2011 Cal U Football Spring Guide

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OPPONENT

PLACE

• THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

September 1

ST. CLOUD STATE

California, Pa.

7 p.m.

September 10

C.W. POST

California, Pa.

3:30 p.m.

September 17

@ East Stroudsburg

East Stroudsburg, Pa.

September 24

CLARION

California, Pa.

3:30 p.m.

October 1

October 8

October 15

@ Lock Haven

Lock Haven, Pa.

7:30 p.m.

GANNON

California, Pa.

3:30 p.m.

@ Slippery Rock

Slippery Rock, Pa.

October 22

MERCYHURST

California, Pa.

October 29

@ Indiana (Pa.)

Indiana, Pa.

November 5

EDINBORO

California, Pa.

3:30 p.m.

November 12

@ Cheyney Cheyney, Pa. (or PSAC Championship)

TBA

(Party in the Park)

TIME

6 p.m.

(Family Day)

2 p.m.

3:30 p.m.

(Homecoming)

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2011 SCHEDULE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS

ABOUT CAL U

California University of Pennsylvania has claimed at least a share of the PSAC West championship in each of the past six years.

PROGRAM HISTORY

Head Coach.................................John Luckhardt Alma Mater........................................ Purdue, 1968 Record at California.......................78-30 (9 years) Career Record................................215-67-2 (.761) Football Office....................................724.938.4019 E-Mail..................................... luckhardt@calu.edu

First Season.......................................................1916 All-Time Record.................................... 390-384-27 PSAC West Championships..................................8 PSAC Championships...........................................3 NCAA Appearances............................................4 All-Time NCAA Post-Season Record............... 7-4

ASSISTANT COACHES

TEAM INFORMATION

Assoc. Head Coach/Def. Coord. .......Mike Conway Alma Mater........................ Olivet Nazarene, 1983 Assoc. Head Coach for Offense............... Mike Kellar Alma Mater........................... Fairmont State, 1991 Cornerbacks/Recruiting Coord. .........Dave Cole Alma Mater..................... California (Pa.), 2004 Offensive Line....................................... Mike Evans Alma Mater..................... Saginaw Valley, 2000 Defensive Line............................... Mike R. Jacobs Alma Mater............................. Ohio State, 2001 Receivers/Special Teams Coord. ..... Larry Wilson Alma Mater........................ Slippery Rock, 1999 Tight Ends.........................................D’Monn Baker Alma Mater..................... California (Pa.), 2004 Free Safeties...................................... John Durham Alma Mater.......................................Navy, 1960 Quarterbacks.................................Chad Salisbury Alma Mater....................................Buffalo, 1999 Safeties................................................Tom Rebholz Alma Mater......................... Indiana (Pa.), 2001 Assoc. Dir. Ath. Fundraising............ Shannon Kelly Alma Mater.........................Univ. of Texas, 1989 Assoc. Dir. Ath. Fundraising...................Walt Harris Alma Mater....................................Pacific, 1968

2010 Overall Record....................................... 10-2 2010 PSAC West Record/Finish................6-1/t-1st 2010 PSAC Overall Finish................................t-3rd 2010 Final AFCA Ranking................................ 14th

TODAY’S GAMEDAY SPONSORS

Cal U has advanced to the NCAA Division II National Semifinals three of the last four years.

11 a.m...................................... Pre-Game Tailgate ..................................................... (Roadman Park) 1 p.m............................Black & Red Spring Game ............(Hepner-Bailey Field, Adamson Stadium) 4 p.m................................ “Smoker” (Lagerheads)

Football Athletic Trainer.................................... TBD Director of Athletic Performance........ Brian Oddi Strength & Conditioning..................... Bob Sepesy Head Athletic Trainer.................. Dr. Jamie Weary

SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director........... Matthew Kifer Office Phone......................................724.938.4552 E-Mail..............................................kifer@calu.edu Assistant SID.............................Beth Ann Conway Office Phone......................................724.938.4519 E-Mail.................................. conway_b@calu.edu SID Graduate Assistant......................... Sean King E-Mail........................................ kin0082@calu.edu Fax.......................................................724.938.5849

The mission of intercollegiate athletics at California University of Pennsylvania is to provide student-athletes opportunities to participate in a comprehensive program of athletic competition.

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GENERAL

Saturday, April 16

FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF

HISTORY

2011 WEEKEND EVENTS

ROSTER

HEAD COACH

A LOOK BACK

University Profile....................................................2 President Dr. Angelo Armenti, Jr.........................4 University Administration......................................4 Athletic Administration/Academics..................5 Athletic Facilities...................................................6 GameDay Sponsors/Honorary Coach..............7 Head Coach John Luckhardt............................8 Coaching Staff.....................................................9 News & Notes.....................................................10 Spring Roster.......................................................14 2011 Recruiting Class.........................................16 Geographical Breakdown................................17 2010 Statistics......................................................18 Vulcan History.....................................................22 Hall of Fame........................................................23 Single-Game Records........................................24 Single-Season Records......................................25 Career Records..................................................27 PSAC West All-Stars............................................28 Year-by-Year Results (1916-2010)......................30 2010 Honors & Awards.......................................34 All-Time Series.....................................................35 Obediah Cole Foundation...............................35 Spring Game Honorees.....................................36 Media Information.............................................38 Athletic Golf Outing...........................................39

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UNIVERSITY PROFILE

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ABOUT CAL U

“ I found myself here.”

A LOOK BACK ROSTER HISTORY

At California University of Pennsylvania, we combine the benefits of a small college academic experience with the cultural amenities of a major metropolitan area that’s less than an hour away. Build a foundation for your career by choosing from over 100 areas of study — from accounting to wildlife biology.

Build a foundation for life in an environment where core values like integrity, civility and responsibility are more than discussed, they are integrated into classroom and campus activities.

Our state-of-the-art residence halls include everything from air-conditioning to a high speed Internet connection. Classes are taught by caring professors who will know you by name.

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www.calu. edu

A proud member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.

CALU

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GENERAL

As a result of our unique educational experience, you will not only graduate with a diploma — but a degree of character as well.

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DR. ANGELO ARMENTI, JR.

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On May 19, 1992, Dr. Angelo Armenti, Jr. was appointed by the Board of Governors of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education as the sixth president of California University of Pennsylvania, founded in 1852.

He holds a B.S. degree in Physics from Villanova University, and MA and Ph.D. degrees from Temple University in special and general relativity, respectively.

He had a distinguished 20-year career at Villanova University prior to becoming president of California University.

At Villanova he served as professor of physics, chair of the department of physics, Dean of University College, and Director of Planning.

In addition to scholarly publications in scientific journals, Dr. Armenti received the Lindback Foundation Award for Distinguished Teaching in 1978, and was named an American Council on Education (ACE) Fellow in 1992, one of only thirty-two individuals selected nationally for this recognition. His book, The Physics of Sports, commissioned by the American Institute of Physics, remains in print since its initial publication in 1992.

Since Dr. Armenti’s arrival at California University in 1992, applications have increased by 90%; average SATs have increased by 113 points; FTE enrollments have increased by 43%; and four-year graduation rates have increased by 94%. Many new academic programs have been initiated including: Master of Social Work (MSW); Master of Arts in Teaching

(MAT); Master of Science in Multi-Media Technology; Physical Therapy Assistant; Sports Management; Graphic Design, Computer Engineering Technology, Criminal Justice, Legal Studies, Music Technology and Nursing Administration.

Other University accomplishments since his arrival as president include: creation of an Athletic Hall of Fame; winning the Dixon Trophy as well as three National championships (two in women’s softball and one in women’s basketball); a successfully completed $13 million (first ever) capital campaign; a second capital campaign that is currently on schedule to reach its $35 million goal; a twenty-fold increase in endowment funds; the adoption by the University of the core values of Integrity, Civility, and Responsibility; the adoption of a University Bill of Rights and Responsibilities; the creation of the University Forum—a new governance structure; adoption of a new general education curriculum; implementation of a $200 million master plan, including: the building of the Eberly Science and Technology Center, the Kara Alumni House, the Duda Classroom Building, a 6,000 seat Convocation Center, and six modern new residence halls; the renovation or expansion of numerous other buildings on campus; and the creation of Global Online, the University’s internet-based outreach to some 2,000 students from around the world.

Dr. Armenti has been active with the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, and has served as Campaign Chair and President of the Mon Valley United Way. In 2001 he became a Certified Covey Trainer on The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. He is a member of the board of directors of the Washington County Redevelopment Authority, a member of the board of directors of the Greater Pittsburgh council of Boy Scouts of America, and Chair of the Commission of Presidents of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education. He is married to the former Barbara Malinowski and, together, they have five grown children and nine grandchildren. His avocations include piano, photography and sailing.

UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Lenora Angelone Vice President for Student Affairs

Ronald D. Huiatt

Vice President of University Development & Alumni Relations

Craig Butzine

Interim Vice President for Marketing & University Relations

Geraldine M. Jones Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs

Charles A. Mance

Vice President for Information Technology

Robert J. Thorn

Interim Vice President of Administration & Finance

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ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION

ABOUT CAL U

Frank Bauer

Dr. Karen Hjerpe

Dr. Thomas Pucci

Associate Athletic Director/Sr. Woman Administrator

Athletic Director

Dr. Bill Biddington Faculty Athletic Representative

A LOOK BACK

Associate Vice President for Athletic Development

ACADEMICS ROSTER Dan Jordan made ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District II First-Team the past three years.

HISTORY

Cal U student-athletes posted a banner year in athletic competition during the 2009-10 season, earning five PSAC West titles, four PSAC crowns and two NCAA regional trophies with nine team and 14 individual appearances in NCAA post-season play.

The success has continued as Cal U finished second in the final standings of the 2009-10 Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup. In addition to athletic prowess, the Vulcans also excelled in the classroom. A total of 205 Cal U student-athletes, representing all sports (fall, winter & spring), were named to the Spring 2010 edition of the Vulcan Athletic Director Honor Roll. For the eighth-straight semester, Cal U athletic programs compiled a cumulative grade-point average of 3.00 or higher.

Cal U also featured 16 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District selections, highlighted by four Academic All-Americans. To be eligible for the academic all-district honor, studentathletes must maintain a cumulative 3.20 GPA or higher, reached sophomore athletics and academic standing at their institution and participated in at least 50 percent of the team’s games as a starter or an important reserve with legitimate athletic credentials.

In addition, a combined 141 student-athletes from Cal U representing all sports were named Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Scholar-Athletes for the 2009-10 academic year. To be eligible for the academic honor, student-athletes must maintain at least a 3.25 cumulative grade-point average (GPA) while competing in an intercollegiate varsity sport. Cal U ranked sixth among the 16-member conference with 141 scholar-athletes.

The football team led the Vulcans with 16 players earning PSAC Scholar-Athlete status.

Vulcan Football Players Named to Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (Fall 2010)

Derek Fiorenza Charles France Carrington Hanna Dan Jordan Eric Kush Garrett Lynn Spencer Lynn Geoff Lyons Vladimir Marchena Mike Maruscak Kellen McCants Andy Mudimbi

Jon Mullinix Cody Nuzzo* Erik Olson* Levi Pardee Shawn Patil Tim Picard Nick Piccirrillo Jack Range Anthony Roberts Steve Santia Matt Scheuer John Starceski

Marc Stecak Rob Stupar Patrick Swearinger Noah Taylor Dillon Voss* Scott Wallace Chet Welc Toni Whiteleather Blake Williamson Bryce Wilson

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Luqman Abdallah Phillip Aholt Seth Barnhart Tony Battaglini Greg Cochrane Devin Cox Chase DeCarlo Zach Dengler Robert Eberlein* Jordan Emrick Paul Everson Sam Fikaris

* - indicates perfect 4.0 GPA

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FACILITIES

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GAMEDAY SPONSORS

ABOUT CAL U A LOOK BACK ROSTER

HONORARY COACH FRANK SAM

GENERAL

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HISTORY

In 1978, Frank Sam became the manager of Kool Vent Aluminum Products in Delmont, Pa., a position he held for four years. In 1981, Sam moved to Window Systems Inc., a contractor for commercial and residential windows, skylights and canopies located in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, where he served as president and co-owner for 17 years.

Sam decided to enter the restaurant business in 1995, and since then has been a partner in numerous successful restaurant holdings. Among the list of successful restaurant ventures for Sam are Atria’s Restaurant and Tavern, with seven locations in the Pittsburgh area, Ditka’s Restaurant, with two locations in Chicago and one in Robinson Township, Pa., and, most recently, the Juniper Grill, located in McMurray, Pa. The Sam Family Born on Oct. 25, 1950 in Pittsburgh, Sam is a graduate of Keystone Oaks High School and attended the University of Pittsburgh. He and his wife Linda have three children, sons M. Philip (23) and Alexander (21) and daughter Corey M (19).

A successful entrepreneur, Sam has sat on the Board of Directors for the National Kidney Foundation of Western Pennsylvania (1990-96), Valley Brook Country Club (1998-2002) and the United Way of Washington County (2008-10).

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JOHN LUCKHARDT

CAL U

• THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

HEAD COACH

HEAD COACH 10th Year at Cal U

THE LUCKHARDT FILE Full Name: John Lewis Luckhardt Born: March, 12, 1945 Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pa. College: Purdue (1968) Wife: Barbara Children: Allyson & Matt Grandchildren: Mattie & Reece

COACHING EXPERIENCE 2002-11 1982-98 1973-81 1970-72 1967-69

Cal U Head Coach W&J Head Coach Lehigh DC/LB N. Illinois DB/WR Purdue GA

BOWL EXPERIENCE 1994 Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl 1992 Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl 1979 I-AA Championship 1977 NCAA D-II Championship 1967 Rose Bowl

In 10 years at Cal U, John

Luckhardt has led the charge in what has been the best run in the history of football at the school. Since taking over the program prior to the 2002 season, Luckhardt has led the Vulcans to three NCAA Regional Championships, two appearances in the PSAC Championship Game, three top-10 finishes and sixconsecutive PSAC West titles.

Luckhardt has posted an astonishing 78-30 record (.722) with the Vulcans and is already the program’s all-time winningest coach. In addition to the 78 wins, some other notable accomplishments during his nine years with Cal U: only the second coach in PSAC history to direct three-straight teams to the NCAA Semifinals; only coach in Cal U history to post three-straight top-10 final rankings; only the second coach in Cal U history to beat Edinboro, IUP and Slippery Rock in the same season multiple times; only coach in Cal U history to guide the Vulcans to consecutive PSAC Championship appearances.

Cal U’s success under Luckhardt has also extended into the classroom. In addition to 10 or more wins for the last four years, the Vulcans have had 33 PSAC Scholar-Athletes and six CoSIDA Academic AllDistrict selections.

On the field, the Vulcans have produced several players who continued their football careers in the professional ranks. Last spring, four players worked out with NFL teams in mini-camps with cornerback Terrence Johnson signing with the New England Patriots and

wide receiver Dominique Curry inking with the St. Louis Rams.

The Vulcans took a dominant leap as a national power in 2007. Luckhardt directed the Vulcans to a schoolrecord 13 wins, their first-ever appearance in the NCAA Playoffs, an NCAA Regional Championship and a perfect 11-0 regular season. That season, Cal U featured the top-ranked defense in NCAA Division II and scored the most points in school history. The Vulcans suffered their only loss of the season in the NCAA Semifinals, while playing on ESPNU at Adamson Stadium against eventual-National Champion Valdosta State.

The success continued in 2008, as Luckhardt guided Cal U to another NCAA regional title and the program’s first PSAC Championship since 1987. The Vulcans again lost at home in the NCAA Semifinals on ESPN2 to eventual-National Champion Minnesota Duluth.

The Vulcans completed the three-peat in 2009, as they won the NCAA regional crown for the third-straight year. Cal U appeared in the PSAC Championship for a consecutive season behind a record-setting passing attack.

The Vulcans won three-straight NCAA post-season games before losing on the road to another eventual-National Champion, Northwest Missouri State.

Building a college powerhouse is nothing new to Luckhardt, who built nearby Washington & Jefferson into a national contender in NCAA Division III. Over his 17 seasons with the Presidents, he

compiled a 137-37-2 record and guided W&J to 13 Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) titles, 11 appearances in the NCAA Playoffs, five regional championships and two appearances in the Stagg Bowl, the Division III Championship Game.

Luckhardt received the American Football Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award in 1998 before being inducted into the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame in 2001. In 2007, he was inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame Class at W&J, where he still holds the school record for most career wins at 137.

Luckhardt and his wife, Barbara, reside in Peters Twp., Pa., and have two grown children, Allyson Eckenrode and Matt, and two grandchildren, Mathison Ava Eckenrode and Beatrice Alia Eckenrode.

Allyson lives with husband Tim and daughters, Mattie and Reece, in Richmond, Va., and Matt works as an athletic fundraiser at Cal U.

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COACHING STAFF ALL-TIME WINNINGEST COACHES IN CAL U HISTORY

LUCKHARDT

BY THE NUMBERS

Coach Years

215 Career wins 137 W&J wins 78 Cal U wins 26 Seasons as head coach

2002 - Present 1950 - 61 1981 - 92 1929 - 40 1962 - 69

78 55 54 39 35

ALL-TIME WINNINGEST ACTIVE COACHES IN DIVISION II

23 Winning seasons

Coach School

20 NCAA Playoff wins 19 Divisional & conference titles 15 NCAA Playoff appearances 12 Rivalary wins over IUP & SRU

Ken Sparks Dennis Douds John Luckhardt Monte Cater

Carson-Newman East Stroudsburg California (Pa.) Shepherd

Wins 294 229 215 202

11 AFCA All-Americans 10 Years as DC at Lehigh Seasons as head coach at Cal U

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NCAA regional championships

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CoSIDA Academic All-Americans

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Undefeated regular seasons

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Children & grandchildren

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Stagg Bowl appearances (D-III)

Did you know ...

9 Yrs. 78-30 40-16 6 PSAC West titles

1 PSAC Championship

3 NCAA Regional Championships

ROSTER

John Luckhardt is one of only four active head coaches in NCAA Division II with 200 career victories.

LUCKHARDT AT CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY Year Overall PSAC WEST Notes 2002 6-5 1-5 2003 4-7 2-4 2004 6-4 2-4 2005 8-2 5-1 Co-PSAC West Champs 2006 8-3 5-1 Co-PSAC West Champs 2007 13-1 6-0 PSAC West Champs

NCAA Region Champs 2008 12-2 6-0 PSAC West Champs

PSAC Champs

NCAA Region Champs 2009 11-4-0 7-0 PSAC West Champs

NCAA Region Champs 2010 10-2-0 6-1 Co-PSAC West Champs

1982 Wash. & Jeff. 4-5-0 1983 Wash. & Jeff. 3-5-1 1984 Wash. & Jeff. 9-2-0 1985 Wash. & Jeff. 8-1-0 1986 Wash. & Jeff. 8-2-0 1987 Wash. & Jeff. 10-1-0 1988 Wash. & Jeff. 7-1-1 1989 Wash. & Jeff. 8-2-0 1990 Wash. & Jeff. 10-1-0 1991 Wash. & Jeff. 8-2-0 1992 Wash. & Jeff. 11-2-0 1993 Wash. & Jeff. 11-1-0 1994 Wash. & Jeff. 11-2-0 1995 Wash. & Jeff. 10-1-0 1996 Wash. & Jeff. 8-2-0 1997 Wash. & Jeff. 6-3-0 1998 Wash. & Jeff. 5-4-0 2002 California 6-5-0 2003 California 4-7-0 2004 California 6-4-0 2005 California 8-2-0 2006 California 8-3-0 2007 California 13-1-0 2008 California 12-2-0 2009 California 11-4-0 2010 California 10-2-0 Total 26 years 215-67-2

HEAD COACH A LOOK BACK

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LUCKHARDT YEAR BY YEAR

ABOUT CAL U

John Luckhardt Ted Nemeth Jeff Petrucci Bill Steers Bill Hepner

284 Games as a head coach

Wins

COACHING STAFF HISTORY

MIKE CONWAY

MIKE KELLAR

TOM REBHOLZ

CHAD SALISBURY

AHC Defense

AHC Offense

DAVE COLE

MIKE EVANS

MIKE JACOBS

Offensive Line

Defensive Line

LARRY WILSON

D’MONN BAKER

JOHN DURHAM

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Cornerbacks

Safeties

Quarterbacks

Receivers/Spec. Teams

Tight Ends

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Free Safeties

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NEWS & NOTES

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KELLAR HIRED AS ASSOCIATE HC FOR OFFENSE

Former California University of Pennsylvania offensive coordinator Mike Kellar returned to the Vulcans in 2011 as the new Associate Head Coach for Offense after a successful two-year head coaching stint at Concord (W.Va.).

