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Coaching Staff Coaching Staff April 4, 2015. Kickoff 7:00 PM vs. Trenton Freedom Alphabetical Rosters 2015 Record Columbus Lions Alphabetical Rosters # NAME POS. HEADLINES 2015 Record # NAME POS. 1 Allen, Antonio WR - The Trenton Freedom played the Columbus Lions just once 15 Beverly, Dezmond WR 91 Anderson, Trevor DL last season and won 66-63. 11 Burns, Ed DB 44 Atunrase, Michael DL - In the 2014 game, Landis Williams caught a season-high three 3 Caldwell, Robert LB 18 Barnard, Michael K touchdowns, but the Freedom defense gave up a season-high 4 Daniels, Damian DB 6 Brown, Melik FB 335 total yards. 25 Ebagua, Terrence WR 99 Brown, Morkeith DL - The Freedom are coming off a bye week in Week 2 and a Week 34 Edwards, Larry LB 4 Carraway, Vaughn DB 1 win against the Raiders 41-33. 6 Fortson, Jarmon WR - The Lions are also coming off a win against the Richmond 14 Cissoko, Boubacar DB 1-0 1 Harris, John WR 1-0 Raiders 52-50 and as the Freedom did in Week 1, in come- 9 Ferguson, Tevan DL 12 Kacz, Casey QB from-behind fashion. 11 Green, Marcus DL 50 Lang, Pat OL - The Freedom have already made a few notable changes to their (7-5 in 2014) 2 Hayes, Jerome LB (8-4 in 2014) 2 Marshall, Roshawn DB roster. They traded DL Marcus Green to the Erie Explosion for Second place in 3 Jackson, Roger WR National Conference Regular future considerations. DB Aldain Barham and QB Steffen Co- 9 Pearson, Tyrell DB 7 Joseph, Alex LB Season Champions lon were waived. OL Lloyd Morrison was placed on the AFL American Conference 24 Perry, Kendrick FB 23 Joseph, Dominic DB Exempt list after receiving a callup to the Arena Football League 21 Pickett, Chris DB 19 Martin, Richie WR (As of March 24). 8 Rorie, Rashaun WR 75 McCoy, Lavon OL - The Freedom re-signed QB Steve Panasuk from the Richmond 22 Ross, Marvin DB 8 McLeod, Adrian LB Coaching Staff Raiders. Panasuk backed up Warren Smith last season. They 58 Small, Dion OL 26 McMilian, Mike DB also signed DB Boubacar Cissoko and DL Jerome Williams, Coaching Staff 75 Thomas, Brandon OL who’ll both be suiting up today. FB/OL Josh Kamenas was also 11 Panasuk, Stephen QB 7 Thornton, Damian DL Head Coach: Kevin O’Hanlon added back onto the 27-man roster. Head Coach: Jason Gibson 15 Pillar, Scott WR 98 Washington, David DL Offensive Coordinator: Ryan Vena 79 Quinn, Rufus OL Today’s Expected Officials Defensive Backs/Asst. Coach: Rayshaun Reed 10 Washington, Kendrick DL 17 Rivera, Antoine WR Defensive Coordinator: Ryan Sloth 55 Wheeler, Aaron OL 90 Slocum, Marques DL Referee: Warren Gillis Defensive Coordinator: Branden Hall 13 Willis, Jerry DL 62 Speller, Malcolm OL Wide Receivers Coach: James Sadler Umpire: Joe Letizia 14 Wolfe, Lindsey K 10 Wanket, Hunter QB Defensive Line Coach: Dustin Barno Head Linesman: Mark Bitar 5 Young, Antwon QB 55 Williams, Jerome DL Line Judge: Dominique Pender 5 Williams, Landis WR Back Judge: Doug Gaida Trenton Freedom vs. Richmond Raiders Saturday, April 4, 2015 Sun National Bank Center • Trenton, New Jersey Kickoff at 7:00 PM Freedom Offense Lions Offense Trenton Freedom Numerical Roster Columbus Lions Numerical Roster QB Hunter Wanket #10 Steve Panasuk #11 # NAME POSITION QB Antwon Young #5 Casey Kacz #12 # NAME POSITION FB Melik Brown #6 1 Allen, Antonio WR FB Kendrick Perry #24 1 Harris, John WR WR Antoine Rivera #17 Scott Pillar #15 Antonio Allen #1 2 Hayes, Jerome LB WR John Harris #1 Dez Beverly #15 Jarmon Fortson #6 2 Marshall, Roshawn DB WR Roger Jackson #3 Richie Martin #19 Landis Williams #5 WR Terrence Ebagua #25 Rashaun Rorie #8 3 Jackson, Roger WR 3 Caldwell, Robert LB OG Lavon McCoy #75 OG Aaron Wheeler #55 4 Carraway, Vaughn DB C Rufus Quinn #79 4 Daniels, Damian DB C Pat Lang #50 Dion Small #58 5 Williams, Landis WR OG Malcolm Speller #62 5 Young, Antwon QB OG Brandon Thomas #75 6 Brown, Melik FB 6 Fortson, Jarmon WR Freedom Defense Lions Defense 7 Joseph, Alex LB 7 Thornton, Damian DL DL Jerome Williams #55 Mike Atunrase #44 DL Damian Thornton #7 8 McLeod, Adrian LB 8 Rorie, Rashaun WR DL Tevan Ferguson #9 Marques Slocum #90 DL Jerry Willis #13 David Washington #98 9 Ferguson, Tevan DL 9 Pearson, Tyrell DB DL Morkeith Brown #99 DL Kendrick Washington #10 10 Wanket, Hunter QB 10 Washington, Kendrick DL MLB Jerome Hayes #2 Trevor Anderson #91 MLB Larry Edwards #34 11 Panasuk, Stephen QB 11 Burns, Ed DB JLB A.D. McLeod #8 Alex Joseph #7 JLB Robert Caldwell #3 14 Cissoko, Boubacar DB 12 Kacz, Casey QB DB Dominic Joseph #23 DB Damian Daniels #4 15 Pillar, Scott WR 13 Willis, Jerry DL DB Mike McMillan #26 Vaughn Carraway #4 DB Roshawn Marshall #2 Chris Pickett #21 17 Rivera, Antoine WR 14 Wolfe, Lindsey K DB Boubacar Cissoko #14 DB Marvin Ross #22 18 Barnard, Michael K 15 Beverly, Dezmond WR Freedom Special Teams Lions Special Teams 19 Martin, Richie WR 21 Pickett, Chris DB K: Michael Barnard $18 K: Lindsey Wolfe #14 23 Joseph, Dominic DB 22 Ross, Marvin DB H: Scott Pillar #15 H: Casey Kacz #12 26 McMilian, Mike DB 24 Perry, Kendrick FB KR: Roger Jackson #3 KR: Roshawn Marshall #2 44 Atunrase, Michael DL 25 Ebagua, Terrence WR *All depth charts are projected and not actual* 45 Kamenas, Josh OL 2015 Final PIFL Standings 34 Edwards, Larry LB 55 Williams, Jerome DL Series History (TF leads 1-0) 50 Lang, Pat OL 62 Speller, Malcolm OL 1- Trenton Freedom (1-0) - The Freedom defeated the Lions 66-63 in the team’s sec- 55 Wheeler, Aaron OL 2- Lehigh Valley Steelhawks (1-0) 75 McCoy, Lavon OL ond home game of the 2014 season. 58 Small, Dion OL 3- Columbus Lions (1-0) 79 Quinn, Rufus OL 4- Alabama Hammers (1-0) - Landis Williams had three receiving touchdowns, still tied 75 Thomas, Brandon OL as the team record. 90 Slocum, Marques DL 5- Nashville Venom (0-1) 98 Washington, David DL - Antwon Young and then Freedom QB Warren Smith com- 91 Anderson, Trevor DL 6- Erie Explosion (0-1) Presley, Morrell WR 7- Richmond Raiders (0-2) bined for 469 yards passing and 13 touchdowns. 99 Brown, Morkeith DL Reeve, Michael WR.
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