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Ann King Sports Information Director The College of New Jersey The College of New Jersey P.O. Box 7718 Ewing, NJ 08628-0718 609-771-2517 [email protected] LIONSLIONS TCNJ vs. ROWAN: OCTOBER 3, 2003

TCNJ (3-1, 1-0) TCNJ TRAVELS TO THIRD RANKED ROWAN FOR NJAC MATCH-UP Sept. 6 at Norwich...... W, 28-17 The College of New Jersey football team is on the road again this week as Sept. 13 *SUNY CORTLAND . W, 21-14 they return to NJAC play. The Lions wll travel to nearby Rowan University for Sept. 19 LaSALLE ...... L, 27-28 a Friday night contest with the Porfs on October. 3. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. Sept. 27 at S. Virginia Univ...... W, 34-6 at Rowan’s John Page Field. Oct. 3 *at Rowan ...... 7 p.m. Ranked No. 3 in the most recent poll, the Profs are 3-0 having had an Oct. 10 *at William Paterson ...... 7 p.m. open date last week. This marks the first NJAC contest for the Profs this fall, Oct. 17 #GEORGE MASON ...... 7 p.m. while the Lions are now 3-1 overall and 1-0 in the league. Nov. 1 *MONTCLAIR STATE .. 2 p.m. Nov. 8 SUNY-BROCKPORT ...... Noon HONOR ROLL FOR TCNJ PLAYERS Nov. 15 *at Kean University ...... 1 p.m. Week #1 TCNJ at Norwich *Indicates NJAC Game John Sher (NJAC & ECAC Defensive POW) #Indicates Non-varsity Program Week #2 SUNY Cortland at TCNJ Steve Andrews (NJAC & ECAC Offensive POW) Week #3 LaSalle at TCNJ None ROWAN (3-0, 0-0) Week #4 TCNJ at Southern Virginia University Sept. 6 C. NEWPORT ...... W, 21-0 Maurice Carter (NJAC Defensive Rookie of the Week) Sept. 13 at Wesley College ..... W, 30-0 Cory Schoonover (NJAC Offensive Rookie of the Week) Sept. 20 W. CONNECTICUT . W, 25-19 Sept. 27 Open Date SCHURTZ CONTINUES TO REWRITE TCNJ RECORDS Oct. 3 *TCNJ ...... 7 p.m. TCNJ’s senior quarterback Bob Schurtz (Absecon, NJ/Absegami) contin- Oct. 11 BUFFALO STATE ...... 1 p.m. Oct. 18 *at SUNY Cortland ...... 1 p.m. ues to rewrite the Lions’ passing records. He now holds the school’s records Oct. 25 at S. Connecticut ...... 1 p.m. for most career passing yards (4,266 yards), career pass completions (303) Nov. 1 *KEAN ...... 2 p.m. and is closing in on the career pass attempts record. Nov. 7 *at William Paterson ...... 7 p.m. The current pass attempt record is held by Pete Harteveld (1995-1997) Nov. 15 *MONTCLAIR STATE .. 1 p.m. and stands at 590. Schurtz now has 572 attempts through four games this year.

