Celebrating 10 seasons ...

Conference championships. All-confer- enters his eighth season at the helm of ence selections. Regional and national the program, earned USA South Coach recognition. Those were simply aspira- of the Year honors in 2003. tions when Averett University fielded its first football team in the fall of 2000. In addition to their success on the field, Yet, as the Cougars’ football program the Averett football program has pro- celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2010, duced numerous academic all-confer- those dreams have all been achieved ence players, including Scott Swann, within the first decade of the team’s in- who received the Don Scalf Award as ception. the USA South Conference’s Student- Athlete of the Year. Outside of athletics and aca- Averett earned its first conference championship in demics, the team prides itself on its community ser- 2006, but the program’s success spans more than vice efforts in the Danville area. just that title run. The Cougars have produced mul- tiple All-Americans, several all-region players, 85 With so much success in its first decade of com- USA South All-Conference selections, as well as petition, there’s no doubt that football program will one USA South Defensive Player of the Year and two achieve even more as the history and tradition con- USA South Rookies of the Year. Mike Dunlevy, who tinue to grow. TABLE OF CONTENTS & QUICK FACTS

Table of Contents University Information THE UNIVERSITY President:...... Dr. Tiffany M. Franks Averett University ...... 2 Location:...... Danville, Va. Founded:...... 1859 President Tiffany M. Franks ...... 3 Enrollment:...... 1,000 Executive Vice President Charles Harris ...... 4 Nickname:...... Cougars Director of Athletics Sam Ferguson ...... 5 Colors:...... Blue and Gold Academic Resource Center ...... 6 Afilliation:...... NCAA Division III Athletics Facilities ...... 7 Conference:...... USA South Football Field House & Cougar Den ...... 8 Athletics Director:...... Sam Ferguson Athletic Dept. Phone:...... (434) 791-5700 COACHES & PERSONNEL Facility:...... Cougar Den Head Coach Mike Dunlevy ...... 10 Field Surface:...... Natural Grass Athletic Trainer:...... Paul Hylton Assistant Coaches ...... 12 Training Room Phone:...... (434) 791-7270 Training Staff & Team Managers ...... 16 Football Team Information THE TEAM Head coach:...... Mike Dunlevy (Otterbein, ’87) Returning Roster ...... 18 Office Phone:...... (434) 791-7255 Returning Player Bios ...... 19 E-mail:...... [email protected] Career Record:...... 39-39 (Eight seasons) THE 2010 SEASON Record at Averett:...... 39-39 (Eight seasons) 2010 Opponents ...... 30 2009 Record:...... 7-3, 5-2 USA South All-Time Program Record...... 42-55 (26-37 Conference) 2010 USA South Composite Schedule ...... 33 USA South Conference championships:...... 2006 USA South Conference ...... 34 NCAA Appearances:...... None

THE 2009 SEASON IN REVIEW Sports Information 2009 USA South Conference In Review ...... 36 SID:...... Drew Wilson 2009 Results & Year In Review ...... 37 Office Phone:...... (434) 791-5621 2009 Statistics ...... 41 E-mail:...... [email protected] Fax:...... (434) 791-5740 RECORDS & ACHIEVEMENTS Athletics site:...... AverettCougars.com Averett Football Record Book ...... 50 Media Information All-Time Starters ...... 64 Webcast:...... AverettCougars.com Year-By-Year Statistics Comparison ...... 65 Newspaper:...... Danville Register & Bee Year-By-Year Results ...... 66 TV Stations:...... WSET 13, WDBJ 7, WSLS 10 All-Time Results Vs. Opponents ...... 67 All-Time Honors & Awards ...... 68 Former Cougars In The Pros ...... 70 Fantastic Finishes ...... 71 Publication Credits The 2010 Averett University football media guide is a publication of ADDITIONAL INFORMATION the Averett sports media relations office. Design, layout, writing and Cougars In The Media & Media Contacts ...... 72 editing by Sports Information Director Drew Wilson. Photographs by David Conner II, Drew Wilson and Kenneth Bond. Contributors in- Cougars In The Community ...... 73 clude Danny Miller and Sam Ferguson. City of Danville ...... 74 Cougar Club Membership ...... 76 Athletics Department Directory ...... 76

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 1 ABOUT AVERETT UNIVERSITY

Averett’s student center At Averett University, we teach students how to succeed, not only in the classroom and on the playing field, but also in life. Averett offers a distinctively Christian atmosphere in which our students learn to examine diverse viewpoints and to ask and answer life’s tough questions. They learn to form and defend their own judgments, while being respectful of the diversity they will encounter in life.

More than 20,800 people hold degrees from Averett. Teach- ers, journalists, law enforcement officers, business profes- sionals—Averett alumni can be found throughout the United States and the world contributing to their respective communi- ties. Our emphasis on liberal arts insures that we continue to Averett offers: graduate men and women of character and accomplishment. • 32 majors and 20 concentrations including specialty pro- grams in aeronautics and equestrian studies Our Mission Averett University, founded in 1859, offers courses of study • Accelerated programs in business and education for working leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Danville and adults at regional centers in Virginia. Through personal attention • A competitive NCAA Division III athletics program for all students, Averett prepares them for successful lives by encouraging each, in the liberal arts tradition, to ask and • A new 35,000-square-foot student center complete with din- answer important questions, form and defend judgments, and ing, study and recreation areas evaluate diverse views thoughtfully. In accordance with our Christian heritage, we value academic and religious freedom, • A wide variety of clubs and organizations that enhance the spiritual growth, academic excellence, diversity and tolerance. learning experience

2 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL PRESIDENT TIFFANY M. FRANKS

Dr. Tiffany McKillip Franks officially assumed the Averett presidency on July 1, 2008. Franks brings 20 years of experience in higher education leadership, having previ- ously served as executive vice president at Greensboro College, Greensboro, N.C. During her career, her roles have included responsibility for admissions, financial aid, student life, marketing and communications, public relations and fundraising with ma- jor prospects.

She joined Greensboro College in 1988 as the dean for student development and during her tenure at Greensboro College, received four significant promotions with increasingly expanded responsibilities for leadership and administration. Her many promotions culminated in her being named executive vice president in 2007. During her years at Greensboro College, enrollment nearly doubled, and there was significant expansion of facilities and programs that enriched the student experience.

Franks has been active both professionally and as a community leader. She is a past president of the North Carolina Association for Women in Education and has pro- vided years of service to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. She is a graduate of Leadership Greensboro and was selected as one of Greensboro’s top “40 leaders under 40.” She has been a long time Rotarian, is a past President of the Junior League of Greensboro and most recently served on the boards for Kids Voting, Salvation Army and the Central North Carolina American Diabetes Association Father of the Year Council.

Franks was one of 18 senior higher education managers from across the country accepted into a highly competitive, accelerated and intensive doctoral program focusing on higher education management at the University of Pennsylvania. Her dissertation focused on smaller, independent colleges and universities that had significantly transformed themselves in terms of reputation and market position.

She received her B.A. from Ohio Dominican University, her M.A. in Education from The Ohio State University, and her Doctorate in Higher Education Management from the University of Pennsylvania.

She is married to Joe Franks, a longtime teacher and coach at Grimsley High School in Greensboro, N.C.

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 3 EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT

On Jan. 1, 2008, Charles S. Harris was promoted to the position of vice president of student services at Averett. He had previously served as the Director of Athletics for three years. Harris supervises Averett’s student life, residence life, maintenance, and athletics departments. Additionally, he supervises Averett’s Equestrian program.

Harris was named the third director of athletics in Averett history in 2004 and brought over 30 years of athletic administration experience to Averett. He had previously served as director of athletics at University of Pennsylvania and Arizona State University. Har- ris also was the commissioner of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. A pioneer in the field of intercollegiate athletics, he was the first African-American director of athletics at an Ivy League School and was subsequently the first African-American appointed as athletics director in the Pac-10 and USA South conferences.

In his three years heading Averett’s athletics department, Harris implemented many marketing strategies, which increased the visibility of Cougar Athletics. In addition, Averett had experienced their best athletic seasons in recent history during that time with five conference titles in three sports.

Harris earned a bachelor’s degree from Hampton University in mass media arts. He is a native of Virginia’s Mecklenburg County and is married to Lenora Billings-Harris.

4 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

On Jan. 1, 2008, Sam Ferguson was appointed the position of director of intercolle- giate athletics. Ferguson is responsible for supervising AU’s 13-team athletic program. The department of athletics includes nearly 300 student-athletes and more than 40 full- and part-time employees. During his time as director of intercollegiate athletics, Ferguson negotiated deals with ESPN Radio 106.3 FM to put Cougar football and basketball broadcasts on the air. He is also responsible for Averett’s athletics Web site, www.averettcougars.com, which debuted in 2008.

A 1997 graduate of Averett with a bachelor’s degree in physical education, Ferguson began working at the university in August 2000 as the first full-time sports informa- tion director. In that role, he promoted Averett’s 14 intercollegiate teams by reporting scores and pitching stories to various media outlets around the region and the United States.

Outside of the department of athletics, Ferguson was a member of the Dean of Student’s Success Team, which mentored freshmen in an effort to boost retention during the 2006- 07 academic year. Additionally, he teaches a course for freshmen, serves as an adjunct faculty member and was a member of Staff Council. In the community, he is a member of the Shrimp Fest Committee and the Chamber of Commerce. He is also on the board of The First Tee of Danville and on the board of the Danville Kiwanis Club.

While an undergraduate at Averett, Ferguson was a two-time letter-winner on both the men’s basketball and golf teams. Ferguson received his master’s degree in sports management from Nova Southeastern University in June of 2006. A native of Chase City, Va., he currently resides in Danville with his wife Kim.

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 5 ACADEMIC RESOURCE CENTER

Galesi Academic Resource Center Davenport 104, (434) 791-5861 Holly Kilby, Director 791-5788 (8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Mon.-Fri.)

The Galesi Academic Resource Center provides tutoring services to any Averett student that may need assistance, free of charge. Holly Kilby, director of the center, and the team of student tutors are dedicated to helping them succeed in class. Tutors are standing by for most subjects, and a schedule is available to find which tutors are available and at which times. Although free of charge, students must still register with the Galesi Academic Resource Center before taking part in the tutoring program.

Tutoring Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Monday – Thursday 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Friday 3:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Sunday

The staff at the Galesi Academic Resource Center can also help students with many other issues including: · Time management skills · Study skills · Note taking · Effective studying techniques · Reading and math skills development · Test taking skills procedures to follow to set up accommodations, and determine · Basic computer skills whether or not students are legally eligible to receive assis- · Presentation preparation and practice tance. Students that have received special accommodations in the past must update their request every semester. Study Groups New for this year, the Galesi Academic Resource Center will Make-up Testing be setting up study groups for various classes. The groups Students who miss a test because of an athletic event, illness, will meet with each other, and be directed by a student tutor. or emergency situation will be required to make up their test in In addition to study groups for classes, preparation groups the Galesi Academic Resource Center. Professors determine for various exams such as the GRE, MCAT, LSAT, or Praxis whether or not students are able to make a test up and will will be available. Students may contact the Galesi Academic contact the Galesi Academic Resource Center to make ar- Resource Center any time to see which class has study groups rangements. available and how to join. CLEP Special Needs Accommodation and Assistance The CLEP test is a national standardized test program that Students that have specific learning disabilities, or need some allows students the opportunity of testing out of some required other type of special assistance and require accommoda- undergraduate classes. Students shoud contact the Galesi tions for your class, can be assisted in the Galesi Academic Academic Resource Center to get information about which Resource Center as well. Mr. Compton will explain the correct tests are available.

6 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL ATHLETICS FACILITIES

The E. Stuart James Grant Convocation and Athletic Center and North Campus Athletics Facility was opened during the fall of 1998. It is a 55,863-square foot facility that houses offices for all of Averett’s coaching and administrative staff members.

Located in the Grant Center, the main athletics complex, are classrooms used by Averett’s Physical Education department, six home and six visitor’s locker areas, an athletic training room used for treatments of all athletes, and a fitness room acces- sible by all Averett students, faculty, and staff.

The Grant Center arena houses the main court used by the Averett basketball and volleyball teams. Retractable bleachers that seat more than 1,500 fans surround the main court and may be retracted to expose an additional two courts that can be utilized for warm-ups or additional teams during tournament play.

A separate complex from the Grant Center is the football field house. This 7,830-square foot facility houses offices for all of In addition to the Cougar Den, Averett’s baseball team plays the football coaching staff, as well as a separate locker room and practices on its own 2.75 acre Owen-Fulton Field. The field for the football players. There is also a weight room and two is a pitcher’s ballpark, with 410 feet between the plate and the film-study rooms utilized by the football team for strength train- center-field wall, and houses stands for fans, batting cages, ing and game preparation. and its own press box.

The grounds surrounding the Grant Center include five fields The Averett softball team practices and plays on the one-acre used by all of the outdoor sports for practice and play. Football Cougar Field, which is adjacent to Owen-Fulton Field. It too has and men’s and women’s soccer use the Cougar Den, a natural bleachers for fans, batting cages, and a press box for media grass field adjacent to the football field house and press box. accommodation. Completing the North Campus facility are two The stadium seats over 2,500 faithful Cougar fans and also practice fields on each side of the Cougar Den for the soccer boasts a two-story press box, which can accommodate up to 30 and football teams. The North Campus Facility is one of the media representatives and game day personnel. premiere athletic venues in Division III.

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 7 FOOTBALL FIELD HOUSE & COUGAR DEN

The 7,830-square foot field house is the home to offices for all of the football coaching staff, as well as a separate locker room for the football players. There is also a weight room for strength training and as many as four film-study rooms can be utilized at one time by the football team for game preparation.

Among the other amenities of the field house are two 47-inch flatscreen televisions, along with DirecTV and Sirius Satelite Radio.

Players are fitted with Riddell and New Balance equipment for practices and games.

The field house is adjacent to the Cougar Den, Averett’s football stadium. The natural grass field features a two-level press box and scoreboard.

8 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF & PERSONNEL

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 9 HEAD COACH MIKE DUNLEVY

MIKE DUNLEVY Head coach (Ninth season) Kettering, Ohio/Otterbein (’87)

Michael D. Dunlevy has been Averett’s head coach since 2002 and al- ready has the most wins (39) in Averett football history. The architect of one of the greatest turnarounds in college football, Dunlevy took over a program with only three wins in two seasons and guided Averett its first USA South Conference football championship in 2006. Dunlevy led the Cougars to four consecutive winning seasons, which culminated with a share of the 2006 conference title after the team finished 7-3 overall and 6-1 in the USA South.

In 2009, Dunlevy’s team reloaded and once again competed for the USA South title. The Cougars finished 7-3 with a 5-2 conference re- cord and ended the season as the conference runner-up. The Cougars had 14 selections to the USA South All-Conference Team, as well as two all-state players, one all-region player and one D3Football.com All- American Second Team selection.

Dunlevy, who was named the USA South Coach of the Year in 2003, has guided the Cougars to a winning overall record in five of the last seven seasons. In addition, he has coached 79 USA South All-Conference selections in eight seasons at Averett.

Dunlevy has more than 20 seasons of coaching experience at the college level. Prior to taking over Aver- ett’s program in 2002, the 1987 graduate from Otterbein College in Ohio most recently served as defensive coordinator and assistant head coach at Waynesburg College in Waynesburg, Pa. Dunlevy served as an assistant at Waynesburg from 1994-2001. He joined a struggling Yellow Jacket program that had only 38 players, and he used his recruiting skills to not only bolster the team numbers, but return focus to academic success as well as athletic success. Dunlevy also served as an academic advisor for student-athletes at Waynesburg and organized alumni fund raising campaigns for the Yellow Jacket athletic programs. He also was part of a coaching staff that led the Yellow Jackets to four consecutive winning seasons and the 1998 Presidents Athletic Conference championship.

Prior to his time at Waynesburg, Dunlevy served as special teams coordinator/linebackers coach for the Ohio Glory of the World League of American (which became the now-defunct NFL Europe). He also served on the coaching staffs of The Ohio State University and the University of Toledo.

Dunlevy has used his coaching and recruiting background to help move the Averett University football pro- gram in a positive direction. His No. 1 goal is to graduate players and motivate his athletes to be the best they can be both in the classroom and on the field.

Dunlevy resides in Blairs, Va., with his wife Stacey and their daughter. McKenna

10 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL HEAD COACH MIKE DUNLEVY

l 2006 USA South Conference Co-Champions

l 2003 USA South Coach of the Year

l 4 Consecutive Winning Seasons (2003-2006)

l Coached three former No. 1 draft picks to the NFL

l Coached 65 USA South All-Conference players

l Coached in three Division I bowl games

l Coached nine Academic All-Americans

l Coached 12 former NFL players

l Coached one Burger King Scholarship Award winner

l Coached one AFCA Good Works Award Winner

l Coached one USA South Student-Athlete of the Year

l Coached one USA South Defensive Player of the Year

l Coached two USA South Defensive Rookies of the Year

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 11 ASSISTANT COACHING STAFF

J.D. SHAW TIM DUNLEVY Asst. Coach/Offensive Coordinator Director of Football Operations Warren, Ohio/West Virginia (’93) Kettering, Ohio/Dayton (’68)

In 2010, J.D. Shaw enters his In 2009, Tim Dunlevy enters his ninth season at the helm of the ninth season with the Cougars, Cougars’ offense, having joined having joined in 2002 with his the team with head coach Mike son, head coach Mike Dunlevy. Dunlevy in the 2002 season. He He serves the team as the di- serves as the assistant head rector of football operations, coach, as well as the offensive where he oversees the day-to- coordinator and the quarter- day operations including the backs/running backs coach. handling of equipment and travel needs for the team. Dunlevy helps out on the field as well, con- Shaw’s offense has consistently been rated one of tributing as a defensive line and specialist coach. the top in the USA South, and 2006 was no excep- tion. The Cougars were ranked second in total of- Aside from football, Dunlevy is highly respected as a fense, managing 373.5 yards per game on the sea- business consultant. He has worked for and owned son, and third in scoring offense with 32.0 points many successful businesses. He also serves Aver- per game. ett as the director of sports operations. He and his wife Linda currently reside in Danville. Before leading the Cougars’ offense, Shaw coached at Waynesburg College, where he was part of one of the most successful eras in that program’s his- tory. At Waynesburg, Shaw was a receiver and tight end coach, and then worked his way to offensive coordinator in five years. He was a part of four con- secutive winning seasons and a President’s Ath- letic Conference Championship in 1998. In 1999, Shaw’s offense was ranked 20th in the nation in points per game with 35.6.

Before Waynesburg, Shaw was the offensive coor- dinator and secondary coach at Waynesburg Cen- tral High School. While in college, Shaw worked as a student coach at West Virginia University. During his time at WVU, he worked with quarterbacks and receivers and was part of two bowl teams (the 1989 Gator Bowl and the 1988 Fiesta Bowl).

Shaw holds a Bachelor’s degree in education and an M.S. in childhood motor development from WVU. Shaw resides in Danville with his wife Kelly and their kids, Nick and Taylor.

12 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL ASSISTANT COACHING STAFF

CORNELIUS COLEMAN ZAC ZANOTTI LB Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Defensive Line Coach Washington, D.C./Waynesburg (’99) Bay City, Mich./Alma (’08)

Cornelius Coleman, who enters Zac Zanotti is in his second his fourth season at Averett, will year as an assistant at Averett coach the linebackers for the University and will coach the second consecutive season. defensive line. He joined the Coleman also tales on the Re- staff in the spring of 2009. cruiting Coordinator duties. Before coming to Averett, he In 2009, all three of Averett’s coached defensive backs and starting linebackers earned all-conference honors. long snappers at his alma mater, Alma College in Mario Huffman, who was a first team selection, also Alma, Mich. earned all-state recognition. Zanotti played for Alma College, where he started Coleman joined Averett from Robert Morris Univer- for three years at defensive end and long snapper sity, where he performed various roles within the under coach Jim Cole. He was selected to the All- school’s admissions and compliance offices. MIAA team in 2007, was named Alma’s defensive MVP and was a four-year letter winner. Coleman graduated from Waynesburg College, where Averett head coach Mike Dunlevy was coach Zanotti graduated from Alma in 2008 with a Bache- before joining the Cougars. Coleman played four lor’s degree in education with a major in history and years and was a three-year starter under Dunlevy. a minor in math. While coaching at Averett he is be He was selected to the All-Conference First Team pursuing a Master’s in business administration. for the President’s Athletic Conference in 1999 and was an All-American Honorable Mention. In 1998, He currently reside in Danville. Waynesburg won the PAC Conference champion- ship with Coleman and Dunlevy’s help.

After college, Coleman enjoyed a brief pro career. In 2000, he started all 18 games at defensive end for the Dayton Skyhawks of the Indoor Football League. In 2002, he started in eight games and played 10 at defensive end and tight end for the Roanoke Steam of the Arena Football League.

Coleman graduated from Waynesburg in 1999 with a Bachelor’s degree in communication. He also holds two Master’s degrees – a Master of Business Administration degree from Waynesburg and a Master of Science in Sport Management from Rob- ert Morris University. Coleman is currently working toward a Doctor of Education degree from Argosy University. He lives in Danville.

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 13 ASSISTANT COACHING STAFF

DAN NEWELL SEAN HALL Offensive Line Coach Running Backs Coach Danville, Va./Hampden-Sydney (’88) Doylestown, Pa./Ursinus (’10)

Dan Newell joined Averett’s in Sean Hall joined the Averett January 2010 as the offensive football staff during the summer line coach. Newell spent the of 2010 as the running backs previous seven seasons as the coach and strength and condi- head coach of nearby George tioning coach for the Cougars. Washington High School. A native of Doylestown, Pa., From 2003-2009, Newell guid- Hall was a four-year letter win- ed GW to a 48-29 record and three Western Valley ner in football and track and field at Ursinus College. District championships. He also took the Eagles to On the gridiron, he played two years as a defensive the playoffs five times, including consecutive ap- back and two years as a wide receiver. He received pearances in the Northwest Region finals in 2007 Ursinus’ Outstanding Senior Performer Award for and 2008. Last season, the Eagles finished 5-6 offensive following the 2009 season. In track, Hall after advancing to the region playoffs. was a three-time Centennial Conference medalist, a four-time Penn Relays Qualifier and served as a At GW, Newell developed offensive lines that made captain during the winter and spring seasons of his the Eagles one of the top rushing teams in the state. senior year. During his tenure, GW set its single-game rushing record three times. The program also produced its Hall earned a bachelor’s degree in Exercise & first single-season 2,000-yard rusher in 2008. Sports Science. He was also an officer in the Exer- cise & Sports Science Honors Society (Phi Epsilon Newell is no stranger to Division III football. The Kappa) Danville native, who was a member of GW’s 1982 state championship team, played tight end at Divi- Hall’s previous coaching experience included time sion III Hampden-Sydney College. as a strength and conditioning intern coach at the University of South Carolina. Prior to taking the over the program in 2003 at GW, Newell gained coaching experience at several high He plans to pursue a Master’s in Business Adminis- schools throughout the state. In the fall of 1993, tration at Averett and is pursuing his CSCS profes- Newell returned to his alma mater, where he served sional certification in strength and conditioning. as an assistant coach at GW for two seasons. The 1994 GW team finished as the state runner-up. Newell left to take the offensive coordinator posi- tion at Maury High School for the 1995 season be- fore taking the head coaching job at Lake Taylor High School from 1996-98. He then worked as an assistant coach at Pulaski County from 1999-2002 before taking over GW’s program.

Newell lives in Danville with his wife, Sam, and three children, Kate, Mac and Faith.

14 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL ASSISTANT COACHING STAFF

STAN HODGIN AL SMITH Wide Receivers Coach Specialists Coach Chapel Hill, N.C../Carson-Newman (’88) Yanceyville, N.C./Averett (’75)

Stan Hodgin joined the Averett Al Smith has been with the Av- staff as its wide receivers coach erett football team since the during the summer of 2010. program’s inception in 2000. He serves as the specialists Hodgin comes to Averett after coach and has produced sev- coaching the past five seasons eral strong kickers during his at nearby Halifax County High time with the Cougars. School, including the final three as the school’s head coach. Prior to his time at Smith coached Sean Sullivan into a professional Halifax County, Hodgin was the offensive coordina- football career in 2004. Sullivan played with the tor and quarterbacks coach for 13 seasons at Per- Tennessee Valley Vipers of the arena2 football son County High School in Roxboro, N.C. league.

Hodgin graduated in from Carson-Newman College Smith attended Lees-McRae College, where he in 1988 with a bachelor’s degree in Health & Physi- was the kicker for the Bobcats, from 1961-62. He cal Education. He was a quarterback on the 1984 then transferred to Averett and earned a Bachelor’s NAIA national championship team. He also served degree. as a student-coach on the school’s 1986 NAIA na- tional championship team. Smith is most recognized for his public service to the city of Danville as a captain in the Danville Hodgin is currently working on Master’s in Health Police Department. He and his wife, Becky, live in from University of Central Arkansas. He and his Danville and have two sons, Brandon and Jason. wife, Laurie, have four daughters, Ashley, Zoe, Kasey and Delaney.

FREDDIE VICKS Team Chaplain DALE GROSS Danville, Va./Liberty (’75) Tight Ends Coach Sayville, N.Y./Averett Freddie Vicks is in his fifth sea- son as team chaplain. Aside Dale Gross will help coach the from handling team chapels, tight ends this season as a stu- Vicks also organizes the com- dent-assistant. munity service projects the Cougars participate in twice a Gross spent four seasons with year. Vicks has served on the the Averett football program pastoral staff of the Third Av- and his currently finishing up enue Congregational Christian Church for more his undergraduate degree. than 30 years. He resides in Danville with his wife Phyllis.

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 15 TRAINING STAFF

PAUL HYLTON Melanie Warren Head Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Trainer Dry Fork, Va./Averett (’03) Cascade, Va./Radford (’03)

Paul Hylton is in his sixth year as an Melanie Warren is in her first year as Athletic Trainer at Averett. Paul re- Averett’s assistant athletic trainer. ceived his Master in Education de- Warren, a native of Cascade, Va., gree from the University of Virginia earned her Bachelor’s of Science de- in 2005 and his Bachelor’s degree in gree from Radford University in 2003. athletic training from Averett Univer- She completed her Master’s from sity in 2003. In the summer of 2002 High Point University in 2009. While and 2003, he worked as an intern at at High Point, Michigan State University. In 2003, Hylton had the unique opportunity to work with the New Eng- Warren worked with the women’s basketball team, as well as land Patriots during pre-season training camp. the men’s and women’s soccer teams.

Hylton is also Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and Titleist Performance Institute Golf Fitness Instructor. He resides in Danville with his wife Kristin.

CHAFFON MOUZONE Intern Athletic Trainer Richmond, Va./Liberty (’08)

Chaffon Mouzone is a second year Intern Assistant Athletic Trainer at Av- erett. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Athletic Training from Liberty University in 2008. Mou- zone spent the 2008-09 academic year as in Intern with Liberty Univer- Dr. Carl Winfield Dr. Jonathan Krome sity’s Sports Medicine Team. Team physician Team orthopedist

2010 Athletic Training Staff Front row, from left: Shannon Andy, Chaffon Mouzone, Jesse Jones and Brandon Owen. Back row, fom left: Melanie Warren, Tyler Muench, Kyana Smith and Paul Hylton.

16 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL PLAYER PROFILES

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 17 2010 RETURNING ROSTER

No. Full Name Year Position Height. Weight. Hometown / High School 1 Owen Hayden So. Wide receiver 6-0 180 Raleigh, N.C. / Needham Broughton High School 2 Zachary Richman So. Punter 5-9 160 Boca Raton, Fla. / West Boca Raton High School 3 Cody Ladutko Sr. Quarterback 6-2 190 Harrisburg, N.C. / Central Cabarris High School 4 Matti Vaininen Jr. Linebacker 6-0 202 Helsinki, Finland / Pohjois-Haagan 5 Anthony Bowles So. Wide receiver 6-3 190 China Grove, N.C. / South Rowan High School 6 Donald Reed Jr. Wide receiver 5-6 145 Coconut Creek, Fla. / Coral Springs Charter School 7 Jeremy Dixon Sr. Wide receiver 6-1 200 Hawthorne, Fla. / Hawthorne High School 8 Brad Scott So. Kicker 6-2 165 Rocky Mount, N.C. / Nash Central High School 9 Mike Luna So. Linebacker 5-7 185 Perth Amboy, N.J. / Perth Amboy High School 10 Marcus Klusacek Sr. Kicker 5-11 170 Ft. Myers, Fla. / Estero High School 11 Kadeem Mobley Jr. Defensive end 6-3 210 Miami, Fla. / Flanagan High School 12 Xavier Siddall So. Quarterback 6-0 200 Yucca Valley, Calif. / Yucca Valley High School 13 Adam Chiarolanzio Jr. Tight end 6-2 210 Deep Gap, N.C. / Watauga High School 15 Jerel Robinson Jr. Cornerback 5-11 150 Richmond, Va. / Varina High School 16 Mark Green Jr. Cornerback 5-9 153 Miami, Fla. / American High School 17 Joshua Hudson So. Quarterback 6-0 170 Clover, Va. / Halifax County High School 18 Wynton Stephens So. Tight end 6-1 220 Seneca, S.C. / Seneca High School 19 Ray Bare Fr. Wide Receiver 6-0 178 Roanoke, Va. / Staunton River High School 21 Thomas Ebert So. Safety 5-9 160 Burlington, N.C. / Walter M. Williams High School 22 Brad Robinson Jr. Linebacker 6-0 180 St. Paul, Va. / Castlewood High School 23 Mario Huffman Sr. Linebacker 6-0 210 Danville, Va. / Tunstall High School 24 Robslin Emmanuel Jr. Safety 6-0 190 Port Charlotte, Fla. / Lemon Bay High School 25 Khadeem Wilson So. Defensive back 5-11 180 Bowie, Md. / Bowie High School 26 Logan Smyth Sr. Running back 5-11 219 Danville, Va. / Chatham High School 30 Horace Stanback Jr. Fullback 6-0 205 Temple Hills, Md. / Potomac High School 32 Sirpatrick Iwu-Byrd Jr. Defensive end 6-3 228 Waterbury, Conn. / Wibly High School 34 Abelard Eugene So. Fullback 5-10 190 Margate, Fla. / Coral Springs High School 35 Justin Falk So. Kicker 6-0 145 Loxahatchee, Fla. / Seminole Ridge High School 36 Jeremy Clifton Sr. Safety 5-9 170 Greenville, N.C. / D.H. Conley High School 39 Chase Burris Jr. Linebacker 5-7 175 Salisbury, N.C. / East Rowan High School 40 Matthew Smith Jr. Linebacker 5-10 227 Taylors, S.C. / Riverside High School 41 Kyle Smith So. Linebacker 6-0 190 Raleigh, N.C. / Millbrook High School 44 Anssi Nevalainen Jr. Defensive end 6-2 235 Jyvaskyla, Finland / Imatran Yhteislukio 45 Ray Faulkner Sr. Defensive end 6-0 222 Valrico, Fla. / Riverview High School 54 Dustin Russell Jr. Offensive lineman 6-1 220 Selma, Va. / Alleghany High School 56 Stephen Oliver Sr. Defensive end 6-0 190 Chesapeake, Va. / Western Branch High School 59 Josh Clark Fr. Offensive lineman 6-3 285 Danville, Va. / George Washington High School 60 Jeffrey Bosley Sr. Offensive lineman 5-10 250 Davie, Fla. / Hollywood Hills High School 61 Alex Mayo Jr. Offensive lineman 6-2 240 Wake Forest, N.C. / Wake Forest Rolesville High School 62 Bill Harrington Jr. Offensive lineman 6-3 265 Ashland, Va. / Patrick Henry High School 65 Kyle Sneed So. Offensive lineman 6-1 289 Lanexa, Va. / New Kent High School 67 Harry John So. Offensive lineman 6-7 320 Cary, N.C. / Needham Broughton High School 69 Phil Blaising Sr. Offensive lineman 6-2 290 Charlotte, N.C. / Southmeck High School 70 Chris Liufau Jr. Offensive lineman 5-10 320 Hampton, Va. / Kecoughtan High School 75 Melvin Wilcox Sr. Offensive lineman 6-2 325 Laud Lakes, Fla. / Nova High School 77 Kevin Roberts Sr. Center 6-1 273 Charlotte, N.C. / Piedmont High School 81 Carlton Bodney-Jeter Sr. Wide receiver 6-4 195 Marietta, Ga. / Robert H. Osborne High School 93 Corey Scruggs Jr. Defensive tackle 6-4 235 Danville, Va. / Tunstall High School 95 Brandon Allen Jr. Defensive end 5-10 205 Chesapeake, Va. / Indian River High School 99 Albert Brown Jr. Defensive tackle 6-1 326 Myrtle Beach, S.C. / Myrtle Beach High School

Head coach: Mike Dunlevy Assistant coaches: J.D. Shaw, Tim Dunlevy, Cornelius Coleman, Zac Zanotti, Dan Newell, Sean Hall, Stan Hodgin, Al Smith, Dale Gross.

