SAINT JOHN’S FOOTBALL OFFICIAL 2014 GAME INFORMATION

National Champions | 1963, 1965, 1976, 2003 MIAC Champions | 1932, 1935, 1936, 1938, 1953, 1962, 1963, 1965, 1971, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1982, 1985, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009 No. 23 SAINT JOHN’S UNIVERSITY JOHNNIES (3-1, 1-1 MIAC) vs. HAMLINE UNIVERSITY PIPERS (2-1, 0-1 MIAC) Saturday, October 4, 2014; 1 p.m. | Clemens Stadium (cap. 7,482); Collegeville, Minn.

Media Contacts: Athletic Media Relations Director, Saint John’s - Ryan Klinkner Series Stats (320-363-3127, [email protected]); Sports Information Director, Hamline - Dave Wright (651-523-2786, [email protected]) Series Notes Series Record: SJU leads, 56-23-3 (Current Streak: SJU, 19) Tune In: The game can be heard live on WBHR-660 AM, across central Minnesota, at Saint John’s: SJU leads, 33-8-2 (Current Streak: SJU, 9) WDGY-740 AM in the Twin Cities (*new in 2014*) and KOWZ-1170 AM in Waseca, which at Hamline: SJU leads, 22-15-1 (Current Streak: SJU, 10) covers most of southern Minnesota and into western Wisconsin. Mark Lewandowski, Neutral: SJU leads, 1-0 (Current Streak: SJU, 1) Bryan Backes, Mike Carr and Charlie Carr will call all the action beginning with Johnnies Last Saint John’s Win: Nov. 9, 2013 (20-14) Magazine at 11 a.m. and the pre-game show at 11:30 a.m. The game will also be broad- Last Hamline Win: Oct. 1, 1994 (27-26) cast on the SJU football website via Stretch Internet. This is the 18th season SJU football Largest Margin of a Saint John’s Victory: 69 (1993) can be heard across the world on the Internet. Largest Margin of a Hamline Victory: 27 (1908, 1909)

Football Weekly: Tune in to Football Weekly during the football season this fall, each Series’ Best Individual Performances (By Yardage) Wednesday from 7-8 p.m. at Buffalo Wild Wings in St. Cloud. Guests include head coach Rushing: SJU, Mike Zumwinkle, 22-230-2 TD (Oct. 26, 1985) Gary Fasching, an SJU assistant coach, an SJU football student-athlete and a local high HAM, Austin Duncan, 35-154-0 TD (Nov. 9, 2013) school head coach each week. The radio show airs live on WBHR-660 AM and www. gojohnnies.com. Passing: SJU , Joe Boyle, 11-17-318-2 TD (Nov. 13, 2010) HAM, Jerry Foley, 33-62-283-2 TD (Oct. 8, 1955) The Matchup: Saint John’s enters Saturday’s game with a 3-1 record following its 24-14 win at St. Thomas last Saturday. The Johnnies forced four fourth-quarter turnovers Receiving: SJU, Ben Vanderheyden, 6-195-3 TD (Oct. 11, 2008) and junior running back Sam Sura (South St. Paul, Minn.) ran for a series-record 210 HAM, Dick Donlin, 17-112-1 TD (Oct. 8, 1955) yards to earn their second consecutive win over a nationally-ranked St. Thomas team. SJU ended the 2013 season with a 7-3 record (5-3 MIAC), good for fourth in the MIAC, 2014 Statistical Comparisons under the direction of fi rst-year head coach Gary Fasching. Hamline, meanwhile, is 2-1 Hamline Saint John’s (0-1 MIAC) and is coming off its bye week. The Pipers dropped their conference opener 26.3 Scoring Offense 24.0 by a 48-19 score at Gustavus Adolphus, Sept. 20. 22.3 Scoring Defense 13.0 181.7 Passing Offense 127.8 SJU Head Coach Gary Fasching (Saint John’s ’81): 237.3 Passing Defense 189.8 A 1981 SJU graduate, Fasching became the 16th head coach in 219.7 Rushing Offense 238.8 the 102-year history of Saint John’s University football following 96.0 Rushing Defense 147.8 the 2012 season. He replaced John Gagliardi, who announced his 401.3 Total Offense 366.5 retirement following 60 seasons at SJU, after serving 17 seasons 333.3 Total Defense 337.5 as an assistant football coach and recruiting coordinator at SJU. 116.1 Pass Effi ciency 134.3 SJU recorded a 5-3 MIAC record (7-3 overall) to fi nish fourth in the 132.0 Pass-Effi ciency Defense 109.9 conference standings in 2013. The Johnnies posted a 164-39 record (120-22 MIAC) with 32:37 Average Time of Possession 32:14 10 conference titles and 12 postseason appearances (22-11 playoff record), including 54.1 Kickoff Coverage (Net Avg.) 36.0 the 2003 national championship, 2000 national runner-up performance and four national 70.6% (12-17) Red-Zone Offense 90.0% (9-10) semifi nal games during his tenure as an assistant coach. Seventy-two Minnesota High 81.8% (9-11) Red-Zone Defense 50.0% (6-12) School All-Star game participants attended Saint John’s during Fasching’s tenure as 39.2% (20-51) Third-Down Conversions 40.7% (22-54) the Johnnies’ recruiting coordinator. Eleven SJU defensive linemen earned a total of 15 39.0% (16-41) Opponent Third-Down Conversions 50.0% (6-12) All-America honors during his 16 seasons as the program’s defensive line coach before switching to linebacker duties in 2012. Prior to joining the Johnnies’ coaching staff, Fasching served as the head football coach at St. Cloud Cathedral High School from 2014 Saint John’s Schedule/Results 1986-95, where he led the Crusaders to the State Class B title in 1992 and 1993. He col- Date Opponent Time/Result lected a 57-46 career record over the 10 seasons, the most wins and longest tenure in Sept. 6 WISCONSIN-RIVER FALLS W, 27-8 school history. The 1992 state championship team ended the regular season 4-4 only to Sept. 13 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire W, 31-7 win six consecutive games for the title. The momentum turned into a perfect 14-0 record Sept. 20 CONCORDIA L, 14-23 en route to the 1993 state championship and an eventual 21-game win streak. A three- Sept. 27 at St. Thomas W, 24-14 year starter for the Johnnies at linebacker (1977-78, 1980-81), Fasching graduated from Oct. 4 HAMLINE (Homecoming) 1 p.m. SJU in 1981 with a degree in social science. He earned his master’s degree in sports Oct. 18 at Gustavus Adolphus 1 p.m. management from St. Cloud State University in 2000. Oct. 25 CARLETON (Family Weekend) 1 p.m. Nov. 1 at Augsburg 1 p.m. Nov. 8 BETHEL 1 p.m. Nov. 15 at St. Olaf 1 p.m.