“Mike is known for his sophisticated and high-powered offenses and helped make Cal U into a national power,” said head coach John Luckhardt, who completed his ninth season with the program. “He turned the Concord program around in only two years and had it contending for a conference championship in 2010.”

Kellar previously served as the Vulcans’ offensive coordinator from 2004-08 before guiding Concord to a 14-8 record and coaching 35 All-West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) selections over the last two seasons. Prior to his time at Concord, the Mountain Lions managed only one win in the previous two years and hadn’t had a winning season since 1998.

In 2010, Kellar guided Concord to an 8-3 overall record to mark the first eight-win season for the program since it joined NCAA Division II in 1993. Under his guidance, the Mountain Lions featured one of the most balanced offenses in the WVIAC, ranking second in passing and total offense and third in scoring and rushing. Concord also ranked fourth in the country by averaging over 498 yards of offense per game.

While with the Mountain Lions, Kellar mentored one of the most explosive wide receivers in the country in Thomas Mayo. A two-time All-WVIAC selection, Mayo set a school record and led the country in receiving yards per game in 2009. That season, he became the school’s first-ever Harlon Hill regional finalist and was Concord’s first All-American since 2002.

Kellar will work with a Cal U offense that was among the best in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) in 2010. The Vulcans averaged nearly 40 points and 400 yards of total offense behind the play of seven All-PSAC West players on offense.

“Walt Harris will continue to be on staff as the offensive coordinator and will work with Mike Kellar to make Cal U one of the dominant offenses in the country,” said Luckhardt.

While previously with the Vulcans, Kellar helped the program capture four-consecutive PSAC-West titles, a PSAC Championship, two NCAA Regional Championships and a pair of Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Lambert Trophies.

A native of Shinnston, W.Va., Kellar originally attended Glenville State before transferring to Fairmont State where he earned his undergraduate degree in 1991.

He started his coaching career at Fairmont State and served as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for eight seasons before accepting the offensive coordinator position at Northern Michigan in 2002.

Kellar and his wife Melissa have four children, Diedra, Jarrod, Anthony and Jacob.

PORTIS SELECTED TO NFL COMBINE

Former California University of Pennsylvania quarterback Josh Portis participated in the NFL Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Feb. 24-27.

Portis is the first player from the Vulcans to attend the NFL Combine. He was one of just 18 quarterbacks, and the only from NCAA Division II, invited to attend the annual event, which was attended by the top executives, coaching staffs and player personnel departments from all 32 NFL teams.

In only two years at Cal U, Portis established himself among the best quarterbacks in program history. He finished his career ranked fourth in school history with 6,072 passing yards and set the all-time record with 69 touchdown passes.

The 6-4 quarterback passed for 2,650 yards and 33 touchdowns in 2010. He also completed a career-best 61.2 percent (205-for-335) of his passes and led the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) with a passing efficiency of 156.0.

Portis, a two-time All-PSAC West selection, received All-America Honorable Mention laurels from D2Football.com in February and was a regional finalist for the 2010 Harlon Hill Trophy, which is awarded annually to the NCAA Division II College Football Player of the Year.

Among the notable quarterbacks who also attended this year’s NFL Combine were Alabama’s Greg McElroy, Arkansas’ Ryan Mallet and Auburn’s Heisman Trophy-winner Cam Newton. Portis and Delaware quarterback Pat Devlin, a transfer from Penn State, were the only two quarterbacks from non-FBS programs invited to the event.

Last year, there were 19 quarterbacks invited to the NFL Combine and 12 were selected within the seven rounds of the NFL Draft.

The 2011 NFL Draft will be held at Radio City Music Hall in New York City from April 28-30 and will broadcast live on a variety of ESPN outlets and the NFL Network.

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NEWS & NOTES

A LOOK BACK

For the second-straight season, California University of Pennsylvania senior offensive lineman Dan Jordan earned Don Hansen’s Football Gazette Third-Team All-America honors.

The 6-3 offensive lineman started all 12 games for Cal U this past season, anchoring an offensive line that helped the Vulcans average nearly 40 points, 170 rushing yards and 400 yards of total offense per game. Jordan finished his career with 40 starts, including 27-straight over the last two seasons.

This past November, Jordan was named both ESPN Academic All-District and All-Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) West for the third-straight season.

In total, the PSAC featured 11 players on the three All-America Teams, including National CoFreshman of the Year running back Franklyn Quiteh from Bloomsburg.

This marks the 23rd year Don Hansen’s Football Gazette, a recognized authority on small college football, has selected an NCAA Division II All-America team. The national publication selected all-region teams with the first- and second-team all-region players from each of the four geographic regions comprising the national ballot, which was voted upon by a select national panel.

A total of 84 players earned Football Gazette All-America honors.

ABOUT CAL U

JORDAN NAMED FOOTBALL GAZETTE ALL-AMERICAN

VULCANS PLACE NINE ON FOOTBALL GAZETTE TEAM

HISTORY GENERAL

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The California University of Pennsylvania football team had nine players selected to Don Hansen’s Football Gazette All-Super Region One Teams. The nine players tied Bloomsburg for the most in the four-conference region.

The Vulcans had one player to the all-region first-team and three to the second-team, while five players garnered third-team honors.

Senior punter Derek Fiorenza was selected to the Football Gazette all-region teams for a thirdstraight year. Junior linebacker Brett Diamond, senior offensive lineman Dan Jordan and senior quarterback Josh Portis each received the laurel for a consecutive season.

J ordan represented Cal U on the all-region first-team after starting all 12 games this season on the offensive line. He anchored an offensive line that helped the Vulcans average nearly 40 points, 170 rushing yards and 400 yards of total offense per game. A Football Gazette All-American last year, Jordan made 40 career starts with 27 consecutive over the last two seasons.

Senior defensive lineman Sam Fikaris, Fiorenza and junior defensive back Erik Harris were selected to the Football Gazette all-region second-team.

Fikaris led all defensive linemen with 33 tackles (16 solo) and made a career-high 10.0 tackles for loss (TFL) and 4.5 sacks this season. Fiorenza, who also earned second-team laurels last year, ranked second in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) in 2010 with 39.6 yards per punt. Harris led the secondary with 61 tackles (33 solo) and tied his career high with three interceptions in his second year as a starter.

Diamond, senior kicker Marc Domonkos, sophomore defensive back Rontez Miles, Portis and sophomore running back Lamont Smith all received third-team all-region accolades.

Diamond equaled his career best and led the team with 64 tackles (29 solo) and added 9.0 TFL and 4.5 sacks. Domonkos finished with 91 points, which tied for the most in the PSAC by a kicker, after making 49-of-50 PAT attempts and 14-of-18 field goals. Miles made 60 stops (28 solo) and 12.0 TFL, both career highs, as a safety for the Vulcans. Portis led the conference in passing efficiency after throwing for 2,650 yards and 33 touchdowns, while completing 61.2 percent of his passes. Smith rushed for 1,166 yards and 12 touchdowns in his first year with the program.

The Football Gazette began selecting NCAA Division II all-region teams in 2003, while honoring All-Americans since 1988. A total of 108 players representing 35 universities were honored on the 2010 All-Super Region One Teams.

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NEWS & NOTES

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CAMPBELL SELECTED TO EASTHAM ALL-STAR GAME

California University of Pennsylvania senior defensive back Tommie Campbell was invited to play in the inaugural Eastham Energy All-Star Game on Sunday, Jan. 23, at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Ariz.

Campbell, who started at the Valero Cactus Bowl earlier in January, was one of eight players from NCAA Division II programs selected to the all-star game. He was listed as one of five cornerbacks on the roster for the Stripes, which were coached by former Kentucky head coach Hal Mumme.

A 6-3 defensive back, Campbell played in all 12 games this season and posted 29 tackles (17 solo) and two interceptions – both in the NCAA Playoffs against Bloomsburg. The Aliquippa, Pa., native originally started his college career by playing linebacker and safety at Pitt.

Campbell was the only player from the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) selected to the Eastham Energy All-Star Game. He was joined on the Stripes roster by several notable players from NCAA Division I programs, including Mississippi quarterback Jeremiah Masoli, USC linebacker by Mike Morgan and TCU wide receiver Jimmy Young.

The Stripes faced the Stars which were led by Joe Moglia, who was the CEO of TD Ameritrade and the executive advisor to Nebraska head football coach Bo Pelinni the last two seasons. The Stars roster featured West Virginia safety Sidney Glover, Minnesota quarterback Adam Weber and center Ryan Pugh, who started for BCS National Champion Auburn.

The Eastham Energy All-Star Game was broadcasted live on FS Arizona, FS West, Fox Prime Ticket and Fox College Sports.

The Stripes defeated the Stars, 40-34. Campbell registered one tackle and one assist in the loss.

CAMPBELL, MOORE PLAY IN CACTUS BOWL California University of Pennsylvania seniors Tommie Campbell and Terrance Moore both played in the Valero Cactus Bowl with the Blue Devils suffering a 28-6 loss to the Red Storm at Javelina Stadium on the campus of Texas A&M-Kingsville.

The game featured seven representatives from the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) with the majority of the conference’s players on the Blue Devils. The Red Storm took a 14-0 lead into halftime and expanded their lead to 21-0 midway through the third quarter. The Blue Devils then scored their only points in the final minute of the third quarter before the Red Storm sealed the win with a touchdown on the ensuing possession.

Campbell started at cornerback and finished third on the Blue Devils with five tackles (three solo), while Moore was second on the team with four receptions for 25 yards.

Central Missouri quarterback and Harlon Hill winner Eric Czerniewski (Red Storm) was named Offensive MVP after passing for 187 yards on 8-of-13 attempts with two touchdowns. Colorado School of Mines defensive lineman Marc Schiechl (Blue Devils) earned Defensive MVP laurels after making a game-high eight tackles (four solo) with 2.0 sacks.

This year marked the Division II All-Star Game’s first season without the traditional East-West format, as the Cactus Bowl sought to select the top players at each position regardless of their region of the country.

Since 2005, the Vulcans have had 12 players chosen for the game, now in its 17th year.

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For the fourth-straight season, the Vulcans finished the season ranked in the Top 15 of the final American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Division II Coaches’ Top 25 Poll. After making its fourth-consecutive appearance in the NCAA Playoffs, the California University of Pennsylvania football team finished the year ranked No. 14 in the country.

The Vulcans continued their run of success by posting a 10-2 overall record and claiming a share of their sixth-consecutive Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) West title, the longest streak in divisional history.

Over the last four seasons, Cal U has compiled an overall record of 46-9 (.836) with an incredible 26-1 mark (.963) in divisional play.

Cal U is one of four PSAC teams to finish the season in the AFCA Top 25 Coaches’ Poll. Conference-champion Mercyhurst (10-3) was the highest PSAC team in the final poll at No. 11, while Kutztown (10-2) and Bloomsburg (10-3) ranked just ahead and behind the Vulcans at Nos. 13 and 15, respectively.

Under ninth-year head coach John Luckhardt, Cal U opened the season ranked No. 6 in the preseason poll and moved up to school-best No. 3 ranking in mid-October. The Vulcans tied the school record by remaining in the AFCA poll for all 14 weeks this season; the only previous time they accomplished the feat was in 2007.

In addition to the AFCA Top 25 poll, the NCAA announced the final statistics from the 2010 season. The Vulcans’ defense and several individuals were among the nation’s elite.

Under the direction of defensive coordinator Mike Conway, Cal U finished the year second in NCAA Division II by yielding just 217.17 yards per game. The Vulcans also ranked fifth in the country in scoring defense (14.42 points), passing defense (138.75 yards) and tackles for loss (8.67 TFL).

Individually, senior quarterback Josh Portis ranked No. 15 in the nation with a passing efficiency of 155.97 behind 33 touchdown passes and a 61.2 completion percentage. Sophomore running back Lamont Smith also was among the national leaders in rushing, finishing No. 24 with 106.00 yards per game.

Cal U featured a dynamic special teams unit, as three individuals ranked among the best in NCAA Division II. Senior kicker Marc Domonkos tied for No. 19 in field goals with 1.17 per game (14-of-18), while kickoff return specialist Chedrick Cherry was tied at No. 23 with 25.40 yards per return. True freshman Trey Johnson was among the top punt returners in the country, averaging 12.12 yards per return.

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1 NR 3 5 8 9 18 2 4 6 11 15 13 7 20 10 17 14 16 NR 12 NR 19 NR 21

Postseason Results Head Coach D. Delta St. (Miss.), 20-17, in championship Bob Nielson Lost to No. 1 Minnesota-Duluth, 20-17, in championship Ron Roberts Lost to No. 1 Minnesota-Duluth, 17-13, in semifinals Mel Tjeerdsma Lost to Delta St. (Miss.), 28-7, in quarterfinals Mike White Lost to No. 3 Northwest Missouri St., 37-20, in quarterfinals Jim Svoboda Lost to No. 1 Minnesota-Duluth, 24-13, in quarterfinals Mike Aldrich Lost to Delta St. (Miss.), 29-17, in semifinals Monte Cater Lost to No. 8 Central Missouri, 55-41, in second round Chris Thomsen Lost to No. 3 Northwest Missouri St., 35-31, in second round Bo Atterberry Lost to No. 9 Augustana (S.D.), 38-6, in second round Matt Mitchell Lost to No. 18 Shepherd (W.Va.), 49-14, in quarterfinals Marty Schaetzle Lost to No. 1 Minnesota-Duluth, 20-17 OT, in second round Scott Underwood Lost to No. 18 Shepherd (W.Va.), 41-34, in second round Raymond Monica Lost to No. 20 Bloomsburg (Pa.), 28-26, in first round John Luckhardt Lost to No. 11 Mercyhurst (Pa.), 28-14, in second round Danny Hale Lost to No. 15 St. Cloud State (Minn.), 42-28, in first round Keith Otterbein Lost to North Alabama, 43-20, in first round David Dean Lost to No. 8 Central Missouri, 55-35, in first round Don Carthel Lost to No. 6 Grand Valley St. (Mich.), 35-13, in first round Bob Stitt Lost to No. 5 Albany St. (Ga.), 30-28, in second round Joe Reich DNQ for Playoffs Paul Winters Lost to Delta St. (Miss.), 47-24, in second round Terry Bowden DNQ for Playoffs Darrell Morris Lost to No. 3 Northwest Missouri St., 28-24, in first round Jerry Partridge DNQ for Playoffs Tom Kearly

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Pts. 650 622 597 505 495 487 480 478 458 422 392 334 302 287 247 229 187 183 158 154 144 128 89 76 69

HISTORY

Rank School (1st votes) Rec. 1. Minnesota-Duluth (26) 5-0 2. Delta St. (Miss.)

11-4 3. Northwest Missouri St. 12-2 4. Albany St. (Ga.) 11-1 5. Central Missouri 11-3 6. Augustana (S.D.) 11-2 7. Shepherd (W.Va.) 12-2 8. Abilene Christian (Texas) 11-1 9. Texas A&M-Kingsville 10-2 10. Grand Valley St. (Mich.) 11-2 11. Mercyhurst (Pa.) 10-3 12. St. Cloud State (Minn.) 10-3 13. Kutztown (Pa.) 10-2 14. California (Pa.) 10-2 15. Bloomsburg (Pa.) 10-3 16. Hillsdale (Mich.)

9-3 17. Valdosta St. (Ga.) 8-3 18. West Texas A&M 8-4 19. Colorado School of Mines 9-3 20. Wingate (N.C.) 9-3 21. Wayne St. (Mich.)

9-2 22. North Alabama 9-4 23. Nebraska-Kearney 9-2 24. Missouri Western St. 8-4 25. Michigan Tech 8-2

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SPRING ROSTER

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No. Name

Cl.

Pos.

Ht.

Wt.

Hometown/High School

16 Aholt, Phillip.................. QB

1

Mario Washington

Sr. (R)

WR

5-11

186

Boiling Springs, N.C./Crest

41 Allen, Jeff....................... RB

2

Kamryn Keyes

So.

RB

5-11

200

McKeesport, Pa./McKeesport

35 Aminu, Jaymal..............DB

4

Retired

25 Anderson, Shawn..........DB

6

Chedrick Cherry

Sr.

WR

5-11

180

Cincinnati, Ohio/Moeller

17 Bryant, Ja’wan..............DB

7

Peter Lalich

Jr.

QB

6-6

240

Springfield, Va./West Springfield

28 Burnam, Stephan..........DB

7* Jeff Knox

Fr.

DB

6-2

205

Pittsburgh, Pa./Dematha

6 Cherry, Chedrick..........WR

8

Jr.

WR

6-2

205

Chandler, Ariz./Chandler

8 Cochran, Greg.............WR

8* Brice Myers

Jr.

DB

6-2

190

Pittsburgh, Pa/McDowell

60 Congeski, Eric................OL

9

Jr.

DB

6-1

210

Braddock, Pa./Woodland Hills

20 Cook, Cody................... RB

10 Scott Wallace

Jr.

DB

6-3

205

Avondale, Pa./St. Marks

90 Cook, Marcus................ DL

11 Retired

62 Corey, John...................OL

13 Paul Everson

So.

LB

6-4

265

Rochester, Pa./Rochester

67 Cox, Devin.....................OL

15 Andy Mudimbi

So.

DB

5-10

170

Tacoma Park, Md./John F. Kennedy

16 Phillip Aholt

Jr.

QB

6-3

210

Cove Creek, Ariz./Cactus Shadows

17 Ja’wan Bryant

So.

DB

6-2

190

McKeesport, Pa./McKeesport

19 Nolan Krivijanski

Fr.

QB

6-3

192

20 Cody Cook

Fr. (R)

RB

5-9

182

Beaver Falls, Pa./Beaver Falls

21 B.J. Stevens

So.

DL

6-2

245

Monroeville, Pa./Gateway

22 Toni Whiteleather

Jr.

DB

5-10

175

Rochester, Pa./Rochester

23 Lamont Smith

Jr.

RB

5-10

190

Pittsburgh, Pa./Central Catholic

24 Bryan Stefanik

So.

RB

6-1

210

Beaver Falls, Pa./Blackhawk

25 Shawn Anderson

Sr.

DB

6-1

180

Pittsburgh, Pa./Penn Hills

25* Kellen McCants

Fr. (R)

DB

5-11

170

Allentown, Pa./Parkland

26 Brandon Saunders

So.

DB 6-0 195

Laurel, Md./Paint Branch

27 Jeff Parrish

So.

DB

6-1

215

Monroeville, Pa./Gateway

28 Eric Livsey

Sr.

DB

6-0

210

Monroeville, Pa./Gateway

19 Krivijanski, Nolan........... QB

28 Stephon Burnam

Fr.

DB

5-11

175

Cincinnati, Ohio/Elder

64 Kush, Eric........................OL

29 Trey Johnson

So.

WR

5-6

150

Rochester, Pa./Rochester

7 Lalich, Peter.................. QB

30 Ahmad Shuler

So.

RB 5-9 215

Hillside, N.J./West Side

28 Livsey, Eric......................DB

31 Erik Harris

Sr.

DB

6-2

220

New Oxford, Pa./New Oxford

71 Lynn, Garrett..................OL

31 Kashmir Pretlor

Fr.

DB

6-0

185

Johnstown, Pa./Johnstown

46 Lynn, Spencer.................LB

32 Vlademir Marchena Fr. (R)

DB

6-1

190

Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty

32 Marchena, Vlademir....DB

34 Retired

72 Maruscak, Mike.............OL

35 Jaymal Aminu

Fr. (R)

DB

5-9

200

Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty

25*McCants, Kellen............DB

36 Rob Stupar

So.

