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2011 Overall Record......................................................10-3 2011 PSAC West Record/Finish..........................6-1/t-1st 2011 PSAC Overall Finish............................................... 3rd 2011 Final AFCA Ranking............................................15th

Head Coach................................................John Luckhardt Alma Mater..................................................... Purdue, 1968 Record at California................................ 88-33 (10 years) Career Record.............................................225-70-2 (.761) Football Office...............................................724.938.4019 E-Mail...................................................luckhardt@calu.edu

FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF

SPORTS INFORMATION

Assoc. Head Coach/Def. Coord. ................ Mike Conway Alma Mater.................................Olivet Nazarene, 1983 Assoc. Head Coach/Off. Coord. ...................... Mike Kellar Alma Mater....................................Fairmont State, 1996 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 Safeties................................................ Thomas Rebholz, Jr. Alma Mater...................................... Indiana (Pa.), 2003 Quarterbacks..............................................Chad Salisbury Alma Mater.................................................Buffalo, 1999 Receivers/Special Teams Coord. ............... Larry Wilson Alma Mater....................................Slippery Rock, 1999 Tight Ends..................................................... D’Monn Baker Alma Mater....................Bowling Green (Ohio), 2003

HISTORY

Sports Information Director....................Matthew Kifer Office Phone...................................................724.938.4552 E-Mail............................................................. kifer@calu.edu Graduate Assistant...........................................Rob Christe Facebook.................................facebook.com/calvulcans Twitter................................................................ @calvulcans

ASSISTANT COACHES ROSTER

Head Athletic Trainer ............................ Dr. Jamie Weary Football Athletic Trainer................................. James Daly Strength & Conditioning...............................Bob Sepesy Public Address Announcer......................... Billy Fontana GameDay Management..................................Les Martini ........................................................................... Dave Mitchell. ....................................................................... Don Woodward

TODAY’S GAMEDAY SPONSORS

First Season......................................................................1898 All-Time Record (since 1916)..............................398-390-27 PSAC West Championships............................................... 9 PSAC Championships......................................................... 3 NCAA Appearances............................................................. 5 All-Time NCAA Post-Season Record........................... 8-5 Cal U opens the 2012 season against a pair of defending-conference champions.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

PROGRAM HISTORY

The Vulcans have won at least 10 games in each of the last five seasons.

A LOOK BACK

HEAD COACH

COACHING STAFF

TEAM INFORMATION

THIS THISISISCAL CALUU

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

University Profile...................................................................2 President Dr. Angelo Armenti, Jr.....................................3 University Administration.................................................3 Athletic Facilities...................................................................5 Head Coach John Luckhardt............................................6 Coaching Staff.......................................................................7 News & Notes.........................................................................8 Spring Roster...................................................................... 12 2012 Recruiting Class....................................................... 13 2011 Statistics..................................................................... 14 Vulcan History.................................................................... 18 Hall of Fame......................................................................... 19 Single-Game Records...................................................... 20 Single-Season Records.................................................... 21 Career Records................................................................... 23 PSAC West All-Stars........................................................... 24 Year-by-Year Results (1916-2011)................................ 26 Honors & Awards............................................................... 30 Honorary Coach................................................................. 30 Past Recipients Honors & Awards................................ 31 Spring Game Honorees................................................... 32 2012 Schedule.................................................................... 34

SEVEN-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS • THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS • THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY • THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

UNIVERSITY PROFILE BUILDING CHARACTER. BUILDING CAREERS. California University of Pennsylvania, a comprehensive regional institution of higher education and a member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, is a diverse, caring and scholarly learning community dedicated to excellence in the liberal arts, science and technology, and professional studies that is devoted to building character and careers, broadly defined. The University is inspired by its core values of Integrity, Civility and Responsibility and is guided by its Bill of Rights and Responsibilities: We have the right to safety and security; We have the responsibility to ensure the safety and security of others; We have the right to be treated with respect; We have the responsibility to treat others with respect; We have the right to expect the best; We have the responsibility to give our best; We have the right to be treated fairly; We have the responsibility to treat others fairly. To advance its ultimate mission of building the character and careers of students, the University shall focus its efforts on three goals: student achievement and success, institutional excellence, and community service. These interrelated ends will be facilitated by the following means: high quality faculty, students, programs and facilities. These means, in turn, will be funded through an energetic program of resource acquisition and stewardship. The University is located on 294 acres in the borough of California, Pa., just 35 miles south of Pittsburgh on the banks of the Monongahela River. Here, highly trained faculty members, caring staff and state-ofthe-art facilities combine to help every student develop a degree of character while preparing for a meaningful career.