1 All-Time Series Results Assistant-Coach Success: In addition to Fasching, eight of the Johnnies’ 10 assistant coaches played for legendary head coach John Gagliardi at Saint John’s. Two of Year Result Date Location SJU’s staff have won state titles in Minnesota when they were high school head coaches 1908 HU, 27-0 Oct. 17 Collegeville 1909 HU, 27-0 Oct. 26 St. Paul – Fasching at St. Cloud Cathedral and Jim Mader at Albany (1989 and 1997). Fasching is 1921 HU, 17-0 Oct. 1 Collegeville assisted by: Jerry Haugen ’76 – Defensive Coordinator (39th season); Jim Gagliardi ’89 1922 HU, 20-0 Sept. 30 St. Paul – Offensive Coordinator (23rd season); Brandon Novak ’01 – Co-Defensive Coordinator 1923 HU, 14-9 Nov. 3 Collegeville 1924 HU, 19-0 Nov. 1 St. Paul (15th season); Damien Dumonceaux ’05 – Recruiting Coordinator and Defensive Line, 1925 HU, 14-7 Oct. 17 Collegeville and Assistant Track & Field Coach (Ninth season); Kole Heckendorf – Wide Receivers and 1926 HU, 9-0 Oct. 30 St. Paul 1927 Tie, 0-0 Oct. 1 Collegeville Tight Ends (Second season); Jim Mader – Offensive Line (11th season); Charlie Welsh ’08 1928 HU, 14-7 Sept. 29 St. Paul – Video Coordinator and Wide Receivers (Sixth season); Michael Orts ’09 – Scout Teams 1929 HU, 24-0 Oct. 19 Collegeville and Quarterbacks (Third season); John Gans ’12 – Scout Teams and Linebackers (Second 1930 Tie, 13-13 Oct. 4 St. Paul 1931 SJU, 7-0 Oct. 3 Collegeville season); and Jake Essler ’14 – Scout Teams and Running Backs (First season). 1932 SJU, 14-0 Oct. 15 St. Paul 1933 Tie, 0-0 Oct. 7 Collegeville This is the 83rd meeting between SJU and Hamline, going all the 1934 SJU, 26-7 Oct. 13 St. Paul Series History: 1935 SJU, 45-0 Oct. 5 Collegeville way back to 1908. The Johnnies are 56-23-3 (.701) all-time against the Pipers, including 1939 SJU, 40-19 Nov. 4 Collegeville a 33-8-2 record (.791) in Collegeville. SJU has won 24 of the last 27 meetings overall. 1940 HU, 6-0 Nov. 2 St. Paul 1947 SJU, 19-12 Oct. 18 Collegeville The last time Hamline defeated the Johnnies was a 27-26 decision on Oct. 1, 1994, in 1948 HU, 14-6 Oct. 2 St. Paul Collegeville. SJU has outscored the Pipers 848-124 in 19 meetings since that game 1950 HU, 13-12 Oct. 13 St. Paul (44.6-6.5 avg.). 1952 HU, 21-19 Sept. 20 Collegeville 1953 SJU, 27-0 Nov. 6 St. Paul 1954 SJU, 20-0 Sept. 18 Collegeville Homecoming Slump: SJU enters Saturday’s contest with a 64-20-2 (.756) record 1955 SJU, 33-21 Oct. 8 Collegeville 1956 SJU, 23-0 Sept. 22 St. Paul in 86 known Homecoming games, dating back to 1924, including a 10-3-1 record 1957 SJU, 33-0 Sept. 28 Collegeville against Hamline. The Johnnies have won 23 of their last 28 Homecoming games. SJU is 1958 SJU, 20-0 Oct. 4 St. Paul riding a four-game Homecoming losing streak for the fi rst time since 1953-56, legendary 1959 SJU, 46-14 Oct. 10 Collegeville 1960 SJU, 20-0 Oct. 15 St. Paul head coach John Gagliardi’s fi rst four Homecoming contests. The Johnnies’ skid started 1961 SJU, 51-0 Oct. 28 Collegeville with a 27-26 overtime loss to St. Thomas in 2010, followed by another one-point loss 1962 SJU, 36-0 Nov. 3 St. Paul to Augsburg in 2011 (32-31). St. Olaf posted a 38-35 win over SJU in 2012 before last 1963 SJU, 38-14 Sept. 21 Collegeville 1964 HU, 8-6 Oct. 3 St. Paul year’s 24-14 loss to Concordia. 1965 SJU, 34-6 Oct. 9 Collegeville 1966 HU, 6-3 Oct. 15 St. Paul 1967 SJU, 16-14 Oct. 21 Collegeville Tackle Cancer Success: The results for the Sept. 20 Tackle Cancer game are 1968 HU, 23-14 Oct. 26 St. Paul in! The combination of SJU football team donations, Saint Ben’s dance team donations, 1969 SJU, 31-27 Nov. 1 Collegeville t-shirt sales and cash donations on gameday exceeded our goal of $5,000 this year. 1970 SJU, 29-8 Sept. 26 St. Paul 1971 SJU, 29-16 Oct. 2 Collegeville Together, we raised a total of $5,775, which will be donated to the Randy Shaver Cancer 1972 HU, 20-14 Oct. 7 St. Paul Research and Community Fund. Thank you to everyone for your generosity and help with 1973 SJU, 14-7 Oct. 13 Collegeville this successful fundraiser for cancer research and awareness. We are confi dent that our 1976 SJU, 59-28 Sept. 18 St. Paul 1977 SJU, 56-7 Sept. 17 Collegeville contribution, as well as contributions from other football teams around the state, will 1978 SJU, 39-0 Sept. 23 St. Paul make a difference in the fi ght against cancer. 1979 SJU, 45-19 Sept. 22 Collegeville 1980 SJU, 27-3 Sept. 27 Collegeville 1981 SJU, 31-19 Oct. 3 St. Paul More Sura Than Ever: Junior running back Sam Sura (left; 1982 SJU, 37-14 Sept. 18 Collegeville South St. Paul, Minn.) became the fi rst Johnnie to rush for over 200 1983 HU, 26-0 Sept. 17 St. Paul 1984 HU, 18-16 Oct. 27 Collegeville yards in two separate games with 210 yards on 36 carries in the win 1985 SJU, 21-10 Oct. 26 St. Paul at St. Thomas last Saturday. The 36 carries were the fourth-most in 1986 SJU, 21-18 Sept. 27 St. Paul school history. He gave SJU a 14-7 lead in the second quarter with 1987 SJU, 17-13 Sept. 26 Collegeville 1988 HU, 22-20 Nov. 13 St. Paul a 44-yard touchdown run and fi nished with 117 rushing yards on 16 1989 SJU, 18-16 Nov. 11 Collegeville carries (7.3 avg.) in the fi rst half alone. Sura now has 298 rushing 1990 HU, 21-0 Sept. 29 St. Paul 1991 SJU, 35-25 Sept. 28 Collegeville yards in two career games against UST. He leads all divisions of NCAA football with an 1992 SJU, 21-7 Oct. 10 Collegeville average of 188 yards rushing per game. His 752 rushing yards are also fi rst across Divi- 1993 SJU, 69-0 Oct. 9 Collegeville sions II and III. 1994 HU, 27-26 Oct. 1 Collegeville 1995 SJU, 35-20 Sept. 30 St. Paul 1996 SJU, 29-23 Sept. 28 St. Paul First-Half Yards, and Yards, and Yards: As mentioned above, Sura fi nished 1997 SJU, 21-0 Sept. 27 Collegeville 1998 SJU, 49-13 Oct. 24 Collegeville with 117 rushing yards on 16 carries (7.3 avg.) in the fi rst half against the Tommies last 1999 SJU, 20-3 Oct. 23 St. Paul weekend. He enters this weekend with 488 yards and fi ve touchdowns on 55 attempts 2000 SJU, 61-0 Oct. 21 Collegeville (8.9 avg.) in the fi rst half of games this season, an average of 122 yards per contest. 