RB

6-1

230

State College, Pa./State College

9 Miles, Rontez..................DB

37 Cody Nuzzo

Fr. (R)

K

5-9

175

Bradford, Pa./Bradford

39 Bryce Wilson

Fr. (R)

P

6-0

180

New Wilmington, Pa./Wilmington

40 Terrance Hemsley

Jr.

LB

6-3

230

Cheltenham, Md./Gwynn Park

41 Jeff Allen

So.

RB

6-1

270

Morgantown, W.Va./Morgantown

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

53 Diamond, Brett...............LB 97 Donnelley, Andy........... DL 57 Emrick, Jordan............... DL 13 Everson, Paul................. DL 77 Farley, Tim......................OL 45 France, Charles............. RB 88 Gumbert, Josh..............WR 52 Harding, Darnell.............LB 31 Harris, Erik.......................DB 40 Hemsley, Terrance.........LB 75 Johnson, Rishaw............OL 29 Johnson, Trey................WR 44 Justice, Brian...................LB 2 Keyes, Kamryn............... RB 7* Knox, Jeff.......................DB

* indicates double numbers

Greg Cochrane

Rontez Miles

18 Retired

West Mifflin, Pa./Central Catholic

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Ht.

Wt.

Hometown/High School

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

42 R.J. Thomas

So.

DB

6-3

205

Landisville, Pa./Hempfield

15 Mudimbi, Andy.............. RB

43 Jon Mullinix

So.

LS

6-0

210

Baltimore, Md./Glenelg

61 Mulabah, Thomas......... DL

44 Brian Justice

So.

LB

6-3

215

Cape Coral, Fla./Cape Coral

43 Mullinix, Jon..................... LS

45 Charles France

So.

RB

6-2

230

Morgantown, W.Va./Preston

8 Myers, Brice....................DB

46 Spencer Lynn

Fr. (R)

LB

6-2

228

Belle Vernon, Pa./Belle Vernon

37 Nuzzo, Cody.................... K

48 Cecil Tartt

Fr.

DB

5-10

200

Monessen, Pa./Ringgold

66 Page, Michael...............OL

50 J’Courtney Williams So.

LB 6-2 248

Christchurch, Va./Christchurch

79 Pardee, Levi...................OL

52 Darnell Harding

So.

LB

6-4

245

McKeesport, Pa./McKeesport

27 Parrish, Jeff.....................DB

53 Brett Diamond

Sr.

LB

6-2

240

Chesterfield, Va./Matoaca

54 Patil, Shawn....................LB

54 Shawn Patil

Jr.

LB

5-11

225

McKeesport, Pa./McKeesport

31 Pretlor, Kashmir..............DB

56 Dillon Voss

So.

LB

6-1

235

Garfield Heights, Ohio/Garfield Heights

86 Ripple, Tim.....................WR

57 Jordan Emrick

Fr. (R)

DL

6-3

260

Butler, Pa./Butler

65 Santia, Steve.................. DL

58 David Voss

Jr.

DL

6-0

240

Garfield Heights, Ohio/Garfield Heights

60 Eric Congeski

Fr. (R)

OL

6-3

275

Beaver, Pa./Beaver

61 Thomas Mulabah

Sr.

DL

6-2

295

Sterling, Va./Parkview

62 John Corey

Fr. (R)

OL 6-2 295

Canonsburg, Pa./Canon-McMillan

63 Tyler Sellew

Fr. (R)

OL

6-2

320

Belle Vernon, Pa./Belle Vernon

64 Eric Kush

Sr.

OL

6-4

265

Bridgeville, Pa./Chartiers Valley

65 Steve Santia

Sr.

DL

6-0

275

Greensburg, Pa./Hempfield

66 Michael Page

So.

OL

6-5

310

Trotwood, Ohio/Madison

67 Devin Cox

Sr.

OL

6-3

290

Springdale, Pa./Springdale

68 Chet Welc

Jr.

OL

6-4

265

Mt. Pleasant, Pa./Mount Pleasant

69 John Starceski

Jr.

OL

6-2

285

York, Pa./York Catholic

71 Garrett Lynn

Fr. (R)

OL

6-2

260

Pittsburgh, Pa./Central Catholic

72 Mike Maruscak

Sr. (R)

OL

6-5

275

Belleview, Pa./Northgate

74 Nate Sprosty

Fr. (R)

OL

6-4

275

Cape Coral, Fla./Cape Coral

75 Rishaw Johnson

Sr.

OL

6-5

310

Hammond, La./Hammond

58 Voss, David....................OL

77 Tim Farley

Jr.

OL

6-4

305

Manheim Twp, Pa./Manheim

56 Voss, Dillon......................LB

79 Levi Pardee

Jr.

OL

6-6

310

Titusville, Pa./Titusville

10 Wallace, Scott.............. QB

80 Mike Williams

Jr.

WR

5-11

175

Hershey, Pa./Milton Hershey

1 Washington, Mario.......WR

83 Justin Shaffer

Sr.

TE

6-3

215

Smithton, Pa./Yough

68 Welc, Chet...................... TE

86 Tim Ripple

So.

WR

5-8

170

Johnstown, Pa./Richland

22 Whiteleather, Toni..........DB

88 Josh Gumbert

Sr.

WR

6-2

195

Beaver Falls, Pa./Blackhawk

50 Williams, JaCourtney.....LB

89 Blake Williamson

Jr.

TE

6-3

230

Houston, Pa./Chartiers Houston

80 Williams, Mike...............WR

90 Marcus Cook

Sr.

DL

6-2

255

Cincinnati, Ohio/Winton Woods

89 Williamson, Blake............ TE

93 Mitchell Stead

Fr. (R)

DL

6-3

255

Douglasville, Pa./Daniel Boone

39 Wilson, Bryce.................... P

95 Mark Stecak

Fr. (R)

DL

5-9

250

Pittsburgh, Pa./South Allegheny

96 Noah Taylor

Jr.

DL

6-5

235

Pittsburgh, Pa./Woodland Hills

97 Andy Donnelley

Fr. (R)

DL

6-5

235

Ephrata, Pa./Ephrata

26 Saunders, Brandon.......DB 63 Sellew, Tyler....................OL

A LOOK BACK

Cl.

ABOUT CAL U

No. Name

83 Shaffer, Justin................WR 30 Shuler, Ahmad............... RB 23 Smith, Lamont................ RB 74 Sprosty, Nate.................OL 69 Starceski, John...............OL

95 Stecak, Mark.................. DL

ROSTER

93 Stead, Mitchell.............. DL

24 Stefanik, Bryan............... RB 21 Stevens, B. J................... DL 36 Stupar, Rob.................... RB 48 Tartt, Cecil......................DB 96 Taylor, Noah................... DL

HISTORY

42 Thomas, R.J.................... RB

GENERAL

* indicates double numbers

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2011 RECRUITING CLASS Name Jack Abercrobie Jasson Adamson Taylor Bradley Jeremiah Brown SaQuan Clark Dakota Conway Jamal Dixon-Baker Rhys Felton Derrick Fiore Jason Kates Kenny Lewis Devin Lomax Eddie Martin Brett Moore Thomas Mayo Marquis Norris Neal Rands C.J. Revtai Terrell Roberson Jahan Olyaie Cody Schroeder Connor Scott Jeremy Seaman Brian Sweeney Ron Tyler Chaz Veal

Pos. C/G ATH CB OL DL WR OL P DB DL DB WR OL PK WR OL LB LB RB/DB TE QB DB OL QB DB DB

Ht. 6-2 6-0 6-0 6-5 6-2 5-10 6-3 6-3 5-11 6-3 5-11 5-11 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-5 6-0 6-2 5-10 6-3 6-3 6-0 6-4 6-2 5-10 5-11

Wt. 270 180 195 360 205 180 280 185 195 370 180 185 275 200 200 325 205 230 180 229 190 195 280 200 180 190

Hometown/High School Hatboro, Pa./Hatboro-Harsham Rochester, Pa./Rochester Cincinnati, Ohio/Winton Woods Wilmington, Del./Concord McKeesport, Pa./McKeesport California, Pa./California Coatesville, Pa./Coatesville Melbourne, Australia/John Curtin Monongahela, Pa./Ringgold Harrisburg, Pa./Bishop McDevitt Hamilton, Ohio/Hamilton Pickerington, Ohio/Pickerington North McKees Rocks, Pa./Montour York, Pa./York Catholic Sterling, Va./South Lakes Clairton, Pa./Clairton Monongahela, Pa./Ringgold Imperial, Pa./West Allegheny Pittsburgh, Pa./Penn Hills Cincinnati, Ohio/Anderson Avon, Ohio/Avon Pittsburgh, Pa./Upper St. Clair Harrisburg, Pa./Central Daulphin Beaver Falls, Pa./Blackhawk Braddock, Pa./Woodland Hills Hamilton, Ohio/Hamilton

ENROLLED IN JANUARY 2011 Name Jeff Allen Rishaw Johnson Kamryn Keys Jeff Knox Brandon Saunders J’Courtney Williams

Pos. RB OL RB DB DB LB

Ht. 6-3 6-4 5-11 6-2 6-0 6-3

Wt. 248 315 210 205 195 240

Hometown/High School Morgantown, W.Va./Morgantown Hammond, La./Hammond McKeesport, Pa./McKeesport Pittsburgh, Pa./Dematha Laurel, Md./Paint Branch Christchurch, Va./Christchurch

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• THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY

• THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

The following is a list of the Vulcan newcomers to the program:

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Jaymal Aminu – jah-MELL AH-mean-ew Ja’wan Bryant – JAH-juan Chedrick Cherry – CHED-rick Eric Congeski – con-JESS-key Paul Everson - ev-er-SON Rishaw Johnson – rih-SHAW Kamryn Keyes – CAM-rin Nolan Krivijanski – kriv-uh-JAN-ski

Peter Lalich – LAH-lick Eric Livsey – liv-SEE Vlademir Marchena – mar-CHEEN-ah Mike Maruscak – mah-ROO-shack Andy Mudimbi – moo-DIM-bee Thomas Mulabah – moo-LAH-bah Jon Mullinix – mull-in-INKS Cody Nuzzo – KNEW-zo

Shawn Patil – pah-TIL Kashmir Pretlor – CASH-meer pret-LOR Tyler Sellew – SUH-lou Ahmad Shuler – AH-maude SHOE-ler John Starceski – star-SES-key Mark Stecak – STAY-sack Rob Stupar – STEW-par J’Courtney Williams – JAH-court-knee

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5 1

4 A LOOK BACK

2 1

1 1

67

ABOUT CAL U

13

1 2

Delaware (1) Wilmington - Jeremiah Brown*

Maryland (4) Baltimore - Jon Mullinix

Cheltenham - Terrance Hemsley

Laurel - Brandon Saunders Tacoma Park - Andi Mudimbi

New Jersey (1)

Hillside - Ahmad Shuler

Ohio (12) Avon - Cody Schroeder* Cincinnati - Taylor Bradley* Stephon Burnam Chedrick Cherry Marcus Cook Jahan Olyaie*

Pennsylvania (continued) Toni Whiteleather Smithton - Justin Shaffer Springdale - Devin Cox State College - Rob Stupar Titusville - Levi Pardee West Mifflin - Nolan Krivijanski York - Brett Moore* John Starceski Virginia (5) Chesterfield - Brett Diamond Springfield - Peter Lalich Sterling - Thomas Mulabah Thomas Mayo* Christchurch - J’Courtney Williams West Virginia (2) Morgantown - Jeff Allen Charles France Australia (1) Melbourne - Rhys Felton*

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North Carolina (1) Boiling Springs - Mario Washington

Pennsylvania (67) Allentown - Kellen McCants Avondale - Scott Wallace Beaver - Eric Congeski Beaver Falls - Cody Cook Josh Gumbert Brian Sweeney* Belle Vernon - Spencer Lynn Tyler Sellew Belleview - Mike Maruscak Bethlehem - Jaymal Aminu Vladimir Marchena Braddock - Rontez Miles Ron Tyler* Bradford - Cody Nuzzo Bridgeville - Eric Kush Butler - Jordan Emrick California - Dakota Conway* Canonsburg - John Corey Clairton - Marquis Norris* Coatesville - Jamal Dixon-Baker* Douglasville - Mitchell Stead Ephrata - Andy Donnelly Greensburg - Steve Santia Harrisburg - Jason Kates* Jeremy Seaman * Hatboro - Jack Abercrombie*

Pennsylvania (continued) Hershey - Mike Williams Imperial - C.J. Revtai* Houston - Blake Williamson Johnstown - Kashmir Prtlor Tim Ripple Landisville - R. J. Thomas Manheim Twp. - Tim Farley McKeesport - Ja’wan Bryant SaQuan Clark* Darnell Harding Kamryn Keys ShawnPatil McKees Rocks - Eddie Martin* Monessen - Cecil Tartt Monongahela - Derrick Fiore* Neal Rands* Monroeville - Eric Livsey Jeff Parrish B.J. Stevens Mt. Pleasant - Chet Welc New Oxford - Erik Harris New Wilmington - Bryce Wilson Pittsburgh - Shawn Anderson Jeff Knox Garrett Lynn Brice Myers Terrell Roberson* Connor Scott* Mark Stecak Noah Taylor Lamont Smith Rochester - Jasson Adamson* Paul Everson Trey Johnson

HISTORY

Florida (2) Cape Coral - Nate Sprosty Brian Justice

Lousiana (1) Hammond - Rishaw Johnson

Ohio (continued) Garfield Heights - David Voss Dillon Voss Hamilton - Kenny Lewis* Chaz Veal* Pickerington - Devon Lomax* Trotwood - Mike Page

ROSTER

Arizona (2) Chandler - Greg Cochrane Scottsdale - Phil Aholt

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DATE

OPPONENT

W/L

SCORE

ATT.

09/04/10

at #11 Saginaw Valley

W(OT) 42 - 41

5,837

09/11/10

at C.W. Post

W

40 - 13

2,317

09/18/10

EAST STROUDSBURG

W

45 - 20

4,124

09/25/10

at Clarion*

W

24 - 9

4,000

10/02/10

LOCK HAVEN*

W

58 - 0

3,862

10/09/10

at Gannon*

W

34 - 7

1,542

10/16/10

SLIPPERY ROCK*

W

28 - 3

5,157

10/23/10

at Mercyhurst*

L

21 - 31

927

10/30/10

INDIANA (Pa.)*

W(OT) 18 - 15

2,169

11/06/10

at Edinboro*

W

24 - 0

2,121

11/13/10

CHEYNEY

W

57 - 6

1,612

11/20/10

#20 BLOOMSBURG$

L

26 - 28

4,123

* - PSAC West Game; $ - NCAA Playoffs

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1

2

3

4

OT

Total

California (Pa.)

90

86

108

123

10

534

Opponents

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TEAM STATISTICS CAL SCORING .................................................417 Points Per Game .................................34.8 FIRST DOWNS ...........................................251 Rushing .................................................104 Passing ..................................................132 Penalty ...................................................15 RUSHING YARDAGE ..............................1967 Yards gained rushing ........................2307 Yards lost rushing .................................340 Rushing Attempts ................................481 Average Per Rush .................................4.1 Average Per Game .........................163.9 TDs Rushing .............................................16 PASSING YARDAGE ..............................2729 Comp-Att-Int ............................. 211-346-7

OPP ..............................173 .............................14.4 ..............................145 ................................59 ................................67 ................................19 ..............................936 ............................1411 ..............................475 ..............................384 ...............................2.4 .............................78.0 ..................................9 ............................1666 ................. 144-296-21

Average Per Pass .................................7.9 Average Per Catch ............................12.9 Average Per Game .........................227.4 TDs Passing .............................................34 TOTAL OFFENSE .....................................4696 Total Plays .............................................827 Average Per Play ..................................5.7 Average Per Game .........................391.3 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards .................... 34-714 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards .................... 26-339 INT RETURNS: #-Yards ....................... 21-170 KICK RETURN AVERAGE .........................21.0 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE .........................13.0 INT RETURN AVERAGE ..............................8.1 FUMBLES-LOST ....................................... 10-5 PENALTIES-Yards ............................... 88-787 Average Per Game ...........................65.6 PUNTS-Yards .................................... 52-1950 Average Per Punt ...............................37.5 Net punt average ..............................33.4 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game ..............33:38 3RD-DOWN Conversions .................. 84/180 3rd-Down Pct ......................................47% 4TH-DOWN Conversions ...................... 5/14 4th-Down Pct ......................................36% SACKS BY-Yards ............................... 40-244 MISC YARDS ................................................0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ...........................53 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ...................... 14-18 ON-SIDE KICKS ........................................ 0-1 RED-ZONE SCORES ................... (42-54) 78% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS ........ (30-54) 56% PAT-ATTEMPTS ............................ (49-50) 98% ATTENDANCE .......................................21047 Games/Avg Per Game ................ 6/3508

...............................5.6 .............................11.6 ...........................138.8 ................................13 ............................2602 ..............................680 ...............................3.8 ...........................216.8 ...................... 66-1274 ........................ 16-113 ............................ 7-33 .............................19.3 ...............................7.1 ...............................4.7 ............................ 16-7 ........................ 68-563 .............................46.9 ...................... 77-2708 .............................35.2 .............................30.2 ...........................26:22 ........................ 42/158 .............................27% ............................ 6/18 .............................33% ........................ 33-234 ..................................0 ................................23 .............................. 4-6 .............................. 0-0 ................ (15-24) 63% ................ (11-24) 46% ................ (19-22) 86% ..........................16744 ........................ 6/2791

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RECEIVING GP No. 12 56 12 51 9 24 11 20 12 17 12 13 9 9 11 5 11 4 11 4 5 3 10 1 12 1 10 1 12 1 11 1

Yds. 795 659 380 215 198 259 80 14 28 17 1 46 19 12 5 1

Avg. 14.2 12.9 15.8 10.8 11.6 19.9 8.9 2.8 7.0 4.2 0.3 46.0 19.0 12.0 5.0 1.0

TD Lng Avg./G 13 52 66.2 8 56 54.9 5 48 42.2 0 33 19.5 3 26 16.5 2 61 21.6 1 17 8.9 0 15 1.3 1 12 2.5 0 5 1.5 0 1 0.2 1 46 4.6 0 19 1.6 0 12 1.2 0 5 0.4 0 1 0.1

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211

2729

12.9

34

61

227.4

Opponents

12

144

1666

11.6

13

80

138.8

INTERCEPTIONS

No. Yds. Avg. TD Lng Shawn Anderson 5 31 6.2 0 15 Scott Wallace 3 10 3.3 0 10 Erik Harris 3 11 3.7 0 11 Tommie Campbell 2 26 13.0 0 26 Mike Brown 2 9 4.5 0 9 Patrick Swearinger 2 15 7.5 0 15 Brett Diamond 1 32 32.0 1 32 Darnell Harding 1 0 0.0 0 0 Eric Livsey 1 28 28.0 1 28 Kyle Crane 1 8 8.0 0 8 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total 21 170 8.1 2 32 Opponents 7 33 4.7 0 18

KICK RETURNS

No. Yds. Avg. TD Lng Chedrick Cherry 20 508 25.4 0 48 Derrick Jones 7 93 13.3 0 19 Cody Wilson 3 66 22.0 0 28 RJ Thomas 2 8 4.0 0 8 Terrance Moore 1 20 20.0 0 20 Tommie Campbell 1 19 19.0 0 19 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total 34 714 21.0 0 48 Opponents 66 1274 19.3 0 49

FUMBLE RETURNS

GENERAL

Total

No. Yds. Avg. TD Lng Trey Johnson 24 291 12.1 1 50 Tommie Campbell 1 24 24.0 0 24 Josh Gumbert 1 24 24.0 0 24 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total 26 339 13.0 1 50 Opponents 16 113 7.1 1 16

HISTORY

Chedrick Cherry Terrance Moore Derrick Jones Lamont Smith Blake Williamson Mike Williams Cody Wilson Trey Johnson RJ Thomas Jordan Scott Shawn Johnson Justin Shaffer Chet Welc Greg Cochrane Tony Battaglini Jack Range

PUNT RETURNS

ROSTER

GP Effic. Att-Cmp-Int. Pct. Yds. TD Lng Avg./G Josh Portis 12 156.0 205-335-7 61.2 2651 33 61 220.9 Ryan Morris 7 198.1 6-8-0 75.0 78 1 46 11.1 TEAM 9 0.0 0-2-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Cody Wilson 9 0.0 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total 12 155.6 211-346-7 61.0 2729 34 61 227.4 Opponents 12 96.2 144-296-21 48.6 1666 13 80 138.8

Lamont Smith

A LOOK BACK

PASSING

ABOUT CAL U

GP Att. Gain Loss Net Avg. TD Long Avg./G Lamont Smith 11 241 1198 32 1166 4.8 12 35 106.0 Trey Johnson 11 58 353 13 340 5.9 0 52 30.9 Jordan Scott 11 70 305 31 274 3.9 1 31 24.9 Josh Portis 12 72 308 238 70 1.0 1 32 5.8 Bryan Stefanik 8 6 47 1 46 7.7 1 39 5.8 Cody Wilson 9 9 40 0 40 4.4 0 13 4.4 Chedrick Cherry 12 2 26 0 26 13.0 1 17 2.2 Carrington Hanna 11 7 15 6 9 1.3 0 4 0.8 Terrance Moore 12 1 5 0 5 5.0 0 5 0.4 RJ Thomas 11 2 2 1 1 0.5 0 2 0.1 Ryan Morris 7 4 8 8 0 0.0 0 7 0.0 TEAM 9 8 0 5 -5 -0.6 0 0 -0.6 Shawn Johnson 5 1 0 5 -5 -5.0 0 0 -1.0 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total 12 481 2307 340 1967 4.1 16 52 163.9 Opponents 12 384 1411 475 936 2.4 9 54 78.0

No. Yds. Avg. TD Lng Brandon Echols 1 2 2.0 0 2 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total..........