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The University is inspired by its core values of Integrity, Civility and Responsibility.

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. Cal U’s world class facilities provide the best in student housing and the new geothermal technologies have helped California University reduce power consumption to 57 percent less energy. Cal U is home to more than 100 clubs and organizations. The Student Activities Board provides various programs which include: concerts, lectures, films, off-campus trips and recreational activities, to name a few. As undergraduates, Cal U students can choose from more than 150 programs of study in three undergraduate colleges.

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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 Dr. Angelo Armenti, Jr. 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 of 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.

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n 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 MultiMedia 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

ROSTER

Dr. Lenora Angelone

Dr. Karen Hjerpe

Interim Athletic Director Sr. Woman Administrator

Geraldine M. Jones Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs

Dr. Charles A. Mance Vice President for University Tech. Services

Robert J. Thorn

Interim Vice President of Administration & Finance

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Frank Bauer

Associate Vice President for Athletic Development

Craig Butzine

Vice President for Marketing & University Relations

Dr. Bill Biddington Faculty Athletic Representative

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Vice President for Student Development & Services

ACADEMIC SUCCESS SEVEN-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS • THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS • THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY • THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

BUILDING CHARACTER. BUILDING CAREERS. California University of Pennsylvania is a diverse, caring and scholarly learning community dedicated to excellence in the liberal arts, science and technology, and professional studies. For more than 150 years Cal U has been known for its educational excellence and for its commitment to the core values of Integrity, Civility and Responsibility. At Cal U, students are our first priority. As an undergraduate, students can choose from more than 150 programs of study in three undergraduate colleges. Whether one is interested in using robotic technology in the field of engineering or helping to shape the future as an early childhood educator, students will find an academic program perfect for them. When our core values of Integrity, Civility and Responsibility are coupled with real-world training, we see a big difference in the types of jobs our graduates get. To advance our mission of building the character and careers of students, Cal U relies upon committed faculty, motivated students, challenging programs and exceptional facilities. Our Character Education Institute provides character education to Cal U students, faculty and staff, and corporate training to regional organizations and businesses. The institute serves as a resource center for education majors, and assists school districts and local organizations in advancing character development.

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For 11-straight semesters, Cal U athletic programs have compiled a cumulative grade-point average of 3.00 or higher.

The Vulcans featured 12 Capital One Academic All-District selections during the 2010-11 academic year.

A total of 23 student-athletes boasted a perfect 4.0 GPA during the Fall 2011 semester.

A combined 155 student-athletes from Cal U, representing all sports, were named Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Scholar-Athletes for the 2010-11 academic year. A total of 239 Cal U student-athletes, representing all sports were named to the Fall 2011 edition of the Cal U Athletic Director Honor Roll, which was one shy of the record set during the Fall 2010 semester.

Listed below are the Fall 2011 Athletic Director Honor Roll from football: Jack Abercrombie James Carr Dakota Conway Marcus Cook Devin Cook Jake Forsythe Charles France Josh Gumbert Darnell Harding Jason Kates Eric Kush

Devin Lomax Spence Lynn Andy Mudimbi Jon Mullinix Joe O’Neil Michael Page, Jr. Kevin Provance Cody Schroeder Connor Scott Kowan Scott Jeremy Seaman

Tyler Sellew John Starceski Bryan Stefanik Rob Stupar Noah Taylor Dillon Voss Scott Wallace Mario Washington Chet Welc Toni Whiteleather

Chet Welc is the third Academic All-American in program history.

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FACILITIES THIS THISISISCAL CALUU

JAMES ADAMSON STADIUM Adamson Stadium is the University’s home for the football and track & field teams. The stadium, which was renovated in the 1990s, has an eight-lane, all-weather track that was renovated in 2002 (including runways), a two-level press box that can accommodate radio and television broadcasts, two large varsity locker rooms, two sets of public restrooms, concession stand, scoreboard with message board capabilities, ticket booths, training room and an equipment room. Just outside Adamson Stadium is the area for the throwing events (javelin, discus, shot put and hammer). The stadium, as well as the surrounding Roadman Park, are undergoing renovations. The former baseball field, adjacent to Adamson Stadium, has been replaced with a larger parking lot that spans the entire ‘home side’ of the stadium. Before the start of the 2009 season, a WaveCam was installed for permanent use at Adamson Stadium, as well as a color video board. Cal U is the first university in the United States to own its own WaveCam.

