SAINT JOHN’S JOHNNIES OFFICIAL 2018 SAINT JOHN’S UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME INFORMATION 4-Time National Champions • 1963, 1965, 1976, 2003 32 MIAC Titles • 28 Postseason Appearances No. 9 SAINT JOHN’S UNIVERSITY (4-0, 3-0 MIAC) 2018 STATISTICAL COMPARISONS at BETHEL UNIVERSITY (4-0, 2-0 MIAC) Bethel Saint John’s (NCAA/MIAC) (NCAA/MIAC) Saturday, October 6, 2018; 1 p.m. | Royal Stadium (cap. 3,500); Arden Hills, Minn. 38.0 (39th/3rd) Scoring Offense 45.8 (13th/2nd) 14.0 (34th/3rd) Scoring Defense 3.2 (1st/1st) 392.3 (89th/4th) Total Offense 452.5 (41st/2nd) 244.5 (22nd/5th) Total Defense 218.8 (12th/2nd) 36:27 Avg. Time of Possession 32:15 Nickname: Johnnies Nickname: Royals PASSING Location: Collegeville, Minn. Location: Arden Hills, Minn. 155.8 (195th/8th) Passing Offense 253.5 (65th/2nd) Founded: 1857 Founded: 1869 192.5 (96th/8th) Passing Defense 189.0 (85th/6th) Enrollment: 1,703 Enrollment: 2,965 4 Passing TD’s 15 School Colors: Cardinal and Blue School Colors: Blue and Gold 5 Passing TD’s Allowed 2 136.1 (82nd/4th) Pass Effi ciency 219.6 (1st/1st) Conference: Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic (MIAC) Conference: Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic (MIAC) 91.8 (20th/3rd) Pass-Effi ciency Defense 96.6 (26th/5th) President: Dr. Michael Hemesath ’81 President: Jay Barnes RUSHING Athletic Director: Bob Alpers ’82 Athletic Director: Bob Bjorklund 236.5 (30th/3rd) Rushing Offense 199.0 (56th/5th) Home Field (Capacity): Clemens Stadium (8,500) Home Field (Capacity): Royal Stadium (3,500) 52.0 (11th/3rd) Rushing Defense 29.8 (7th/2nd) Head Coach: Gary Fasching ’81 Head Coach: Steve Johnson 14 Rushing TD’s 9 SJU Record: 50-11 (Sixth season) Bethel Record: 211-98-1 (30th Season) 3 Rushing TD’s Allowed 0 Overall Record: 50-11 (Sixth season) Overall Record: 211-98-1 (30th Season) DEFENSE Record vs. Bethel: 4-1 Record vs. Saint John's: 9-19 10 Sacks (Total) 13 17 Tackles For Loss (Total) 40 SATURDAY'S MATCHUP SPECIAL TEAMS 18 (37.6) Punts (Avg.) 9 (42.2) Saint John’s scored points on its fi rst fi ve offensive possessions to build a 31-0 halftime lead in last Saturday's 10 (15.8) Kick Returns (Avg.) 5 (20.4) 52-0 shutout, the Johnnies' third through the season's fi rst four games, at Augsburg. The Johnnies made their 15 (12.4) Punt Returns (Avg.) 13 (13.0) fourth consecutive appearance in the NCAA Division III playoffs and ended the season ranked No. 14 nationally N/A Kickoff Coverage (Net Avg.) 43.0 with a 9-2 (7-1 MIAC) record last fall. Bethel out-gained Carleton 245-(-7) in a 48-0 win last Saturday in Northfi eld. TURNOVERS The Royals fi nished fourth in the MIAC with a 5-3 record (5-5 overall) in 2017. +1 (8/7) Turnover Margin +5 (11/6) 7 Interceptions 5 TUNE IN 3 Interceptions Thrown 1 Saturday’s game can be heard live on WBHR-660 AM across central Minnesota; WDGY-740 AM, 92.1 FM, 103.7 1 Fumbles Gained (Defensive) 6 FM and 107.1 HDZ in the Twin Cities; and KOWZ-1170 AM and 106.3 FM in Waseca, which 4 Fumbles Lost 5 MISCELLANEOUS covers most of southern Minnesota and into western Wisconsin. Mark Lewandowski, Bryan 85.0% (17-20) Red-Zone Offense 80.0% (20-25) Backes, Mike Carr and Charlie Carr will call all the action, beginning with Johnnies Maga- 62.5% (5-8) Red-Zone Defense 40.0% (2-5) zine at 11 a.m. and the pre-game show at 11:30 a.m. The game will also be broadcast on 42.4% (25-59) 3rd-Down Offense 48.7% (19-39) the SJU football website via Stretch Internet. This is the 22nd season SJU football can be 26.7% (16-60) 3rd-Down Defense 33.3% (20-60) heard worldwide over the internet. 2,567 (2 games) Avg. Home Attendance 8,018 (2 games) SAME NIGHT, SAME PLACE FOR FOOTBALL WEEKLY Tune in to Football Weekly during the football season this fall, each Thursday from 7-8 p.m., at the Blue Line Sports 2018 SCHEDULES/RESULTS Bar & Grill in Sartell. Guests include head coach Gary Fasching, an SJU assistant coach, an SJU football student- Saint John’s (4-0, 3-0 MIAC) athlete and a local high school head coach each week. The radio show airs live on WBHR-660 AM and gojohnnies. Sept. 1 UW-STOUT W, 27-0 com via the Stretch Internet portal. Sept. 15 vs. Gustavus Adolphus* W, 45-13 Sept. 22 CARLETON* W, 59-0 Sept. 29 at Augsburg* W, 52-0 JOHNNIES, FASCHING AGAIN ON KOOL-TV Oct. 6 at Bethel* 1 p.m. Based out of Alexandria, Minn., KOOL-TV will again produce tape-delayed broadcasts of all Saint John’s home Oct. 13 ST. THOMAS* 1 p.m. football games, as well as the “Gary Fasching Coaches’ Show,” for the fourth consecu- Oct. 20 ST. OLAF* 1 p.m. tive season in 2018. The 30-minute show airs at 6:30 p.m. each Tuesday night during the Oct. 27 at Concordia* 1 p.m. football season, followed by the tape-delayed home broadcast. Viewers outside the KOOL- Nov. 3 HAMLINE* 1 p.m. TV broadcast area cano watch the coaches’ show and home-game broadcast as they air Nov. 10 THOMAS MORE, Ky. 1 p.m. Tuesday nights on www.kooltv-mn.com. Neither broadcast will be archived online for future viewing. KOOL-TV and SJU extended the contract through the 2020 season in July 2018. If you are not receiving Bethel (4-0, 2-0 MIAC) KOOL-TV in your current television package, interested viewers are encouraged to visit www.getkooltv.com and Sept. 1 at Simpson, Iowa W, 41-29 sign the petition. Sept. 8 UW-RIVER FALLS W, 32-27 Sept. 22 GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS* W, 31-0 Sept. 29 at Carleton* W, 48-0 MEDIA CONTACTS Oct. 6 SAINT JOHN'S* 1 p.m. • Saint John’s - Ryan Klinkner, Athletic Media Relations Director Oct. 13 at St. Olaf* 1 p.m. 320-363-3127, [email protected] Oct. 20 CONCORDIA* 1 p.m. Website: www.gojohnnies.com | Twitter: @SJUJohnnies | Instagram: @johnnieathletics Oct. 27 at Hamline* 1 p.m. Nov. 3 at Augsburg* 1 p.m. • Bethel - Tim Beasley, Assistant Athletic Director for Strategic Communications & Marketing Nov. 10 ST. THOMAS* 1:10 p.m. 651-638-6502, [email protected] Website: athletics.bethel.edu | Twitter: @BethelRoyals | Instagram: @bethelroyals

2018 Johnnie Football • @SJUJohnnies • @SJUFootball • A Tradition Unrivaled 1 Saint John's Football History SERIES NOTES Series Record: SJU leads, 30-9 (Current Streak: SJU, 4) *through Sept. 29 at Saint John’s: SJU leads, 17-3 (Current Streak: SJU, 2) First Season 1900 (108th season) at Bethel: SJU leads, 12-6 (Current Streak: SJU, 2) All-Time Record 633-248-24 (.713) Neutral: SJU leads, 1-0 (Current Streak: SJU, 1) All-Time MIAC Record 460-178-22 (.714) Last Saint John’s Win: Sept. 30, 2017 (21-13) All-Time Home Record 333-97-13 (.766) Last Bethel Win: Nov. 16, 2013 (28-7) All-Time Postseason Record 42-23 (.646) Largest Margin of a Saint John’s Victory: 65 (1993) NCAA Postseason Record 37-22 (.627) Largest Margin of a Bethel Victory: 21 (2011, 2013) All-Americans 126 All-MIAC First-Team Selections 394 SERIES’ BEST INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES (By Yardage) Rushing: SJU, Matt Malmberg, 29-157-2 TD (Sept. 17, 1994) 4 National Championships BU, Mike Johnson, 33-190-0 TD (Oct. 27, 2001) 1963 (NAIA), 1965 (NAIA), 1976, 2003 Passing: SJU, Willie Seiler, 19-23-337-5 TD (Oct. 16, 1993) 32 MIAC Championships BU, Scott Kirchoff, 29-49-333-1 TD (Oct. 28, 2000) 1932, 1935, 1936, 1938, 1953, 1962, 1963, 1965, 1971, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1982, 1985, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1994, Receiving: SJU, Blake Elliott, 15-163-2 TD (Nov. 8, 2003) 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, BU, Eric Carlson, 7-208-1 TD (Sept. 20, 1986) 2009, 2014

28 Postseason Appearances SERIES HISTORY Saturday’s game is the 40th meeting between Saint John’s and Bethel going back to 1978. The Johnnies are 30-9 1963, 1965, 1969, 1976, 1977, 1982, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991, all-time against the Royals, including a 12-6 record in Arden Hills. 1993, 1994, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 FIRST MONTH OF AUTUMN The month of September has been very successful for the SJU program in its 108 seasons. The Johnnies closed 24 NCAA Playoff Appearances the September portion of its 2018 schedule with a 208-56-4 (.784) record during the fi rst month of autumn, its 1976, 1977, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1998, best monthly record, by percentage, of the four: October (.696), November (.666) and December (.526). 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 THE OTHER MR. OCTOBER The Johnnies have compiled a perfect 17-0 record during the month of October in Gary Fasching’s previous fi ve 11 Undefeated Seasons seasons as head coach. 1901, 1905, 1906, 1932, 1935, 1944, 1962, 1963, 1965, 1976, 2003 FASCHING WINS Last Saturday's win at Augsburg was the 50th in Gary Fasching's tenure as head coach (50-11 career record) and 21 Seasons of 10+ Wins his 36th in conference play (36-7 MIAC record), which broke his tie with Joe Benda for second-most in program 1963, 1965, 1976, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1998, 1999, history. John Gagliardi posted a 362-99-9 MIAC record in 60 seasons (465-132-10 in all games at SJU, 489-138- 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2014, 2015, 11 in 64 seasons overall). 2016 FAMILIAR FOES CLEMENS STADIUM Following 17 years as an assistant to John Gagliardi, SJU head coach Gary Fasching is certainly familiar with Bethel head coach Steve Johnson, but the familiarity goes back even further. Fasching assisted Johnson while he Surface SprinTurf (Artifi cial Grass) was the head coach at St. Cloud Cathedral High School from 1982-85. Johnson taught physical education, while Capacity 8,500 Fasching taught social studies. Fasching later replaced Johnson as head coach in 1986 after he left Cathedral to Opening Date Saint John’s Field (1908) be a graduate assistant coach at the University of Minnesota. Johnson spent one year with the Gophers and two Clemens Stadium (1997) more at Montana State before taking over at Bethel in 1989. Fasching, meanwhile, led the Crusaders to the State Last Turf Renovation 2012 Class B title in 1992 and 1993 and collected a 57-46 career record over 10 seasons from 1986-95, the most wins All-Time Record 326-94-13 (.768) and longest tenure in school history. Largest Crowd 17,327 Sept. 26, 2015 vs. St. Thomas THREE SHUTOUTS IN FOUR GAMES Last Saturday's 52-0 win at Augsburg was the Johnnies' third shutout in four games this season. The shutout was the 180th in school history, the 11th in 61 games under the direction of Fasching and the 63rd with defensive

coordinator Jerry Haugen '76 on staff (63 shutouts in 468 games, 13.5 percent). Shutouts account for 27.5 percent (174 of 633) of the program's wins (the program has six 0-0 ties). The last time SJU failed to score a point in a game occurred Sept. 29, 1990 (L, 0-21 at Hamline), a span of 327 games (229 MIAC games). The last SJU team to record four shutouts in a season was 1998. IT'S BEEN AWHILE The last time SJU did not attempt a punt in a game was nearly nine years to the date: Sept. 25, 2010, at Augsburg. Senior Naufahu Anitoni (Fairfi eld, Calif./Justin-Siena) and the Johnnies are the fi fth-best punting unit in NCAA Division III, averaging a net of 38.89 yards per punt. Anitoni has averaged 42.2 yards on nine punts this season, six of which found their way inside the opponents' 20-yard line. He was not entirely bored last Saturday, however. He recorded a tackle for a loss of 13 yards as a member of SJU's defensive line in the second half. SOLID DEFENSE The Johnnies held Augsburg to seven fi rst downs and 17 yards on 32 carries, thanks in large part to the 16 tackles for a loss of 73 yards and six sacks on the afternoon. The 16 tackles for loss were the most since SJU recorded 16 in the 41-7 win on Oct. 10, 2009, at Hamline. Augsburg was 3 of 16 (18.8 percent) on third down and 0-for-4 on fourth down.