1 2 2.0 0 2 Opponents......

1 27 27.0 0 27

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SCORING

|----------- PATs -----------|

TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv. Pass DXP Saf . Pts. Marc Domonkos 0 14-18 49-50 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 91 Chedrick Cherry 14 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0-0 0 0 88 Lamont Smith 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 72 Terrance Moore 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48 Derrick Jones 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Blake Williamson 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Mike Williams 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Trey Johnson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Bryan Stefanik 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 RJ Thomas 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Jordan Scott 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Justin Shaffer 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Josh Portis 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2-3 0 0 6 Brett Diamond 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Cody Wilson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Eric Livsey 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Rontez Miles 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total 53 14-18 49-50 0-0 2 2-3 0 2 417 Opponents 23 4-6 19-22 0-0 0 0-1 0 2 173

Chedrick Cherry

TOTAL OFFENSE

ALL PURPOSE

G Rush Rec. PR KOR IR Tot. Avg./G Lamont Smith 11 1166 215 0 0 0 1381 125.5 Chedrick Cherry 12 26 795 0 508 0 1329 110.8 Terrance Moore 12 5 659 0 20 0 684 57.0 Trey Johnson 11 340 14 291 0 0 645 58.6 Derrick Jones 9 0 380 0 93 0 473 52.6 Jordan Scott 11 274 17 0 0 0 291 26.5 Mike Williams 12 0 259 0 0 0 259 21.6 Blake Williamson 12 0 198 0 0 0 198 16.5 Cody Wilson 9 40 80 0 66 0 186 20.7 Josh Portis 12 70 0 0 0 0 70 5.8 Tommie Campbell 12 0 0 24 19 26 69 5.8 Justin Shaffer 10 0 46 0 0 0 46 4.6 Bryan Stefanik 8 46 0 0 0 0 46 5.8 RJ Thomas 11 1 28 0 8 0 37 3.4 Brett Diamond 12 0 0 0 0 32 32 2.7 Shawn Anderson 11 0 0 0 0 31 31 2.8 Eric Livsey 12 0 0 0 0 28 28 2.3 Josh Gumbert 11 0 0 24 0 0 24 2.2 Chet Welc 12 0 19 0 0 0 19 1.6 Patrick Swearinger 1 2 0 0 0 0 15 15 1.2 Greg Cochrane 10 0 12 0 0 0 12 1.2 Erik Harris 12 0 0 0 0 11 11 0.9 Scott Wallace 12 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.8 Mike Brown 8 0 0 0 0 9 9 1.1 Carrington Hanna 11 9 0 0 0 0 9 0.8 Kyle Crane 9 0 0 0 0 8 8 0.9 Tony Battaglini 12 0 5 0 0 0 5 0.4 Jack Range 11 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.1 Shawn Johnson 5 -5 1 0 0 0 -4 -0.8 TEAM 9 -5 0 0 0 0 -5 -0.6 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total 12 1967 2729 339 714 170 5919 493.2 Opponents 12 936 1666 113 1274 33 4022 335.2

G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg./G Josh Portis 12 407 70 2651 2721 226.8 Lamont Smith 11 241 1166 0 1166 106.0 Trey Johnson 11 58 340 0 340 30.9 Jordan Scott 11 70 274 0 274 24.9 Ryan Morris 7 12 0 78 78 11.1 Bryan Stefanik 8 6 46 0 46 5.8 Cody Wilson 9 10 40 0 40 4.4 Chedrick Cherry 12 2 26 0 26 2.2 Carrington Hanna 11 7 9 0 9 0.8 Terrance Moore 12 1 5 0 5 0.4 RJ Thomas 11 2 1 0 1 0.1 Shawn Johnson 5 1 -5 0 -5 -1.0 TEAM 9 10 -5 0 -5 -0.6 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total 12 827 1967 2729 4696 391.3 Opponents 12 680 936 1666 2602 216.8

PUNTING

No. Yds. Avg. Lng TB FC I20 50+ Blk. Derek Fiorenza 49 1942 39.6 59 5 12 17 6 1 TEAM 3 8 2.7 16 0 0 0 0 0 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total 52 1950 37.5 59 5 12 17 6 1 Opponents 77 2708 35.2 56 2 21 14 7 0

FIELD GOALS

Made-Att. Pct. 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Lg Blk. Marc Domonkos 1 4-18 77.8 3-3 6-7 4-6 1-2 0-0 46 0

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|---Tackles---| |-Sacks-| |----Pass Def----| |---Fumbles---| Blkd

GP Solo Ast Tot. TFL-Yds. No-Yds. Int.-Yds. PBU QBH Rcv.-Yds. FF Kick Saf --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------53 Brett Diamond 12 29 35 64 9.0-35 4.5-27 1-32 1 2 --- 1 --- --51 Anthony Roberts 12 13 48 61 6.0-20 2.0-13 --- 2 --- 1-0 1 --- --31 Erik Harris 12 33 28 61 5.0-17 1.0-8 3-11 3 1 --- --- 1 --9 Rontex Miles 12 28 32 60 12.0-45 2.0-12 --- 5 2 1-0 --- --- 1 25 Shawn Anderson 11 30 19 49 1.0-10 --- 5-31 7 --- --- --- --- --3 Patrick Swearinger 12 20 14 34 1.5-5 --- 2-15 6 --- --- --- --- --62 Sam Fikaris 12 16 17 33 10.0-42 4.5-28 --- --- --- 2-0 --- --- --21 BJ Stevens 12 13 17 30 5.5-32 4.0-27 --- 1 --- --- 2 --- --2 Tommie Campbell 12 17 12 29 --- --- 2-26 2 --- --- --- --- --13 Kevin Garrett 12 12 16 28 8.5-25 2.0-13 --- 5 --- --- --- --- --95 Luqman Abdallah 12 13 14 27 4.0-8 1.5-6 --- --- --- 1-0 --- --- --61 Thomas Mulabah 10 11 16 27 7.0-22 2.5-11 --- 3 --- --- --- --- --52 Darnell Harding 10 15 10 25 9.0-50 5.0-36 1-0 --- 3 --- 1 --- --40 Terrence Hemsley 10 7 14 21 1.5-3 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --90 Marcus Cook 12 9 11 20 3.5-19 2.5-14 --- --- 1 --- --- --- --99 Kevin Crawford 12 7 10 17 2.0-14 1.0-11 --- 1 1 --- 1 --- --65 Steve Santia 10 12 3 15 10.0-36 3.0-17 --- --- 3 --- --- --- --41 Kyle Crane 9 11 2 13 --- --- 1-8 3 --- --- --- --- --28 Eric Livsey 12 8 3 11 --- --- 1-28 1 --- --- --- --- --56 Dillon Voss 8 8 3 11 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --10 Scott Wallace 12 3 5 8 --- --- 3-10 --- --- --- --- --- --8 Greg Cochrane 10 4 4 8 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --19 Brandon Echols 9 6 2 8 --- --- --- 1 --- 2-2 --- --- --91 Carlos Tipton 11 4 4 8 2.5-7 2.0-6 --- --- 1 --- --- --- --27 Jeff Parrish 8 4 4 8 --- --- --- 1 --- --- --- --- --55 Paul Everson 12 4 3 7 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --20 Carrington Hanna 11 3 4 7 1.0-15 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --7 Mike Brown 8 4 2 6 0.5-2 --- 2-9 1 --- --- --- --- --- 17 Ja’wan Bryant 6 5 1 6 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --96 Noah Taylor 9 1 4 5 0.5-2 0.5-2 --- --- 1 --- --- --- --92 Ryan Keebler 12 1 3 4 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --TM TEAM 9 3 --- 3 2.0-13 2.0-13 --- 1 --- --- 1 --- 1 54 Shawn Patil 11 1 2 3 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --29 Trey Johnson 11 1 1 2 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --39 Derek Fiorenza 12 1 1 2 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --43 Jon Mullinix 10 --- 2 2 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --47 Chase DeCarlo 7 --- 2 2 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --22 Toni Whiteleather 5 1 1 2 --- --- --- 1 --- --- --- --- --37 Marc Domonkos 12 1 1 2 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --88 Josh Gumbert 11 --- 1 1 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --42 RJ Thomas 11 1 --- 1 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --35 Cody Wilson 9 1 --- 1 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --89 Blake Williamson 12 1 --- 1 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --80 Mike Williams 12 --- 1 1 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --1 Derrick Jones 9 1 --- 1 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --5 Terrance Moore 12 1 --- 1 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --23 Lamont Smith 11 1 --- 1 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total 12 365 372 737 102-422 40-244 21-170 44 65 7-2 7 1 2 Opponents 12 467 434 901 70-337 33-234 7-33 27 34 5-27 8 1 2

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VULCAN FOOTBALL HISTORY

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Since head coach John Luckhardt took over the California University of Pennsylvania football program in 2002 the Vulcans have garnered national attention and have been a force to reckon with by winning multiple PSAC West titles and PSAC championships. Cal U has also made four straight appearances in the NCAA tournament, while capturing two NCAA regional titles along the way. Even though many think that the recent success of Vulcan football is a first that could not be more inaccurate as the rich tradition of Cal U football dates back over 110 years ago.

The history of the Vulcan football program extends back to the turn of the 20th century. In 1898, the program transitioned from a club team to a varsity sport. Prior to this, the sport grew in popularity across the country and began to gain interest on campus. The interest shown at the club level provided reassurance that a varsity sport would be a successful program on campus.

As the game evolved, so did the Vulcan football program. During the early years of the program, the Vulcan football team saw many changes and experienced numerous growing pains over the first quarter of the 20th century. Initially, it was believed that participating in collegiate football led to personal growth. The school’s administration and coaching staff stressed the importance of developing courage, determination, self-control, aggressiveness, self-reliance, obedience, quick decision-making, teamwork, and physical strength within these young men. Administration felt that the personal growth equated with participation in the program would produce better young men once they left the university.

By 1925, Cal football had gained popularity and had become a source of pride for fans, and players alike.

With the increase of popularity, the1930’s brought multiple firsts to the program. In the 1930 season, WMNM radio out of Fairmont, West Virginia broadcasted the game against Fairmont State in a play-by-play format to open the season. This broadcast opened new doors as a way to publicize the sport and help grow the popularity of Cal U football in region. Two years later, the Vulcan’s also played in their first ever night game. The opportunity to play under the lights sparked an interest not only on campus, but also within the surrounding communities. Night games such as these evolved into a community event.

Like most other events during the 1940’s, World War II took precedence over just about everything and Cal U football was no different. During the war, due to the lack of male students, football was not played and put on hold until 1946. When football resumed in 46’, the Vulcans produced their most successful year in school history to date. Many people touted the Vulcans as one of top-16 teams in country as they went undefeated.

This success carried into and through the 1950’s, as this was one of the most successful eras of Cal U football.

This period also brought in the first thoughts of weight training and out-of-season workouts and practices. Even though there was no regularity to these workouts and practices, coaches and student athletes alike began to see the advantages. Then in 1958, California produced the only undefeated team in the state and country, making them one of the nation’s elite teams.

The 1960’s became a progressive time within the sport. Team rosters were increasing in size, out of season workouts and practices were becoming more structured, and dedication to the sport was becoming necessary if the student athlete wanted to be successful.

In addition to things changing on the field, multiple changes took place off the field. The program added additional coaches to their staff that focused on teaching certain positions, academic requirements were instituted, and transfers from other high profile universities such as Maryland, South Carolina, and Vanderbilt were accepted to compete for the Vulcans. Cal U was able to capitalize on these changes as they captured the 1968 PSAC championship, where they tied East Stroudsburg.

As Cal U and the rest of the country transitioned into the 1970’s, the Vietnam War affected the football program. Many individuals looked at football as a form of violence and resented it; therefore, not receiving the support it once did from fans and administration.

Focus was also taken off of the program from the university administration, which allowed the student-athletes to take more time for their social life. This decrease in dedication to the sport outside of the normal season practices and schedules resulted in some heartfelt seasons as the Vulcan program struggled to make tallies in the win column. This change along with the lack of awarded scholarship dollars to the student athletes translated into just 18 wins over an eight-year period.

However, as the War passed, the football program came back into focus. One bright spot of the 1970’s was the completion of Adamson Stadium. The new facility provided a place for the program to move to the next level. In addition to Adamson Stadium, university administration was once again showed its support to the program; by hiring its first full-time head coach in Hal Hunter.

In what most call the modern era of the game (1980’s forward), the Vulcan program began to take the shape that we currently know. A classroom in Hamer Hall was converted to an office for the sole purpose of football operations and shortly after that, former standout quarterback, Jeff Petrucci took over the program and Cal U started regain the prestige that it had lost previously. Petrucci implemented a regimented weighttraining program, out of season workouts, and an unseen dedication to the program that translated into capturing the 1984 PSAC championship. The newly found out of season dedication to the program produced some great players that consisted of 1st Team All-Conference selections such as Bill Seidel, Dave Diesel, Ken Wysocki, Arthur Motton, and Perry Kemp who was also an AP All-American that went on to play for the Green bay Packers.

During the 1990’s, the Vulcans experienced up and down success, however, many individual greats graced the field at Adamson stadium. Wideout Vic Shandor was a first team All-Conference selection in 1992 and In 1993 wide receiver Ken Cahoon picked up where Shandor left off by being selected as a st Team All-PSAC and Northeast Region selection. The 1997 squad featured defensive tackle Jon Bolen who received Honorable Mention All-American honors and in 1999, Jason Gross and Wesley Cates notched All Conference honors.

The 2000’s have brought the Vulcan football program its highest points. Since Coach Luckhardt arrived, the Cal U football program has arguably been the best team in the PSAC. Compiling a 78-32 record since 2002, the Vulcans have featured seven AllAmericans including the likes of Antoine Bagwell, Tim McCutcheon, Tyler Lorenz, Kirby Griffin, Gary Butler, Jace Amore, and Terrence

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Robert Lippencott, 1965

Perry Kemp, 1984

Jeff Petrucci, 1969

Class of 1998 Alan Natali ‘74 DE Dick Fields ‘62 OL Frank “Bernie” Bernadowski ‘62 DB James Zell ‘40 HB

Class of 2001 Brendan Folmar ‘87 QB Vern Philips ‘69 DB/PR/KR Carl Crawley FB/DL Dave Robey ‘78 DL

Class of 1996 Mitch Bailey ‘53 WR Leslie Nagg ‘58 OL/DL Don “Duke” O’Hara ‘52 HB Terry O’Shea ‘89 TE

Class of 1999 Larry Randall ‘70 DT George Carlock ‘71 William “Bull” McPherson ‘63 OL/DL Ron “Don” Mains ‘54 RB

Class of 2002 Alan Sepsi ‘65 RB Robert Lippencott ‘65 LB John “Jack” Scarvel ‘59 DL

Class of 1997 Fred Fleming ‘54 OL Pete Gialames ‘69 WR Victor Krupensky ‘31 Sam Mannery ‘91 QB Kevin Russell ‘85 QB

Class of 2000 Philip Eugene Clifford ‘63 RB Robert “Bob” Dindak ‘82 DL Gary Michaux ‘78 RB William M. Seidel ‘81 LB

Class of 2003 Greg Zigray ‘77 OL/DL James Norton ‘36 Class of 2004 Ettore Perry ‘69 WR Tim Tracey ‘73 WR Bill Watkins ‘77 QB

Class of 2005 Joe Dochinez ‘51 OG & LB Frank Vulcano, Jr., ‘85 LB Class of 2006 Wesley Cates ‘02, RB Class of 2007 Dr. Fleming Mosley III ‘60 OL Class of 2008 Fran Herron ‘53 FB/Ast. Coach Class of 2009 Joe Sarra ‘60

GENERAL

Class of 1995 Perry Kemp ‘84 WR Elmo Natali ‘53 RB Jeff Petrucci ‘69 QB/Head Coach Steve Tselepis ‘53 OL/DL

HISTORY

“Bernie” Bernadowski, 1962

ROSTER

Elmo Natali, 1953

A LOOK BACK

VULCAN HALL OF FAME

ABOUT CAL U

Johnson. In 2007, the Vulcans made their first ever appearance in the NCAA tournament and advanced to the National Semi Final before losing to the eventual National Champion Valdosta State (Ga.). In 2008 and 2009, the Vulcans found themselves in similar situations by making it the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament and losing to the eventual National Champion. The combination of tremendous student-athletes and a coaching staff that will not settle for anything but the best has a resulted in one of the most exciting times in Vulcan football. With hopes of not only earning a PSAC championship every year, but also knowing that Cal U football will be one of the nations elite generates enthusiasm across the campus.

Over the years, numerous Vulcan football alums have had success after their years at Adamson Stadium. The latest to experience success at the next level is former wide receiver and special teams standout, Dominique Curry. This past season, Curry signed with the St. Louis Rams of the National Football League. In addition to Curry, former All-American defensive back Terrence Johnson also gained continued his career on the gridiron by participating in the New England Patriots pre-season camp and then later being signed to the Indianapolis Colts practice squad.

This spring, Josh Portis was the first ever Vulcan selected to compete at the NFL combine in Indianapolis, Indiana. In just two year at Cal U, Portis established himself, as an elite quarterback will look to take his talents to the next level in the NFL.

Gary Butler a 2007 graduate and Kevin McCabe ‘08’ will also be competing this spring on the areas newest professional football team, The Pittsburgh Power of the Arena Football League that will play in the new Consol Energy Center.

After a stellar two years at Cal U finishing in 2005, Antoine Bagwell has also been pursuing dreams of playing in the NFL. After being signed as an undrafted free agent with the St. Louis in 2006, he is still trying to land his opportunity at playing in the pros.

Wes Cates has also continued his prolific career after his days in a Vulcan uniform. Currently playing in the Canadian Football League, he has amassed over 4,200 rushing yards, 39 touchdowns, while averaging 5.4 yards a carry. At Cal U, Cates was a two-time All-American and Cal U Hall of Fame inductee.

Going back in time, it is great to know that our football program has produced so many great young men. From Bob Brooks and Bill Booker who are still actively involved in the program today. To former Green Bay Packer Perry Kemp or Brian Oddi who played in the CFL and is now the Director of Athletic Performance at Cal U, the Vulcan tradition is living stronger than ever.