COACHING STAFF A LOOK BACK

The Vulcans have hosted eight NCAA Playoff football games, including the Division II national Semifinal Games in 2007 & 2008. Entering 2012, the Vulcans have won 17-straight games in PSAC West play at Adamson Stadium.

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Cal U has appeared on both ESPNU and ESPN2 while hosting NCAA Semifinal games at Adamson Stadium.

Since 2005, Cal U has posted a 41-7 overall record at Adamson Stadium.

Head coach John Luckhardt earned his 200th career win at Adamson Stadium in 2009.

HISTORY

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GENERAL INFORMATION

SEVEN-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS • THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS • THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY • THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

HEAD COACH

JOHN LUCKHARDT HEAD COACH 11th Year at Cal U luckhardt@calu.edu 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 Cal U Head Coach 1982-98 W&J Head Coach 1973-81 Lehigh DC/LB 1970-72 Northern Illinois DB/WR 1967-69 Purdue GA

BOWL EXPERIENCE 1994 1992 1979 1977 1967

Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl NCAA I-AA Championship NCAA D-II Championship 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 seven-consecutive PSAC West titles. Luckhardt has posted an astonishing 88-33 record (.727) with the Vulcans and is already the program’s all-time winningest coach. In addition to the 88 wins, some other notable accomplishments during his decade with Cal U: only the second coach in PSAC history to direct threestraight 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 in the last five years, the Vulcans have had 68 PSAC Scholar-Athletes and seven CoSIDA Academic All-District selections. On the field, the Vulcans have produced several players who continued their football careers in the professional ranks. In 2011, four players were on active rosters with NFL teams throughout the season with Terrence Johnson becoming the first Cal U player to start a game on Monday Night Football. Last spring, defensive back Tommie Campbell was selected by the Tennessee Titans in the seventh round of the NFL Draft. The Vulcans took a dominant leap as a national power in 2007. Luckhardt directed the Vulcans to a school-record 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 set the then-school record for most points. 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 1984. The Vulcans again lost at home in the NCAA Semifinals on ESPN2 to eventual-National Champion Minnesota Duluth. The Vulcans completed the threepeat 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 13737-2 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 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 and lives with his wife Susan.

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COACHING STAFF LUCKHARDT BY THE NUMBERS 225 Career wins 137 W&J wins 88 Cal U wins 27 Seasons as Head Coach 24 Winning seasons 21 NCAA Playoff wins 20 Divisional & conference titles 13 Rivalry wins over IUP & SRU 12 AFCA All-Americans 10 Years as DC at Lehigh 10 Seasons as Head Coach at Cal U 7

NCAA Regional Championships CoSIDA Academic All-Americans

Undefeated regular seasons

Children & grandchildren

Stagg Bowl appearances (D-III) ~~~~~~~~~~~

Did you know . . . John Luckhardt is one of only five active head coaches in NCAA Division II with 200 career victories. There are only 20 active head coaches in all NCAA divisions with 200 wins.

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ALL-TIME WINNINGEST COACHES IN CAL U HISTORY Coach Years John Luckhardt 2002 - Present Ted Nemeth 1950 - 61 Jeff Petrucci 1981 - 92 Bill Steers 1929 - 40 Bill Hepner 1962 - 69

Wins 88 55 54 39 35

A LOOK BACK

4-5-0 3-5-1 9-2-0 8-1-0 8-2-0 10-1-0 7-1-1 8-2-0 10-1-0 8-2-0 11-2-0 11-1-0 11-2-0 10-1-0 8-2-0 6-3-0 5-4-0 6-5-0 4-7-0 6-4-0 8-2-0 8-3-0 13-1-0 12-2-0 11-4-0 10-2-0 10-3-0