18 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL PLAYER PROFILES

CODY LADUTKO MARCUS KLUSACEK Senior Quarterback 6-2 190 Senior Kicker/Punter 5-11 170 Harrisburg, N.C./Central Cabarrus High School Fort Myers, Fla./Estero High School

2009: Started the final eight games at quarterback 2009: Played in all 10 games ... Was 1-for-5 on field ... Completed 131 of his 253 passes for 1,548 yards goal attempts, hitting from 36 yards away ... Handled and 11 touchdowns with seven interceptions ... Had 36 kickoffs for a total of 2,016 yards (56.0 average) 51 rushes for 72 yards and two touchdowns ... Se- and two touchbacks ... Had nine punts for a total of lected to the USA South All-Conference Second 277 yards (30.8 average). 2008: Was 1-for-2 on field Team. 2008 (at Mercyhurst): Completed 14 of 24 goal attempts, hitting one from 38 yards ... Had nine passes for 168 yards with only one interception. 2007 punts for an average of 30.4 yards ... Had 40 kick- #3 (at Mercyhurst): Saw limited action in two games. #10 offs for an average of 52.2 yards. 2007: Connected Personal: Son of Randy and Elizabeth Ladutko ... on 4-for-5 extra point attempts during his freshman Majoring in Education ... Born on Sept. 18, 1987. season ... Hit a 26-yard field goal against Shenandoah ... Punted three times for an average of 35.7 yards a kick. CAREER STATISTICS Personal: Son of Mark and Zoe Ann Klusacek ... Majoring in Sports Manage------Passing------G Att Cmp Int Yds TD Lg Pct Avg/P Avg/G Effic Total TD ment ... Born on May 20, 1989. 2007 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.0 0.00 0.00 0 2008 7 24 14 1 168 0 45 58.3 7.0 24.0 108.8 0 CAREER STATISTICS 2009 10 253 131 7 1548 11 67 51.8 6.1 154.8 112.0 12 ------Field Goals------Punting------Kickoffs------TOTAL 19 277 145 8 1716 11 67 52.3 6.1 90.3 98.6 12 G Att Made Lg Pct No. Yards Lg Avg KO Yards Avg TB OB 2007 8 3 1 26 33.3 3 107 38 35.7 7 322 46.0 0 1 2008 10 2 1 38 50.0 9 274 40 30.4 40 2090 52.2 2 5 2009 10 5 1 36 20.0 9 277 54 30.8 36 2016 56.0 2 0 TOTAL 28 10 3 38 30.0 21 658 54 31.3 83 4430 53.4 4 6 JEREMY DIXON Senior Wide receiver 6-1 200 Hawthorne, Fla./Hawthorne High School MARIO HUFFMAN Senior Linebacker 6-0 210 2010: Named to the D3Football Preseason All- Danville, Va./Tunstall High School American Second Team as a return specialist. 2009: Played in all 10 games ... Returned six kickoffs for 2009: Started all 10 games ... Made a team-high 298 yards (49.7 average) and two touchdowns ... Re- 86 total tackles ... Had four tackles for loss, includ- turned 16 points for 210 yards (13.1 average) and one ing two sacks for a total of 16 yards ... Set team touchdown ... Caught 21 passes for 352 yards (11.4 record with three fumble recoveries in one game average) and three touchdowns ... Selected to the against Guilford College ... Had five pass breakups #7 d3Football.com All-American Second Team and the ... Named to the USA South All-Conference First D3Football All-South Region First Team as a return Team ... Chosen to the VaSID All-State College Di- specialist ... Selected to the USA South All-Conference First Team as a return #23 vision Second Team. 2008: Made 80 total tackles, specialist and to the Honorable Mention Team as a wide receiver ... Chosen to including 5.5 for a loss, while playing all 10 games the D3Football.com Team of the Week on Nov. 12 ... Selected as the USA South ... Recorded one sack for a safety ... Forced three fumbles ... Named the USA Special Teams Player of the Week twice (Oct. 12, Nov. 10) ... Voted by the Averett South Conference Defensive Rookie of the Year ... Selected to the USA South coaches as the team’s Special Teams Player of the Year at the annual football All-Conference First Team at linebacker ... Named the USA South Conference awards banquet. 2008: Caught 41 passes for 504 yards and one touchdown ... Defensive Rookie of the Week on Sept. 22, Oct. 6 and Oct. 27 ... Named the Selected to the USA South All-Conference Honorable Mention Team as a return Defensive Player of the Year by the Averett coaching staff ... Selected to the specialist ... Named the USA South Special Teams Player of the Week on Oct. VaSID All-State College Division First Team ... Named to the Roanoke Times 27 after returning a punt 50 yards for a touchdown against Greensboro College Division III All-State First Team. ... Selected as the Most Improved Player by the Averett coaching staff after mov- Personal: Son of Eric and Vicki Huffman ... Enrolled in graduate school at ing to wide receiver from quarterback prior to the season. 2007: Played in all 10 Averett after finishing his undergraduate degree in December 2009 ... Attended games during his freshman season ... Was 14-for-32 passing for 103 yards ... Virginia Tech prior to enrolling at Averett. Team’s third-leading rusher with 169 yards and two touchdowns on 52 carries. Personal: Son of Jerome and Genesee Dixon ... Majoring in Sports Manage- CAREER STATISTICS ment... Born on June 17, 1988. ------Tackles------Interceptions----- G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Safeties PD FF FR No. Yds TD CAREER STATISTICS 2008 10 52 28 80 8 24 1.0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 ------Receiving ------Punt Returns------Kick Returns------2009 10 41 45 86 4.0 18 2.0 0 5 0 3 0 0 0 Year G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R No. Yds Lg Avg/R TOTAL 20 93 73 166 9.5 42 3.0 1 6 3 3 0 0 0 2007 10 1 -1 0 0 0.1 -0.1 4 11 0 11 2.8 1 7 7 7.0 2008 10 41 504 1 44 4.1 50.4 15 163 1 50 10.9 13 177 21 13.6 2009 10 31 352 3 45 3.1 35.2 16 210 1 73 13.1 6 298 2 49.7 TOTAL 30 73 855 4 45 2.4 28.5 35 384 2 73 11.0 20 482 2 24.1 ------Passing------Rushing---- G Att Cmp Int Yds TD Lg Pct Avg/P Avg/G Effic Att Yds TD 2007 10 32 14 2 103 0 22 43.8 3.2 10.3 58.3 52 169 2 2008 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.0 0.00 0.00 3 -3 0 2009 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.0 0.00 0.00 6 -4 0 TOTAL 20 32 14 2 103 0 22 43.8 3.2 5.2 58.3 61 162 2

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 19 PLAYER PROFILES

LOGAN SMYTH RAY FAULKNER Senior Running back 5-11 219 Senior Defensive end 6-0 222 Danville, Va./Chatham High School Valrico, Fla./Riverview High School

2009: Started all 10 games at linebacker ... Made 67 2009: Served as one of the team captains ... Played total tackles, including 7.5 for a total loss of 36 yards in nine games, making eight starts at defensive end ... Had three sacks for a loss of 21 yards ... Had ... Made 15 total tackles, including four for a total two fumble recoveries and four pass breakups ... loss of 18 yards ... Recorded two sacks for a loss of Named to the USA South All-Conference Honorable 15 yards ... Forced one fumble and recovered one Mention Team. 2008: Had 67 total tackles, including fumble. 2008: Recorded 31 total tackles while play- eight for a loss, while playing in all 10 games at line- ing in all 10 games ... Made 4.5 sacks for a total loss #26 backer ... Made 3.5 sacks ... Intercepted one pass #45 of 28 yards. 2007: Played in eight games during his and returned it 39 yards ... Recovered two fumbles freshman season ... Made 16 tackles. ... Selected to the USA South All-Conference Honorable Team at linebacker. Personal: Son of Raymond and Kimberly Faulkner ... Majoring in Sociology ... 2007: Played in nine games at linebacker as a freshman ... Made 34 tackles, Born on June 11, 1989. including 5.5 for a loss and one sack. CAREER STATISTICS Personal: Son of Mike and Cheryl Smith ... Majoring in Biology ... Born on Nov. ------Tackles------Interceptions----- 28, 1988. G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Safeties PD FF FR No. Yds TD 2007 8 3 13 16 4 10 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CAREER STATISTICS 2008 10 10 21 31 11 35 4.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ------Tackles------Interceptions----- 2009 9 6 9 15 4.0 18 2.0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Safeties PD FF FR No. Yds TD TOTAL 27 19 43 62 14.5 63 7.0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2007 9 15 19 34 7 29 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2008 10 39 28 67 10 26 3.5 0 6 0 2 1 39 0 2009 10 29 38 67 7.5 36 3.0 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 TOTAL 29 83 85 168 21.0 91 7.5 0 10 0 4 1 39 0 STEPHEN OLIVER Senior Defensive end 6-0 190 JEREMY CLIFTON Chesapeake, Va./Western Branch High School Senior Cornerback 5-9 170 2009: Gained experience on the JV team. 2008: Greenville, N.C./D.H. Conley High School Gained experience on the JV team. 2007: Played in one game as a freshman. 2009: Moved to the safety position ... Started all 10 Personal: Son of Robert and Diane Oliver ... Major- games ... Made 22 total tackles ... Made one inter- ing in Aerospace Operations ... Born on Sept. 26, ception and had a team-high six pass breakups. 1989 2008: Selected to the USA South All-Conference Honorable Mention Team at cornerback ... Record- #56 ed 29 total tackles while playing in all 10 games ... Made three interceptions, returning one for 46 yards #36 and one for 31 yards ... Had five pass break-ups. JEFFREY BOSLEY 2007: Played in eight games during his freshman Senior Offensive lineman 5-11 250 season ... Made 16 tackles. Personal: Son of Alesia Clifton ... Majoring in Business Management ... Born Davie, Fla./Hollywood Hills High School on Jan. 2, 1987. 2009: Played in nine games, making six starts on CAREER STATISTICS the offensive line. 2008: Saw action in five games ------Tackles------Interceptions----- on the offensive line. 2007: Played in three games G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR No. Yds TD 2007 8 10 6 16 1 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 during his freshman season. 2008 10 19 10 29 1 3 8 0 0 3 77 1 Personal: Son of Charles and Billie Jo Bosley ... 2009 10 15 7 22 0.5 1 7 0 0 1 0 0 Majoring in Criminal Justice ... Born on June 24, TOTAL 28 44 23 67 2.5 7 18 0 0 4 77 1 #60 1989.

PHIL BLAISING Senior Offensive lineman 6-2 290 Charlotte, N.C./Southmeck High School

2009: Started all eight games he played in on the offensive line ... Voted to the USA South All-Confer- ence Honorable Mention Team. 2008: Started nine games on the offensive line as a sophomore. 2007: Started the final five games at right tackle during his freshman season. Personal: Son of Phil and Kirsten Blaising ... Major- #69 ing in History and Political Science ... Born on Oct. 16, 1989.

20 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL PLAYER PROFILES

MELVIN WILCOX DONALD REED Senior Offensive lineman 6-2 325 Junior Wide receiver 5-6 145 Laud Lakes, Fla./Nova High School Coconut Creek, Fla./Coral Springs Charter School

2009: Gained experience on the JV team ... Saw 2009: Appeared in seven games ... Made four limited action on the varsity team against Method- catches for 36 yards, including a long of 18 yards. ist University. 2008: Gained experience on the JV 2008: Earned experience with the JV team. team. 2007: Gained experience with the JV squad. Personal: Son of Donald and Brenda Reed ... Ma- Personal: Son of Melvin Wilcox Sr. and Lola Jordan joring in Sports Management ... Born on Sept. 8, ... Majoring in Criminal Justice ... Born on June 22, 1989. #75 1989. #6

CAREER STATISTICS ------Receiving ------Punt Returns------Kick Returns------Year G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R No. Yds Lg Avg/R KEVIN ROBERTS 2008 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2009 7 4 36 0 18 0.6 5.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Senior Center 6-1 273 TOTAL 7 4 36 0 18 0.6 5.1 0 0 Charlotte, N.C./Piedmont High School KADEEM MOBLEY 2009: Started all 10 games at center ... Selected to Junior Defensive end 6-3 210 the USA South All-Conference Honorable Mention Palm Coast, Fla./Flanagan High School Team. 2008: Played nine games at offensive line. 2007: Played in one game during his sophomore 2009: Gained experience on the JV team. 2008: season, but received a medical redshirt after suf- Gained experience on the JV team. fering an injury. 2006: Started in seven and played Personal: Son of Michael and Queen Mobley ... in eight games as a freshman ... Protected quarter- Majoring in Sports Management ... Born on July 25, #77 back Todd Parsons on his way to breaking several 1990. school records. Personal: Son of Dan and Susan Roberts ... Majoring in Sports Management... Born on April 22, 1987. #11

JEREL ROBINSON CARLTON BODNEY-JETER Junior Defensive back 5-11 150 Senior Wide receiver 6-4 185 Richmond, Va./Varina High School Marietta, Ga./Robert H. Osborne High School 2008: Did not play. 2007: Caught one pass for seven 2009: Saw action in four games, helping out on yards ... Returned five kickoffs for a total of 90 yards special teams. 2008: Gained experience on the ... Made two total tackles. JV squad. 2007: Gained experience with the JV Personal: Son of Wilbert and Marcita Robinson ... squad. Majoring in Computer Information Systems ... Born Personal: Son of Kevin Jeter and Lawana Bod- on May 30, 1989. ney ... Majoring in Sports Management ... Born on #81 March 16, 1989. #15 CAREER STATISTICS ------Tackles------Punt Returns------Kickoff Returns----- G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR INT No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R No. Yds Lg Avg/R 2007 3 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 5 90 33 18.0 MATTI VAININEN 2009 10 21 8 29 2.5 11 2 0 0 1 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 0 0 0.0 TOTAL 13 22 9 31 2.5 11 2 0 0 1 1 2 0 2 2.0 5 90 33 18.0 Junior Linebacker 6-0 202 Helsinki, Finland/Pohjois-Haagan MARK GREEN 2009: Appeared in two games. 2008: Gained experi- ence on the JV team. Junior Defensive back 5-9 153 Personal: Son of Hannu Vaininen and Aino Pohjoi- Miami, Fla./American High School saho-Vaininen ... Majoring in Business ... Born on May 15, 1987. 2009: Appeared in one game, making one tackle ... Gained experience on the JV team. 2008: Did not play. 2007: Gained experience on the JV team. #4 Personal: Son of Mark Green and Beth Gray ... Ma- joring in Business Administration ... Born on May 8, 1989. #16

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 21 PLAYER PROFILES

BRAD ROBINSON SIRPATRICK IWU-BYRD Junior Linebacker 6-0 180 Junior Defensive end 6-3 228 St. Paul, Va./Castlewood High School Waterbury, Conn./Wibly High School

2009: Appeared in five games ... Made four total 2009: Played in all 10 games, making three starts tackles. 2008: Gained experience on the JV squad. on the defensive line ... Made 31 total tackles, in- Personal: Son of George Robinson and Deborah cluding 5.5 for a loss ... Had two sacks for a loss of 8 Corvin ... Majoring in Criminal Justice ... Born on yards. 2008: Did not play. 2007: Gained experience Dec. 20, 1989. on the JV team. Personal: Son of Lawrence Iwu and Patricia Byrd ... Majoring in Business Management... Born on Aug. #22 #32 21, 1987.

CAREER STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS ------Tackles------Interceptions------Tackles------Interceptions----- G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Safeties PD FF FR No. Yds TD G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Safeties PD FF FR No. Yds TD 2009 5 3 1 4 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009 10 13 18 31 5.5 19 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 5 3 1 4 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 10 13 18 31 5.5 19 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

ROBSLIN EMMANUEL CHASE BURRIS Junior Safety 6-0 190 Junior Linebacker 5-7 175 Port Charlotte, Fla./Lemon Bay High School Salisbury, N.C./East Rowan High School

2008: Made five total tackles. 2009: Appeared in six games at linebacker ... Made Personal: Son of Jean and Gladys Emmanuel ... 11 total tackles, including one for a loss. 2008: Majoring in Psychology. Gained experience on the JV squad. Personal: Son of Randy and Jan Burris ... Majoring in Education ... Born on April 15, 1990.

#24 #39

CAREER STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS ------Tackles------Interceptions------Tackles------Interceptions----- G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Safeties PD FF FR No. Yds TD G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Safeties PD FF FR No. Yds TD 2008 6 3 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009 6 3 8 11 1.0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 6 3 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 6 3 8 11 1.0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

HORACE STANBACK MATTHEW SMITH Junior Fullback 6-0 205 Junior Linebacker 5-10 227 Temple Hills, Md./Potomac High School Taylors, S.C./Riverside High School

2009: Appeared in one game. 2008: Gained experi- 2009: Played in all 10 games ... Made 32 total tack- ence on the JV team. les ... Had one sack ... Returned one interception for Personal: Son of Horace and Candace Stanback ... 15 yards ... Had one fumble recovery and one pass Majoring in Accounting ... Born on July 14, 1990. breakup. 2008: Recorded 25 total tackles while play- ing in all 10 games ... Recovered one fumble and had one pass break-up. Personal: Son of Kandice Moss ... Major is Unde- #30 #40 cided ... Born on March 15, 1990. CAREER STATISTICS ------Tackles------Interceptions----- G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Safeties PD FF FR No. Yds TD 2008 10 12 13 25 1.0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2009 10 14 18 32 1.0 1 1.0 0 2 0 1 1 15 0 TOTAL 20 26 31 57 2.0 3 1.0 0 3 0 2 1 15 0

22 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL PLAYER PROFILES

ANSSI NEVALAINEN BILL HARRINGTON Junior Defensive end 6-2 235 Junior Offensive lineman 6-3 254 Jyvaskyla, Finland/Imatran Yhteislukio Ashland, Va./Patrick Henry High School

2009: Moved to defensive end, where he started 2009: Started all five games he played in on the nine games and played in all 10 contests ... Totaled offensive line. 2008: Played in three contests as a 30 tackles, including 6.5 for a loss ... Had three freshman. sacks for a loss of 12 yards ... Returned an intercep- Personal: Son of William and Joyce Harrington ... tion 11 yards for a touchdown ... Had one fumble Majoring in Physical Wellness ... Born on Dec. 31, recovery, one forced fumble and one pass breakup 1989. ... Selected by the Averett coaches as a co-winner #44 of the Most Improved Player award at the team’s an- #62 nual football awards banquet. 2008: Made 10 total tackles, including 1.5 for a loss ... Had one pass break-up as a linebacker. Personal: Son of Esko and Terhi Nevalainen ... Majoring in Business ... Born on June 25, 1987. CHRIS LIUFAU CAREER STATISTICS ------Tackles------Interceptions----- Junior Defensive tackle 5-10 320 G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Safeties PD FF FR No. Yds TD Hampton, Va./Kecoughton High School 2008 8 4 6 10 1.5 4 0.0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2009 10 17 13 30 6.5 23 3.0 0 2 1 1 1 11 1 TOTAL 18 21 19 40 8.0 27 3.0 0 3 1 1 1 11 1 2009: Gained experience on the JV team ... Saw limited time with the varsity team. 2008: Gained ex- perience on the JV squad. Personal: Son of Siaosi and Susan Liufau ... Major- ing in Sports Medicine ... Born on July 27, 1989. DUSTIN RUSSELL

Junior Offensive lineman 6-1 220 #70 Selma, Va./Alleghany High School

2009: Appeared in one game. 2008: Gained experi- ence with the JV team. COREY SCRUGGS Personal: Son of David and Lisa Parvin ... Majoring in Physical Education ... Born on May 2 1990. Junior Defensive lineman 6-4 234 Danville, Va./Tunstall High School

2009: Played in six games, making three starts on #54 the defensive line ... Had nine total tackles, including one for a loss ... Selected by the Averett coaches as one of the co-winners of the Most Improved Player award at the annual football awards banquet. 2008: ALEX MAYO Gained experience on the JV squad. Personal: Son of James and Beverly Scruggs ... Junior Offensive lineman 6-2 240 #93 Majoring in Business Administration ... Born on June Wake Forest, N.C./Wake Forest-Rolesville High School 14, 1988. CAREER STATISTICS 2009: Played in seven games, making six starts on ------Tackles------Interceptions----- G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Safeties PD FF FR No. Yds TD the offensive line. 2008: Played eight games as an 2009 6 3 6 9 1.0 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 offensive lineman ... Selected to the USA South All- TOTAL 6 3 6 9 1.0 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Conference Honorable Mention Team at offensive lineman. Personal: Son of Richard and Deirdre Mayo ... Ma- joring in Criminal Justice ... Born on June 15, 1989. #61 BRANDON ALLEN Junior Defensive end 5-10 195 Chesapeake, Va./Indian River High School

2009: Saw action on the JV team. 2008: Gained ex- perience on the JV team. Personal: Son of David and Liz Allen ... Majoring in Business Administration ... Born on Sept. 30, 1989.

#95

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 23 PLAYER PROFILES

ALBERT BROWN ANTHONY BOWLES Junior Defensive tackle 6-1 326 Sophomore Wide receiver 6-3 190 Myrtle Beach, S.C./Myrtle Beach High School China Grove, N.C./South Rowan High School

2009: Played in all 10 games, making one start on 2009: Gained experience on the JV squad. the defensive line ... Finished with 38 total tackles, Personal: Son of Billy and Tammy Bowles ... Ma- including two for a loss ... Had one sack for 6 yards joring in Physical Education ... Born on June 16, ... Returned one interception for 16 yards ... Voted to 1991. the USA South All-Conference Honorable Mention Team. 2008: Did not play. 2007: Made four tackles while appearing in three contests. #99 Personal: Son of Willie and Jacquelyn Brown ... #5 Majoring in Business Management ... Born on July 3, 1989.

CAREER STATISTICS ------Tackles------Interceptions----- G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Safeties PD FF FR No. Yds TD MIKE LUNA 2007 3 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009 10 16 22 38 2.0 8 1.0 0 1 0 0 1 16 0 Sophomore Linebacker 5-7 185 TOTAL 13 17 25 42 2.0 8 1.0 0 1 0 0 1 16 0 Perth Amboy, N.J./Perth Amboy High School

2009: Gained experience on the JV team. Personal: Son of Francisco Luna and Juana Diaz ... OWEN HAYDEN Majoring in History ... Born on Dec. 15, 1990. Sophomore Wide receiver 6-0 180 Raleigh, N.C./Needham Broughton High School #9 2009: Appeared in one game as a freshman ... Gained experience on the junior varsity squad. Personal: Son of Kimberly Hayden ... Majoring in Political Science ... Born on Nov. 13, 1990. XAVIER SIDDALL

Sophomore Quarterback 6-0 200 #1 Yucca Valley, Calif./Yucca Valley High School

2009: Appeared in one game as quarterback. Personal: Son of Christopher and Kimberly Siddall ... Majoring in Athletic Training ... Born on April 8, ZACHARY RICHMAN 1991. Sophomore Punter 5-9 160 Boca Raton, Fla./West Boca Raton High School #12 2009: Appeared in nine games ... Had 45 punts for 1,582 yards and an average of 35.2 yards per punt ... Had a long punt of 69 yards, which set a school record ... Had 17 punts inside 20 yards with ADAM CHIAROLANZIO 12 fair catches and one touchback ... Named the USA South Conference Special Teams Player of the Sophomore Tight end 6-2 215 Week on Nov. 2. Deep Gap, N.C./Watauga High School #2 Personal: Son of Steven and Mindy Richman ... Ma- joring in Athletic Training ... Born on July 8, 1991. 2009: Served as a team manager. 2008: Gained ex- CAREER STATISTICS perience on the JV squad. ------Punting------Personal: Son of Carl and Dawn Chiarolanzio ... G No. Yards Lg Avg Blkd TB FC In-20 Majoring in Criminal Justice ... Nov. 1, 1989. 2009 9 45 1582 69 35.2 0 1 12 17 TOTAL 9 45 1582 69 35.2 0 1 12 17 #13

24 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL PLAYER PROFILES

JOSHUA HUDSON ABELARD EUGENE Sophomore Quarterback 6-0 170 Sophomore Fullback 5-10 190 Clover, Va./Halifax County High School Margate, Fla./Coral Springs High School

2009: Gained experience on the JV team. 2009: Gained experience on the JV team. Personal: Son of Jeffrey and Florence Hudson ... Personal: Son of Pierre Louis Eugene and Alta- Majoring in Business ... Born on July 8, 1991. grace Silney Eugene ... Major is Undecided ... Born on Feb. 13, 1990.

#17 #34

WYNTON STEPHENS JUSTIN FALK Sophomore Tight end 6-1 220 Sophomore Kicker 6-0 145 Seneca, S.C./Seneca High School Loxahatchee, Fla./Seminole Ridge High School

2009: Appeared in eight games as a defensive 2009: Played in three games as a freshman ... Han- lineman ... Made seven total tackles, including two dled eight kickoffs for a total of 426 yards and an sacks for a loss of 6 yards. average of 53.2 yards per kick. Personal: Son of Alfred and Jacqueline Stephens Personal: Son of Arthur and Roberta Falk ... Major- ... Majoring in Sports Management ... Born on July ing in Criminal Justice ... Born on Oct. 18, 1990. 27, 1991.

#18 #35

CAREER STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS ------Tackles------Interceptions------Field Goals------Kickoffs------G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Safeties PD FF FR No. Yds TD G Att Made Lg Pct KO Yards Avg TB OB 2009 8 3 4 7 2.0 9 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009 3 0 0 n/a n/a 8 426 53.2 0 1 TOTAL 8 3 4 7 2.0 9 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 3 0 0 n/a n/a 8 426 53.2 0 1

THOMAS EBERT KYLE SMITH Sophomore Safety 5-9 160 Sophomore Linebacker 6-0 190 Burlington, N.C./Walter M. Williams High School Raleigh, N.C./Millbrook High School

2009: Gained experience on the JV team. 2009: Appeared in four games ... Made four total Personal: Son of Paul and Lisa H. Ebert ... Majoring tackles. in Mathematics ... Born on Oct. 11, 1990. Personal: Son of Thomas and Merrill Smith ... Ma- joring in Business ... Born on Dec. 7, 1990.

#21 #41

CAREER STATISTICS ------Tackles------Interceptions----- G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Safeties PD FF FR No. Yds TD 2009 4 2 2 4 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KHADEEM WILSON TOTAL 4 2 2 4 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sophomore Defensive back 5-11 180 Bowie, Md./Bowie High School

Khadeem is in his first season with the football team. Personal: Son of Rugene Wilson and Jandel Ben- jermin ... Majoring in Business Administration ... Born on Feb. 14, 1991 ... Was a member of the Av- erett men’s cross country team in 2009. #25

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 25 PLAYER PROFILES

KYLE SNEED RAY BARE Sophomore Offensive lineman 6-1 289 Freshman Wide receiver 6-0 178 Lanexa, Va./New Kent High School Roanoke, Va./Staunton River High School

2009: Made two starts on the offensive line. Ray is in his first season with the Cougars after join- Personal: Son of Mark and Barbara Sneed ... Ma- ing the team in the spring of 2010. joring in Journalism ... Born on Aug. 29, 1990. Personal: Son of Ray and Tonja Bare ... Major is Sports Management ... Born on Aug. 30, 1979.

#65 #19

HARRY JOHN JOSH CLARK Freshman Offensive lineman 6-3 285 Sophomore Offensive lineman 6-7 320 Danville, Va./George Washington High School Cary, N.C./Needham Broughton High School Josh is in his first season with the Cougars after 2009: Played in five games, making one start on the transferring from Division II Glenville State Univer- offensive line. sity. He joined the program in the spring of 2010. : Son of Jay John ... Majoring in Athletic Personal 2009 (at Glenville State): Redshirted. Training ... Born on Nov. 29, 1990. Personal: Son of John and Roxanne Clark ... Major- ing in Marketing... Born on Jan. 27, 1990.

#67 #59

BRAD SCOTT ONLINE FEATURES Sophomore Kicker 6-2 165 Rocky Mount, N.C./Nash Central High School l FRESHMEN PLAYER PROFILES Brad is in his first season at Averett after transferring from Guilford College. 2009 (at Guilford): Named Please visit www.averettcougars.com to view all Old Dominion Athletic All-Conference Second Team freshmen player profiles, as well as the most up-to-date ... Finished the season with a conference-high 10 field goals in 16 attempts ...... Was 10-for-11 on field team roster and news. goals 40 yards or shorter ... His 1.0 field goals per game average led the Old Dominion Athletic Confer- #8 ence and ranked among the top 20 NCAA Division III leaders... Converted 16-of-21 point-after attempts l 2010 SEASON OUTLOOK and finished with a team-high 46 points ... Averaged a conference-high 63.7 yards per kickoff and he had six touchbacks. & GAME RESULTS Personal: Son of Donnie and Joy Scott ... Majoring in Pre-Law ... Born on Nov. 29, 1990 The 2010 season preview is available online at www. CAREER STATISTICS averettcougars.com. All game results, statistics and ------Field Goals------Kickoffs------G Att Made Lg Pct KO Yards Avg TB OB recaps will also be available online immediately follow- 2009 10 16 10 40 62.5 42 2677 63.7 6 0 TOTAL 10 16 10 40 62.5 42 2677 63.7 6 0 ing the completion of games.

l VIDEO AND PHOTOS Throughout the season, www.averettcougars.com will feature highlight videos and photo galleries from Averett games.

26 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 2010 AVERETT COUGARS

2010 Averett football team and coaching staff.

2010 Averett football coaching staff.

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 27 TEAM CAPTAINS & TEAM MANAGERS

2010 Football Team Captains Jerel Robinson, Anssi Nevalainen, Phil Blaising and Jeremy Dixon.

2010 Football Team Managers Christian Peterson, Kahninde Owens, Jean Max Nord, Dannielle Emerson, Lindsey Forkin and Mariel Henderson.

28 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 2010 SEASON

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 29 2010 OPPONENTS

Hampden-Sydney Guilford Washington and Lee College College University

2010 Schedule 2010 Schedule 2010 Schedule Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Sept. 4 at Averett 1 p.m. Sept. 4 Greensboro 7 p.m. Sept. 4 at Franklin & Marshall 1 p.m. Sept. 11 N.C. Wesleyan 1 p.m. Sept. 11 Methodist 7 p.m. Sept. 11 at Sewanee 1 p.m. Sept. 18 Sewanee 1 p.m. Sept. 18 at Averett 1 p.m. Sept. 25 Averett 1 p.m. Sept. 25 at Salisbury 1 p.m. Oct. 2 Washington & Lee* 1 p.m. Oct. 2 at Guilford* 1 p.m. Oct. 2 at Catholic* 1 p.m. Oct. 9 at Southern Virginia* 1 p.m. Oct. 9 Emory & Henry* 1 p.m. Oct. 9 at Bridgewater* 1 p.m. Oct. 16 Bridgewater* 1 p.m. Oct. 16 Randolph-Macon* 1 p.m. Oct. 16 Emory & Henry* 1 p.m. Oct. 23 at Randolph-Macon* 1 p.m. Oct. 23 at Bridgewater* 1 p.m. Oct. 30 Guilford* 1 p.m. Oct. 30 at Hampden-Sydney* 1 p.m. Oct. 29 at Catholic* 7 p.m. Nov. 6 at Washington & Lee* 1 p.m. Nov. 6 Catholic* 1 p.m. Nov. 6 Hampden-Sydney* 1 p.m. Nov. 13 Randolph-Macon* 1 p.m. Nov. 13 at Emory & Henry* 1 p.m. Nov. 13 at Juniata 1 p.m.

2009 Results 2009 Results 2009 Results Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Sept. 5 N.C. Wesleyan W, 55-23 Sept. 5 at Greensboro L, 12-7 Sept. 5 Franklin & Marshall L, 29-27 Sept. 12 Gettysburg W, 46-43 (OT) Sept. 12 at Methodist L, 20-19 Sept. 12 Sewanee W, 31-13 Sept. 19 at Sewanee W, 51-7 Sept. 19 Averett L, 28-3 Sept. 19 Greensboro L, 26-20 (OT) Sept. 26 at Guilford* W, 31-6 Sept. 26 Hampden-Sydney* L, 31-6 Sept. 26 at Averett L, 14-10 Oct. 3 Bridgewater* W, 19-0 Oct. 2 Southern Virginia W, 48-6 Oct. 3 at Randolph-Macon* L, 21-13 Oct. 10 at Emory & Henry* W, 23-12 Oct. 17 at Bridgewater* L, 40-9 Oct. 10 Catholic* W, 28-14 Oct. 17 Washington & Lee* W, 38-31 Oct. 24 Washington & Lee* L, 28-21 Oct. 17 at Hampden-Sydney* L, 38-31 Oct. 24 at Catholic* W, 21-7 Oct. 31 Randolph-Macon* W, 20-13 Oct. 24 at Guilford* W, 28-21 Nov. 7 Salisbury W, 59-14 Nov. 7 at Catholic* W, 42-21 Oct. 31 Bridgewater* L, 25-34 (OT) Nov. 14 at Randolph-Macon* W, 34-27 Nov. 14 Emory & Henry* L, 17-3 Nov. 7 at Emory & Henry* L, 23-16 Nov. 21 Johns Hopkins# L, 23-7 # Denotes NCAA Tournament game

2009 Record: 10-1 (6-0 ODAC) 2009 Record: 3-7 (2-4 ODAC) 2009 Record: 3-7 (2-4 ODAC ) Coach: Marty Favret (11th season) Coach: Kevin Kiesel (sixth season) Coach: Frank Miriello (16th Season) Mascot: Tigers Mascot: Quakers Mascot: Generals Location: Hampden-Sydney, Va. Location: Greensboro, N.C. Location: Lexington, Va. Enrollment: 1,068 Enrollment: 2,614 Enrollment: 2,155 President: Christopher Howard President: Kent Chabotar President: Kenneth Ruscio Athletics Director: Joe Bush Athletics Director: Tom Palombo Athletics Director: Jan Hathorn SID: Davis Yake SID: Dave Walters SID: Brian Laubscher SID Phone: (434) 223-6156 SID Phone: (336) 316-2107 SID Phone: (540) 458-8676 SID E-mail: [email protected] SID E-mail: [email protected] SID E-mail: [email protected] Athletics Web site: www.hsc.edu/athletics Athletics Web site: www.guilford.edu/athletics Athletics Web site: www.generalssports.com

30 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 2010 OPPONENTS

Greensboro Christ. Newport Maryville College University College

2010 Schedule 2010 Schedule 2010 Schedule Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Sept. 4 at Guilford 7 p.m. Sept. 4 Wesley 1 p.m. Sept. 4 at Huntingdon 1 p.m. Sept. 11 Emory & Henry 1 p.m. Sept. 11 at Salisbury 6 p.m. Sept. 11 Centre 1:30 p.m. Sept. 18 at Apprentice 1 p.m. Sept. 18 at Frostburg State 1 p.m. Sept. 18 LaGrange 1:30 p.m. Oct. 2 at Averett* 1 p.m. Oct. 2 at Shenandoah* 7 p.m. Oct. 2 at Methodist* 1 p.m. Oct. 9 at N.C. Wesleyan* 1 p.m. Oct. 9 Averett* 1 p.m. Oct. 9 Shenandoah* 1:30 p.m. Oct. 16 Ferrum* 1 p.m. Oct. 16 at N.C. Wesleyan* 1 p.m. Oct. 16 at Averett* 1 p.m. Oct. 23 at Christopher Newport* 1 p.m. Oct. 23 Greensboro* 1 p.m. Oct. 23 N.C. Wesleyan* 2 p.m. Oct. 30 Maryville* 1 p.m. Oct. 30 Ferrum* 1 p.m. Oct. 30 at Greensboro* 1 p.m. Nov. 6 at Methodist* 1 p.m. Nov. 6 at Maryville* 1 p.m. Nov. 6 Christopher Newport* 1:30 p.m. Nov. 13 Shenandoah* 1 p.m. Nov. 13 Methodist* 1 p.m. Nov. 13 at Ferrum* 1 p.m.