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RUSHING YARDS

TOUCHDOWNS SCORED

Wesley Cates Wesley Cates Wesley Cates Antoine Bagwell Wesley Cates Daine Williams Frank Johnson Antoine Bagwell Antoine Bagwell Wesley Cates

Rushing

Receiving

307 vs. Cheyney (2001) 287 vs. Geneva (2001) 286 vs. Edinboro (1999) 278 vs. Slippery Rock (2004) 253 vs. Lock Haven (1999) 234 vs. So. Connecticut State (2007) 233 vs. Marietta (1963) 231 vs. W.Va. Wesleyan (2004) 228 vs. Lock Haven (2005) 227 vs. Fairmont State (1999)

PASSING YARDS Kevin McCabe Todd Hirt/Dan Pifer Sam Mannery Jeff Petrucci Sam Mannery Joe Ruggiero John Mattress Todd Hirt/Dan Pifer Jeff Petrucci Josh Portis Sam Mannery

443 vs. West Chester (2008) 442 vs. Shippensburg (1994) 413 vs. Slippery Rock (1990) 406 vs. Edinboro (1968) 398 vs. Clarion (1990) 385 vs. Mansfield (2004) 382 vs. Slippery Rock 381 vs. Clarion (1994) 373 vs. Shippensburg (1966) 367 vs. Northwest Missouri State (2009) 367 vs. Mansfield (1988)

RECEIVING YARDS Pete Gialames Ron Simpson Ken Cahoon A.J. Jackson Ken Cahoon Perry Kemp Tom Pietrcollo Vic Shandor Ken Cahoon Terrance Moore Ken Cahoon

226 vs. Edinboro (1968) 222 vs. West Chester (1995) 192 vs. Shippensburg (1994) 193 vs. West Chester (2008) 181 vs. West Virginia Wesleyan (1993) 179 vs. Shippensburg (1983) 179 vs. Towson (1984) 179 vs. Clarion (1990) 179 vs. Kutztown (1993) 176 vs. Northwest Missouri State (2009) 176 vs. Slippery Rock (1994)

5, Wesley Cates vs. Cheyney (2001) 5, Brandon Lombardy vs. Clarion (2006) 5, Fred Temoney vs. Shippensburg (1994)

INTERCEPTIONS Jack Durant 3 vs. Waynesburg (1976) Joe Waskiewicz 3 vs. Lock Haven (1988) Jon Arnold 3 vs. Lock Haven (2002) Jared Dumm 3 vs. Clarion (2005)

FIELD GOALS Jason Gross Gary Amos Tyler Lorenz Tyler Lorenz Tyler Lorenz Tyler Lorenz

3 vs. Mansfield (1999) 3 vs. Indiana (Pa.) (2004) 3 vs. Cheyney (2006) 3 vs. Shippensburg (2007) 3 vs. So. Connecticut State (2007) 3 vs. Shepherd (2007)

LONGEST PLAYS

RUSH: 96 yds., Antoine Bagwell (TD) vs. Cheyney (2004) 85 yds., Chuck Fisher (TD) vs. IUP (1977) PASS: 97 yds., Todd Hirt to Fred Tamoney vs. Kutztown (1993) PUNT RETURN: 80 yds., Marc Huddleston (TD) vs. Mans. (2005) KO RETURN: 100 yds., Marc Huddleston vs. Slippery Rock (2006) 98 yds., Perry Kemp (TD) vs. IUP (1983) 93 yds., Marc Huddleston (TD) vs. IUP (2005) INT. RETURN: 94 yds., DeWayne Griffin vs. Cheyney (2000) FIELD GOAL: 49 yds., Gary Amos vs. Lock Haven (2003) 48 yds., Gary Amos vs. Clarion (2003) 48 yds., Jim Littler vs. Frostburg State (1980) 46 yds., Josh Gray (1997)

46 yds., Tyler Lorenz vs. Valdosta State (2007)

RECEPTIONS Pete Gialames Marcel Pestano Marcel Pestano Ken Cahoon Ken Cahoon A.J. Jackson A.J. Jackson Perry Kemp Ken Cahoon Nate Forse Nate Forse

13 vs. Edinboro (1968) 11 vs. West Chester (2008) 11 vs. West Chester (2008) 11 vs. West Virginia Wesleyan (1993) 11 vs. Slippery Rock (1994) 10 vs. Slippery Rock (2009) 10 vs. Shippensburg (2009) 10 vs. Shippensburg (1983) 10 vs. Fairmont State (1994) 10 vs. Edinboro (2005) 10 vs. Bloomsburg (2007)

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SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

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TOTAL OFFENSE Jeff Petrucci

517 yards vs. Edinboro (1968)

TOUCHDOWN PASSES Todd Hirt Sam Mannery Kevin Russell

6 vs. Shippensburg (1994) 6 vs. Fairmont State (1989) 6 vs. Frostburg State (1983)

PASS ATTEMPTS Sam Mannery

57 vs. Slippery Rock (1990)

Antoine Bagwell

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SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS SCORING

Wesley Cates Antoine Bagwell Wesley Cates Wesley Cates Brandon Lombardy

Antoine Bagwell Wesley Cates Wesley Cates Antoine Bagwell Tyler Lorenz

1,935 (1999) 1,765 (2004) 1,673 (2001) 1,615 (2000) 1,595 (2006)

152 points (2005) 138 points (1999) 134 points (2001) 120 points (2004) 117 points (2007)

RUSHING ATTEMPTS

TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS

Wesley Cates Wesley Cates Wesley Cates Brandon Lombardy

Antoine Bagwell Wesley Cates Wesley Cates Antoine Bagwell Brandon Lombardy

298 (1999) 277 (2001) 270 (2000) 268 (2006)

PASSING YARDS

Brandon Lombardy

3,421 (2009) 3,214 (2008) 2,853 (1990) 2,651 (2010) 2,642 (1984)

Tyler Lorenz Marc Domonkos Marc Domonkos Gary Amos Tyler Lorenz Jason Gross

PASS ATTEMPTS Josh Portis Kevin Russell Sam Mannery

407 (2009) 406 (1984) 400 (1990)

Tyler Lorenz Marc Domonkos Tyler Lorenz

253 (2008) 234 (1984) 224 (2009) 211 (2007) 205 (2010)

Rusty Springer Jace Amore Jason Gross Mike Grashion Derek Fiorenza

Kevin McCabe

101 - 1,424 yds.(2009) 80 - 1,176 yds. (2008) 74 - 1,101 yds. (1983) 70 - 870 yds. (2002)

1980 2000 2003 1995 1992

201 - all-time leader 130 128 128 118

1992 1995 1993 2000 1988

79 74 75 68 68

2000 2003 2005 1998 2001

68 66 64 57 57

TACKLE ASSISTS

Marcel Pestano

TOTAL OFFENSE Josh Portis Kevin McCabe Jeff Petrucci Sam Mannery Kevin Russell

GENERAL

Jim Lukacs Brian Oddi Lloyd Price Al Zone Jim Lukacs

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (since 1993) 2,073 (1999) 2,062 (2005) 1,894 (2004)

73 56 53 53 52

HISTORY

John McGowan Salento Hudson Tracy Latham Jim Lukacs Mike Stephany

RECEPTIONS

Wesley Cates Antoine Bagwell Antoine Bagwell

2003 2007 2000 1988 2009

SOLO TACKLES

1,424 - 101 rec. (2009) 1,176 - 80 rec. (2008) 1,101 - 74 rec. (1983) 1,094 - 58 rec. (2009)

A.J. Jackson Marcel Pestano Perry Kemp Garvin Graves

21 (27 att., 77.8%) 14 (18 att., 77.8%) 11 (18 att., 61.6%)

TOTAL TACKLES (since 1990) Bill Seidel Jim Lukacs Brian Oddi Salento Hudson John McGowan

RECEIVING YARDS A.J. Jackson Marcel Pestano Perry Kemp Terrance Moore

2007 2010 2006

ROSTER

36 (2009) 33 (2010) 32 (2008) 25 (2007) 21 (1988) 21 (1983)

54 (54-59, 91.5%) 50 (50-52, 96.2%) 49 (49-50, 98.0%) 45 (45-46, 97.8%) 39 (39-42, 92.9%) 39 (39-43, 90.7%)

PUNTS

TOUCHDOWN PASSES Josh Portis Josh Portis Kevin McCabe Joe Ruggiero Sam Mannery Kevin Russell

2007 2009 2010 2004 2006 1999

FIELD GOALS

PASS COMPLETIONS Kevin McCabe Kevin Russell Josh Portis Joe Ruggiero Josh Portis

PAT POINTS A LOOK BACK

Josh Portis Kevin McCabe Sam Mannery Josh Portis Kevin Russell

25 - 21 rush., 4 rec. (2005) 23 - 23 rush. (1999) 22 - 21 rush., 1 rec. (2001) 20 - 20 rush. (2004) 19 - 19 rush. (2006)

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RUSHING YARDS

3,870 yds. (2009) 3,196 yds. (2008) 2,944 yds. (1986) 2,819 yds. (1990) 2,778 yds. (1984)

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TACKLES FOR LOSS Gary Butler Barry Kralik Kirby Griffin Brian Oddi Josh Zunic Darren Burns Brian Mohr Kirby Griffin Rontez Miles Dontey Brown Jim Lukacs Lloyd Price

2007 1998 2007 2003 2007 2007 2007 2006 2010 2009 2001 2005

19.0 for 108 yards 17.0 for 60 yards 16.5 for 84 yards 14.0 for 52 yards 14.0 for 36 yards 13.0 for 68 yards 12.5 for 42 yards 12.0 for 47 yards 12.0 for 45 yards 11.0 for 27 yards 11.0 for 33 yards 10.5 for 34 yards

2007 1993 1996 2007 1995

12.0 11.0 11.0 9.5 8.0

2002 1976 1988 2005 1991 1999 2003

9 7 7 7 6 6 6

Gary Butler Brian Ward Russ Frederick Darren Burns Russ Frederick

INTERCEPTIONS Jon Arnold Jack Durant Joe Waskiewicz Jared Dumm Matt Gerst Brian Tarrant Jaison Cook

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2009 (15 games) 2007 (14 games) 2008 (14 games) 2005 (10 games) 2010 (12 games)

534 points 502 points 498 points 421 points 412 points

RUSHING YARDS 1999 (11 games) 2007 (14 games) 2001 (10 games) 2000 (11 games)

3,178 yards 2,897 yards 2,732 yards 2,665 yards

2009 (15 games) 2008 (14 games) 1990 (10 games) 2010 (12 games) 1984 (11 games)

3,549 yards 3,359 yards 2,886 yards 2,729 yards 2,657 yards

TOTAL OFFENSE

PASS BREAK-UPS Tracy Latham Jaison Cook

TEAM RECORDS POINTS

PASSING YARDS

SACKS

1993 2003

16 15

2009 (15 games) 2008 (14 games) 2007 (14 games) 2010 (12 games) 2005 (10 games)

6,207 yards 6,012 yards 5,292 yards 4,696 yards 4.624 yards

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 2009 (15 games) 2008 (14 games) 2007 (14 games) 2010 (12 games) 2004 (10 games)

8,136 yards 8,040 yards 6,847 yards 5,919 yards 5,724 yards

TACKLES FOR LOSS 2007 (14 games)

111.0

SACKS 2007 (14 games)

50.0

TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

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SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

Gary Butler

Most Points:

Most Total Off.:

Most Touchdowns: Most Rush Att:

88 vs. Mansfield, 2005 88 vs. Pittsburgh, 1920 68 vs. Cheyney, 2001 65 vs. Clarion, 1923 65 vs. Bethany (W.Va.), 1949 757 yds. vs. Mansfield, 2005 687 yds. vs. Mansfield, 2004 641 yds. vs. Cheyney, 2001 640 yds. vs. West Chester, 2008 640 vs. Millersville, 2006 624 yds. vs. Lock Haven, 1993 620 yds. vs. Lock Haven, 2005 13 vs. Mansfield, 2005 78 vs. Fairmont State, 1999

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CAREER RECORDS RUSHING YARDS Wesley Cates Antoine Bagwell Brandon Lombardy

TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS

5,647 (1998-01) 3,353 (2004-05) 3,296 (2005-08)

RUSHING ATTEMPTS Wesley Cates

937 (1998-01)

KICK SCORING

PASSING YARDS Sam Mannery Joe Ruggiero Kevin Russell Josh Portis Jeff Petrucci

8,680 (1987-90) 7,462 (2004-07) 6,508 (1982-84) 6,072 (2009-10) 5,492 (1966-68)

Sam Mannery Kevin Russell Joe Ruggiero

PAT KICKS

Marc Domonkos Tyler Lorenz Jason Gross Gary Amos Jim Kraynak

1,283 (1987-90) 999 (1982-84) 963 (2004-07)

FIELD GOALS

PASSES COMPLETED Sam Mannery Joe Ruggiero Kevin Russell

Tyler Lorenz Jim Kraynak Marc Domonkos Gary Amos Josh Gray

649 (1987-90) 611 (2004-07) 546 (1982-84)

TOUCHDOWN PASSES

69 (2009-10) 67 (2004-07) 64 (1987-90) 49 (1966-68)

PUNTS Nate Forse

RECEIVING YARDS Perry Kemp Jim Kubina Vic Shandor A.J. Jackson Nate Forse

PUNTING YARDS

2,532 (1980-83) 2,524 (1996-99) 2,349 (1989-92) 2,130 (2008-09) 2,068 (2005-07)

Jason Gross Rusty Springer Derek Fiorenza Jace Amore

Jason Gross Derek Fiorenza Rusty Springer Mike Palm

165 (1980-83) 154 (1996-99) 148 (2005-07) 144 (2008-09)

TACKLES

RECEIVING TOUCHDOWN A.J. Jackson Vic Shandor

28 (2008-09) 22 (1989-92)

TOTAL OFFENSE

7,688 - 186 punts (1998-01) 6,020 - 166 punts (2002-04) 5,858 - 145 punts (2008-10) 3,526 - 91 punts (2006-07)

A.J. Jackson

Bill Seidel Jim Lukacs Al Zone Josh Zunic Jon Bolen

41.3; 186 punts - 7,688 yards (1998-01) 40.4; 145 punts - 5,858 yards (2008-10) 36.3; 166 punts - 6,020 yards (2002-04) 32.3; 101 punts - 3,260 yards (1990-92)

611 (1977-80) 305 (1999-01) 278 (1997-00) 258 (2004-07) 230 (1995-98)

9,125 yards (1987-90) 7,688 yards (2004-07) 7,012 yards (1982-84) 6,591 yards (2009-10) 6,297 yards (1966-68)

TACKLES FOR LOSS

386 - 64 TD; 1 two-pt conv. (1998-01) 272 - 45 TD; 1 two-pt conv. (2004-05) 270 - 45 TD (2005-08) 189 - 32 FG; 94 PAT (2006-07) 170 - 28 TD; 1 two-pt conv. (2008-09)

SACKS

Willie Walker Jim Lukacs Gary Butler Kirby Griffin Josh Zunic

Russ Frederick

INTERCEPTIONS Frank Bernadowski

31.5 - 128 yards (2006 -09) 31.0 - 114 yards (1999-01) 29.0 - 144 yards (2004-07) 28.5 - 131 yards (2006-07) 27.0 - 74 yards (2004-07)

GENERAL

Wesley Cates Antoine Bagwell Brandon Lombardy Tyler Lorenz A.J. Jackson

186 - 7,688 yards (1998-01) 166 - 6,020 yards (2002-04) 145 - 5,858 yards (2008-10) 101 - 3,260 yards (1990-92)

HISTORY

Perry Kemp Jim Kubina Nate Forse A.J. Jackson

SCORING

32 - 45 att. (2006-07) 25 - 38 att. (1987-90) 23 - 30 att. (2009-10) 17 - 30 att. (2002-04) 15 - 26 att. (1996-98)

PUNTING AVERAGE (min. 100 punts)

RECEPTIONS

Sam Mannery Joe Ruggiero Kevin Russell Josh Portis Jeff Petrucci

Jason Gross Rusty Springer Derek Fiorenza Mike Palm

99 - 102 att. (2009-10) 93 - 101 att. (2006-07) 86 - 95 att. (1998-01) 86 - 92 att. (2002-04) 79 - 98 att. (1987-90)

ROSTER

Josh Portis Joe Ruggiero Sam Mannery Jeff Petrucci

189 (2006-07) 168 (2009-10) 154 (1987-90) 137 (2002-04) 122 (1998-01)

A LOOK BACK

PASS ATTEMPTS

Joe Ruggiero

Tyler Lorenz Marc Domonkos Jim Kraynak Gary Amos Jason Gross

64 - 63 rush., 1 rec. (1998-01) 45 - 41 rush., 4 rec. (2004-05) 45 - 44 rush., 1 rec. (2005-08) 28 - 28 rec. (2008-09) 27 (1963-66)

ABOUT CAL U

Wesley Cates Antoine Bagwell Brandon Lombardy A.J. Jackson Ettore Perry

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29 (1959-61)

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• THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

ALL-PSAC WEST

Erik Harris 2010 First Team Brett Diamond, Jr., LB Sam Fikaris, Sr., DL Derek Fiorenza, Sr., P Erik Harris, Jr., DB Dan Jordan, Sr., OL Rontez Miles, So., DB Terrance Moore, Sr., WR Josh Portis, Sr., QB Lamont Smith, So., RB Blake Williamson, So., TE Second Team Chedrick Cherry, Jr., WR Marc Domonkos, Sr., K Thomas Mulabah, Jr., DL Nick Piccirillo, Sr., OL 2009 First Team Dontey Brown, Sr., LB Brett Diamond, So., LB A.J. Jackson, Sr., WR Dan Jordan, Jr., OL Cha’Mar Jones, Sr., OL Terrence Johnson, Sr., DB Terrance Moore, Jr., WR Willie Walker, Sr., DL Second Team Freddie Bacco, Sr., RB Windell Brown, Jr., RB Chedrick Cherry, So., WR Marcus Cook, So., DL Derek Fiorenza, Jr., P Brandon Gordon, Sr., DL Rontez Miles, Fr., DB Nick Piccirillo, Jr., C Josh Portis, Jr., QB 2008 First Team Juan Butler, Sr., DB Derek Fiorenza, Jr., P Cory Garver, Sr., TE, A.J. Jackson, Jr., WR Terrence Johnson, Jr., DB Marcel Pestano, Sr., WR Willie Walker, Jr., DL Daine Williams, Sr., RB Second Team Freddie Bacco, Jr., RS Darren Burns, Sr., LB Sam Fikaris, So., DL Jake Howell, Sr., LB Dan Jordan, So., OL Brandon Lombardy, Sr., RB Kevin McCabe, Sr., QB Nate Nurse, So., OL Nick Piccirillo, So., C

2007 First Team Tim McCutcheon, Sr., OL Brandon Lombardy, Jr., RB Nate Forse, Jr., WR Kirby Griffin, Jr., DE Willie Walker, So., DL Gary Butler, Sr., LB Brian Mohr, Sr., LB Darren Burns, Jr., LB Terrence Johnson, So., DB Dionte Henry, Sr., DB Jace Amore, Sr., P Jermaine Moye, Sr., RS Second Team Joe Ruggiero, Jr., QB John Testa, Jr., OL Josh Zunic, Sr., LB Tyler Lorenz, So., PK

2003 First Team Fred Garrido, Sr., OL Brian Oddi, Jr., LB Jaison Cook, So., DB Second Team Wesley Clemons, Sr., RB Alex Sevensma, Sr., DL John Arnold, Sr., DB Rusty Springer, So., P 2002 First Team Wes Clemons, Jr., RB Jon Arnold, Jr., DB Second Team Garvin Graves, Jr., WR R.J. Abercrombie, Jr., RS Barry Kralick, Sr., DL Kevan Scott, Sr., LB 2001 First Team Josh Miller, Sr., OL Wesley Cates, Sr., RB Jim Lukacs, Sr., LB Second Team Robin Brown, Sr., TE Yadlin Collins, Sr., DB