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16 NCAA Playoff appearances

1982 Wash. & Jeff. 1983 Wash. & Jeff. 1984 Wash. & Jeff. 1985 Wash. & Jeff. 1986 Wash. & Jeff. 1987 Wash. & Jeff. 1988 Wash. & Jeff. 1989 Wash. & Jeff. 1990 Wash. & Jeff. 1991 Wash. & Jeff. 1992 Wash. & Jeff. 1993 Wash. & Jeff. 1994 Wash. & Jeff. 1995 Wash. & Jeff. 1996 Wash. & Jeff. 1997 Wash. & Jeff. 1998 Wash. & Jeff. 2002 California 2003 California 2004 California 2005 California 2006 California 2007 California 2008 California 2009 California 2010 California 2011 California

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 Champions 2006 8-3 5-1 Co-PSAC West Champions 2007 13-1 6-0 PSAC West Champions NCAA Region Champions 2008 12-2 6-0 PSAC West Champions PSAC Champions NCAA Region Champions 2009 11-4 7-0 PSAC West Champions NCAA Region Champions 2010 10-2 6-1 Co-PSAC West Champions 2011 10-3 6-1 Co-PSAC West Champions 10 Yrs. 88-33 47-17 7 PSAC West titles 1 PSAC Championship 3 NCAA Regional Championships

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297 Games as a Head Coach

LUCKHARDT YEAR BY YEAR

ALL-TIME WINNINGEST ACTIVE COACHES IN DIVISION II Coach School Wins Ken Sparks Carson-Newman 299 Dennis Douds East Stroudsburg 232 John Luckhardt California (Pa.) 225 Monte Cater Shepherd 211 Danny Hale Bloomsburg 203

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COACHING STAFF

HISTORY

MIKE CONWAY

DAVE COLE

MIKE KELLAR

AHC Defense

Cornerbacks

AHC Offense

Safeties

CHAD SALISBURY Quarterbacks

Defensive Line

Offensive Line

LARRY WILSON

Receivers/Spec. Teams

GENERAL INFORMATION

THOMAS REBHOLZ, JR.

MIKE JACOBS

MIKE EVANS

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SEVEN-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS • THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS • THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY • THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

NEWS & NOTES VULCANS FEATURE OVER 30 NFL REPS AT PRO DAY The Cal U football program welcomed representatives from 22 NFL teams and one CFL team to Adamson Stadium on March 13, as nearly two dozen players from Pennsylvania schools participated in Pro Day. The Vulcans had 11 seniors participate at the annual Pro Day: defensive backs Shawn Anderson, Erik Harris, James Nixon and Patrick Swearinger; defensive linemen Marcus Cook, Kevin Crawford, Thomas Mulabah and Steve Santia; offensive lineman Rishaw Johnson; and wide receivers Chedrick Cherry and Thomas Mayo. Cal U also welcomed nine additional players from across the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) schools and a pair of FCS players to Adamson Stadium: defensive backs Herschel Thornton (East Stroudsburg) and Gary Tillman (Millersville); defensive linemen Randy Colling (Gannon) and Keir Jeter (Edinboro); linebacker Ian Wild (Mercyhurst); offensive linemen Daryl Kurtz (Bloomsburg) and Rob Stoner (Edinboro); quarterback Chris Lum (Lehigh); tight end Kevin Doty (Lafayette); and wide receivers David Bostic (Edinboro) and Trevor Kennedy (Mercyhurst). The players were tested in a variety of drills conducted at the NFL Combine, such as the 40-yard dash, vertical jump and three-cone drill, and also participated in position work. The following teams attended Pro Day at Adamson Stadium: Atlanta Falcons, Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers, Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Green Bay Packers, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings, New England Patriots, New York Giants, New York Jets, Oakland Raiders, Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, St. Louis Rams, San Diego Chargers, San Francisco 49ers, Tennessee Titans and the Calgary Stampeders of the CFL. The 2012 NFL Draft is held at Radio City Music Hall in New York, N.Y., this weekend, April 26-28, and broadcasts live on a variety of ESPN outlets and the NFL Network. Over the last two years, three players from the PSAC have been selected in the NFL Draft with former Cal U defensive back Tommie Campbell being selected last season in the seventh round by the Tennessee Titans.