2001 SJU, 50-0 Oct. 20 St. Paul 2002 SJU, 56-0 Sept. 14 Collegeville 2003 SJU, 74-7 Sept. 13 St. Paul (Central H.S.) Home-Run Threat: Sura has 22 runs of 10 yards or more in four games this 2004 SJU, 41-6 Oct. 2 St. Paul season, accounting for 490 of his 752 yards. Of the 22 carries, nine were of 20 yards or 2005 SJU, 44-0 Oct. 1 Collegeville 2006 SJU, 56-7 Oct. 21 Collegeville more, including six over 30. Over two-thirds of Sura’s rushing total on Saturday, 141 of 2007 SJU, 46-7 Oct. 20 St. Paul his 210 yards, came on six runs. 2008 SJU, 40-7 Oct. 11 Collegeville 2009 SJU, 41-7 Oct. 10 St. Paul 2010 SJU, 49-0 Nov. 13 Collegeville -UW-River Falls: 10, 39 (TD), 10, 17, 10 (86 yards of 168 total) 2011 SJU, 61-0 Nov. 12 St. Paul -UW-Eau Claire: 14, 42, 30, 25 (TD), 47, 15, 16, 10 (199 yards of 281 total) 2012 SJU, 55-10 Nov. 3 St. Paul 2013 SJU, 20-14 Nov. 9 Collegeville -Concordia: 38, 15, 11 (64 yards of 93 total) -St. Thomas: 44 (TD), 29, 11, 28, 17, 12 (141 yards of 210 total) Who to Watch for This Saturday #1 Josh Bungum - Junior wide receiver Josh Bungum (left; #7 Randy Perez - Junior safety Randy Perez (left; Murrieta, Calif./ Paynesville, Minn.) takes the fi eld Saturday with 11 catches for 135 Vista Murrieta) recorded his fi rst collegiate interception and fi nished yards and two touchdowns in two career games against Hamline. with seven tackles (four solo) in last Saturday’s 24-14 win at St. He is currently tied with Lee Clintsman (2001-04) and Kyle Gearman Thomas. A high-school teammate of junior cornerback Trevor War- (2004-06) for fi fth all-time with 140 career receptions. He had six ner, Perez appeared in 18 games at Division II Western New Mexico catches for 61 yards and a touchdown last week against the Thom- before transferring to SJU this summer. mies. 2 Fourth-Quarter Heat: Senior defensive end Matt Workman D3football.com Poll (Sept. 28) (left; Minneapolis, Minn./Holy Angels) totaled fi ve solo tackles, in- cluding three sacks in the fourth quarter, and a forced fumble in the No. School (1st-Place Votes) Record Votes Prev. Others Receiving Votes: Hampden- 1. UW-Whitewater (25) 3-0 625 1 Sydney 48, Heidelberg 45, Chapman win at St. Thomas to earn the MIAC’s Defensive Athlete of the Week 2. Mary Hardin-Baylor, Texas 4-0 592 2 40, Washington & Jefferson 37, Texas award. UST accumulated a total of 2 yards on Workman’s other two 3. Mount Union, Ohio 3-0 577 3 Lutheran 33, Guilford 21, Simpson 21, Wil- 4. Wesley, Del. 4-0 548 4 lamette 19, Rowan 11, Wesleyan 4, Rhodes solo tackles on the afternoon. The three sacks are the most by a 5. Linfi eld, Ore. 2-0 525 6 3, Delaware Valley 3, Ohio Northern 2, Johnnie in a game since Nick Gunderson recorded three in the 27-7 6. John Carroll, Ohio 3-0 472 8 Franklin 2, East Texas Baptist 1. 7. St. John Fisher, N.Y. 3-0 467 7 win at St. Thomas on Oct. 28, 2006. Workman currently leads the 8. Wartburg, Iowa 3-0 439 9 MIAC with four sacks this season. He fi nished second in the league in both tackles for a 9. Hobart, N.Y. 4-0 382 11 loss (9.5) and sacks (4) in conference play in 2013. 10. Johns Hopkins, Md. 4-0 370 14 11. Wabash, Ind. 3-0 365 12 12. Bethel 2-1 302 15 Approaching 1,000 Yards: Sura needs 248 rushing yards to become the fi rst 13. North Central, Ill. 2-1 289 5 14. Pacifi c Lutheran, Wash. 2-0 256 16 Johnnie since 1994 (Matt Malmberg) to reach the 1,000-yard plateau in the regular 15. Ithaca, N.Y. 3-0 245 17 season (see below). SJU made it to the postseason eight of the nine seasons in which it 16. Wittenberg, Ohio 2-1 192 18 17. UW-Stevens Point 3-0 188 -- had a 1,000-yard rusher (Jay Conzemius in 1990, 7-3 record). 18. UW-Platteville 2-1 174 13 19. Wheaton, Ill. 3-0 154 19 SJU’s 1,000-Yard Rushers, in a Season 20. Thomas More, Ky. 3-1 145 20 21. Widener, Pa. 4-0 127 21 Overall Regular Season 22. Concordia-Moorhead 4-0 125 25 Name Yr. Gms. Yds. TD Gms. Yds. TD 23. Saint John’s 3-1 118 -- 24. St. Thomas 2-1 104 10 Tim Schmitz 1976 11 1,475 15 8 1,011 11 25. Lycoming, Pa. 4-0 54 22 Kent Crowley 2002 14 1,411 20 10 784 12 Matt Malmberg 1993 13 1,343 31 10 1,065 27 Matt Malmberg 1994 13 1,331 14 10 1,102 11 Tim Schmitz 1977 9 1,244 14 8 1,091 13 Jay Conzemius 1991 12 1,235 17 9 950 12 Chris Moore 2000 15 1,201 15 10 713 9 AFCA Poll (Sept. 29) Chris Moore 1999 10 1,101 8 7 847 6 No. School (1st-Place Votes) Record Votes Prev. Others Receiving Votes: Saint John’s Jay Conzemius 1990 10 1,020 13 10 1,020 13 1. UW-Whitewater (37) 3-0 1042 1 101, Lycoming 76, Delaware Valley 2. Mary Hardin-Baylor, Texas (3) 4-0 999 2 54, Hampden-Sydney 37, Simpson 28, 3. Mount Union, Ohio (2) 3-0 981 3 Heidelberg 28, Stevenson 22, Gustavus -Sam Sura 2014 4 752 6 4 752 6 4. Wesley, Del. 4-0 920 4 Adolphus 19, Rhodes 18, Carroll 16, 5. Linfi eld, Ore. 2-0 853 6 Guilford 14, Willamette 14, Rose-Hulman 6. St. John Fisher, N.Y. 3-0 784 7 11, Chapman 10, Muhlenberg 10, Ohio National Rankings, Regional Power: The NCAA West Region currently boasts 7. John Carroll, Ohio 3-0 771 8 Northern 4, Trinity (Conn.) 4, Framingham 8. Wartburg, Iowa 3-0 723 9 St. 3, Centre 2, Illinois Wesleyan 2, Alfred 10 institutions, including SJU, that are ranked in the latest D3football.com poll released 9. Hobart, N.Y. 4-0 686 11 1, Louisiana College,1, Luther 1. Sept. 28. The nine schools, aside from the Johnnies, were ranked in the American 10. Johns Hopkins, Md. 4-0 637 12 Football Coaches’ Association’s (AFCA) poll posted a day later ( see right). The 10 schools 11. Wabash, Ind. 3-0 598 13 12. Wheaton, Ill. 3-0 520 14 are comprised of four from the MIAC, three from Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic 13. Ithaca, N.Y. 3-0 453 15 Conference (WIAC), two from the Northwest Conference (NWC) and one from the Iowa 14. Pacifi c Lutheran, Wash. 2-0 419 17 15. Concordia-Moorhead 4-0 390 19 Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (IIAC). 16. North Central, Ill. 2-1 380 5 17. UW-Platteville 2-1 353 16 18. Widener, Pa. 4-0 349 18 Tommie Turnovers: The Johnnies have now forced a total of 12 turnovers in the 19. Bethel 2-1 262 20 last three meetings with St. Thomas. Six of the 10 turnovers SJU has forced this season 20. Texas Lutheran 4-0 217 21 occurred in the fourth quarter. 21. UW-Stevens Point 3-0 203 -- 22. Wittenberg, Ohio 2-1 201 22 23. St. Thomas 2-1 157 10 14 Points or Less: SJU held St. Thomas to 14 points, the Tommies lowest point total 24. Thomas More, Ky. 3-1 131 25 25. Washington & Jefferson, Pa. 3-0 125 24 since Mount Union (Ohio) defeated UST 28-10 in the 2012 national-championship game. The Johnnies are 127-4 (.969) since 1996, when head coach Gary Fasching joined the coaching staff as an assistant, when they hold their opponents to 14 points or less.