2 2018 Johnnie Football • @SJUJohnnies • @SJUFootball • A Tradition Unrivaled All-Time Series PASS-EFFICIENCY LEADER Jackson Erdmann currently leads NCAA Division III in pass-effi ciency rating (225.3) Year Result Date Location 1978 SJU, 19-17 Sept. 30 Arden Hills and is second in both completion percentage (.744) and yards per pass attempt (11.7), 1979 SJU, 45-32 Sept. 29 Collegeville 14th in passing touchdowns (13) and 19th in yards per completion (15.8). His 225.3 1980 SJU, 42-10 Oct. 11 Collegeville pass-effi ciency rating is third in all of college football, behind Alabama's Tua Tagovailoa 1981 SJU, 17-6 Oct. 17 Arden Hills (238.3) and Oklahoma's Kyler Murray (231.0). Erdmann has a career .635 completion 1982 SJU, 49-21 Nov. 13 Arden Hills percentage and a 181.5 pass-effi ciency rating (58 touchdowns to 11 interceptions in 433 1983 SJU, 16-0 Nov. 12 Collegeville pass attempts). 1984 SJU, 42-0 Sept. 15 Arden Hills 1985 SJU, 20-13 Sept. 14 Collegeville 1986 SJU, 41-7 Oct. 4 Collegeville Highest Pass-Effi ciency Rating, All Divisions 1987 SJU, 62-9 Oct. 3 Arden Hills Rk. Name School Rating C-A-I-Y-TD 1988 SJU, 42-7 Oct. 8 Collegeville 1. Tua Tagovailoa Alabama 238.3 66-88-0-1,161-14 1989 SJU, 9-7 Oct. 7 Arden Hills 2. Kyler Murray Oklahoma 231.6 77-109-2-1,469-17 1990 SJU, 20-0 Nov. 3 Collegeville 3. Jackson Erdmann Saint John's 225.3 58-78-1-915-13 1992 SJU, 34-12 Oct. 17 Collegeville 1993 SJU, 77-12 Oct. 16 Arden Hills 4. Taryn Christion South Dakota State 216.2 53-72-1-853-10 1994 SJU, 48-20 Sept. 17 Collegeville 5. Jacob Adams Washington & Jefferson 204.5 65-101-3-1,167-15 1995 SJU, 49-14 Sept. 16 Arden Hills 1996 SJU, 52-8 Nov. 2 Collegeville FIRST-QUARTER/HALF STATS 1997 SJU, 17-14 Nov. 1 Arden Hills Jackson Erdmann's success so far in 2018 is evident in how well he's started each 1998 SJU, 19-3 Oct. 10 Collegeville 1999 BU, 24-20 Oct. 9 Arden Hills game this season. All told, Erdmann boasts a 233.29 pass-effi ciency rating in the fi rst 2000 BU, 43-36 Oct. 28 Arden Hills quarter and a 224.80 rating in the fi rst half of the four games played. 2001 SJU, 34-0 Oct. 27 Collegeville 2002 SJU, 31-26 Nov. 8 Metrodome 1st Quarter 1st Half 2003 SJU, 29-26 Nov. 8 Collegeville C-A-Int. Yds. TD C-A-Int. Yds. TD 2004 SJU, 37-0 Oct. 9 Collegeville UW-Stout 7-9-0 111 2 9-15-1 154 2 2005 SJU, 30-9 Oct. 8 Arden Hills 2006 BU, 28-13 Nov. 11 Collegeville Gustavus 5-9-0 61 1 10-15-0 170 3 2007 BU, 17-14 Nov. 10 Arden Hills Carleton 8-8-0 156 2 9-10-0 179 3 2008 BU, 14-9 Oct. 4 Arden Hills Augsburg 8-9-0 75 1 20-24-0 230 3 2009 SJU, 16-14 Oct. 3 Collegeville TOTAL 28-35-0 403 6 48-64-1 733 11 2010 BU, 17-14 Oct. 2 Arden Hills (.800) (.750) 2011 BU, 41-20 Oct. 8 Collegeville 2012 BU, 27-22 Nov. 10 Arden Hills 2013 BU, 28-7 Nov. 16 Collegeville ERDMANN IN THE RECORD BOOK 2014 SJU, 31-8 Nov. 8 Collegeville Last weekend's 264 passing yards enabled Jackson Erdmann to pass Ross Denne 2015 SJU, 21-0 Nov. 7 Arden Hills (1999-02) for ninth on SJU's all-time list with 4,064 career yards. He is also fi fth in 2016 SJU, 42-27 Oct. 1 Arden Hills school history with 58 career passing touchdowns, 10 behind Ryan Keating (2000-03) in 2017 SJU, 21-13 Sept. 30 Collegeville fourth, and 11th in completions (275), 15 behind Ross Denne (1999-02) in 10th.

JOHNNIES PASS TEST All-Time SJU Passing Touchdowns SJU held Augsburg senior wide receiver Nick Heenie to six catches for 41 yards in last Rk. TD's Name (Years) Saturday's 52-0 win. Heenie took the fi eld Saturday ranked fourth in Division III in re- 1. 100 Alex Kofoed (2004-07) ceiving yards (528), 10th in receiving yards per game (132.0) and 17th in receptions per 2. 87 Kurt Ramler (1993-96) game (8.5). He has 12 games of 100 receiving yards or more in his career, including 11 3. 79 Tom Linnemann (1996-00) in his last 15 games. Heenie caught only one pass for 14 yards in last year's 49-3 loss 4. 68 Ryan Keating (2000-03) at Saint John's. He posted 61 receptions for 969 yards (15.9 avg.) and 15 touchdowns 5. 58 Jackson Erdmann (2016-current) in the season's other nine games last fall. All-Time SJU Pass Completions HE'S EVERYWHERE Rk. Comp. Name (Years) Senior defensive lineman Nathan Brinker (left; Avon, Minn./Hold- 1. 830 Alex Kofoed (2004-07) ingford) led SJU with seven tackles, including three for a loss and 2. 552 Ryan Keating (2000-03) 1.5 sacks in last Saturday's road win. He also recorded four quar- 3. 525 Kurt Ramler (1993-96) terback hurries and a pass defl ection. The preseason All-American 4. 451 Tom Linnemann (1996-00) is now tied with his position coach, Damien Dumonceaux '05 5. 382 Rick Dougherty (1983-86) (2002-05), for seventh in school history with 40.5 tackles for loss 6. 362 Joe Boyle (2007-10) and is tied with Phil Trier (1998-00) for ninth with 21.5 sacks. 7. 321 Nick Martin (2012-15) 8. 299 Pat Mayew (1988-91) MIAC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK 9. 295 Connor Bruns (2010-13) Junior quarterback Jackson Erdmann (left; Rosemount, Minn.) 10. 290 Ross Denne (1999-02) directed SJU to points on its fi rst fi ve offensive possessions to build 11. 275 Jackson Erdmann (2016-current) a 31-0 halftime lead in last Saturday's 52-0 shutout at Augsburg. He completed a career-high 22 passes, which spread to seven All-Time SJU Passing Yards different receivers, on 26 attempts for 264 yards and three touch- Rk. Yds. Name (Years) downs in the win. Erdmann led SJU on its fi rst two offensive drives 1. 10,737* Alex Kofoed (2004-07) of the second half before he took a seat. He was named the MIAC 2. 8,134 Kurt Ramler (1993-96) Offensive Player of the Week Oct. 1 for his performance. 3. 6,734 Ryan Keating (2000-03) 4. 6,016 Tom Linnemann (1996-00) Erdmann tied for fi rst in the MIAC with 19 passing touchdowns in conference play, while 5. 4,935 Rick Dougherty (1983-86) fi nishing second in completion percentage (.618, 105-for-170), pass-effi ciency rating 6. 4,837 Joe Boyle (2007-10) (169.1) and yards per pass attempt (9.0) en route to All-MIAC fi rst-team honors last 7. 4,611 Nick Martin (2012-15) fall. He ended the season with 1,859 passing yards, 25 passing touchdowns and a .617 8. 4,447 Pat Mayew (1988-91) completion percentage (129-for-209) overall. His 172.1 pass-effi ciency rating was the 9. 4,064 Jackson Erdmann (2016-current) third-best in school history, and good for ninth among all Division III quarterbacks, and *also a MIAC record the touchdown-to-interception ratio (25 to 4) of 6.25 was fourth. 2018 Johnnie Football • @SJUJohnnies • @SJUFootball • A Tradition Unrivaled 3 SJU HEAD COACH GARY FASCHING STEPPING IN FOR THE LEGEND A 1981 SJU graduate, Fasching became the 16th head coach in the 102- year history of Saint John’s University football following the 2012 season. He succeeded John Gagliardi, who announced his retirement following 60 seasons at SJU, after serving 17 seasons as an assistant football coach and recruiting coordinator at SJU. Fasching was a three-year starter for Gagliardi and the Johnnies at linebacker during the 1978 and 1980-81 seasons. A knee injury held him out of the 1979 season. AS AN ASSISTANT The Johnnies posted a 164-39 record (120-22 MIAC) with 10 conference titles and 12 postseason appearances (22-11 playoff record), including the 2003 national champion- ship, 2000 national runner-up performance and four national semifi nal games during his tenure as an assistant coach. He also coached SJU’s throwers as an assistant track and fi eld coach from 1996-2011. THE FASCHING FILE AT ST. CLOUD CATHEDRAL Born Sept. 30, 1958 Prior to joining the Johnnies’ coaching staff, Fasching served as the head football coach at St. Cloud Hometown Winsted, Minn. Cathedral High School from 1986-95, where he led the Crusaders to the State Class B title in 1992 and High School Holy Trinity, 1977 1993. Wife Cindy Children daughters, Laura and Megan sons, Jeff, Ryan and Scott FASCHING’S COACHING RECORD Degrees Social Science; Saint John’s, 1981 Year School Position Record Notes Sports Management; St. Cloud State, 2000 1982 St. Cloud Cathedral Defensive Coordinator 6-3 1983 St. Cloud Cathedral Defensive Coordinator 3-6 DURING FASCHING’S TENURE ON STAFF 1984 St. Cloud Cathedral Defensive Coordinator 5-4 All-Americans 55 (52 football, 3 track & fi eld) 1985 St. Cloud Cathedral Defensive Coordinator 6-4 Academic All-Americans 20 20-17 (.541) All-MIAC First-Team Selections 145 1986 St. Cloud Cathedral Head Coach 4-5 MIAC Championships 11 1987 St. Cloud Cathedral Head Coach 2-6 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2014 1988 St. Cloud Cathedral Head Coach 7-3 Postseason Appearances 16 1989 St. Cloud Cathedral Head Coach 6-5 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 1990 St. Cloud Cathedral Head Coach 2-7 2009, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 1991 St. Cloud Cathedral Head Coach 1-7 1992 St. Cloud Cathedral Head Coach 10-4 Class B State Champions ASSISTANTS/SUPPORT STAFF 1993 St. Cloud Cathedral Head Coach 14-0 Class B State Champions Defensive Coordinator Jerry Haugen 1994 St. Cloud Cathedral Head Coach 4-5 Alma Mater, Year (Season) Saint John’s, 1976 (43rd) 1995 St. Cloud Cathedral Head Coach 7-4 Offensive Coordinator/Receivers Kole Heckendorf 57-46 (.553) Alma Mater, Year (Season) North Dakota State, 2008 (6th) 1996 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 11-1 MIAC Champions, NCAA Co-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs Brandon Novak 1997 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 6-4 Alma Mater, Year (Season) Saint John’s, 2001 (19th) 1998 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 11-1 MIAC Champions, NCAA Recruiting Coordinator/Defensive Line Damien Dumonceaux 1999 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 11-2 MIAC Champions, NCAA Alma Mater, Year (Season) Saint John’s, 2005 (13th) 2000 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 