JOHNSON INVITED TO NFL COMBINE The Cal U football team was represented at the NFL Combine for the second-straight year, as former offensive lineman Rishaw Johnson was invited to participate at the week-long event at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind., from Feb. 22-28. Johnson joined quarterback Josh Portis (2009-10) as the only two players in school history to attend the NFL Combine. Johnson was one of only five players from non-FBS programs invited to attend the annual event, which is attended by the top executives, coaching staffs and player personnel departments from all 32 NFL teams. After previously playing at Ole Miss, Johnson established himself as a dominant offensive lineman at the NCAA Division II level. He started 12 games at right guard in 2011 and was selected as one of the team’s captains. A 6-5, 310-pound senior, Johnson was named a D2Football.com First-Team All-American and received All-America Honorable Mention from Don Hansen. In January, he was chosen to participate in both the East-West Shrine Game and Senior Bowl against the top seniors from across the country. Johnson was one of 55 offensive linemen, including 17 guards, scheduled to work out at the NFL Combine. Among the notable offensive linemen that attended this year’s NFL Combine were USC’s Matt Kalil, Stanford’s David DeCastro and Michigan’s Rimington Trophy-winner David Molk. Johnson and Midwestern State tackle Amini Silatolu were the only two linemen from non-FBS programs invited to the event.

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NEWS & NOTES VULCANS PLACE THREE ON ALL-AMERICA TEAMS THIS IS CAL U COACHING STAFF AA LOOK BACK

The trio of Cal U senior offensive lineman Rishaw Johnson, senior wide receiver Thomas Mayo and junior defensive back Rontez Miles received Don Hansen All-America laurels in January. Mayo was named a First-Team All-American and Miles was tabbed a Second-Team All-American, while Johnson garnered Honorable Mention AllAmerica accolades. Mayo led the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) and ranked second in NCAA Division II with 16 touchdown receptions. He also finished fourth in the country with 1,359 receiving yards – second-most in school history – on 79 catches. A transfer from Concord, Mayo posted his thirdstraight 1,000-yard season to finish his career ranked No. 11 all-time in NCAA Division II with 4,249 receiving yards. Miles set career highs last season with 71 tackles (51 solo) and five interceptions. He led the team and tied for third in the PSAC in interceptions, while posting 6.0 tackles for loss (TFL), 13 passes defended, eight pass breakups and two blocked kicks. Miles also received All-America honors in 2011 from the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA), Associated Press (AP) and D2Football.com. One of the team’s captains, Johnson started 12 games at right guard last season after playing the last three years at Ole Miss. He helped anchor an offensive line that yielded only 17 sacks while setting school records for pass attempts and passing yards. Johnson was also selected a First-Team All-American by D2Football.com. The Don Hansen All-America Teams carries out the legacy of long-time small college football advocate Don Hansen, who passed away in 2010. Hansen started and published Don Hansen’s National Weekly Football Gazette for three decades, selecting NCAA Division II All-America Teams for the first time in 1988.

CAL U FEATURES FOUR ALL-AMERICANS

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Cal U senior offensive lineman Rishaw Johnson, senior wide receiver Thomas Mayo and junior defensive back Rontez Miles were each named D2Football.com First-Team All-Americans, while senior defensive lineman Thomas Mulabah was selected a Second-Team All-American. The Vulcans led the country with three D2Football.com First-Team All-America selections and also tied for the national lead with four overall selections on the All-America Teams. Johnson was a dominant offensive lineman for Cal U after playing the previous three seasons at Ole Miss. He started 12 games at right guard last season and helped anchor an offensive line that allowed only 17 sacks on a school-record 461 pass attempts. Johnson, who earned all-region laurels from Daktronics and Don Hansen, was voted a team captain and earned All-Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) West First-Team honors. Mayo was one of the top wide receivers in the country in 2011, finishing second in NCAA Division II with 16 touchdown receptions. He also ranked fourth in the nation with 1,359 yards on 79 receptions. An Associated Press (AP) and Daktronics AllAmerican, Mayo finished his career as the active leader in NCAA Division II with 4,249 receiving yards, while being second among active players with 44 career touchdown catches. Miles continued to garner honors after his stellar junior campaign in which he was named PSAC West Defensive Player of the Year and an American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) and AP First-Team AllAmerican. He led the team with a career-high five interceptions and established a career best with 71 tackles (51 solo). A 6-1 defensive back, Miles also posted 6.0 tackles for loss (TFL), 13 passes defended, eight pass break-ups and two blocked kicks. Mulabah broke the all-time school record with 39.0 TFL after leading the team with 15.5 TFL and 7.0 sacks last season. He finished sixth on the team, and tops among defensive linemen, with a career-high 70 tackles (32 solo). A three-year starter, Mulabah received All-PSAC West honors for the second-straight time in 2011. The PSAC featured seven players recognized by D2Football.com with five First-Team All-Americans. Last season marked the 12th-consecutive year in which D2Football.com has selected All-America Teams, which are selected by the D2Football.com staff with input from coaches and sports information directors from around the country.