Kirby Griffin 2006 First Team Tim McCutcheon, Jr., OL Brandon Lombardy, So., RB Joe Ruggiero, Jr., QB Marc Huddleston, Sr., WR Kirby Griffin, So., DE Second Team Nate Forse, Jr., WR Akil Patterson, Sr., OL Willie Walker, Jr., DL Brian Mohr, Jr., LB Josh Kemp, Jr., DB Jermaine Moye, Jr., RS 2005 First Team Tim McCutcheon, So., OL Antoine Bagwell, Sr., RB Nate Forse, Jr., WR Marcellus Garner, So., WR Joe Ruggiero, So., QB Lloyd Price, Sr., LB Jared Dumm, Sr., DB Second Team Eric Zeznanski, Sr., OL Carl Jay, Jr., OL D’Monn Baker, Jr., TE Anthony Rose, Jr., DL Brian Mohr, So., LB Jermaine Moye, So., DB 2004 First Team Akil Patterson, Jr., OL Tim McCutcheon, So., OL Antoine Bagwell, Jr., RB Jaison Cook, Jr., DB Second Team Claude Whitaker, Sr., WR Lloyd Price, Jr., LB

2000 First Team Wesley Cates, Jr., RB Jim Lukacs, Jr., LB Second Team Jason Combs, OL Robin Brown, Jr., TE Al Zone, LB Yadlin Collins, Jr., DB Brian Terrant, DB Jason Gross, P 1999 First Team Doug Van Moorsel, Sr. OL Jim Kubina, Sr., WR Wesley Cates, So., RB Brian Tarrant, Jr., DB Jason Gross, So., P Second Team Jon Bolen, DL Tyrone Cole, DB 1998 First Team Warrel Powell, So., LB Jason Gross, Fr., P Second Team Doug Van Moorsel, OL Barry Kralik, DL Al Zone, LB 1997 First Team Jon Bolen, Jr., DL John Wensing, Sr., LB Second Team Doug Van Moorsel, OL Josh Gray, PK Calvin Brown, DL Aaron Hutter, DB

1996 First Team John Vyborny, Sr., DL Second Team Justin Spangler, OL Ron Simpson, WR Russ Frederick, DL Ernest Bryant, LB Jeff Lowden, P 1995 First Team Scott Munchinski, Sr., OL Daryald Hughes, Sr., WR Salento Hudson, Sr., LB Second Team John Vyborny, DL 1994 First Team Gary Dunn, Sr., OL Ken Cahoon, Sr., WR Second Team Tony Todd, RB Ken Calhoun, RS Chris Gretz, DL Damien Bowen, DB 1993 First Team Ken Cahoon, Jr., WR Tracey Latham, Sr., DB Second Team Eric Carter, RB 1992 First Team Vic Shandor, WR Second Team Tony Flynn, OL Jason Lamertina, WR Scott Hoover, RB Tony Todd, RB Brian Sutherland, DL John McGowan, LB Matt Gerst, DB Vince DeVino, DB 1991 First Team Vic Shandor, WR Second Team Mike Palm, PK John McGowan, LB Tim Ammon, DB Matt Gerst, DB 1990 First Team Don Meier, RB Sam Mannery, QB Second Team Duane DuPont, WR Eric Smith, DL John Wybranowski, DL Ken Wilkes, LB Tim Ammon, DB 1989 First Team Sam Mannery, QB Odell Jones, DL Tom Cawoski, LB Joe Waskiewicz, DB Second Team Duane DuPont, WR Don Meier, RB Steve Brown, RB

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1987 First Team Terry O’Shea, TE Ed Alford, WR Glen Richards, DL Mike Stephany, LB Second Team Joe Cerro, OL Bill Crowell, OL Jim Cassandro, RB Tom Cawoski, LB Mike Grashion, DB

1974 First Team Gary Michaux, RB Greg Zigray, LB Second Team Michael DeMichela, E Steve Guzy, OL Paul Smarsiok, WR Terry Zinger, DE Dave Robey, DL Tim Susick, LB

1986 First Team Terry O’Shea, TE Mike Reinhart, OL Paul Leonard, DL Ken Huether, LB Bob McDonough, DB Second Team Ed Alford, WR Jim Cassandro, RB Brendan Folmar, QB

1983 First Team Len Skillings, OL Perry Kemp, Sr., WR Kevin Russell, Jr., QB Frank Vulcano, So., LB Jim Snyder, DB Second Team Gary Bero, E

1979 First Team Dom Franks, OL Bill Seidel, LB George Winghart, DB Second Team Chuck Fisher, RB 1978 First Team Jimmy Floyd, RB Bill Seidel, LB Second Team Jack Durant, E Bill Michaels, OL Mike Kucerovy, DL Steve Socrates, LB Mark Hutchison, P 1977 First Team none Second Team Will Alexander, WR Chuck Fisher, RB Aldo Filoni, LB Bill Seidel, LB Jack Durant, DB 1976 First Team Jack Durant, DB Second Team Mike Kucerovy, OL Charles Harper, RB Tom Jackson, DL Aldo Filoni, LB

1965 Mike Tsandaris, OG Mel Yacamelli, DT John Yandell, DB

1973 First Team Gary Michaux, RB Terry Zinger, DL Alan Natali, LB Second Team Bob Ieraci, OL Greg Zigray, OL Steve Guzy, OL Sheldon Ames, DL Gary Tretter, LB

1964 Don Bradley, OL Clyde Hefflin, DB 1963 Alan Sepsi, HB Don Bradley, LB

1972 First Team Baren Gimza, OL Tony Sargo, HB Alan Natali, DL Second Team Jerry Klamertus, OL Jack Baciak, DE Shelden Ames, DL

1962 Bill McPherson, Tackle Alan Sepsi, Back 1959 Fleming Mosley, Guard John D’Amigo, Back

1971 First Team Rich Arrigoni, DL Second Team Bill Mahady, DB

1958 Curtis Calamari, Tackle Fleming Mosley, Guard 1955 Mike Panich, End Barney Bakewell, Tackle Paul Maley, Back

1970 First Team William Wilson, OL Bob Calloway, DL Second Team none

1954 Mike Panich, End Paul Maley, Back

1969 First Team Terry Hammons, DB Second Team Larry Randall, DL 1968 First Team Pete Gialames, End Emil Litwin, G Jeff Petrucci, QB Tom Reslivo, DE Larry Randall, DL Dennis Petcovic, DB John Haught, DB Second Team Don Frederick, T Ron Urban, HB

1952 Elmo Natali, Back

1951 Mitch Bailey, End Elmo Natali, Back Note: No Vulcans selected in 1953, 1956-57, or 1960-61

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1982 First Team Len Skillings, OL Dave Grasser, OL Second Team Perry Kemp, Jr., WR Ken Adams, RB Hubert Ramsey, DL

1980 First Team Dave Diesel, OL Ken Wysocki, RB Bill Seidel, LB Second Team Scott Orndorff, RB Steve Socrates, LB George Winghart, DB Dave Palomba, DB

1966 Mel Yacamelli, DL Vernon Phillips, DB Bob Wright, DB

HISTORY

1984 First Team Ken Adams, RB Kevin Russell, Sr., QB Frank Vulcano, Jr., LB Jim Snyder, DB Second Team Gary Bero, E Rich Vesco, OL

1981 First Team Ken Wysocki, RB Paul Palumbo, DB Second Team Dom Franks, OL Perry Kemp, So., WR Randy Butler, PK Rob Dindak, DE Butch Ramsey, DL Drew Ruiney, LB George Winghart, DB

ROSTER

1985 First Team Gary Gero, TE Bob Holtz, OL Rick Ley, LB Second Team Brendan Folmar, QB Frank Vulcano, Sr., LB Bob McDonough, DB Art Motton, DB

Sam Mannery

1967 First Team Melvin Vacarnelli, DL Larry Randall, DL Vernon Phillips, DB Second Team Peter Gialemes, End Kenneth Terpley, End Daniel Iacurci, OL Matthew Boggio, FB Jeff Petrucci, QB Robert Elder, DE Thomas Polosky, DT

A LOOK BACK

1975 First Team Gary Michaux, RB Greg Zigray, LB Judson Flint, DB Second Team Michael DeMichela, E Dave Berger, WR

ABOUT CAL U

1988 First Team Terry O’Shea, TE Sam Mannery, QB Mike Stephany, LB Second Team Ed Egerton, RB Joe Waskiewicz, DB

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Head Coach: B.B. Fernald (10-6-4) 1916 (3-2-3) 41 Dunbar High 0 0 Duquesne Academy 14 0 Washington High 0 7 Uniontown High 0 7 Fairmont State 7 0 Greensburg 26 0 Pittsburgh Academy 0 39 Alumni 0 1917 (1-1-1) 0 Duquesne 0 Washington High 7 Uniontown High

14 0 0

1918 (6-3) 9 Crafton 18 Alumni 12 Charleroi 21 Crafton 41 Monessen 2 Indiana 16 Indiana 23 Charleroi 17 Monessen

27 9 11 7 5 20 19 13 6

Head Coach: Coach Seaman (4-1-1) 1919 (4-1-1) 7 Slippery Rock 0 Indiana 0 West Virginia Frosh 7 Brownsville 13 Uniontown High 19 Fayette City

0 21 0 0 0 0

Head Coach: P.C. Allison (27-14-2) 1920 88 14 0 0 21 14

(4-2) Pitt Collegians 0 Westinghouse Tech 10 Charleroi High 6 Monessen High 26 Dunbar TWP High 7 West Newton High 0

1921 (1-3) 0 Waynesburg 0 Waynesburg 14 Indiana 0 Slippery Rock

21 13 0 49

1922 (6-1) 28 Westinghouse Tech 6 Charleroi High 7 Potomac State 47 Bethlehem High 7 Slippery Rock 27 Fairmont State 0 Indiana

0 0 0 0 6 7 6

1923 (6-2) 0 Kiski Prep 16 28 Glenville State 0 7 Fairmont State 0 0 Slippery Rock 7 65 Clarion 0 13 Carnegie Frosh 0 45 Bethany (W.Va.) Frosh 0 32 Westinghouse Tech 0

1924 (7-3) 0 Slippery Rock 32 Altoona 14 West Liberty 6 Kiski Prep 0 Pitt Frosh 18 Fairmont State 18 West Virginia Frosh 7 Carnegie Frosh 0 Penn State Frosh 9 Wash. & Jeff. Frosh 1925 (4-4-1) 0 Geneva 7 West Liberty 0 Bellefonte 13 Wash. & Jeff. Frosh 8 West Virginia Frosh 7 Saint Vincent 0 Fairmont State 6 Carnegie Frosh 0 Slippery Rock

6 0 6 0 25 6 0 0 32 0 12 0 32 6 0 0 18 7 0

Head Coach: Clarence Grove (5-8-2) 1926 (3-4-1) 13 Charleroi Scholastic 7 6 Saint Vincent 12 0 West Virginia Frosh 42 26 Lock Haven 0 6 Grove City 0 0 Carnegie Frosh 20 0 Slippery Rock 0 7 Shippensburg 9 1927 (2-4-1) 0 West Liberty 7 0 Shippensburg 0 6 Edinboro 27 18 Indiana 0 0 Lock Haven 32 6 Slippery Rock 38 39 Clarion 0 Head Coach: Manford Ewing (2-5-0) 1928 (2-5) 0 Wash. & Jeff. Frosh 6 Edinboro 0 Indiana 6 Bloomsburg 0 Shippensburg 19 Clarion 0 Slippery Rock

31 13 6 0 13 0 42

Head Coach: Bill Steers (39-40-9) 1929 (4-4) 0 Bloomsburg 6 Fairmont State 0 Slippery Rock 0 Edinboro 7 Indiana 13 Shippensburg 14 Clarion 53 Johnstown

6 0 6 19 12 0 7 0

1930 (5-2-1) 24 Clarion 12 Millersville 6 Slippery Rock 14 Shippensburg 0 Edinboro 20 Bloomsburg 32 Fairmont State 6 Indiana

2 6 6 12 18 0 0 8

1931 (4-2-2) 12 Millersville 7 Fairmont State 0 Slippery Rock 7 Edinboro 0 Bloomsburg 10 Shippensburg 6 Clarion 0 Indiana

6 6 6 6 0 13 0 0

1932 (2-2-1) 0 Westminster 0 Edinboro 0 Fairmont State 6 Clarion 9 Indiana

13 6 0 0 8

1933 (4-3) 0 Geneva 0 Lock Haven 3 Edinboro 2 Fairmont State 12 Shippensburg 7 Indiana 7 Clarion

47 6 0 19 0 0 0

6 6 0 0 14 20 7

1939 (1-7) 0 Westminster 6 Edinboro 6 Fairmont State 7 West Liberty 6 Clarion 0 Grove City 6 Indiana 0 Slippery Rock

19 0 7 28 27 19 19 54

1940 (1-5) 20 Edinboro 0 Fairmont State 0 West Liberty 6 Clarion 0 Grove City 0 Indiana

13 12 20 25 26 33

Head Coach: Bill Watkins (0-4-0)

1934 (4-2-1) 13 Millersville 0 2 Lock Haven 0 19 Edinboro 6 7 Fairmont State 0 0 Shippensburg 12 7 Indiana 41 0 Clarion 0 1935 (4-3) 18 Millersville 6 0 Lock Haven 29 14 Edinboro 0 13 Fairmont State 7 0 Shippensburg 26 6 Indiana 17 38 Clarion 0 1936 (3-4-1) 13 Edinboro 0 0 Lock Haven 9 12 Millersville 7 0 Fairmont State 0 0 Indiana 20 0 Shippensburg 47 13 Clarion 0 0 Slippery Rock 33 1937 (4-3-1) 6 Westminster 0 Edinboro 9 Fairmont State 0 West Liberty 0 Clarion 0 Indiana 6 Slippery Rock

1938 (2-3-2) 6 Westminster 18 Edinboro 0 Fairmont State 6 West Liberty 0 Clarion 0 Grove City 0 Slippery Rock

1941 (0-4) 0 Edinboro 0 Fairmont State 0 Potomac State 0 Clarion

1942-45 W WII (no games played) Head Coach: Earle Bruce (26-7-0) 1946 (9-0) 32 Shippensburg 21` West Liberty 18 Indiana 38 West Virginia Tech 19 Clarion 54 Salem 21 Potomac State 20 Fairmont State 61 Lock Haven

7 0 6 2 7 0 6 0 6

1947 (5-4) 0 Shippensburg 12 West Liberty 7 Indiana 25 West Virginia Tech 28 Clarion 40 Salem 26 Potomac State 39 Fairmont State 13 Lock Haven

12 16 27 0 7 6 6 12 15

2 0 7 13 2 19 0

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1949 (7-1) 25 Edinboro 12 8 West Liberty 13 27 Indiana 7 7 Slippery Rock 0 20 Clarion 14 13 Shippensburg 7 65 Bethany (W.Va.) 0 14 Millersville 7

1950 (3-3) 14 Edinboro 7 0 West Liberty 13 0 Indiana 20 24 Concord 6 12 Clarion 6 0 Shippensburg 15

7 0 21 19 27 35 0 34

1953 (3-5) 7 Edinboro 7 Saint Francis 20 Indiana 6 Lock Haven 32 Wash. & Jeff.

13 Bloomsburg 6 Clarion 13 Fairmont State

6 6 28 13 34 20 0 20

1954 (4-3) 20 Edinboro 18 Indiana 20 Lock Haven 13 Shippensburg 34 Slippery Rock 0 Clarion 13 Bloomsburg

6 7 26 7 13 20 20

1962 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3 11/10

(5-1-1, 4-1-1) Lock Haven W 42-21 @ Saint Vincent W 40-6 Slippery Rock L 26-27 @ Shippensburg W 20-13 Clarion W 54-7 @ Indiana T 14-14 @ Edinboro W 27-6

1957 (2-5) 13 Denison 13 Indiana 13 Shippensburg 6 Clarion 12 Bloomsburg 46 West Liberty 0 West Chester

44 14 20 0 26 6 52

1963 9/21 9/28 10/12 10/19 10/26 11/2 11/9

(5-2, 4-2) @ Marietta W 44-21 @ Lock Haven W 46-21 @ Slippery Rock L 7-27 Shippensburg W 34-0 @ Clarion W 6-3 Indiana L 0-7 Edinboro W 21-14

1964 9/12 9/19 9/26 10/3 10/10 10/17 10/24 10/31 11/7

(4-4-1, 2-3-1) @ Eastern Tenn. L 6-21 Marietta W 21-10 Lock Haven W 27-18 @ Rowan W 45-0 Slippery Rock L 13-20 @ Shippensburg L 19-28 Clarion T 14-14 @ Indiana L 13-26 @ Edinboro W 14-0

1965 9/18 10/2 10/9 10/16 10/23 10/30 11/6 11/13

(5-3, 4-2) W.Va. Wesleyan W 14-7 Lock Haven L 13-38 Waynesburg L 13-21 Slippery Rock W 14-12 Shippensburg W 28-7 Clarion W 34-33 Indiana L 27-43 Edinboro * L 38-21

1958 (8-0) 13 Indiana 0 20 Lock Haven 7 19 Shippensburg 0 34 Slippery Rock 6 28 Clarion 0 34 Susquehanna 12 13 Edinboro 0 46 Wash. & Jeff.