TCNJ’S ROOKIES SCHOONOVER AND CARTER CITED BY NJAC TCNJ’s freshmen performers, Maurice Carter (Metuchen, NJ/Metuchen) 2003 NJAC Standings and Cory Schoonover (Toms River, NJ/Manchester) earned NJAC Rook- (9/28) ies of the week after enjoying career-best outings against SVU. Carter added Team NJAC Overall Streak two interceptions, including one in the endzone with three pass breakups, TCNJ 1-0 3-1 W-1 while Schoonover led the Lions on the ground with 92 yards ruishing on 13 SUNY Cortland 1-1 2-2 W-2 carries with a touchdown. Rowan 0-0 3-0 W-3 Montclair State 0-0 2-1 W-2 SERIES HISTORY Wm. Paterson 0-0 1-3 L-1 This year’s contest will mark the 45th time these two teams will have met. It Kean 0-1 0-4 L-5 is also the 17th time these two teams have met since 1990 after the two squads met twice in 1996, 1997, and 1998. Since that first meeting in 1948, Rowan has mounted a 28-14-2 edge in the series, having also won five straight WWW.TCNJATHLETICS.COM games over the Lions dating back to 1998. The Lions’ last win over Rowan was in 1998 as the two teams played their first overtime contest since the rule was introduced. TCNJ came from behind to collect a 28-27 win in over-

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HAMILTON vs. 2003 time and snap Rowan’s three-game advantage over the Lions. OPPONENTS Rowan, formerly Glassboro State holds a 28-14-2 advantage over the Opponent W L T course of the series history, including six shutout wins and a pair of ties. vs. Norwich 2 0 0 vs. Cortland 5 2 0 THE COACHES vs. LaSalle 0 1 0 TCNJ’S ERIC HAMILTON… Eric Hamilton is in his 27th season as the vs. S. Virginia 1 0 0 head coach for his alma mater. The coach of seven NJAC championship vs. Rowan 9 20 0 teams, he is now in his third decade in the league. Five times cited as the vs. W. Paterson 21 4 1 NJAC Coach of the Year, he has also guided the Lions to five postseason vs. George Mason 0 0 0 appearances as well. vs. Montclair St. 9 16 1 Hamilton now owns a 159-97-6 career record entering this week’s game. vs. Brockport 2 4 0 vs. Kean 22 3 1 Entering the 2003 season, his 156 wins ranked sixth all-time in Division III amongst active Division III coaches. NJAC TO EXPAND IN To date, Hamilton has produced 19 All-American performers, 60 Eastern FOOTBALL IN 2004 College Athletic Conference (ECAC) All-Star selections, and 117 All-NJAC The NJAC has approved Western first team performers. Connecticut State University as an affiliate member in football effective ROWAN’S JAY ACCORSI… Rowan University selected John (Jay) Accorsi with the fall of 2004. The selection as its head football coach to replace K.C. Keeler who accepted a position as of WCSU received unanimous head coach at the University of Delaware in 2002. Accorsi, 39, is the seventh approval by the current NJAC coach for the sport at the University. He took over the head position after members that sponsor football. nine years as an assistant coach with the Profs. Accorsi started with the Profs as a graduate assistant in 1993. COMPARING THE NUMBERS In his first year as head coach, he guided the Profs to a 10-1 record after going 6-0 in the conference to win the NJAC championship and earn a bid to TEAM COMPARISONS the 2002 NCAA Tournament. TCNJ...... Category ...... RU Prior to Rowan, Accorsi was an assistant football and baseball coach at 210.5 Rushing Offense ... 156.0 Nichols College in Dudley, MA from 1989-93. He coached the wide receivers 171.0 Passing Offense ... 