13-2 National Runner-Up Running Backs Josh Bungum 2001 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 11-3 MIAC Champions, NCAA Alma Mater, Year (Season) Saint John’s, 2016 (3rd) 2002 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 12-2 MIAC Champions, NCAA Offensive Line Jim Mader 2003 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 14-0 National Champions Alma Mater, Year (Season) MSU-Moorhead, 1969 (15th) 2004 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 7-3 Quarterbacks Michael Orts 2005 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 11-1 MIAC Champions, NCAA Alma Mater, Year (Season) Saint John’s, 2009 (6th) 2006 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 11-2 MIAC Champions, NCAA Linebackers Matt Darling 2007 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 10-2 NCAA Alma Mater, Year (Season) Saint John’s, 2004 (3rd) 2008 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 8-3 MIAC Champions, NCAA Offensive Line (Volunteer) Mike Magnuson 2009 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 10-1 MIAC Champions, NCAA Alma Mater, Year (Season) Saint John’s, 1990 (3rd) 2010 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 7-3 Offensive Line Ben Eli 2011 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 6-4 Alma Mater, Year (Season) Saint John’s, 2016 (2nd) 2012 Saint John’s Defensive Assistant 5-5 Kickers (Volunteer) Alexi Johnson 164-39 (.808) Alma Mater, Year (Season) Saint John’s, 2017 (1st) 2013 Saint John’s Head Coach 7-3 Kickers (Volunteer) Jimmie Mattson 2014* Saint John’s Head Coach 10-2 MIAC Champions, NCAA Alma Mater, Year (Season) Saint John’s, 2013 (1st) 2015 Saint John’s Head Coach 10-2 NCAA Strength & Conditioning Justin Rost 2016 Saint John's Head Coach 10-2 NCAA Alma Mater, Year (Season) Northwestern (Iowa), 2011 (6th) 2017* Saint John's Head Coach 9-2 NCAA Equipment Manager Kevin Schiltz 2018 Saint John's Head Coach 4-0 Alma Mater, Year (Season) Augsburg, 1993 (15th) 50-11 (.820) Athletic Trainer Scott Bierscheid *MIAC Coach of the Year Alma Mater, Year (Season) MSU-Mankato, 1992 (23rd) Athletic Media Relations Director Ryan Klinkner Alma Mater, Year (Season) Saint John’s, 2004 (13th) 4 2018 Johnnie Football • @SJUJohnnies • @SJUFootball • A Tradition Unrivaled SJU RECORD UNDER HEAD COACH GARY FASCHING AND HE'S AN AFCA GOOD WORKS TEAM HONOREE Category 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 TOTAL Jackson Erdmann was named one of 22 student-athletes, across all divisions of college Record 7-3 10-2 10-2 10-2 9-2 4-0 50-11 football, to the 2018 Allstate American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Good Works MIAC 5-3 7-1 7-1 7-1 7-1 3-0 36-7 Team Sept. 13. This year marks the 27th anniversary of the award, which was estab- Non-Conference (Regular Season) 2-0 2-0 2-0 2-0 2-0 1-0 11-0 lished in 1992 to recognize a select group of college football players who have made a Postseason --- 1-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 --- 3-4 commitment to service and enriching the lives of others. Home 3-2 5-1 6-1 5-1 6-0 2-0 27-5 Away 4-1 5-1 4-1 5-1 3-1 1-0 22-5 A fan vote is running until Nov. 23 at www.ESPN.com/Allstate to decide this year's All- Neutral ------0-1 1-0 1-1 state AFCA Good Works Team Captain, who will be recognized during the national ESPN Ranked (AFCA/D3football.com) 2-2 7-1 10-2 10-2 9-2 4-0 42-9 broadcast of The Home Depot ESPNU College Football Awards in December. vs. Ranked (AFCA/D3football.com) 1-1 2-1 2-2 1-2 1-2 --- 7-8 Ranked vs. Ranked (AFCA/D3football.com) --- 1-1 1-2 1-2 1-2 --- 4-7 Erdmann is the third Johnnie to be named to the AFCA Good Works Team and the second consecutive. Senior wide receiver Will Gillach (Lindstrom, Minn./Chisago Lakes) was a Score First 5-1 8-0 8-0 8-0 9-1 4-0 42-2 member of last year’s AFCA Good Works Team and All-American defensive lineman Kevin Opponent Score First 2-2 2-2 2-2 2-2 0-1 --- 8-9 McNamara '07 was SJU's fi rst Good Works Team honoree in 2006. Leading at Half 5-1 8-0 10-0 9-0 8-0 4-0 44-1 Trailing at Half 1-2 1-1 0-1 1-2 0-2 --- 3-8 A global business leadership major with a 3.33 GPA, Erdmann volunteered with SJU's Tied at Half 1-0 1-1 0-1 --- 1-0 --- 3-2 Kids Fighting Hunger meal-packing event each of the last three years and helped the SJU Leading after Third Quarter 5-1 10-0 10-0 9-0 9-0 4-0 47-1 football team raise money for Tackle Cancer and the "Up Till Dawn" campaign, collecting Trailing after Third Quarter 1-2 0-1 0-2 1-2 0-2 --- 2-9 donations for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, the last two seasons. Tied after Third Quarter 1-0 0-1 ------1-1 Overtime 0-1 ------0-1 Last winter, Erdmann participated in an 18-day (Jan. 25-Feb. 11) service trip to northern Thailand, where he worked with various organizations that fi ght child sex traffi cking. He September 3-1 3-1 3-1 3-1 4-1 4-0 20-5 spent a week with Courageous Love, which is an organization that rescues victims of sex October 3-0 3-0 4-0 4-0 3-0 --- 17-0 traffi cking or children that are a high risk of being November 1-2 4-1 3-1 3-1 2-1 --- 13-6 traffi cked. During the week, Erdmann and others cleared and worked on new land to build new safe Scoring less than 20 points 2-2 0-2 0-2 0-1 1-2 --- 3-9 houses for the children. The group also built a play- Scoring 20+ points 5-1 10-0 10-0 10-1 8-0 4-0 47-2 ground and interacted with the children, "which was Scoring 30+ points 2-0 5-0 8-0 9-0 7-0 3-0 34-0 a day I will never forget," Erdmann said. He intends Scoring 40+ points --- 2-0 8-0 8-0 6-0 3-0 27-0 to replicate the trip again this winter. Allowing less than 20 points 6-0 9-0 8-0 8-0 9-1 4-0 44-1 Allowing 20+ points 1-3 1-2 2-2 2-2 0-1 --- 6-10 Erdmann spent a day with Project Justice in an Allowing 30+ points ------0-2 1-2 ------1-4 impoverished, mountain village. The village's children are frequently traffi cked and/or use drugs. "We spent the day playing games, brought lunch for everyone, made balloon ani- Rushing for less than 100 yards 1-1 0-1 0-2 1-1 1-1 --- 3-6 mals, gave the kids haircuts, and sang and danced with the kids," Erdmann said. Project Rushing for 100+ yards 6-2 10-1 10-0 9-1 8-1 4-0 47-5 Justice visits the village weekly and acts as positive role models for the kids, showing Rushing for 200+ yards 2-0 7-0 8-0 7-0 6-0 2-0 32-0 them that there is more out there than doing drugs and being traffi cked. The group ended Rushing for 300+ yards --- 3-0 --- 2-0 3-0 --- 8-0 the service trip by spending fi ve days with The Little Farm Thailand. Tasks included build- Passing for less than 200 yards 5-2 9-2 6-0 2-1 4-2 --- 26-7 ing fences and a goat house, gardening and chopping wood. Passing for 200+ yards 2-1 1-0 4-2 7-1 4-0 4-0 22-4 Passing for 300+ yards ------1-0 1-0 --- 2-0 Erdmann spent 2017's spring break working at the Breaking Free House in the Twin Passing for 400+ yards ------Cities, which is a safe place for victims of sex traffi cking and prostitution to recover from their experiences. Totaling less than 200 yards ------0-1 --- 0-1 Totaling 200+ yards 7-3 10-2 10-2 10-2 9-1 4-0 50-10 Closer to home, Erdmann ran a church youth group last summer and served as a Totaling 300+ yards 6-2 9-1 9-0 9-1 8-0 4-0 45-4 residential assistant in a freshman dormitory during the 2017-18 academic year. He Totaling 400+ yards 1-0 3-0 7-0 8-0 6-0 3-0 28-0 volunteered weekly at the Dream Center in St. Cloud during 2016's spring semester, serving meals and interacting with the men in the house. The Dream Center provides Allowing less than 100 yards ------3-0 3-0 --- 6-0 services for men, ages 18 and older, that need care, are struggling with mental health Allowing less than 200 yards --- 2-0 1-0 7-0 5-0 1-0 16-0 issues, chemical dependency issues, traumatic brain injury, learning disabilities and/or Allowing less than 300 yards 3-1 6-0 5-0 7-0 9-0 3-0 33-1 physical disabilities. Allowing 300+ yards 4-2 4-2 5-2 3-2 0-2 1-0 17-10 Another aspect of the student-athlete the Good Works Team recognizes is overcoming Having a 100-yard Rusher 2-0 10-0 8-0 1-1 3-1 --- 24-2 adversity, something that Erdmann unfortunately knows well. In high school, Erdmann Having 2 100-yard Rushers --- 1-0 ------1-0 was diagnosed with acute cerebellar ataxia - a condition that disrupts balance, coordina- Having a 100-yard Receiver 3-0 --- 3-1 4-0 2-0 --- 12-1 tion and muscle movement - after coming down with mononucleosis following his junior Having a 200-yard Receiver ------season. He was able to attend only fi ve days of school in January and could not sit in a Opponent 100-yard Rusher 4-0 1-1 1-2 1-2 0-1 --- 7-6 chair, stand or walk without falling. He had daily physical therapy for the remainder of Opponent 100-yard Receiver 2-1 3-0 4-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 13-1 the school year (February through May). Erdmann broke his fi bula on the third play of the Class 6A quarterfi nal game as a senior but bounced back to walk on at Division I Penn No Turnovers 1-0 5-0 4-0 3-0 3-1 2-0 18-1 State in 2015, where he was redshirted. He suffered a second bout with acute cerebellar Less than 3 Turnovers 3-3 9-2 10-0 9-1 9-2 1-0 41-8 ataxia following a concussion suffered four games into his freshman season at SJU in 3+ Turnovers 4-0 1-0 0-2 1-1 --- 1-0 7-3 2016 and returned four weeks later. No Takeaways 2-0 1-1 1-1 --- 1-0 --- 5-2 Less than 3 Takeaways 3-2 4-2 6-2 6-2 5-2 3-0 27-10 The 2018 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team will be invited to New Orleans to participate in 3+ Takeaways 4-1 6-0 4-0 4-0 4-0 1-0 23-1 a special community service project ahead of the 2019 Allstate Sugar Bowl, where the 30:00+ Possession 4-2 7-1 4-0 10-1 7-0 3-0 35-4 entire team will also be recognized on the fi eld at halftime on New Year’s Day. Less than 30:00 Possession 3-1 3-1 6-2 0-1 2-2 1-0 15-7

