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Christopher Newport University Department of Athletic Communications Captains 2009 TABLE OF CON T EN T S General Information MEDIA Athletic Staff Directory ........................... 4 USA South INFO Athletic Staff Photos .............................. 5 Athletic Conference Captains on the Internet ...................... 55 All-Conference Team 2008 .................. 71 CNU Radio Network ............................ 91 All-Time Standings .............................. 70 Media Services ...................................... 4 Composite Schedule 2009 .................. 69 POMOCO Stadium .............................. 54 Conference Facts ................................ 70 Conference History .............................. 70 Coaching Staff Individual Statistics 2008 ..................... 72 Head Coach Matt Kelchner ................... 6 Pre-Season poll ................................... 15 Associate Head Coach Dan Antolik ....... 8 Standings 2008.................................... 69 Associate Head Coach Brian Vaganek .. 8 Team Statistics 2008 ........................... 72 2009 Peview - p. 14 Assistant Coach Nathan Davis .............. 9 Assistant Coach Jonathan Dean ........... 9 Record Book Assistant Coach Bill Dee ....................... 9 All-Time Assistant Coaches ................. 84 Assistant Coach Tommy Fitzgerald ....... 9 All-Time Roster .................................... 85 Assistant Coach Chris Tolbert ............. 10 Annual Statistical Leaders ................... 81 Video Prod. Coord. Mike Santomauro . 10 Coaching Records ............................... 76 Admin. Asst./Recruiting Bob Schmidt .. 10 Conference Stat Champions ............... 79 Student Coach Paul Crowley............... 10 First Time ............................................. 80 Student Coach Brian Stroup ................ 10 Games vs. Nationally-Ranked Opp. .... 84 Individual Records ............................... 73 POMOCO Stadium - page 54 2009 Season Opponents Records............................. 83 Meet the Captains - Newcomers ......... 43 Player Honors ...................................... 75 2009 Schedule Meet the Captains - Veterans .............. 16 Post Season Games............................ 87 September Opponent Information .......................... 49 Season, Career Leaders ..................... 78 5 at Wesley Dover, Del. 1:00 Pre-Season Preview ............................ 14 Series Records vs. all Opponents ....... 77 19 Salisbury^ POMOCO Stadium 1:00 Pree-Season Rankings........................ 15 Team Records ..................................... 74 26 Wilkes POMOCO Stadium 1:00 Roster - Alphabetical ........................... 11 Team Season Totals ............................ 84 October Roster - Numerical............................... 12 Year-by-Year Records ......................... 83 3 Shenandoah* POMOCO Stadium 1:00 Schedule......................................... 3, BC Year-by-Year Scores ............................ 82 10 at Averettt* Danville, Va. 1:00 Squad Breakdown ............................... 13 17 N.C. Wesleyan*# POMOCO Stadium 1:00 The Program 24 at Greensboro* Greensboro, N.C. 2008 Season A Look at CNU .................................... 94 November Defensive Statistics ............................. 60 Captains’ Quarters ............................. IFC 7 Maryville* POMOCO Stadium 1:00 Game Recaps...................................... 64 Home of Champions ............................ 92 14 at Methodist* Fayetteville, N.C. 1:00 Game Results ...................................... 58 Peninsula Area .................................... 93 *USA South Conference games Individual & Team Statistics ................. 58 Home games bold Opponent Game-by-Game Statistics... 61 ^ Family Weekend Red Zone Stats.................................... 63 # Homecoming Review of 2008 .................................... 57 Team Game-by-Game Statistics.......... 61 Credits The 2009 Football Media Guide is a publica- tion of the Christopher Newport University Department of Athletic Communications. Editor/Writer: Wayne Block. Editorial Contributor: Francis Tommasino. Photography: Stacy Whiting, Jesse Hutcheson, University Relations. Covers designed by: Wayne Block Printing: Fidelity Printing, Richmond, Va. Christopher Newport Football - Conference Champions 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2008 3 Christopher Newport Football AT HLE T I C DEPAR T MEN T COA C HES & ST AFF CNU Quick Facts/Directory Other Important Numbers CNU Football Quick Facts CONTACT -----------------------------------------------------------------NUMBER Season of Football ---------------------------------------------------------------9th USA South Conference Office ---------------------------------- 910-630-7326 2008 Season Record ------------------------------------------------------------8-2 Captains Crew/Athletic Fund Raising ------------------------------- 594-7420 2008 USA South Conference Record ---------------------------------------7-0 Football Press Box ------------------------------------------------------ 594-8361 Lettermen Returning --------------------------------------------------------------58 CNU Quick Facts/Directory Starters Returning -----------------------------------------------------------------14 Location ------------------------------------------------------- Newport News, Va. Starters Lost-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 Area Population ------------------------------------------------------ 500,000 est. Offensive Formation --------------------------------------------------------Multiple Founded -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1961 Defensive Formation -------------------------------------------------------------4-3 Enrollment ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 4,900 Football Press Box Phone --------------------------------------- 757-594-8361 Nickname ------------------------------------------------------------------- Captains Colors ------------------------------------------------------- Royal Blue and Silver All Phone Numbers 757 Area Code Conference ----------------------------------- USA South Athletic Conference Football Office Stadium---------------------------------------------- POMOCO Stadium (4,200) NAME --------------------- CONTACT ------------------------------------- PHONE President -------------------------------------------------- Sen. Paul S. Trible, Jr. Head Coach ------------- Matt Kelchner ------------------------------ 594-7584 Director of Athletics ------------------------------------------------- C.J. Woollum Asst. H.C./Offense ----- Dan Antolik ---------------------------------- 594-7977 Athletic Department Phone -------------------------------------- 757-594-7025 Defensive Coord. ------ Brian Vaganek ----------------------------- 594-7891 Strength Coord. -------- Jonathan Dean ----------------------------- 594-7893 Athletic Department Staff Equipment --------------- Lou Serio ------------------------------------ 594-7968 Football Coach ------------------------ Matt Kelchner --------------- 594-7584 Head Football Trainer - Lacey Nordsiden -------------------------- 594-7787 Men’s Soccer Coach ----------------- Steve Shaw ------------------ 594-7383 Women’s Soccer Coach ------------ Ruth Keegan ---------------- 594-7381 Football Support Staff Volleyball Coach ---------------------- Lindsay Birch ---------------- 594-7890 NAME --------------------- POSITION ------------------------------------- PHONE Cross Country Coach ---------------- George Seward ------------- 594-7213 Block, Wayne ----------- Publications --------------------------------- 594-7382 Field Hockey Coach ------------------ Carrie Moura ---------------- 594-7920 Jenny Nuttycombe ----- Director of Academic Services -------- 594-7103 Men’s Basketball Coach ------------ C.J. Woollum ---------------- 594-7217 Jones, Chris ------------- Head Athletic Trainer --------------------- 594-7023 Women’s Basketball Coach -------- Carolyn Hunter -------------- 594-7103 Nordsiden, Lacey ------ Head Football Trainer -------------------- 594-7787 Track Coach ---------------------------- Tyler Wingard --------------- 594-7289 Santomauro, Mike ----- Video Coordinator ------------------------- 594-7291 Baseball Coach------------------------ John Harvell ----------------- 594-7054 Serio, Lou ---------------- Equipment Manager ---------------------- 594-7968 Softball Coach ------------------------- Keith Parr --------------------- 594-7352 Gardner, Carrie --------- Tickets---------------------------------------- 594-7462 Men’s Tennis Coach ------------------ Rush Cole -------------------- 594-7372 Tommasino, Francis --- Dir. Athletic Communications ----------- 594-7884 Women’s Tennis Coach ------------- Jenny Nuttycombe --------- 594-8751 Waters, Jon -------------- Asst. A.D. ------------------------------------ 594-8895 Golf Coach------------------------------ Jamie Coleman ------------- 594-7891 Women’s Lacrosse Coach ---------- Carolyn Raveia ------------- 594-8946 Athletic Administration Men’s Lacrosse ------------------------ Chris Swanenburg --------- 594-7976 NAME --------------------- POSITION ------------------------------------- PHONE Sailing Coach -------------------------- Dan Winters ----------------- 886-2838 Woollum, C.J. ----------- Director of Athletics ----------------------- 594-7217 Cheerleading Coach ----------------- Erica Flanigan --------------- 594-7694 Waters, Jon -------------- Asst. Dir. of Athletics ---------------------- 594-8895 Head Athletic Trainer ----------------- Chris Jones
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