223.0 and quarterbacks. In baseball, Accorsi coached the outfielders and infield- 381.5 Total Offense ...... 379.0 ers. At Nichols, Accorsi also assisted the athletic director and was a dorm director while working on his master’s degree. 27.5 Scoring Offense ..... 25.3 Accorsi graduated from Nichols in 1985 with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. He earned a master’s in sports science from the U.S. 99.5 Rushing Defense .... 85.3 Sports Academy (Daphine, AL) in 1992 and a master’s in business adminis- 201.3 Passing Defense .. 171.3 tration from Rowan in 1997. 300.8 Total Defense ...... 256.7 LAST MEETING (Rowan 30-25 at TCNJ) 16.25 Scoring Defense ...... 6.3 In 2002, the third ranked Rowan Profs held on to collect a 30-25 road win over TCNJ in Lions’ Stadium. 24/55 3rd Dn.Conv...... 18-53 The Lions jumped out to a 19-0 lead before the Profs got on the scoreboard. 2/6 4th Dn. Conv...... 5-8 Runningback Tim Kosuda put the Lions up 6-0 when they scored on their first drive as he rushed in from 11 yards out. He added a two-yard run with 4:13 left in the first quarter to increase the Lions’ lead to 13-0. 13-78 Sacks By-Yards ..... 6-36 With 8:20 left in the second quarter, TCNJ’s junior punter Jonathan 10-30 Sacks Allowed ...... 1-9 Mizglewski punted the ball and a Rowan player touched the ball and did not 34-319 Penalties-Yards ... 25-211 pick up the punt and the Lions’ Anthony Sorrentino recovered the loose ball 32:59 Avg. Time of Poss. 30:06 in the endzone to score the team’s third TD of the night. Rowan’s quarterback Tony Racioppi ran the ball in from eight yards out to put the Profs on scoreboard, trailing 19-7 at the half. Rowan would open the game up in the third quarter when they scored three straight times and took the lead, 24-19 with 3:05 left in the third quarter. Senior defensive lineman

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MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR Gerrit Tosh picked off Bob Schurtz and returned the ball 16 yards to make OCT. 12: TCNJ TO SPONSOR 5K the score TCNJ 19-14 with 12:53 left in the third. CHARITY RUN/WALK Rowan’s kicker Nick Frade would hit a 26-yard field goal and pull his TCNJ’s Athletic Department will team with in two points, 19-17 with 4:29 left. hold it annual Charity Run/Walk on Wide receiver Jon Berry would pick up a 53-yard pass from Racioppi and Oct. 12, 2003 starting at 4:00 p.m. bring it in for the go ahead score for Rowan, 24-19 with 3:05 left in the third with proceeds raised going to the quarter. Trenton Area Soup Kitchen Kosuda added his final score of the night as he ran the ball in from seven (TASK). The entry fee donation will yards out and as the Lions went for a two-point conversion and failed, had a be $10. brief 25-24 lead with 12:43 left in the game. On Oct. 14, 2001, TCNJ’s Berry would catch his second TD pass of the night to give the Profs the Athletic Teams sponsored a 5K lead for good as he picked up a 42 yards strike on a pitch out pass from Walk-Run to help aid in the raising Racioppi to senior Michael Osborne. Berry finished two TD catches on the of funds for the families of the night for 95 yards, while Racioppi threw for 234 yards in the win. victims of the World Trade Center Schurtz was picked off three times and was 13-28 with 152 yards pass- Attack and Pentagon attacks after ing in the loss. Kosuda, who had a career-best outing, had three scores and the events of Sept.11. On that day, 164 yards rushing on 