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1959 Official Game Day Program 1959 9/19 9/26 10/3 10/10 10/17 10/24 10/31 11/7

*Forfeit Victory (officially 2-0 win)

(6-2) Saint Vincent W 26-0 @ Indiana W 18-7 @ Lock Haven L 0-6 Shippensburg L 13-20 @ Slippery Rock W 12-6 @ Clarion W 20-6 West Liberty W 18-6 Edinboro W 41-0

1960 * (7-1, 5-1) 33 Indiana 19 Lock Haven 6 Saint Vincent 21 Shippensburg 25 Slippery Rock 21 Clarion 7 West Liberty 21 Edinboro

14 21 0 6 7 13 0 13

1966 9/17 9/24 10/1 10/8 10/15 10/22 10/29 11/5 11/12

(4-5, 4-2) W.Va. Wesleyan L 19-28 @ Marietta L 0-16 Lock Haven W 27-20 @ Waynesburg L 7-20 Slippery Rock W 19-0 @ Shippensburg W 42-31 Clarion L 26-39 @ Indiana L 0-24 @ Edinboro W 35-7

1967 9/23 9/30 10/7 10/14 10/21 10/28 11/4 11/11

(5-3, 4-2) Marietta W 35-26 @ Lock Haven L 7-9 Waynesburg L 6-61 @ Slippery Rock W 39-14 Shippensburg W 54-30 @ Clarion L 34-37 Indiana W 27-20 Edinboro W 49-19

1968 9/21 9/28 10/5 10/12 10/19 10/26 11/2 11/9 11/16

(6-2-1, 5-1) Denison W 36- 0 Lock Haven W 27-26 @ Waynesburg L 26-27 Slippery Rock W 42-6 @ Shippensburg W 30-14 Clarion W 26-21 @ Indiana L 0-41 @ Edinboro W 35-7 East Stroudsburg T 28-28

1969 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/11 10/18 10/25 11/1 11/8

(1-6-1, 1-4-1) @ Denison L 7-18 @ Lock Haven W 25-0 Waynesburg L 0-20 @ Slippery Rock L 21-32 Shippensburg L 14-26 @ Clarion L 12-17 Indiana L 6- 46 Edinboro T 16-16

Head Coach: John Katusa (9-16-0) 1970 (5-4, 3-3) 2 Wittenberg 34 Lock Haven 0 Waynesburg 6 Slippery Rock 14 Shippensburg 15 Clarion 14 Frostburg State 6 Indiana 7 Edinboro

0 28 7 0 15 12 6 14 28

1971 (1-8, 1-5) 0 Indiana 6 Wittenberg 7 Lock Haven 26 Bloomsburg 7 Slippery Rock 34 Shippensburg 0 Clarion 0 Frostburg State 7 Edinboro

34 13 26 35 28 6 17 24 47

1972 (2-6, 1-4) 0 Cheyney 35 Lock Haven 42 Bloomsburg 7 Slippery Rock 21 Shippensburg 21 Clarion 14 Indiana 20 Edinboro

12 39 14 17 7 35 28 40

GENERAL

1952 (3-4-1) 0 Fairmont State 14 Edinboro 27 Carnegie Tech 28 Indiana 12 Lock Haven 12 West Virginia Tech 0 Bloomsburg 0 Clarion

Head Coach: Bill Hepner (34-27-4) 18 6 14 32 31 31 6 6 19

1967 Official Game Day Program

HISTORY

6 13 13 6 0 13 12 7 13

1956 (2-7) 7 Denison 0 Indiana 0 Lock Haven 14 Shippensburg 7 West Chester 6 Clarion 31 Bloomsburg 13 West Liberty 6 Edinboro

7 7 0 7 45 14 12 19

ROSTER

1951 (7-2) 33 Edinboro 14 Carnegie Tech 6 Indiana 31 Concord 20 Lock Haven 20 Shippensburg 45 Clarion 26 West Liberty 7 Lenoir-Rhyne

1961 (5-2-1, 4-1-1) 13 Indiana 21 Lock Haven 7 Saint Vincent 35 Shippensburg 21 Slippery Rock 14 Clarion 7 West Liberty 26 Edinboro

A LOOK BACK

Head Coach: Ted Nemeth (55-37-2)

1955 (4-4) 7 Indiana 14 7 Lock Haven 20 19 Shippensburg 13 7 Slippery Rock 0 19 Clarion 6 6 Bloomsburg 7 13 Baldwin-Wallace 20 20 Edinboro 0

ABOUT CAL U

1948 (6-1) 19 Edinboro 0 6 West Liberty 7 14 Indiana 12 27 Slippery Rock 0 21 Clarion 20 20 Shippensburg 8 31 Millersville 13

*First Year of PSAC Divisional Play

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SIX-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS

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THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS

• THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY

• THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

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Head Coach: Elmo Natali (6-28-0) 1973 (3-6,1-5) 14 Frostburg State 3 Cheyney 14 Lock Haven 0 Slippery Rock 21 Shippensburg 13 Clarion 28 Indiana 13 Edinboro 0 Waynesburg

6 0 25 40 13 44 34 47 35

1974 (1-7, 1-5) 0 Millersville 33 Lock Haven 0 Waynesburg 6 Slippery Rock 0 Shippensburg 17 Clarion 0 Indiana 14 Edinboro

40 6 17 34 28 28 20 27

1975 (0-8, 0-6) 6 Millersville 7 Waynesburg 3 Slippery Rock 14 Shippensburg 0 Clarion 26 Indiana 14 Edinboro 16 Lock Haven

21 31 20 21 37 35 24 26

1976 9/18 9/25 10/2 10/9 10/16 10/23 10/3 11/6 11/13

(2-7, 1-6) @ Mansfield W 7-0 Waynesburg L 14-20 Lock Haven W 10-0 @ James Madison L 17-35 Slippery Rock L 6-42 @ Shippensburg L 0-58 Clarion L 8-24 @ Indiana L 0-16 @ Edinboro L 7-35

Head Coach: Hal Hunter (10-30) 1977 9/10 9/17 9/24 10/1 10/8 10/15 10/22 10/29 11/5 11/12

(2-8, 0-6) @ Carnegie Mellon W 12-8 Mansfield W 35-16 @ Waynesburg L 13-27 @ Lock Haven L 12-41 Ohio Wesleyan L 7-47 @ Slippery Rock L 7-35 Shippensburg L 14-42 @ Clarion L 10-45 Indiana L 7-47 Edinboro L 8-30

1978 9/9 9/16 9/23 9/30 10/7 10/14 10/21 10/28 11/4 11/11

(2-7-1, 1-4-1) Carnegie Mellon L 3-14 Waynesburg L 0-12 @ Frostburg State W 28-14 Westminster L 7-31 Slippery Rock L 3-14 @ Indiana L 6-28 Edinboro W 28-7 @ Clarion L 18-35 Lock Haven T 3-3 @ Shippensburg L 15-38

1984 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/30 10/27 11/3 11/10 11/19

1979 Official Game Day Program

(8-3, 4-2) @ Westminster W 27-19 @ Towson L 27-52 Edinboro L 14-20 @ Clarion L 14-23 Lock Haven W 14-10 @ Shippensburg W 28-17 @ Bloomsburg W 24-14 Slippery Rock W 33-6 Waynesburg W 14-7 @ Indiana W 31-14 Bloomsburg + W 21-14

+ PSAC Championship Game

1979 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3 11/10

(3-7, 1-5) Carnegie Mellon L 0-20 @ Waynesburg W 21-13 Frostburg State W 21-7 @ Westminster L 7-10 @ Slippery Rock L0-3 Indiana L 16-38 @ Edinboro L 7-31 Clarion L 10-13 @ Lock Haven L 0-40 Shippensburg W 24-0

1985 9/14 9/21 9/28 10/5 10/12 10/19 10/26 11/2 11/9 11/16

(4-6, 1-5) Westminster @ New Haven @ Edinboro Clarion @ Lock Haven Shippensburg Bloomsburg @ Slippery Rock @ Waynesburg Indiana

1980 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/11 10/18 10/25 11/1 11/8

(2-8, 1-5) @ Dayton L 0-20 @ Carnegie Mellon L 10-16 @ Frostburg State W 24-7 Slippery Rock L 24-31 @ Indiana L 14-28 Edinboro L 13-17 @ Clarion L 0-30 Lock Haven W 10-7 @ Shippensburg L 12-27 Waynesburg L 0-21

1986 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/11 10/18 10/25 11/1 11/8

(6-4, 3-3) @ Shepherd W 34-21 @ Westminster W 21-0 Salem W 38-20 @ Clarion W 28-27 Lock Haven W 28-21 @ Shippensburg L 20-38 @ Millersville L 10-19 Slippery Rock W 24-18 @ Indiana L 0-39 Edinboro L 24-29

Head Coach: Jeff Petrucci (54-66-3)

1987 9/5 9/12 9/19 9/26 10/3 10/10 10/17 10/24 10/31 11/7 11/14

(6-5, 3-3) @ Wayne State L 3-9 Westminster W 20-7 @ Salem L 13-21 Clarion L 14-17 @ Lock Haven W 24-0 Shippensburg L 13-26 Millersville W 31-14 @ Slippery Rock W 18-17 Indiana L 0-24 @ Edinboro W 28-17 @ Bowie State * W 34-0

1981 9/5 9/12 9/19 9/26 10/3 10/10 10/17 10/24 10/31 11/7 1982 9/11 9/18 9/25 10/2 10/9 10/16 10/23 10/30 11/6 11/13

(5-5, 4-2) Dayton L 10-27 @ Carnegie Mellon L 7-17 Frostburg State W 28-8 @ Slippery Rock W 16-0 Indiana W 35-16 @ Edinboro W 9-3 Clarion L 14-28 @ Lock Haven W 31-14 Shippensburg L 16-20 @ Waynesburg L 3-7 (4-5-1, 2-4) Shepherd W 15-14 Mansfield T 17-17 @ Indiana W 24-10 Edinboro L 20-58 @ Clarion L 16-19 Lock Haven W 14-10 @ Shippensburg L 19-24 W.Va. Wesleyan L 13-20 Frostburg State L 19-24 Slippery Rock W 14-12

1983 9/10 9/17 9/24 10/1 10/8 10/15 10/22 10/29 11/5 11/12

(7-3, 4-2) Shepherd W 13-6 Mansfield L 6-7 Indiana L 21-35 @ Edinboro W 24-19 Clarion L 20-24 @ Lock Haven W 63-24 Shippensburg W 28-21 @ W.Va. Wesleyan W 48-0 @ Frostburg State W 58-3 @ Slippery Rock W 23-9

W 22-6 W 18-7 W 14-9 L 23-24 L 7-14 L 14-24 L 10-17 L 6-22 W 35-6 L 0-28

* Jiffy Lube Bowl

1988 9/3 9/10 9/24 10/1 10/8 10/15 10/22 10/29 11/5 11/12

(2-8, 1-5) Wayne State W 14-3 New Haven L 30-35 Lock Haven W 29-28 @ Shippensburg L 14-24 @ Mansfield L 25-27 Slippery Rock L 20-21 @ Indiana L 0-34 Edinboro L 17-23 @ Clarion L 3-13 @ Fairmont L 45-58

1989 9/2 9/9 9/16 9/23 9/30 10/14 10/21 10/28 11/4 11/11

(4-6, 2-4) Grand Valley L 7-41 @ New Haven L 14-20 Mansfield W 43-41 @ Lock Haven W 10-0 Shippensburg L 6-10 @ Slippery Rock W 30-13 Indiana L 14-17 @ Edinboro L 14-54 Clarion L 29-43 Fairmont W 49-33

1990 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3 11/10

(4-5-1, 3-3) @ New Haven L 19- 54 Ashland T 23-23 @ Shippensburg W 24-19 @ Cheyney W 24-6 Slippery Rock L 31-35 @ Indiana L 15-42 Edinboro L 37-43 @ Clarion W 33-30 Lock Haven W 49-9 Kutztown L 23-28

1991 9/7 9/14 9/21 9/28 10/5 10/12 10/19 10/26 11/2 11/9

(1-9, 0-6) @ Kutztown New Haven @ Ashland Shippensburg Cheyney @ Slippery Rock Indiana @ Edinboro Clarion @ Lock Haven

L 16-42 L 7-31 L 10-51 L 0-45 W 33-8 L 3-20 L 8-10 L 10-45 L 6-26 L 7-10

1992 9/5 9/12 9/19 9/26 10/3 10/10 10/17 10/24 10/31 11/7 11/14

(3-7-1, 1-5) West Liberty W.Va. Wesleyan Fairmont State Kutztown East Stroudsburg Slippery Rock Indiana Edinboro Clarion Lock Haven Shippensburg

W 21-9 L 12-14 W 14-7 T 30-30 L 13-40 L 15-23 L 20-36 L 13-33 L 18-23 W 20-7 L 8-17

Head Coach: Kevin Donley (11-33) 1993 9/4 9/11 9/18 9/25 10/2 10/9 10/16 10/23 10/30 11/6 11/13

(4-7, 2-4) @ West Liberty W 43-32 W.Va. Wesleyan L 23-31 Fairmont State W 31-16 @ Kutztown L 28-31 East Stroudsburg L 6-9 @ Slippery Rock L 30-40 Indiana L 13-52 @ Edinboro L 7-32 Clarion W 26-14 @ Lock Haven W 56-14 Shippensburg L 6-7

1994 9/3 9/10 9/17 9/24 10/1 10/8 10/15 10/22 10/29 11/5 11/12

(2-9, 1-5) @ Fairmont State W 53-37 Glenville State L 28-53 @ Bloomsburg L 22-23 Kutztown L 21-46 Slippery Rock L 33-37 @ Indiana L 33-62 Edinboro L 6-67 @ Clarion W 41-31 Lock Haven L 44-53 @ Shippensburg L 47-63 West Chester L 14-60

2011 CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA FOOTBALL SPRING GUIDE

YEAR-BY-YEAR 2000 8/31 9/9 9/16 9/23 9/30 10/7 10/14 10/21 10/28 11/4 11/11

(5-6, 1-5) @ Geneva L 14-16 @ Fairmont State W 31-14 W.Va. Wesleyan W 35-14 @ Mansfield W 17-7 @ Edinboro L 17-31 Clarion L 28-32 @ Slippery Rock L 20-38 Lock Haven W 27-7 @ Shippensburg L 17-21 Indiana L 7-24 Cheyney W 41-12

1996 31 28 10 7 6 13 14 14 7 14 28

(2-9, 0-6) Tusculum W 31-14 @ Fairmont State W 28-26 W.Va. Wesleyan* L 10-24 @ St. Joseph (Ind.) L 7-37 @ Indiana L 6-42 Edinboro L 13-14 @ Clarion L 14-45 Lock Haven L 14-21 @ Shippensburg L 7-16 Kutztown L 14-21 Slippery Rock L 28-55

2001 8/30 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3 11/10

(5-5, 1-5) Geneva W 28-6 Fairmont State W 34-14 @ W. Va. Wesleyan* Mansfield W 35-20 Edinboro W 34-24 @ Clarion L 22-29 Slippery Rock L 27-37 @ Lock Haven L 21-24 Shippensburg L 20-37 @ Indiana L 0-41 @ Cheyney W 68-12

*Forfeit Victory (officially 2-0 win)

*Cancelled due to 9/11

Head Coach: Mike Kolakowski (21-32)

(4-7, 1-5) Glenville State L 6-24 @ Fairmont St. W 26-20 (OT) @ Geneva L 22-27 @ Mansfield W 31-24 (OT) Cheyney W 41-0 @ Lock Haven L 14-28 Slippery Rock L 3-24 @ Edinboro L 3-37 Indiana L 0-31 Shippensburg L 12-52 @ Clarion W 30-28

1999 8/28 9/11 9/18 9/25 10/2 10/9 10/16 10/23 10/30 11/6 11/13

(5-6, 2-4) @ Glenville St. L 28-35 (OT) Fairmont St. L 49-51 (3OT) @ W. Va. Wesleyan W 42-8 Mansfield W 44-11 @ Cheyney W 48-14 Lock Haven W 33-12 Slippery Rock L 21-31 Edinboro W 40-35 Indiana L 14-42 @ Shippensburg L 0-30 Clarion L 14-28

Head Coach: John Luckhardt (78-30) 2002 9/5 9/14 9/21 9/28 10/5 10/12 10/19 10/26 11/2 11/9 11/16

(6-5, 1-5) @ Geneva W 45-0 @ Fairmont State W 14-6 W.Va. Wesleyan W 24-17 @ Cheyney W 51-7 @ Slippery Rock L 16-4l Lock Haven W 34-19 @ Indiana L 9-20 Mansfield W 17-9 @ Clarion L 6-31 Edinboro L 22-38 Shippensburg L 7-40

2003 8/30 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/11 10/18 10/25 11/1 11/8 11/15

(4-7, 2-4) @ Eastern Illinois L 0-27 Fairmont State W 42-12 @ WV Wesleyan L 14-16 Cheyney W 20-3 Slippery Rock W 22-19 (OT) @ Lock Haven L 25-30 Indiana L 7-14 @ Mansfield L 7-14 Clarion W 13-7 @ Edinboro L 3-34 @ Shippensburg L 0-35

(8-2, 5-1) Fairmont State W 42-6 @Mansfield W 88-12 @Monmouth L 15-16 Clarion W 43-7 @Slippery Rock L 21-8 Edinboro W 36-26 @Shippensburg W 41-13 Cheyney W 49-3 Lock Haven W 48-7 @ Indiana W 38-23

2006 8/31 9/9 9/16 9/23 9/30 10/7 10/14 10/21 10/28 11/4 11/11

(8-3, 5-1) Fairmont State W 26-9 @ Bloomsburg L 19-24 Cheyney W 43-8 @ E. Stroudsburg L 34-41 Lock Haven W 51-7 @ Edinboro W 10-0 Slippery Rock W 24-14 Millersville W 41-0 @ Shippensburg W 35-20 @ Clarion W 41-14 Indiana L 17-21

2007 8/27 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3 11/10 11/24 12/1 12/8

(13-1, 6-0) East Stroudsburg W 26-3 Glenville State W 34-13 Bloomsburg W 31-13 @ Cheyney W 57-0 Clarion W 56-0 @ Indiana W 38-12 @ Lock Haven W 27-3 Edinboro W 26-8 @ Slippery Rock W 22-13 @ West Chester W 30-14 Shippensburg W 30-9 So. Conn. State* W 43-7 Shepherd* W 58-38 Valdosta State* L 24-28

2008 8/30 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/11 10/18 10/25 11/1 11/8 11/22 11/29 12/6

(12-2, 7-0) West Chester W 44-32 @ Bloomsburg L 17-24 Lake Erie W 54-0 @ Edinboro W 35-31 Indiana W 21-19 @ Clarion W 52-20 Lock Haven W 56-3 @ Gannon W 42-24 Slippery Rock W 31-10 @ Mercyhurst W 17-6 West Chester+ W 47-36 Seton Hill* W 48-7 @ Bloomsburg* W 27-24 Minn. Duluth* L 7-45

2009 8/27 9/5 9/12 9/19 9/26 10/3 10/10 10/17 10/24 10/31 11/7 11/14 11/21 11/28 12/5

(11-4, 7-0) Saginaw Valley L 17-23 Bloomsburg L 10-17 @ West Chester W 30-23 Gannon W 52-10 Clarion W 35-31 @ Indiana W 48-14 @ Lock Haven W 48-14 Edinboro W 38-14 @ Slippery Rock W 44-7 Mercyhurst W 28-7 Shippensburg+ L 35-42 Fayetteville St.* W 42-13 Shippensburg* W 26-21 @ West Liberty* W 57-35 @ N.W. Missouri St.* L 31-56

2010 9/4 9/11 9/18 9/25 10/2 10/9 10/16 10/23 10/30 11/6 11/13 11/20

(10-2, 6-1) @ Saginaw Valley W 42-41 @ C.W. Post W 40-13 East Stroudsburg W 45-20 @ Clarion W 24-9 Lock Haven W 58-0 @ Gannon W 34-7 Slippery Rock W 28-3 @ Mercyhurst L 21-31 Indiana (Pa.) W 18-15 @ Edinboro W 24-0 Cheyney W 57-6 Bloomsburg* L 26-28

+ PSAC Championship * NCAA Playoffs

GENERAL

1998 11/29 9/12 9/19 9/26 10/3 10/10 10/17 10/24 10/31 11/7 11/14

2005 8/27 9/10 9/17 9/24 10/1 10/8 10/15 10/22 10/29 11/5

W 63-6 W 35-15 W 40-33 L 34-35 W 34-31 L 28-42 L 14-32 W 49-6 W 45-24 L 23-35

HISTORY

(2-8, 1-5) Fairmont State L 14-16 @ W.Va. Wesleyan W 21-16 St. Joseph (Ind.) L 21-42 Indiana L 10-20 @ Edinboro L 22-38 Clarion W 30-0 @ Lock Haven L 3-17 Shippensburg L 26-31 @ Kutztown L 7-12 @ Slippery Rock L 6-27

(6-4, 2-4) Mansfield @Fairmont State W. Va. Wesleyan @Clarion Slippery Rock @Edinboro Shippensburg @Cheyney @Lock Haven Indiana

ROSTER

1997 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/11 10/18 10/25 11/1 11/8 11/15

2004 8/28 9/11 9/18 9/25 10/2 10/9 10/16 10/23 10/30 11/6

A LOOK BACK

(2-9, 1-5) Fairmont State W 28-26 @ Glenville State L 29-31 Bloomsburg L 20-24 @ Kutztown L 0-34 @ Slippery Rock L 14-42 Indiana L 20-44 @ Edinboro W 7-3 Clarion L 10-20 @ Lock Haven W 19-14 Shippensburg L 15-26 @ West Chester L 24-25

ABOUT CAL U

1995 8/31 9/9 9/16 9/23 9/30 10/7 10/14 10/21 10/28 11/4 11/11

Cal U fans cheering on the Vulcans against Valdosta State during the NCAA Semifinal in December 2007.