2009 Results 2009 Results 2009 Results Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Sept. 5 Guilford W, 12-7 Sept. 5 at Wesley L, 34-0 Sept. 5 Huntingdon L, 31-13 Sept. 12 Emory & Henry L, 31-14 Sept. 19 Salisbury W, 27-21 (3OT) Sept. 12 at Centre L, 24-17 Sept. 19 at Wash. and Lee W, 26-20 (OT) Sept. 26 Wilkes L, 24-17 Sept. 19 at LaGrange W, 23-6 Oct. 3 Averett* L, 28-17 Oct. 3 Shenandoah* W, 30-27 (2 OT) Oct. 3 Methodist* W, 36-30 (4 OT) Oct. .10 N.C. Wesleyan* L, 35-13 Oct. 10 at Averett* W, 43-12 Oct. 10 at Shenandoah* W, 22-19 Oct. 17 at Ferrum* W, 27-24 Oct. 17 N.C. Wesleyan* L, 35-7 Oct. 17 Averett* L, 24-21 Oct. 24 Christopher Newport* L, 14-7 Oct. 24 at Greensboro* W, 14-7 Oct. 24 at N.C. Wesleyan* L, 51-17 Oct. 31 at Maryville* W, 26-12 Oct. 31 at Ferrum* W, 28-14 Oct. 31 Greensboro* L, 26-12 Nov. 7 Methodist* W, 42-20 Nov. 7 Maryville* L, 21-14 Nov. 7 at Christopher Newport* W, 21-14 Nov. 14 at Shenandoah* W, 23-20 Nov. 14 at Methodist* L, 10-9 Nov. 14 Ferrum* L, 21-14

2009 Record: 6-4 (4-3 USA South) 2009 Record: 5-5 (4-3 USA South) 2009 Record: 4-6 (3-4 USA South) Coach: Dr. Randy Hunt (second season) Coach: Matt Kelchner (10th season) Coach: Tony Ierulli (eighth season) Mascot: Pride Mascot: Captains Mascot: Scots Location: Greensboro, N.C. Location: Newport News, Va. Location: Maryville, Tenn. Enrollment:1,300 Enrollment: 4,884 Enrollment: 1,114 President: Dr. Craven E. Williams President: Paul S. Trible President: Tom Bogart Athletics Director: Jean Lojko Athletics Director: C.J. Woollum Athletic Director: Kandis Schram SID: Bob Lowe SID: Francis Tommasino SID: Eric Etchison SID Phone(336) 272- 7102, ext. 279 SID Phone: 757- 594-7884 SID Phone: (865) 981-8283 SID Email: [email protected] SID email: [email protected] SID E mail: [email protected] Athletics Web site: Athletics Web site: www.cnusports.com Athletics Web site: www.greensborocollegeports.com www.maryvillecollege.edu/athletics/index.asp

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 31 2010 OPPONENTS

Methodist Shenandoah Ferrum University University College

2010 Schedule 2010 Schedule 2010 Schedule Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Sept. 4 Randolph-Macon 1 p.m. Sept. 4 Catholic 7 p.m. Sept. 4 Emory & Henry 1 p.m. Sept. 11 at Guilford 7 p.m. Sept. 11 at Bridgewater 1 p.m. Sept. 18 Southern Virginia 1 p.m. Sept. 25 at Emory & Henry 1 p.m. Sept. 18 at Randolph-Macon 1 p.m. Sept. 25 at Bridgewater 1 p.m. Oct. 2 Maryville* 1 p.m. Oct. 2 Christopher Newport* 7 p.m. Oct. 2 N.C. Wesleyan* 2 p.m. Oct. 9 Ferrum* 1 p.m. Oct. 9 at Maryville* 1:30 p.m. Oct. 9 at Methodist* 1 p.m. Oct. 16 at Shenandoah* 7 p.m. Oct. 16 Methodist* 7 p.m. Oct. 16 at Greensboro* 7 p.m. Oct. 23 Averett* 1 p.m. Oct. 23 at Ferrum* 1 p.m. Oct. 23 Shenandoah* 1 p.m. Oct. 30 at N.C. Wesleyan* 1 p.m. Oct. 30 Averett* 7 p.m. Oct. 30 at Christopher Newport* 1 p.m. Nov. 6 Greensboro* 1 p.m. Nov. 6 N.C. Wesleyan* 7 p.m. Nov. 6 at Averett* 1 p.m. Nov. 13 at Christopher Newport* 1 p.m. Nov. 13 at Greensboro* 1 p.m. Nov. 13 Maryville* 1 p.m.

2009 Results 2009 Results 2009 Results Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Sept. 5 at Campbell L, 48-28 Sept. 2 at Catholic W, 21-3 Sept. 5 at Emory & Henry L, 24-21 Sept. 12 Guilford W, 20-19 Sept. 12 Bridgewater L, 21-13 Sept. 19 Bridgewater W, 37-34 (OT) Sept. 26 Emory & Henry L, 28-3 Sept. 19 Randolph-Macon L, 17-14 Sept. 26 Southern Virginia W, 28-21 Oct. 3 at Maryville* L, 36-30 (4 OT) Oct. 3 at Chris. Newport* L, 30-27 (2 OT) Oct. 3 at N.C. Wesleyan* L, 34-24 Oct. 10 at Ferrum* L, 49-35 Oct. 10 Maryville* L, 22-19 Oct. 10 Methodist* W, 49-35 Oct. 17 Shenandoah* W, 17-14 (OT) Oct. 17 at Methodist* L, 17-14 (OT) Oct. 17 Greensboro* L, 27-24 Oct. 24 at Averett* L, 38-7 Oct. 24 Ferrum* L, 19-13 Oct. 24 at Shenandoah* W, 19-13 Oct. 31 N.C. Wesleyan* L, 42-32 Oct. 31 at Averett* L, 24-22 Oct. 31 Christopher Newport* L, 28-14 Nov. 7 at Greensboro* L, 42-20 Nov. 7 at N.C. Wesleyan* L, 38-28 Nov. 7 Averett* L, 34-28 (3 OT) Nov. 14 Christopher Newport* W, 10-9 Nov. 14 Greensboro* L, 23-20 Nov. 14 at Maryville* W, 21-14

2009 Record: 3-7 (2-5 USA South) 2008 Record: 1-9 (0-7 USA South) 2009 Record: 5-5 (3-4 USA South) Coach: Jim Sypult (19th season) Coach: Paul Barnes (10th season) Coach: Dave Davis (17th Season) Mascot: Monarchs Mascot: Hornets Mascot: Panthers Location: Fayetteville, N.C. Location: Winchester, Va. Location: Ferrum, Va. Enrollment: 2,200 Enrollment: 3,107 Enrollment: 1,300 President: M. Elton Hendricks President: Tracy Fitzsimmons President: Jennifer Braaten Athletic Director: Bob McEvoy Athletic Director: Wayne Edwards Athletic Director: Abe Naff SID: Kirbie Britt SID: Scott Musa SID: Gary Holden SID Phone: (910) 630-7172 SID Phone: 540-665-5417 SID Phone: (540) 365-4306 SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: [email protected] Athletics Web site: www.mumonarchs.com Athletics Web site: www.suhornets.com Athletics Web site: www.ferrumpanthers.com

32 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 2010 OPPONENTS/USA SOUTH COMPOSITE SCHEDULE

2010 USA South Conference Composite Schedule

Date Matchups Time Sept. 4 Randolph-Macon at Methodist 1 p.m. Wesley at Chris. Newport 1 p.m. Hampden-Sydney at Averett 1 p.m. Emory & Henry at Ferrum 1 p.m. Maryville at Huntingdon 2 p.m. N.C. Wesleyan at Salisbury 6 p.m. Catholic at Shenandoah 7 p.m. Greensboro at Guilford 7 p.m. Sept. 11 Emory & Henry at Greensboro 1 p.m. N.C. Wesleyan N.C. Wesleyan at Hampden-Sydney 1 p.m. Shenandoah at Bridgewater 1 p.m. College Centre at Maryville 1:30 p.m. Chris. Newport at Salisbury 6 p.m. 2010 Schedule Methodist at Guilford 7 p.m. Date Opponent Time Sept. 18 Southern Va. at Ferrum 1 p.m. Sept. 4 at Salisbury 6 p.m. LaGrange at Maryville 1 p.m. Sept. 11 at Hampden-Sydney 1 p.m. Chris. Newport at Frostburg St. 1 p.m. Sept. 18 LaGrange 1 p.m. Shenandoah at Randolph-Macon 1 p.m. Oct. 2 at Ferrum* 1 p.m. Greensboro at Apprentice School 1 p.m. Oct. 9 Greensboro* 1 p.m. Guilford at Averett 1 p.m. Oct. 16 Christopher Newport* 1 p.m. Sept. 25 LaGrange at N.C. Wesleyan 1 p.m. Oct. 23 at Maryville* 2 p.m. Methodist at Emory & Henry 1 p.m. Oct. 30 Methodist* 1 p.m. Ferrum at Bridgewater 1 p.m. Nov. 6 at Shenandoah* 1 p.m. Averett at Wash. & Lee 1 p.m. Nov. 13 Averett* 1 p.m. Oct. 2 N.C. Wesleyan at Ferrum 1 p.m. Maryville at Methodist 1 p.m. 2009 Results Greensboro at Averett 1 p.m. Date Opponent Time Chris. Newport at Shenandoah 7 p.m. Sept. 5 at Hampden-Sydney L, 55-23 Oct. 9 Ferrum at Methodist 1 p.m. Sept. 12 Salisbury W, 24-17 Greensboro at N.C. Wesleyan 1 p.m. Sept. 19 at Emory & Henry L, 36-34 Averett at Chris. Newport 1 p.m. Oct. 3 Ferrum* W, 34-24 Shenandoah at Maryville 1:30 p.m. Oct. 10 at Greensboro* W, 35-13 Oct. 16 Ferrum at Greensboro 1 p.m. Oct. 17 at Christopher Newport* W, 35-7 Maryville at Averett 1 p.m. Oct. 24 Maryville* W, 51-17 Chris. Newport at N.C. Wesleyan 1 p.m. Oct. 31 at Methodist* W, 42-32 Methodist at Shenandoah 7 p.m. Nov. 7 Shenandoah* W, 38-28 Oct. 23 Averett at Methodist 1 p.m. Nov. 14 at Averett* W, 49-27 Shenandoah at Ferrum 1 p.m. Nov. 21 at Wesley# L, 55-23 Greensboro at Chris. Newport 1 p.m. # Denotes NCAA Tournament game N.C. Wesleyan at Maryville 2 p.m. Oct. 30 Methodist at N.C. Wesleyan 1 p.m. Ferrum at Chris. Newport 1 p.m. 2009 Record: 8-3 (7-0 USA South) Maryville at Greensboro 1 p.m. Coach: Mark Henninger (third season) Averett at Shenandoah 7 p.m. Nov. 6 Greensboro at Methodist 1 p.m. Mascot: Battling Bishops Ferrum at Averett 1 p.m. Location: Rocky Mount, N.C. Chris. Newport at Maryville 1 p.m. Enrollment: 1,628 N.C. Wesleyan at Shenandoah 1 p.m. President: James A. Gary III Nov. 13 Maryville at Ferrum 1 p.m. Athletic Director: John Thompson Shenandoah at Greensboro 1 p.m. SID: Rikki Rich Averett at N.C. Wesleyan 1 p.m. SID Phone: 252.985.5211 Methodist at Chris. Newport 1 p.m. SID Email: [email protected] Note: Schedules subject to change Athletics Web site: http://annex.ncwc.edu/athletics

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 33 USA SOUTH CONFERENCE

The USA South Athletic Conference might be Division III allowing membership for nonathletic one of the newest names in Division III athlet- scholarship institutions only. The Dixie joined ics, but that doesn’t mean the 11-team confer- the NCAA, and in so doing, became one of ence is new on the scene. One of the oldest the first conferences accepted into Division Division III conferences in the nation, the USA III. Since the inception of Division III, the USA South was born as the Dixie Intercollegiate South has been a leader in many areas, and Athletic Conference in 1963 when six institu- has gained an outstanding regional and na- tions with similar philosophies of academics tional reputation in a number of sports. and athletics joined as founding members. Those colleges were: Charlotte College (now The Conference sponsored athletic programs UNC-Charlotte), College of Charleston (S.C.), for men only until 1981. In that year, the NCAA Methodist College (now Methodist University), expanded its sponsorship to include women’s North Carolina Wesleyan College, St. Andrews sports, and the Dixie followed that lead by Presbyterian College and Lynchburg College. including women’s sports. The Conference The basis for the new athletic conference was now sponsors championships in men’s and Commissioner that participation would be strictly amateur, and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s Rita Wiggs thus no athletically awarded financial aid or soccer, women’s volleyball, football, men’s and athletic scholarships would be awarded. That women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s Web site: philosophy still exists today. and women’s tennis, golf and women’s lacrosse www.usasouth.net for a total of 14 sports. In February 2003, it was announced that the Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference would Presently, the Conference features 11 institu- change its name to the USA South Athletic Con- tions, five in Virginia, five in North Carolina and ference. The name change was made official one in Tennessee. The Tennessee institution, on July 1, 2003, and the first USA South Athletic Maryville College, became a competing mem- Conference championships were awarded in ber of the Conference in the fall of 2005 as a the fall of 2003. football only member. Averett University, Chris- topher Newport University, Ferrum College, The Conference was originally affiliated with the Greensboro College, Mary Baldwin College, National Association of Intercollegiate Athlet- Meredith College, Peace College and Shenan- The Official Ball of the ics (NAIA) and remained with that affiliation doah University have joined Methodist and N.C. USA South Conference until 1973. At that time, the NCAA divided into Wesleyan and make up today’s Conference three legislative and competitive divisions, with membership.

Past USA South Conference Champions

Year Team(s) USA South Record NCAA Berth(s) 2001 Christopher Newport, Ferrum 5-1 Christopher Newport 2002 Christopher Newport, Ferrum 5-1 Christopher Newport 2003 Christopher Newport, Shenandoah 5-1 Christopher Newport 2004 Shenandoah, Christopher Newport 5-1 Shenandoah, Christopher Newport 2005 Ferrum, Methodist 6-1 Ferrum 2006 Christopher Newport, Averett 6-1 Christopher Newport 2007 N.C. Wesleyan 7-0 N.C. Wesleyan 2008 Christopher Newport 7-0 Christopher Newport 2009 N.C. Wesleyan 7-0 N.C. Wesleyan

34 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 2009 IN REVIEW

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 35 2009 IN REVIEW

2009 Final Conference/Regular Season Standings ------USA South Conference------Overall------GP Record Win % PF PA GP Record Win % PF PA N.C. Wesleyan 7 7-0 1.000 284 148 10 8-2 0.800 365 256 Averett 7 5-2 0.714 187 187 10 7-3 0.700 263 244 Greensboro 7 4-3 0.571 155 153 10 6-4 0.600 207 211 Christopher Newport 7 4-3 0.571 145 126 10 5-5 0.500 189 205 Ferrum 7 3-4 0.429 179 185 10 5-5 0.500 265 264 Maryville 7 3-4 0.429 143 185 10 4-6 0.400 196 246 Methodist 7 2-5 0.286 151 230 10 3-7 0.300 202 325 Shenandoah 7 0-7 0.000 143 173 10 1-9 0.100 191 214

Offensive Player of the Year All-Conference Second Team Dennis Derricott, Shenandoah Bo Jordan, N.C. Wesleyan RB-Tunde Ogun, Christopher Newport OL-Patrick Green, Christopher Newport Offensive Rookie of the Year RB-Mike Vann, Ferrum OL-Kevin Roberts, Averett Antwan Thorpe, Greensboro FB-Dontavious Watson, Averett OL-Jamal Venable, Shenandoah Defensive Player of the Year QB-Cody Ladutko, Averett DL-Albert Brown, Averett LeeRon Boykin, N.C. Wesleyan WR-Anthony Squillini, Averett DL-Michael Doyne, Methodist Defensive Rookie of the Year WR-Antwan Thorpe, Greensboro DL-Brian Green, Greensboro James Wallace, N.C. Wesleyan TE-Brandon Richardson, Greensboro DL-Kyle Krupp, Christopher Newport Coach of the Year OL-Brian Cook, Shenandoah DL-Nathan Wooten, Greensboro Mark Henninger, N.C. Wesleyan OL-Brandon Iseman, Methodist LB-Zane Cooper, Averett OL-Andrew Hollingsworth, Ferrum LB-Devon Morrison, Greensboro All-Conference First Team OL-Shannon Robinson, Averett LB-John Redmond, Shenandoah RB-Bryuan Haywood, N.C. Wesleyan OL-Brian Wendel, Maryville LB-Logan Smyth, Averett RB-Keone Kyle, Shenandoah DL-Blake Barnes, Maryville DB-Caleb Clement, Maryville FB-Quintel Banks, Ferrum DL-Yohance Butler, Maryville DB-Phil Garrett, Maryville QB-Bo Jordan, N.C. Wesleyan DL-James Carter, N.C. Wesleyan DB-Frederick Reid, Averett WR-Wesley Idlett, Maryville DL-Brian Drumgoole, Greensboro DB-Mykel Searcy, Greensboro WR-Orlando Webb, N.C. Wesleyan DL-Zack Leonard, Ferrum DB-Demory Williams, Methodist TE-Alonzo Washington, N.C. Wesleyan LB-Maureik Goode, Ferrum RS-Grady Hart, Methodist OL-Carmeron Deaver, N.C. Wesleyan LB-Antonio Harris, N.C. Wesleyan K-Andrew Noboa, Maryville OL-Kennett Hall, Christopher Newport LB-Jay Kirland, Christopher Newport P-Donnie Leopold, Greensboro OL-Dexter Hinds, Ferrum LB-James Wallace, N.C. Wesleyan OL-Anthony Moore, N.C. Wesleyan DB-Bud Christy, Maryville All-Sportsmanship Team OL-Asmun Washington, N.C. Wesleyan DB-Brian Leary, Methodist Dontavious Watson - Averett DL-LeeRon Boykin, N.C. Wesleyan DB-DeAngelo Stewart, N.C. Wesleyan Jason Addie - Christopher Newport DL-Mo Salih, Shenandoah DB-Ryan Wever, Christopher Newport Maureik Goode - Ferrum DL-Willie Taylor, Ferrum RS-Anthony Squillini, Averett Mike Caparaso - Greensboro DL-Trevor Wagner, Christopher Newport K-Scott Puschell, Ferrum J.T. McCarty - Maryville DL-Jaren Wilcox, N.C. Wesleyan P-Matthew Bourne, Christopher Newport Brian Leary - Methodist LB-Kyle Chewning, Maryville Teron Bush - N.C. Wesleyan LB-Adrin Diggs, Christopher Newport All-Conference Honorable Mention Team Vern Lunsford - Shenandoah LB-Mario Huffman, Averett RB-Steven Harris, Ferrum LB-Joe Lunsford, Shenandoah RB-Rommel Hightower, Maryville DB-Dennis Hardy, Ferrum FB-Anthony Cordero, Shenandoah DB-Larry Gibbs, Shenandoah QB-Erik Teague, Methodist DB-Andreas Platt, Greensboro WR-Jeremy Dixon, Averett DB-Quentin Pope, N.C. Wesleyan WR-Chris Peoples, Methodist RS-Jeremy Dixon, Averett WR-Rico Wallace, Shenandoah K-Tyler Mosko, Methodist TE-Nathan Kindley, Methodist P-T.J. Grzesikowski, Ferrum OL-Phil Blaising, Averett OL-

36 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 2009 IN REVIEW

GAME 1: Bridgewater 44, Averett 34 BRIDGEWATER, Va. — Averett pulled to within 10 2009 RESULTS points of Bridgewater with just over five minutes to play, but the Cougars couldn’t get any closer after a digging a big hole early. The Eagled held off Averett 44-34 in both teams’ season-opener. Bridgewater (1-0) jumped out to a 24-0 lead thanks to a couple of big plays. Mike Clements’ 44-yard interception return put the Eagles ahead 17-0 and wide receiver Rudy Jackson added an 83-yard punt return for a touchdown. Yet, Averett (0-1) battled back. After trailing 31-13 at halftime, the Cougars scored the only points of the third quarter on a 9-yard run by freshman Antwan Hughes. Bridgewater answered with a touchdown at the start of the fourth quarter, but the Cougars came right back with a 60- yard touchdown pass from junior Philip Kwiatkowski to se- nior receiver Anthony Squillini. The score cut Bridgewater’s lead to 38-28 with 5:37 to play. The Cougars forced Bridgewater to go three-and-out and got the ball back with four and a half minutes left. How- ever, Averett’s offense couldn’t get a first down. The Eagles added another touchdown, which was off- set by Averett touchdown as time expired. Depsite the loss, Averett outshined Bridgewater in most statistical categories. The Cougars outgained the Ea- gles in rushing and passing yards to the total of 124 more offensive yards. Averett also had 10 more first downs and more time of possession. However, the bad start was too tough to overcome for the Cougars. Kwiatkowski led Averett with 205 yards passing. Se- niors Brian Daniels and Dontavious Watson added rush- ing touchdowns, along with Hughes and junior quarterback Cody Ladutko. Senior Zane Cooper and junior Justin McCauley led Averett’s defense with seven tackles apiece. Sophomore defensive tackle Albert Brown added a 16-yard interception Averett made its way back to the top of the USA South Conference standings return. Bridgewater quarterback Hagan Driskell threw for 151 in 2009, finishing as the league’s runner-up. yards and three touchdowns to lead the Eagles.

Averett 0 13 7 14 — 34 Date Opponent Location Result Bridgewater 17 14 0 13 — 44 9/5 Bridgewater Bridgewater, Va. L, 44-34 Scoring Summary First Quarter 9/19 Guilford Greensboro, N.C. W, 28-3 BC Beiler 18 pass from Driskell (Davis kick), 12:40 BC Davis 31 field goal, 8:12 9/26 Washington and Lee Danville, Va. W, 14-10 BC Clements 44 interception return (Davis kick), 3:16 10/3 Greensboro* Greensboro, N.C. W, 28-17 Second Quarter BC Jackson 83 punt return (Davis kick), 9:05 10/10 Christopher Newport* Danville, Va. L, 43-12 AU Daniels 1 run (Klusacek kick), 5:21 BC Tate 4 run (Davis kick), 3:10 10/17 Maryville* Maryville, Tenn. W, 24-21 AU Watson 12 run (Klusacek kick failed), 1:00 Third Quarter 10/24 Methodist* Danville, Va. W, 38-7 AU A. Hughes 9 run (Klusacek kick), 7:39 10/31 Shenandoah* Danville, Va. W, 24-22 Fourth Quarter BC Cole 12 pass from Driskell (Davis kick), 11:01 11/7 Ferrum* Ferrum, Va. W, 34-28 (3 OT) AU Squillini 60 pass from Kwiatkowski (Oristian pass from Kwiatkowski), 5:37 11/14 N.C. Wesleyan* Danville, Va. L, 49-27 BC Jackson 19 pass from Driskell (Davis kick failed), 2:17 AU Ladutko 11 run, 0:00

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 37 2009 IN REVIEW

GAME 2: Averett 28, Guilford 3 GAME 3: Averett 14, Wash. & Lee 10 GAME 4: Averett 28, Greensboro 17 GREENSBORO, N.C. — It took two quarters to get DANVILLE, Va. — On a day when the rainy, muddy GREENSBORO, N.C. — A dominant first half helped into a rhythm, but the Averett University offense scored field conditions made scoring drives a rarity, Averett’s de- Averett withstand a run late as the Cougars defeated three touchdowns in the second half to pull away from the fense got the job done. The Cougars shut out Washington Greensboro College 28-17 in both teams’ USA South Con- Guilford College Quakers en route to a 28-3 win Saturday & Lee University in the second half for a 14-10 victory on ference openers on Saturday night at Jamieson Stadium. night at the Armfield Athletic Center. Homecoming at the Cougar Den on Saturday. Averett, which hadn’t scored a single point in the first The two teams traded punts for most of the first half, Averett (2-1) held Washington & Lee to zero rushing quarter through the first three games this season, changed but a long pass from quarterback Cody Ladutko to senior yards on 15 carries in the second half, and the Cougars that with two touchdowns in the first quarter against the wide receiver Anthony Squillini gave the Cougars (1-1) a picked off three passes — including one by senior Freder- Pride. Junior running back Mark Williams scored his first first and goal at the Quaker 2-yard line. With 2:02 left to play ick Reid with less than two minutes to play — to seal their touchdown of the season on a 15-yard rush to the right side in the first half, Brian Daniels punched the ball in from there second consecutive victory. of the end zone just over seven minutes into the contest. to give Averett a 7-0 lead they would never relinquish. With a light mist falling early in the game, Washington Following a Greensboro field goal, Averett struck again. Se- The Averett offense came alive in the second half, & Lee (1-3) took a 3-0 lead on a Martin Pritchard 27-yard nior running back Dontavious Watson found the end zone scoring three touchdowns. Squillini and Ladutko connected field goal in the first quarter. With both offenses struggling on a 7-yard run to put the Cougars ahead 14-3. for a 64-yard scoring strike with 1:52 remaining the third to get anything going, the Generals broke through for a The Cougars (4-1, 1-0 USA South) added another quarter, which marked Ladutko’s first career passing touch- touchdown on a 3-yard run by Jonathan Clemo, which gave score before the half. Junior quarterback Cody Ladutko down as a Cougar. Washington & Lee a 10-0 advantage wit 3:34 to go in the found Jeremy Dixon on a screen pass, and Dixon cut back The Quakers (0-3) had a tough time with the Mike second quarter. through the middle 11 yards for his first touchdown of the Dunlevy’s defense, who only allowed 228 yards. They lone Averett answered the challenge on its next posses- season. Guilford scoring play came with 2:58 remaining in the third sion with a seven-play, 59-yard drive that culminated in a That 21-3 lead, which held up through halftime, in- quarter on a 30-yard field goal by Brad Scott. 28-yard touchdown reception from junior quarterback Cody creased to 28-3 when sophomore defense end Anssi Neva- Steven Oristian also hauled in a scoring pass from Ladutko to senior wide receiver Anthony Squillini. lainen intercepted Greensboro quarterback Mike Caparaso Ladutko in the fourth quarter and Daniels scored on a Although the Cougars cut the deficit to 10-7, they and returned it 11 yards for another Cougars touchdown 1-yard run with 24 seconds remaining to give Averett the gave the Generals great field position on the kickoff return. early in the third quarter. 28-3 win. Washington & Lee, however, fumbled the ball away on an That play proved to be crucial for Averett, which was Dontavious Watson led the way for Averett on the errant option toss inside Averett’s 30-yard line. Cougars held scoreless the rest of the game. ground, picking up 46 yards on 15 attempts. Ladutko ran sophomore defensive end Anssi Nevalainen dove on the Greensboro (2-2, 0-1 USA South) closed the gap to the ball three times and gained 30 yards. loose ball to swing the momentum in Averett’s way to end 28-17 thanks to a poor snap on a punt attempt by Averett, Squillini led all receivers, snagging nine balls for school the half. which gave the Pride the ball on the Averett 29 — a loss single-game record 174 yards and a touchdown. It was his As the rain steadily picked up at the start of the second of 31 yards on the play. Greensboro eventually scored on second career 100-yard receiving game. half, neither team had success moving the ball early in the a 32-yard touchdown pass to Antwan Thorpe, who tiptoed Jorge Del Valle caught three passes for 44 yards. third quarter. Averett caught a break when the defense held down the right sideline for his second score of the evening. Defensively, Zane Cooper led the way for the Cougars, Washington & Lee to three-and-out and got great field posi- Thorpe also scored earlier on a 55-yard reception. recording 12 tackles and an interception. Albert Brown, tion on a punt that didn’t make it to midfield. Following a pair Although Greensboro took advantage of one Averett Frederick Reid and Logan Smyth all recorded six tackles. of Averett rushes, Ladutko once again found Squillini along mistake, it couldn’t capitalize on another. Ladutko was inter- Senior linebacker Mario Huffman set a school record the left side for a 31-yard touchdown. cepted by Andreas Platt, who returned it deep into Averett with three fumble recoveries. Squillini finished the game with seven receptions for territory. However, a personal foul penalty pushed the ball 87 yards and a pair of scores. back to the Averett 41. The Pride’s drive stalled with the The win was the Cougars’ first against Washington & help of a false start and the Cougars stopped Greensboro Lee in three meetings. on fourth down to dodge the bullet. Averett’s defense limited Washington & Lee — which Averett’s defense didn’t allow the Pride to get anything Averett 0 7 7 14 — 28 was averaging 217.0 rushing yards a contest — to 124 else going late as Greensboro ran out of time for any sort of Guilford 0 0 3 0 — 3 yards on the ground and just 184 yards of total offense. comeback attempt in the final minutes. The Cougars’ defense was led by junior linebacker Lo- Averett, which beat Greensboro for the sixth time in Scoring Summary gan Smyth, who had a team-high eight tackles and a sack their last seven meetings, won its three consecutive games Second Quarter for a loss of 9 yards. Reid, sophomore Matthew Smith and for the first time since 2006. AU Daniels 2 run (Klusacek kick), 2:02 sophomore Jerel Robinson each had an interception. Thurd Quarter While Washington & Lee had four turnovers, Averett GC Scott 30 field goal, 2:58 didn’t turn the ball over once for the second week in a row. Averett 14 7 7 0 — 28 AU Squillini 64 pass from Ladutko (Klusacek kick), 1:52 Greensboro 3 0 7 7 — 17 Fourth Quarter AU Oristian 11 pass from Ladutko (Klusacek kick), 7:07 Wash. & Lee 3 7 0 0 — 10 Scoring Summary AU Daniels 1 run (Klusacek kick), 0:24 Averett 0 7 7 0 — 14 First Quarter AU M. Williams 15 run (Klusacek kick), 7:18 Scoring Summary GC Wolf 29 field goal, 3:01 First Quarter AU Watson 7 run (Klusacek kick), 0:35 WL Pritchard 27 field goal, 6:35 Second Quarter Second Quarter AU Dixon 11 pass from Ladutko (Klusacek kick), 9:01 WL Clemo 3 run (Pritchard kick), 3:34 Third Quarter AU Squillini 28 pass from Ladutko (Klusacek kick), 1:35 AU Nevalainen 11 interception return (Klusacek kick), Third Quarter 12:48 AU Squillini 31 pass from Ladutko (Klusacek kick), 2:25 GC Thorpe 55 pass from Adams (Walker kick), 7:12 Fourth Quarter GC Thorpe 31 pass from Adams (Walker kick), 9:20

38 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 2009 IN REVIEW

GAME 5: Christ. Newport 43, Averett 12 GAME 6: Averett 24, Maryville 21 GAME 7: Averett 38, Methodist 7 DANVILLE, Va. — Christopher Newport University MARYVILLE, Tenn. — Averett took its first lead with DANVILLE, Va. — With its defense dominating, Aver- rushed for more than 500 yards and dominated the time 1:18 to play and the Cougars held on to complete a 24-21 ett’s rushing attack trampled Methodist University 38-7 in of possession in a 43-12 victory over Averett on Saturday comeback victory over Maryville College on a wet afternoon. USA South Conference action on Saturday afternoon at the afternoon. Trailing 21-16, Averett quickly drove down the field Cougar Den. The Cougars (5-2, 3-1 USA South) ran for a Christopher Newport running back Tunde Ogun deep into Maryville territory. Junior quarterback Cody Laduto school-record 310 yards and had four rushing touchdowns rushed for 285 yards and three touchdowns on 34 carries completed a pass senior fullback Dontavious Watson, who to notch their fifth win in six games. to lead the Captains’ charge. Ogun’s total set the school’s found the right side of the end zone with 1:18 to play. The While Averett’s ground game found plenty of success, single-game rushing record, and his third touchdown of the Cougars got the two-point conversion to go ahead by three. the story of the game was the Cougars’ defense. Averett day set CNU’s career touchdown mark. Maryville got to midfield with less than a minute to play, limited Methodist (2-5, 1-3 USA South) to only 114 total The Captains’ offense ate up more than 43 minutes but Tim Conner was intercepted by junior safety Jeremy yards — the lowest total by an opponent sine 2002. Yet, of the clock, leaving the worn-down Averett defense on the Clifton to end the threat. Averett ran out the clock to steal a perhaps the most impressive stat was that Averett’s de- field for the majority of the game. win on the Scots’ homecoming. fense didn’t allow a first down until 8:48 left in the fourth CNU (3-2, 2-0 USA South) took a 14-0 lead with a min- Maryville (3-3, 2-1 USA South) opened the game on a quarter — when most of the Cougars’ starting unit were out ute left in the first quarter on Ogun’s first score of the day, tear, scoring two touchdowns in the first five minutes of the of the game. but Averett stole the momentum temporarily just seconds contest. Conner connected with Ryan Roach for a pair of On an afternoon where the weather alternated be- later. Junior Jeremy Dixon returned the ensuing kickoff 88 scores to put the Scots ahead 14-0. tween showers and partly sunny skies, Averett got its of- yards for a touchdown. The play tied the Averett mark for Averett responded later in the first half with a 7-yard fense going midway through the first quarter. Freshman the second longest kickoff return for a touchdown, which touchdown by freshman running back Antwan Hughes, but Antwan Hughes capped off a five-play, 59-yard drive with was held by J.R. Conteh. Only Duane Alston’s 92-yard kick the extra point was blocked. a 10-yard touchdown run to put Averett ahead 6-0. return in 2006 ranks longer than the mark now shared by The Scots responded with another touchdown less Averett, which set a team single-game records with 63 Dixon and Conteh. than three minutes later. Rommel Hightower rushed for a rushing attempts and 310 net rushing yards, continued to Ogun broke off a 64-yard touchdown run to put Chris- 17-yard score to increase Maryville’s lead t0 21-6 with 3:09 attack on the ground. Senior Dontavious Watson scored a topher Newport ahead 21-6, and that score held up until left in the first quarter. pair of rushing touchdowns to help put Averett ahead 21-0 halftime. Averett scored the lone points of the second quarter at the half. Watson led all Averett rushers with 15 carries for Following the break, Ogun added his third touchdown on a 36-yard field goal by junior Marcus Klusacek. Although 98 yards. to increase the Captains’ lead to 28-6. Averett (3-2, 1-1 the Cougars could only cut the Maryville lead to 21-9 by Another running back got in on the scoring action in USA South) gave up two more points minutes later on a halftime, the defense held the Scots without another point. the second half. Freshman Anthony McCall scored his first safety. That trend continued into the second half. collegiate touchdown on a 13-yard run to extend the Cou- The Cougars’ offense finally got on the scoreboard in With the defense shutting down Maryville’s offense, gars’ lead to 28-0 with 11:58 left in the third quarter. the fourth quarter. Junior quarterback Cody Ladutko found the Cougars mounted their comeback. Junior quarterback Junior quarterback Cody Ladutko, who threw for 113 freshman Chris Williams for a 36-yard touchdown pass, Philip Kwiatkowski hit junior wide receiver Jeremy Dixon, yards, tossed his only touchdown of the game on Averett’s which cut CNU’s lead to 30-12. who cut across the middle for a 26-yard touchdown with next drive. Ladutko found senior wide receiver Anthony Christopher Newport, which set the Averett opponent 9:12 left in the third quarter. Squillini for a 36-yard score down the left sideline. record with 72 total rushes, added two more touchdowns on Averett took the 21-16 deficit into the fourth quarter, The Cougars also tacked on a 40-yard field goal by the ground in the final 3:35 to put the game away. but the Cougars orchestrated their game-winner drive with Matthew Wilson early in the fourth quarter. Averett was limited to 191 yards of total offense, in- just over three minutes to play. Methodist’s lone score came in the final six minutes on cluding minus-3 yards of net rushing. Ladutko led the Cougars on an 11-play, 66-yard drive an Erik Teague 1-yard run up the middle. The Monarchs got Dixon shined on special teams and offense for the that culminated in the touchdown throw to Watson with 1:18 four of their five total first downs on that scoring drive. Cougars. He had two catches for 72 yards, including a 45- to play. Ladutko then found Oristian for the two-point con- Averett’s defense forced three interceptions — one yard reception. He also returned three kickoffs for a total of version to put Averett ahead 24-21. each by senior Zane Cooper and freshmen Anthony Bowie 134 yards. In addition to his 88-yard return for a touchdown, Averett’s defense earned the assist in the come-from- and Mat Wilson. Another freshman, Michael Crudup, led the he also returned a kick 45 yards. behind victory. After giving up three touchdowns in the first team in tackles with 4.5 — all coming on special teams. Averett’s defense was led by senior Mario Huffman, quarter, the Cougars limited Maryville to just 99 yards in who had 11.5 tackles. the final three quarters combined. The Cougars also forced three interceptions and two fumbles throughout the game. Methodist 0 0 0 7 — 7 Averett 6 15 14 3 — 38 CNU 14 7 9 13 — 43 Averett 6 0 0 6 — 12 Averett 6 3 7 8 — 24 Scoring Summary Maryville 21 0 0 0 — 21 First Quarter Scoring Summary AU Hughes 10 run (Klusacek kick failed), 5:20 First Quarter Scoring Summary Second Quarter CN Epps 3 run (Bourne kick), 9:18 First Quarter AU Watson 3 run (Del Valle run), 14:15 CN Ogun 2 run (Bourne kick), 1:00 MC Roach 32 pass from Conner (Noboa kick), 13:54 AU Watson 2 run (Wilson kick), 5:47 CN Dixon 88 kick return (Klusacek kick failed), 0:44 MC Roach 34 pass from Conner (Noboa kick), 10:55 Third Quarter Second Quarter AU Hughes 7 run (Klusacek kick blocked), 5:32 AU McCall 13 run (Wilson kick), 11:58 CN Ogun 64 run (Bourne kick), 3:04 MC Hightower 17 run (Noboa kick), 3:09 AU Squillini 36 pass from Ladutko (Wilson kick), 8:02 Third Quarter Second Quarter Fourth Quarter CN Ogun 1 run (Bourne kick), 7:20 AU Klusacek 36 field goal, 10:13 AU Wilson 40 field goal, 9:42 CN Team safety, 5:07 Third Quarter MU Teague 1 run (Mosko kick), 5:59 Fourth Quarter AU Dixon 26 pass from Kwiatkowski (Klusacek kick), AU C. Williams 36 pass from Ladutko (Ladutko pass 9:12 failed), 13:02 Fourth Quarter CN Reid 1 run (Ponton kick), 3:35 AU Watson 6 pass from Ladutko (Ladutko pass to Oris- CN K. Gaines 19 run (Ponton kick failed), 0:02 tian), 1:18