2018 Johnnie Football • @SJUJohnnies • @SJUFootball • A Tradition Unrivaled 5 TOUCHDOWNS FOR THE TIGHT ENDS FOLLOWING SJU’S 2018 OPPONENTS For the third time in four games this season, senior tight ends Tommy Auger (St. Cloud, • Sept. 1 vs. UW-Stout W, 27-0 Minn./Cathedral) and Jared Streit (Watkins, Minn./Eden Valley-Watkins) each caught a 2018 Record: 3-1 (1-0 WIAC) touchdown pass last Saturday at Augsburg. Auger scored from seven yards out to give Last Week: W, 26-20 vs. UW-Eau Claire, Sept. 29 SJU a 14-0 lead late in the fi rst quarter, while Streit caught his patented, back-corner This Week: vs. UW-La Crosse, Oct. 6, 2 p.m. touchdown pass early in the second quarter. Streit is second on the team with 11 recep- Next Week: at UW-River Falls, Oct. 13, 1 p.m. tions this season (for 148 yards and three touchdowns), while Auger has nine catches for 124 yards and a team-leading four touchdowns. • Sept. 15 at Gustavus Adolphus W, 45-13 2018 Record: 1-3 (0-2 MIAC) TWO TOUCHDOWNS FOR KAI Last Week: BYE Junior running back Kai Barber (Minneapolis, Minn./Totino-Grace) matched his career This Week: vs. Concordia-Moorhead, Oct. 6, 1 p.m. total for touchdowns scored with one on the ground and one through the air last Satur- Next Week: at Hamline, Oct. 13, 1 p.m. day. He led the Johnnies' ground game with 57 yards on six carries, including a two-yard plunge that gave SJU a 38-0 lead in the third quarter. Barber caught a 5-yard touchdown • Sept. 22 vs. Carleton W, 59-0 pass from senior quarterback Ben Alvord (St. Joseph, Minn./St. Cloud Apollo) fi ve min- 2018 Record: 1-4 (0-3 MIAC) utes later. Barber leads the Johnnies with 164 yards on 26 carries (6.3 avg.) this season. Last Week: L, 0-48 vs. Bethel, Sept. 29 This Week: vs. Hamline, Oct. 6, 1 p.m. A GOOD WEEK FOR WILL Next Week: at Augsburg, Oct. 13, 1 p.m. Senior wide receiver Will Gillach (left; Lindstrom, Minn./Chisago • Sept. 29 at Augsburg W, 52-0 Lakes) recorded career highs in receptions (6) and receiving yards 2018 Record: 2-3 (0-3 MIAC) (89), all in the fi rst half of the Johnnies' win last Saturday. The 2017 Last Week: L, 0-52 vs. No. 9/10 Saint John's, Sept. 29 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team honoree was named a semifi nalist This Week: at No. 3 St. Thomas, Oct. 6, 1:10 p.m. for the National Football Foundation's Campbell Trophy, which is Next Week: vs. Carleton, Oct. 13, 1 p.m. regarded as college football's academic Heisman, earlier this week (Sept. 26). Gillach is one of 41 football student-athletes from NCAA • Oct. 6 at Bethel 1 p.m. Division III to be honored by the NFF as a semifi nalist. 2018 Record: 4-0 (2-0 MIAC) Last Week: W, 48-0 at Carleton, Sept. 29 Up to 14 of the candidates will be named recipients of a prestigious NFF National This Week: vs. No. 9 Saint John's, Oct. 6, 1 p.m. Scholar-Athlete Award. Launched in 1959, the NFF National Scholar-Athlete program Next Week: at St. Olaf, Oct. 13, 1 p.m. awards $18,000 scholarships that can be used for the honorees' postgraduate education. This year's fi nalists will be announced Oct. 31, and one will be declared the winner of • Oct. 13 vs. St. Thomas 1 p.m. the Campbell Trophy Dec. 4 at the 61st NFF Annual Awards Dinner in New York City. The 2018 Record: 4-0 (2-0 MIAC) postgraduate scholarship for the Campbell Trophy's recipient is increased to $25,000. Last Week: W, 46-7 at Concordia-Moorhead, Sept. 29 This Week: vs. Augsburg, Oct. 6, 1:10 p.m. Gillach leads the Johnnies in all three receiving categories through the season's fi rst Next Week: at No. 9 Saint John's, Oct. 13, 1 p.m. three games this fall: receptions (12), receiving yards (199) and touchdowns (3). He fi nished second on the team with 22 catches for 369 yards (16.8 avg.), and was third • Oct. 20 vs. St. Olaf 1 p.m. with fi ve touchdowns receptions in 2017. Gillach became the fi rst Johnnie to record three 2018 Record: 5-0 (3-0 MIAC) or more receiving touchdowns in a half since 2002 (Blake Elliott '03 vs. St. Thomas) last Last Week: W, 41-7 at Hamline, Sept. 29 fall against Gustavus. This Week: BYE Next Week: vs. Bethel, Oct. 13, 1 p.m. A three-time Academic All-MIAC (minimum 3.5 GPA) honoree and a member of the 2017 Allstate American Football Coaches’ Association (AFCA) Good Works Team, Gillach is a • Oct. 27 at Concordia-Moorhead 1 p.m. biochemistry major (pre-medicine emphasis) with a 3.78 GPA. In the community, Gillach 2018 Record: 3-2 (2-1 MIAC) serves as a child mentor at Anna Marie's Alliance-Domestic Abuse Shelter in St. Cloud. Last Week: L, 7-46 vs. No. 3 St. Thomas, Sept. 29 He was a member of SJU's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and volunteered with This Week: at Gustavus Adolphus, Oct. 6, 1 p.m. Kids Against Hunger in March 2017 and March 2018, where he helped pack nearly Next Week: BYE 82,400 meals and 100,000 meals, respectively. Gillach serves as a coordinator with the Saint John’s Health Initiative organization, helping to research, organize and promote • Nov. 3 vs. Hamline 1 p.m. health-related topics and opportunities for SJU students. 2018 Record: 0-5 (0-3 MIAC) Last Week: L, 7-41 vs. St. Olaf, Sept. 29 He helped the SJU football team raise money for Tackle Cancer and the "Up Till Dawn" This Week: at Carleton, Oct. 6, 1 p.m. campaign, collecting donations for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in 2015, 2016, Next Week: vs. Gustavus Adolphus, Oct. 13, 1 p.m. 2017 and again this fall. Gillach attended the St. Jude Collegiate Leadership Seminar July 25-27 in Memphis, Tenn., and participated at Special Olympics Minnesota, playing • Nov. 10 vs. Thomas More, Ky. 1 p.m. 2018 Record: alongside special Olympic athletes in unifi ed basketball and bowling. Gillach participated 4-1 Last Week: in a nine-day medical mission trip to Nicaragua in March 2017, where he served the W, 48-12 at St. Lawrence (N.Y.), Sept. 29 This Week: medical needs of over 300 patients in impoverished communities. He helped local doc- at Emory and Henry (Va.), Oct. 6, 12 p.m. (CT) Next Week: tors discover, diagnose and treat a variety of medical conditions. He serves on the board vs. Muhlenberg (Pa.), Oct. 13, 11 a.m. (CT) of directors for Bonafi deU foundation, a non-profi t devoted to recognizing and rewarding SJU vs. 2018's OPPONENTS kindness through $5,000 scholarships to deserving youth. On the board, Gillach helps to Opponent Result/Time Series First Last Streak provide operational oversight and development of the foundation’s startup, and assists in UW-Stout W, 27-0 SJU, 3-0 1923 2018 W3 the foundation’s governance. vs. Gustavus W, 45-13 SJU, 50-32-3 1923 2018 W5 Carleton W, 59-0 SJU, 36-0 1983 2018 W36 Gillach is currently conducting an independent research investigation on the opioid at Augsburg W, 52-0 SJU, 69-9-2 1926 2018 W6 epidemic, particularly focusing on the ethical responsibilities of pharmaceutical compa- at Bethel 1 p.m. SJU, 30-9 1978 2017 W4 nies and medical professionals concerning to the opioid abuse problem. He completed St. Thomas 1 p.m. SJU, 51-35-1 1901 2017 L4 a 2-week stem cell and regenerative science workshop during summer 2017 and is St. Olaf 1 p.m. SJU, 42-14-1 1922 2017 W5 currently working in the lab of David Mitchell, associate professor of biology at CSB/SJU, at Concordia 1 p.m. SJU, 45-33-6 1923 2017 W3 examining the prevalence of antibiotic resistance in bacteria located in the central Min- Hamline 1 p.m. SJU, 60-23-3 1908 2017 W23 nesota area. Another goal of the research is to understand antibiotic-resistant bacteria by Thomas More, Ky. 1 p.m. ------sequencing its DNA. 386-155-16 (.707) 6 2018 Johnnie Football • @SJUJohnnies • @SJUFootball • A Tradition Unrivaled ROAD WARRIORS ACROSS THE MIAC 2018 D3football.com Poll (Sept. 30) A week after the MIAC's home teams pounded the opposition to a combined score of No. School (1st-Place Votes) Record Votes Prev. Others Receiving Votes: UW-La Crosse 227-3, the road teams put together a similar showing last Saturday. In addition to the 1. Mount Union, Ohio (22) 4-0 622 1 45, Central 37, Johns Hopkins 31, Johnnies' 52-0 rout of Augsburg, No. 3 St. Thomas spoiled Concordia-Moorhead's Home- 2. Mary Hardin-Baylor, Texas (3) 4-0 601 2 Salisbury 26, UW-Platteville 24, Union 24, coming with a 46-7 score, Bethel blanked Carleton (48-0) and St. Olaf raced to a 41-7 3. St. Thomas 4-0 573 3 Wabash 22, Monmouth 15, Centre 15, 4. Brockport State, N.Y. 4-0 534 4 Baldwin Wallace 14, Wartburg 11, Thomas win that evening at Hamline (a combined score of 187-14). 5. Frostburg State, Md. 3-0 500 6 More 5, Washington (Mo.) 4, Williams 4, 6. Wesley, Del. 4-0 477 7 Franklin & Marshall 3, Chapman 2, Alfred 7. Hardin-Simmons, Texas 4-0 466 8 1, Concordia-Moorhead 1, St. Olaf 1. SUCCESS ON THE GRIDIRON & THE DIAMOND 8. UW-Whitewater 3-0 450 10 The football fi eld isn't the only sporting venue where a pair of Johnnies and two assistant 9. Saint John's 4-0 437 9 10. UW-Oshkosh 3-1 375 12 coaches have found success. Defensive coordinator Jerry Haugen ’76 doubles as SJU's 11. John Carroll, Ohio 3-1 309 15 head baseball coach, where he is also assisted by receivers coach Josh Bungum ’16. 12. Washington & Jefferson, Pa. 5-0 287 13 Last season, Haugen was named the MIAC Coach of the Year as the Johnnies ended the 13. Wheaton, Ill. 3-1 277 21 14. Berry, Ga. 5-0 254 17 2018 season with a 33-8 record and won the MIAC regular-season championship, the 15. Trine, Ind. 4-0 242 16 program's 14th and fi rst since 1998, with a 16-4 mark in conference play. SJU made its 16. Wittenberg, Ohio 4-0 223 14 17. North Central, Ill. 3-1 210 5 ninth consecutive appearance in the MIAC Tournament and fi nished second with a 2-2 18. Illinois Wesleyan 3-1 203 19 record. SJU set school records for wins (33), fi elding percentage (.974), ERA (2.73) and 19. Case Western Reserve, Ohio 4-0 202 18 20. Rensselaer, N.Y. 4-0 138 20 WHIP (1.18) last spring. 21. Delaware Valley, Pa. 4-1 132 22 22. Whitworth, Wash. 3-0 124 --- SJU led the conference with six All-MIAC selections, one of which was senior safety and 23. Ithaca, N.Y. 3-1 79 25 24. Muhlenberg, Pa. 4-0 66 --- centerfi elder, Max Jackson. Jackson started all 41 games and batted .373 with 39 runs 25. Linfi eld, Ore. 1-2 59 11 scored, 34 RBI and a team-leading 13 stolen bases en route to All-Region honors. The All-MIAC honor was the second consecutive for Jackson, who recorded a .963 fi elding percentage with four outfi eld assists last spring. He reached 100 career hits in the season opener and begins his senior season third in school history in walks (60), sixth in 2018 AFCA Poll (Oct. 1) runs scored (100), seventh in hits (151) and eighth in stolen bases (28). Senior tight end No. School (1st-Place Votes) Record Votes Prev. Others Receiving Votes: Muhlenberg 86, and pitcher Tommy Auger posted a 4-1 record on the mound in 2018 with a 4-1 record, 1. Mount Union, Ohio (43) 4-0 1,291 1 Salisbury 70, Linfi eld 64, UW-Platteville 3.25 ERA, two complete games and 24 strikeouts in 36 innings pitched. 2. Mary Hardin-Baylor, Texas (9) 4-0 1,257 2 44, UW-La Crosse 30, Ithaca 27, Baldwin 3. St. Thomas 4-0 1,186 3 Wallace 19, Bethel 19, Union 15, Amherst 4. Brockport State, N.Y. 4-0 1,101 4 14, Monmouth 12, Concordia-Moorhead WINS IN FIRST 5 SEASONS, FIRST 61 GAMES 5. Wesley, Del. 4-0 1,041 6 6, Cortland State 5, Franklin & Marshall 6. Hardin-Simmons, Texas 4-0 1,019 7 4, Randolph-Macon 4, Mount St. Joseph SJU’s Gary Fasching is off to the best start, in regard to wins, by any head coach in the 7. UW-Whitewater 3-0 995 8 3, Ohio Northern 3, Western Connecticut program’s history, including the likes of college football’s all-time wins leader, John Ga- 8. Frostburg State, Md. 3-0 917 9 State 3, UW-Stout 3, MIT 2, Marietta 1. 9. Saint John's 4-0 901 10 gliardi. He also has John's number in regard to their respective fi rst 61 games coached. 10. Washington & Jefferson, Pa. 5-0 754 12 11. UW-Oshkosh 3-1 750 13 Among SJU Football Coaches With Five Seasons Coached or More 12. Wittenberg, Ohio 4-0 695 11 13. Berry, Ga. 5-0 584 16 Coach First 5 Seasons First 61 Games Total at SJU 14. Trine, Ind. 4-0 577 15 Gary Fasching 46-11 (.807) 50-11 (.820) 49-11 (.817) 15. John Carroll, Ohio 3-1 568 17 16. Case Western Reserve, Ohio 4-0 498 18 John Gagliardi 27-13-1 (.671) 39-21-1 (.648) 465-132-10 (.774) 17. Wheaton, Ill. 3-1 399 24 Joe Benda 19-10-6 (.629) 36-17-8 (.656) 57-32-8 (.629) 18. North Central, Ill. 3-1 352 5 19. Delaware Valley, Pa. 4-1 338 20 Wilfred Houle 7-22-3 (.266) --- 7-22-3 (.266) 20. Rensselaer, N.Y. 4-0 317 19 21. Illinois Wesleyan 3-1 310 21 22. Wabash, Ind. 4-0 254 22 ALL-MIAC RETURNERS 23. Central, Iowa 5-0 163 --- SJU returns six Johnnies that earned All-MIAC recognition last fall. Senior defensive line- 24. Whitworth, Wash. 3-0 112 --- man Nathan Brinker, junior quarterback Jackson Erdmann, junior offensive guard Dan 25. Johns Hopkins, Md. 4-1 87 --- Greenheck and senior safety Max Jackson were named to the fi rst team. Senior wide receiver Will Gillach and sophomore linebacker Danny Pietruszewski (South St. Paul, Minn.) were named to the second team. Pietruszewski, a preferred walk-on who red- shirted at Division I Minnesota in 2016, ended his fi rst season as a Johnnie tied for fi rst Recent MIAC Scores/Upcoming MIAC Schedule on the team with six sacks and second in total tackles (62) and tackles for a loss (9.5). Sept. 29 (Last Saturday) Oct. 13 (Next Saturday) Bethel 48 @ Carleton 0 Bethel @ St. Olaf, 1 p.m. No. 9/10 Saint John's 52 @ Augsburg 0 Carleton @ Augsburg, 1 p.m. PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS No. 3 St. Thomas 46 @ Concordia 7 Gustavus @ Hamline, 1 p.m. Three Johnnies earned preseason All-America honors over the summer. Senior defensive St. Olaf 41 @ Hamline 7 No. 3 St. Thomas @ No. 9 Saint John's, 1 p.m. BYE - Gustavus BYE - Concordia lineman Nathan Brinker and junior offensive lineman Dan Greenheck (St. Paul, Minn./ Cretin-Derham Hall) were named to Lindy's All-Division III fi rst team, while senior safety Oct. 6 (Saturday) Oct. 20 (In 2 Weeks) Concordia @ Gustavus, 1 p.m. Augsburg @ Gustavus, 1 p.m. Max Jackson was named to the All-Division III second team. Greenheck was named to Hamline @ Carleton, 1 p.m. Concordia @ Bethel, 1 p.m. D3football.com's preseason All-America fi rst team July 30, while Brinker and Jackson No. 9 Saint John's @ Bethel, 1 p.m. St. Olaf @ No. 9 Saint John's, 1 p.m. Augsburg @ No. 3 St. Thomas, 1:10 p.m. Carleton @ No. 3 St. Thomas, 1:10 p.m. were named to the second team. BYE - St. Olaf BYE - Hamline