50 Percent from the 20: Opponents have converted points in fi ve of their 10 trips in the red zone this season and 24-for-48 (48.9 percent) going back to the 2013 opener (19-for-38 last fall). The 50-percent rate is good for eighth in NCAA Division III this season.

Other National Stats: The Johnnies are currently 21st nationally (Division III) in both scoring defense (13.0 ppg.) and turnovers forced (10). On This Date in Johnnie Football History... The Johnnies are 7-3-2 all-time on October 4: 1924 vs. Macalester (T, 6-6); 1930 at Hamline (T, 13-13); 1941 at Macalester (L, 18-19); 1952 vs. St. Olaf (W, 34-0); 1958 at Hamline (W, 20-0); 1969 at Augsburg (W, 14-12); 1975 vs. Gustavus Adolphus (W, 26-7); 1980 at Gustavus Adolphus (L, 16-24); 1986 vs. Bethel (W, 41-7); 1997 at Carleton (W, 55-6); 2003 vs. Gustavus Adolphus (W, 35-13); and 2008 at Bethel (L, 9-14).

1930 at Hamline (T, 13-13): The game was scoreless until Gus “Lucky” Luckemeyer found the end zone for SJU early in the second quarter. The Johnnies converted the extra point but were called for “offsides,” leaving their lead at 6-0 (you were not allowed to re-kick the PAT back then). The Johnnies dominated the third quarter and added another touch- down and extra point, increasing their lead to 13-0. Hamline came alive in the fourth quarter, however, and scored two touchdowns. The last score tied the game with four minutes remaining, but the extra point went wide.

1958 at Hamline (W, 20-0): Saint John’s capitalized on three Hamline mistakes and turned them into touchdowns: a 14-yard punt into the wind, a fumble deep in Piper terri- tory and an interception. Duane Deutz led the Johnnies with 162 yards and a touchdown on 26 carries.

