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Ottawa University Braves FRIENDS UNIVERSITY FALCONS OTTAWA UNIVERSITY BRAVES VS (2-3, 2-3 KCAC) (3-1, 2-1 KCAC) LAST GAME: The Friends University closed the final 19:12 with a 35-point barrage in a 56-21 rout of the Sterling College War- riors. The win snapped a three-game losing skid in the series to the Warriors, with all three of the setbacks occurring on the road. FRIENDS UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER 1 Cade Nagy SO WR 31 Cooper Christian FR WR 62 Kevin McKenzie SR DL 2 Tyler English SR WR 32 Dajoun Dobbs FR RB 63 Jacob Kerby SR OL “We are excited to get back 3 Dawson Marcum SO RB 32 Noah Lopez FR DB 64 Carson Haldeman FR OL to playing games and look 4 Kevin Green FR WR 33 Nathan Juarez JR DB 66 Gage Jones JR OL forward to the challenge 5 Juan Salazar SR RB 33 Dominic Wallace FR RB 67 Stephen Acosta SO OL Ottawa presents. After this 6 Robert Garcia SR DL 34 Bobby Owens FR WR 68 Rick Williams FR OL long of a layoff, we are focused on playing a fast and clean 6 Jack Mullen FR QB 35 Brent Allen JR TE 71 Dalton Phillips FR OL game” 7 Sonny Brown SR LB 37 Kieran Wright-Blue FR WR 72 Devin Fellows FR OL 8 Waylon Chance SO WR 38 Jacquez Davis SO DL 73 King David McPhee FR TE -Head Coach, Dion Meneley 9 Adam Brown JR DL 39 Laken Clowdus FR RB 74 Manuel Aguilar FR OL 10 Dan Dawdy SR QB 40 Carlos Flores FR FB 77 Desmond Lamb FR OL 11 Traylen Shinault FR QB 41 Joseph Figueroa FR DB 79 Christian Smith FR OL 12 Joshua Morris SO QB 42 Gerardo Rathburn FR LB 81 Christian Zaricki FR WR 13 Caleb Fink SR WR 42 Cameron Walker SR WR 82 Zaine Lantz FR WR 14 Quintin Thomas FR QB 43 Nolan Ewing FR DB 82 Tyson Love SR WR 15 Robert Maxson SR TE 44 Joshua Fielder FR WR 84 Travis Rogers FR TE A FALCON WIN WOULD... 16 Jacob Santos FR QB 44 Bobby Schmidt JR K 85 Jared McGehee FR TE » ...improve them to 3-3 on the 17 Trenton Barnhart FR QB 45 Joseph Arps JR FB 87 Konner Barron FR TE season. 18 Cooper Peters FR DB 47 David Akao JR LB 87 David Pettyjohn FR TE » ...give them their second 19 D’Ron Jacobs FR WR 48 Trevyon Berry FR DB 88 Zacharrias Smith FR WR straight win over Ottawa for 20 Jagger Blubaugh SO LB 49 Arlen Cooley FR TE 90 Corbin Duggan FR LB the first time since 2008. 21 Conner Lockhorn SO DB 50 James Maloy FR LB 91 Connor Williams FR DL » ...extend their winning streak 22 Drake Damon SR DB 51 Jordan Boyd FR LB 93 Andrew Gerace FR DL to two games. 23 Dakota Bayliff FR WR 52 Talon Fitzmier SO LB 94 Tucker Trevett FR DL A FALCON LOSS WOULD... 23 Nick White SR DB 54 Byron Cox FR LB 96 Matthew Lucas FR DL » ...drop them to 2-4. 