A two-time All-West Region and All-MIAC fi rst-team honoree, Brinker started all 11 games and led SJU with 11.5 tackles for loss, fi nished third in sacks (5.5) and tied for fourth in total tackles (43). In conference play, Brinker tied for second in tackles for loss (9.5) and fourth in sacks (5).

Greenheck was named to the D3football.com All-America third team last season after starting all 11 games at right guard for an SJU offense that averaged 411.1 yards per 2018 MIAC Standings game, including 211.8 yards on the ground. He was also named to the College Football MIAC Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA America Yearbook's 26-man, NCAA Division III starting lineup over the summer. Saint John's 3-0 1.000 156 13 4-0 1.000 183 13 St. Olaf 3-0 1.000 107 31 5-0 1.000 190 74 Bethel 2-0 1.000 79 0 4-0 1.000 152 56 Jackson was D3football.com All-America honorable mention last fall. He started all 11 St. Thomas 2-0 1.000 108 7 4-0 1.000 233 14 games and fi nished third on the team with 47 tackles (21 solo) and returned two inter- Concordia 2-1 .667 116 53 3-2 .600 150 80 Gustavus 0-2 .000 13 76 1-3 .250 68 120 ceptions and a fumble for touchdowns. He returned a fumble 73 yards for a touchdown Augsburg 0-3 .000 10 139 2-3 .400 68 191 in the season opener against St. Scholastica and found the end zone on interceptions in Carleton 0-3 .000 21 140 1-4 .200 103 211 back-to-back weeks, 44 yards Oct. 7 against Augsburg and 55 yards Oct. 14 at Carleton. Hamline 0-3 .000 7 158 0-5 .000 61 226 2018 Johnnie Football • @SJUJohnnies • @SJUFootball • A Tradition Unrivaled 7 THE LAST MEETING (at SJU 21, BU 13) SJU FOOTBALL, BY THE NUMBERS (entering the 2018 season) Then-No. 9/12 Saint John's battled to a 21-13 win over Bethel last Sept. 30 (2017) as .711 - Saint John’s all-time winning percentage, the highest in NCAA Division III history part of Family Weekend in Collegeville. Cornerback Leonard Gutierrez ’18 intercepted an and the sixth-best in all of college football (among those with 75 seasons or more). errant pass in the end zone on 3rd-and-8 during BU's fi rst offensive possession, which served as a catalyst for the offensive side of the ball. The Johnnies rolled 80 yards on 3 - Gagliardi Trophy recipients (wide receivers Chris Palmer in 1996 and Blake Elliott in the ensuing drive, ending on a 5-yard touchdown pass from Jackson Erdmann to wide 2003, and linebacker Carter Hanson in 2016). receiver Evan Clark ’18. 4 - National championships (1963, 1965, 1976, 2003). The Erdmann-Clark connection struck again, this time for an 86-yard touchdown pass to give SJU a 14-0 lead with 2:51 left in the fi rst quarter. The pass play was the fi fth longest 7 - Undefeated and untied seasons. in school history and Clark's 13th career touchdown of 40 yards or more. Clark fi nished with six catches for 134 yards and the two touchdowns. 16/17 - For the 16th time in the last 17 seasons, and 21st time overall, Saint John’s led NCAA Division III in on-campus football attendance in 2017. The Royals put together an 18-play, 78-yard drive in the second quarter, but it stalled on the 2-yard line. BU gained a 1st-and-goal situation from the 1-yard line, but the John- 19 - MIAC Most Valuable Players, beginning with Jim Lehman ’56 in 1955 and the most nies' defense held strong. BU was 3-for-14 on third down and 3-for-5 on fourth down in recent, Sam Sura ’16, in 2014. the game. 27- Postseason appearances, including the 1969 Mineral Water Bowl (a 21-0 win over Gideon Erhabor cut the Johnnies' lead in half with a 31-yard touchdown run, on 4th- Simpson, Iowa). and-1, on the opening possession of the second half. A 58-yard punt return from Max Jackson and a Bethel penalty gave SJU prime real estate at the visitors' 4-yard line. 32 - MIAC championships, beginning with the fi rst in 1932. Erdmann found Kai Barber for a touchdown pass on the very next play to make it 21-7 with 6:13 left in the third quarter. Erdmann ended the day 17 of 22 passing for 256 yards 65 - Postseason games (42-23 record). and three touchdowns. 89 - Out of 107 seasons in which SJU has fi nished without a losing record. Fifteen of the Sam Gibas cut SJU's lead to 21-13 with a 2-yard touchdown run at the 9:10 mark of 18 losing seasons occurred before 1945. the fourth quarter. The point-after attempt sailed wide left. Erdmann's fi rst interception of the game, which was SJU's fi rst turnover of the season, gave the Royals the ball on 108 - The 2018 season is the 108th at SJU. their own 24-yard line with 3:25 to play. SJU's defense, however, again held strong and allowed only six yards on four plays to seal the win. Linebacker Danny Pietruszewski 126 - 97 Johnnies have earned All-America honors a total of 126 times. led SJU with 10 tackles (seven solo), including a sack. The Johnnies totaled eight pass breakups in the game. 394 - 280 Johnnies have earned All-MIAC fi rst-team honors a total of 394 times.

40-YARD DASH TIMES 457 - All-time MIAC wins, a .712 winning percentage (457-178-22 record). Sophomore wide receiver Blake Patrick (St. Stephen, Minn./Holdingford) recorded the team's fastest laser-timed, 40-yard dash time, 4.63 seconds, when the team conducted 629 - All-time victories, the eighth-most in NCAA Division III history. SJU is the only testing Aug. 11. He ran a time of 4.75 seconds, which was fourth-best on the team, as school in the top 10 that has played less than 120 seasons. a freshman last season. Patrick made his presence, and speed, known with a 48-yard reception Sept. 1. Senior defensive back Sam Marshall (Marshall, Minn.), a former running back, followed in second at 4.7 seconds. Junior wide receiver Andrew VanErp (through 9/29/18) (Battle Lake, Minn./Ottertail Central) was third at 4.74 seconds. He is currently second on SJU FOOTBALL BY DECADE Decade Record (Pct.) the team with 8 catches for 88 yards (17.6 avg.) in two games this season. 1900's 15-14-0 (.517) NATIONALLY RANKED DEFENSE 1910's did not compete 1920's 12-40-4 (.250) The Johnnies' defense ended the 2017 regular season ranked in the top 12 in NCAA Divi- 1930's 45-19-7 (.683) sion III in a number of categories: second in total defense (196.5 ypg.), scoring defense 1940's 33-23-3 (.585) (8.3 ppg.) and pass-effi ciency defense (82.17); third in passing defense (121.7 ypg.); 1950's 51-27-1 (.652) fourth in fi rst downs allowed (115); fi fth in third-down defense (21.5 percent); ninth in 1960's 65-21-3 (.747) defensive touchdowns (4); and 12th in rushing defense (74.8 ypg.). 1970's 70-20-2 (.772) FINDING THE END ZONE ON DEFENSE 1980's 71-25-2 (.735) 1990's 96-17-2 (.843) Senior safety Max Jackson recorded three defensive touchdowns last season and is 2000's 107-19-0 (.849) tied with linebacker Beau LaBore ’01, defensive back Matt Emmerich ’98 and defensive 2010's 68-23-0 (.747) lineman Brian Kohorst ’94 for the most defensive touchdowns (3) in school history (see below). BEST WINNING PERCENTAGE (entering the 2018 season) *minimum 75 seasons Johnnies With Two Defensive Touchdowns or More in a Career Team Div. W L T Pct. Seasons TD's Player (Pos.) INT/FUM Seasons 1. Michigan FBS 943 339 36 .729 138 3 Max Jackson (DB) 2/1 2015-current Notre Dame FBS 906 324 42 .729 129 Beau LaBore (LB) 3/0 1997-00 3. Ohio State FBS 898 324 53 .725 128 Matt Emmerich (DB) 2/1 1994-97 4. Alabama FBS 891 328 43 .723 123 Brian Kohorst (DL) 0/3 1991-94 Oklahoma FBS 884 323 53 .723 123 2 Ethan Eid (LB) 2/0 2006-09 6. Saint John’s III 629 248 24 .711 107 John Cloeter (DB) 2/0 2004-07 7. Texas FBS 898 366 33 .705 125 Tony Steffensmeier (DB) 2/0 2002-05 8. Southern California FBS 834 339 54 .702 124 Brandon Novak (LB) 2/0 1996-99 9. Yale FCS 902 374 55 .698 145 Greg Thoma (DB) 2/0 1990-93 10. Nebraska FBS 893 380 40 .695 128 Denis McDonough (DB) 2/0 1988-91 Jim Simons (DB) 2/0 1976-77 Steve Best (LB) 1/1 1969-72

8 2018 Johnnie Football • @SJUJohnnies • @SJUFootball • A Tradition Unrivaled THE LAST TIME... SJU Scoreless Sept. 29, 1990 (L, 0-21 at Hamline) * Postseason game # Metrodome SJU Scoreless (Home) Nov. 4, 1978 (L, 0-17 vs. Concordia) SJU Scoreless (Road) Sept. 29, 1990 (L, 0-21 at Hamline) SAINT JOHN’S SJU Scoreless (Neutral) Oct. 5, 1945 (L, 0-30 vs. St. Thomas at St. Cloud) Rushing No SJU Off. TD Nov. 24, 2001 (W, 9-7 vs. UW-Stevens Point)* 300+ Yards Oct. 7, 2017 (305, vs. Augsburg) No SJU Off. TD (Home) Nov. 24, 2001 (W, 9-7 vs. UW-Stevens Point)* 350+ Yards Sept. 9, 2017 (383, vs. Presentation, S.D.) No SJU Off. TD (Road) Sept. 29, 1990 (L, 0-21 at Hamline) 400+ Yards Sept. 18, 1999 (469 vs. Macalester) 50+ Attempts Sept. 22, 2018 (51, vs. Carleton) Turnovers 60+ Attempts Oct. 15, 2016 (60, vs. Carleton) No SJU Turnovers Sept. 22, 2018 (vs. Carleton) 70+ Attempts Nov. 3, 1984 (74, at Macalester) 4+ SJU Turnovers Sept. 29, 2018 (4, at Augsburg) 5 Rushing TD’s Nov. 4, 2017 (8, at Hamline) 5+ SJU Turnovers Sept. 24, 2016 (5, vs. St. Thomas) 6 Rushing TD’s Nov. 4, 2017 (8, at Hamline) 3 SJU Fumbles Lost Nov. 5, 2016 (vs. Hamline) 7 Rushing TD’s Nov. 4, 2017 (8, at Hamline) 4+ SJU Fumbles Lost Sept. 29, 2018 (4, at Augsburg) 4+ Takeaways Sept. 22, 2018 (6, vs. Carleton) Passing 5+ Takeaways Sept. 22, 2018 (6, vs. Carleton) 300+ Yards Oct. 21, 2017 (365, vs. Gustavus) 6+ Takeaways Sept. 22, 2018 (6, vs. Carleton) 400+ Yards Nov. 13, 2010 (404, vs. Hamline) 500+ Yards Never Defense 40+ Attempts Nov. 19, 2016 (42, vs. UW-Platteville)* 50 Rush Yards or Less Sept. 29, 2018 (17, at Augsburg) 50+ Attempts Oct. 4, 2008 (53, at Bethel) 100 Pass Yards or Less Nov. 4, 2017 (39, at Hamline) 60+ Attempts Never 100 Total Yards or Less Nov. 4, 2017 (44, at Hamline) 30+ Completions Sept. 22, 2007 (30, vs. Concordia) 200 Total Yards or Less Sept. 29, 2018 (122, at Augsburg) 40+ Completions Never 4+ Interceptions Sept. 3, 2016 (4, vs. St. Scholastica) 4 Passing TD’s Sept. 29, 2018 (4, at Augsburg) 5+ Interceptions Nov. 22, 2014 (8, vs. St. Scholastica)* 5 Passing TD’s Oct. 21, 2017 (5, vs. Gustavus) Scored a Safety Nov. 4, 2017 (W, 72-6 at Hamline) 6 Passing TD’s Sept. 2, 2017 (6, vs. St. Scholastica) 7 Passing TD’s Oct. 29, 2005 (7, vs. St. Olaf) Miscellaneous 3+ Interceptions Oct. 19, 2013 (3, at Carleton) 10 First Downs or Less Sept. 23, 2017 (6, vs. St. Thomas at Target Field) 4+ Interceptions Sept. 15, 2012 (4, vs. St. Thomas) 30+ First Downs Sept. 29, 2018 (30, at Augsburg) 5+ Interceptions Oct. 28, 2000 (5, at Bethel) No Penalties Sept. 4, 2010 (vs. Northwestern) 10+ Penalties Sept. 1, 2018 (10, vs. UW-Stout) Combination Offense 40:00+ of Poss. Sept. 6, 2014 (44:10, vs. UW-River Falls) 300-Yard Passer + 100-Yard Rusher Less Than 25:00 of Poss. Nov. 18, 2017 (23:40, at North Central, Ill.)* Nov. 6, 2010 at St. Olaf (329, Joe Boyle; 116, Jakob Reding) 0 Punts Sept. 29, 2018 (at Augsburg) 200-Yard Passer + 100-Yard Rusher + 100-Yard Receiver 7+ Punts Sept. 23, 2017 (9, vs. St. Thomas at Target Field) Oct. 17, 2015 vs. Gustavus (212, Nick Martin; 201, Sam Sura; 121, Josh Bungum) 10+ Punts Dec. 2, 2000 (10, at Central, Iowa)* 200-Yard Passer + 100-Yard Rusher Overtime Game Nov. 2, 2013 (2OT, L, 20-23 at Gustavus) Oct. 7, 2017 vs. Augsburg (228, Jackson Erdmann; 138, Dusty Krueger) Double-Overtime Game Nov. 2, 2013 (2OT, L, 20-23 at Gustavus) 100-Yard Rusher + 100-Yard Receiver Triple-Overtime Game Never Oct. 31, 2015 vs. Augsburg (195, Sam Sura; Josh Bungum, 101)

