks ... tied for Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Pittsburgh Steelers San Francisco 49ers 1992-94 second on the team with 12 tackles (nine solo) Tom Shaffer (1982) New England Patriots Denver Broncos 1995-96 and one sack in the playoffs. Philadelphia Eagles/ Kansas City Chiefs 1997-99 Guy Van Alstine (1975) New York Giants Career notes: Won Super Bowl XXIV with the 1995: Lee Woodall (1993) Toronto Argonauts (CFL) San Francisco 49ers. Selected as a Pro Bowl Starter ... played in every game, drawing 15 starting assignments ... Chuck Weber fi nished with 62 tackles, 3 sacks, 2 interceptions, Cleveland Browns 1955-56 2 FR, 1 FF. Chicago Cardinals 1956-58 Philadelphia Eagles 1959-61 1994: Career notes: Member of the 1955 NFL Cham- Started 13 regular season games and played in 15 pion Cleveland Browns and the 1960 NFL ... played in three post-season games ... fi nished Champion Philadelphia Eagles ... served as a with 57 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF, 1 RF ... won Super defensive captain for the Eagles ... his playing Bowl ring. career consisted of 80 games, 10 interceptions, 90 interception return yards ... he had a career- The following list of former Golden Rams play- best six interceptions during the Eagles title run ers have appeared in a variety of professional in 1960 ... also coached in the NFL and AFL football leagues, as well as NFL training camps. for the Boston Patriots, San Diego Chargers, Cincinnati Bengals, St. Louis Cardinals and Baltimore Colts.

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1965 4. Wittenberg 2. SW Texas State 2. West Chester University 1. North Dakota State 5. Boise State 3. North Alabama 3. Texas A&M-Kingsville 2. Middle Tenn.State Abilene Christian 4. Towson State 4. Portland State 3. Sul Ross 7. Grambling 5. North Dakota State 5. Winston-Salem State 4. Los Angeles State 8. Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo 6. Virginia Union 6. Mississippi College 5. Tennessee State 9. Hawaii 7. Central State (Ohio) 7. Jacksonville State 6. Northern Illinois 10. Elon 8. Butler 8. Butler 7. Maine 11. South Dakota 9. Fort Valley State 9. Tennessee-Martin 8. East Carolina 12. Jacksonville State 10. Nebraska-Omaha 10. Cal State-Sacramento 9. St. John’s (Minn.) 13. Delaware 11. Millersville 10. East Stroudsburg 14. North Dakota State 1985 12. Albany State (Ga.) 15. Langston 1. UC-Davis 13. UC-Davis 1966 2. North Alabama 14. Indiana (Pa.) 1. San Diego State 1976 3. Bloomsburg 15. Texas A&M-Commerce 2. Tennessee State 1. Montana State 4. South Dakota 16. St. Cloud State 3. Montana State 2. Northern Michigan 5. Central State (Ohio) North Carolina Central 4. NW Louisiana 3. Akron 6. Fort Valley State 18. Augustana 5. Parsons 4. Delaware 7. North Dakota State 19. Northern Michigan 6. Arkansas State 5. Eastern Kentucky 8. Hampton Bowie State 7. Muskingum 6. Troy State 9. Indiana (Pa.) 8. North Dakota 7. Nevada-Las Vegas 10. Towson State 1989 9. North Dakota State 8. South Carolina State 11. Truman State 1. Texas A&M-Kingsville 10. Weber State Alcorn State 12. Albany State (Ga.) 2. Jacksonville State Waynesburg 10. North Dakota State 13. Butler 3. Grand Valley State New Hampshire 14. American Int’l College 4. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 1967 15. Santa Clara 5. Angelo State 1. San Diego State 1977 16. Clarion St. Cloud State 2. North Dakota State 1. North Dakota State 17. Mississippi College 7. Edinboro 3. New Mexico Highlands 2. Massachusetts 18. Winston-Salem State 8. West Chester University 4. Texas A&M-Kingsville 3. UC-Davis 19. Cal State-Sacramento 9. Indiana (Pa.) 5. Eastern Kentucky 4. South Carolina State 20. Texas A&M-Kingsville 10. Winston-Salem State 6. Texas-Arlington 5. Boise State 11. Augustana 7. Waynesburg Northern Arizona 1986 12. Mississippi College 8. Northern Michigan Nevada-Reno 1. North Dakota State New Haven 9. Morgan State 8. Lehigh 2. UC-Davis 14. Portland State 10. SW Texas State 9. Jacksonville State 3. Troy State 15. Santa Clara 10. Northern Michigan 4. Central State (Ohio) 16. UC-Davis 1968 New Hampshire 5. Virginia Union 17. North Dakota State 1. North Dakota State Winston-Salem State 6. South Dakota 18. NW Missouri St. 2. San Diego State 7. Towson State 19. American Int’l College 3. Tennessee-Chattanooga 1980 8. Texas A&M-Kingsville 20. Butler 4. New Mexico Highlands 1. Eastern Illinois 9. Cal State-Northridge 5. Indiana (Pa.) 2. Northern Michigan 10. Abilene Christian 1990 6. Texas A&M-Kingsville 3. North Alabama West Chester University 1. North Dakota State 7. Eastern Michigan 4. Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo 12. Ashland 2. Mississippi College 8. South Dakota 5. Virginia Union Valdosta State 3. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 9. Eastern Kentucky 6. Jacksonville State 14. Indiana (Pa.) 4. Indiana (Pa.) 10. SW Louisiana 7. Santa Clara 15. Fort Valley State 5. Virginia Union 8. Northern Colorado 16. Millersville 6. Grand Valley State 1969 9. Minnesota-Duluth 17. Grand Valley State 7. Texas A&M-Commerce 1. North Dakota State 10. Missouri-Rolla 18. Albany State (Ga.) 8. Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo 2. Montana Minnesota-Duluth 9. Truman State 3. Akron 1981 New Haven 10. Jacksonville State 4. Louisiana Tech 1. Northern Michigan 11. Edinboro 5. Colorado State College 2. Virginia Union 1987 North Dakota 6. New Mexico Highlands 3. Puget Sound 1. Texas A&M-Kingsville 13. Cal State-Northridge 7. Arkansas State 4. SW Texas State 2. West Chester University 14. Tuskegee 8. Alcorn A&M 5. Jacksonville State 3. Portland State 15. North Alabama 9. Tampa 6. North Dakota State 4. Troy State 16. Sonoma State 10. Delaware 7. Elizabeth City State 5. Northern Michigan 17. American Int’l College 8. Shippensburg 6. Indiana (Pa.) 18. Wofford 1970 9. Grand Valley State 7. Minnesota-Mankato 19. New Haven 1. Arkansas State 10. North Alabama 8. Butler 20. Ashland 2. Montana 9. Angelo State Northern Colorado 3. North Dakota State 1982 10. UC-Davis 4. Tampa 1. SW Texas State 11. Central Florida 1991 5. Tennessee State 2. North Dakota State Winston-Salem State 1. Indiana (Pa.) 6. Wofford 3. UC-Davis 13. Eastern New Mexico 2. Jacksonville State 7. Texas A&M-Kingsville 4. Truman State 14. Bloomsburg 3. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 8. Jacksonville State 5. Jacksonville State 15. Hampton 4. Northern Colorado 9. Alcorn A&M 6. Northern Michigan 16. New Haven 5. Butler 10. SW Louisiana 7. Fort Valley State 17. Ashland 6. Texas A&M-Kingsville 8. Virginia Union 18. Alabama A&M 7. North Dakota State 1973 9. Southern Connecticut St. 19. Minnesota-Duluth 8. Portland State 1. Tennessee State 10. East Stroudsburg 20. Tuskegee 9. Grand Valley State 2. Louisiana Tech 10. Virginia Union 3. Western Kentucky 1983 1988 11. Mississippi College 1. UC-Davis 1. North Dakota State 12. Winston-Salem State 2012 Online Guide 9977 West Chester Football Division II Poll History

13. Minnesota-Mankato 1995 15. West Texas A&M 19. C.W. Post 14. Shippensburg 1. North Alabama 16. Nebraska-Omaha 20. Central Missouri 15. Ashland 2. Texas A&M-Kingsville 17. Delta State 21. Fort Valley State 16. Morehouse 3. Ferris State 18. West Georgia 22. North Dakota State 17. North Dakota 4. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 19. Chadron State 23. Western Washington 18. East Stroudsburg 5. New Haven 20. Winona State 24. Minnesota-Duluth 19. Texas A&M-Commerce 6. Carson-Newman 25. West Georgia 20. Wofford 7. North Dakota 1999 8. Edinboro 1. Carson-Newman 2002 1992 9. Portland State 2. Slippery Rock 1. Grand Valley State 1. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 10. Virginia State 3. Northern Colorado 2. Valdosta State 2. North Dakota State 11. Texas A&M-Commerce 4. NW Missouri State 3. Northern Colorado 3. Jacksonville State 12. Albany State (Ga.) 5. UC-Davis 4. Texas A&M-Kingsville 4. Texas A&M-Kingsville 13. North Dakota State 6. Fort Valley State 5. Carson-Newman 5. New Haven 14. Millersville 7. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 6. NW Missouri State 6. Hampton 15. Angelo State 8. Southern Arkansas 7. UC-Davis 7. UC-Davis 16. Northern Colorado 9. North Dakota 8. Indiana (Pa.) West Chester University 17. West Georgia 10. Northwood 9. Central Washington Western State 18. Fort Hays State 11. Western Washington 10. Central Missouri 10. Fort Valley State 19. Indiana (Pa.) 12. Catawba 11. Minnesota-Duluth 11. Cal State-Sacramento 20. Missouri Western 13. North Dakota State 12. Nebraska-Kearney 12. Indiana (Pa.) 14. Shippensburg 13. Saginaw Valley State 13. North Dakota 1996 15. Shepherd 14. Tuskegee (Ala.) 14. Texas A&M-Commerce 1. Texas A&M-Kingsville South Dakota State 15. Catawba 15. Edinboro 2. NW Missouri State SE Oklahoma St. 16. Fayetteville State 16. North Alabama 3. Ferris State 18. Central Oklahoma 17. C.W. Post Truman State 4. Nebraska-Omaha 19. Winston-Salem State 18. St. Cloud State 18. East Stroudsburg 5. Valdosta State 20. Northeastern State 19. Tarleton State 19. Portland State 6. Carson-Newman 20. Chadron State 20. Valdosta State 7. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 2000 21. Pittsburg State (Kan.) Savannah State 8. Clarion 1. NW Missouri State 22. Bloomsburg 9. Central Oklahoma 2. UC-Davis 23. Bentley 1993 10. Indiana (Pa.) 3. Catawba 24. East Stroudsburg 1. North Alabama 11. Chadron State 4. Nebraska-Omaha 25. Findlay 2. New Haven 12. West Georgia 5. North Dakota State 3. Hampton 13. Bloomsburg 6. Valdosta State 2003 4. Indiana (Pa.) 14. Albany State (Ga.) 7. Northeastern State 1. Grand Valley State 5. Portland State 15. Northern Colorado 8. West Georgia 2. North Dakota 6. Missouri Southern 16. Angelo State 9. Tuskegee (Ala.) 3. Texas A&M-Kingsville 7. UC-Davis 17. UC-Davis 10. Northwood 4. Saginaw Valley State (Mich.) 8. Albany State (Ga.) 18. Catawba 11. Delta State 5. North Alabama 9. North Dakota 19. North Dakota 12. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 6. Carson-Newman 10. Ferris State 20. Saginaw Valley State (Mich.) 13. Bloomsburg 7. Valdosta State 11. Angelo State 14. Carson-Newman 8. Winona State 12. Minnesota-Mankato 1997 15. Indiana (Pa.) 9. Indiana (Pa.) 13. Wayne State 1. Carson-Newman 16. Chadron State 10. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 14. Carson-Newman 2. New Haven 17. Presbyterian 11. Southern Arkansas 15. Ashland 3. NW Missouri State 18. Mesa State (Colo.) 12. Catawba 16. Millersville 4. Texas A&M-Kingsville 19. C.W. Post 13. Central Arkansas 17. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 5. Albany State (Ga.) 20. Slippery Rock 14. Mesa St. (Colo.) 18. Virginia State 6. Angelo State 21. North Dakota 15. Emporia State 19. Texas A&M-Kingsville 7. Slippery Rock 22. Winston-Salem State 16. Delta State 20. Edinboro 8. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 23. Saginaw Valley State 17. Central Missouri North Dakota State 9. Western State 24. Western Washington 18. Edinboro 10. Southern Arkansas 25. Virginia Union 19. Tusculum 1994 11. Northern Colorado 20. Tarleton State 1. North Alabama 12. Ashland 2001 21. Bentley 2. Texas A&M-Kingsville 13. North Alabama 1. Valdosta State 22. North Dakota 3. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 14. UC-Davis 2. Grand Valley State 23. Chadron State 4. Portland State 15. Glenville State 3. Chadron State 24. Nebraska-Omaha 5. Ferris State 16. North Dakota State 4. North Dakota 25. NW Missouri State 6. Valdosta State 5. Bloomsburg 7. New Haven 1998 6. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 2004 8. Truman State 1. Central Oklahoma 7. Catawba 1. Valdosta State Indiana (Pa.) 2. NW Missouri State 8. Indiana (Pa.) 2. Pittsburg State 10. West Georgia 3. Carson-Newman 9. Saginaw Valley State 3. NW Missouri State 11. Albany State (Ga.) 4. UC-Davis 10. Tuskegee (Ala.) 4. North Dakota 12. North Dakota 5. Slippery Rock 11. Texas A&M-Kingsville 5. Albany State (Ga.) 13. Angelo State 6. Northern Colorado 12. UC-Davis 6. Texas A&M-Kingsville 14. Western State 7. North Dakota 13. Winona State 7. West Chester University 15. North Dakota State 8. Indiana (Pa.) 14. Central Arkansas 8. Colorado School of Mines 16. Carson-Newman 9. Albany State (Ga.) 15. Nebraska-Omaha 9. Grand Valley State 17. Edinboro 10. Emporia State 16. Arkansas Tech 10. Northwood 18. Grand Valley State 11. Texas A&M-Kingsville 17. Tarleton State 11. Michigan Tech 19. South Dakota State 12. Fort Valley State 18. Tusculum 12. East Stroudsburg 20. Central Oklahoma 13. Shepherd (W.Va.) 13. Winona State 14. Grand Valley State 14. Carson-Newman