1986 vs. Bethel (W, 41-7): With senior starting quarterback Rick Dougherty out with a sprained knee, senior backup Alex Schleper stepped in and led the Johnnies to a convincing Homecoming victory. Schleper completed 12 of 21 passes for 143 yards and added a 1-yard touchdown run in his fi rst collegiate start. Dave Woodbeck added 90 yards on 12 carries. 3 He’s Got It: Senior defensive end Ryan Michaelis ( left; Monti- Honoring Elliott at Halftime: Blake Elliott ’03 (left, cello, Minn.) fell on his third fumble of the season in Saturday’s win in 2001) will receive the Bob Basten Award at halftime of at St. Thomas and is currently tied for the Division III lead, with fi ve this Saturday’s Homecoming game in Clemens Stadium. others, in fumble recoveries. A two-sport student-athlete, Michaelis The Basten Award honors a former Johnnie football player is a two-time National Wrestling Coaches’ Association (NWCA) All- who has demonstrated outstanding leadership and a com- America Scholar. He made his second consecutive appearance at the mitment to excellence. It is given in honor of the late Bob NCAA Division III Championships in March and ended season with Basten ’82, a former Minnesota Viking and founder of the a 16-12 record at 197 pounds. He is a two-time Academic All-MIAC Playing to Win for Life Foundation for ALS Research. El- (minimum 3.50 GPA) honoree in football and was named to the Capital One Academic liott’s record-breaking SJU football career is unmatched. He received the Gagliardi Trophy All-District team last fall. and a national championship in 2003, was a three-time All-American, two-time MIAC Player of the Year and, in 2014, he was placed on the ballot for the College Football Hall Hamline’s Austin Duncan: Hamline junior running back Austin Duncan led the of Fame. Elliott is the co-owner and director of operations at Everyday Living in Eagan, MIAC last year with a Hamline single-season record of 1,460 rushing yards. He also set Minn., a foster-care system for adults with special needs. He created the company after single-game school standards when he carried the ball 49 times for 298 yards against his younger brother suffered a traumatic brain injury just before Blake’s senior year at Carleton last year. Duncan has rushed for 100 yards in 12 of his 23 career games and SJU. Elliott has served as president of the J-Club and is heavily involved in Feed My has 2,817 yards on 536 career attempts. He needs 82 yards on Saturday to surpass Starving Children, a non-profi t committed to ending world hunger. Monroe Walker’s career-rushing mark of 2,898 yards set from 1974-77. Ford Named a Campbell Trophy Semifi nalist: Senior Big Crowds, Big Wins: SJU is 16-7 all-time (7-4 against St. Thomas) in games tight end J.T. Ford ( left; Stevens Point, Wis./Stevens Point Area) in which the announced crowd is over 10,000 strong, including a 12-4 record when the was named as one of the 167 semifi nalists for the 2014 William V. contest is held in Collegeville. The back-to-back wins at St. Thomas are the fi rst for the Campbell Trophy (formerly known as the Draddy Trophy), endowed Johnnies, away from the home-fi eld advantage, since the 1963 postseason wins en route by Fidelity Investments, and is a candidate for the 2014 NFF National to the program’s fi rst national championship. Scholar-Athlete Awards. The award recognizes an individual as the absolute best football scholar-athlete in the nation, and up to 16 of SJU’s Games in Front of 10,000+ Fans the candidates will be named recipients of a prestigious NFF National Scholar-Athlete Date Opponent Location Crowd Result Award. Launched in 1959, the NFF National Scholar-Athlete program awards $18,000 Nov. 30, 1963 Emporia State Bloomington (Met) 12,438 W, 54-0 scholarships that can be used for the honorees’ postgraduate education. This year’s re- Dec. 14, 1963 Prairie View A&M Sacramento, Calif. 12,220 W, 33-27 cipients will be announced Oct. 30, and one will be declared the winner of the Campbell Oct. 23, 1993 St. Thomas Collegeville 10,108 W, 69-13 Trophy Dec. 9 at the 57th NFF Annual Awards Dinner. Nov. 7, 1997 St. Thomas Metrodome 12,145 L, 27-31 Sept. 29, 2001 St. Thomas Collegeville 10,174 W, 27-21 Nominated by their schools, which are limited to one nominee each, candidates for the Nov. 2, 2002 St. Thomas Collegeville 11,027 W, 48-28 awards must be a senior or graduate student in their fi nal year of eligibility, have a GPA Nov. 8, 2003 Bethel Collegeville 13,107 W, 29-26 of at least 3.2 on a 4.0 scale, have outstanding football ability as a fi rst-team player or Sept. 25, 2004 Gustavus Collegeville 10,458 W, 42-14 signifi cant contributor, and have demonstrated strong leadership and citizenship. The Oct. 1, 2005 Hamline Collegeville 10,457 W, 44-0 class is selected each year by the NFF Awards Committee, which is comprised of a Sept. 30, 2006 Carleton Collegeville 11,790 W, 29-19 nationally recognized group of media, members of the College Football Hall of Fame and Oct. 6, 2007 St. Olaf Collegeville 12,339 W, 30-29 athletics administrators. Oct. 27, 2007 St. Thomas Collegeville 12,123 W, 51-34 Nov. 10, 2007 Bethel Arden Hills 10,025 L, 14-17 A two-time Academic All-MIAC honoree (minimum 3.50 GPA), Ford volunteered in the Sept. 27, 2008 Gustavus Collegeville 11,907 W, 31-17 Emergency Trauma Center at St. Cloud Hospital during last academic year and is doing Oct. 3, 2009 Bethel Collegeville 10,567 W, 16-14 so again in 2014-15. He is an anatomy and physiology teaching assistant and is currently Oct. 17, 2009 St. Thomas Collegeville 12,903 W, 20-17 (OT) conducting academic research as part of a senior capstone project, focusing on the use Oct. 2, 2010 St. Thomas Collegeville 16,421 L, 26-27 (OT) and effects of pre-workout supplements in NCAA Division III football student-athletes. An Sept. 24, 2011 Augsburg Collegeville 12,221 L, 31-32 integrative health science major (pre-medicine emphasis) with a 3.76 GPA, Ford intends Oct. 1, 2011 St. Thomas St. Paul 10,421 L, 7-63 to attend medical school following graduation from SJU in May 2015. He studied abroad Sept. 15, 2012 St. Thomas Collegeville 14,286 L, 21-43 in Ireland during summer 2014, is the recipient of three academic scholarships at SJU Sept. 21, 2013 St. Thomas St. Paul 10,800 W, 20-18 and has been named to the Dean’s list (min. 3.80 GPA) four times. Sept. 28, 2013 Concordia Collegeville 10,077 L, 14-24 Sept. 27, 2014 St. Thomas St. Paul 12,483 W, 24-14 Record Book Update: A number of Johnnies are approaching milestones and SJU top-10 lists. Fastest to 10 Wins: The 24-14 win at nationally-ranked St. Thomas was the 10th of second-year head coach Gary Fasching’s career, which tied him with John Gagliardi -Junior quarterback Nick Martin (Plymouth, Minn./Wayzata) needs four rushing yards for the fastest to reach that plateau in program history. Only four other coaches in SJU to pass Paul Schmit (1972-73) for fourth on SJU’s all-time rushing list by a quarterback. history coached long enough, or enough games, to reach 10 wins. Gagliardi went 6-2 in He also needs one rushing touchdown to tie Ken Pletcher (1992-94) for fi fth among his fi rst season in 1953 and won the fi rst three in 1954, before losing at Gustavus and quarterbacks. at home to St. Thomas. His 10th win, like Fasching, came in his 14th game (20-14 at Concordia). -Junior wide receiver Josh Bungum (Paynesville, Minn.) needs 17 receptions to tie Todd Fultz (1988-90) for fourth on the school’s all-time list. With his six receptions against St. Fastest to 10 Wins, SJU Football Coaches Thomas last weekend, Bungum passed Jeremy Lorentz (1991-94) and tied Lee Clints- Coach Gms. Rec. (10th Win) Rec. (Career) Years man (2001-04) and Kyle Gearman (2004-06) for fi fth. He also needs 253 receiving yards Gary Fasching 14 10-4 10-4 2013-current to pass Nate Kirschner (1997-00) and crack the top 10 in that category. John Gagliardi 14 10-4 465-132-10 1953-2012 George Durenberger 15 10-5 20-10-1 1937-40 -Senior linebacker Andrew Rose (Stillwater, Minn.) needs 15 solo tackles to move into John McNally 17 10-7 13-9 1950-52 the top 10 and pass current assistant coach and recruiting coordinator, Damien Dumon- Joe Benda 18 10-6-2 57-32-8 1930-36, 1941-43, 1945-49 ceaux (2002-05).

