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The John Baronian Award For Lifetime Contribution to Football Leo Fanning. Bentley University John Baronian Award Winners: 1997 Jack Grinold 2004 Dick Farley 2010 Tom Austin 1998 Jack Bicknell 2005 Bob Pickett 2011 Tracy Mehr 1999 Bill Bowes 2006 Barry Gallup 2012 Howard Vandersea 2000 Jack Daly 2007 Harold Westerman 2013 Richard Cavanaugh 2001 Rocky Carzo 2008 Ed Schluntz 2014 Brien Cullen, Worcester State 2002 Joe Yukica 2009 Robert “Bo” Lyons 2015 Leo Fanning, Bentley 2003 Dan Allen Joseph V. McKenney Award Best Collegiate Official Rick Santilli, American Athletic Conference Joseph V. McKenney Award Winners: 1997 Paul Tighe, Big East 2005 Paul King, Big East 2012 Jeff Akers, Big East 1998 Ron Abdow, Big East 2006 David Carter, ECAC 2013 Jim Kearney, CIP/ECAC 1999 John Collins, ECAC 2007 Bryan Platt, Big East 2014 Mike Stevens, CIP/ECAC 2000 Steve McBride, Big East 2008 Mike Kelley, ACC 2015 Rick Santilli, AAC 2001 John Salmon, Big East 2009 Christopher Smith, CAA 2002 Arthur Bellows, ECAC 2010 Ronald Kumiega, Big East 2003 Brian Sullivan, Atlantic 10 2011 Edwin Shanahan, Colonial, 2004 Bill Ward, Ivy and Patriot Leagues Ivy & Patriot Leagues !! !! !!Founded in 1932, the Gridiron Club promotes the game of football at all levels and nurtures the ideals of citizenship, sportsmanship, leadership, and athletic and academic achievement. Through its annual dinners and golf tournament, the club carries on its tradition of honoring exemplary players, coaches and officials at all levels of sport. This evening we honor the best in the game of college football at the Bob Whelan College Football Awards Night. ! ! !"" : Jim Kearney; ! "!"" : Tom Lamb; ""!"" : Chris Clemente; "!" !!"!"!: Dick Lawrence; Historian: Ned Cully ! ! Tim Whelan, Presiding Chairman; Curt Bletzer; Tom Burke; Chris Clemente; Ned Cully, Chairman of Swede Nelson Award Committee; Ray Gallant; Jim Kearney, Chairman of Officials’ Award Committee; Tom Lamb; Gerald Leone; Ed Schluntz; Bernie Smith; Bill Stewart. The Gridiron Club gratefully acknowledges the steadfast support of our corporate partner, New Balance Athletic Shoe The Gridiron Club of Greater Boston The Gridironi nClu conjunb octfio Gn wireath ter Boston The New Balanin cceonjun Atcthleiont iwic thS hoe Company The New Balanceproudl Atyhle pretsienc tsS hoe Company The Bob Whelanproudl Collegy pree sFenootst ball Awards Night The Bo80bth W Annuahelaln G Collegeorge He. “FBooulgertbal” Lowl Awarde Awarsd Nigh t 73rd Annual Nils V. “Swede” Nelson Award 80th Annual George H. “Bulger” Lowe Award 23rd Annual Joseph P. “Joe” Zabilski Award 73rd Annual Nils V. “Swede” Nelson Award Head Coach of the Year Awards 23rd Annual Joseph P. “Joe” Zabilski Award Assistant Coach of the Year Awards Head Coach of the Year Awards Joseph McKenney Collegiate Official of the Year Award Assistant Coach of the Year Awards John Baronian Lifetime Contribution to Football Award Joseph McK enney Collegiate Official of the Year Award John Baronia n Lifetime Contribution to Football Award Chairman, Dinner and Awards Committee: Tim Whelan Master of Ceremonies: Tom Burke First Vice President, Gridiron Club: Cheryl Duddy Schoenfeld Chairman, Dinner