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 39 2009 IN REVIEW

GAME 8: Averett 24, Shenandoah 22 GAME 9: Averett 34, Ferrum 28 (3 OT) GAME 10: N.C. Wesleyan 49, Averett 27 DANVILLE, Va. — On a dreary Halloween afternoon, FERRUM, Va. — Dontavious Watson couldn’t breathe, DANVILLE, Va. — Averett’s run for a second USA South it seemed only fitting that the game between Averett and but he didn’t mind. The senior running back was at the bot- Conference championship fell short. The Cougars lost to Shenandoah would be a thriller. Despite a late rally by the tom of the pile as his Averett teammates mauled him fol- N.C. Wesleyan College 49-27 on Senior Day at the Cougar Hornets, Averett held on for a 24-22 victory. lowing a 25-yard game-winning touchdown run in the third Den in the team’s season finale. Trailing by eight with just over two minutes to play, overtime. The Cougars held off Ferrum 24-28 in three over- Averett (7-3, 5-2 USA South) challenged the Bishops’ Shenandoah (1-7, 0-5 USA South) orchestrated an 11-play, times. high-scoring offense early, but in the end N.C. Wesleyan’s of- 87-yard scoring drive with no timeouts. Hornets quarterback Averett (7-2, 5-1 USA South) couldn’t make a 14-7 fense was too much. The Bishops (8-2, 7-0 USA South) out- Vern Lunsford capped off the drive with a 6-yard touchdown lead hold up in regulation as Ferrum (4-5, 2-4 USA South) scored Averett 21-6 in the second half as they pulled away run with 18 seconds to play. Shenandoah went for the two- scored a game-tying touchdown with less than a minute to to finish off an undefeated run the conference to earn their point conversion, but Lunsford’s pass to the end zone was play. In overtime, Averett elected to play defense first. How- second outright USA South title in three seasons. incomplete. ever, the Cougars were unsuccessful in keeping Ferrum N.C. Wesleyan quarterback Bo Jordan rushed for five of With Averett (6-2, 4-1 USA South) ahead 24-22, out of the end zone. Mike Vann scored from 1-yard out to the Bishops’ seven touchdowns in their third consecutive win Shenandoah needed a miracle. The Hornets nearly got put the Panthers in front. On Averett’s ensuing possession, over Averett. it. Shenandoah’s onside kick bounced off the fingertips the Cougars knotted the score with a 5-yard fade pass to Although N.C. Wesleyan pulled away in the second half, of senior Anthony Squillini and was recovered by the Hor- senior Anthony Squillini from junior Cody Ladutko to force a it was far from a one-sided game in the first half as the two nets. However, an offsides call nullified the play and forced second overtime. teams matched each other early on. Shenandoah to redo the kick. This time, Squillini reeled it in Watson punched it in from 3 yards out to give Averett The Bishops struck first, quickly marching down the field and fell to the ground to preserve the Averett victory. a 28-21 advantage, but once again the Panthers matched on the opening possession. Jordan capped off the 11-play, Shenandoah, which has lost seven consecutive games them. Vann plowed through the defense for an 8-yard run 70-yard drive with a 2-yard rushing touchdown to give N.C. (each by eight points or less), beat the Cougars in rushing to send the game to a third overtime. Wesleyan a 7-0. Averett wasn’t phased. A 40-yard kickoff re- yards, passing yards and time of possession. However, Av- The Panthers got the first possession in the third over- turn by junior Jeremy Dixon put the Cougars well into N.C. erett made plays when it needed to throughout the game. time and continued to find success on the ground. On third Wesleyan territory. That set up a 3-yard run by freshman Averett went three-and-out on its opening possession, but down and 6 from Averett’s 21-yard line, Ferrum quarterback Anthony McCall on fourth down, which tied the game. Shenandoah fumbled the punt return, giving the Cougars Matt Dobson — who gave Averett’s defense trouble all af- The Bishops counted with another Jordan rushing the ball at the Hornets’ 27-yard line. After a Jeremy Dixon ternoon — appeared to be scrambling for another Ferrum touchdown, this time from 7 yards out. Yet, once again, the run for 8 yards, senior Dontavious Watson scampered in first down, but junior linebacker Logan Smyth clipped Dob- Cougars answered right back. Dixon returned the kickoff 86 from 19 yards out to put Averett on top 7-0. son’s ankle just enough to make the junior stumble. In the yards for a touchdown, his second kickoff return for a score Shenandoah got on the scoreboard midway through process, Dobson lost the ball and Averett freshman Asaad this season. the second quarter with a 12-yard pass from Lunsford Graham was there to fall on it. Averett took its only lead at the start of the second to Keone Kyle, but the Hornets missed the extra point. With the fate in their own hands, the Cougars needed quarter thanks to solid field position. The Cougars defense Shenandoah eventually took a 9-7 lead on its mext posses- either a field goal or a touchdown to earn the win. Watson backed N.C. Wesleyan deep into the Bishops’ own territory, sion with a 22-yard field goal by Cory Gay. didn’t make them wait long. The 5-foor-10, 204-pounder which proved to be helpful when N.C. Wesleyan was forced The Cougars got the ball back with 1:20 left in the first bounced off a defender and got out to the right sideline, to punt. Averett got the ball on the Bishops’ 34-yard line af- half and worked their way down to the Shenandoah 3-yard where he tight-roped the line all the way into the end zone ter a 9-yard return by Dixon. After junior quarterback Cody line with three seconds to go. Averett settled for a 20-yard to give Averett its first ever win at Ferrum in six attempts. Ladutko found Dixon for a 13-yard gain, Ladutko rolled right field goal to take a 10-9 lead into the locker rooms. Averett Averett and Ferrum both struggled to get anything on a naked bootleg for a 15-yard score to put Averett ahead extended its lead to 17-9 on a 67-yard touchdown pass to going offensively in the first half. Averett missed two field 21-14. N.C. Wesleyan eventually knotted the score on a Jor- Squillini from quarterback Cody Ladutko on the Cougars’ goal attempts, and neither team got on the scoreboard until dan touchdown run from 7 yards out. On the ensuing kickoff, first possession of the second half. Squillini caught the ball Dobson scored from 14 yards out with 37 seconds left in the the Bishops kicked the ball short. It paid off as the Cougars over the middle and worked his way past defenders on the first half. muffed the return and N.C. Wesleyan recovered it with 2:49 right sideline for his sixth touchdown of the season. Averett finally got the momentum it needed early in left in the first half. It proved to be the turning point in the Averett’s next drive ended in another touchdown. Wat- the third quarter. Junior Jeremy Dixon broke a 73-yard punt game. son scored from 6 yards out to increase the Cougars’ advan- return for a touchdown to tie the game. The Cougars then tage to 24-9 with 4:37 left in the third quarter. But Shenan- took their first lead on their next possession when freshman doah didn’t go away quietly. Lunsford capped off a nine-play, Anthony McCall capped off a nine-play, 67-yard drive with a N.C. Wesleyan 14 14 14 7 — 49 51-yard drive with a 6-yard touchdown run to close Averett 3-yard touchdown. Averett 14 7 0 6 — 27 lead to 24-16 with 14:55 left in the fourth quarter. Averett 0 0 14 0 20 — 34 Scoring Summary Shenandoah 0 9 0 13 — 22 Ferrum 0 7 0 7 14 — 28 First Quarter Averett 7 3 14 0 — 24 NC Jordan 2 run (Quicker kick), 10:10 Scoring Summary AU McCall 3 run (Wilson kick), 5:18 Scoring Summary Second Quarter NC Jordan 7 run (Quicker kick), 1:00 First Quarter FC Dobson 14 run (Puschell kick), 0:37 AU Dixon 86 kick return (Wilson kick), 0:46 AU Watson 19 run (Wilson kick), 12:44 Third Quarter Second Quarter Second Quarter AU Dixon 73 punt return (Wilson kick), 9:48 SU Kyle 12 pass from Lunsford (Gay kick failed), 10:19 AU McCall 3 run (Wilson kick), 3:44 AU Ladutko 15 run (Wilson kick), 11:56 SU Gay 22 field goal,1:23 Fourth Quarter NC Jordan 7 run (Quicker kick), 2:54 AU Wilson 20 field goal, 0:00 FC Dobson 1 run (Puschell kick), 0:57 NC Jordan 2 run (Quicker kick), 0:41 Third Quarter Overtime Third Quarter AU Squillini 67 pass from Ladutko (Wilson kick), 9:51 FC Vann 1 run (Puschell kick) NC Haywood 2 run (Quicker kick), 7:05 AU Watson 6 run (Wilson kick), 4:37 AU Squillini 5 pass from Ladutko (Wilson kick) NC Smith 23 run (Quicker kick), 2:46 Fourth Quarter AU Watson 3 run (Wilson kick) Fourth Quarter SU Lunsford 6 run (Gay kick), 14:55 FC Vann 8 run (Puschell kick) NC Jordan 1 run (Quicker kick), 7:50 SU Hayes 15 pass from Lunsford (Lunsford pass failed), AU Watson 25 run AU Dixon 17 pass from Ladutko (Wilson kick failed), 0:18 5:12

40 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 2009 TEAM STATISTICS

2009 TEAM STATISTICS AU OPP SCORING 263 244 Points Per Game 26.3 24.4 FIRST DOWNS 171 178 Rushing 77 92 Passing 81 73 Penalty 13 13 RUSHING YARDAGE 1,323 1,860 Yards gained rushing 1,610 2,115 Yards lost rushing 287 255 Rushing Attempts 375 429 Average Per Rush 3.5 4.3 Average Per Game 132.3 186.0 TDs Rushing 20 22 PASSING YARDAGE 1,790 1,572 Comp-Att-Int 151-301-10 122-237-15 Average Per Pass 5.9 6.6 Average Per Catch 11.9 12.9 Average Per Game 179.0 157.2 TDs Passing 13 9 TOTAL OFFENSE 3113 3432 Total Plays 676 666 Average Per Play 4.6 5.2 Average Per Game 311.3 343.2 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 44-894 41-871 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 27-332 17-146 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 15-143 10-115 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 20.3 21.2 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 12.3 8.6 INT RETURN AVERAGE 9.5 11.5 FUMBLES-LOST 13-5 27-15 PENALTIES-Yards 74-681 63-554 Average Per Game 68.1 55.4 PUNTS-Yards 54-1859 54-1948 Average Per Punt 34.4 36.1 Net punt average 30.2 27.7 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 27:53 32:07 3RD-DOWN Conversions 54/148 42/143 3rd-Down Pct 36% 29% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 9/27 14/21 4th-Down Pct 33% 67% SACKS BY-Yards 21-108 19-115 MISC YARDS 22 -12 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 37 33 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 3-12 5-11 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-1 1-1 RED-ZONE SCORES 26-34 76% 30-36 83% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 24-34 71% 25-36 69% PAT-ATTEMPTS 26-31 84% 29-32 91% ATTENDANCE 4403 10376 Games/Avg Per Game 5/881 5/2075

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Averett 53 62 77 51 20 263 Opponents 72 58 33 67 14 244

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 41 2009 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G WATSON, Dontavius 10 127 638 30 608 4.8 8 35 60.8 LADUTKO, Cody 10 304 72 1548 1620 162.0 HUGHES, Antwan 8 75 344 20 324 4.3 3 22 40.5 WATSON, Dontavius 10 127 608 0 608 60.8 WILLIAMS, Mark 10 46 202 13 189 4.1 1 15 18.9 HUGHES, Antwan 8 75 324 0 324 40.5 MCCALL, Anthony 7 28 116 5 111 4.0 3 13 15.9 KWIATKOWSKI, Phil 3 49 6 242 248 82.7 LADUTKO, Cody 10 51 207 135 72 1.4 2 16 7.2 WILLIAMS, Mark 10 46 189 0 189 18.9 CRUDUP, Michael 5 1 16 0 16 16.0 0 16 3.2 MCCALL, Anthony 7 28 111 0 111 15.9 SQUILLINI, Anthony 10 9 26 10 16 1.8 0 7 1.6 SQUILLINI, Anthony 10 9 16 0 16 1.6 DANIELS, Brian 8 7 14 0 14 2.0 3 5 1.8 CRUDUP, Michael 5 1 16 0 16 3.2 CARTER, Jamar 1 3 11 1 10 3.3 0 10 10.0 DANIELS, Brian 8 7 14 0 14 1.8 SHEDD, Nicholas 9 3 7 0 7 2.3 0 4 0.8 CARTER, Jamar 1 3 10 0 10 10.0 KWIATKOWSKI, Phil 3 4 15 9 6 1.5 0 10 2.0 SHEDD, Nicholas 9 3 7 0 7 0.8 DEL VALLE, Jorge 7 2 3 2 1 0.5 0 3 0.1 RICHMAN, Zachary 9 1 1 0 1 0.1 RICHMAN, Zachary 9 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.1 DEL VALLE, Jorge 7 2 1 0 1 0.1 SIDDALL, Xavier 1 1 0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -1.0 SIDDALL, Xavier 1 1 -1 0 -1 -1.0 DIXON, Jeremy 10 6 10 14 -4 -0.7 0 8 -0.4 DIXON, Jeremy 10 6 -4 0 -4 -0.4 TEAM 9 11 0 47 -47 -4.3 0 0 -5.2 TEAM 9 14 -47 0 -47 -5.2 Total...... 10 375 1610 287 1323 3.5 20 35 132.3 Total...... 10 676 1323 1790 3113 311.3 Opponents...... 10 429 2115 255 1860 4.3 22 64 186.0 Opponents...... 10 666 1860 1572 3432 343.2

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G DDIXON, Jeremy 16 210 13.1 1 73 LADUTKO, Cody 10 111.99 131-253-7 51.8 1548 11 67 154.8 SQUILLINI, Anthony 10 120 12.0 0 37 KWIATKOWSKI, Phil 3 90.95 20-45-3 44.4 242 2 60 80.7 ROBINSON, Jerel 1 2 2.0 0 2 TEAM 9 0.00 0-3-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Total...... 27 332 12.3 1 73 Total...... 10 107.73 151-301-10 50.2 1790 13 67 179.0 Opponents...... 17 146 8.6 1 83 Opponents...... 10 107.07 122-237-15 51.5 1572 9 55 157.2 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long COOPER, Zane 4 27 6.8 0 24 RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G BOWIE, Anthony 3 47 15.7 0 32 SQUILLINI, Anthony 10 55 816 14.8 7 67 81.6 BONILLA, William 1 10 10.0 0 10 DIXON, Jeremy 10 31 352 11.4 3 45 35.2 ROBINSON, Jerel 1 4 4.0 0 4 WILLIAMS, Chris 10 24 237 9.9 1 36 23.7 WILSON, Mat 1 13 13.0 0 13 ORISTIAN, Steve 10 14 137 9.8 1 20 13.7 SMITH, Matthew 1 15 15.0 0 15 WATSON, Dontavius 10 8 65 8.1 1 32 6.5 REID, Frederick 1 0 0.0 0 0 DEL VALLE, Jorge 7 6 70 11.7 0 26 10.0 NEVALAINEN, Anssi 1 11 11.0 1 11 WILLIAMS, Mark 10 5 43 8.6 0 15 4.3 CLIFTON, Jeremy 1 0 0.0 0 0 REED, Donald 7 4 36 9.0 0 18 5.1 BROWN, Albert 1 16 16.0 0 16 HUGHES, Antwan 8 2 11 5.5 0 14 1.4 Total...... 15 143 9.5 1 32 ROBINSON, Shannon 10 1 14 14.0 0 14 1.4 Opponents...... 10 115 11.5 1 44 SHEDD, Nicholas 9 1 9 9.0 0 9 1.0 Total...... 10 151 1790 11.9 13 67 179.0 KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Opponents...... 10 122 1572 12.9 9 55 157.2 SQUILLINI, Anthony 21 397 18.9 0 57 DIXON, Jeremy 6 298 49.7 2 88 WATSON, Dontavius 6 94 15.7 0 29 |------PATs ------| CRUDUP, Michael 3 52 17.3 0 26 SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points SHEDD, Nicholas 2 26 13.0 0 17 WATSON, Dontavius 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 54 IWU-BYRD, Sirpatrick 2 6 3.0 0 6 SQUILLINI, Anthony 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 GROSS, Dale 1 0 0.0 0 0 DIXON, Jeremy 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 WILSON, Matthew 0 2-7 13-14 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 19 PEARSALL, Keith 1 10 10.0 0 10 MCCALL, Anthony 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 KLUSACEK, Marcus 1 11 11.0 0 11 DANIELS, Brian 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Total...... 44 894 20.3 2 88 HUGHES, Antwan 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Opponents...... 41 871 21.2 0 58 KLUSACEK, Marcus 0 1-5 13-17 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 16 LADUTKO, Cody 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-2 0 0 12 FIELD GOALS M-A Pct 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 Lg Blk ORISTIAN, Steve 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0-0 0 0 10 KLUSACEK, M. 1-5 20.0 0-0 0-2 1-3 0-0 36 2 NEVALAINEN, Anssi 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 WILSON, Matthew 2-7 28.6 0-0 1-3 0-0 1-4 40 2 WILLIAMS, Mark 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 WILLIAMS, Chris 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Lng TB FC I20 Blkd DEL VALLE, Jorge 0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 0 0 2 RICHMAN, Z. 45 1582 35.2 69 1 12 17 0 KWIATKOWSKI, Phil 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-1 0 0 0 KLUSACEK, M. 9 277 30.8 54 3 0 1 0 Total...... 37 3-12 26-31 1-1 2 2-3 0 0 263 Total...... 54 1859 34.4 69 4 12 18 0 Opponents...... 33 5-11 29-32 0-0 0 0-1 0 1 244 Opponents...... 54 1948 36.1 59 6 8 8 0

KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn KLUSACEK, M. 36 2016 56.0 2 0 FALK, Justin 8 426 53.2 0 1 RICHMAN, Z. 1 30 30.0 0 0 Total...... 45 2472 54.9 2 1 871 34.7 35 Opponents...... 45 2213 49.2 1 1 894 28.9 41

42 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 2009 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

|------Tackles------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |---Fumbles---| Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf HUFFMAN, Mario 10 41 45 86 4.0-18 2.0-16 . 5 . 3-0 . . . COOPER, Zane 10 33 38 71 3.5-7 1.0-0 4-27 2 1 . 1 . . SMYTH, Logan 10 29 38 67 7.5-36 3.0-21 . 4 . 2-0 . . . REID, Frederick 9 28 15 43 3.0-17 . 1-0 5 . 1-0 . . . BROWN, Albert 10 16 22 38 2.0-8 1.0-6 1-16 ...... McCAULEY, Justin 10 19 18 37 3.0-4 . . 1 . . 1 . . SMITH, Matthew 10 14 18 32 1.0-1 1.0-1 1-15 1 . 1-0 . . . IWU-BYRD, Sirpatrick 10 13 18 31 5.5-19 2.0-8 ...... MORTON, Zack 10 14 17 31 5.0-20 3.0-15 . 1 1 . 1 . . NEVALAINEN, Anssi 10 17 13 30 6.5-23 3.0-12 1-11 1 . 1-0 1 . . ROBINSON, Jerel 10 21 8 29 2.5-11 . 1-4 1 . . . . . DANIELS, Brian 8 13 14 27 3.5-12 1.0-8 . . . 1-0 . . . BONILLA, William 9 14 10 24 0.5-1 . 1-10 . . 1-0 1 . . CLIFTON, Jeremy 10 15 7 22 0.5-1 . 1-0 6 . . . . . FAULKNER, Ray 9 6 9 15 4.0-18 2.0-15 . . . 1-0 1 . . GRAHAM, Asaad 7 12 2 14 . . . 1 . 1-0 . . . BOWIE, Anthony 9 12 1 13 3.0-11 . 3-47 2 . . . . . BURRIS, Chase 6 3 8 11 1.0-4 ...... SCRUGGS, Corey 6 3 6 9 1.0-1 ...... HUGHES, Tony 6 5 3 8 ...... STEPHENS, Wynton 8 3 4 7 2.0-9 2.0-6 ...... WILLIAMS, Chris 10 4 1 5 ...... CRUDUP, Michael 5 4 1 5 ...... FREED, Joshua 4 1 3 4 ...... ROBINSON, Brad 5 3 1 4 ...... ORISTIAN, Steve 10 2 2 4 . . . . . 2-0 . . . MCCALL, Anthony 7 1 3 4 ...... SMITH, Kyle 4 2 2 4 ...... DAILEY, Urgent 4 1 2 3 ...... WILLIAMS, Mark 10 2 1 3 ...... KLUSACEK, Marcus 10 2 1 3 ...... FLETCHER, Lewis 2 1 1 2 ...... PEARSALL, Keith 5 1 1 2 ...... NORD, Jean Max 3 1 1 2 ...... CHILDRESS, Jacob 3 . 2 2 ...... DIXON, Jeremy 10 2 . 2 ...... TEAM 9 2 . 2 1.0-3 . . . . . 2 . . MCCLOUD, Matt 2 . 1 1 ...... GREEN, Mark 1 . 1 1 ...... NICHOLSON, Tremell 4 1 . 1 ...... WATSON, Dontavius 10 1 . 1 . . . . . 1-0 . . . JOYNER, Norell 2 . 1 1 ...... LEMOINE, Nicholas 2 1 . 1 1.0-1 ...... KEMP, Shane 1 1 . 1 ...... MAYO, Alex 7 1 . 1 ...... LADUTKO, Cody 10 1 . 1 ...... HOPPER, Daniel 1 . 1 1 ...... WILSON, Mat 2 . . . . . 1-13 ...... Total...... 10 366 340 706 61-225 21-108 15-143 30 2 15-0 8 . . Opponents...... 10 387 286 673 62.0-256 19-115 10-115 38 14 4-7 4 5 1

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 43 2009 IN REVIEW

2009 Single Game Stat Leaders

Game Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) Passing (C-A-I-Y-TD) Receiving (R-Y-TD) Tackles (Solo-Assisted)

at Bridgewater Watson (9-63-0) Kwiatkowski (18-40-2-205-1) Dixon (5-85-1) Cooper/McCauley (4-3)

at Guilford Watson (15-46-0) Ladutko (17-36-0-253-2) Squillini (9-174-1) Cooper (7-5)

Washington & Lee Hughes (14-71-0) Ladutko (14-31-0-145-2) Squillini (7-87-2) Smyth (5-3)

at Greensboro Watson (16-62-1) Ladutko (15-21-1-127-1) C. Williams (6-44-0) Reid (8-1)

Christopher Newport Hughes (6-14-1) Ladutko (13-26-0-194-1) C. Williams (3-68-1) Huffman (7-9)

at Maryville Hughes (17-82-1) Ladutko (13-31-2-169-1) Squillini (6-91-0) Huffman (4-6)

Methodist Watson (15-98-2) Ladutko (8-13-1-113-1) Squillini (4-64-1) Crudup (4-1)

Shenandoah Watson (21-117-2) Ladutko (15-25-1-192-1) Squillini (5-98-1) Huffman (4-10)

at Ferrum Watson (18-88-2) Ladutko (15-34-0-161-1) Squillini (7-95-1) Cooper (10-2)

N.C. Wesleyan Watson (11-68-0) Ladutko (15-25-1-144-1) Dixon (5-60-1) Huffman (6-7)

2009 Game-by-Game Offensive STarters Game WR LT LG C RG RT TE WR QB FB TB at Bridgewater Squillini Mayo Watts Roberts Blaising John S. Robinson C. Williams Kwiatkowski Oristian M. Williams at Guilford Squillini Harrington Bosley Roberts Blaising Mayo S. Robinson C. Williams Ladutko Oristian M. Williams Washington & Lee Squillini S. Robinson Bosley Roberts Sneed Harrington Oristian C. Williams Ladutko Shedd Watson at Greensboro Squillini S. Robinson Bosley Roberts Sneed Harrington Oristian C. Williams Ladutko Shedd Watson CNU Squillini S. Robinson Bosley Roberts Blaising Harrington Oristian C. Williams Ladutko Watson M. Williams at Maryville Squillini S. Robinson Bosley Roberts Blaising Harrington Oristian C. Williams Ladutko Watson Hughes Methodist Squillini S. Robinson Watts Roberts Blaising Mayo Oristian C. Williams Ladutko Watson Hughes Shenandoah Squillini S. Robinson Watts Roberts Blaising Mayo Oristian C. Williams Ladutko Watson M. Williams at Ferrum Squillini S. Robinson Bosley Roberts Blaising Mayo Oristian C. Williams Ladutko Shedd Watson N.C. Wesleyan Squillini S. Robinson Watts Roberts Blaising Mayo Oristian C. Williams Ladutko Watson M. Williams

2009 Game-by-Game defensive STarters Game DE DT DT DE OLB ILB OLB CB CB SS FS at Bridgewater Faulkner Scruggs Morton Nevalainen Smyth Cooper Huffman Reid J. Robinson McCauley Clifton at Guilford Faulkner Scruggs Morton Nevalainen Smyth Cooper Huffman Reid J. Robinson McCauley Clifton Washington & Lee Faulkner Scruggs Morton Nevalainen Smyth Cooper Huffman Reid J. Robinson McCauley Clifton at Greensboro Iwu-Byrd Scruggs Morton Nevalainen Smyth Cooper Huffman Reid J. Robinson McCauley Clifton CNU Iwu-Byrd Daniels Morton Nevalainen Smyth Cooper Huffman Reid J. Robinson McCauley Clifton at Maryville Faulkner Daniels Morton Nevalainen Smyth Cooper Huffman Reid J. Robinson McCauley Clifton Methodist Faulkner Daniels Morton Nevalainen Smyth Cooper Huffman Reid J. Robinson McCauley Clifton Shenandoah Faulkner Daniels Morton Nevalainen Smyth Cooper Huffman Reid J. Robinson McCauley Clifton at Ferrum Faulkner Daniels Morton Nevalainen Smyth Cooper Huffman Bonilla J. Robinson McCauley Clifton N.C.Wesleyan Faulkner Daniels Morton Nevalainen Smyth Cooper Huffman Reid J. Robinson McCauley Clifton

44 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 2009 IN REVIEW

2009 Averett Inside the Red Zone Red Zone Scoring Unsuccessful trips to the red zone In the Total Rush Pass FGs End of Date Opponent Score RZ Pct. Points TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int. Fumb. Half Sep. 5 at Bridgewater L: 44-34 4-6 .667 26 4 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Sep. 19 at Guilford W: 28-3 3-4 .750 21 3 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Sep. 26 Washington & Lee W: 14-10 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oct. 3 at Greensboro W: 28-17 3-3 1.000 21 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oct. 10 Chris. Newport L: 43-12 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oct. 19 at Maryville W: 24-21 3-4 .750 17 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 Oct. 24 Methodist W: 38-7 4-5 .800 28 4 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Oct. 31 Shenandoah W: 24-22 3-4 .750 17 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 Nov. 7 at Ferrum W: 34-28 (3OT) 3-4 .750 21 3 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Nov. 14 N.C. Wesleyan L: 49-27 3-4 .750 20 3 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Totals 26-34 .765 171 24 19 4 2 5 3 0 0 0

2009 Opponents Inside the Red Zone Red Zone Scoring Unsuccessful trips to the red zone In the Total Rush Pass FGs End of Date Opponent Score RZ Pct. Points TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int. Fumb. Half Sep. 5 at Bridgewater L: 44-34 5-5 1.000 30 4 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 Sep. 19 at Guilford W: 28-3 1-1 1.000 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Sep. 26 Washington & Lee W: 14-10 2-2 1.000 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Oct. 3 at Greensboro W: 28-17 1-2 .500 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 Oct. 10 Chris. Newport L: 43-12 5-6 .833 34 5 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Oct. 19 at Maryville W: 24-21 1-3 .333 7 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Oct. 24 Methodist W: 38-7 1-1 1.000 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oct. 31 Shenandoah W:24-22 4-4 1.000 22 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 Nov. 7 at Ferrum W: 34-28 (3OT) 4-5 .800 28 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Nov. 14 N.C. Wesleyan L: 49-27 6-7 .857 42 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 30-36 .833 186 25 20 5 5 2 1 0 2 1

First Third Down Fourth Down And Goal Conversions Conversions

Averett Opponents Averett Opponents Averett Opponents Possessions 16 19 3rd-and-1 7-11 (.636) 4-6 (.500) 4th-and-1 4-6 (.800) 6-7 (.857) Total Scores 13 17 3rd-and-2 9-16 (.563) 5-12 (.417) 4th-and-2 1-2 (.500) 2-3 (.667) Touchdowns 12 16 3rd-and-3 6-12 (.500) 7-12 (.583) 4th-and-3 1-1 (1.000) 0-1 (.000) Rushing 9 16 3rd-and-4 6-10 (.600) 5-10 (.500) 4th-and-4 0-1 (.000) 1-2 (.500) Passing 3 0 3rd-and-5 2-8 (.250) 4-11 (.364) 4th-and-5 1-1 (1.000) n/a Field Goals 1 1 3rd-and-6 1-6 (.167) 5-19 (.263) 4th-and-6 0-3 (.000) 3-3 (1.000) Missed Field Goals 2 0 3rd-and-7 4-9 (.444) 3-9 (.333) 4th-and-7 1-4 (.250) n/a Interceptions 0 0 3rd-and-8 4-11 (.364) 2-9 (.222) 4th-and-8 1-1 (1.000) 0-1 (.000) Fumbles 0 0 3rd-and-9 2-8 (.250) 2-9 (.222) 4th-and-9 n/a n/a Downs 1 0 3rd-and-10+ 13-58 (.224) 5-43 (.116) 4th-and-10+ 0-8 (.000) 2-4 (.500) Clock Expired 0 2 Totals 54-149 (.362) 42-143 (.294) Totals 9-27 (.333) 14-21 (.667) Touchdown Pct. 75.0% 84.2% Scoring Pct. 81.3% 89.5%

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 45 2009 IN REVIEW

2009 Turnover Table Takeaways Result Giveaways Result Game Fum. Int. Tot. TD FG Pts. Fum. Int. Tot. TD FG Pts. +/- at Bridgewater 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 3 1 0 7 -2 at Guilford 4 1 5 1 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 +5 Washington & Lee 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 +4 at Greensboro 0 1 1 1 0 7 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 Chris. Newport 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 7 -2 at Maryville 2 3 5 1 0 7 1 2 3 1 0 7 +2 Methodist 2 3 5 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 +3 Shenandoah 2 2 4 1 1 10 0 1 1 0 0 0 +3 at Ferrum 4 1 5 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 +5 N.C. Wesleyan 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 3 0 21 -3 Totals 15 15 30 5 1 37 5 10 15 6 0 42 +15

2009 Drive Chart

Averett Drives TD FG Missed FG Punts Fumbles Interceptions Downs Half Safety Average Start at Bridgewater 17 5 0 2 6 0 3 1 0 0 own 35 at Guilford 16 4 0 1 7 0 0 2 0 0 own 47 Washington & Lee 16 2 0 0 9 0 0 3 2 0 own 41 at Greensboro 10 3 0 0 5 0 1 1 0 0 own 28 CNU 12 2 0 0 5 0 1 1 2 1 own 37 at Maryville 16 3 1 1 4 1 2 2 2 0 own 44 Methodist 16 5 1 2 3 1 1 2 1 0 own 43 Shenandoah 14 3 1 1 6 0 1 1 1 0 own 47 at Ferrum 16 5 0 2 7 0 0 2 0 0 own 40 N.C. Wesleyan 12 4 0 0 2 2 1 1 1 0 opp. 45 Totals 145 36 3 9 54 5 10 16 9 1 own 42

Opponent Drives TD FG Missed FG Punts Fumbles Interceptions Downs Half Safety Average Start at Bridgewater 17 6 1 1 7 0 1 0 1 0 own 38 at Guilford 16 0 1 1 6 4 1 1 2 0 own 28 Washington & Lee 15 1 1 0 8 1 3 0 0 0 own 32 at Greensboro 12 2 1 1 4 0 1 1 2 0 own 39 CNU 11 6 0 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 own 32 at Maryville 16 3 0 1 6 2 3 1 0 0 own 30 Methodist 14 1 0 0 7 0 3 2 1 0 own 38 Shenandoah 13 3 1 0 5 2 2 0 0 0 own 27 at Ferrum 17 4 0 0 5 4 1 1 2 0 own 19 N.C. Wesleyan 11 7 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 own 26 Totals 142 32 5 6 54 13 15 7 9 0 own 31