27 carries. nearly 500 people ran or walked The Lions had an opportunity to possibly win the game with 1:16 left to the 3.1 mile course around the play as they went for it on 4-2 at the Rowan six-yard line. Jon Hedgepeth campus. Over $13,000 was raised was stopped on the play by junior linebacker Domenic Tomeo and pushed to assist with their burdens. back two yards, ending the Lions possible rally. With such an initial success, Tomeo would finish with a game-high 20 tackles, including 13 assisted the Athletic Department has made stops with three for losses, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. Sopho- the concept of a Charity Run/Walk more defensive back Nick Lopez added 17 tackles as well for the Profs as an annual event. Last year, TCNJ they gave up 414 total yards in the game, while the Lions held the Profs to donated money to the American 328 yards on the night. Heart Association in memory of TCNJ’s Steve Andrews had five stops with a pair of defended passes. Caleb Bohman (Sussex, NJ), Sophomore Michael Sykes had five stops as well with three for a loss (-11 who tragically passed away from a yards) with a sack (-7 yards). heart ailment on Jan. 6, 2002. The proceeds will benefit TASK, LIONS’ STADIUM which has been receiving volunteer Now in its 19th year of operation, Lions’ Stadium has provided area fans support from TCNJ’s varsity with top-caliber athletic competition in a variety of sports after receiving a athletes for the past two years. On new AstroTurf surface in the spring of 1999. the third Wed. of every month, Lions’ Stadium, which has been the home of TCNJ football since 1984. athletic teams take turns assisting Since debuting in Lions’ Stadium on Sept. 14, 1984, TCNJ has compiled a with the TASK dinner meal and record of 62-34-2 against all foes (through games of 9/27/03). In their facility have served between 5,000-6,000 debut, the Lions fell 26-17 to William Paterson, but have since combined for meals to date. “Our teams have a .6458 win percentage in the facility. While in action on Friday nights, established a special relationship TCNJ has also gone on to accumulate a record of 27-16-1 in Lions’ Stadium. with the TASK and both our The Lions will host their 100th football game on November 8 as they host student-athletes and the facility the Golden Eagles of SUNY-Brockport in the team’s regular-season finale. have really benefited from their involvement,” noted athletic AROUND THE NJAC THIS WEEK director Kevin McHugh. “The 5K October 3 run-walk offers a great opportunity TCNJ at Rowan, 7:00 p.m. to now contribute financially to a October 4 very worthy cause and to one William Paterson at Kean, 1:00 p.m. which we have intimate experience Montclair State at SUNY Cortland, 1:00 p.m. with.” WHAT’S NEXT FOR THE LIONS For more information, contact TCNJ will travel to the William Paterson University for another NJAC contest. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. on October 10. TCNJ at 609-771-2230. 2003 TCNJ FOOTBALL PAGE 3 SEPTEMBER 29, 2003 TCNJ vs. ROWAN: OCTOBER 3, 2003