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15. Shippensburg 11. Central Washington 7. Shepherd (W.Va.) 3. Grand Valley State 16. Arkansas Tech 12. Catawba 8. Abilene Christian 4. West Chester University 17. St. Cloud State 13. Shepherd (W.Va.) 9. Texas A&M-Kingsville 5. St. Cloud State 18. Edinboro 14. Carson-Newman 10. Grand Valley State 6. Minnesota-Mankato 19. South Dakota 15. Abilene Christian 11. Mercyhurst 7. Colorado State-Pueblo 20. Bentley 16. Tuskegee (Ala.) 12. St. Cloud State 8. Minnesota-Duluth 21. Central Oklahoma 17. West Chester University 13. Kutztown 9. Shepherd (W.Va.) 22. Tuskegee (Ala.) 18. Indiana (Pa.) 14. California (Pa.) 10. North Alabama 23. Southeastern Oklahoma 19. Mesa State (Colo.) 15. Bloomsburg 11. West Texas A&M 24. Nebraska-Omaha 20. Newberry 16. Hillsdale 12. Ohio Dominican 25. Saginaw Valley State (Mich.) 21. Tarleton State 17. Valdosta State 13. Henderson State (Ark.) 22. Ashland 18. West Texas A&M 14. Winston-Salem St. (N.C.) 2005 23. Winona State 19. Colorado School of Mines 15. UNC-Pembroke 1. Grand Valley State 24. Wahburn (Kan.) 20. Wingate 16. Bloomsburg 2. NW Missouri State 25. Midwestern State 21. Wayne State (Mich.) 17. Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 3. Saginaw Valley State (Mich.) 22. North Alabama 18. Indianapolis 4. North Alabama 2008 23. Nebraska-Kearney 19. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 5. East Stroudsburg 1. Minnesota-Duluth 24. Missouri Western State 20. Emporia State (Kan.) 6. Central Arkansas 2. NW Missouri State 25. Michigan Tech 21. Slippery Rock 7. Bloomsburg 3. North Alabama 22. Saginaw Valley State (Mich.) 8. North Dakota 4. Grand Valley State 2011 23. Newberry (N.C.) 9. Albany State (Ga.) 5. Abilene Christian 1. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 24. Indiana (Pa.) 10. Presbyterian 6. California (Pa.) 2. Wayne State (Mich.) 25. Tuskegee (Ala.) 11. Tuskegee (Ala.) 7. Delta State 3. Winston-Salem St. (N.C.) 12. Pittsburg State 8. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 4. Delta State (Miss.) 2014 13. Washburn (Kan.) 9. Chadron State 5. NW Missouri State 1. Colorado St.-Pueblo 14. Valdosta State 10. West Texas A&M 6. Minnesota-Duluth 2. Minnesota-Mankato 15. West Texas A&M 11. Bloomsburg 7. Midwestern State (Texas) 3. Minnesota-Duluth 16. Nebraska-Omaha 12. Valdosta State 8. New Haven (Conn.) 5. Ohio Dominican 17. South Dakota 13. Central Washington 9. Colorado St.-Pueblo 6. Concord (W.Va.) 18. Northwood 14. Tuskegee (Ala.) 10. Nebraska-Kearney 7. Pittsburg State (Kan.) 19. North Carolina Central 15. Ashland 11. Washburn (Kan.) 8. Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) 20. Shepherd (W.Va.) 16. Tusculum 12. North Greenville (S.C.) 9. Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 21. Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 17. West Chester University 13. Kutztown (Pa.) 10. Valdosta State 22. C.W. Post 18. Carson-Newman 14. North Alabama 11. Ferris St. (Mich.) 23. Angelo State 19. Wayne State (Neb.) 15. California (Pa.) 12. Bloomsburg 24. Nebraska-Kearney 20. Edinboro 16. Abiline Christian 13. Delta State (Miss.) 25. Missouri Western State 21. Indiana (Pa.) 17. St. Cloud State (Minn.) 14. NW Missouri State 22. Nebraska-Omaha 18. Missouri Western St. 15. West Chester University 2006 23. Minnesota-Mankato 19. Mars Hill (N.C.) 16. North Alabama 1. Grand Valley State 24. Seton Hill (Pa.) 20. Humboldt St. (Calif.) 17. Harding (Ark.) 2. NW Missouri State 25. American Int’l College 21. Bloomsburg (Pa.) 18. Sioux Falls (S.D.) 3. Delta State 22. Shepherd (W.Va.) 19. Colorado School of Mines 4. Bloomsburg 2009 23. West Alabama 20. Angelo State (Texas) 5. Chadron State 1. NW Missouri State 24. West Virginia Wesleyan 21. Michigan Tech 6. North Alabama 2. Grand Valley State 25. West Texas A & M 22. Virginia State 7. North Dakota 3. Central Washington 23. Azusa Pacifi c 8. Shepherd (W.Va.) 4. Carson-Newman 2012 24. Winston-Salem St. (N.C.) 9. North Carolina Central 5. Minnesota-Duluth 1. Valdosta State 25. Henderson State (Ark.) 10. West Texas A&M 6. North Alabama 2. Winston-Salem St. (N.C.) 11. Nebraska-Omaha 7. California (Pa.) 3. Minnesota St.-Mankato 2015 12. Newberry 8. Nebraska-Kearney 4. West Texas A & M 1. NW Missouri State 13. South Dakota 9. West Liberty (W.Va.) 5. Missouri Western State 2. Shepherd 14. Valdosta State 10. Tarleton St. 6. Colorado St.-Pueblo 3. West Georgia 15. Pittsbburg State (Kan.) 11. Hillsdale 7. Indiana (Pa.) 4. Grand Valley State 16. Missouri Western 12. Minnesota-Mankato 8. New Haven (Conn.) 5. Colorado St.-Pueblo 17. Midwestern State (Texas) 13. Abilene Christian 9. Ashland 6. Ferris St. (Mich.) 18. Northwood 14. Midwestern St. 10. NW Missouri St. 7. Slippery Rock 19. Winona State 15. Shippensburg 11. Henderson St. (Ark.) 8. Emporia St. 20. Abilene Christian 16. Texas A&M-Kingsville 12. Minnesota-Duluth 9. Midwestern State (Texas) 21. Elizabeth City State 17. Tuskegee (Ala.) 13. Carson-Newman 10. Ashland 22. Tiffi n 18. Arkansas Tech 14. Shippensburg 11. Tuskegee (Ala.) 23. Bemidji State 19. Saginaw Valley St. (Mich.) 15. Indianapolis 12. Henderson State (Ark.) 24. West Chester University 20. UNC-Pembroke 16. Midwestern State (Texas) 13. Minnesota St.-Mankato 25. Indiana (Pa.) 21. West Alabama 17. Bloomsburg (Pa.) 14. Valdosta State 22. Albany St. (Ga.) 18. Chadron State 15. North Alabama 2007 23. Charleston (W.Va.) 19. Harding (Ark.) 16. Humboldt St. (Calif.) 1. Valdosta State 24. Edinboro 20. Lenoir-Rhyne 17. Assumption (Mass.) 2. NW Missouri State 25. Washburn 21. West Alabama 18. Indianapolis 3. Grand Valley State 22. Emporia St. 19. Indiana (Pa.) 4. California (Pa.) 2010 23. Tuskegee (Ala.) 20. Charleston (W.Va.) 5. Chadron State 1. Minnesota-Duluth 24. Missouri S & T 21. Carson-Newman 6. North Alabama 2. Delta State 25. Shepherd Sioux Falls (S.D.) 7. Nebraska-Omaha 3. NW Missouri State 23. Texas A&M Commerce 8. West Texas A&M 4. Albany State (Ga.) 2013 24. Augustana (S.D.) 9. North Dakota 5. Central Missouri 1. NW Missouri State 25. Catawba (N.C.) 10. Delta State 6. Augustana (S.D.) 2. Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.)