46 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 2009 IN REVIEW

2009 Scoring Drives Game Obtained Scoring Play Plays Yards Elapsed Score Quarter Time Bridgewater Kickoff 1-yard rush by Brian Daniels 6 45 3:37 7-24 2 5:21 Kickoff 12-yard rush by Dontavious Watson 8 70 2:02 13-31 2 1:00 Punt 9-yard rush by Antwan Hughes 3 29 1:00 20-31 3 7:39 Punt 60-yard pass to Anthony Squillini from Philip Kwiatkowski 5 90 1:35 28-38 4 5:37 Kickoff 11-yard rush by Cody Ladutko 10 61 2:10 34-44 4 0:00 Guilford Punt 2-yard rush by Brian Daniels 4 24 1:07 7-0 2 2:02 Kickoff 64-yard pass to Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko 3 66 1:00 14-3 3 1:52 Punt 11-yard pass to Steven Oristian from Cody Ladutko 12 80 7:06 21-3 4 7:07 Fumble 1-yard rush by Brian Daniels 8 15 3:37 28-3 4 0:24 Washington & Lee Kickoff 28-yard pass to Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko 7 59 1:52 10-7 2 1:35 Kickoff 31-yard pass to Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko 3 45 0:59 14-10 3 2:25 Greensboro Missed FG 15-yard rush by Mark Williams 8 74 3:39 7-0 1 7:18 Kickoff 7-yard rush by Dontavious Watson 6 60 2:26 14-3 1 0:35 Punt 11-yard pass to Jeremy Dixon from Cody Ladutko 11 82 4:53 21-3 2 9:01 Interception 11-yard return by Anssi Nevalainen 0 11 0:08 28-3 3 12:48 Christopher Newport Kickoff 88-yard kickoff return by Jeremy Dixon 0 88 0:16 14-6 1 0:44 Downs 36-yard pass to Chris Williams from Cody Ladutko 6 66 1:59 30-12 4 13:02 Maryville Punt 7-yard rush by Antwan Hughes 4 35 1:35 6-14 1 5:32 Punt 36-yard field goal by Marcus Klusacek 8 29 3:36 21-9 2 10:13 Interception 26-yard pass tto Jeremy Dixon from Philip Kwiatkowski 4 41 2:13 16-21 3 9:12 Punt 6-yard pass to Dontavious Watson from Cody Ladutko 11 66 2:14 24-21 4 1:18 Methodist Punt 10-yard rush by Antwan Hughes 5 59 2:09 6-0 1 5:20 Punt 3-yard rush by Dontavious Watson 7 44 3:16 14-0 2 14:15 Downs 2-yard rush by Dontavious Watson 8 70 3:51 21-0 2 5:47 Kickoff 13-yard rush by Anthony McCall 6 45 2:51 28-0 3 11:58 Punt 36-yard pass to Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko 5 66 2:49 35-0 3 8:02 Punt 40-yard field goal by Matthew Wilson 6 22 2:58 38-0 4 9:42 Shenandoah Fumble 19-yard rush by Dontavious Watson 2 27 0:41 7-0 1 12:44 Kickoff 20-yard field goal by Matthew Wilson 11 65 1:20 10-9 2 0:00 Punt 67-yard pass to Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko 4 79 1:26 17-9 3 9:51 Interception 6-yard rush by Dontavious Watson 8 57 3:48 24-9 3 4:37 Ferrum Punt 73-yard punt return by Jeremy Dixon 0 73 n/a 7-7 3 9:48 Punt 3-yard rush by Anthony McCall 9 67 3:38 14-7 3 3:44 OT 5-yard pass to Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko 5 25 n/a 21-21 1OT n/a OT 3-yard rush by Dontavious Watson 4 25 n/a 28-21 2OT n/a OT/Fumble 25-yard rush by Dontavious Watson 1 25 n/a 34-28 3OT n/a N.C. Wesleyan Kickoff 3-yard rush by Anthony McCall 11 70 4:42 7-7 1 5:18 Kickoff 86-yard kickoff return by Jeremy Dixon 0 86 0:16 14-14 1 0:46 Punt 15-yard rush by Cody Ladutko 4 34 1:26 21-14 2 11:56 Kickoff 17-yard pass to Jeremy Dixon from Cody Ladutko 11 67 2:31 27-49 4 5:12

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 47 2009 IN REVIEW

2009 Long Plays Yds Type Player(s) Date and Opponent 88* KR Jeremy Dixon Oct. 10 vs. CNU 86* KR Jeremy Dixon Nov. 14 vs. N.C. Wesleyan 73* PR Jeremy Dixon Nov. 7 at Ferrum 67* Pass Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko Oct. 31 vs. Shenandoah 64* Pass Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko Sept. 19 at Guilford 60* Pass Anthony Squillini from Philip Kwiatkowski Sept. 5 at Bridgewater 57 KR Anthony Squillini Oct. 17 at Maryville 45 KR Jeremy Dixon Oct. 10 vs. CNU 45 Pass Jeremy Dixon from Cody Ladutko Oct. 10 vs. CNU 43 Pass Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko Nov. 7 at Ferrum 40 KR Jeremy Dixon Nov. 14 vs. N.C. Wesleyan 38 KR Jeremy Dixon Oct. 24 vs. Methodist 37 PR Anthony Squillini Sept. 5 at Bridgewater 36* Pass Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko Oct. 24 vs. Methodist 36* Pass Chris Williams from Cody Ladutko Oct. 10 vs. CNU 36 FR# Jeremy Clifton Sept. 5 at Bridgewater 35 Run Dontavious Watson Oct. 31 vs. Shenandoah Jeremy Dixon accounted for Averett’s 34 KR Anthony Squillini Sept. 5 at Bridgewater three longest plays in 2009. He re- 32 KR Anthony Squillini Nov. 7 at Ferrum turned kickoffs for touchdowns from 86 32 KR Anthony Squillini Oct. 31 vs. Shenandoah yards and 88 yards, as well as a 70- 32 INT Anthony Bowie Oct. 31 vs. Shenandoah yard punt. 32 Pass Dontavious Watson from Philip Kwiatkowski Sept. 5 at Bridgewater 31 Pass Jeremy Dixon from Cody Ladutko Oct. 24 vs. Methodist 31* Pass Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko Sept. 26 vs. Wash. & Lee 30 Run Dontavious Watson Sept. 5 at Bridgewater 30 KR Anthony Squillini Sept. 5 at Bridgewater 29 Pass Chris Williams from Cody Ladutko Oct. 10 vs. CNU 29 KR Dontavious Watson Oct. 3 at Greensboro 28* Pass Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko Sept. 26 vs. Wash. & Lee 27 Run Dontavious Watson Nov. 14 vs. N.C. Wesleyan 27 Pass Jeremy Dixon from Cody Ladutko Oct. 17 vs. CNU 26 KR Anthony Squillini Nov. 7 at Ferrum 26* Pass Jeremy Dixon from Philip Kwiatkowski Oct. 17 at Maryville 26 Pass Jeremy Dixon from Cody Ladutko Oct. 17 at Maryville 26 Pass Jorge Del Valle from Cody Ladutko Sept. 19 at Guilford 26 KR Michael Crudup Oct. 10 vs. CNU 26 KR Anthony Squillini Sept. 26 vs. Wash. & Lee 25* Run Dontavious Watson Nov. 7 at Ferrum 25 KR Anthony Squillini Oct. 17 at Maryville 24 INT Zane Cooper Oct. 24 vs. Methodist 23 Run Dontavious Watson Nov. 14 vs. N.C. Wesleyan 22 Run Antwan Hughes Oct. 17 at Maryville 22 PR Jeremy Dixon Oct. 17 at Maryville 22 KR Dontavious Watson Sept. 5 at Bridgewater Averett running back Dontavious Wat- 21 Pass Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko Nov. 14 vs. N.C. Wesleyan son finished his senior season in 2009 21 Run Dontavious Watson Oct. 24 vs. Methodist with 10 runs of 20 yards or more. 21 Run Dontavious Watson Nov. 7 at Ferrum 21 Run Antwan Hughes Oct. 3 at Greensboro 21 KR Anthony Squillini Sept. 19 at Guilford 21 PR Jeremy Dixon Sept. 19 at Guilford 20 Run Dontavious Watson Oct. 24 vs. Methodist 20 Run Dontavious Watson Oct. 24 vs. Methodist 20 Pass Steven Oristian from Cody Ladutko Oct. 31 vs. Shenandoah 20 Pass Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko Oct. 17 at Maryville 20 Pass Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko Oct. 3 at Greensboro 20 Pass Anthony Squillini from Cody Ladutko Sept. 19 at Guilford 20 PR Jeremy Dixon Sept. 5 at Bridgewater

* Denotes scoring play # Return on missed 51-yard field goal attempt

48 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL RECORDS & HONORS

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 49 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

RUSHING

Rushing Yards (Career) Rushing Yards (Season) Rushing Yards (Game) 3,046, Kyle Wilson (2003-2006) 1,316, Kyle Wilson (2005) 239, Kyle Wilson (at Chowan, 11/12/2005) 1,620, Dontavious Watson (2006-2009) 813, Kyle Wilson (2006) 209, Kyle Wilson (vs. CNU, 11/5/2005) 1,572, Tracey Smithers (2000-2003) 693, Kyle Wilson (2004) 204,Tracey Smithers (vs. Principia, 10/13/2001) 841, John Ellison (2006-2008) 628, Tracey Smithers (2001) 166, Chris Baskerville (vs. Greensboro, 10/23/2004) 674, Sadane Munoz (2003-2004) 617, Dontavious Watson (2008) 162, Kyle Wilson (at Greensboro, 10/22/2005) 650, Mark Williams (2007-Present) 608, Dontavious Watson (2009) 160, Kyle Wilson (at N.C. Wesleyan, 10/15/2005) 456, Thamar Davis (2002-2005) 433, Sadane Munoz (2004) 153, Kyle Wilson (at Guilford, 9/17/2005) 356, Troy Testerman (2000-2001) 409, Mark Williams (2008) 143, Kyle Wilson (vs. N.C. Wesleyan, 10/15/2005) 324, Antwan Hughes (2009) 356, Troy Testerman (2000) 138, Kyle Wilson (at Maryville, 9/3/2005) 310, Michael Turkes (2000-2001) 348, Tracey Smithers (2003) 129, Kyle Wilson (vs. Guilford, 9/16/2006)

Rushing Attempts (Career) Rushing Attempts (Season) Rushing Attempts (Game) 587, Kyle Wilson (2003-2006) 234, Kyle Wilson (2005) 33, Kyle Wilson (vs. CNU, 11/5/2005) 401, Tracey Smithers (2000-2003) 172, Kyle Wilson (2006) 31, Kyle Wilson (vs. N.C. Wesleyan, 10/15/2006) 365, Dontavious Watson (2006-2009) 155, Tracey Smithers (2001) 29, Tracey Smithers (vs. Principia, 10/13/2001) 176, John Ellison (2006-2008) 137, Kyle Wilson (2004) 28, Kyle Wilson (at Chowan, 11/12/2005) 174, Sadane Munoz (2003-2004) 136, Dontavious Watson (2008) 27, Kyle Wilson (at N.C. Wesleyan, 10/16/2004) 167, Thamar Davis (2002-2005) 127, Dontavious Watson (2009) 26, Kyle Wilson (at Maryville, 9/3/2005) 135, Todd Parsons (2003-2006) 96, Sadane Munoz (2004) 26, Tracey Smithers (at Chowan, 11/15/2003) 129, Mark Williams (2007-Present) 90, Tracey Smithers (2003) 25, Kyle Wilson (at Guilford, 9/17/2005) 109, Scott Swann (2002-2005) 87, Troy Testerman (2000) 24, Kyle Wilson (vs. Methodist, 10/8/2005) 87, Troy Testerman (2000-2001) 85, Two tied 24, Kyle Wilson (at Greensboro, 10/22/2005) 24, Dontavious Watson (at Greensboro, 10/20/2007) Rushing Touchdowns (Career) Rushing Touchdowns (Season) 33, Kyle Wilson (2003-2006) 14, Kyle Wilson (2005) Rushing Touchdowns (Game) 17, Dontavious Watson (2006-2009) 9, Kyle Wilson (2004) 6, Kyle Wilson (vs. N.C. Wesleyan, 10/15/2005) 12, Tracey Smithers (2000-2003) 8, Kyle Wilson (2006) 3, Thamar Davis (vs. Gallaudet, 9/7/2002) 10, Sadane Munoz (2003-2004) 8, Sadane Munoz (2004) 2, Happened 24 times 10, Brian Daniels (2006-2009) 8, Dontavious Watson (2008) Most recent two-touchdown games: 5, Thamar Davis (2002-2005) 7, Dontavious Watson (2008) Dontavious Watson (at Ferrum, 11/7/2009) 4, John Ellison (2006-2008) 5, Brian Daniels (2008) Dontavious Watson (Shenandoah, 10/31/2009) 4, Todd Parsons (2003-2006) 5, Tracey Smithers (2001) Dontavious Watson (Methodist, 10/23/2009) 3, Four tied 4, Tracey Smithers (2003) Brian Daniels (at Guilford, 9/19/2009)

Average Yards Per Rush (Career) Average Yards Per Rush (Season) Average Yards Per Rush (Game) 6.83, Chris Baskerville (2004) 6.83, Chris Baskerville (2004) 9.0, John Ellison (at Greensboro, 10/20/2007) 6.56, Brandon Jumper (2003) 6.82, Mark Williams (2008) 8.7, Chris Baskerville (vs. Greensboro, 10/23/2004) 5.19, Kyle Wilson (2003-2006) 6.56, Brandon Jumper (2003) 8.5, Kyle Wilson (at Chowan, 11/12/2005) 5.04, Mark Williams (2007-Present) 5.62, Kyle Wilson (2005) 8.2, Kyle Wilson (at Southern Virginia, 9/11/2004) 4.78, John Ellison (2006-2008) 5.36, John Ellison (2008) 7.4, Kyle Wilson (vs. Maryville, 11/11/2006) 4.44, Dontavious Watson (2006-2009) 5.09, Kyle Wilson (2003) 7.3, James Jones (at Shenandoah, 11/2/2002) 4.32, Antwan Hughes (2009) 5.06, Kyle Wilson (2004) 7.2, Kyle Wilson (vs. Greensboro, 10/21/2006) 4.09, Troy Testerman (2000-2001) 4.79, Dontavious Watson (2009) 7.0, Tracey Smithers (vs. Principia, 10/13/2001) 3.96, Anthony McCall (2009-Present) 4.73, Dontavious Watson (2006) 6.8, Kyle Wilson (vs. Guilford, 9/16/2006) 3.92, Tracey Smithers (2000-2003 4.73, Kyle Wilson (2006) 6.8, Kyle Wilson (at Greensboro, 10/22/2005)

Rushing Yards Per Game (Career) Rushing Yards Per Game (Season) Longest Rush From Scrimmage (Game) 78.1, Kyle Wilson (2003-2006) 131.6, Kyle Wilson (2005) 79, Chris Baskerville (vs. Greensboro, 10/23/2005) 47.6, Tracey Smithers (2000-2003) 81.3, Kyle Wilson (2006) 76, Thamar Davis (vs. Gallaudet, 9/7/2002)* 43.8, Dontavious Watson (2006-2009) 69.8, Tracey Smithers (2001) 76, John Ellison (vs. Guilford, 9/16/2006)* 40.5, Antwan Hughes (2009) 69.3, Kyle Wilson (2004) 65, Kyle Wilson (vs. Maryville, 11/11/2006)* 39.6, Sadane Munoz (2003-2004) 61.7, Dontavious Watson (2008) 63, Dontavious Watson (vs. Wash. & Lee, 9/27/2008) 31.2, James Jones (2002, 2006) 60.8, Dontavious Watson (2009) 62, Scott Swann (vs. Maryville, 9/4/2004) 31.1, John Ellison (2006-2008) 45.4, Mark Williams (2008) 54, Kyle Wilson (at Chowan, 11/12/2005)* 29.7, Troy Testerman (2000-2001) 43.5, Tracey Smithers (2003) 52, Mark Williams (at Shenandoah, 11/1/20008)* 28.3, Chris Baskerville (2004) 43.3, Sadane Munoz (2004) 50, Kyle Wilson (at Greensboro, 10/22/2005) 25.3, Brandon Jumper (2003) 42.6, Tracey Smithers, (2000) 49, Kyle Wilson (vs. Guilford, 9/16/2006) * Scoring play

50 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

RUSHING

Annual Rushing Leaders 100-Yard Rushers Year Player Att. Yards TD 2000 Troy Testerman 87 356 1 Kyle Wilson (14) 2001 Tracey Smithers 155 628 5 Date Opponent Att. Yards Avg. TD 2002 Tracey Smithers 71 298 3 9/11/2004 Southern Virginia 13 107 8.2 2 2003 Tracey Smithers 90 348 4 10/16/2004 N.C. Wesleyan 27 160 5.9 2 2004 Kyle Wilson 137 693 9 2005 Kyle Wilson 234 1,316 14 10/30/2004 Shenandoah 21 101 4.8 0 2006 Kyle Wilson 172 813 8 9/3/2005 Maryville 26 138 5.3 2 2007 John Ellison 60 282 0 9/17/2005 Guilford 25 153 6.1 2 2008 Dontavious Watson 136 617 7 10/8/2005 Methodist 24 109 4.5 0 2009 Dontavious Watson 127 608 8 10/15/2005 N.C. Wesleyan 31 143 4.6 6 10/22/2005 Greensboro 24 162 6.8 0 11/5/2005 Christopher Newport 33 209 6.3 0 11/12/2005 Chowan 28 239 8.5 2 9/16/2006 Guilford 19 129 6.7 2 10/14/2006 N.C. Wesleyan 18 108 6.0 1 10/21/2006 Greensboro 17 122 7.2 1 11/11/2006 Maryville 16 119 7.4 2

Tracey Smithers (3) Date Opponent Att. Yards Avg. TD 9/9/2000 Gallaudet 9 101 11.2 0 10/13/2001 Principia 29 204 7.0 2 11/15/2003 Chowan 26 100 3.8 1

Dontavious Watson (3) Date Opponent Att. Yards Avg. TD 10/20/2007 Greensboro 24 117 4.9 0 10/25/2008 Greensboro 23 102 4.4 2 10/31/2009 Shenandoah 21 117 5.6 2

Chris Baskerville (1) KYLE WILSON Date Opponent Att. Yards Avg. TD 2003-2006 110/23/2004 Greensboro 19 166 8.7 1 Kyle Wilson owns most of Averett’s individu- al rushing records for a career, season and a Thamar Davis (1) single game. The Maugansville, Md., native Date Opponent Att. Yards Avg. TD rushed for 3,046 career yards on 578 car- 9/7/2002 Gallaudet 18 120 6.7 3 ries and 33 touchdowns. No other Cougar is within 1,400 yards, 180 carries or 20 touch- John Ellison (1) downs of Wilson’s career feats. Wilson’s Date Opponent Att. Yards Avg. TD mark of six touchdowns in a single game is 9/16/2006 Guilford 8 107 13.4 1 a USA South Conference record for most rushing touchdowns and most total touch- Sadane Munoz (1) downs in a game. Wilson became the pro- Date Opponent Att. Yards Avg. TD gram’s first All-American when the Football 9/11/2004 Southern Virginia 17 113 6.6 1 Gazette selected him to the Second Team in 2005. Wilson was also a three-time USA South All-Conference selection. AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 51 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

RECEIVING

Pass Reception Yards (Career) Pass Reception Yards (Season) Most Receiving Yards (Game) 2,925, Jeff Hughley (2003-2006) 940, Jeff Hughley (2005) 174, Anthony Squillini (at Guilford, 9/19/2009) 1,695, Anthony Squillini (2005-2006, 2008-2009) 821, Jeff Hughley (2006) 163, Jeff Hughley (at Ferrum, 10/1/2005) 1,017, Antonio Hammond (2005-2007) 816, Anthony Squillini (2009) 152, Jeremy Dixon (vs. Bridgewater, 9/6/2008) 855, Jeremy Dixon (2007-Present) 752, Jeff Hughley (2004) 146, Jeff Hughley (at Methodist, 10/7/2006) 764, Thamar Davis (2002-2005) 560, Antonio Hammond (2007) 143, Jeff Hughley (vs. Ferrum, 9/30/2006) 670, Kyle Wilson (2003-2006) 504, Jeremy Dixon (2008) 138, Jeff Hughley (vs. CNU, 11/5/2005) 651, Shannon Short (2003-2006) 462, Anthony Squillini (2008) 127, Jeff Hughley (at Chowan, 11/12/2005) 640, Aduela Dawes (2000-2002) 441, Duane Austin (2004) 126, Kyle Wilson (vs. Greensboro, 10/21/2006) 559, Duane Alston (2002, 2004-2006) 417, Anthony Squillini (2006) 125, Jeff Hughley (vs. Maryville, 9/4/2004) 545, Jeremy Rankin (2002,2004-2005) 412, Jeff Hughley (2003) 124, Jeff Hughley (at CNU, 11/4/2006)

Pass Receptions (Career) Pass Receptions (Season) Most Catches (Game) 221, Jeff Hughley (2003-2006) 75, Jeff Hughley (2004) 11, Jeff Hughley (at Methodist, 10/9/2004) 126, Anthony Squillini (2005-06,2008-2009) 57, Jeff Hughley (2005) 10, Jeff Hughley (vs. Maryville, 9/4/2004) 73, Jeremy Dixon (2007-Present) 55, Anthony Squillini (2009) 10, Jeff Hughley (at Ferrum, 10/1/2005) 71, Antonio Hammond (2005-2006) 51, Jeff Hughley (2006) 9, Antonio Hammond (vs. Shenandoah, 10/27/2007) 69, Thamar Davis (2002-2005) 46, Antonio Hammond (2007) 9, Jeff Hughley (vs. Ferrum, 10/2/2004) 50, Dontavious Watson (2006-2009) 45, Anthony Squillini (2008) 9, Jeff Hughley (at Chowan, 11/12/2005) 49, Kyle Wilson (2003-2006) 41, Jeremy Dixon (2008) 9, Anthony Squillini (vs. Ferrum, 10/4/2008) 49, Tracey Smithers (2000-2003) 38, Jeff Hughley (2003) 9, Anthony Squillini (at Guilford, 9/19/2009) 49, Jeremy Rankin (2002, 2004-2005) 31, Jeremy Dixon (2009) 8, Jeremy Dixon (at CNU, 11/8/2008) 47, Aduela Dawes (2000-2002) 29, Duane Alston (2004) 8, Jeff Hughley, at NC Weslyan, 10/16/2004) 29, Thamar Davis (2004) Receiving Touchdowns (Career) Receiving Touchdowns (Game) 31, Jeff Hughley (2003-2006) Receiving Touchdowns (Season) 3, Eric Sicre (vs. Methodist, 10/8/2005) 19, Anthony Squillini (2005-2006, 2008-2009) 12, Jeff Hughley, (2005) 3, Jeff Hughley (at CNU, 11/4/2006) 10, Antonio Hammond (2005-2007) 10, Jeff Hughley, (2006) 3, Jeff Hughley (at Chowan College, 11/12/2005) 7, Thamar Davis (2002-2005) 9, Anthony Squillini (2008) 2, Aduela Dawes (vs. Shenandoah, 10/27/2001) 6, Dontavious Watson (2006-2009) 7, Anthony Squillini (2009) 2, Jeff Hughley (vs. Maryville, 11/11/2006) 5, Allan Lawson; (2003-2006) 6, Jeff Hughley (2004) 2, Jeff Hughley (vs. Ferrum, 10/2/2004) 4, Jeremy Rankin (2002, 2004-2005) 5, Antonio Hammond (2006) 2, Jeff Hughley (at Greensboro, 10/25/2003) 4, Shannon Short (2003-2006) 4, Antonio Hammond (2007) 2, Jeff Hughley (vs. Ferrum, 9/30/2006) 4, Eric Sicre (2004-2007) 3, 10 tied 2, Jeff Hughley (at Ferrum, 10/1/2005) 4, Jeremy Dixon (2007-Present) 2, Jeff Hughley (vs. Shenandoah, 10/29/2005) Average Yards Per Catch (Season) 2, Jeff Hughley (at Guilford, 9/17/2005) Average Yards Per Catch (Career) 22.67, Eric Sicre (2005) 2, Anthony Squillini (at Shenandoah, 11/1/2008) 18.22, Eric Sicre (2004-2007) 22.09, Kyle Acker (2001) 2, Anthony Squillini (vs. Guilford, 9/20/2008) 18.00, J.R. Conteh (2000-2001) 19.67, Kyle Wilson (2006) 2, Anthony Squillini (vs. Wash. & Lee, 9/26/2009) 16.13, Duron Legrande (2000) 18.57, Allen Lawson (2005) 15.70, Max Roach (2000-2004) 18.33, J.R. Coneth (2001) Average Yards Per Catch (Game) 15.11, Duane Alston (2002, 2004-2006) 17.57, Antonio Hammond (2006) 39.0, Eric Sicre (vs. Methodist, 10/8/2005) 14.96, Allan Lawson (2003-2006) 17.22, Thamar Davis (2002) 31.7, Duane Alston (vs. Ferrum, 10/2/2004) 14.05, Jorge Del Valle (2007-2009) 17.10, Aduela Dawes (2001) 30.4, Jeremy Dixon (vs. Bridgewater, 9/6/2008) 14.73, Kyle Acker (2000-2001) 16.83, Jorge Del Valle (2008) 26.2, Aduela Dawes (at Greensboro, 10/20/2001) 14.32, Antonio Hammond (2005-2007) 16.54, Shannon Short (2003) 25.3, Kyle Wilson (vs. Maryville, 11/11/2006) 14.15, Shannon Short (2003-2006) 25.2, Kyle Wilson (vs. Greensboro, 10/21/2006) Receptions Per Game (Season) 24.3, Jeff Hughley (at Methhodist,10/7/2006) Receptions Per Game (Career) 7.50, Jeff Hughley (2004) 24.3, Duron Legrande (at Principia,10/7/2000) 5.67, Jeff Hughley (2003-2006) 5.70, Jeff Hughley (2005) 23.2, Wesley Taylor (vs. Shenandoah, 11/1/2003) 3.82, Anthony Squillini (2005-2006, 2008-2009) 5.50, Anthony Squillini (2009) 23.0, Jeff Hughley (vs. CNU, 11/5/2005) 3.38, Antonio Hammond (2005-2007) 5.11, Antonio Hammond (2007) 23.0, Anthony Squillini (at CNU, 1/5/2005) 2.61, Aduela Dawes (2000-2002) 5.10, Jeff Hughley (2006) 2.43, Jeremy Dixon (2007-Present) 4.50, Anthony Squillini (2008) 2.40, Chris Williams (2009-Present) 4.22, Jeff Hughley (2003) 2.17, William Varas (2007) 4.10, Jeremy Dixon (2008) 2.14, Zayd Augustus (2007) 3.11, Tracey Smithers (2002) 2.06, Kyle Acker (2000-2001) 3.10, Jeremy Dixon (2009) 1.88, Jeremy Rankin(2002, 2004-2005)

52 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

RECEIVING

Annual Receiving Leaders

Year Player Rec. Yards Avg. TD 2000 Kyle Acker 26 302 11.6 0 100-Yard Receivers 2001 Aduela Dawes 21 814 17.1 3 2002 Jeremy Rankin 20 298 14.9 3 Jeff Hughley (9) 2003 Jeff Hughley 38 412 10.8 3 2004 Jeff Hughley 75 752 10.0 6 Date Opponent Rec. Yards Avg. TD 2005 Jeff Hughley 57 940 16.5 12 9/4/2004 Maryville 10 125 12.5 1 2006 Jeff Hughley 51 821 16.1 10 10/2/2004 Ferrum 9 101 11.2 1 2007 Antonio Hammond 46 560 12.2 4 10/9/2004 Methodist 11 120 10.9 1 2008 Jeremy Dixon 41 504 12.3 1 10/1/2005 Ferrum 10 163 16.3 2 2009 Anthony Squillini 55 816 14.8 7 11/5/2005 CNU 6 138 23.0 1 11/12/2005 Chowan 9 127 14.1 3 9/30/2005 Ferrum 7 143 20.4 2 10/7/2006 Methodist 6 146 24.3 1 11/4/2006 CNU 7 124 17.7 3

Aduela Dawes (2) Date Opponent Rec. Yards Avg. TD 10/20/2001 Greensboro 4 105 26.2 0 10/27/2001 Shenandoah 7 109 15.6 2

Anthony Squillini (2) Date Opponent Rec. Yards Avg. TD 10/4/2008 Ferrum 9 111 12.3 0 9/19/2009 Guilford 9 174 19.3 1

Duron LeGrande (1) Date Opponent Rec. Yards Avg. TD 10/21/2000 Chowan 5 110 22.0 0

Duane Alston (1) Date Opponent Rec. Yards Avg. TD JEFF HUGHLEY 10/30/2004 Shenandoah 7 111 15.9 1 2003-2006 Jeff Hughley, although small in stature, went Anthony Morris (1) on to become Averett’s most prolific receiver Date Opponent Rec. Yards Avg. TD during his four seasons. He still holds the re- 11/13/2004 Chowan 2 112 56.0 1 cords for receiving yards in a career (2,925) and a season (940). His 221 career recep- Eric Sicre (1) tions and 31 career receiving touchdowns Date Opponent Rec. Yards Avg. TD are also program records. Hughley led the 10/8/2005 Methodist 3 117 39.0 3 team in receptions all four seasons he suited up for the Cougars and he finished his career Jeremy Dixon (1) with nine 100-yard receiving games. In addi- Date Opponent Rec. Yards Avg. TD tion to being a go-to receiver, Hughley was 9/6/2008 Bridgewater 5 152 30.4 0 also a solid return specialist. He holds re- cords for punt returns and punt return yards, which helped him set the Averett mark for all- purpose yards (4,267). AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 53 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

PASSING

Pass Attemps (Career) Pass Attempts (Season) Pass Attempts (Game) 781, Scott Swann (2002-2005) 296, Shan Fairbanks (2007) 57, Scott Swann (at Methodist, 10/9/2004) 624, Todd Parsons (2003-2006) 294, Scott Shawn (2004) 44, Todd Parsons (at Ferrum, 10/1/2005) 480, Shan Fairbanks (2005-2008) 270, Todd Parsons (2005) 42, Scott Swann (at Methodist, 10/12/2002) 274, Philip Kwiatkowski (2007-Present) 264, Todd Parsons (2006) 40, Philip Kwiatkowski (at Bridgewater, 9/5/2009) 253, Cody Ladutko (2009-Present) 256, Scott Swann (2002) 40, Todd Parsons (at Wesley, 9/9/2006) 171, Chris Robinson (2000) 253, Cody Ladutko (2009) 40, Chris Robinson (at Principia, 10/7/2000) 141, William Clark (2000-2001) 209, Scott Swann (2003) 39, Shan Fairbanks (vs. Wash. and Lee, 9/22/2007) 32, Jeremy Dixon (2007-Present) 171, Chris Robinson (2000) 39, Shan Fairbanks (vs. Wash. and Lee, 9/27/2008) 23, Joe Perry (2000-2001) 168, Philip Kwiatkowski (2008) 38, Shan Fairbanks (vs. Shenandoah, 10/27/2007) 21, Bubba Rosenbaum (2003-2004) 141, William Clark (2001) 38, Shan Fairbanks (vs. Guilford, 9/15/2007) 38, Scott Swann (at Gettysburg, 9/28/2007) Pass Completions(Career) Pass Completions (Season) 424, Scott Swann (2002-2005) 175, Scott Swann (2004) Pass Completions (Season) 322, Todd Parsons (2003-2006) 178, Shan Fairbanks (2007) 34, Scott Swann (vs. Methodist, 10/9/2004) 252, Shan Fairbanks (2005-2008) 139, Todd Parsons (2005) 24, Todd Parsons (Ferrum, 10/1/2005) 131, Cody Ladutko (2009-Present) 131, Cody Ladutko (2009) 23, Scott Swann (Shenandoah, 10/30/2004) 129, Philip Kwiatkowski (2007-Present) 127, Todd Parsons (2006) 22, Shan Fairbanks (Chowan; 11/15/2003) 60, Chris Robinson (2000) 120, Scott Swann (2003) 20, Shan Fairbanks (Greensboro, 10/20/2007) 50, William Clark (2000-2001) 116, Scott Swann (2002) 20, Shan Fairbanks (Shenandoah, 10/27/2007) 14, Jeremy Dixon (2007-Present) 87, Philip Kwiatkowski (2008) 19, Shan Fairbanks (Methodist, 10/6/2007) 8, Bubba Rosenbaum (2003-2004) 66, Shan Fairbanks (2008) 19, Shan Fairbanks (vs. Wash. and Lee, 9/27/2008) 7, Joe Perry (2000-2001) 60, Chris Robinson (2000) 19, Philip Kwiatkowski (CNU, 11/08/2008) 19, Scott Swann (Greensboro, 10/23/2004) Passing Yards (Career) Passing Yards (Season) 19, Todd Parsons (Methodist, 10/8/2005) 4,736, Scott Swann (2002-2005) 2,014, Scott Swann (2004) 4,662, Todd Parsons (2003-2006) 1,972, Todd Parsons (2005) Passing Yards (Game) 2,838, Shan Fairbanks (2005-2008) 1,902, Todd Parsons (2006) 361, Todd Parsons (vs. Maryville, 11/11/2006) 1,548, Cody Ladutko (2009-Present) 1,603, Shan Fairbanks (2007) 347, Scott Swann (at Methodist, 10/9/2004) 1,378, Philip Kwiatkowski (2007-Present) 1,548, Cody Ladutko (2009) 329, Todd Parsons (at Ferrum, 10/1/2005) 814, William Clark (2000-2001) 1,364, Scott Swann (2003) 303, Shan Fairbanks (at Guilford, 9/15/2007) 697, Chris Robinson (2000) 1,261, Scott Swann (2002) 275, Todd Parsons (vs. N.C. Wesleyan, 10/8/2005) 109, Bubba Rosenbaum (2003-2004) 904, Philip Kwiatkowski (2008) 266, Scott Swann (vs. Ferrum, 10/2/2004) 103, Jeremy Dixon (2007-Present) 814, William Clark (2001) 253, Cody Ladutko (at Guilford, 9/19/2009) 100, Tom Ridley (2000-2001) 697, Chris Robinson (2000) 249, Todd Parsons (at CNU, 11/4/2006) 243, Scott Swann (vs. Shenandoah, 11/1/2003) Passing Touchdowns (Career) Passing Touchdowns (Season) 239, Scott Swann (at Shenandoah, 10/30/2004) 42, Todd Parsons (2003-2006) 18, Todd Parsons (2005) 30, Scott Swann (2002-2005) 17, Todd Parsons (2006) Passing Touchdowns (Game) 19, Shan Fairbanks (2005-2008) 12, Scott Swann (2004) 4, Todd Parsons (vs. Methodist, 10/8/2005) 11, Cody Ladutko (2009-Present) 11, Cody Ladutko (2009) 3, Todd Parsons (at CNU, 11/4/2006) 9, Philip Kwiatkowski (2007-Present) 10, Scott Swann (2003) 3, Todd Parsons (vs. Maryville, 11/11/2006) 4, William Clark (2000-2001) 8, Shan Fairbanks (2007) 3, Todd Parsons (vs. Greensboro, 10/21/2006) 3, Greg Harbaugh (2005-2006, 2008) 7, Scott Swann (2002) 3, Todd Parsons (vs. Guilford, 9/16/2006) 3, Chris Robinson (2000) 6, Philip Kwiatkowski (2008) 3, Scott Swann (vs. Ferrum, 10/22/2004) 1, Joe Perry (2000-2001) 6, Todd Parsons (2004) 3, Todd Parsons (at Ferrum, 10/1/2005) 1, Bubba Rosenbaum (2003-2004) 5, Shan Fairbanks (2006) 3, Todd Parsons (vs. Shenandoah, 10/29/2005) 1, Steve Oristian (2007-2009) 5, Shan Fairbanks (2008) 2, Happened 23 times Most recent two-touchdown games: Interceptions Thrown (Career) Interceptions Thrown (Season) Cody Ladutko (at Guilford, 9/19/2009) 29, Scott Swann (2002-2005) 15, Shan Fairbanks (2007) Cody Ladutko (vs. Wash. & Lee, 9/26/2009) 22, Shan Fairbanks (2005-2008) 14, Scott Swann (2002) 22, Todd Parsons (2003-2006) 11, William Clark (2001) Interceptions Thrown (Game) 11, Philip Kwiatkowski (2007-Present) 10, Chris Robinson (2000) 4, Scott Swann (at Ferrum, 10/4/2003) 11, William Clark (2000-2001) 9, Todd Parsons (2006) 4, Scott Swann (vs. Apprentice, 9/21/2002) 10, Chris Robinson (2000) 8, Todd Parsons (2005) 4, Shan Fairbanks (at Maryville, 11/10/2007) 7, Cody Ladutko (2009-Present) 8, Scott Swann (2003) 4, William Clark (vs. Chowan, 10/10/2001) 6, Joe Perry (2000-2001) 7, Cody Ladutko (2009) 3, Happened 8 times 4, Brandon. Cantrell (2000-2003) 6, Four tied