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HONORS & AWARDS FOOTBALL GAZETTE ALL-REGION TEAM Brett Diamond, So., LB (third team) Marc Domonkos, Sr., K (third team) Sam Fikaris, Sr., DL (second team) Derek Fiorenza, Sr., P (second team) Erik Harris, Jr., DB (second team) Dan Jordan, Sr., OL (first team) Rontez Miles, So., DB (third team) Josh Portis, Jr., QB (third team) Lamont Smith, So., RB (third team)

SIX-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS

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THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS

• THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY

• THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

PRESEASON

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2010 CDS All-American Dan Jordan (second team) Josh Portis (honorable mention) Brett Diamond (honorable mention) 2010 D2PRODAY.COM All-American Dan Jordan, Sr., OL (first team) POST-SEASON D2FOOTBALL.COM ALL-AMERICAN Josh Portis, Sr., QB (honorable mention) FOOTBALL GAZETTE ALL-AMERICAN Dan Jordan, Sr., OL (third team) HARLON HILL REGIONAL FINALIST Josh Portis, Sr., QB CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT II Sam Fikaris, Sr., DL Dan Jordan, Sr., OL DAKTRONICS ALL-REGION Brett Diamond, Jr., LB (second team) Derek Fiorenza, Sr., P (second team) Erik Harris, Jr., DB (second team) Dan Jordan, Sr., OL (first team) Nick Piccirillo, Sr., OL (first team)

CACTUS BOWL (Division II All-Star Game) Tommie Campbell, Sr., DB Terrance Moore, Sr., WR Josh Portis, Sr., QB EASTHAM ENERGY ALL-STAR GAME Tommie Campbell, Sr., DB NFL COMBINE INVITATION Josh Portis, Sr., QB

ALL-PSAC WEST Chedrick Cherry, Jr., WR (second team) Brett Diamond, Jr., LB (first team) Marc Domonkos, Sr., K (second team) Sam Fikaris, Sr., DL (first team) Derek Fiorenza, Sr., P (first team) Erik Harris, Jr., DB (first team) Dan Jordan, Sr., OL (first team) Rontez Miles, So., DB (first team) Terrance Moore, Sr., WR (first team) Thomas Mulabah, Jr., DL (second team) Nick Piccirillo, Sr., OL (second team) Josh Portis, Sr., QB (first team) Lamont Smith, So., RB (first team) Blake Williamson, So., TE (first team) PSAC WEST FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Darnell Harding, DL NFLPA Game Josh Portis, Sr., QB Tommie Campbell

PAST RECIPIENTS AFCA ALL-AMERICA TEAM 1983 - Perry Kemp, Sr., WR 2005 - Antoine Bagwell, Sr., RB 2006 - Tim McCutcheon, Jr., OL 2007 - Tim McCutcheon, Sr., OL 2008 - Terrence Johnson, Jr., DB ASSOC. PRESS LITTLE ALL-AMERICA TEAM 2005 - Antoine Bagwell, Sr., RB (2nd team) 2006 - Tim McCutcheon, Jr., OL (2nd team) 2007 - Tim McCutcheon, Sr., OL (1st team) 2007 - Tyler Lorenz, So., K (2nd team) 2007 - Kirby Griffin, Jr., DL (3rd team) 2008 - Terrence Johnson, Jr., DB (2nd team) 2009 - A.J. Jackson, Sr., WR (second team) 2009 - Willie Walker, Sr., DL (first team) DAKTRONICS ALL-AMERICA TEAM 2004 - Antoine Bagwell, Jr., RB (2nd team) 2005 - Antoine Bagwell, Sr., RB (2nd team) 2007 - Tim McCutcheon, Sr., OL (1st team) 2007 - Gary Butler, Sr., LB (2nd team) 2007 - Kirby Griffin, Jr., DL (2nd team) 2007 - Jace Amore, Sr., P (2nd team) 2008 - Terrence Johnson, Jr., DB (2nd team) 2009 - Terrence Johnson, Sr., DB (2nd team) HULA BOWL 2005 - Antoine Bagwell, Sr., RB AFCA TEAM USA 2007 - D’Monn Baker, Sr., TE ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA TEAM 2004 - Lloyd Price, Jr., LB, (2nd team) 2005 - Lloyd Price, Sr., LB, (1st team) 2006 - Derek Katris, Sr., OL, (2nd team)

HARLON HILL (REGIONAL FINALIST) 2004 - Antoine Bagwell, Jr., RB 2005 - Antoine Bagwell, Sr., RB 2006 - Joe Ruggiero, Jr., QB 2007 - Kirby Griffin, Jr., DL 2008 - Kevin McCabe, Sr., QB 2009 - Willie Walker, Sr., DL

PSAC WEST PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1990 - Sam Mannery, Sr., QB 2001 - Wesley Cates, Sr., RB 2004 - Antoine Bagwell, Jr., RB 2005 - Antoine Bagwell, Sr., RB 2007 - Gary Butler, Sr., LB 2009 - Willie Walker, Sr., DL

GENE UPSHAW FINALIST 2006 - Tim McCutcheon, Jr., OL 2007 - Tim McCutcheon, Sr., OL 2008 - Willie Walker, Jr., DL 2009 - Willie Walker, Sr., DL

PSAC WEST COACH OF THE YEAR 2007 - John Luckhardt

CACTUS BOWL (DIVISION II ALL-STAR GAME) 2005 - Antoine Bagwell, Sr., RB 2007 - Tim McCutcheon, Sr., OL 2007 - Jermaine Moye, Sr., WR 2007 - Nate Forse, Sr., WR/RET 2008 - Darren Burns, Sr., LB 2008 - Kevin McCabe, Sr., QB 2009 - Dominique Curry, Sr., WR 2009 - A.J. Jackson, Sr., WR 2009 - Terrence Johnson, Sr., DB CAL U DEMICHELA AWARD (For Leadership, Spirit & Hustle In Spring Practice) 2005 - Lloyd Price, Sr., LB 2006 - Tim McCutcheon, Sr., OL 2007 - Kirby Griffin, Jr., DL 2008 - Juan Butler, Sr., DB 2009 - Willie Walker, Sr., DL 2010 - Blake Williamson, So., TE PSAC WEST ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 1987 - Sam Mannery, QB

Wes Cates

Antoine Bagwell

PSAC FALL TOP 10 AWARD 2004 - Lloyd Price, Jr., LB 2005 - Lloyd Price, Sr., LB PSAC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2005-06 - Lloyd Price, Sr., LB VULCANS IN THE PROS 1983 - Perry Kemp, WR/KR (USFL, NFL) 1987 - Bob McDonough, DB (NFL) 1988 - Terry O’Shea, TE (NFL, WFL) 2001 - Wesley Cates, RB (CFL) 2004 - Brian Oddi, LB (CFL) 2005 - Antoine Bagwell, RB (NFL, CFL) 2005 - Jared Dumm, DB (European F.L.) 2007 - Gary Butler, LB (NFL, CFL, AFL) 2007 - Kirby Griffin, DL (AFL) 2008 - Nate Forse, WR (AFL) 2009 - Dominique Curry, WR (NFL) 2009 - Terrence Johnson, DB (NFL)

Nate Forse

Dominique Curry

Terrence Johnson

2011 CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA FOOTBALL SPRING GUIDE

ALL-TIME SERIES Football records vs. collegiate opponents since 1916 (DNP 1942-45). Record 1916 thru 2010 -- 390-384-27 (.504 win pct.)

2011 opponents in bold OPPONENT RECORD Southern Connecticut State 1-0-0 St. Cloud State 0-0-0 Susquehanna 1-0-0 Towson 0-1-0 Tusculum 1-0-0 Valdosta State 0-1-0 Washington & Jefferson 3-2-0 Wayne State 1-1-0 Waynesburg 3-16-0 West Chester 4-4-0 West Liberty 12-8-0 West Virginia Tech 2-1-0 West Virginia Wesleyan 8-5-0 Westminster 5-4-1 Wittenberg 1-1-0 *Cal U played several H.S. & A.C. in early years of the program

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GENERAL

I have often heard people say “life comes and goes.” As I have grown older and look back, time seems to have gone by “ rather quickly. When I was a young boy, I couldn’t wait to grow up. I wanted everything to happen “now.” I couldn’t wait to drive, to graduate from high school, go to college, play football, get drafted in the NFL, get married, have children... things couldn’t happen fast enough.

Oddly enough, I soon discovered that I wanted this process to slow down... just a bit. The years were going by faster than I wanted. I know now, after having faced and survived prostate cancer that as our lives continue moving forward, ever so gracefully, it brings both wonder and excitement and times so difficult that we are shaken to the core. It is those very times that mold us and cause us to become better people.

It is easy to become discouraged and want to give up, but we don’t. We reach in, dig deep, further than we ever realized was possible and we find the strength to overcome. Learning to overcome our challenges is what makes up the fabric of our lives, so that it resembles a beautiful quilt. Every day of our lives, good or bad, represents a square of that quilt, some bright and colorful, some dark and dismal... yet they are all connected together to tell our story.

I have learned that we are not alone when it comes to facing difficult times. I know that God never gives us more than we can handle. There are human beings in place to help us, but, also – and more importantly to me – there is spiritual help.

We must strive to be aware of what is happening in these unique, miraculous bodies that God has created. There are no two of us alike.

We are different heights and weights, colors and backgrounds. But, we are all men and we face our own unique challenge. We get prostate cancer. It does not discriminate. It strikes us in the prime of our lives, silently... and can be deadly. It steals husbands, fathers, brothers and sons.

But the very, very bright side is that early detection can save these lives. A simple rectal exam and PSA blood test is all that is needed. Be diligent and get educated. That is what saved my life, the lives of four of my brothers, and countless other men. Please join me in this fight. May God bless us all.” - Robin Cole, Survivor-Found-Director

HISTORY

Proceeds from today’s game will benefit the Obediah Cole Foundation. T he Obediah Cole Foundation, founded in 2006 by Robin Cole, former NFL All-Pro linebacker, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is dedicated to prostate cancer education, awareness and early detection. The Obediah Cole Foundation provides information about prostate cancer, which affects 230,000 men a year. The foundation is aimed at spreading awareness of, and raising funds to fight, prostate cancer. Their goal is to alert and screen every man in the Pittsburgh area, particularly the underserved and underinsured populations.

Cole was born in Compton, Calif., on Sept. 11, 1955. A former NFL All-Pro linebacker, he is an entrepreneur and dynamic speaker and motivator.

After watching their father and uncle die from undiagnosed prostate cancer, three of Robin’s brothers were diagnosed with the disease. Robin realized his chances of developing cancer were increased, but did not know he already had it. In September 2004, a routine physical revealed a Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) test score of 3. Although not considered high, he underwent a prostate biopsy. He had cancer.

Getting tested at the right time saved his life. He was 49 – the same age his father lost his fight with the disease. He underwent surgery and remains cancer-free today. He is a healthy husband, father and grandfather. His mission is to make a difference in men’s lives by educating them in the importance of physical exams and PSA testing.

ROSTER

OBEDIAH COLE FOUNDATION

A LOOK BACK

OPPONENT RECORD James Madison 0-1-0 Kutztown 0-6-1 Lake Erie 1-0-0 Lenoir-Rhyne 0-1-0 Lock Haven 38-28-1 Mansfield 10-3-1 Marietta 3-1-0 Mercyhurst 2-1-0 Millersville 9-3-0 Minnesota Duluth 0-1-0 Monmouth (N.J.) 0-1-0 New Haven 1-4-0 Northwest Missouri State 0-1-0 Ohio Wesleyan 0-1-0 Other* 27-9-4 Potomac State 3-1-0 Rowan 1-0-0 Saint Francis 1-0-0 Saint Joseph (Ind.) 0-2-0 Saint Vincent 5-1-0 Salem International 3-1-0 Saginaw Valley 1-1-0 Seton Hill 1-0-0 Shepherd 4-0-0 Shippensburg 29-42-1 Slippery Rock 28-42-3

ABOUT CAL U

OPPONENT RECORD Ashland 0-1-1 Baldwin-Wallace 0-1-0 Bethany (W.Va.) 2-0-0 Bloomsburg 8-13-2 Bowie State 1-0-0 Carnegie Mellon 5-6-0 Cheyney 14-1-0 Clarion 40-38-3 Concord 2-0-0 C.W. Post 1-0-0 Dayton 0-2-0 Denison 1-3-0 Duquesne 0-2-0 East Stroudsburg 2-3-1 Eastern Illinois 0-1-0 Eastern Tennessee 0-1-0 Edinboro 40-35-2 Fairmont State 26-9-4 Fayetteville State 1-0-0 Frostburg State 7-2-0 Gannon 3-0-0 Geneva 2-4-0 Glenville State 2-4-0 Grand Valley State 0-1-0 Grove City 1-3-0 Indiana (Pa.) 22-59-2

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Mickey Sahady

A 1962 graduate of California University of Pennsylvania, Michael Sahady has established himself as one of the most successful people to ever put on a Vulcan uniform. From his days on the field where he was known as a hard-hitting defensive back to a thriving career as a medical executive, Sahady has always found a way to get the job done.

After his graduation from Cal U and dreams of pursuing a career in education, Sahady went in a different direction and found himself working in the medical field. In 1976, he branched out on his own and founded MedSurg Industries. There he developed a system for computerized quoting and inventory management systems, which he is recognized for being a pioneer in the industry.

In the beginning, he was forced to make hard decisions to assure his company’s success. One of those decisions was to demonstrate selfless leadership. As times were tough initially, there were occasions that Sahady had to forego his personal pay to ensure that his employees received their paychecks and benefits.

This selfless well-being and personal sacrifices is what led to the ultimate success of MedSurg and his career as a top-notch medical executive.

Today, Sahady is still actively involved in the medical profession as he serves on the Board of Directors for Medical Action as a Class II director. This latest accomplishment comes after he served as CEO and Chairman of the Board for AVID Medical. As the founder of AVID, he grew the company that occupied a 180,00-square foot building and become one of the Top 10 employers in James City County, Virginia.

MIDFIELD CLUB SEATING

SIX-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS

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THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS

• THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY

• THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

SPRING GAME HONOREES

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SPRING GAME HONOREES

A LOOK BACK ROSTER

VULCANS PHOTO GALLERY

ABOUT CAL U

Cal U’s all-time leading rusher, Wesley Cates is one of only six running backs in school history to rush for more than 1,000 yards in a single-season. As a backup tailback in 1998, Cates gained 424 rushing yards with five touchdowns and averaged 4.6 yards per carry. The following year, Cates’ sophomore season became one for the school and conference record books as he rushed for 1,935 yards on 298 attempts with 23 touchdowns. Cates became Cal U’s first running back to gain more than 1,000 rushing yards since 1995 Hall of Fame inductee Elmo Natali ran for 1,035 yards in 1951. His rushing attempts and yardage from that season are still single-season school records and the rushing yards total is fifth best in PSAC history. Cates concluded his brilliant career by gaining 1,615 yards with 14 scores in 2000 and 1,673 yards with 23 touchdowns (1 receiving) in 2001. His explosive running helped the 2001 Vulcans record the Wesley Cates school’s best overall record (5-5) in 14 years.

After his storied career with the Vulcans, Cates still ranks second in PSAC history in rushing yards (5,647) and touchdowns (63) and is third all-time in overall touchdowns (64) and points scored (386).

On top of that, he holds the fifth, 13th and 17th highest single-season rushing totals in the history of the conference.

A three-time, first-team all-conference selection, he was named the 2001 PSAC West Player of the Year and was a 1999 and 2001 All-American. In 2006, Cates received the highest athletic honor from Cal U, as he was elected to the Vulcan Athletic Hall of Fame.

In 2004, Cates played for the Tri-City Diesel of the National Indoor Football League and was the league’s second-leading rusher and scorer with 1,050 yards and 36 touchdowns. In 2006, he signed with the Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian Football League (CFL), for whom he played one season. Cates was traded to the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 2007 and helped his team win the Grey Cup, the league’s equivalent of the Super Bowl. During his five year CFL career, Cates has rushed for more than 1,000 yards twice (2008, 2010) and compiled 39 touchdowns while rushing for 4,262 yards on 792 carries. In addition, the 6-0 running back has made more than 40 receptions and amassed more than 400 receiving yards twice in a season. For his career, he has accumulated 1,880 receiving yards on 180 receptions.

Originally from Columbus, Ohio, Cates played scholastic football at Westerville North High School. After playing at several offensive skill and defensive positions for three seasons, Cates moved primarily to running back his senior year and gained over 1,400 rushing yards while receiving second-team all-state honors.

He earned his bachelor’s degree in sport management from Cal U in May 2002 before beginning his career in professional football.

Attention Alumni, Parents and Fans: You can purchase prints of your favorite Vulcan football images online at www.calvulcans.com.

Just follow the tab to the official Vulcan Photo Gallery.

HISTORY GENERAL GENERAL

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SIX-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS

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THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS

• THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY

• THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

MEDIA INFORMATION

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The 2011 Cal U Spring Football Media Guide is a multi-purpose publication for use by the news media, as well as fans and alumni of California University of Pennsylvania. Additional information is available to the media upon request from the Sports Information Office. News releases and photographs will only be made available to members of the news media.

VULCAN SPORTS NETWORK

Mailing Address California University of Pennsylvania Sports Information Hamer Hall, Box 34 250 University Avenue California, Pennsylvania 15419 Phone Directory Sports Information: 724.938.4552 Fax: 724.938.5849 Football Office: 724.938.4019

Credentials

Vulcans on Live Television Last season all five Vulcan home games appeared live on Pittsburgh CW for the entire season. For the first time, Cal U aired a coaches show, Cal U Football 2010 presented by Washington Hospital, which aired Saturdays at 12:30 p.m. during the season. Stay tuned for the 2011 season.

All media attending California University of Pennsylvania football home games are requested to notify the Sports Information Office. Credentials for home games are issued for working media only and should be requested as early as possible.

• Requests for credentials should be made in advance by e-mail and directed to SID Matthew Kifer.

• California University of Pennsylvania reserves the right to

dismiss a media member to ensure a working press box.

• Requests are honored from sports editors and writers of daily

and weekly newspapers, sports directors of radio and television stations of both California University of Pennsylvania and the opposing team.

Radio Radio space for broadcasting football games is located in the press box.

California provides a courtesy line for radio stations wishing to broadcast a game from Adamson Stadium. The availability for the radio line is apportioned by order of request.

Head Coach John Luckhardt Coach Luckhardt is available for interviews on Monday and Tuesday mornings during the season. Please coordinate all requests for personal interviews with Coach Luckhardt through the Sports Information Office at 724.938.4552. Coach Luckhardt will be available to reporters for interviews approximately 15 minutes after the conclusion of home games.

Vulcans on Television In addition, FSN Pittsburgh rebroadcasted the Vulcan home games throughout the 2010 season.

Vulcans on the Web Cal U continued its partnership with America One (formerly B2Networks) during the 2010 campaign. Fans across the globe were able to watch all the Vulcan action on-line through calvulcans.com. The Vulcans’ home games were also seen on ESPN3.com (formerly ESPN 360).

Players All player interviews must be coordinated through the California University of Pennsylvania Sports Information Office. All player interviews require at least one day notice. Players are available for interviews after each practice, as their schedule permits. Post-game player interviews are conducted approximately 20 minutes after the conclusion of home games.

Press Box Services Complete individual and team statistics, along with a running play-byplay will be distributed to members of the working media approximately 15 minutes after the conclusion of the game. Press kits are provided prior to kickoff and include a program, flip card, updated statistics for each team, conference statistics and game notes.

Vulcans go Mobile

Vulcan Website Statistics, press releases, media guides, game notes and other Cal U material may also be found on the official Cal U Athletic Website. Visit www.calvulcans.com to find the Vulcans online.

Cal U has partnered with Songwhale, a mobile-marketing company based in Pittsburgh. To stay connected, fans can text the word VULCANS to WHALE (94253) to sign up for score updates, alerts and prize giveaways all via text message to your mobile phone.

2011 CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA FOOTBALL SPRING GUIDE

ATHLETIC GOLF OUTING

Golf

Tournament

All proceeds from this event will go directly to the scholarship fund used to give our student-athletes an opportunity to receive an education they may not otherwise obtain without your financial assistance.

A LOOK BACK

Benefits Cal U Athletic Scholarship Fund

California University of Pennsylvania proudly invites you to attend the 29th Annual California University of Pennsylvania Golf Outing at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort in nearby Farmington, Pa., to benefit the California University of Pennsylvania Athletic Scholarship Fund.

ABOUT CAL U

30th Annual

Monday ROSTER

June 6, 2011

HISTORY GENERAL GENERAL

Nemacolin Woodlands Resort Mystic Rock and THE Links For More Information Contact: Ross Vecchio @ 724.938.5682 or vecchio@calu.edu www.calvulcans.com

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