and Awards Committee: Tim Whelan Master of Ceremonies: Tom Burke Wednesday, December 19, 2018 Marriott Ho tel Burlington, Massachusetts Wednesday, December 19, 2018 Marriott Hotel Burlington, Massachusetts George H. “Bulger” Lowe Award New England’s Best Collegiate Player in Football Bowl Division/Football Championship Division (FBS/FCS) Offense: Andy Isabella, University of Massachusetts Defense: Hamp Cheevers, Boston College Bulger Lowe Award Winners: 1939 Gene Goodreault, BC 1979 Mal Najarian, BU 2000 Steve Campbell, Brown 1940 Charlie O’Rourke, BC 1980 Jim Budness, BC Kole Ayi, UMass 1941 Endicott “Chub”Peabody, 1981 Rich Diana, Yale 2001 Neil Rose, Harvard Harvard 1982 Doug Flutie, BC Scott Bradley, BC 1942 Mike Holovak, BC Garry Pearson, UMass 2002 Derrick Knight, BC 1943 George Connor, HC 1983 Brian Brennan, BC Steve Cooper, Maine 1944 Paul Walker, Yale Joe Azelby, Harvard 2003 Derrick Knight, BC 1945 Stan Kozlowski, HC 1984 Doug Flutie, BC Dante Balestracci, Harvard 1946 Levi Jackson, Yale Mike Ruth, BC 2004 Ryan Fitzpatrick, Harvard 1947 Bob Sullivan, HC 1985 Mike Ruth, BC Liam Ezekiel, Northeastern 1948 Joe Sullivan, Dartmouth Tom Earhart, URI 2005 Ricky Santos, UNH 1949 John Clayton, Dartmouth 1986 John Bosa, BC Mathias Kiwanuka, BC 1950 Bob Spears, Yale Gordie Lockbaum, HC 2006 David Ball, UNH 1951 Harry Agganis, BU 1987 Gordie Lockbaum, HC DeJuan Tribble, BC 1952 Charles Malloy, HC Bill Romanowski, BC 2007 Matt Ryan, BC 1953 Dick Clasby, Harvard 1988 Dave Palazzi, UMass Jamie Silva, BC 1954 Sam Pino, BU Robert McGovern, HC 2008 Dominic Randolph, Holy Cross 1955 Charles Sticka, Trinity 1989 Mike Buck, Maine Mark Herzlich, BC and 1956 Dennis McGill, Yale Dave Murphy, HC Bobby Abare, Yale 1957 Joseph Palermo, Dartmouth 1990 Matt DeGennaro, UConn 2009 Buddy Farnham, Brown 1958 Frank Finney, Brown Matt Kelley, BC Mike McLaughlin, BC 1959 Chester Boulris, Harvard 1991 Tom Ciaccio, HC 2010 Montel Harris, BC 1960 Thomas Singleton, Yale Tom McManus, BC Luke Kuechly, BC 1961 Pat McCarthy, HC 1992 Chuckie Dukes, BC 2011 Nick Schwieger, Dartmouth 1962 Don McKinnon, Dartmouth Charles Brennan, BC Luke Kuechly, BC 1963 Jack Concannon, BC 1993 Glenn Foley, BC 2012 Colton Chapple, Harvard 1964 Jerry Whelchel, UMass Rob Dougherty, BU Nick Clancy, BC 1965 Robert Hall, Brown Stephen Boyd, BC 2013 Andre Williams, Boston College 1966 Bobby Leo, Harvard 1994 Mike Mamula, BC Nnamdi Obukwelu, Harvard 1967 Greg Landry, UMass Pete Mitchell, BC 2014 Blake Frohnapfel, UMass Zach Hodges, Harvard 1968 Brian Dowling, Yale Rob Dougherty, BU 2015 Dalyn Williams, Dartmouth 1969 Bruce Taylor, BU 1995 Rene Ingola, UMass Steve Daniels, Boston College 1970 Fred Willis, BC Mike Foley, UNH 2016 Noel Thomas, UConn 1971 Bruce Laird, AIC 1996 Chris Bresnahan, UNH Harold Landry, Boston College 1972 Richard Jauron, Yale Stalin Colinet, BC 2017 A.J. Dillon, Boston College 1973 Mike Esposito, BC 1997 Jim Murphy, Northeastern Zach Allen, Boston College 1974 Pat McInally, Harvard Erik Storz, BC 2018 Andy Isabella, UMass 1975 Mike Kruczek, BC 1998 Jerry Azumah, UNH Hamp Cheevers, Boston College 1976 Timothy Whelan, Tufts Kahri Samuel, UMass 1977 William Burnham, UNH 1999 James Perry, Brown 1978 Dan