24 Anthony McGlory JR RB 55 Jason Weah JR LB 98 Chase Reed FR DL » ...be less good than a Falcon 25 Christian Ryan SR DB 56 Pierre McNeal FR LB 99 Tyler Wilson JR DL win. 26 Lekieath Nunn JR RB 58 Alexander Goines FR LB 27 Juan Neri-Leon SO RB 60 Torey Crozier FR OL 28 Landon Power FR DB 60 Brock Johnston SR OL 30 Jacoby Smith FR DB 61 Dyllon Phillips FR OL Head Coach: Dion Meneley, 4th Season Assistant Coaches: Matt Kalb, Matt Byers, Darren Marquez, Kwenn Murphy, Jason Jinkens, Brian Byers, Ryan Schadler Graduate Assistants: CJ Jennings, Chris Hassard www.friendsathletics.com Twitter: @FriendsFalcons Instagram: @FriendsFalcons 2019 vs. Ottawa: The Falcons came up with 13 unanswered points to rally for a 20-13 victory at Ottawa in the regular season finale on Nov. 9, 2019. Former defensive lineman Jeremiah Pharms recorded 2.5 sacks to give him 14.5 for the 2019 season, a school single-season record. OTTAWA UNIVERSITY BRAVES ROSTER 1 Jaylin King DB Sr. 44 Jake Wilhite LB Fr. 2 DaVean Randall RB Jr. 45 Junior Villa LB Fr. 3 Colton Davis WR So.46 Adam Gilbert RB/K Fr. 3 Quintin Faison LB Jr. 48 Aaron Williams LB Fr. 4 Ta'lon Mack DB Fr. 49 Eric McQueen TE Fr. 5 Jermaine Ziegler WR Jr. 51 Tony Aiono OL Jr. 6 Nolan Clarke DB So.51 Jensen Riffel LB Fr. 6 Jordan Parham WR Jr. 52 Adam McClure OL Sr. 7 Eugene Sainterling QB Jr. 53 Jacob Zilmer LB So. 7 Jalen Battle DB Jr. 54 Oscar Palacios LB Sr. 8 Michael Corrales K/P Jr. 55 Hayden Engman OL/LS Fr. 8 James Reeder RB Jr. 55 Tre'Veon Walker LB Jr. 9 Dalyn Johnson RB Jr. 56 Henry Frahm LB Fr. 9 Deion Williams DB Sr. 58 Trevar Koncher OL Fr. 10 Westin Davis DL Sr. 59 Jameson Nusbaum LS Fr. 10 Dakota Lynde QB Fr. 60 Jackson Knight OL So. 11 Santino Gee RB Jr. 61 Croix Hogan DL Fr. 12 Michael Amayo, Jr. WR Sr. 63 Brody Jones OL Fr. 13 Bailey Shire QB Jr. 65 Aujerick Vorst DL Fr. 13 Saamad Ali DB So.67 Kalen Kemp OL Fr. 14 August Walter TE Jr. 68 Kaine Taylor OL Fr. 14 Derrick Curtis RB Fr. 69 Jonathan Fox OL Fr. 15 Corbin Boles K/P So.71 Jaime Saldivar OL Jr. 15 Keegan McCormack QB Jr. 72 Joseph Ayers OL Fr. 16 Dylan Foos WR Sr. 73 Arnoldo Mendoza OL Sr. 16 Brandon McKinney DB Jr. 75 Leland McKinney DL Sr. 18 Vaughn Schrock WR Fr. 76 Madrid Steele OL Fr. 18 Malachi Thomas LB/DB So.78 Edward Taylor OL So. 19 Keaton Rickard DE Sr. 79 Jonathan DePriest OL Fr. 20 Malaki Thompson RB Jr. 80 Gunnar Madere WR So. 21 Devin Johnston DB Jr. 81 Jordan Hopson TE Sr. 22 Isaiah Mabry WR Fr. 82 Ricardo Verduzco WR Jr. 23 JaCarl Davis DB Fr. 83 Corey Smith TE Fr. 24 Lawrence Hudson RB Fr. 84 Greg McMahon TE Sr. 25 Murphy Theodore ATH Jr. 85 Desmond Doles WR Jr. 26 Tyler Cater DB Jr. 86 Timothy Hill WR Fr. 27 Kevin Wade DB So.87 Jordan Lee WR So. 28 Reese Jones RB Jr. 88 Tahj'e Driver WR Fr. 29 Yan Keuwo DB Fr. 90 Xavier Gaines DL Fr. 32 Lane Ackles LB Fr. 91 Jacob Garcia DL Sr. 33 Tiger Smiley LB Fr. 92 James Gladden DE Fr. 34 Joel Burck DB Fr. 93 