TCNJ Launches New TCNJ SCOUTING REPORT Athletic Web Site TCNJ checks in at 3-1 on the year after picking up a 34-6 road win over Southern Virginia University last time out. The Lions will travel to Rowan for On July 17, 2003, TCNJ’s a Friday night league contest with the third ranked Profs on October 3. • sports information office proudly TCNJ’s rookies Maurice Carter (Metuchen, NJ/Metuchen) and Cory launched a new web site for the Schoonover (TomsRiver, NJ/Manchester) came up big against the Knights athletic programs. of SVU. Both earned player of the week recognition by the NJAC. • Schoonover led all player with his 92 yards rushing on 13 carries with a WWW.TCNJATHLETICS.COM touchdown, the first of his collegiate career. He was tapped as the NJAC Offensive Rookie of the Week for his efforts. • The new site features in depth Carter added two interceptions with three pass breakups in the game and information about TCNJ’s 21 earned NJAC Defensive Rookie honors. One of his two interceptions was a varsity teams and has a feature pickoff in the endzone to snuff out a scoring drive. • that allows fans, parents, alumni Senior quarterback Bob Schurtz (Absecon, NJ/Absegami) ranks fourth and media members to sign up for in the NJAC in passing as he is now averaging 161.3 yards per game in the the SID’s weekly newsletters. air. He is now 47-for-88 with four touchdown passes, but has been picke doff six times. • TCNJ TO HONOR 2002-2003 ALL- The only TCNJ career record he has not taken from Pete Harteveld (1995- AMERICANS AT HALFTIME OF 1997) is the career pass attempt mark as that record stands at 590 and GEORGE MASON GAME Schurtz now has 572 pass attempts on his Lion career through four games After having to post pone its All- in 2003. • America ceremy after a power out- Senior running back Jon Hedgepeth (Little Egg Harbor, NJ/Holy Spirit) age changed the contest date for now has 391 rushing yards this year, a 97.8 yard per game average. He is the Lions’ home game with LaSalle. ranked second in the NJAC in rushing yards per game, while his 391 total The new date for the ceremony will yards leads the league. He is also second in the conference with his 116.5 be October 17 when the Lions host all-purpose yards per game on 466 yards. • George Mason. TCNJ will honor its The Lions have benefitted from the play of sophomore back Steve Andrews 2002-2003 All-Americans. Over the (Kearny, NJ/Kearny). An All-American in track for TCNJ, Andrews has 190 course of last year, TCNJ had 44 all-purpose yards, combined with nien tackles. • student-athletes combine to earn 78 Senior tight end Joe Franzone (Scotch Plains, NJ/Scotch Plains- All-America citations. Fanwood) has a team-best 15 catches and 214 receiving yards and ranks Additionally, the College finished third in the NJAC with 3.75 catches per game. Against SVU, he added a 21- in third place with 695.75 points in yard touchdown recepetion on the Lions’ first possession of the game. • the race for the NACDA Directors’ Joe Bergondo (Iselin, NJ/JFK Iselin) leads the league in kickoff returns Cup. The third place finish by the with a 22.4 yards per return average, while ranking fourth in punt returns with Lions’ athletic teams marks the fifth a 8.7 yards per return average. He now has eight kick returns for 179 yards straight third place showing in the with 11 punt returns for 96 yards. He has 68.8 yards per game of all-purpose race for the Directors’ Cup by TCNJ yards and is second in the category for the Lions. • and extends the program’s streak Sophomore kicker Blake Abbot (Rumson, NJ/Rumson-Fair Haven Re- as one of just two Division III to have gional) leads the NJAC with his 14-14 effort in PAT’s. On the year, he has finished in the Top four in every year now made 4-of-7 field goal tries after making a pair against SVU and leads of the Directors’ Cup since the cup the Lions in scoring