Total Offense JOHNNIE PLAYER 400+ Yards Sept. 29, 2018 (498, at Augsburg) Rushing 500+ Yards Sept. 22, 2018 (545, vs. Carleton) 100+ Yards Nov. 18, 2017 (119, Dusty Krueger at North Central, Ill.)* 600+ Yards Nov. 13, 2010 (604, vs. Hamline) 150+ Yards Nov. 12, 2016 (173, Dusty Krueger at Concordia) 700+ Yards Nov. 2, 2002 (709, vs. St. Thomas) 200+ Yards Oct. 17, 2015 (201, Sam Sura vs. Gustavus) 75+ Plays Oct. 7, 2017 (76, vs. Augsburg) 250+ Yards Sept. 13, 2014 (281, Sam Sura at UW-Eau Claire) 85+ Plays Sept. 6, 2014 (89, vs. UW-River Falls) Quarterback 100+ Yards Oct. 30, 1993 (104, Ken Pletcher at Macalester) 30+ Carries Nov. 7, 2015 (35, Sam Sura at Bethel) Scoring 35+ Carries Nov. 7, 2015 (35, Sam Sura at Bethel) 14 Points or Less Nov. 18, 2017 (L, 7-17 at North Central, Ill.)* 40+ Carries Nov. 8, 2014 (40, Sam Sura vs. Bethel) 40+ Points Sept. 29, 2018 (52, at Augsburg) 3+ TD Nov. 4, 2017 (3, Dusty Krueger at Hamline) 50+ Points Sept. 29, 2018 (52, at Augsburg) 4+ TD Nov. 14, 2015 (4, Sam Sura vs. St. Olaf) 60+ Points Nov. 4, 2017 (72, at Hamline) 5+ TD Oct. 2, 2004 (5, Corey Weber vs. Hamline) 2-Point Conversion Sept. 16, 2017 at St. Olaf Quarterback 3+ TD Oct. 25, 2014 (3, Nick Martin vs. Carleton) (Dusty Krueger rush, Taylor Fourre rush) Quarterback 4+ TD Nov. 20, 1976 (5, Jeff Norman vs. Augustana, Ill.)* Opp. Scoreless Sept. 29, 2018 (W, 52-0 at Augsburg) Quarterback 5+ TD Nov. 20, 1976 (5, Jeff Norman vs. Augustana, Ill.)* Opp. Scoreless (Home) Sept. 22, 2018 (W, 59-0 vs. Carleton) 50-Yard Run Nov. 18, 2017 (51, Dusty Krueger at North Central, Ill.)* Opp. Scoreless (Road) Sept. 29, 2018 (W, 52-0 at Augsburg) 60-Yard Run Sept. 9, 2017 (67, Dusty Krueger vs. Presentation, S.D.) 2+ Shutouts in Season 2018 (3) 70-Yard Run Nov. 12, 2016 (80, Dusty Krueger at Concordia) (27-0 vs. UW-Stout, 59-0 vs. Carleton), 52-0 (at Augsburg) 80-Yard Run Nov. 12, 2016 (80, Dusty Krueger at Concordia) 3+ Shutouts in Season 2018 (3) 90-Yard Run Sept. 27, 1980 (91, Pat Stone vs. Hamline) (27-0 vs. UW-Stout, 59-0 vs. Carleton), 52-0 (at Augsburg) 2 w/100+ Yards Nov. 1, 2014 at Augsburg 4+ Shutouts in Season 1998 (4) (170, Sam Sura; 101, Josh Bungum) (55-0 at Macalester, 21-0 at Concordia, 35-0 at St. Olaf, 43-0 vs. Carleton) 2 w/2+ TD Each Oct. 24, 2015 at Carleton No Opp. Off. TD Sept. 29, 2018 (W, 52-0 at Augsburg) (2, Sam Sura; 2, Antoine Taylor) No Opp. Off. TD (Home) Sept. 22, 2018 (W, 59-0 vs. Carleton) No Opp. Off. TD (Road) Sept. 29, 2018 (W, 52-0 at Augsburg) Allowed 30+ Points Nov. 26, 2016 (L, 14-31 at UW-Oshkosh)* Allowed 40+ Points Oct. 6, 2012 (L, 17-48) at Augsburg) Allowed 50+ Points Oct. 1, 2011 (L, 7-63 at St. Thomas) 2018 Johnnie Football • @SJUJohnnies • @SJUFootball • A Tradition Unrivaled 9 Passing EFFICIENCY WITH, AND AGAINST, THE PASSING GAME 300+ Yards Oct. 21, 2017 (320, Jackson Erdmann vs. Gustavus) SJU again excelled in the passing game, both offensively and defensively, in 2017. The 350+ Yards Oct. 29, 2005 (375, Alex Kofoed vs. St. Olaf) Johnnies ended the season second out of 242 NCAA Division III teams in pass-effi ciency 400+ Yards Nov. 2, 2002 (408, Ross Denne vs. St. Thomas) defense (82.72) and fi fth in pass effi ciency (174.86). Jackson Erdmann fi nished ninth 30+ Comp. Nov. 8, 2003 (32, Ryan Keating vs. Bethel) nationally at 172.1. Senior Ben Alvord (St. Joseph, Minn./St. Cloud Apollo) would have 50-Yard Comp. Sept. 22, 2018 (63, Jackson Erdmann vs. Carleton) led the country by nearly 22 points in 2016 with a 212.3 pass-effi ciency rating, but he 60-Yard Comp. Sept. 22, 2018 (63, Jackson Erdmann vs. Carleton) did not meet the NCAA’s minimum of 15 attempts per game. Nick Martin ’16 led NCAA 70-Yard Comp. Sept. 30, 2017 (86, Jackson Erdmann vs. Bethel) Division III with a 191.4 pass-effi ciency rating in 2016. He was the third Johnnie to lead 4+ TD Sept. 1, 2018 (4, Jackson Erdmann vs. UW-Stout) Division III in pass-effi ciency rating: Pat Mayew ’92 in 1991 (181.0) and Willie Seiler ’94 5+ TD Oct. 21, 2017 (5, Jackson Erdmann vs. Gustavus) in 1993 (224.6). Seiler’s mark of 224.6 is the 2nd-best in Division III history. 6+ TD Nov. 27, 1993 (6, Willie Seiler at UW-La Crosse)* Non-QB Passing TD Oct. 29, 2011 (70, Wade Powers vs. Carleton) SJU’S WINNING TRADITION SJU enters the 2018 season with NCAA Division III’s best winning percentage (.711, 629- Receiving 248-24 all-time record in 107 seasons), and sixth behind Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio 100+ Yards Oct. 21, 2017 (159, Dan Harrington vs. Gustavus) State, Alabama and Oklahoma for the best winning percentage in college football. Last 150+ Yards Oct. 21, 2017 (159, Dan Harrington vs. Gustavus) year’s 9-2 record marked SJU’s 50th consecutive season without a losing record. 200+ Yards Oct. 29, 2011 (216, Brent Graboski vs. Carleton) 10+ Receptions Oct. 5, 2013 (10, Josh Bungum at St. Olaf) Consecutive Seasons (start of 2018 season) 15+ Receptions Nov. 8, 2003 (15, Blake Elliott vs. Bethel) MIAC Team Without a Losing Record 3+ TD Oct. 21, 2017 (3, Will Gillach vs. Gustavus) 1. Saint John’s 50 4+ TD Nov. 10, 1994 (5, Jeremy Loretz vs. Macalester)# 2. Bethel 24 2 w/100+ Yards Sept. 18, 2010 vs. Concordia 3. Concordia 11 (116, Brent Graboski; 101, Sam Pederson) 4. St. Thomas 10 2 w/2 TD Each Oct. 13, 2007 at Gustavus 5. Gustavus 5 (2, Aaron Blackmore; 2, Brett Saladin) 6. Augsburg 0 Carleton 0 Defense Hamline 0 15+ Tackles Sept. 19, 2015 (15, Michael Callanan at Concordia) St. Olaf 0 2+ Sacks Sept. 29, 2018 at Augsburg (2.5, Kyle Borgeson) 3+ Sacks Oct. 8, 2016 (3, Nathan Brinker at Augsburg) 10-WIN SEASONS Fumble Return TD Sept. 2, 2017 (73, Max Jackson vs. St. Scholastica) The Johnnies’ 10-2 record in 2016 was their 21st 10-win season in program history. No 2 Fumble Return TD Sept. 24, 1994 (10 & 24 yards, Brian Kohorst vs. Augsburg) other MIAC program has even half of that total. 2 Interceptions Nov. 22, 2014 vs. St. Scholastica (2, Andrew Norri; 2, Trevor Warner) 10-Win Seasons, Among MIAC Schools 3 Interceptions Sept. 3, 2016 (3, Leonard Gutierrez vs. St. Scholastica) School No. Last 4 Interceptions Oct. 18, 2003 (4, Paul Gans vs. Augsburg) Saint John’s 21 2016 Interception TD Oct. 14, 2017 (55, Max Jackson at Carleton) Concordia 7 2005 2 INT TD’s, 1 Player Nov. 20, 1999 (66 & 92, Beau LaBore vs. UW-Stevens Point)* St. Thomas 7 2017 2 INT TD’s, 2 Players Nov. 14, 2009 vs. Carleton Bethel 4 2013 (36, Nate Anderson lateral from Billy Lawrence; 59, Ethan Eid) Augsburg 1 1997 Gustavus 1 1987 Special Teams Carleton 0 - Kick Return TD Nov. 19, 2016 (82, Evan Clark vs. UW-Platteville)* Hamline 0 - Allowed Kick Return TD Sept. 22, 2007 (90, Paul Shol vs. Concordia) St. Olaf 0 - Punt Return TD Nov. 14, 2015 (63, Josh Bungum vs. St. Olaf) 2 PR TD’s, 1 Player Oct. 13, 2001 (66 & 46, Blake Elliott vs. Gustavus) Future Schedules 2 PR TD’s, 2 Players Sept. 25, 1993 vs. St. Olaf (77, Tony Lesch; 79, Mark Smith) 2019 2021 Allowed Punt Return TD Oct. 6, 2007 (75, Andrew Schmiesing vs. St. Olaf) Sept. 7 at UW-Stout Sept. 4 OPEN 3 FG Nov. 10, 2012 (3, Jimmie Mattson at Bethel) Sept. 14 OPEN Sept. 11 OPEN 40-Yard FG Sept. 19, 2015 (42, Alexi Johnson at Concordia) Sept. 21 GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS Sept. 18 CONCORDIA-MOORHEAD 60-Yard Punt Sept. 2, 2017 (68, Naufahu Anitoni vs. St. Scholastica) Sept. 28 at Carleton Sept. 25 at Hamline Blocked Extra Point Nov. 5, 2016 (Leonard Gutierrez vs. Hamline) Oct. 5 AUGSBURG Oct. 2 OPEN Returned PAT for 2 Points Oct. 18, 2014 (Trevor Warner at Gustavus) Oct. 12 BETHEL Oct. 9 GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS Blocked Field Goal Sept. 15, 2018 (Ted Kalina vs. Gustavus) Oct. 19 at St. Thomas Oct. 16 at Carleton Blocked Punt Sept. 23, 2017 (Ryan LaCasse vs. St. Thomas at Target Field) Oct. 26 at St. Olaf Oct. 23 AUGSBURG FR TD & PR TD Oct. 17, 1992 vs. Bethel Nov. 2 CONCORDIA-MOORHEAD Oct. 30 BETHEL (31-yard FR & 72-yard PR, John Beutz) Nov. 9 at Hamline Nov. 6 at St. Thomas PR TD & INT TD Dec. 14, 1963 vs. Prairie View A&M, Texas* Nov. 16 OPEN Nov. 13 at St. Olaf (41-yard PR, Bob Spinner; 44-yard INT, John McCormick) 2020 2022 OPPONENT Sept. 5 OPEN Sept. 3 OPEN 100-Yard Receiver Sept. 15, 2018 vs. Gustavus (140, Brice Panning) Sept. 12 OPEN Sept. 10 OPEN 100-Yard Rusher Nov. 18, 2017 at North Central, Ill. (180, Dominick Muoghalu)* Sept. 19 at Concordia-Moorhead Sept. 17 at Augsburg 300-Yard Passer Oct. 18, 2014 at Gustavus (356, Mitch Hendricks) Sept. 26 HAMLINE Sept. 24 CARLETON Blocked Extra Point Sept. 1, 2018 vs. UW-Stout (Jason Dilly) Oct. 3 OPEN Oct. 1 at Gustavus Adolphus Blocked Field Goal Nov. 16, 2013 vs. Bethel (Matt Mehlhorn) Oct. 10 at Gustavus Adolphus Oct. 8 OPEN Blocked Punt Sept. 16, 2017 at St. Olaf (Bryant Eustice) Oct. 17 CARLETON Oct. 15 HAMLINE Blocked Punt for TD Oct. 1, 2011 (28, Jack Gavin at St. Thomas) Oct. 24 at Augsburg Oct. 22 at Concordia-Moorhead Fumble Return TD Sept. 24, 2016 (57, Anthony King-Foreman vs. St. Thomas) Oct. 31 at Bethel Oct. 29 ST. OLAF Interception TD Oct. 22, 2016 at Gustavus (17, Ben Rengel) Nov. 7 ST. THOMAS Nov. 5 ST. THOMAS Scored a Safety Nov. 28, 2015 (L, 19-38 at St. Thomas)* Nov. 14 ST. OLAF Nov. 12 at Bethel 10 2018 Johnnie Football • @SJUJohnnies • @SJUFootball • A Tradition Unrivaled LEADING THE COUNTRY IN ATTENDANCE...AGAIN Individual Stats For the 16th time in the last 17 seasons and 21st time overall, Saint John's University led NCAA Division III in on-campus football attendance in 2017. SJU averaged 6,092 fans per THE ROYALS’ STAT LEADERS game over the course of the season, with a six-game total of 36,553 fans. Collegeville Rushing Gms. Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long was the premier location for Division III, beating out second-place Emory & Henry (Va.) by Sam Gibas 4 79 414 5.2 5 38 an average of 1,306 spectators per on-campus game. The closest MIAC team to SJU was Jaran Roste 4 47 263 5.6 7 48 Concordia-Moorhead, which fi nished fourth nationally with an average of 4,429 fans per Gideon Erhabor 4 52 192 3.7 1 15 on-campus game. The "offi cial" attendance of 53,082 for St. Thomas included the Sept. 23 game played at the Minnesota Twins' Target Field, which attracted 37,355 spectators. Passing Gms. Att. Comp. Int. TD Yards UST totaled 15,677 fans, an average of 2,612 per contest, in six on-campus games this Jaran Roste 4 54 37 1 3 495 fall. SJU's cumulative total of 36,553 fans was greater than 64 Football Championship Jake Marsh 4 25 11 2 1 128 Subdivision teams and 157 of the 169 Division II programs. Receiving Gms. Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long 2017 SJU vs. FCS/Division II in Upper Midwest Attendance Joel Koenecke 4 14 221 15.8 1 27 School NCAA Gms. 2017 Att. Avg. Drew Larsen 4 12 160 13.3 2 23 1. North Dakota State FCS 9 164,996 18,333 Mathias Durie 4 5 79 15.8 0 24 2. South Dakota State FCS 8 95,951 11,994 3. North Dakota FCS 5 52,139 10,428 Defense Solo Asst. Total TFL Sack Int. 4. Northern Iowa FCS 6 58,175 9,696 Dawson Brown 13 18 31 1.5-1 --- 3-77 5. South Dakota FCS 5 46,736 9,347 Kyle Peach 3 17 20 2.5-16 2-20 1-37 6. Saint John's III 6 36,553 6,092 Drew Ragsdale 2 17 19 0.5-6 0.5-6 1-15 7. Northern State (S.D.) II 6 23,682 3,947 Levi Duininck 5 13 18 2.5-5 0.5-2 --- 8. Minnesota-Duluth II 5 18,334 3,667 9. Augustana (S.D.) II 6 21,596 3,599 THE JOHNNIES’ STAT LEADERS 10. MSU-Mankato II 8 27,061 3,383 Rushing Gms. Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long Kai Barber 4 26 164 6.3 2 21 2017 MIAC Attendance Leaders Kenneth Udoibok 4 32 154 4.8 3 18 School Gms. 2017 Att. Avg. Adam Essler 4 22 104 4.7 1 29 1. Saint John's 6 36,553 6,092 2. Concordia-Moorhead 5 22,144 4,429 Passing Gms. Att. Comp. Int. TD Yards 3. St. Thomas 6 15,677* 2,612* Jackson Erdmann 4 78 58 1 13 915 4. Bethel 5 11,213 2,243 5. Hamline 4 5,899 1,475 Receiving Gms. Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long 6. St. Olaf 5 6,370 1,274 Will Gillach 4 18 288 16.0 3 33 7. Gustavus Adolphus 5 5,858 1,172 Jared Streit 4 11 148 13.5 3 30 8. Augsburg 6 4,652 775 Tommy Auger 4 9 124 13.8 4 30 9. Carleton 5 2,358 472 Andrew VanErp 4 7 119 17.0 0 43 *does not include the off-site game on Sept. 23 at Target Field Defense Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. LEADING THE MIAC IN WINS Max Jackson 12 8 20 ------1-3 The Johnnies’ 31-7 victory at Concordia-Moorhead on Nov. 12, 2016, was the program’s Danny Pietruszewski 9 11 20 2.5-14 2.5-14 --- 450th in MIAC play. SJU has the best winning percentage in MIAC play, .712 (457-178- James Inman 7 12 19 0.5-1 --- 1-3 22), which is even better when broken down by eras: modern history, since 1946 (.770); Ted Kalina 5 14 19 4.5-15 3.5-14 --- during Gagliardi's tenure, 1953-12 (.780); and during the 21st century, since 2000 (.829).