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Year W L T Pct. PF PA Farrell Stadium Facts 1970 4 0 0 1.000 170 28 1971 5 0 0 1.000 230 46 West Chester’s Record at Farrell Stadium: 1972 4 0 0 1.000 159 48 165-61-1 (45 years) 1973 2 2 0 .500 62 63 First Game: 1974 4 0 0 1.000 118 30 Sept. 26, 1970 vs. East Stroudsburg W, 42-0 1975 1 2 0 .333 44 50 1976 2 3 0 .400 81 90 First Loss: 1977 3 1 0 .750 84 67 Nov. 3, 1973 vs. Hillsdale L, 7-13 1978 1 3 0 .250 51 63 1979 2 4 0 .333 107 140 Most Points Scored at Home in a Single-Season: (300 - 2014) 1980 4 1 0 .800 118 88 Most Points Allowed at Home in a Single-Season: (203 - 2015) 1981 3 2 0 .600 84 77 1982 3 1 0 .750 151 38 Fewest Points Scored at Home in a Single-Season: (19 - 2000) 1983 5 1 0 .833 140 78 Fewest Points Allowed at Home in a Single-Season: (28 - 1970) 1984 3 1 0 .750 127 81 Longest Winning Streak: 1985 4 0 0 1.000 84 51 15 games (1970-1973) - started with win over East Stroudsburg in fi rst game 1986 5 0 0 1.000 206 57 ever played at Farrell Stadium in 1970 and ended with a loss to Hillsdale in the 1987 4 1 0 .800 158 54 last regular-season home game of the 1973 season. 1988 6 0 0 1.000 230 76 1989 4 1 0 .800 177 88 Longest Losing Streak: 1990 2 1 0 .667 115 82 6 games (2000) - West Chester lost all six of its home games that fall, marking 1991 3 2 0 .600 92 91 the only time in the history of the program that the Golden Rams failed to win 1992 5 1 0 .833 175 91 at least one game at Farrell Stadium. 1993 3 2 0 .600 145 99 10-Game Win Streaks: 1994 4 1 0 .800 141 126 15 games (1970-1973) 1995 2 2 1 .500 141 119 14 games (1984-1987) 1996 2 2 0 .500 131 81 10 games (1988-1989) 1997 2 2 0 .500 111 85 * West Chester went 24-1 from 1984 to 1989 with its lone loss coming at the 1998 5 1 0 .833 190 85 hands of Indiana (Pa.) in the 1987 PSAC Championship Game. 1999 4 0 0 1.000 204 88 2000 0 6 0 .000 19 118 Most Games Played - Single Season: (7) 2001 3 1 0 .750 112 81 2007 (5-2) 2002 3 2 0 .600 103 114 2013 (6-1) 2003 5 0 0 1.000 207 61 Undefeated Seasons at Home: (12) 2004 4 1 0 .800 173 76 2014 (6-0), 2008 (6-0), 2005 (4-0), 2003 (5-0), 1999 (4-0), 1988 (6-0), 1986 2005 5 0 0 1.000 218 71 (5-0), 1985 (4-0), 1974 (4-0), 1972 (4-0), 1971 (5-0), 1970 (4-0). 2006 4 1 0 .800 189 67 2007 5 2 0 .714 227 159 Farrell Stadium Through The Years 2008 6 0 0 1.000 232 68 1970 - Original structure completed on South Campus. The new home of the 2009 4 2 0 .667 214 95 West Chester University Golden Rams is named after John A. Farrell, who 2010 3 2 0 .600 188 146 was a physician, trustee, and civil leader. 2011 2 3 0 .400 106 152 2012 4 1 0 .800 201 93 2006 - A new state-of-the-art FieldTurf is installed, along with a brand new 2013 6 1 0 .857 246 138 Mondo Track surface for the university’s track & fi eld squad. West Chester 2014 6 0 0 1.000 300 85 plays its fi rst football game at home on an artifi cial surface on Sept. 2, 2006 - a 28-14 loss to Edinboro. The FieldTurf used in the renovation project was the 2015 4 2 0 .667 206 203 same surface installed at Ford Field in Detroit where Super Bowl XL was held. 2016 - FieldTurf replaced, along with resurfacing of the Beinin Pord track. Purple end zones, and purple sideline boxes, adorn the new fi eld while track color switched to purple & gold.

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