with 26 points. • was started in 1995-1996 as the Defensively, the Lions’ Michael Sykes (Absecon, NJ/Holy Spirit) leads Sears Directors’ Cup. the NJAC with his seven sacks (-41 yards), while also ranking first in tackles Since that time, only TCNJ and for a loss, 10 for -51 yards. He has 24 tackles overall. • Williams College have finished in the As of September 21, Sykes ranked fifth nationally with his 2.0 sacks per top four places in the standings in game and was ranked 19th nationally with his 2.8 tackles for a loss per each of the program’s eight previ- all-purpose yards per game on 466 yards. • ous years. Williams has now won The Lions have benefitted from the play of sophomore back Steve Andrews seven titles overall, including the last (Kearny, NJ/Kearny). An All-American in track for TCNJ, Andrews has 190 five in a row. all-purpose yards, combined with nine tackles.

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2002 TCNJ Results • Senior tight end Joe Franzone (Scotch Plains, NJ/Scotch Plains- (6-3, 4-2 NJAC) Fanwood) has a team-best 15 catches and 214 receiving yards. Sept. 7 NORWICH ...... W, 42-10 ROWAN’S SCOUTING REPORT Sept. 14 *at Cortland .... W, 41-38 (OT) The Profs are now 3-0 this year and have won 16 consecutive regular-sea- Sept. 28 at Kings Point ...... L, 10-27 son games dating back to October of 2001. The Profs’ last regular-season Oct. 4 *ROWAN ...... L, 25-30 setback came on October 13, 2001 to SUNY Cortland, 32-31. Under cur- Oct. 12 *WM. PATERSON ..... W, 24-23 rent head coach Accorsi, the Profs are also 13-1 with him at the helm of the Oct. 26 *NJCU ...... W, 42-7 squad. Nov. 2 at Montclair State ...... L, 7-40 Directing the offense this year is rookie quarterback, Mike Orihel (Tren- Nov. 8 at SUNY-Brockport.... W, 21-7 ton, NJ/Central Bucks) as he has 30 points on the year. Under center, he Nov. 15 *KEAN ...... W, 55-14 has completed 66-of-108 pass attempts and has thrown for 643 yards with three TD’s. Senior receiver Endre Racz (Wanaque, NJ/Lakeland Re- gional) has picked up 16 catches thus far for 275 yards and has two scores, while junior Mike Pernell (Piscataway, NJ/Piscataway) has 11 catches 2002 ROWAN Results for 69 yards. The Profs are averaging 379.0 yards per game of total offense, (10-1, 6-0) while yielding just 256.7 from the opposition. On the ground, junior Pat Thompson (Camden, NJ/Camden) has 42 Sept. 7 MILLERSVILLE ...... W, 17-3 Sept. 13 WESLEY COLLEGE.. W, 22-20 carries for 188 yards with a score, while Orihel has five rushing scores thus Sept. 21 @Christopher Newport. W, 34-7 far. Freshman kicker Damian Shaddow (Trenton, NJ/Hamilton North) Fri. 27 NJ CITY UNIV...... W, 29-7 has hit 2-of-3 field goals, including a long for 38 yards. He has hit 6-of-7 Oct. 4 at TCNJ ...... W, 30-25 PAT’s as well. Junior punter Jon-Michael Shaddow (Trenton, NJ/ Oct. 12 at Buffalo State...... W, 28-7 Oct. 19 SUNY CORTLAND.... W, 42-21 McCorristin) has a 34.9 yards per punt average with a long of 68 yards on Nov. 2 at Kean University.... W, 41-10 the year. Nov. 9 WM. PATERSON ..... W, 70-7 On defense, Rowan is yielding just 85.3 yards per game on the gorund Nov. 16 at Montclair State...... W, 48-12 and has pitched two shutouts this year. Senior linebacker Domenic Tomeo Nov. 30 #BROCKPORT ST. L, 12-15 (Bellmawr, NJ/Triton Regional) leads the Profs with his 37 tackles with a #Indicates NCAA Playoff Game pair of forced fumbles, while junior Mike McClain (Rockaway, NJ/Morris Hills) has 