All-Time MIAC Record (entering the 2018 season, by winning percentage) School W L T Pct. SJU Football in the Classroom 1. Saint John’s 457 178 22 .712 -SJU returns seven of last year's 16 Academic All-MIAC (minimum 3.5 cumulative GPA) 2. St. Thomas 430 219 14 .659 honorees in 2018: Brandon Beranek, Brady Buckentine, Will Gillach, Tyler Hartigan, 3. Concordia 404 220 18 .643 Max Jackson, Sam Marshall and Sam McNamara. The Johnnies have had totaled 81 4. Gustavus 390 260 13 .588 Academic All-MIAC recipients in Gary Fasching's fi rst fi ve seasons, the most in the MIAC 5. Bethel 181 155 3 .538 during that span (Bethel is next with 66 honorees since 2013). 6. St. Olaf 225 264 11 .461 7. Hamline 246 400 14 .383 -The Johnnies have had 15 football Academic All-Americans in the last 14 seasons, 8. Carleton 102 216 0 .321 including linebacker David Franta '18 last fall, and 29 in the program's history. 9. Augsburg 175 425 13 .296 -Franta earned SJU's second consecutive Stein-Fallon Scholar-Athlete Award from the NO STRANGER TO THE POSTSEASON Minnesota chapter of the National Football Foundation in May 2018. Fellow linebacker The 2017 postseason appearance was the Johnnies’ 28th (24th at the NCAA Division III Carter Hanson '17, a childhood friend and high-school teammate of Franta, won the 2017 level) and third consecutive as an at-large team (a non-conference champion). SJU is Stein-Fallon Scholar-Athlete Award. The award is given to a senior football student- third in NCAA Division III history in both postseason appearances and playoff wins. The athlete from a Minnesota college/university who demonstrates outstanding academic Johnnies made four other postseason appearances: three in the NAIA (1963, 1965, 1982) achievement, football leadership and community citizenship. and one showing at the Mineral Water Bowl (1969). Study Abroad Participants *continued on page 11* -Scott Bellrichard, Australia (Spring 2018) -Jack Bock, South Africa (Spring 2018) -Dan Butorac, Fiji (May/Summer 2018) -Steven Fischer, South Africa (Spring 2018) -Tyler Hartigan, Ecuador/Galapagos Islands (May/Summer 2018) -Jacob Lucas, Guatemala (Spring 2017) -Sam Westby, Fiji (May/Summer 2017)

2018 Johnnie Football • @SJUJohnnies • @SJUFootball • A Tradition Unrivaled 11 Most NCAA Division III Playoff Appearances Since 1973 (including 2017) Active Career Leaders Team No. Rushing Yards 1. Mount Union, Ohio 29 1. Adam Essler (130 att.) 697 2. Washington & Jefferson, Pa. 25 2. Kai Barber (92 att.) 481 3. Saint John’s 24 3. Kenneth Udoibok (64 att.) 336 4. Central, Iowa 20 4. Ben Alvord (112 att.) 307 5. Ithaca, N.Y. 19 Wittenberg, Ohio Rushing Touchdowns 7. Mary Hardin-Baylor, Texas 16 1. Adam Essler 12 Rowan, N.J. 2. Kenneth Udoibok 5 9. Augustana, Ill. 15 3. Ben Alvord 3 UW-Whitewater Kai Barber Most NCAA Division III Playoff Wins Since 1973 (entering 2018) Passing Yards (C-A-I-TD) Team No. 1. Mount Union, Ohio 99 1. Jackson Erdmann (275-433-11-58) 4,064 2. UW-Whitewater 48 2. Ben Alvord (94-131-1-16) 1,483 3. Saint John’s 37 4. Mary Hardin-Baylor, Texas 36 Receptions 5. Rowan, N.J. 31 1. Will Gillach 63 6. Wesley, Del. 29 2. Tommy Auger 36 7. Ithaca, N.Y. 28 3. Jared Streit 35 8. Linfi eld. Ore. 26 9. Washington & Jefferson, Pa. 23 Receiving Yards 10. Augustana, Ill. 22 1. Will Gillach 956 Wittenberg, Ohio 2. Tommy Auger 531 Jared Streit 3. Joey Eckhoff 233 On This Date in Johnnie Football History Receiving Touchdowns The Johnnies are 7-7 all-time on October 6: 1923 at Macalester (L, 6-25); 1928 vs. Macalester (W, 12-6); 1939 at 1. Will Gillach 12 Saint Mary’s (W, 28-12); 1950 at Saint Mary’s (W, 34-0); 1951 at Minnesota-Duluth (L, 6-18); 1956 at Gustavus 2. Jared Streit 9 Adolphus (L, 6-13); 1962 vs. Augsburg (W, 36-20); 1973 at St. Thomas (L, 10-17); 1979 at Gustavus Adolphus (L, 3. Tommy Auger 6 17-45); 1984 at St. Olaf (L, 0-31); 1990 vs. Augsburg (W, 59-0); 2001 at Macalester (W, 56-7); 2007 vs. St. Olaf (W, 30-29); and 2012 at Augsburg (L, 17-48). Yards from Scrimmage (Rushing+Receiving) 1. Will Gillach 1,014 1962 vs. Augsburg (W, 36-20): The Johnnies 2. Adam Essler 772 dominated the Auggies in the fi rst half for a 30-6 lead in 3. Kai Barber 699 front of over 3,500 fans on Homecoming Day (right). Dick Chalmers had an interception that led to the Johnnies’ fi rst All-Purpose Yards (Rushing+Receiving+Returns) score of the day. SJU rushed for three touchdowns and 1. Will Gillach 1,146 added another through the air, a 29-yard touchdown strike 2. Max Jackson 1,036 from Craig Muyres to Ken Roering. Muyres also completed 3. Adam Essler 817 three two-point conversions. Bernie Beckman busted for a 53-yard touchdown run in the second half to end the scoring Tackles for the Johnnies. 1. Nathan Brinker 131 2. Ted Kalina 92 1990 vs. Augsburg (W, 59-0): SJU gained a 15-0 lead only four minutes into the game. Denis McDonough, the former White House Chief of Staff under President Obama, 3. Max Jackson 82 returned an interception 25 yards for a touchdown. Tim Lacy blocked a punt out of the end zone for a safety and Danny Pietruszewski Jay Conzemius had a nine-yard touchdown catch from Pat Mayew leading to the 15-0 lead. The game was heavily

one-sided with the Johnnies using 126 players. Augsburg never made it past its own 39-yard line and punted 13 Tackles for Loss times. The Johnnies held the Auggies to 73 yards of total offense. 1. Nathan Brinker 40.5-167 yds. 2. Ted Kalina 20.0-78 yds. 2007 vs. St. Olaf (W, 30-29): Then-No. 3 SJU erased a nine-point defi cit to defeat then-No. 14 St. Olaf 30-29 3. Danny Pietruszewski 12.0-49 yds. in front of over 12,000 on Homecoming Saturday in Collegeville. Down by 10 points and seeking a boost, the Johnnies received a pair of big plays from wide receiver Brian Weber. On fi rst-and-10 from the Oles’ 35-yard line, Sacks Alex Kofoed fl uttered a pass that seemed to be a jump ball intended for Chace Pollock. At the last moment, Weber 1. Nathan Brinker 21.5-117 yds. dashed in front of Pollock to make the catch and scooted down the sidelines for a Johnnie touchdown to cut the 2. Ted Kalina 9.0-50 yds. defi cit to 26-24. St. Olaf failed on fourth-and-eight from the SJU 35-yard line to give the ball back to the rejuvenat- 3. Danny Pietruszewski 8.5-41 yds. ed Johnnies. Again, it was Weber. The 5-11 junior made a sensational diving catch for a 38-yard gain down to the Oles' three-yard line. Mike Patnode scored on the very next play to give the Johnnies a 30-26 lead. The Johnnies Interceptions went for a two-point conversion but were unable to convert, making the score 30-26 with 11:15 remaining in the 1. Max Jackson 4-128 yds. fourth quarter. Kofoed fi nished the game 28 of 43 passing for 318 yards and three touchdowns to record his eighth Sam Westby 4-59 yds. career 300-yard passing game, tying Kurt Ramler (1993-96) for the school record. An evenly-matched game both 3. Ryan LaCasse 3-46 yds. on the fi eld and on paper, the Johnnies gained 394 total offensive yards and tallied a possession time of 31:09, compared to 349 yards and a possession time of 28:51 for the Oles. St. Olaf entered the contest averaging 573.8 offensive yards and 51.2 points per game. Patnode led the Johnnies in both rushing and receiving with 135 total yards (61 yards on 16 carries and 74 yards on 8 receptions) and two touchdowns, while Weber had 3 receptions for 77 yards and a touchdown.

12 2018 Johnnie Football • @SJUJohnnies • @SJUFootball • A Tradition Unrivaled BEST RECORD SINCE 1990, NCAA DIVISION III SJU'S HEAD FOOTBALL COACHES (through 9/29/18) The Johnnies enter the 2018 season with the second-best winning percentage (.819) in CHRONOLOGICAL NCAA Division III football since 1990, and the third-most wins (268) during that span. Name Yrs. (Seasons) Record (Pct.) John O'Leary 1900-01 (2) 4-2-0 (.667) Best NCAA Division III Winning Percentage Since 1990 (minimum 200 win) Ignatius Vonderhaar 1902 (1) 0-1-0 (.000) .953 Mount Union, Ohio (372-18-1) Peter Boquel 1903-04 (2) 3-2-0 (.600) .819 Saint John’s (268-59-1) Harry Comeau 1905-06 (2) 3-0-0 (1.000) .817 Linfi eld, Ore. (243-54-1) Frank Cassidy 1907 (1) 1-3-0 (.250) .816 Washington & Jefferson, Pa. (257-58) William Brennan 1908-09 (2) 4-6-0 (.400) .811 Wittenberg, Ohio (247-57-1) Edward Cahill 1920-21 (2) 1-6-0 (.143) .810 UW-Whitewater (269-63) Fred Sanborn 1922-23 (2) 3-8-0 (.273) .791 Wartburg, Iowa (238-63) Eugene Aldrich 1924 (1) 1-4-1 (.250) .787 Central, Iowa (233-63) Wilfred Houle 1925-29 (5) 7-22-3 (.266) .784 Wheaton, Ill. (230-63-1) Joe Benda 1930-36, 1941-42, 1945-49 (14) 57-32-8 (.629) .777 Wesley, Del. (249-71-1) George Durenberger 1937-40 (4) 20-10-1 (.661) Henry Welsch 1944 (1) 1-0-1 (.750) Most NCAA Division III Wins Since 1990 John McNally 1950-52 (3) 13-9-0 (.591) 372 Mount Union, Ohio (372-18-1, .953) John Gagliardi 1953-12 (60) 465-132-10 (.774) 269 UW-Whitewater (269-63, .810) Gary Fasching 2013-current (6) 50-11-0 (.820) 268 Saint John’s (268-59-1, .819) 257 Washington & Jefferson, Pa. (257-58, .816) WINS - OVERALL 249 Wesley, Del. (249-71-1, .777) 1. John Gagliardi 465 247 Wittenberg, Ohio (247-57-1, .811) 2. Joe Benda 57 243 Linfi eld, Ore. (243-54-1, .817) 3. Gary Fasching 50 238 Wartburg, Iowa (238-63, .791) 236 Rowan, N.J. (236-80-1, .746) PCT. - OVERALL (min. 15 games) 233 Central, Iowa (233-63, .787) 1. Gary Fasching .820 (50-11) 2. John Gagliardi .774 (465-132-10) BLAKE ELLIOTT ’03 ON HALL OF FAME BALLOT 3. George Durenberger .661 (20-10-1) Former Saint John's University award-winning student-athlete Blake Elliott '03 was named to the College Football Hall of Fame ballot for the sixth consecutive year in June. WINS - MIAC Elliott, who played wide receiver for the Johnnies from 2000-03, is one of 176 former 1. John Gagliardi 362 student-athletes on the ballot. The announcement of the 2019 inductees will be made 2. Gary Fasching 36 Monday, Jan. 7, in Santa Clara, Calif., in conjunction with the College Football Playoff 3. Joe Benda 35 National Championship Weekend. The Jan. 7 announcement will be carried live on www. footballfoundation.org. Those selected will be inducted into the College Football Hall of PCT. - MIAC (min.10 games) Fame during the 62nd NFF Annual Awards Dinner Dec. 10, 2019, in New York City. 1. Gary Fasching .837 (36-7) 2. John Gagliardi .780 (362-99-9) Elliott excelled for the Johnnies for four years and 3. George Durenberger .625 (12-7-1) ended his career as the recipient of the Gagliardi Trophy and a national championship in 2003; a WINS - HOME season that included Gagliardi's record-breaking 1. John Gagliardi 241 409th career victory. He owns three NCAA playoff 2. Joe Benda 30 records, two MIAC records and 29 SJU receiving 3. Gary Fasching 27 records. Elliott was a 3-time All-American, a 2-time MIAC Player of the Year, a Gagliardi Trophy fi nalist as PCT. - HOME (min. 15 games) a junior in 2002 and was invited to play in both the 1. Gary Fasching .844 (27-5) AFCA Aztec Bowl and Hula Bowl following the 2003 season. His NCAA all-divisions record 2. John Gagliardi .818 (241-52-4) for consecutive games played with a reception (47) ended in 2008. 3. Joe Benda .722 (30-10-5)

He ended his career second all-time in all NCAA divisions in catches (327) and second in NCAA Division III in touchdown receptions (56). Elliott posted 369 receptions for 4,826 yards and 63 touchdowns in his career, as well as 744 rushing yards and eight touch- downs on 109 carries (prior to the 2002 season, the NCAA did not recognize playoff- game stats in season or career totals). Elliott was just as dangerous on special teams as he was on the offensive side of the ball, totaling 3,065 yards and seven touchdowns on 195 returns, kickoff and punt combined.