54 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

PASSING

Annual Passing Leaders 250-Yard Passers Year Player C-A-I Yards TD 2000 Chris Robinson 60-171-10 697 3 Todd Parsons (3) 2001 William Clark 50-141-11 814 4 Date Opponent Comp. Att. Yards Avg. INT TD 2002 Scott Swann 116-256-14 1,261 7 10/1/2005 Ferrum 24 44 329 7.5 3 3 2003 Scott Swann 120-209-8 1,364 10 10/8/2005 N.C. Wesleyan 19 34 275 8.1 0 4 2004 Scott Swann 175-294-6 2,014 12 2005 Todd Parsons 139-270-8 1,972 18 11/11/2006 Maryville 16 22 361 16.4 0 3 2006 Todd Parsons 127-264-9 1,902 17 2007 Shan Fairbanks 148-296-15 1,603 8 Scott Swann (2) 2008 Philip Kwiatkowski 87-168-6 904 6 Date Opponent Comp. Att. Yards Avg. INT TD 2009 Cody Ladutko 131-253-7 1,548 11 10/2/2004 Ferrum 18 35 266 7.6 0 2 10/9/2004 Methodist 34 57 347 6.1 0 2

Shan Fairbanks (1) Date Opponent Comp. Att. Yards Avg. INT TD 9/15/2007 Guilford 22 38 303 8.0 2 2

Cody Ladutko (1) Date Opponent Comp. Att. Yards Avg. INT TD 9/19/2009 Guilford 17 36 253 7.0 0 2

Completion Percentage (Career) Passing Efficiency (Career) 54.3, Scott Swann (2002-2005) 129.5, Todd Parsons (2003-2006) 52.5, Shan Fairbanks (2005-2008) 112.0, Cody Ladtuko (2009-Present) 51.8 Cody Ladutko (2009-Present) 110.5, Scott Swann (2002-2005) 51.6, Todd Parsons (2003-2006) 106.1, Shaun Fairbanks (2005-2008) 47.1, Philip Kwiatkowski (2007- Present) 92.1, Philip Kwiatkowski (2007-Present) 43.8, Jeremy Dixon (2007-Present) 87.9, Bubba Rosenbaum (2003-2004) 38.1, Bubba Rosenbaum (2003-2004) 77.7, William Clark (2000-2001)

Completion Percentage (Season) Passing Efficiency (Season, min. 20 attempts) 65.3, Todd Parsons (2004) 178.7, Todd Parsons (2004) 60.0, Shan Fairbanks (2006) 158.7, Shan Fairbanks (2006) 59.5, Scott Swann (2004) 128.9, Todd Parsons (2005) 59.1, Scott Swann (2005) 126.5, Scott Swann (2004) 58.5, Todd Parsons (2003) 123.1, Todd Parsons (2006) SCOTT SWANN 57.4, Scott Swann (2003) 120.4, Scott Swann (2003) 2002-2005 54.1, Shan Fairbanks (2008) 116.4. Todd Parsons (2003) Scott Swann helped establish Averett as an 51.8, Cody Ladutko (2009) 112.0, Cody Ladutko (2009) 51.8, Philip Kwiatkowski (2008) 105.6, Shan Fairbanks (2008) offensive force during his time in a Cougars uniform. Swann holds many of the team re- Completion Percentage (Game, min. 10 attempts) Passing Efficiency (Game, min. 10 attempts) cords for passing attempts, passing comple- 82.4, Scott Swann (vs. Chowan, 11/13/2004) 255.6, Todd Parsons (vs. Maryville, 11/11/2006) tions, completion percentage and passing 78.6, Scott Swann (vs. Chowan, 11/16/2002) 237.3, Scott Swann (vs. Chowan, 11/13/2004) yardage. His 4,736 career passing yards 72.7, Todd Parsons, (vs. Maryville; 11/11/2006) 224.8, Scott Swann (vs. Chowan, 11/16/2003) 72.0, Scott Swann (vs. Maryville, 9/4/2004) 221.4, Scott Swann (vs. Southern Va., 9/13/2003) are not only an Averett record, they are a 71.4, Cody Ladutko (at Greensboro, 10/3/2009) 199.8, Todd Parsons (vs. Shenandoah, 10/29/2005) USA South Conference record. Swann, who 71.4, Shan Fairbanks (vs. Shenandoah, 11/1/2008) 197.1, Shan Fairbanks (vs. Guilford, 9/20/2008) missed most of his senior season due to a leg 70.0, Shan Fairbanks (vs. Guilford, 9/20/2008) 186.5, Todd Parsons (vs. Guilford, 9/16/2006) injury, finished his career with 30 touchdown 68.8, Scott Swann (vs. Huntingdon, 10/18/2003) 177.9, William Clark (at Ferrum, 9/29/2001) 66.7, Philip Kwiatkowski (at Methodist, 10/11/2008) 171.3, Todd Parsons (at Southern Va., 9/11/2004) passes and two 250-yard passing games. 65.0, Todd Parsons (vs. Shenandoah, 10/29/2005) 164.9, Todd Parsons (vs. Greensboro, 10/21/2006)

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 55 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

PASSING SCORING

Passing Yards Per Game (Career) 154.8, Cody Ladutko (2009-Present) Career Scoring leaders Annual Scoring leaders 152.8 Scott Swann (2002-2005) 145.7, Todd Parsons (2003-2006) Player TD PAT 2-PT FG Total YR Player TD PAT 2-PT FG Total 98.4, Philip Kwiatkowski (2007-Present) Kyle Wilson 35 0 1 0 212 2000 Troy Testerman 2 0 1 0 14 91.5, Shan Fairbanks (2005-2008) Jeff Hughley 23 0 5 0 208 2001 Tracey Smithers 5 0 0 0 30 90.4, William Clark (2000-2001) Dontavious Watson 23 0 2 0 142 2002 Tracey Smithers 5 0 0 0 30 77.4, Chris Robinson (2000) Anthony Squillini 19 0 1 0 116 2003 Tracey Smithers 5 0 0 0 30 18.2, Bubba Rosenbaum (2003-2004) Chris Ashcraft 0 76 0 12 112 2004 Kyle Wilson 9 0 0 0 54 11.1, Joe Perry (2000-2001) Tracey Smithers 15 0 0 0 90 2005 Kyle Wilson 15 0 0 0 90 6,2, Greg Harbaugh (2005-2006, 2008) James Thurnes 0 37 0 12 73 2006 Jeff Hughley 10 0 1 0 62 Thamar Davis 12 0 0 0 72 2007 Antonio Hammond 4 0 0 0 24 Passing Yards Per Game (Season) Sadane Munoz 10 0 0 0 60 2008 Anthony Squillini 9 0 1 0 56 219.1, Todd Parsons (2005) Antonio Hammond 10 0 0 0 60 2009 D. Watson 9 0 0 0 54 201.4, Scott Swann (2004) Jeremy Dixon 10 0 0 0 60 190.2, Todd Parsons (2006) Brian Daniels 10 0 0 0 60 178.1, Shan Fairbanks (2007) 154.8, Cody Ladutko (2009-Present) Game Scoring leaders 151.6, Scott Swann (2003) Player TD PAT 2-PT FG Total Opponent 140.1, Scott Swann (2002) Kyle Wilson 6 0 0 0 36 (vs. N.C. Wesleyan, 10/15/2005) 129.1, Philip Kwiatkowski (2008) Jeff Hughley 3 0 1 0 20 (at Chowan, 11/12/2005) 90.4, William Clark; (2001) 86.9, Shan Fairbanks (2008)

Longest Passing Plays (Game) Most Touchdowns Scored (Career) Most Touchdowns Responsible For (Career) 98, William Clark to J.R. Conteh* 35, Kyle Wilson (2003-2006, 33 rush/ 2 rec.) 46, Todd Parsons (2003-2006) (at Ferrum, 9/29/2001) 33, Jeff Hugley (2003-2006, 31 rec./1 rush/1 ret.) 35, Kyle Wilson (2003-2006) 83, Todd Parsons to Antonio Hammond* 23, Dontavious Watson (2006-2009, 17 rush/6 rec.) 33, Jeff Hughley (2003-2006) (vs. Guilford, 9/16/2006) 19, Anthony Squillini (2005-2006, 2008-2009, 19 rec.) 31, Scott Swann (2002-2005) 82, William Clark to Aduela Dawes* 15, Tracey Smithers (2000-2003, 12 rush/3 rec.) 23, Dontavious Watson (2006-2009) (at Greensboro, 10/20/2001) 12, Thamar Davis (2002-2005, 5 rush/7 rec.) 19, Anthony Squillini (2005-2006, 2008-2009) 80, Shan Fairbanks to Jorge Del Valle 10, Sadane Munoz (2003-2004, 10 rush) 19, Shan Fairbanks (2005-2008) (vs. Guilford, 9/20/2008) 10, Antonio Hammond (2005-2007, 10 rec.) 15, Tracey Smithers (2000-2003) 71, Scott Swann to Anthony Morris* 10, Brian Daniels (2006-2009, 10 rush) 13, Cody Ladutko (2009-Present) (vs. Chowan, 11/13/2004) 10, Jeremy Dixon (2007-Present, 2 rush/4 rec./4 ret.) 12, Thamar Davis (2002-2005) 67, Cody Ladutko to Anthony Squillini* 10, Antonio Hammond (2005-2007) (vs. Shenandoah, 10/31/2009) Most Touchdowns Scored (Season) 66, Todd Parsons to Anthony Squillini* 15, Kyle Wilson (2005, 14 rush/1 rec.) Most Touchdowns Responsible For (Season) (at CNU, 11/4/2006) 13, Jeff Hughley (2005, 12 rec./1 ret.) 21, Todd Parsons (2005) 65, Scott Swann to Duane Alston* 10, Jeff Hughley (2006, 10 rec.) 18, Todd Parsons (2006) (at Shenandoah, 10/30/2004) 9, Kyle Wilson (2004, 9 rush) 15, Kyle Wilson (2005) 65, Todd Parsons to Eric Sicre* 9, Kyle Wilson (2006, 8 rush/1 rec.) 13, Cody Ladutko (2009-Present) (vs. Methodist, 10/8/2004) 9, Anthony Squillini (2008, 9 rec.) 13, Scott Swann (2004) 64, Cody Ladutko to Anthony Squillini* 9, Dontavious Watson (2009, 9 rush/1 rec.) 13, Jeff Hughley (2005) (at Guilford, 9/19/2009) 10, Scott Swann (2003) 64, Todd Parsons to Anthony Squillini Most Touchdowns Scored (Game) 10, Jeff Hughley (2006) (vs. Maryville, 11/11/2006) 6, Kyle Wilson (vs. NC Wesleyan, 10/15/2005) 9, Dontavious Watson (2009) 62, Scott Swann to Duane Alston* 3, Thamar Davis (vs. Gallaudet, 9/7/2002) 9, Anthony Squillini (2008) (vs. Ferrum, 10/2/2004) 3, Eric Sicre, (vs. Methodist, 10/8/2005) 9, Kyle Wilson (2004) 60, Scott Swann to Tracey Smithers* 3, Jeff Hughley (at CNU, 11/4/2006) 9, Kyle Wilson (2006) (vs. Southern Virginia, 9/13/2003) 3, Jeff Hughley (at Chowan, 11/12/2005) * Scoring play 3, Kyle Wilson (at Ferrum, 10/1/2005) Most Touchdowns Responsible For (Game) 2, Happened 42 times 6, Kyle Wilson (vs. NC Wesleyan, 10/15/2005) 5, Todd Parsons (vs. Shenandoah, 10/29/2005) 4, Todd Parsons (vs. Methodist, 10/8/2005)

56 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

SCORING

Longest Field Goal Made Field Goals Made (Season) Field Goals Made (Game) 47, James Thurnes (vs. CNU, 11/5/2005) 7, Chris Ashcraft (2005) 3, Chris Ashcraft (vs. CNU, 11/5/2005) 47, Sean Sullivan (at Gettysburg, 9/28/2002 6, James Thurnes (2004) 3, James Thurnes (vs. CNU, 11/5/2005) 41, James Thurnes (at Ferrum, 10/4/2003 4, Chris Ashcraft (2006) 2, Sean Sullivan (vs. Chowan, 11/16/2002) 40, Matthew Wilson (vs. Methodist, 10/23/2009) 4, Sean Sullivan (2002) 2, Sean Sullivan (at Gallaudet, 9/8/2001) 40, Chris Ashcraft (vs. Maryville, 11/11/2006) 3, James Thurnes (2005) 2, James Thurnes (vs. Guilford, 9/18/2004) 40, James Thurnes (vs. Ferrum, 10/2/2004) 3, James Thurnes (2003) 1, Happened 23 times 38, Chris Ashcraft (at Chowan, 11/12/2005) 2, Matthew Wilson (2009) 38, Marcus Klusacek (vs. Guilford, 9/20/2008) 2, Sean Sullivan (2001) Field Goals Attempted (Game) 37, Sean Sullivan (vs. Chowan, 11/16/2002) 5, Sean Sullivan (vs. Chowan, 11/16/2002) 37, Sean Sullivan (at Gallaudet, 9/8/2001) Field Goals Attempted (Season) 5, James Thurnes (at NC Wesleyan, 10/16/2004) 36, Chris Ashcraft (at CNU, 11/4/2006) 16, James Thurnes (2004) 4, Chris Ashcraft (vs. CNU, 11/5/2005) 35, Sean Sullivan (vs. Ferrum, 10/5/2002) 9, Sean Sullivan (2002) 3, Matthew Wilson (vs. Methodist, 10/23/2009) 9, Chris Ashcraft (2005) 3, James Thurnes (vs. CNU, 11/5/2005) Field Goals Made (Career) 8, James Thurnes (2003) 3, Sean Sullivan (vs. Gallaudet, 9/9/2000) 12, Chris Ashcraft (2005-2008 7, Matthew Wilson (2009) 3, James Thurnes (at Ferrum, 10/4/2003) 12, James Thurnes (2003-2006) 7, James Thurnes (2005) 3, James Thurnes (vs. Maryville, 9/4/2004) 6, Sean Sullivan (2000-2002) 7, Chris Ashcraft (2006) 2, Matthew Wilson (vs. Shenandoah, 10/31/2009) 3, Marcus Klusacek (2007-Present) 7, Sean Sullivan (2000) 2, Matthew Wilson (at Ferrum, 11/7/2009) 2, Matthew Wilson (2009) 6, Chris Ashcraft (2007) 2, Marcus Klusacek (at Bridgewater, 9/5/2009) 5, Marcus Klusacek (2009) 2, Marcus Klusacek (at Maryville, 10/17/2009) Field Goals Attempted (Career) 2, Chris Ashcraft (at Greensboro, 10/20/2007) 32, James Thurnes (2003-2006) PAT Kicks Made (Season) 2, Chris Ashcraft (vs. Ferrum, 9/30/2006) 24, Chris Ashcraft (2005-2008) 35, Chris Ashcraft (2006) 2, Ben Morris (at Greensboro, 10/22/2005) 18, Sean Sullivan (2000-2002) 28, James Thurnes (2004) 2, Chris Ashcraft (vs. Wesley, 9/10/2005) 10, Marcus Klusacek (2007-Present) 23, Chris Ashcraft (2008) 2, James Thurnes (vs. Methodist, 10/8/2005) 7, Matthew Wilson (2009) 21, Ben Morris (2005) 2, Sean Sullivan (at Gallaudet, 9/8/2001) 2, Les Garnett (2000-2004) 15, Sean Sullivan (2002) 2, Sean Sullivan (vs. Apprentice, 9/16/2000) 2, Ben Morris (2005) 13, Marcus Klusacek (2009) 2, James Thurnes (at Chowan, 11/15/2003) 13, Matthew Wilson (2009) 2, James Thurnes (vs. Greensboro, 10/23/2004) PAT Kicks Made (Career) 10, Chris Ashcraft (2005) 2, James Thurnes (vs. Guilford,9/18/2004) 76, Chris Ashcraft (2005-2008) 8, James Thurnes (2003) 37, James Thurnes (2003-2006) 8, Chris Ashcraft (2007) PAT Kicks Made (Game) 22, Sean Sullivan (2000-2002) 6, Andrew Wright (2003) 8, Chris Ashcraft (vs. Greensboro, 10/21/2006) 21, Ben Morris (2005) 4, Max Roach (2001) 6, Chris Ashcraft (vs. Maryville, 11/11/2006) 17, Marcus Klusacek (2007-Present) 6, Ben Morris (vs. Shenandoah, 10/29/2005) 13, Matthew Wilson (2009) PAT Kicks Attempted (Season) 6, James Thurnes (at Southern Va., 9/11/2004) 6, Max Roach (2000-2004) 42, Chris Ashcraft (2006) 5, Ben Morris (at Chowan, 11/12/2005) 6, Andrew Wright (2003) 34, James Thurnes (2004) 5, Sean Sullivan (vs. Gallaudet, 9/7/2002) 1, Nathan Jones (2000-2001) 26, Chris Ashcraft (2008) 5, James Thurnes (vs. Ferrum, 10/2/2004) 1, Peyton Fulton (2000-2001) 23, Ben Morris (2005) 5, James Thurnes (vs. Greensboro, 10/23/2004) 1, Michael Zamora (2000) 17, Marcus Klusacek (2009) 4, Happened 12 times 17, Sean Sullivan (2002) PAT Kicks Attempted (Career) 14, Matthew Wilson (2009) PAT Kicks Attempted (Game) 92, Chris Ashcraft (2005-2008) 14, Chris Ashcraft (2005) 9, Chris Ashcraft (vs. Greensboro, 10/21/2006) 47, James Thurnes (2003-2006) 12, James Thurnes (2003) 7, Chris Ashcraft (vs. Maryville, 11/11/2006) 24, Sean Sullivan (2000-2002) 10, Chris Ashcraft (2007) 7, Chris Ashcraft (vs. Guilford, 9/16/2006) 23, Ben Morris (2005) 8, Max Roach (2001) 7, Ben Morris (vs. Shenandoah, 10/29/2005) 22, Marcus Klusacek (2007-Present) 6, Andrew Wright (2003) 6, Chris Ashcraft (at Ferrum, 10/1/2005) 14, Matthew Wilson (2009) 6, Sean Sullivan (vs. Gallaudet, 9/7/2002) 11, Max Roach (2000-2004) 6, James Thurnes (at Southern Va., 9/11/2004) 6, Andrew Wright (2003) 5, Chris Ashcraft (at Shenandoah, 11/1/2008) 4, Peyton Fulton (2000-2001) 5, Ben Morris (at Chowan, 11/12/2005) 3, Les Garnett (2000-2004) 5, James Thurnes (vs. Chowan, 11/13/2004) 1, Nathan Jones (2000-2001) 5, James Thurnes (vs. Ferrum, 10/2/2004) 1, Michael Zamora (2000) 5, James Thurnes (vs. Greensboro, 10/23/2004)

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 57 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

TOTAL OFFENSE/PUNTING

Total Yards of Offense (Career) Total Yards of Offense (Season) Total Yards of Offense (Game) 4,848, Todd Parsons (2003-2006) 1,997, Todd Parsons (2005) 403, Todd Parsons (vs. Maryville, 11/11/2006) 4,303, Scott Swann (2002-2005) 1,964, Todd Parsons (2006) 335, Todd Parsons (at Ferrum, 10/1/2005) 3,046, Kyle Wilson (2003-2006) 1,918, Scott Swann (2004) 328, Scott Swann (at Methodist, 10/9/2004) 2,715, Shan Fairbanks (2005-2008) 1,620, Cody Ladutko (2009) 297, Todd Parsons (vs. Methodist, 10/8/2005) 1,620, Cody Ladutko (2009-Present) 1,484, Shan Fairbanks (2007) 283, Cody Ladutko (at Guilford, 9/26/2009) 1,620, Dontavious Watson (2006-2009) 1,316, Kyle Wilson (2005) 275, Todd Parsons (vs. CNU, 11/5/2005) 1,572, Tracey Smithers (2000-2003) 1,231, Scott Swann (2003) 273, Shan Fairbanks (at Guilford, 9/15/2007) 1,291, Philip Kwiatkowski (2007-Present) 1089, Scott Swann (2002) 269, Todd Parsons (at CNU, 11/4/2006) 841, John Ellison (2006-2008) 821, Philip Kwiatkowski (2008) 249, Scott Swann (vs. Ferrum, 10/2/2004) 799, William Clark (2000-2001) 813, Kyle Wilson (2006) 241, Scott Swann (at Shenandoah, 10/30/2004)

Total Offensive Yards Per Play (Career) Total Offensive Yards Per Play (Season) Total Offensive Yards Per Play (Game) 6.39, Todd Parsons (2003-2006) 7.21, Todd Parsons (2004) 15.5, Todd Parsons (vs. Maryville, 11/11/2006) 5.33, Cody Ladutko (2009-Present) 7.18, Shan Fairbanks (2006) 11.6 Scott Swann (vs. Chowan, 11/13/2004) 5.19, Kyle Wilson (2003-2006) 7.08, Todd Parsons (2003) 9.3, Todd Parsons (vs. Shenandoah, 10/29/2005) 5.04, Mark Williams (2007-Present) 6.82, Mark Williams (2008) 8.7, Todd Parsons (vs. Greensboro, 10/21/2006) 5.03, Shan Fairbanks (2005-2008) 6.48, Todd Parsons (2006) 8.5, Kyle Wilson (at Chowan, 11/12/2005) 4.83, Scott Swann (2002-2005) 6.02, Todd Parsons (2005) 7.6, Todd Parsons (vs. Guilford, 9/16/2006) 4.78, John Ellison (2006-2008) 5.87, Scott Swann (2004) 7.5, Todd Parsons (at CNU, 11/4/2006) 4.44, Dontavious Watson (2006-2009) 5.62, Kyle Wilson (2005) 7.3, Cody Ladutko (at Guilford, 9/26/2009) 4.21, William Clark (2000-2001) 5.36, John Ellison (2008) 7.2, Scott Swann (at NC Wesleyan, 10/16/2004) 4.09, Troy Testerman (2000-2001) 5.33, Cody Ladutko (2009) All-Purpose Yards (Game) All-Purpose Yards (Career) All-Purpose Yards (Season) 253, Kyle Wilson (vs. Greensboro, 10/21/2006) 4,267, Jeff Hughley (2003-2006) 1,495, Kyle Wilson (2005) 246, Antonio Hammond (vs. Shenandoah, 10/27/2007) 4,146, Kyle Wilson (2003-2006) 1,394, Antonio Hammond (2007) 244, Kyle Wilson (vs. CNU, 11/5/2004) 2,750, Anthony Squillini (2005-2006, 2008-2009) 1,349, Anthony Squillini (2009) 244, Kyle Wilson (vs. Maryville, 11/11/2006) 2,493, Dontavious Watson (2006-2009) 1,308, Jeff Hughley (2005) 239, Kyle Wilson (at Chowan, 11/12/2005) 2,462, Tracey Smithers (2000-2003) 1,235, Kyle Wilson (2006) 234, Antonio Hammond (at Guilford, 9/15/2007) 2,295, Duane Alston (2002, 2004-2006) 1,230, Jeff Hughley (2006) 229, Jeff Hughley (at Methodist, 10/7/2006) 1,883, Jeremy Dixon (2007-Present) 1,008, Jeff Hughley (2004) 228, Dontavious. Watson (at Greensboro, 10/20/2007) 1,851, Antonio Hammond (2005-2007) 971, Kyle Wilson (2004) 225, Jeff Hughley (at Chowan, 11/12/2005) 1,320, Thamar Davis (2002-2005) 898, Dontavious Watson (2007) 222, Duane Alston (vs. Guilford, 9/17/2005) 1,170, Aduela Dawes (2000-2002) 894, Anthony Squillini (2008)

Punt Attempts (Career) Punt Attempts (Season) Punts (Game) 169, James Thurnes (2003-2006) 63, Jason Holaday (2000) 9, Max Roach (vs. Methodist, 10/6/2001) 63, Jason Holaday (2000) 54, Nathan Davis (2008) 9, Sean Sullivan (vs. Gallaudet, 9/7/2002) 54, Nathan Davis (2008) 52, Michael Moore (2007) 9, James Thurnes (at CNU, 11/6/2004) 49, Shan Sullivan (2002) 9, James Thurnes (at Methodist, 10/7/2006) Punt Yards (Career) 49, James Thurnes (2005) 9, James Thurnes (vs. Gettysburg, 9/27/2003) 5,974, James Thurnes (2003-2006 8, Happened 15 times 2,252, Jason Holaday (2000) Punt Yards (Season) 2,034, Nathan Davis (2008) 2,252, Jason Holaday (2000) Most Punting Yards(Game) 1,847, Sean Sullivan (2000-2002) 2,034, Nathan Davis (2008) 330, Sean Sullivan (vs. Gallaudet, 9/7/2002) 1,676, Michael Moore (2006-2007) 1,736, Sean Sullivan (2002) 321, Nathan Davis (vs. Greensboro, 10/25/2008) 1,582, Zachary Richman (2009-Present) 1,707, James Thurnes (2005) 1,694, James Thurnes (2004) Highest average yards per punt (Game) Average Yards Per Punt (Career) 1,676, Michael Moore (2007) 44.0 James Thurnes (at N.C. Wesleyan, 10/14/2006) 37.67, Nathan Davis (2008) 43.8, Jason Holiday (at Emory & Henry, 9/30/2000) 37.17, Nathan Jones (2000-2001) Average Yards Per Punt (Season) 35.75, Jason Holaday (2000) 37.67, Nathan Davis (2008) Longest Punt (Game) 35.52, Sean Sullivan (2000-2002) 37.17, Nathan Jones (2001) 69, Zachary Richman (at Ferrum, 11/7/2009) 35.35, James Thurnes (2003-2006) 37.11, James Thurnes (2005) 64, James Thurnes (vs. N.C. Wesleyan, 10/15/2005) 35.25, Kurt Straub (2000-2001) 35.75, Jason Holaday (2000) 60, Jason Holiday (vs. Shenandoah, 10/28/2000) 35.16, Zachary Richman (2009-Present) 35.47, Max Roach (2003) 60, James Thurnes (at CNU, 11/6/2004)

58 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

KICK/PUNT RETURNS

Kick Returns (Career) Kick Returns (Season) Kick Returns (Game) 52, Duane Alston (2002, 2004-2006) 33, Antonio Hammond (2007) 7, Antonio Hammond (at Mount Union, 9/1/2007) 42, Anthony Squillini (2005-2006, 2008-2009) 27, Duane Alston (2005) 6, Antonio Hammond (at Guilford, 9/15/2007) 33, Antonio Hammond (2005-2007) 21, Anthony Squillini (2009) 5, Duane Alston, (vs. Guilford, 9/16/2006) 26, Dontavious Watson (2006-2009) 20, Dontavious Watson (2007) 5, Jeremy Dixon (at NC Wesleyan, 10/18/2008) 26, Kyle Wilson (2003-2006) 19, Duane Alston (2006) 5, Duane Alston (at Maryville, 9/3/2005) 26, Aduela Dawes (2000-2002) 17, Happened three times Kick Return Yards (Game) Kick Return Yards (Career) Kick Return Yards (Season) 222, Duane Alston (vs. Guilford, 9/16/2006) 1,089, Duane Alston (2002, 2004-2006) 721, Antonio Hammond (2007) 155, Antonio Hammond (at Mount Union, 9/1/2007) 749, Anthony Squillini (2005-2006, 2008-2009) 524, Duane Alston (2005) 135, Antonio Hammond (at Guilford, 9/15/2007) 721, Antonio Hammond (2005-2007) 459, Duane Alston (2006) 134, Jeremy Dixon (vs. CNU, 10/10/2009) 497, Aduela Dawes (2000-2002) 397, Anthony Squillini (2009) 126, Jeremy Dixon (vs. N.C. Wesleyan, 11/14/2009) 482, Jeremy Dixon (2007-Present) 379, J.R. Canteh (2001) Average Gain Per Kick Return (Game) Average Gain Per Kick Return (Career) Average Gain Per Kick Return (Season) 63.0, Jeremy Dixon (vs. N.C. Wesleyan, 11/14/2009) 24.10, Jeremy Dixon (2007-Present) 49.67, Jeremy Dixon (2009) 44.7, Jeremy Dixon (vs. CNU, 10/10/2009) 23.68, Tracey Smithers (2000-2003 24.78, Tracey Smithers (2003) 44.4, Duane Alston (vs. Guilford, 9/16/2006) 21.85, Antonio Hammond (2005-2007 24.20, Tracey Smithers (2000) 39.0, Antonio Hammond (vs. Shenandoah, 10/27/2007) 20.94, Duane Alston (2002, 2004-2006) 24.16, Duane Alston (2006) 37.5, Sadane Munoz (vs. Huntingdon, 10/18/2003) 20.78, Kevin Blyden (2008) 22.29, J.R. Conteh (2001) Punt Returns (Game) Punt Returns (Career) Punt Returns (Season) 5, Duane Alston (vs. Chowan, 11/16/2002) 65, Jeff Hughley (2003-2006) 22, Jeff Hughley (2003) 5, Duane Alston (at Southern Va., 9/11/2004) 46, Duane Alston (2002, 2004-2006) 21, Jeff Hughley (2004) 5, Duane Alston (vs. CNU, 11/5/2005) 35, Jeremy Dixon (2007-Present) 20, Anthony Squillini (2008) 5, Jeff Hughley (at Chowan, 11/15/2003) 31, Anthony Squillini (2005-2006, 2008-2009) 16, Jeremy Dixon (2008) 5, Jeff Hughley (at Greensboro, 10/25/2003) 15, Anthony Devonish (2002) 15, Two tied 5, Jeff Hughley (vs. Guilford, 9/18/2004) 4, Happened seven times Punt Return Yards (Career) Punt Return Yards (Season) 784, Jeff Hughley (2003-2006) 286, Jeff Hughley (2003) Punt Return Yards (Game) 433, Duane Alston (2002, 2004-2006) 231, Jeff Hughley (2005) 127, Duane Alston (vs. Shenandoah, 10/29/2005) 384, Jeremy Dixon (2007-Present) 210, Jeremy Dixon (2009) 85, J.R. Conteh (vs. Gallaudet, 9/9/2000) 285, Anthony Squillini (2005-2006, 2008-2009) 201, Anthony Devonish (2002 79, Jeff Hughley (at Chowan, 11/15/2003) 201, Anthony Devonish (2002) 193, Jeff Hughley (2004) 73, Jeremy Dixon (at Ferrum, 11/7/2009) 123, J.R. Conteh (2000–2001) 178, Duane Alston (2005) 66, Jeff Hughley (vs. Guilford, 9/18/2004) 61, Antonio Devonish (at CNU, 11/9/2002) Average Gain Per Punt Return (Career) Average Gain Per Punt Return (Season) 61, Antonio Squillini (vs. Bridgewater, 9/6/2008) 24.60, J.R. Conteh (2000-2001) 21.00, Jeff Hughley (2005) 13.40, Anthony Devonish (2002) 14.83, Duane Alston (2005) Average Gain Per Punt Return (Game) 12.06, Jeff Hughley (2003-2006) 13.40, Anthony Devonish (2002) 31.8, Duane Alston (vs. Shenandoah, 10/29/2005) 11.83, Antonio Hammond,(2005-2007) 13.12, Jeremy Dixon (2009) 29.5, Jeff Hughley (at Maryville, 9/3/2005) 10.97, Jeremy Dixon, (2007-Present) 13.00, Jeff Hughley (2003) 22.0, Jeff Hughley (vs. CNU, 11/5/2005) 9.41, Duane Alston (2002 (2004-2006) 11.83, Antonio Hammond (2007) 20.0, Jeff Hughley (vs. Ferrum, 10/2/2004)