21 stops and ateam-high seven tackles for losses (-20 yards), inlcuding a pair of sacks. Cornerback Kevin Bellamy (Hamilton, NJ/ TCNJ vs. 2003 Foes Nottingham) leads the team with his three interceptions and now has 12 tackles as well for the year. Team Started W-L-T Streak Norwich 2002 2-0-0 W-2 TCNJ SUNYCortland 1933 5-8 W-2 TCNJ Box Scores to Date for TCNJ LaSalle 2003 0-1 L-1 LU The College of NJ vs Norwich (Sep 06, 2003 at Northfield, VT) S. Virginia 2003 1-0 W-1 TCNJ Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Rowan 1948 14-27-2 W-3 RU ———————— — — — — ——- The College of NJ... 7 0 14 7 - 28 WPU 1972 23-6-1W-8 TCNJ Norwich...... 0 7 10 0 - 17 G. Mason 2003 0-0 N/A MSU 1929 25-42 W-3 MSU Scoring Summary: TCNJ - NU Brockport 1962 3-6 W-4 BS 1st 4:02 TCNJ - Kotteles 15 yd pass from Schurtz (Abbot kick) 5 plays, 47 yards, TOP 2:17 7 - 0 Kean 1972 24-4-2 W-7 NJ 2nd 9:22 NU - Kennedy 12 yd pass from Clark (Soltas kick) 7 plays, 84 yards, TOP 2:50 7 - 7 3rd 14:50 TCNJ - Andrews 85 yd kickoff return (Abbot kick) 14-7 9:36 NU - Soltas 36 yd field goal 10 plays, 44 yards, TOP 5:14 14 - 10 3:20 NU - Josh Clark 8 yd pass from Ben Clark(Soltas kick) 10 plays, 76 yards, TOP 3:44 14 - 1 2:30 TCNJ - Hedgepeth 38 yd run (Abbot kick) 3 plays, 67 yards, TOP 0:50 21 - 17 4th 6:41 TCNJ - Hedgepeth 4 yd run (Abbot kick) 10 plays, 57 yards, TOP 5:17 28 - 17

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Cortland vs The College of NJ (9/13/03 at Ewing, NJ) Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score ———————— — — — — ——- Cortland...... 7 0 7 0 - 14 The College of NJ... 7 14 0 0 - 21 Scoring Summary: CORT - TCNJ 1st 10:36 TCNJ - Andrews 33 yd run (Abbot kick) 6 plays, 73 yards, TOP 2:16 0 - 7 00:50 CORT - Stepnick 10 yd run (DeCamp kick) 5 plays, 28 yards, TOP 1:49 7 - 7 2nd 03:49 TCNJ - Hedgepeth 6 yd pass from Schurtz (Abbot kick) 10 plays, 76 yards, TOP 5:27 7 - 14 00:21 TCNJ - Andrews 13 yd run (Abbot kick) 5 plays, 40 yards, TOP 2:06 7 - 21 3rd 10:28 CORT - Rickert 11 yd run (DeCamp kick) 2 plays, 13 yards, TOP 0:46 14 - 21

LaSalle University vs The College of NJ (9/20/03 at Ewing, NJ) Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score ———————— — — — — ——- LaSalle University.. 7 0 9 12 - 28 Record: (1-2) The College of NJ... 10 14 3 0 - 27 Record: (2-1) Scoring Summary: 1st 12:31 TCNJ - L.Brown 21 yd run (Abbot kick), 5-67 2:29, LASALLE 0 - TCNJ 7 6:02 LASALLE - Zabel 78 yd pass from Marynowitz (Lyons kick), 3-86 0:57, LASALLE 7 - TCNJ 7 0:36 TCNJ - Blake Abbot 29 yd FG 11-64 5:37, LASALLE 7 - TCNJ 10 2nd 07:13 TCNJ - J. Lebb 19 yd pass from Schurtz (Abbot kick), 9-82 3:28, LASALLE 7 - TCNJ 17 0:55 TCNJ - J. Hedgepeth 2 yd run (Abbot kick), 8-78 2:29, LASALLE 7 - TCNJ 24 3rd 09:58 LASALLE - Zabel 19 yd pass from Marynowitz (Marynowitz, Ed pass failed), (4-88, 1:21) LASALLE 13 - TCNJ 24 6:20 LASALLE - Lyons 36 yd FG (8-35 3:38) LASALLE 16 - TCNJ 24 0:28 TCNJ - Abbot 35 yd FG, (10-29 4:50) LASALLE 16 - TCNJ 27 4th 13:55 LASALLE - Brumfield 1 yd run (Marynowitz pass failed), 5-75 1:33, LASALLE 22 - TCNJ 27 3:38 LASALLE - Brumfield 36 yd run (Marynowitz pass failed), 5-80 1:19, LASALLE 28 - TCNJ 27