End the Droughts: The Johnnies are looking to end a number of negative, current -Sophomore kicker Alexi Johnson (Shakopee, Minn.) tied Russell Gliadon (2006-09) for streaks in 2014 (last time): fi fth in career fi eld goals made (15) with his 38-yard fi eld goal last week at St. Thomas. He needs six more to pass Mike Schmidt (1980-82) for fourth in school history. -four seasons without an outright or shared conference title (1966-70) -four seasons without a playoff appearance (1978-81) -four straight Homecoming losses (1953-56) 4 Winning Tradition Continues: SJU enters the 2014 season with NCAA Division When Was the Last Time... III’s best all-time winning percentage (.705, 590-240-24 all-time record), and seventh • A quarterback threw for 350 yards or more in a game: 375 on October 29, 2005: Alex Kofoed behind Notre Dame, Michigan, Oklahoma, Ohio State, Texas and Alabama for the best vs. St. Olaf. winning percentage in all of college football. Last year’s 7-3 overall record marked SJU’s 46th consecutive season without a losing record. The last time SJU fi nished with a losing • A quarterback threw fi ve touchdown passes in a game: October 13, 2007: Alex Kofoed at record (3-5 overall) was 1967 (see list below). Gustavus Adolphus. • Two players rushed for over 100 yards in the same game: September 27, 2003. Jake Theis Consecutive Seasons (14 carries for 173 yards) and Josh Nelson (11 carries for 112 yards) vs. St. Olaf. MIAC Team Without a Losing Record 1. Saint John’s 46 • Two players recorded over 100 yards receiving in the same game: September 18, 2010: 2. Bethel 20 Brent Graboski (116 on three receptions) and Sam Pederson (101 on four receptions) vs. Concordia. 3. Concordia 7 • A non-quarterback threw a touchdown pass: October 29, 2011. Wade Powers to Brent 4. St. Thomas 6 Graboski (70-yard reception) vs. Carleton. 5. Augsburg 3 6. Carleton 1 • A player recorded three or more rushing touchdowns in a game: 3 on September 6, 2014. Gustavus 1 Sam Sura (39, 1, 7) vs. Wisconsin-River Falls. 8. Hamline 0 • A player recorded three or more receiving touchdowns in a game: 3 on October 11, 2008. St. Olaf 0 Ben Vanderheyden from Jordan Hansel (67, 35) and Joe Boyle (31) vs. Hamline.

Main Attraction, Again: For the 12th time in the last 13 seasons, and 17th time • A player recorded two or more interceptions in a game: November 3, 2012. Bobby Fischer overall, Saint John’s led NCAA Division III in football attendance in 2013. Despite rain (2) at Hamline. during each of its fi ve home games, SJU averaged 7,364 fans per game and attracted 36,822 spectators last fall. SJU’s average game attendance out-distanced second-place • A player recorded two fi eld goals in one game: September 6, 2014. Alexi Johnson (35- and 26-yard fi eld goals) vs. Wisconsin-River Falls. UW-Whitewater, which averaged 5,094 fans per game. Only 10 Division II programs outdrew SJU in attendance per game in 2013, while 68 Football Championship Subdivi- • A player recorded a fi eld goal of 35 yards or more: September 27, 2014. Alexi Johnson (38- sion (FCS, formerly Division I-AA) institutions failed to do so. The MIAC led all Division III yard fi eld goal) at St. Thomas. conferences in attendance for the third consecutive season, and eighth in the last nine years, with an average of 3,343 spectators per game. • Interception return for a touchdown: November 3, 2012: Andrew Rose (35-yard return) at Hamline.

2013 SJU vs. FCS/Division II in Upper Midwest Attendance • An opponent returned an interception for a touchdown: October 8, 2011. Bethel’s David School NCAA Gms. 2013 Att. Avg. Vavra (35-yard return). 1. North Dakota State FCS 9 167,600 18,622 2. Northern Iowa FCS 6 75,431 12,572 • Two interception returns for a touchdown by two different players: November 14, 2009. 3. South Dakota State FCS 6 64,162 10,694 Nate Anderson (36-yard return; Billy Lawrence intercepted and returned it 14 yards before he lateraled to Anderson) and Ethan Eid (59-yard return) vs. Carleton. 4. North Dakota FCS 7 58,501 8,357 5. South Dakota FCS 6 48,568 8,095 • A player recorded two interception returns for a touchdown in a game: November 20, 1999. 6. Saint John’s III 5 36,822 7,364 Beau LaBore vs. Wis.-Stevens Point (66-yard and 92 yard returns, respectively). 7. Minnesota-Duluth II 6 21,150 3,525 8. MSU-Mankato II 6 21,035 3,506 • A player recorded a punt return for a touchdown and a fumble return for a touchdown in 9. Augustana, S.D. II 6 20,016 3,336 the same game: October 17, 1992. John Beutz (31-yard fumble return, 72-yard punt return) vs. Bethel. 10. St. Cloud State II 6 19,651 3,275 • Fumble return for a touchdown: November 7, 2009: Kevin Wenner (16-yard return) vs. 2013 MIAC Attendance Leaders Augsburg. School Gms. 2013 Att. Avg. 1. Saint John’s 5 36,822 7,364 • Two fumble returns for a touchdown by the same player: September 24, 1994. Brian Kohorst vs. Augsburg (10-yard and 24-yard returns, respectively). 2. Bethel 8 38,054 4,757 3. Concordia 5 22,135 4,427 • Punt return for a touchdown: September 29, 2012. Jake Essler (85-yard return) vs. St. Olaf. 4. St. Thomas 5 19,825 3,965 5. Gustavus 5 12,303 2,461 • Two punt returns for a touchdown by the same player: October 13, 2001. Blake Elliott vs. 6. St. Olaf 5 9,215 1,843 Gustavus Adolphus (66-yard and 46-yard returns, respectively). 7. Carleton 5 9,111 1,822 • Two punt returns for a touchdown by two different players: September 25, 1993. Tony Lesch 8. Hamline 5 6,574 1,315 (77-yard return) and Mark Smith (79-yard return) vs. St. Olaf. 9. Augsburg 5 6,443 1,289 • Kickoff return for a touchdown: September 4, 2010. Mike Bonynge (88-yard return) vs. Northwestern.