Bryce Capron DL Jr. 35 Grant Golemon DB Fr. 94 Xavier Robinson DL Sr. 36 Levi Navinskey WR Fr. 95 Isaiah Veal DL Sr. 38 Jaquez Snell WR Fr. 96 Aaron Schoemann DL Jr. 39 Luke Richards DB Fr. 97 James Rucker DL So. 40 Colby Johnson LB Sr. 98 Leroy Bolden DE So. 41 Christian Relford LB So.99 William Wallace DL Jr. 42 Keyth Waltrip DB Sr. Head Coach: Dr. Kent Kessinger, 17th Season Assistant Coaches: Thomas Pearson, Julian Mendez, Jordan Dodge, Doug Kerr, Aaron Lawrence, Josiah Wilson, Kendall Miller www.friendsathletics.com Twitter: @FriendsFalcons Instagram: @FriendsFalcons KCAC STANDINGS 2020 FALCONS SCHEDULE BY THE NUMBERS The Falcons are... Team KCAC Overall 9/12 @ Kansas Wesleyan L 17-70 » 1-1 at home Bethel 5-0 6-0 9/19 @ Tabor W 17-7 » 1-2 on the road Southwestern 4-0 4-0 9/26 Avila L 35-37 » 0-0 in overtime Avila 4-1 4-1 10/3 @ McPherson L 17-20 » 1-0 when leading at halftime Ottawa 2-1 3-1 10/10 Sterling W 56-21 » 0-3 when trailing at halftime » 2-8 vs. Ottawa in last 10 meetings Kansas Wesleyan 3-2 4-2 10/17 @ Bethel PPD McPherson 3-4 3-4 10/24 Southwestern PPD NOTABLE STATS FRIENDS 2-3 2-3 10/31 @ Bethany PPD » Two of the Falcons three losses Tabor 2-4 2-4 11/7 Ottawa 1:00 PM this season are by three points or Bethany 1-4 1-4 11/14 St. Mary 1:00 PM less. The Falcons lost four of seven St. Mary 0-3 0-3 games by one possession in 2019. Sterling 0-4 0-4 FALCONS STAT LEADERS BRAVES STAT LEADERS Passing.............................Dan Dawdy Passing.............................Bailey Shire 96-172, 1,028 yds, 9 TD, 4 INT 21-32, 221 yds, 3 TD, 4 INT Rushing...........................Juan Salazar Rushing.........................Derrick Curtis 73 att, 383 yds, 2 TD 78 att, 650 yds, 7 TD Receiving...........................Cade Nagy Receiving........................Colton Davis 26 rec, 313 yds, 1TD 16 rec, 197 yds, 1 TD Tackling.............................David Akao Tackling........................Colby Johnson 53 tackles 53 tackles INTs..............................Christian Ryan INTs..................................JaCarl Davis 3 interceptions 2 interceptions Sacks.................................David Akao Sacks............................Oscar Palacios 2.0 sacks 4.0 sacks » Juan Salazar rushed for 137 of his ca- UP NEXT: The Falcons return home for a reer-high 180 yards in the first half against matchup with the St. Mary Spires on Nov. Avila. 14. Friends will look for its fourth consec- » The Falcons are one of just 13 NAIA pro- utive victory over the Spires dating back grams to make 100% of their PATs. Tabor and to 2017. St. Mary are the only other KCAC schools in that category. » With 25.6 first downs per game, the Falcons rank third in the NAIA and second in the KCAC.
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