The College of NJ vs Southern Virginia (9/27/03 at Buena Vista, VA) Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score ———————— — — — — ——- The College of NJ... 7 3 14 10 - 34 Southern Virginia... 0 0 6 0 - 6 Scoring Summary: TCNJ - SVU 1st 11:58 TCNJ - Joe Franzone 21 yd pass from Bob Schurtz (Blake Abbot kick) 8 plays, 61 yards, TOP 3:02 7 - 0 2nd 12:06 TCNJ - Blake Abbot 28 yd field goal 11 plays, 32 yards, TOP 4:57 10 - 0 3rd 10:12 TCNJ - Gregg Silvesti 3 yd run (Blake Abbot kick) 8 plays, 43 yards, TOP 3:19 17 - 0 6:15 SVU - Jesse Munns 54 yd interception return (Brian Gosnell kick blockd) 17 - 6 3:09 TCNJ - Cory Schoonover 2 yd run (Blake Abbot kick) 7 plays, 65 yards, TOP 3:06 24 - 6 4th 06:22 TCNJ - Mike Markey 12 yd run (Blake Abbot kick) 7 plays, 43 yards, TOP 3:17 31 - 6 00:16 TCNJ - Blake Abbot 27 yd field goal 4 plays, 6 yards, TOP 1:54 34 - 6 2003 TCNJ FOOTBALL PAGE 6 TCNJ vs. ROWAN: OCTOBER 3, 2003

TCNJ SEASON HIGHS INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS TEAM GAME HIGHS Rushes ...... 27 Jon Hedgepeth vs LaSalle Yards Rushing...... 130 Hedgepeth vs. LaSalle Rushes...... 58 vs. Cortland TD Rushes...... 2 Hedgepeth @Norwich Yards Rushing...... 285 vs. SVU 2 Steve Andrews vs Cortland Yards Per Rush...... 5.4 at SVU Long Rush.....38 Hedgepeth at Norwich TD Rushes...... 3 at SVU Pass attempts....32 Bob Schurtz at Norwich Pass attempts...... 32 at Norwich Pass completions...18 Schurtz at Norwich Pass completions.... 18 at Norwich Yards Passing....232 Schurtz at Norwich Yards Passing...... 232 at Norwich TD Passes.. 1 Schurtz (each game) Yards Per Pass...... 8.0 vs. LaSalle Long Pass...42 Schurtz vs Cortland TD Passes...... 1 at Norwich Receptions....5 Joe Franzone at Norwich vs. Cortland Yards Receiving..... 68 Franzone at Norwich vs. LaSalle TD Receptions...... 1 Alan Kotteles at Norwich vs. SVU Jon Hedgepeth vs Cortland Total Plays...... 76 vs. LaSalle Jeff Lebb vs LaSalle Total Offense...... 413 at Norwich Joe Franzone vs. SVU Yards Per Play...... 6.1 at Norwich Long Reception...... 42 Alan Kotteles vs Cortland Points...... 348 at SVU Field Goals...... 2 Blake Abbot vs. LaSalle, SVU Sacks By...... 5 at Norwich Long Field Goal..... 35 Blake Abbot vs. LaSalle First Downs...... 23 vs. LaSalle Punts...... 5 Jon Mizglewski vs Cortland & LaSalle Penalties...... 15 at SVU Long Punt...... 48 Jon Mizglewski vs Cortland Penalty Yards...... 150 at SVU Long Punt Return.... 30 Joe Bergondo vs SVU Turnovers...... 3 vs. Norwich, Cortland, SVU Long Kickoff Return. 85 Steve Andrews at Norwich Interceptions by 2 vs. Norwich, SVU Tackles...... 12 John Sher at Norwich Interceptions...... 2 Maurice Carter vs. SVU

Projected TCNJ Two-Deep vs. ROWAN

OFFENSE DEFENSE QB 3 Bob Schurtz 7 Nicholas D’Aconti DE 4 Bryan Mulholland 88 Justin Mannick RB 40 Jon Hedgepeth 39 Jim Dabrowski DT 43 Scott Paterson 72 Chris Monachello RB 1 Leeaire Brown 46 Ferek Thompson DT 50 Joe Ward 65 Mike Burlew TE 17 Joe Franzone 85 Jeff Lebb DE 22 Mike Sykes 90 Bryan Herman WR 18 Tony Sorrentino 83 Joe Bergondo OLB 47 Steve Vogt 37 Terence Nish WR 81 Alan Kotteles 23 Kelvin Taylor MLB 55 Nick Tranchina 54 Michael Folis LT 70 Ramie Roye 52 Erik Sendel OLB 10 Ray Bateman 99 Vince Tardive LG 56 Kevin Galbraith 62 Rob McCurley CB 2 Jeremy Julio 27 Todd Mayes C 77 James Feeley 57 Tom Dreher S 6 Jason Julio 21 Brian Hatz RG 52 Erik Sendel 62 Rob McCurley S 25 John Sher 29 Vito DiStefano RT 51 Kevin Pfluge 79 Michael Melkin CB 28 Steve Andrews 12 Miles Shanklin

SPECIAL TEAMS K 14 Blake Abbot P 9 Jon Mizglewski Kick Returns 28 Steve Andrews 1 Leeaire Brown Punt Returns 83 Joe Bergondo Long Snap 18 Tony Sorrentino Short Snap 57 Tom Dreher Holder 17 Joe Franzone 7 Nicholas D’Aconti

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