• Saint John’s recorded a punt return for a touchdown and an interception return for a Where Are They Now? (presented by House of Pizza) touchdown in the same game: December 14, 1963. Bob Spinner (41-yard punt return) and John A two-time All-American, Ernie McCormick (44-yard interception return) vs. Prairie View A&M, Texas. England ’81 was one of only two Johnnies to earn All-MIAC • Saint John’s blocked an opponent punt: November 3, 2012. John Gans at Hamline. fi rst-team honors all four years on the football fi eld (Chuck • Saint John’s blocked an opponent fi eld goal: October 27, 2012. Maze Thompson blocked a 30-yard attempt by Gustavus Adolphus’ Tom Huepenbecker. Froehle the other from 1953-56). Unfortunately, England played in an era when defensive • Saint John’s blocked an opponent PAT: October 6, 2012. Wade Powers at Augsburg. statistics, aside from interceptions, were not recorded. If they would have been, England would certainly be in SJU’s top-10 lists for quarterback • Saint John’s recorded a safety: October 13, 2012 vs. Carleton. sacks and tackles for a loss. He currently works as a registered nurse and resides in Andover, Minnesota.

5 The Last Meeting (at SJU 20, HU 14): SJU overcame fi ve turnovers and held Hamline to 14 points on six drives inside its 20-yard line in a 20-14 win last Nov. 9 A Look at Hamline (2013) in Collegeville. Hamline entered intermission with a 14-10 lead, its fi rst halftime Hamline Head Coach Chad Rogosheske: lead against SJU since 1994, but the Johnnies responded with 10 unanswered points in Rogosheske is in his second season as head coach of the the third quarter to pull out the victory. Pipers in 2014. A running back at Hamline from 1994-97, Rogosheske served as an assistant at HU for three seasons SJU out-gained the Pipers 353-251 but committed the fi ve turnovers, one of which was from 1998-2000 before leaving for Wartburg (Iowa) for one a fumble on an interception by safety Darryl Williams ’14. Williams and the SJU defense, season. He returned to Hamline as a full-time assistant meanwhile, forced a turnover on downs three times in the red zone, including stops on coach in 2002 and served on the staff for fi ve seasons the one- and 14-yard lines in the fourth quarter alone. before leaving St. Paul for Ohio State. Rogosheske was a graduate assistant coach with the Buckeyes for three seasons before serving most A muffed punt return on the game’s opening possession gave the ball back to HU on recently as the offensive line coach at Bucknell from 2010-12. the SJU 14, but the Johnnies forced a turnover on downs on fourth-and-three from the seven. Following a pair of punts, SJU traveled 63 yards on eight plays before stalling Quick Facts: 2013 Results: following a fi rst-and-10 opportunity on the Pipers’ 18-yard line. A 35-yard fi eld goal from Location: St. Paul, Minn. Date Opponent Result sophomore kicker Alexi Johnson (Shakopee, Minn.) gave SJU a 3-0 lead with 2:32 left Founded: 1854 Sept. 7 Minnesota-Morris W, 41-33 in the opening quarter. Enrollment: 4,812 (undergrad) Sept. 21 Carleton L, 17-20 (OT) Nickname: Pipers Sept. 28 at Augsburg L, 20-55 Hamline got on the board after taking advantage of an SJU fumble and put together a School Colors: Red and Gray Oct. 5 Gustavus Adolphus L, 7-52 seven-play, 62-yard scoring drive that ended on a one-yard touchdown pass from Gabe Stadium: Klas Field Oct. 12 at St. Olaf W, 31-28 Martinez to Kevin Eskuri. The Pipers later took advantage of another SJU turnover, with a President: Dr. Linda N. Hanson Oct. 19 Concordia-Moorhead L, 7-63 four-yard pass from Martinez to Noah Pesola to give the visitors a 14-3 lead. Athletic Director: Jason Verdugo Oct. 26 at St. Thomas L, 7-43 Website: www.hamline.edu Nov. 2 Bethel L, 6-55 SJU responded with a quick 71-yard scoring drive that ended on a 39-yard touchdown 2013 Overall Record: 2-8 Nov. 9 at Saint John’s L 14-20 pass from quarterback Connor Bruns ’14 to tight end Colin Moynihan ’14. Johnson’s 2013 MIAC Record: 1-7 Nov. 16 at Macalester L, 0-7 extra point cut the Johnnies’ defi cit to 14-10 before the end of the fi rst half. 2013 MIAC Finish: 7th