2018 Johnnie Football • @SJUJohnnies • @SJUFootball • A Tradition Unrivaled 13 2018 - SJU's SCORING DRIVES Team (Date) Plays-Yds. Duration Qtr. Clock Down-Dist. Scoring Play UW-Stout (9/1/18) 10-56 4:25 1 4:02 2-G Jared Streit 12-yard pass from Jackson Erdmann (Barwick kick) UW-Stout 2-56 0:44 1 0:57 1-G Tommy Auger 8-yard pass from Jackson Erdmann (Barwick kick) UW-Stout 9-70 5:21 3 6:13 1-10 Will Gillach 22-yard pass from Jackson Erdmann (Barwick kick) UW-Stout 7-46 3:21 3 1:03 2-11 Will Gillach 25-yard pass from Jackson Erdmann (Barwick kick blocked) vs. Gustavus @ St. Peter H.S. (9/15/18) 6-44 3:08 1 7:51 4-9 Jared Streit 30-yard pass from Jackson Erdmann (Barwick kick) vs. Gustavus 7-64 1:47 1 2:14 4-10 Zach Barwick 30-yard fi eld goal vs. Gustavus 5-45 2:33 2 13:03 2-8 Tommy Auger 18-yard pass from Jackson Erdmann (Barwick kick) vs. Gustavus 7-68 4:06 2 2:24 3-6 Joey Eckhoff 42-yard pass from Jackson Erdmann (Barwick kick) vs. Gustavus 5-30 2:40 3 11:06 1-G Kenneth Udoibok 1-yard run (Barwick kick) vs. Gustavus ------4 13:10 4-G (Opp.) Ryan LaCasse 92-yard blocked fi eld goal return (Barwick kick) vs. Gustavus 11-75 6:58 4 3:36 1-G Kenneth Udoibok 18-yard run (Barwick kick) vs. Carleton (9/22/18) 1-63 0:16 1 14:44 1-10 Joey Eckhoff 63-yard pass from Jackson Erdmann (Barwick kick) vs. Carleton 6-27 3:21 1 10:14 4-14 Zach Barwick 38-yard fi eld goal vs. Carleton 7-51 3:36 1 5:00 3-3 Tommy Auger 11-yard pass from Jackson Erdmann (Barwick kick) vs. Carleton 3-23 1:10 1 1:56 2-1 Kai Barber 2-yard run (Barwick kick) vs. Carleton 5-49 1:43 2 13:40 2-4 Will Gillach 23-yard pass from Jackson Erdmann (Barwick kick) vs. Carleton 3-54 0:53 2 11:11 1-10 Adam Essler 29-yard run (Barwick kick) vs. Carleton 7-42 3:25 2 6:05 4-G Nick Jensen 1-yard run (Barwick kick) vs. Carleton 3-31 0:22 2 0:24 2-G Blake Patrick 8-yard pass from Ben Alvord (Barwick kick) vs. Carleton 6-46 3:25 3 3:05 2-G Zach Ernst 7-yard run (Barwick kick) at Augsburg (9/29/18) 8-53 3:03 1 7:13 1-G Kenneth Udoibok 1-yd run (Barwick kick) at Augsburg 5-42 2:28 1 2:58 2-1 Tommy Auger 7-yard pass from Jackson Erdmann (Barwick kick) at Augsburg 3-62 0:48 2 13:23 1-10 Jared Streit 11-yard pass from Jackson Erdmann (Barwick kick) at Augsburg 5-60 2:21 2 7:58 2-7 Nick Jensen 9-yard pass from Jackson Erdmann (Barwick kick) at Augsburg 10-28 4:29 2 1:44 4-G Zach Barwick 22-yard fi eld goal at Augsburg 4-58 1:26 3 9:14 1-G Kai Barber 2-yard run (Barwick kick) at Augsburg 5-28 2:44 3 4:24 1-G Kai Barber 5-yard pass from Ben Alvord (Barwick kick) at Augsburg 8-39 4:43 4 5:21 1-G Sam McNamara 3-yard run (Barwick kick) 2018 - SJU's SCORING DRIVES ALLOWED Team (Date) Plays-Yds. Duration Qtr. Clock Down-Dist. Scoring Play vs. Gustavus (9/15/18) 9-75 3:36 1 04:10 3-G Josh Kirk 5-yard pass from Michael Veldman (Johnson kick failed) vs. Gustavus 7-81 3:26 2 09:32 4-3 Brayton Finch 15-yard pass from Michael Veldman (Finch kick)

2018 - TRACKING THE TURNOVERS 2018 - EXPLOSIVE PLAYS (20+ YARDS) Takeaways (11) Qtr. SJU Result Player No. TD R P KR PR IR FR INT - UW-Stout (Inman) 2nd Fumble (on INT return) Will Gillach 8 3 -- 8 ------INT - UW-Stout (Jackson) 3rd Punt Max Jackson 5 ------2 3 -- -- INT - Gustavus (Sais) 3rd TD Adam Essler 3 1 1 -- 2 ------FUM - Gustavus (Brinker/Westby) 3rd Punt Joey Eckhoff 2 2 -- 2 ------FUM - Carleton (Team/Carriveau) 1st FG Ryan LaCasse 2 1 ------1 1 INT - Carleton (LaCasse) 1st TD Jared Streit 2 1 -- 2 ------FUM - Carleton (Kalina/LaCasse) 2nd TD Andrew VanErp 2 -- -- 2 ------FUM - Carleton (Inman/Jackson) 2nd TD Ben Alvord 1 -- 1 ------INT - Carleton (Westby) 2nd TD Tommy Auger 1 -- -- 1 ------FUM - Carleton (Team/Prior) 4th Downs Jackson Erdmann 1 -- 1 ------FUM - Augsburg (Team/Sais) 3rd TD Will Kleinschmidt 1 -- -- 1 ------TOTAL: 11 takeaways for 45 points (7-for-11 scoring) Blake Patrick 1 -- -- 1 ------Mac Schluttner 1 -- -- 1 ------Turnovers (6) Qtr. Opp. Result INT - UW-Stout (Schlegel) 2nd Punt TOTAL: 30 (8 TD) FUM - UW-Stout (Seymour/Rondorf) 2nd Downs Rushing: 3 (1 TD) FUM - Augsburg (Feld/Pope) 3rd Fumble Passing: 18 (6 TD) FUM - Augsburg (Sjostrand/Bates) 4th Downs Kickoff Returns: 4 (0 TD) FUM - Augsburg (Bergemann/Oenes) 4th Punt Punt Returns: 3 (0 TD) FUM - Augsburg (Team/Glynn) 4th End of Game Interception Returns: 1 (0 TD) TOTAL: 6 takeaways for 0 points (0-for-6 scoring) Blocked Kick/Fumble Returns: 1 (1 TD)

SJU: +5 Turnovers (11/6), 45 Points Off Turnovers (7/11) 2018 - LONGEST PLAYS OF THE YEAR Rush: 41, Jackson Erdmann vs. Gustavus (Sept. 15) *Denotes TD occurred on the same play Pass Reception: 63, Joey Eckhoff from Jackson Erdmann vs. Carleton (Sept. 22) Kickoff Return: 32, Max Jackson vs. UW-Stout (Sept. 1) Punt Return: 42, Max Jackson at Augsburg (Sept. 29) Interception Return: 30, Ryan LaCasse vs. Carleton (Sept. 22) Blocked Kick/Fumble Return: 92, Ryan LaCasse (blocked fi eld goal) vs. Gustavus (Sept. 15) Punt: 55, Naufahu Anitoni, vs. UW-Stout (Sept. 1) Field Goal: 38, Zach Barwick vs. Carleton (Sept. 22) 14 2018 Johnnie Football • @SJUJohnnies • @SJUFootball • A Tradition Unrivaled When Saint John’s Has the Ball Saint John’s Offense WR 9 Will Gillach, Sr. (6-1, 195) LT 78 Ben Bartch, Jr. (6-7, 275) LG 69 Karl Rude, Jr. (6-2, 275) 44 28 C 57 Nick Neumann, So. (6-2, 290) RG 54 Dan Greenheck, Jr. (6-1, 255) Jensen Udoibok RT 51 Isaac Ackerman, Sr. (6-2, 270) TE 39 Tommy Auger, Sr. (6-4, 235) 2 WR 7 Andrew VanErp, Jr. (5-11, 180) Erdmann QB 2 Jackson Erdmann, Jr. (6-4, 215) RB 44 Nick Jensen, Jr. (6-0, 240) 7 9 51 54 57 69 78 39 RB 28 Kenneth Udoibok, So. (6-2, 230) VanErp Gillach Ackerman Greenheck Neumann Rude Bartch Auger Bethel Defense DE 47 Trent Substad, Sr. (6-3, 203) 47 NG 45 Levi Duininck, Jr. (5-10, 240) 45 49 31 5 2 DT 49 Cam Monson, Sr. (6-4, 260) Substad Duininck Monson Kilgore DE 31 Kyle Kilgore, Sr. (6-4, 245) McCann Anderson WLB 8 Brendan Whalen, Sr. (6-1, 198) 34 ILB 20 Drew Ragsdale, Sr. (6-1, 230) 8 20 ILB 34 Kyle Peach, Jr. (6-0, 208) Whalen Ragsdale Peach CB 5 Riley McCann, Jr. (5-10, 179) SS 7 Dawson Brown, Sr. (6-3, 217) FS 24 Cale Ferrin, So. (6-3, 216) CB 2 Trey Anderson, Sr. (6-2, 202) 7 24 Brown Ferrin Saint John’s Special Teams K 18 Zach Barwick, Sr. (5-10, 175) P 99 Naufahu Anitoni, Sr. (6-1, 230) LS 26 Will Kleinschmidt, Jr. (6-0, 215) H 10 Chris Backes, So. (6-0, 185) KR 4 Matt Mohr, Fr. (6-0, 185) 5 Adam Essler, Sr. (5-11, 200) PR 1 Max Jackson, Jr. (5-10, 185) 9 Will Gillach, Sr. (6-1, 195)

When Bethel Has the Ball Bethel Offense WR 6 Drew Larsen, Jr. (6-1, 188) TE 82 Mathias Durie, Sr. (6-5, 231) LT 59 Alex Edwards, Sr. (6-2, 285) LG 51 Danny Munoz, So. (6-0, 248) C 66 Nolan Richardson, Sr. (6-1, 289) 29 RG 56 Tom Delich, Sr. (6-2, 270) 25 RT 55 Jack Fiedler, So. (6-3, 281) Erhabor Gibas WR 3 Joel Koenecke, Jr. (6-1, 188) QB 9 Jaran Roste, Fr. (6-3, 230) 9 RB 25 Sam Gibas, So. (5-10, 175) Roste RB 29 Gideon Erhabor, So. (5-9, 203) 3 55 56 66 51 59 82 6 Saint John’s Defense Koenecke DE 94 Ted Kalina, Sr. (6-2, 240) Fiedler Delich Richardson Munoz Edwards Durie Larsen NT 95 Kyle Borgeson, Jr. (6-2, 240) DE 52 Nathan Brinker, Sr. (6-3, 245) LB 24 Danny Pietruszewski, So. (6-3, 240) 94 95 52 LB 41 Richard Carriveau, Jr. (6-2, 220) Kalina Borgeson Brinker LB 38 Alex Sais, Jr. (6-1, 215) 24 10 LB 10 James Inman, So. (6-3, 215) 41 38 CB 13 Sam Westby, Sr. (5-11, 190) Pietruszewski Inman Carriveau Sais S 12 Ryan LaCasse, Jr. (6-1, 205) 9 13 S 1 Max Jackson, Sr. (5-10, 185) Harris Westby CB 9 Chris Harris, Jr. (6-3, 190) 12 1 Bethel Special Teams LaCasse Jackson K/P 27 Blake Hottle, Jr. (6-2, 175) LS 58 Caleb Richardson, Fr. (5-10, 221) H 14 John Carlson, Jr. (6-2, 198) KR 3 Joel Koenecke, Jr. (6-1, 188) 25 Sam Gibas, So. (5-10, 175) PR 2 Trey Anderson, Sr. (6-2, 202) 85 Nic Jones, Fr. (5-7, 158)

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