Kick Returns For Touchdowns (Career) Longest Kick Return Longest Punt Return 2, Jeremy Dixon (both in 2009) 92, Duane Alston (vs. Guilford, 9/16/2006) 85, J.R. Conteh (vs. Gallaudet, 9/9/2000) 1, J.R Conteh (2001) 88, Jeremy Dixon (vs. CNU, 10/10/2009) 73, Jeremy Dixon (at Ferrum, 11/7/2009) 1, Duane Alston (2006) 88, J.R.Conteh (vs. Principia, 10/13/2001) 50, Jeremy Dixon (vs. Greensboro, 10/25/2008) 86, Jeremy Dixon (vs. N.C. Wesleyan, 11/14/2009) 47, Jeremy Dixon (at N.C. Weselyan, 10/18/2008) Punt Returns For Touchdowns (Career) 61, Antonio Hammond (vs. Methodist, 10/6/2007) 47, Duane Alston (vs. Shenandoah, 10/29/2005) 2, Jeremy Dixon (2008 & 2009) 60, Tracey Smithers (vs. Gallaudet, 9/9/2000) 47, Jeff Hughley (at Maryville, 9/3/2005) 1, Travis Boyd (2005) 58, Antonio Hammond (at Guilford, 9/15/2007) 47, Antonio Squillini (vs. Bridgewater, 9/6/2008) 1, J.R. Conteh (2000) 58. Anthony Squillini (at Maryville, 10/17/2009) 44, Jeff Hughley (vs. Wesley, 9/10/2005) 1, Gentry Parker (2005) 57, Sadane Munoz (vs. Huntingdon, 10/18/2003) 42, Duane Alston (vs. Chowan, 11/13/2004) 1, Jeff Hughley (2005) 44, Duane Alston (at Wesley, 9/10/2005) 37, Anthony Devonish (at CNU, 11/9/2002) 43, Happened twice 36, Happened twice

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 59 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

DEFENSE

Total Tackles (Career) Total Tackles (Season) Most Tackles(Game) 404, Kelvin Hutcheson (2000-01, 2003-2004) 145, Kelvin Hutcheson (2004) 23, Kelvin Hutcheson (vs. Methodist, 10/6/2001) 313, Jermaine Moore (2002-2003, 2005-2006) 125, Kelvin Hutcheson (2001) 21, Kelvin Hutcheson (vs. Chowan, 11/13/2004) 303, Anthony Morris (2000-2004) 99, Griffin McConaghy (2007) 20, Kelvin Hutcheson (at Chowan, 11/10/2001) 214, Nick Tigue (2000-2004) 96, Jermaine Moore (2006) 20, Kelvin Hutcheson (vs. Shenandoah, 10/27/2001) 205, Travis Boyd (2003-2006) 92, Anthony Morris (2004) 19, Kelvin Hutcheson, (vs. Maryville, 9/4/2004) 196, Derek Austin (2000-2002) 89, Kelvin Hutcheson (2003) 19, Anthony Morris (vs. Ferrum, 10/2/2004) 192, Griffin McConaghy (2004-2007) 86, Mario Huffman (2008) 19, Bruce Wickham (vs. Shenandoah, 10/27/2001) 168, Logan Smyth (2007-Present) 85, Anthony Morris (2002) 18, Kelvin Hutcheson (vs. CNU, 11/3/2001) 166, Mario Huffman (2008-Present) 83, Jermaine Moore (2005) 18, Kelvin Hutcheson (vs. Gettysburg, 9/27/2003) 146, Brandon Cantrell (2000-2003) 80, Mario Huffman (2008) 18, Anthony Morris (at Methodist, 10/9/2004) 18, Nick Tigue (vs. Maryville, 9/4/2004) Unassisted Tackles(Career) Unassisted Tackles (Season) 165, Kelvin Hutcheson (2000-01, 2003-2004) 57, Kelvin Hutcheson (2001) Quarterback Sacks (Game) 151, Jermaine Moore (2002-2003, 2005-2006) 56, Kelvin Hutcheson (2004) 5.0, D.J. Edmonds (at Ferrum, 9/2/2000) 150, Anthony Morris (2000-2004) 52, Mario Huffman (2008) 3.5, Zack Morton (vs. CNU, 11/3/2007) 107, Travis Boyd (2003-2006) 48, Anthony Morris (2004) 3.0, Terrance Bullard (vs. Bridgewater, 9/6/2008) 93, Mario Huffman (2008-Present) 46, Anthony Morris (2002) 2.0, Happened 15 Times 88, Nick Tigue (2000-2004) 44, Jermaine Moore (2006) Most recent 2.0 sacks game: 83, Logan Smyth (2007-Present) 44, Jermaine Moore (2005) Anssi Nevalainen (vs. Shenandoah, 10/31/2009) 78, John Garcia (2005-2008) 42, Travis Boyd (2005) 73, Derek Austin (2000-2002) 41, Mario Huffman (2008) Tackles For Loss (Game) 71, Griffin McConaghy (2004-2007) 40, Kelvin Hutcheson (2003) 7.0, D.J. Edmonds, (at Principia, 10/7/2000) 5.0, Joe Neuman, (vs. Galladet, 9/9/2000) Assisted Tackles (Career) Assisted Tackles (Season) 4.5, Zack Morton, (vs. CNU, 11/3/2007) 239, Kelvin Hutcheson (2000-01, 2003-2004) 89, Kelvin Hutcheson (2004) 4.0, Happened 11 times 162, Jermaine Moore (2002-2003, 2005-2006) 69, Griffin McConaghy (2007) Most recent 4.0 tackles for loss game: 153, Anthony Morris (2000-2004) 68, Kelvin Hutcheson (2001) Jermaine Moore (at NC Wesleyan, 10/14/2006) 126, Nick Tigue (2000-2004) 55, Derek Austin (2001) 123, Derek Austin (2000-2002) 52, Jermaine Moore (2006) 121, Griffin McConaghy (2004-2007) 49, Kelvin Hutcheson (2003) 98, Travis Boyd (2003-2006) 45, Mario Huffman (2008) 91, Brandon Cantrell (2000-2003) 44, Anthony Morris (2004) 85, Logan Smyth (2007-Present) 44, D.J. Edmonds (2000) 83, Michael Ruth (2003-2006) 40, Nick Tigue (2002)

Tackles For Loss (Career) Tackles For Loss (Season) 51.0, Jermaine Moore (2002-2003, 2005-2006) 23.5, Kelvin Hutcheson (2004) 50.5, Kelvin Hutcheson (2000-01, 2003-2004) 17.5, Jermaine Moore (2006) 32.5, Nick Tigue (2000-2004) 16.0, D.J. Edmonds (2000) 22.5, Jason Hill (2006-2007) 13.0, Bryan Gillie (2000) 22.0, Andre Garvin (2005-2008) 13.0, Kelvin Hutcheson (2001) 21.0, Logan Smyth (2007-Present) 12.5, Jermaine Moore (2005) 21.0, Derek Austin (2000-2002) 12.5, Jermaine Moore (2003) 21.0, Jeff Stein (2003-2006) 12.0, Jeff Stein (2005) 20.5, Griffin McConaghy (2004-2007) 11.5, Jason Hill (2007) 19.5, Travis Boyd (2003-2006) 11.5, Nick Tigue (2002)

Quarterback Sacks (Career) Quarterback Sacks (Season) KELVIN HUTCHESON 13.5, Kelvin Hutcheson (2000-01, 2003-2004) 8.0, D.J. Edmonds (2000) 2000-2001, 2003-2004 13.5, Nick Tigue (2000-2004) 7.5, Jason Hill (2006) Kelvin Hutcheson led the nation with 15.6 12.0, Jason Hill (2006-2007) 6.5, Bryan Gillie (2000) 11.0, Andre Garvin (2005-2008) 6.0, Andre Garvin (2007) tackles per game in 2001. Hutcheson went 8.0, D.J. Edmonds (2000) 5.5, Kelvin Hutcheson (2003) on to establish the Averett school record with 8.0, Jermaine Moore (2002-03, 2005-2006) 5.0, Nick Tigue (2004) 404 career tackles during his four years. 7.5, Logan Smyth (2007-Present) 5.0, Terrance Bullard (2008) Hutcheson also holds the top two season 7.0, Ray Faulkner (2007-Present) 4.5, Bobby Henderson (2002) 6.5, Griffin McConaghy (2004-2007) 4.5, Nick Teague (2002) tackle marks (145 in 2004, 125 in 2001) and 6.5, Bryan Gillie (2000-2001) 4.5, Jason Hill (2007) is tied for the team’s record for career sacks with 13.5 sacks.

60 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

DEFENSE

Fumbles Forced (Career) Fumbles Forced (Season) Fumble Return Yards (Game) 10, Kelvin Hutcheson (2000-01, 2003-2004) 5, Kelvin Hutcheson (2001) 60, Roger Fairly (vs. Greensboro, 10/21/2006) 6, Jermaine Moore (2002-03, 2005-2006) 4, Nick Tigue (2002) 51, Anthony Morris (vs. Gallaudet, 9/7/2002) 6, Nick Tigue (2000-2004) 3, Travis Boyd (2005) 51, Frederick Reid (at NC Wesleyan, 10/18/2008) 5, Bernard Opoku (2000-2002) 3, Mario Huffman (2008) 39, Nick Tigue (vs. Maryville, 9/4/2004) 4, Travis Boyd (2003-2006) 3, Brian Gillie (2000) 35, Derek Austin (vs. Methodist, 10/6/2001) 3, Bernard Opoku (2001) 35, Nick Tigue (vs. Greensboro, 10/26/2002) Fumbles Recovered (Career) 2, Happened four times 34, Jermaine Moore (at Maryville, 9/3/2005) 7, Kelvin Hutcheson (2000-01, 2003-2004) 32, Jason Smith (at Chowan, 11/10/2001) 7, Nick Tigue (2000-2004) Fumbles Recovered (Season) 30, Travis Boyd (vs. Shenandoah, 11/1/2003 ) 6, Travis Boyd (2003-2006) 4, Nick Tigue (2002) 5, Griffin McConaghy (2004-2007) 4, D.J. Edmonds (2000) Most Interceptions (Game) 5, Anthony Morris (2000-2004) 3, Anthony Morris (2001) 2, Anthony Morris (vs. Methodist, 10/11/2003) 3, Kelvin Hutcheson (2001) 2, Anthony Morris (vs. Principia, 10/13/2001) Fumble Return Yards (Career) 3, Bryan Gillie (2000) 2, Jim Napolitano (vs. Principia, 10/13/2001) 77, Nick Tigue (2000-2004) 3, Griffin McConaghy (2007) 2, Bernard Opoku (vs. Principia, 10/13/2001) 60, Roger Fairly (2006) 3, Nick Tigue (2003) 2, Frederick Reid (vs. Greensboro, 10/25/2008) 59, Anthony Morris (2000-2004) 3, Kevin Blyden (2008) 2, Clyde Robinson (at Methodist, 10/11/2008) 54, Jermaine Moore (2002 -2003, 2005-2006) 3, Travis Boyd (2006) 51, Frederick Reid (2007-2009) 3, Mario Huffman (2009) Longest Interception Return (Game) 100, Randy Bianchi (vs. CNU, 11/3/2007) Fumble Return Touchdowns (Career) Interception Return Yards (Season) 82, Duane Alston (vs. Greensboro, 10/26/2002) 1, Kelvin Hutcheson (2000-2001, 2003-2004) 135, Anthony Morris (2003) 80, Anthony Morris (vs. Methodist, 10/11/2003) 1, D.J. Edmonds (2000) 113, Randy Bianchi (2007) 46, Jeremy Clifton (vs. Greensboro, 10/25/2008) 1, Jason Hill (2006-2007) 105, Anthony Morris (2004) 46, Jason Holiday (vs. Waynesburg, 9/23/2000) 1, Jermaine Moore (2002-2003, 2005 -2006) 100, Duane Alston (2002) 45, Anthony Morris (at Shenandoah, 10/30/2004) 1, Derek Austin (2000-2002) 77, Jeremy Clifton (2008) 41, Gentry Parker (at Chowan, 11/15/2003) 1, Nick Tigue (2000-2004) 57, Gentry Parker (2003) 39, Logan Smyth (vs. Guilford, 9/20/2008) 1, Roger Fairly (2006) 52, Jason Holaday (2000) 37, Duane Alston (vs. NC Wesleyan, 10/15/2005) 1, Anthony Morris (2000-2004) 48, John Garcia (2006) 37, Frederick Reid (at Maryville, 11/10/2007) 47, Anthony Bowie (2009) Interceptions(Career) 44, Travis Boyd (2006) Most Pass Breakups (Games) 12, Anthony Morris (2000-2004) 4, Parker Gentry (vs. CNU, 11/5/2005) 6, Duane Alston (2002, 2004-2006) Interceptions (Season) 4, Calvin Hall (vs. Guilford, 9/16/2006) 6, John Garcia (2005-2008) 4, Anthony Morris (2003) 3, Calvin Hall (vs. Methodist, 10/8/2005) 5, Gentry Parker (2002-2005) 4, Anthony Morris (2004) 3, Parker Gentry (vs. NC Wesleyan, 10/15/2005) 4, Zane Cooper (2009) 3, Anthony Morris (at Chowan, 11/15/2003) Interception Return Yards (Career) 3, Anthony Bowie (2009) 3, Frederick Reid (vs. Greensboro, 10/25/2008) 244, Anthony Morris (2000-2004) 3, Randy Bianchi (2007) 3, Logan Smyth (vs. Greensboro, 10/25/2008) 148, Duane Alston (2002, 2004-2006) 3, Duane Alston (2002) 113, Randy Bianchi (2007) 3, Jeremy Clifton (2008) 82, John Garcia (2005-2008) 3, John Garcia (2006) Blocked Kicks (Career) 77, Jeremy Clifton (2007-Present) 3, Eric Sicre (2006) 7, Gentry Parker (2002-2005) 3, Brandon Hall (2004) 4, Anthony Morris (2000-2004) Interception Return Touchdowns (Career) 3, Clyde Robinson (2008) 2, Jeremy Jackson (2000-2002, 2004-2005) 2, Anthony Morris (2000-2004) 3, Anthony Morris (2001) 2, Andre Garvin (2005-2008) 1, Duane Alston (2002, 2004-2006) 1, Happened nine times 1, Jeremy Clifton (2007-Present) Interception Return Touchdowns (Season) 1, Randy Bianchi (2007) 2, Anthony Morris (2003) Blocked Kicks (Season) 1, Gentry Parker (2002-2005) 1, Happened 10 times 4, Gentry Parker (2003) 1, Eric Sicre (2004-2007) 2, Jeremy Jackson 2005) 1, John Garcia (2005-2008) Pass Break ups (Season) 2, Gentry Parker (2004) 1, Brandon Cantrell (2000-2003) 15, Gentry Parker (2005) 2, Anthony Morris (2004) 1, William Bonilla (2006-2009) 11, Anthony Morris (2004) 2, Anthony Morris (2003) 1, Kelvin Hutcheson (2000-2001, 2003-2004) 7, Frederick Reid (2008) 1, Anssi Nevalainen (2008-Present) 7, Bernard Opoku (2002) Blocked Kicks (Game) 6, Travis Boyd (2006) 3, Gentry Parker (at Ferrum, 10/4/2003) Pass Breakups (Career) 6, Travis Boyd (2004) 1, Happened 21 Times 25, Anthony Morris (2000-2004) 6, John Garcia (2008) 22, Gentry Parker (2002-2005) 6, Jeremy Clifton (2009)

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 61 TEAM RECORDS

Rushing Attempts Total Touchdowns Punt Return Yards Season: 427 (2005) Season: 46 (2005) Season: 467 (2005) Game: 59, at Southern Virginia (9/11/2004) Game: 9, on two occasions Game: 139, vs. Shenandoah (10/29/2005) Last: vs. Greensboro (10/ 21/2006) Rushing Yards Punts Returned for Touchdown Season: 1,477 (2004) Total Points Season: 3 (2005) Game: 302, at Southern Virginia (9/11/2004) Season: 345 (2005) Game: 1, on four occasions Game: 62, vs. Greensboro (10/ 21/2006) Last: vs. Greensboro (10/25/2008) Rushing Touchdowns Season: 23, (2004 and 2005) Field Goals Kick Return Attempts Game: 6, on two occasions Season: 10 (2005) Season: 72 (2007) Last: vs. NC Wesleyan (10/15/2005) Game: 5, vs. Christopher Newport (11/5/2005) Game:14, at Mount Union (9/1/2007)

Pass Attempts Interceptions Made Kick Return Yards Season: 404 (2007) Season: 16 (2006) Season: 1,362 (2007) Game: 59, vs. Shenandoah (10/27/2007) Game: 6, vs. Principia (10/13/2001) Game: 242, vs. Guilford (9/16/2006)

Pass Completions Interception Return Yards Kicks Returned for Touchdowns Season: 209 (2004) Season: 231 (2003) Season: 2 (2009) Game: 34, vs. Methodist (10/9/2004) Game: 100, vs. Christopher Newport (11/3/2007) Game: 1, on two occasions Last: vs. N.C. Wesleyan (11/14/2009) Passing Yards Interceptions Returned for Touchdown Season: 2,578 (2004) Season: 4 (2003) Tackles Game: 400, vs. Maryville (11/11/2006) Game: 1, on eight occasions Season: 866 (2007) Last: vs. Greensboro (10/25/2008) Game: 116, vs. Christopher Newport (11/3/2007) Passes Had Intercepted Season: 20 (2007) Punts Quarterback Sacks Game: 5, on two occasions Season: 68 (2000) Season: 27 (2008) Last: vs. Ferrum (10/ 4/2003) Game: 9, on four occasions Game: 7, on two occasions Last: vs. Methodist (10/7/2006) Last: vs. Christopher Newport (11/3/2007) Touchdown Passes Season: 25 (2006) Punt Yards Most Points Allowed Game: 4, on five occasions Season: 2,338 (2008) Season: 439 (2007) Last: vs. Maryville (11/11/2006) Game: 330, vs. Gallaudet (9/7/2002) Game: 75, at Mount Union (9/1/2007)

Total Offensive Yards Punt Return Attempts Fewest Points Allowed Season: 4,055 (2004) Season: 36 (2008) Season: 169 (2003) Game: 634, vs. Maryville (11/11/2006) Game: 7, on four occasions Game: 0, on four occasions Last: vs. Christopher Newport (11/5/2005) Last: vs. Shenandoah (10/28/2006)

62 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL OPPONENT GAME RECORDS

Opponent Team Records Time of Possession Receiving Rushing Attempts Most: 45:17, Christopher Newport (11/3/2007) Receptions: 16, Torrey Lowe, Greensboro (10/25/2008) Most: 72, Christopher Newport (10/10/2009) Fewest: 21:50, Methodist (10/11/2008) Receiving Yards: 192, Pierre Garcon, Fewest: 11, Guilford (9/16/2006) Mount Union (9/2/2006) Touchdown Receptions: 3, Larry Beavers, Wesley Rushing Yards Individual Opponent Records (9/10/2005) Most: 526, Ferrum (10/1/2005) 3, James Fox, Chowan Fewest:– 19, Principia (10/13/2001) Rushing (11/12/2005) Rushing Attempts: 39, Jawarre Cowles, Chowan Longest Reception: 75, LaShon Green, Emory & Henry Rushing Touchdown (11/10/2001) (9/30/2000) Most: 7, on four occasions Rushing Yards : 285, Tunde Ogun, Christopher Newport (10/10/2009) Special Teams Passing Attempts Rushing Touchdowns: 5, Bo Jordan, Longest Field Goal: 46, Jay Graham, Christopher Most: 70, Guilford, (9/16/2006) N.C. Wesleyan (11/14/2009) Newport (11/3/2007) Fewest: 4, on two occasions Longest Rush: 94, Mike Vann, Ferrum (9/29/2007) Longest Punt: 72, Mike Demeglio, Gallaudet (9/8/2001) Longest Punt Return: 90, Dustin Locke, Maryville Passing Yards Passing (11/11/2006) Most: 502, Guilford (9/16/2006) Pass Attempts: 70, Josh Vogelbach, Longest Kick Return: 102, Nathan Smith, Gettysburg Fewest: 6, Ferrum (9/2/2000) Guilford (9/16/2006) (9/28/2002) Pass Completions: 42, Josh Vogelbach, Pass Completions Guilford (9/16/2006) Defense Most: 42, Guilford (9/16/2006) Passing Yards: 502, Josh Vogelbach, Most Tackles: 23, Brick Crowder, Greensboro Fewest: 1, on three occasions Guilford (9/16/2006) (10/20/2007) Touchdown Passes: 7, Josh Vogelbach, Most Sacks: 4.0, Quincy Malloy, Methodist (10/6/2001) Passes had intercepted Guilford (9/15/2007) 4.0, Ian Vincent, Most: 6, Principia (10/13/2001) Longest Pass: 75, Andy Mullins, Christopher Newport (11/8/2003) Touchdown Passes Emory & Henry (9/30/2000) Most Interceptions: 2, on 14 occasions Most: 7, Guilford (9/15/2007) Last: Jay Kirland, Christopher Newport (11/8/2008) Total Offensive Yards Most: 686, Ferrum (10/1/2005) Fewest: 69, Gallaudet (9/9/2001)

Points Scored Most: 75, Mount Union (9/1/2007)

Most Field Goals Most: 4, Mount Union (9/1/2007)

Tackles Most: 100, Christopher Newport (11/5/2005) Fewest: 41, Christopher Newport (10/10/2009)

Tackles for Loss Most: 18, Greensboro (10/25/2003) Fewest: 1, on two occasions

Quarterback Sacks Most: 8, Gettysburg (9/28/2002)

First Downs Most: 32, Christopher Newport (11/3/2001) Fewest: 5, Chowan (11/15/2003) 5, Methodist (10/23/2009)

Plays Most: 95, Maryville (9/4/2004) Fewest: 48, Methodist (10/23/2009)

Penalties Most: 17, Greensboro (10/20/2001) Fewest: 2, on four occasions

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 63 ALL-TIME STARTERS

2000 WR Wilson, Joel, Shields, LeGrande; LT Fulmer; LG Manns; C Laskowski; RG Parker, Anderson; RT Soyars; TE Miller, Acker; RB Smithers, Conteh; FB Edwards, Testerman; QB Robinson, Cantrell; DE Austin, Gillie, Austin; DT Edmonds, Lucado, Long; LB Suggs, Neuman, Holladay, Hutcheson, McGlothlin, Sittle; CB Seisay, Otey, Fulton, Osei; S Waller, Davis, Morin.

2001 WR Dawes, Conteh, Comerford, Napolitano, Bullins; LT Garnett; LG Early, Turner, Clinesmith; C Laskowski; RG Chambers, Anderson; RT Parris, Turner, Soyars; TE Miller, Acker; RB Smithers ; FB Abernathy, Gardner; QB Perry, Ridley, Clark; DE Tigue, Austin, Dominic, Lewis; DT Moody, Roth, Mann; LB Hutcheson, Bigham, Neuman, Roth, Austin, Everson, Townsend, Wickham; CB Seisay, Opoku, Arena; S Rodriguez, Comerford, Clark, Morris, Cantrell, Napolitano.

2002 WR Dawes, Rankin, Foster; LT Stanley, Parris, Garnett; LG Anderson, Parris; C Laskowski; RG Garnett, Parris; RT Green; TE Ford, Griffin;TB Davis; FB Smithers; QB Swann; DE Henderson, Tigue; DT Jackson, Bateman; LB Everson, Austin, Moore; CB Opoku, Alston; S Cantrell, Morris.

2003 WR Hughley, Napolitano; LT Stanley, Roof; LG Lawrence; C Laskowski; RG Green, Stanley; RT Garnett; TE A. Griffin, Short;TB Smithers, Munoz; FB Jumper, Wilson, Davis; QB Swann; DE Tigue, C. Griffin, Coston; DT Bateman, Kierson; LB Abernathy, Moore, Ruth, Hutcheson; CB Parker, Boyd; S Morris, Cantrell.

2004 WR Hughley, Napolitano, Roach; LT Roof, Garnett; LG Singleton, Lawrence; C Lawrence, Hastedt; RG Bateman, Green, Parris; RT Parris, Kierson; TE Short; TB Davis, Munoz, Wilson; FB Everson, Davis; QB Swann; DE Coston, Ferris, Griffin, Tigue; DT Rizzuto, Thomas, Griffin; NG Jackson, Griffin, Barner; LB Tigue, McConaghy, Townsend, Abernathy, Stein, Hutcheson; CB Karoma, Parker, Hall, Arena, Boyd; S Kassouf, Bostic, Morris.

2005 WR Alston, Hughley, Rankin; LT Roof; LG Hastedt, McMillan; C Meyers, Tasker; RG Fisher; RT Green; TE Short; TB Wilson; FB Davis, Moore; QB Par- sons, Swann; DE Ferris; DT Thomas; NG Jackson; LB Byrd, McConaghy, Moore, Ruth, Sipes, Stein; CB Boyd, Parker; S Alston, Kassouf, Leonard.

2006 WR Squillini, Hughley; LT Roof; LG Merritt; C Thomas, Hastedt; RG Fisher; RT Furr, Roberts; TE Lawson; TB Wilson; FB Short; QB Parsons; DE Garvin, Hill, McConaghy, Ferris; DT Daniels, Beltran, Thomas; NG Jackson; LB Moore, Ruth, Sipes, Stein, Robinson; CB Koroma, Hall; S Boyd, Alston.

2007 WR Hammond, Shipman, Sicre, Varas; LT Smith, Lopez; LG Merritt, Pichardo, Bosley, Smith; C Robinson, Shoffner; RG Betancourt; RT Williams, Myers, Blaising; TE Woodruff, Maples; TB Watson, Ellison; FB DeOliveria, Augustus, Daniels, Oristian; QB Fairbanks, Kwiatkowski; DE Garvin, Hill, Pichardo; DT Pichardo, Banks, Morton; LB McConaghy, Robinson, Pearce, Cooper, Knowles; CB Sicre, Hall, Holmes, Bianchi, Clifton, Reid; S Hogan, Taylor, Garcia.

2008 WR Squillini, Dixon; LT S. Robinson; LG M. Lewis, Eury; C Bosley, Roberts; RG Blaising; RT Mayo; TE Woodruff; TB M. Williams, Watson; FB Oristian; QB Kwiatkowski, Fairbanks; DE Garvin, Faulkner, Anaya; DT Anaya, Banks, Morton, Glenn; LB C. Robinson, Huffman, Smyth; CB Garcia, Clifton, Reid; S Taylor, Page, McCauley.

2009 WR Squillini, Williams; LT Mayo, Harington, S. Robinson; LG Watts, Bosley; C Roberts; RG Blaising, Sneed; RT John, Mayo, Harrington; TE S. Robinson, Oristian; TB M. Williams, Watson, Hughes; FB Oristian, Shedd, Watson; QB Kwiatkowski, Ladutko; DE Faulkner, Nevalainen, Iwu-Byrd; DT Morton, Scruggs, Daniels; LB Cooper, Huffman, Smyth; CB Reid, J. Robinson, Bonilla; S McCauley, Clifton.

64 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL TEAM/OPPONENT STAT COMPARISONS

Year Rushing Passing Total Offense Scoring First Downs Att-Yds-TD Avg/G A-C-I-TD Yds Avg/G Pl/Yds Avg/G TD XP 2P FG Pts Avg/G R P Pn Tot 2000 Averett 406-864-5 86.4 192-66-14-3 743 74.3 598-1607 160.7 10 6 2 0 72 7.2 54 34 14 101 Opponents 499-2376-32 210.8 157-72-7-9 1011 101.1 656-3119 311.9 50 30 3 7 359 35.9 108 45 15 168 2001 Averett 370-957-9 106.3 178-61-19-6 1003 111.4 548-1960 217.8 18 8 0 2 122 13.6 60 40 15 115 Opponents 468-2465-37 273.9 168-82-8-8 1066 118.4 630-3531 392.3 48 34 2 5 349 38.8 126 49 18 193 2002 Averett 308-725-8 80.6 269-120-17-7 1329 147.7 577-2054 228.2 17 15 0 4 131 14.6 46 58 9 113 Opponents 466-2003-17 222.6 150-60-4-6 766 85.1 616-2769 307.7 28 25 1 4 207 23.0 106 35 11 152 2003 Averett 353-1045-13 116.1 274-153-12-11 1767 196.3 627-2812 312.4 28 15 2 3 196 21.8 67 73 9 149 Opponents 380-1497-17 166.3 184-89-11-4 1035 115.0 564-2532 281.3 22 20 0 5 169 18.8 80 45 12 138 2004 Averett 393-1477-23 147.7 347-209-9-19 2578 257.8 740-4055 405.5 44 29 3 6 317 31.7 90 115 13 218 Opponents 488-2110-21 211.0 224-100-10-9 1116 111.6 712-3226 322.6 31 25 2 4 227 22.7 105 59 23 188 2005 Averett 427-1476-23 147.6 313-163-9-20 2253 225.3 740-3729 372.9 46 31 4 10 345 34.5 88 99 9 196 Opponents 433-2033-24 203.3 289-154-8-18 2041 204.1 722-4074 407.4 44 31 3 4 315 31.5 94 96 21 211 2006 Averett 342-1363-15 136.3 315-158-10-25 2372 237.2 657-3735 373.5 45 36 1 4 320 32.0 72 99 10 181 Opponents 380-1810-18 181.0 300-163-16-20 1939 193.9 680-3749 374.9 40 33 2 8 301 30.1 99 88 15 202 2007 Averett 311-1132-7 77.8 404-190-20-10 1991 199.1 715-2769 276.9 20 12 0 1 135 13.5 45 96 24 165 Opponents 502-2908-31 259.7 235-158-8-22 2163 216.3 737-4760 476.0 60 51 2 8 439 43.9 127 100 17 244 2008 Averett 359-1374-17 137.4 295-155-14-12 1664 166.4 654-3038 303.8 31 23 3 2 225 22.5 69 76 13 158 Opponents 408-1821-19 182.1 285-156-13-13 1820 182.0 693-3641 364.1 34 26 3 6 256 25.6 100 85 14 199 2009 Averett 375-1323-20 132.3 301-151-10-13 1790 179.0 676-3113 311.3 37 26 3 3 263 26.3 77 81 13 171 Opponents 429-1860-22 186.0 237-122-15-9 1572 157.2 666-3432 343.2 33 29 0 5 244 24.4 92 73 13 178

Quarterback Todd Parsons holds Averett’s career record for total offense with 4,848 yards.