Bruns started off the second half by directing a 12-play, 71-yard scoring drive and gave 2014 Schedule/Results: SJU the lead for good. On third-and-14, Bruns hit junior wide receiver Josh Bungum Date Opponent Result/Time (Paynesville, Minn.) for a 22-yard touchdown with 9:54 left in the third quarter. Sept. 6 at Minnesota-Morris W, 37-6 Sept. 13 Macalester W, 23-13 Johnson’s second fi eld goal of the game, this time from 29 yards out, ended the scoring at 20-14 with 2:30 left in the third. Sept. 20 at Gustavus Adolphus L, 19-48 Oct. 4 at Saint John’s 1 p.m. A solid fourth-quarter defense by the Johnnies, including interceptions by Williams and Oct. 11 Bethel 1 p.m. sophomore linebacker Carter Hanson (Blue Earth, Minn.), put the game on ice. Oct. 18 St. Thomas 1:10 p.m. Oct. 25 at Concordia-Moorhead 1 p.m. Bruns was 13 of 25 passing for 164 yards and two touchdowns, while junior running Nov. 1 St. Olaf 1 p.m. back Sam Sura (South St. Paul, Minn.) totaled 85 rushing yards on 18 carries. Nov. 8 at Augsburg 1 p.m. Nov. 15 Carleton 1 p.m. The two teams combined for a 7-for-28 showing (25 percent) on third down, as well as 0-for-4 on fourth down. SJU was 0-for-5 on third down in the fi rst half alone. The Pipers’ Statistical Leaders: Rushing Gms. Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long The Johnnies’ Statistical Leaders: Austin Duncan 3 71 489 6.9 4 51 Brendan Nachtrieb 3 22 76 3.5 1 23 Rushing Gms. Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long Naji El-Araby 3 8 45 5.6 1 18 Sam Sura 4 113 752 6.7 6 47 Ryan Ferkinhoff 3 10 34 3.4 0 7 Antoine Taylor 4 26 110 4.2 1 14 Zack Sundly 4 9 44 4.9 0 8 Passing Gms. Att. Comp. Int. TD Yards Tim Bona 3 92 54 1 4 505 Passing Gms. Att. Comp. Int. TD Yards Alex Riedel 1 6 4 0 0 40 Nick Martin 3 44 28 1 3 320 Johnny Benson 3 32 20 1 2 191 Receiving Gms. Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long Naji El-Araby 3 11 66 6.0 0 14 Receiving Gms. Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long Phillip Sherman 3 10 100 10.0 1 18 Josh Bungum 4 14 132 9.4 1 23 Nick Kampa 3 8 97 12.1 0 25 J.T. Ford 4 12 90 7.5 0 16 Hoyfal Adam 3 7 62 8.9 1 18 Zack Sundly 4 10 129 12.9 2 30 Sam Sura 4 5 32 6.4 0 10 Defense Solo Asst. Total TFL Sack Int. Anthony Hill 14 10 24 1.5-7 ------Defense Solo Asst. Total TFL Sack Int. Zach Schwalbach 13 5 18 ------1-0 Carter Hanson 20 13 33 ------TaSawn Burton 8 6 14 3.0-8 ------Reid Bjorklund 12 14 26 2.0-10 1.0-6 --- Terry Pegues 10 1 11 ------Garrett Ackerman 14 9 23 ------2-18 Bruce London 9 9 18 ------

6 When Saint John’s Has the Ball Saint John’s Offense: WR 22 Evan Clark, So. (5-9, 180) LT 59 Alex Jarosz, Sr. (6-4, 295) LG 51 Ben Brown, Jr. (6-1, 275) 33 31 C 60 Ben Eli, Jr. (6-4, 270) RG 50 Ross Carlson, Sr. (6-3, 300) Sundly Sura RT 58 Andrew Jarosz, So. (6-3, 265) TE 83 J.T. Ford, Sr. (6-4, 225) 5 WR 1 Josh Bungum, Jr. (5-9, 180) Martin QB 5 Nick Martin, Jr. (6-3, 190) RB 33 Zack Sundly, So. (6-0, 200) 1 22 58 50 60 51 59 83 RB 31 Sam Sura, Jr. (5-11, 200) Bungum Clark An. Jarosz Carlson Eli Brown Al. Jarosz Ford Hamline Defense: DE 54 Matt Wildes, Sr. (6-2, 245) NG 80 Travis Jacobson, Fr. (6-2, 250) 54 80 99 DE 99 TaSawn Burton, Jr. (5-11, 230) Wildes Jacobson Burton OLB 22 Corey Touchette, Sr. (6-2, 195) ILB 18 Joshua Rudesill, So. (5-8, 185) 22 32 ILB 33 Cody Vaughn, So. (5-8, 215) 18 33 Touchette Gardner OLB 32 Corey Gardner, Jr. (5-11, 185) Rudesill Vaughn CB 21 Jack Swanberg, Jr. (5-11, 165) 25 21 SS 14 Zach Schwalbach, So. (6-2, 185) Green Swanberg FS 1 Anthony Hill, So. (6-2, 200) CB 25 Jesse Green, So. (5-8, 180)

Saint John’s Special Teams: 14 1 K 19 Alexi Johnson, So. (5-6, 160) P 42 Griffi n Toomey, So. (6-0, 195) Schwalbach Hill LS 21 Lucas Glomb, So. (5-10, 185) H 15 Johnny Benson, Sr. (5-10, 180) KR 22 Evan Clark, So. (5-9, 180) 82 Brett Watercott, Fr. (5-10, 185) PR 1 Josh Bungum, So. (5-9, 180) 82 Brett Watercott, Fr. (5-10, 185)

When Hamline Has the Ball Hamline Offense: WR 3 Hoyfal Adam, Sr. (5-10, 170) LT 75 Juan Burciaga, Sr. (6-2, 320) LG 58 Brandon Vongkeo, Sr. (5-10, 235) C 54 Alec Grimm, Sr. (6-0, 265) RG 65 Austin Niederkorn, Sr. (5-11, 240) RT 50 Jacob Skarhus, Jr. (6-1, 265) 24 28 WR 19 Nick Kampa, So. (5-10, 170) QB 2 Tim Bona, Jr. (6-2, 225) Ferkinhoff Duncan TE 87 Phillip Sherman, Jr. (6-0, 200) FB 24 Ryan Ferkinhoff, Jr. (5-9, 190) 2 RB 28 Austin Duncan, Jr. (6-0, 220) Bona 19

Saint John’s Defense: 3 50 65 54 58 75 87 Kampa DE 40 Sean Tillman, Sr. (6-2, 245) Adam Skarhus Niederkorn Grimm Vongkeo Burciaga Sherman DT 56 Ben Rossini, Sr. (6-3, 235) DT 96 Sam Brynestad, Jr. (6-5, 230) DE 47 Matt Workman, Sr. (6-3, 225) LB 25 Reid Bjorklund, Jr. (6-1, 195) 40 56 96 47 LB 3 Carter Hanson, So. (5-11, 195) Tillman Rossini Brynestad Workman LB 33 Andrew Rose, Sr. (6-2, 205) 25 3 33 CB 22 Andrew Norri, Sr. (5-9, 180) S 21 Lucas Glomb, So. (5-10, 185) Bjorklund Hanson Rose S 8 Garrett Ackerman, So. (6-0, 195) 22 2 CB 2 Trevor Warner, Jr. (6-0, 185) Norri 21 8 Warner Hamline Special Teams: Glomb Ackerman K 47 Forrest Coughlin, Jr. (6-0, 180) P 16 Kyle Johnson, Fr. (6-3, 190) LS 82 Tyler Drewlo, So. (6-0, 185) H 23 Christian Rund, Fr. (6-3, 180) KR 3 Hoyfal Adam, Sr. (5-10, 170) 5 Naji El-Araby, So. (5-8, 170) PR 4 Zach Deitchman, Sr. (5-9, 180) 3 Hoyfal Adam, Sr. (5-10, 170)

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