Ross, Northeastern Chris Hovan, BC (Offense & defense awards were instituted in 1982) Joseph P. “Joe”Zabilski Award New England’s Best Collegiate Player in Divisions II/III DII/III Offense: Ryan McDonald, Tufts University DII/III Defense: Nick Giorgio, Springfield College Joe Zabilski Award Winners: 1996 Alex Bernstein, Amherst 2006 Chris Sharpe, Springfield 2014 Kevin Arduino, AIC Raymond Jones, Trinity Sean Crowley, Curry Derrick Mann, Assumption 1997 Richard Willard, Amherst 2007 Patrick Lucey, Williams Justin Wallace, MIT Ben Nassar, Bentley Paul Tetzel, Bentley Jake Bussani. Wesleyan 1998 Sean Keenan, Williams 2008 Jeff Mack, Plymouth State 2015 Cole Tracy, Assumption Ben Nassar, Bentley Cody Andrews, Maine Maritime Tyler Condit, New Haven 1999 Kavin Gailliard, A.I.C. 2009 Jim Bower, Maine Maritime Matt Silva, Framingham State Christos Arsoniadis, Bridgewater Josh Mathieu, Westfield State Jimmy Fairfield-Sonn, Amherst 2000 Bryan Sanchez, Middlebury 2010 James McCarthy, Framingham State 2016 Sullivan Crotty, Assumption Steven Cedor, New Haven Shawn Loiseau, Merrimack Andrew Benson, Assumption 2001 Joseph Reardon, Williams 2011 Rashaad Slowley, Southern CT Chance Brady, Tufts Josue Zamora, Westfield State Walter Fallas, Trinity Matthew McEvilly, Nichols 2002 Marc Eddy, Bentley 2012 McCallum Foote, Middlebury 2017 Mike Breuler, Wesleyan Scott Farley, Williams Melikke Van Alstyne, Framingham Andrew Yamin, Amherst 2003 Tom Pierandri, Trinity Mark Tilki, Tufts Paul Melicharek, Bridgewater 2018 Ryan McDonald, Tufts 2004 Marc Eddy, Bentley 2013 Joe Clancy, Merrimack Nick Giorgio, Springfield Brian Robitaille, Curry Melikke Van Alstyne, Framingham State 2005 Don Thibodeau, Maine Maritime Brian Harrington, Stonehill Mike Blair, Trinity Nils V. “Swede”Nelson Award For Outstanding Achievement in Academics, Athletics and Sportsmanship FBS/FCS Division: Zach Allen, Boston College Divisions II/III: Joe Wilson, Wesleyan University Swede Nelson Award Winners: 1946 Perry Moss, Illinois 1982 John Loughery, BC 2004 Keron Henry, UConn 1947 Everett Dorr, BU 1983 Matt Martin, HC Fletcher Ladd, Amherst 1948 Gordon Long, Arkansas 1984 Steve Strachan, BC 2005 Nick Hartigan, Brown 1949 Doak Walker, SMU 1985 Guy Carbone, URI David Diamond, Bowdoin 1950 Bob Williams, Notre Dame 1986 Stan Kaczorowski, UMass 2006 Ed McCarthy, Yale 1951 John Bright, Drake 1987 Gordie Lockbaum, HC Brendan Fulmer, Williams 1952 Joseph Mitinger, Yale 1988 Tom Waddle, BC 2007 Steve Morgan, Brown 1953 Don King, Clemson 1989 Ben Cowan, BU Ryne Nutt, Central Connecticut 1954 Arthur Luppino, Arizona Rich Schachner, Coast Guard Dan Guariglia, Amherst 1955 Don Holleder, Army 1990 Brad Preble, Dartmouth 2008 Andrew Berry, Harvard 1956 James Swink, TCU Mark Katz, Bowdoin James Oleinik, MIT 1957 Thomas Salvo, BU 1991 Paul Capriotti, Maine 2009 Mark Herzlich, Boston College 1958 J. W. Broadnax, LSU Paul Oliveira, Tufts Alex Rubino, MIT 1959 George Roden, Colby 1992 Jay Fiedler, Dartmouth 2010 Anthony Castonzo, Boston College 1960 Alan Rozycki, BC Roderick Tranum, MIT Ryan Schmid, Coast Guard 1961 Joseph P. Kowalski, Rutgers 1993 Keith Miller, BC 2011 Patrick Witt, Yale 1962 Pat Culpepper,
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