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 65 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2000 2004 2007 Overall Record: 1-9 Overall Record: 6-4 Overall Record: 0-10 Conference Record: 0-4 Conference Record: 2-4 Conference Record: 0-7 Coach: Frank Fulton Coach: Mike Dunlevy Coach: Mike Dunlevy USA South finish: Fifth USA South finish: Fifth USA South finish: Seventh Sept. 2 at Ferrum* L, 47-0 Sept. 4 Maryville W, 21-14 (2 OT) Sept. 1 at Mount Union L, 75-7 Sept. 9 Gallaudet W, 34-18 Sept. 11 at Southern Virginia W, 48-16 Sept. 15 at Guilford L, 47-13 Sept. 16 Apprentice L, 20-0 Sept. 18 Guilford W, 25-20 Sept. 22 vs. Washington and Lee L, 35-21 Sept. 23 Waynesburg L, 39-8 Oct. 2 Ferrum* W, 46-44 (3 OT) Sept. 29 at Ferrum* L, 48-20 Sept. 30 at Emory & Henry L, 54-7 Oct. 9 at Methodist* L, 36-34 Oct. 6 Methodist* L, 34-6 Oct. 7 at Principia L, 31-14 Oct. 16 at N.C. Wesleyan* L, 17-16 Oct. 13 N.C. Wesleyan* L, 49-7 Oct. 14 Greensboro* L, 34-0 Oct. 23 Greensboro* W, 38-7 Oct. 20 at Greensboro* L, 21-19 Oct. 21 at Chowan L, 35-7 Oct. 30 at Shenandoah* 25-15 Oct. 27 Shenandoah* L, 42-22 Oct. 28 Shenandoah* L, 30-0 Nov. 6 at CNU* L, 41-14 Nov. 3 CNU* L, 45-14 Nov. 4 at Methodist* L, 51-2 Nov. 13 Chowan W, 60-7 Nov. 10 at Maryville L, 43-6

2001 2005 2008 Overall record: 2-7 Overall Record: 7-3 Overall Record: 5-5 Conference Record: 0-6 Conference Record: 5-2 Conference Record: 4-3 Coach: Frank Fulton Coach: Mike Dunlevy Coach: Mike Dunlevy USA South finish: Seventh USA South finish: Tied for third USA South finish: Tied for fourth Sept. 8 at Gallaudet W, 33-6 Sept. 3 at Maryville W, 31-28 Sept. 6 Bridgewater L, 34-13 Sept. 15 at Apprentice Cancelled Sept. 10 Wesley L, 49-9 Sept. 20 Guilford W, 31-24 Sept. 22 Gettysburg L, 61-6 Sept. 17 at Guilford W, 28-21 Sept. 27 vs. Washington and Lee L, 31-23 Sept. 29 at Ferrum* L, 56-6 Oct. 1 at Ferrum* L, 55-40 Oct. 4 Ferrum* L, 30-9 Oct. 6 Methodist* L, 30-6 Oct. 8 Methodist* L, 29-28 Oct. 11 at Methodist* W, 31-17 Oct. 13 Principia W, 32-19 Oct. 15 N.C. Wesleyan* W, 39-32 Oct. 18 at N.C. Wesleyan* L, 49-24 Oct. 20 at Greensboro* L, 49-19 Oct. 22 at Greensboro* W, 21-20 Oct. 25 Greensboro* W, 28-14 Oct. 27 Shenandoah L, 35-20 Oct. 29 Shenandoah* W, 51-19 Nov. 1 at Shenandoah* W, 33-21 Nov. 3 CNU* L, 45-0 Nov. 5 CNU* W, 38-30 Nov. 8 at CNU* L, 19-13 Nov. 10 at Chowan* L, 48-0 Nov. 13 at Chowan W, 60-32 Nov. 15 Maryville* W, 20-17

2002 2006 2009 Overall Record: 2-7 Overall Record: 7-3 Overall Record: 7-3 Conference Record: 1-5 Conference Record: 6-1 Conference Record: 5-2 Coach: Mike Dunlevy Coach: Mike Dunlevy Coach: Mike Dunlevy USA South finish: Sixth USA South finish: Co-Champions USA South finish: Second Sept. 7 Gallaudet W, 43-0 Sept. 2 Mount Union L, 64-7 Sept. 5 at Bridgewater L, 44-34 Sept. 21 Apprentice L, 20-14 Sept. 9 at Wesley L, 38-17 Sept. 19 at Guilford W, 28-3 Sept. 28 Gettysburg L, 45-10 Sept. 16 Guilford W, 54-34 Sept. 26 Washington and Lee W, 14-10 Oct. 5 Ferrum* L, 17-10 Sept. 30 Ferrum* W, 21-14 Oct. 3 at Greensboro* W, 28-17 Oct. 12 at Methodist* L, 43-0 Oct. 7 at Methodist* W, 28-25 Oct. 10 Christopher Newport* L, 43-12 Oct. 26 Greensboro* L, 24-14 Oct. 14 at N.C. Wesleyan* W, 24-20 Oct. 17 at Maryville* W, 24-12 Nov. 2 at Shenandoah* L, 31-13 Oct. 21 Greensboro* W, 62-21 Oct. 24 Methodist* W, 38-7 Nov. 9 at CNU* L, 27-0 Oct. 28 at Shenandoah* W, 18-0 Oct. 31 Shenandoah* W, 24-22 Nov. 16 Chowan* W, 27-0 Nov. 4 at CNU* L, 41-31 Nov. 7 at Ferrum* W, 34-28 (3OT) Nov. 11 Maryville W, 58-44 Nov. 14 N.C. Wesleyan* L, 49-27 2003 Overall Record: 5-4 Conference Record: 3-3 Coach: Mike Dunlevy All-time Coaching History USA South finish: Tied for fourth Sept. 13 Southern Virginia W, 45-6 Coach Years Overall Record Conference Record Winning Pct. Sept. 20 at Apprentice Cancelled Frank Fulton 2000-2001 3-16 0-10 .159 Sept. 27 Gettysburg L, 23-7 Mike Dunlevy 2002-Present 39-39 26-27 .500 Oct. 4 at Ferrum* L, 27-9 Oct. 11 Methodist* W, 21-14 Oct. 18 at Huntingdon W, 32-28 Coach Best Season All-Conference Selections Oct. 25 at Greensboro* W, 16-14 Frank Fulton 2-7 (2001) 6 Nov. 1 Shenandoah* L, 35-20 Mike Dunlevy 7-3 (2005, 2006, 2009) 79 Nov. 8 CNU* L, 22-13 Nov. 15 at Chowan* W, 33-0

66 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL ALL-TIME RESULTS VS. OPPONENTS

Apprentice (0-2) Greensboro (6-4) Shenandoah (4-6) 9/16/2000 Away L, 20-0 10/14/2000 Home L, 34-0 10/28/2000 Home L, 30-0 9/15/2001 Away Cancelled 10/20/2001 Away L, 49-19 10/27/2001 Home L, 35-20 9/21/2002 Home L, 20-14 10/26/2002 Home L, 24-14 11/2/2002 Away L, 31-13 9/20/2003 Away Cancelled 10/25/2003 Away W, 16-14 11/1/2003 Home L, 35-20 10/23/2004 Home W, 38-7 10/30/2004 Away L, 25-15 Bridgewater (0-2) 10/22/2005 Away W, 21-20 10/29/2005 Home W, 51-19 9/6/2008 Home L, 34-13 10/21/2006 Home W, 62-21 10/28/2006 Away W, 18-0 9/5/2009 Away L, 44-34 10/20/2007 Away L, 21-19 10/27/2007 Home L, 42-22 10/25/2008 Home W, 28-14 11/1/2008 Away W, 33-21 Christopher Newport (1-8) 10/3/2009 Away W, 28-17 10/31/2009 Home W, 24-22 11/3/2001 Home L, 45-0 11/9/2002 Away L, 27-0 Guilford (5-1) Southern Virginia (2-0) 11/8/2003 Home L, 22-13 9/18/2004 Home W, 25-20 9/13/2003 Home W, 45-6 11/6/2004 Away L, 41-14 9/17/2005 Away W, 28-21 9/11/2004 Away W, 48-16 11/5/2005 Home W, 38-30 9/16/2006 Home W, 54-34 11/4/2006 Away L, 41-31 9/15/2007 Away L, 47-13 Washington and Lee (1-2) 11/3/2007 Home L, 45-14 9/20/2008 Home W, 31-24 9/22/2007 Neutral L, 35-21 11/8/2008 Away L, 19-13 9/19/2009 Away W, 28-3 9/27/2008 Neutral L, 31-23 10/10/2009 Home L, 43-12 9/26/2009 Home W, 14-10 Huntingdon (1-0) Chowan (4-2) 10/18/2003 Away W, 32-28 Waynesburg (0-1) 10/21/2000 Away L, 35-7 9/23/2000 Home L, 39-8 11/10/2001 Away L, 48-0 Maryville (5-1) 11/16/2002 Home W, 27-0 9/4/2004 Home W, 21-14 (2 OT) Wesley (0-2) 11/15/2003 Away W, 33-0 9/3/2005 Away W, 31-28 9/10/2005 Home L, 49-9 11/13/2004 Home W, 60-7 11/11/2006 Home W, 58-44 9/9/2006 Away L, 38-17 11/13/2005 Away W, 60-32 11/10/2007 Away L, 43-6 11/15/2008 Home W, 20-17 Emory & Henry (0-1) 10/17/2009 Away W, 24-21 9/30/2000 Away L, 54-7 Tentative Upcoming Methodist (4-6) Schedules Ferrum (3-7) 11/4/2000 Away L, 51-2 9/2/2000 Away L, 47-0 10/6/2001 Home L, 30-6 2011 Schedule 9/29/2001 Away L, 56-6 10/12/2002 Away L, 43-0 Date Opponent Time 10/5/2002 Home L, 17-10 10/11/2003 Home W, 21-14 Sept. 3 at Hampden-Sydney 1 p.m. 10/4/2003 Away L, 27-9 10/9/2004 Away L, 36-34 Sept. 10 Open 10/9/2004 Home W, 46-44 (3 OT) 10/8/2005 Home L, 29-28 Sept. 17 at Guilford 7 p.m. 10/1/2005 Away L, 55-40 10/7/2006 Away W, 28-25 Sept. 24 Open 9/30/2006 Home W, 21-14 10/6/2007 Home L, 34-6 Oct. 1 N.C. Wesleyan* 1 p.m. 9/29/2007 Away L, 48-20 10/11/2008 Away W, 31-17 Oct. 8 at Greensboro* 7 p.m. 10/4/2008 Home L, 30-9 10/24/2009 Home W, 38-7 Oct. 15 Christopher Newport* 1 p.m. 11/7/2009 Away W, 34-38 (3 OT) Oct. 22 at Maryville* 1 p.m. Mount Union (0-2) Oct. 29 Methodist* 1 p.m. Galluadet (3-0) 9/2/2006 Home L, 64-7 Nov. 5 Shenandoah* 1 p.m. 9/9/2000 Home W, 34-18 9/1/2007 Away L, 75-7 Nov. 12 at Ferrum* 1 p.m. 9/8/2001 Away W, 33-6 9/7/2002 Home W, 43-0 N.C. Wesleyan (2-3) 2012 Schedule 10/16/2004 Away L, 17-16 Date Opponent Time Gettysburg (0-3) 10/15/2005 Home W, 39-32 Sept. 1 Open 9/22/2001 Home L, 61-6 10/14/2006 Away W, 24-20 Sept. 8 Open 9/28/2002 Away L, 45-10 10/13/2007 Home L, 49-7 Sept. 15 Guilford 7 p.m. 9/27/2003 Home L, 23-7 10/18/2008 Away L, 49-24 Sept. 22 Open 11/14/2009 Home L, 49-27 Sept. 29 at N.C. Wesleyan* 1 p.m. Oct. 6 Greensboro* 1 p.m. Principia (1-1) Oct. 13 at Christopher Newport* 1 p.m. 10/7/2000 Away L, 31-14 Oct. 20 Maryville* 1 p.m. 10/13/2001 Home W, 32-19 Oct. 27 at Methodist* 1 p.m. Nov. 3 at Shenandoah* 7 p.m. Nov. 10 Ferrum* 1 p.m. *Note: Schedules are subject to change

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 67 HONORS & AWARDS

National/Regional Honors Travis Boyd, DB Griffin McConaghy, LB (HM) l Roanoke Times Second Team James Thurnes, K/P (HM) Division III All-America l VaSID Second Team 2005 Kyle Wilson, RB (1st) 2006 Kyle Wilson, RB Clint Roof, OL Jeff Hughley, WR (1st) l Football Gazette Preseason l Roanoke Times Second Team Jeff Hughley, RS (1st) Second Team 2006 Jeff Hughley, WR Jermaine Moore, LB (1st) l Lindy’s Preseason Second Team l Roanoke Times First Team Travis Boyd, DB (1st) l Consensus Draft Services l VaSID First Team Allan Lawson, TE (2nd) Preseason Third Team Jermaine Moore, LB Clint Roof, OL (2nd) 2009 Jeremy Dixon, RS l Roanoke Times First Team Jeremy Jackson, DL (2nd) l D3Football.com Second Team l VaSID First Team Griffin McConaghy, LB (2nd) 2010 Jeremy Dixon, RS Allan Lawson, TE Gentry Parker, DB (2nd) l D3Football.com Preseason l Roanoke Times Second Team Chris Ashcraft, K (2nd) Second Team Clint Roof, OL Ben Moore, FB (HM) l Roanoke Times Second Team Todd Parsons, QB (HM) All-Region Brian Hastedt, OL John Fisher, OL (HM) 2005 Kyle Wilson, RB l Roanoke Times Second Team Brian Hastedt, OL (HM) l D3Football.com All-South Region 2008 Mario Huffman, LB Michael Beltran, DL (HM) l Football Gazette All-South Region l Roanoke Times First Team Jeff Stein, LB (LB) 2006 Jermaine Moore, LB l VaSID First Team Duane Alston, DB (HM) l D3Football.com All-South Region 2009 Mario Huffman, LB James Thurnes, P (HM) l Football Gazette All-South Region l VaSID Second Team 2006 Jeff Hughley, WR (1st) 2009 Jeremy Dixon, RS Anthony Squillini, WR Brian Hastedt, OL (1st) l D3Football.com All-South Region l VaSID Second Team Jermaine Moore, LB (1st) First Team Kyle Wilson, RB (2nd) Conference Honors Shannon Short, FB (2nd) All-Sate Allan Lawson, TE (2nd) 2000 D.J. Edmonds, DL USA South Coach of the Year Adam Merritt, OL (2nd) l VaSID Honorable Mention 2003 Mike Dunlevy Clint Roof, OL (2nd) 2001 Kyle Acker, TE Jason Hill, DL, (2nd) l Roanoke Times First Team USA South Defensive Player of the Year Travis Boyd, DB (2nd) Kelvin Hutcheson, LB 2006 Jermaine Moore, LB Duane Alston, DB (2nd) l VaSID Honorable Mention Todd Parsons, QB (HM) l Roanoke Times Second Team USA South Defensive Rookie of the Year Jeff Hughley, RS (HM) 2002 Jermaine Moore, LB 2002 Jermaine Moore, LB 2007 Jason Hill, DL (2nd) l Roanoke Times Second Team 2008 Mario Huffman, LB Griffin McConaghy, LB (2nd) 2003 Kelvin Hutcheson, LB Antonio Hammond, RS (HM) l VaSID First Team USA South All-Conference Team 2008 Mario Huffman, LB (1st) l Roanoke Times Second Team 2000 D.J. Edmonds, DL (1st) Andre Garvin, DL (2nd) Anthony Morris, DB Kyle Acker, TE (HM) Nathan Davis, P (2nd) l VaSID First Team Justin Soyars, OL (HM) Anthony Squillini, WR (HM) Nick Tigue, LB Jason Holladay, P (HM) Nathan Woodruff, TE (HM) l Roanoke Times Second Team 2001 Kyle Acker, TE (1st) Shannon Robinson, OL (HM) 2004 Kelvin Hutcheson, LB Kelvin Hutcheson, LB (1st) Alex Mayo, OL (HM) l Roanoke Times First Team 2002 Nick Teague, DL (1st) Logan Smyth, LB (HM) l VaSID First Team Jermaine Moore, LB (1st) Jeremy Clifton, DB (HM) Anthony Morris, DB Anthony Morris, DB (2nd) Jeremy Dixon, RS (HM) l Roanoke Times First Team Duane Alston, DB (2nd) 2009 Mario Huffman, LB (1st) l VaSID First Team 2003 Nick Tigue, LB (1st) Jeremy Dixon, RS (1st) Jeff Hughley, WR Kelvin Hutcheson, LB (1st) Anthony Squillini, WR (2nd) l Roanoke Times Second Team Anthony Morris, DB (1st) Anthony Squillini, RS (2nd) 2005 Kyle Wilson, RB 2004 Scott Swann, QB (1st) Cody Ladutko, QB (2nd) l Roanoke Times First Team Jeff Hughley, WR (1st) Dontavious Watson, FB (2nd) l VaSID First Team Jeff Hughley, RS (1st) Shannon Robinson, OL (2nd) Jeff Hughley, WR Kelvin Hutcheson, LB (1st) Phil Blaising, OL (HM) l Roanoke Times Second Team Anthony Morris, DB (1st) Kevin Roberts, OL (HM) l VaSID Second Team Kyle Wilson, RB (2nd) Zane Cooper, LB (HM) Jermaine Moore, LB Nick Tigue, DL (2nd) Logan Smyth, LB (HM) l Roanoke Times Second Team Thamar Davis, FB (HM) Frederick Reid, DB (HM) l VaSID Second Team Clint Roof, OL (HM) Jeremy Dixon, RS (HM) Jermaine Coston, DL (HM) Albert Brown, DL (HM) Blake Abernathy, LB (HM)

68 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL HONORS & AWARDS

Linebacker Jermaine Moore (55) was named the USA South Defensive Rookie of the Year as a freshman and won the USA South Defensive Player of the Year as a senior.

Conference Honors Jeff Hughley, WR (Oct. 4) Walter Garrett, DB (Sept. 15) USA South All-Sportsmanship Team Anthony Morris, DB (Oct. 4) Travis Boyd, DB (Nov. 10) 2007 Shan Fairbanks, QB Scott Swann, QB (Oct. 12) 2004 Eric Sicre, WR (Sept. 13) 2008 Nathan Woodruff, TE 2005 Kyle Wilson, RB (Sept. 6) Eric Kassouf, DB (Oct. 12) 2009 Dontavious Watson, RB Jermaine Moore, LB (Oct. 10) Chris Baskerville, RB (Oct. 25) Kyle Wilson, RB (Oct. 17) Griffin McConaghy, LB (Nov. 2) Travis Boyd, DB (Oct. 24) Griffin McConaghy, LB (Nov. 16) Weekly Honors Kyle Wilson, RB (Nov. 7) 2005 Shan Fairbanks, QB (Sept. 6) 2006 Jeff Hughley, WR (Oct. 2) 2006 Brian Daniels, DL (Oct. 2) D3Football.com Player of the Week Jeff Hughley, WR (Oct. 9) Brian Daniels, DL (Oct. 30) 2003 Gentry Parker, ST (Week 5) Jermaine Moore, LB (Oct. 16) 2007 Mark Williams, RB (Sept. 17) Anthony Morris, DB (Week 6) Kyle Wilson, RB (Oct. 23) Randy Bianchi, DB (Nov. 5) 2004 James Thurnes, K (Week 5) Todd Parsons, QB (Nov. 14) 2008 Terrance Bullard, DE (Sept. 8) Anthony Morris, ST (Week 5) Jermaine Moore, LB (Nov. 14) Mario Huffman, LB (Sept. 22) 2005 Jeff Hughley, WR (Week 5) 2008 Clyde Robinson, LB (Oct. 13) Mario Huffman, LB (Oct. 6) Kyle Wilson, RB (Week 7) Jeremy Dixon, RS (Oct. 27) Mario Huffman, LB (Oct. 27) 2006 Duane Alston, RS (Week 3) Dontavious Watson, RB (Nov. 17) 2009 Antwan Hughes, RB (Sept. 7) Kyle Wilson, RB (Week 8) 2009 Anthony Squillini, WR (Sept. 28) Antwan Hughes, RB (Sept. 28) Todd Parsons, QB (Week 11) Jeremy Dixon, RS (Oct. 12) Anthony Bowie, DB (Nov. 2) 2009 Jeremy Dixon, RS (Week 10) Zachary Richman, P (Nov. 2) Jeremy Dixon, RS (Nov. 10) USA South Player of the Week 2003 Kevin Hutcheson, LB (Sept. 29) USA South Rookie of the Week Anthony Morris, DB (Oct. 13) 2002 Duane Alston, DB (Sept. 10) Anthony Morris (Oct. 27) Jermaine Moore, LB (Nov. 5) 2004 Kelvin Hutcheson, LB (Sept. 7) Scott Swann, QB (Nov. 19) Kelvin Hutcheson, LB (Sept. 20) 2003 Brandon Jumper, RB (Sept. 15)

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 69 COUGARS IN THE PROS

Jeff Hughley Wide Receiver Tulsa Talons, af2/AFL (2007-Present) Hughley, who owns many of Averett’s receiving records, has gone on to star with the Arena Football League’s Tulsa Talons. He capped off the 2010 season as a member of the AFL’s All-Ironman Team as the Talons moved from the af2 to the AFL. Hughley had 113 receptions for 1,258 yards and 28 touchdowns, 1,551 return yards and 2,808 all-purpose yards.

Starring for Tulsa in 2009, Hughley set the af2 league records in all purpose yardage (4,113) and kickoff return yards (2,069). He was rewarded by being named the Ironman of the Year, the league’s MVP award. He also finished inside the league’s top five in receiving yards, kick return average and scoring while helping the Talons to the confer- ence title game.

During his rookie season in 2007, Hughley helped guide the Talons to the franchise’s second af2 Arena Cup Championship. Hughley earned the MVP award in Tulsa’s 73- 66 championship win over Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers. He caught nine passes for 143 yards and two touchdowns and he returned seven kicks for a total of 203 yards and two touchdowns. His 203 kick return yards and his 346 all-purpose yards were both Arena Cup records.

Hughley finished the 2007 season with 84 receptions for 1,069 yards and 26 touch- downs. He also rushed 12 times for 42 yards and three scores and even threw for an 11-yard touchdown. Hughley was also on special teams, where he returned 63 kicks for 1,363 yards and three touchdowns. He also recorded a 43-yard intercep- tion return for a touchdown. Hughley returned to the Talons in 2008, catching 123 passes for 1,629 yards and 33 touchdowns while returning 64 kicks for 1,298 yards and one touchdown.

Sean Sullivan Kyle Wilson Kicker Running Back Tennessee Valley Vipers, Cologne Falcons, af2 (2004) German Football League (2008) Sullivan, who shares the record Wilson, who re-wrote the Averett rushing record book, for the longest field goal kicked by took his career overseas to the German Football a Cougar, played five games with League. He starred in five games with the Falcons the Vipers in 2004. He was 4-for- and rushed for 430 yards and two touchdowns on 86 14 on field goal attempts with a carries. In one game, he rushed for 202 yards alone. long of 44 yards and was 15-for-27 on extra points. He He averaged 86.0 yards per game and 5.0 yards a also had 39 kickoffs for an average of 50.9 per kick. Sul- carry. Wilson also caught eight passes for 88 yards livan also recovered a fumble. and returned eight kicks for 155 yards. Anthony Morris Wide Receiver/ Anthony Squillini Defensive Back Wide Receiver/Defensive Back Birmingham Steeldogs, Lappeenranta Border Knights, af2 (2006) American Football Assoc. of Finland (2010) Morris, who enjoyed a stellar ca- In his first season of pro football, Squillini was as pro- reer at Averett, went on to play ductive as he was as an Averett Cougar. Starting at seven games for the Steeldogs in wide receiver and cornerback every game, Squillini 2006. He caught 11 passes for 115 racked up 13 total touchdowns, as well as more than yards and two touchdowns and also rushed once for 9 yards 1,100 all-purpose yards and over 500 receiving yards. and a TD. Defensively, he made 22.5 tackles, grabbed one On defense, he had more than 30 tackles and five in- interception and returned one fumble for a touchdown. terceptions, including two returned for touchdowns.

70 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL FANTASTIC FINISHES

Averett’s football team has provided plenty of exciting yet nail-biting wins over the years. Here is a look back at some of those fantastic finishes:

Oct. 11, 2003: Averett 21 – Methodist 14 Oct. 15, 2005: Averett 38 – N.C. Wesleyan 32 The Setup: The Monarchs were the first to strike in this contest, when Chris Roncketti The Setup: N.C. Wesleyan scored a touchdown to open the game, and extended scored on a 10-yard rush. Averett answered in the second quarter with a Todd Par- their lead in the second quarter to 14-0. Kyle Wilson scored the first Cougar TD with sons to Wes Taylor pass, but the Cougars missed the two-point conversion. Meth- 6:15 left in the half, but the Bishops managed another score before the break, taking odist scored once more on another Roncketti rush, to bring the score to 14-6 at the the 17-6 lead in to the locker room at the half. half. The Finish: The Cougars opened the second half with a touchdown. After the ensu- The Finish: After the Cougars missed a field goal, Methodist immediately fumbled ing kickoff, Duane Alston intercepted a pass, and the Cougars scored again to take the ball giving Averett another chance. Tracey Smithers scored the touchdown, and the lead. Wilson scored every touchdown for Averett, and set a USA South record for Parsons hit Jeff Hughley on the two-point conversion to tie the game. About two min- six rushing touchdowns, including three in the fourth quarter. utes later, Anthony Morris intercepted a pass deep in Monarch territory, and returned the ball 80 yards for the winning touchdown. Oct. 22, 2005: Averett 21 – Greensboro 20 The Setup: The Greensboro Pride scored two touchdowns and a field goal in the first Oct. 18, 2003: Averett 32 – Huntingdon 28 half, and despite Travis Boyd returning a blocked punt for a touchdown, the Cougars The Setup: After an 80-yard drive in the first quarter ended in a Hawk touchdown, went to halftime with a 17-7 deficit. On the opening drive of the second half, the Cou- Huntingdon struck again with an interception return to give them a two-touchdown gars fumbled the ball deep in their own territory, leading to another Pride field goal. advantage. The Hawks maintained 14-point lead into the halftime break. The Finish: The Cougars scored the final two touchdowns of the game in the third The Finish: Returning from the break, the Cougars struck hard and fast three times, quarter on the arm of Todd Parsons. Parsons connected with Allan Lawson for a including an Izaih Harris rush, a Scott Swann to Thamar Davis pass, and an Anthony 39-yard touchdown and also to Jeff Hughley for a 38-yard touchdown. The Averett Morris interception return, to take the lead. Huntingdon drove the ball once more to defense answered in the fourth quarter, shutting down the Pride. take the lead in the opening minute of the fourth quarter. However, Averett sealed the deal with 1:17 remaining when Harris scored the winning touchdown. Oct. 7, 2006: Averett 28 – Methodist 25 The Setup: The Cougars opened the game with a 73-yard drive for a touchdown Oct.25, 2003: Averett 16 – Greensboro 14 by John Ellison. Methodist answered with a touchdown and field goal, and Averett The Setup: The Cougars took an early lead on a field goal and a Swann-Hughley closed out the first half with another touchdown by Antonio Hammond. In the third pass, but the Pride managed a score with 49 seconds remaining in the first half, shav- quarter, the Cougars extended their lead with another touchdown on a trick play to ing the Averett lead to three points. Halfway through the fourth quarter, Greensboro Jeff Hughley. finally took the lead when Jamal Licorish finished an 80-yard drive. The Finish: Methodist rallied in the fourth quarter as Mike Hill scored two rushing The Finish: After Greensboro took the lead, the Cougars answered immediately touchdowns, giving the Monarchs the lead 25-21. Averett refused to be topped and when Swann hit Hughley for another touchdown. The Cougars missed the extra performed a rally of its own, capping off a 61-yard drive with a Wilson touchdown point attempt, giving them a two-point lead. With 31 seconds remaining in the con- rush. test, Greensboro set up for what would be the winning field goal, but Anthony Morris saved the Cougar victory by blocking the kick. Oct. 14, 2006: Averett 24 – N.C. Wesleyan 20 The Setup: The Bishops opened the game with a field goal, and continued to score Sept. 4, 2004: Averett 21 – Maryville 14 (2 OT) a touchdown later in the first quarter. Kyle Wilson scored the first touchdown for the The Setup: The Cougars took the early advantage with a fumble recovery for a Cougars in the second quarter, and the score was 7-10 at the half. In the third quar- touchdown by Nick Tigue, and a touchdown pass from Swann to Hughley. Averett ter, both teams managed a field goal bringing the score to 13-10. maintained the 14-0 lead through the half. In the second half however, the Fighting The Finish: In the fourth quarter, the Cougars finished an 81-yard drive with a Don- Scots scored two touchdowns in the fourth to tie the game and force overtime. tavious Watson touchdown to take the lead. After the kickoff however, NCWC only The Finish: In the first overtime period, the Cougars stopped Maryville at the two- needed one 70-yard pass to Mish Gilliam to take the lead again. The Cougars an- yard line preventing a score. On the following drive, James Thurnes just missed the swered right away with another long drive, and Todd Parsons rushed in the final field goal attempt, forcing a second overtime. In the second OT, the Cougars needed touchdown of the game. just two plays to gain 25 yards and the score, and followed that up with a defensive stand that included a 9-yard tackle-for-loss and a 6-yard sack. Oct. 17, 2009: Averett 24, Maryville 21 The Setup: Maryville jumped ahead 14-0 in the first quarter with two quick scores. Oct. 2, 2004: Averett 46 – Ferrum 44 (3 OT) The Scots took a 21-6 lead into the second quarter and looked to be in control. Aver- The Setup: After Ferrum scored the first touchdown on a fumble recovery in the end ett, however, battled back into contention. The Cougars got a field goal in the second zone, the two teams within one touchdown of each other for the rest of the game. The quarter and pulled to within 21-16 after a 26-yard touchdown pass to Jeremy Dixon score was tied at the half, and Ferrum took the lead in the fourth when Terrell Mulford in the third quarter. capped a 90-yard drive. The Cougars scored last in regulation, tying the game at The Finish: With less than five minutes to play, Averett marched down the field 66 28-28 on another Swann-Hughley TD pass. yards in 11 plays. On second and goal, quarterback Cody Ladutko found Dontavious The Finish: In the first overtime, each team managed a field goal, including a 40- Watson cutting toward the right side for a 6-yard touchdown pass, giving Averett it’s yarder by James Thurnes. In the second overtime, each team managed a rushing first lead of the game with 1:18 to play. The Cougars went for the two-point conver- touchdown. In the final frame, Robert Mack scored for the Panthers, but Anthony sion and got it when Ladutko found Steven Oristian in the endzone. Maryville had a Morris intercepted the required two-point conversion. Averett answered with a touch- chance to answer, but Averett safety Jeremy Clifton picked off a pass to help seal down from Sadane Munoz, and then Swann and Hughley connected again for the the game. winning two-point conversion. Nov. 7, 2009: Averett 34 – Ferrum 28 (3 OT) Sept. 3, 2005: Averett 31 – Maryville 28 The Setup: Averett led Ferrum 14-7, but couldn’t hold off the Panthers in the final The Setup: Maryville scored the first touchdown but missed the two-point conversion, minute of regulation. Ferrum scored the tying touchdown with 57 seconds to play, and Averett answered with a Wes Taylor touchdown to take the lead 7-6. Averett forcing overtime. In the first OT, Ferrum scored first, but Averett answered with a scored again when Jeff Hughley returned a punt for a touchdown, but Maryville an- 5-yard touchdown pass to Anthony Squillini. In the second overtime, both teams swered when Hubert Payne scored his second touchdown, and the Scots converted traded scores again to force another set of possessions. two-points, tying the game at 14-14. Just before the half ended, Scott Swann was The Finish: In the third overtime, Ferrum got possession first. Panthers quarterback forced out of the game with a broken leg. Matt Dobson fumbled on third down and Averett recovered. After making the stop, The Finish: In the second half, Maryville scored right out of the gates, taking the all the Cougars needed was any type of scoring play to win the game. Dontavious kickoff and driving 63 yards in 6 plays to take the lead. Averett, led by freshman Watson answered. The senior running back bounced off several tacklers and rumbled Shan Fairbanks, engineered the next three scoring drives including a field goal and down the right side for a 25-yard game-winning touchdown on the first play from two Kyle Wilson touchdowns. Maryville scored once more, but was unable to return scrimmage. Averett’s team piled on top of Watson in the corner of the endzone as the from the Cougar rally. Cougars celebrated their first road victory at Ferrum.

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 71 COUGARS IN THE MEDIA & MEDIA CONTACTS

MEDIA CONTACT FOR AVERETT ATHLETICS

Drew Wilson, Sports Information Director Office Phone: 434-791-5621 Email: [email protected]

Credentials: Media and photographer cre- dentials for events at the Averett University North Campus may be obtained by working press, radio and television by calling Drew Wilson in the Averett sports information of- fice at 434-791-5621. All requests should be submitted at least 24 hours prior to the event. Credentials will be held at the ticket office and may be picked up at Will Call.

Statistics: A full NCAA box score and play- by-play will be available in the sports infor- mation office, located in the Grant Center, shortly after the conclusion of each game. Halftime stats will also be available on press As the only four-year university in the row for basketball, soccer and football. Danville area, Averett receives coverage from several local newspapers, televi- Game notes: During football games, all sion stations and radio stations. members of the media will be provided with a game notes packet prior to kickoff. All Averett football games are aired live online at AverettCougars.com. Averett’s Post-game interviews: Post-game inter- broadcast team call the games and pro- views may take place following a 10-minute vide commentary for the pre-game and cooling-off period. For football, interviews post-game shows. will take place in a meeting room in the field house, located on the east end of the east The Danville Register & Bee newspaper end of the football stadium. Other postgame provides game coverage, as well as pre- interviews will take place in the meeting views and player features throughout the room located in the Grant Center. season. Non-game day interviews: All non-game day and game-day interviews must be ar- ranged through the sports information of- fice. Interviews without the authorization of Media That Cover Averett the sports information office are prohibited. Please contact Sports Information Director, Newspapers Drew Wilson, at 434-791-5621, or by e-mail Danville Register & Bee www.godanriver.com (434) 791-7994 at [email protected], to schedule inter- Roanoke Times www.roanoke.com (800) 346-1234 views with coaches or players at all other Richmond Times-Dispatch www.timesdispatch.com (800) 558-9884 times. Television WSET 13 www.wset.com (800) 917-8396 Roster downloads: Visit the SID Down- WDBJ 7 www.wdbj7.com (800) 777-1251 loads link on the left side of our home page, WSLS 10 www.wsls.com (800) 800-9757 www.averettcougars.com. To ensure that you have the most up-to-date version, con- Radio tact Drew Wilson. ESPN Radio 106.3 FM www.espninva.com (434) 534-6100 WBTM 1330 AM www.wbtm1330.com (434) 793-4411

72 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL COUGARS IN THE COMMUNITY

Averett University Athletics is committed to giving back to both paint off Mount Zion Baptist Church. Averett’s student-athletes the campus and surrounding Danville community. By providing have also taken the time to work on several Habitat for Humanity opportunities for student-athletes to serve, these young men projects in the area during the school year and also teamed up and women make meaningful contributions to society. Teams to work with the Boys & Girls Club of Danville. as well as individual student-athletes are involved in numerous charity and community organizations and events. Some student- “It brings the team together working on projects like that,” Averett athletes have also created, initiated and implemented service head football coach Mike Dunlevy said. “It also opens their eyes projects and activities in the community. to how fortunate they are.”

Each year, the Averett football team spent the Monday of its bye As a whole, Averett University teamed up with the rest of the week hard at work out in the community doing service projects in schools in the USA South Conference for an annual food drive the Danville area. Student-athletes work at places such as God’s during the fall. Averett collected canned goods and non-perish- Pit Crew’s warehouse on North Main Street. Players helped able items and delivered them to God’s Storehouse in Danville move concrete tiles and sorted them so that the tiles could be just before Thanksgiving. Averett University donated more than shipped to areas in need. Others helped wash the organization’s 1,700 canned goods as a part of the USA South’s Cans Across trucks. the Conference food drive in 2009. Averett’s donations went to God’s Storehouse in Danville. “It’s good to get into the community,” said former football player Greg Harbaugh (’09), who was very active in the football team’s Across the conference, a record 29,303 cans and other items community service efforts during his four years. “It’s good for were collected by the league’s 10 schools in 2009, which was Averett and our program. It’s good for the freshmen to see how the sixth year of the can drive. The event was created by the we can impact the community.” members of the USA South Athletic Conference Student-Athlete Advisory Committee in order to help those in need around the Other players have visited Hughes Home and helped scrape holiday season.

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 73 THE CITY OF DANVILLE

74 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL THE CITY OF DANVILLE

Discover your place in Danville, Va.!

AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL 75 COUGAR CLUB & STAFF DIRECTORY

AVERETT COUGAR CLUB MEMBERSHIP

Averett is committed to success. The Cougar Club is committed to providing AU student-athletes with the opportunity to succeed academically, as well as in their respective sport. At Averett, we recruit good students that happen to be talented athletes. Private support of academic and athletic programs is crucial to our student-athletes in the increasingly competitive landscape of inter- collegiate athletics. By supporting the Cougar Club, alumni, fans, and friends of Averett University can help carry on this proud tradition. The Cougar Club, created in 1989, is a non-profit organization whose primary objective is to raise money to provide a positive experience for Averett student-athletes and fans. The activities of the Cougar Club are varied, but are all designed with the student-athlete in mind. Each year, hundreds of Cougar supporters pledge their support of Averett University student-athletes by joining the Cougar Club. Thanks to our loyal supporters, AU student-athletes have the opportunity to succeed in both the classroom and on the field.

Contact the Averett Department of Athletics at 434-791-5700 for a membership application. To learn more about the Averett Cougar Club, visit the Cougar Club link on AverettCougars.com.

ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT STAFF DIRECTORY Administration Cross Country Dr. Tiffany Franks President 791-5671 Andrew Boor Head Coach 791-5667 Charles S. Harris Executive Vice President 791-5701 Sam Ferguson Director of Athletics 791-5876 Football Carly Pearce SWA 791-5869 Mike Dunlevy Head Coach 791-7255 Danny Miller Assistant Director of Athletics for Compliance & Operations 791-5737 Golf Mavis Brantley-Lloyd Athletics Secretary 791-5700 John Franklin Head Coach 791-6899 Dr. Rebecca Clark Faculty Athletic Representative 791-5762 Media Relations Athletic Training Drew Wilson Sports Information Director 791-5621 Paul Hylton Head Trainer 791-5868 Men’s Soccer Baseball Ed Goodhines Head Coach 791-5749 Ed Fulton Head Coach 791-5030

Men’s Basketball Women’s Soccer Matt Parke Head Coach 791-5689 Carly Pearce Head Coach 791-5869

Women’s Basketball Softball Larry Epperly Head Coach 791-5688 Bren West Head Coach 791-5677

Cheerleading Men’s and Women’s Tennis Kaylin Studifen Head Coach 791-5700 TBA Head Coach 791-5820

Cougar Club Volleyball Sam Ferguson Board Member 791-5876 Danny Miller Head Coach 791-5737

76 AVERETT COUGARS FOOTBALL

2010 SCHEDULE

u Sept. 4 Hampden-Sydney 1 p.m. u Sept. 18 Guilford 1 p.m. u Sept. 25 at Washington & Lee 1 p.m. u Oct. 2 Greensboro* 1 p.m. (Homecoming) u Oct. 9 at Christopher Newport* 1 p.m. u Oct. 16 Maryville* 1 p.m. u Oct. 23 at Methodist* 1 p.m. u Oct. 30 at Shenandoah* 7 p.m. u Nov. 6 Ferrum* 1 p.m. (Senior Day) u Nov. 13 at N.C. Wesleyan* 1 p.m.

*USA South Conference game t JEREMY DIXON 2010 D3Football.com Preseason All-American Return Specialist