SEVEN-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS • THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS • THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY • THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

NEWS & NOTES JOHNSON, MAYO SELECTED TO EAST-WEST SHRINE GAME® Cal U seniors Rishaw Johnson and Thomas Mayo were selected to participate in the East-West Shrine Game® in St. Petersburg, Fla., on Jan. 28. The 87th-annual East-West Shrine Game® benefited the 22 Shriners Hospitals for Children in the United States, Canada and Mexico. After previously playing at Ole Miss, Johnson quickly established himself as a dominant offensive lineman at the NCAA Division II level. The 6-5, 310-pound senior started 12 games at right guard last year and was selected one of the team’s captain. He was named to the All-Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) West First-Team and received allregion laurels from Daktronics and Don Hansen. Johnson was one of 10 offensive linemen (four guards) selected to represent the East at Tropicana Field. In only one year with the program, Mayo registered one of the most prolific seasons for a wide receiver in school history. He ranked second in NCAA Division II with 16 touchdown receptions, while ranking fourth in the country with 1,359 yards on 79 catches. The 6-2, 200-pound wide receiver was selected an Associated Press (AP) and Daktronics All-American after finishing his career ranked 11th in NCAA Division II history with over 4,000 receiving yards. Mayo was one of eight wide receivers chosen to play for the East. Johnson and Mayo were two of only four players from NCAA Division II programs invited to participate in the East-West Shrine Game®. There are 246 former Shrine Game players currently in the NFL, 62 East-West alumni are in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and 44 players from last year’s game were selected in the 2011 NFL Draft. Former San Diego Chargers head coach Bobby Ross led the East, while former Minnesota Vikings head coach Brad Childress guided the West.

SIX SENIORS SELECTED TO DON HANSEN BOWL Six senior standouts from the Cal U football team participated in the Don Hansen Bowl on Jan. 14 in Virginia Beach, Va. Senior defensive linemen Kevin Crawford, Thomas Mulabah and Steve Santia, along with senior defensive backs Erik Harris and James Nixon and senior wide receiver Chedrick Cherry were invited to the event. The game was played at Sportsplex Stadium, which features an artificial surface and a 6,000-seating capacity. The trio of Crawford, Mulabah and Santia helped anchor one of the nation’s top rushing defenses in 2011, as the Vulcans allowed only 101.2 yards/game. Crawford finished with 37 tackles (17 solo), 9.0 tackles for loss (TFL) and 5.5 sacks in his second year as the starter. Mulabah posted a banner senior campaign, breaking the all-time school record for TFL after leading the team with 7.0 sacks and 15.5 TFL. Santia finished with 37 stops (19 solo), 10.5 TFL, 3.5 sacks and one interception after starting all 13 games. Harris tied for fourth on the team with 71 tackles (37 solo) and ranked second on the team with three interceptions. He also registered 8.5 TFL, 3.0 sacks and seven passes defended as a senior. Nixon, who played the previous three seasons at Temple, posted 14 stops (eight solo) while playing 12 games with two starts. Cherry ranked second on the team in receiving this season, posting 716 yards and five touchdowns on 55 catches. He finished his career tied for second in school history with 22 receiving touchdowns and was one of only six players in school history to total 2,000 receiving yards. The game is named after Don Hansen, who passed away in 2010 and was a pioneer of national media coverage of small college football.

2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009 • 2010 • 2011 PSAC WEST CHAMPIONS

NEWS & NOTES CAL U FINISHES NO. 15 IN FINAL AFCA POLL THIS IS CAL U COACHING STAFF

The Cal U football team was ranked No. 15 in the final American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Top 25 poll, marking the fifth-straight season in which the program finished the year in the national poll. Cal U finished the season with a 10-3 overall record and earned its fifth-straight appearance in the NCAA Playoffs, which is the longest current streak in Super Region One. The Vulcans also earned a share of their seventh-consecutive Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) West title, which breaks the conference record for consecutive divisional crowns. The Vulcans were one of three PSAC teams, and seven teams from Super Region One, to finish the season in the AFCA Top 25 poll. Conference-champion Kutztown was the highest-ranked PSAC team in the poll at No. 13 with Cal U and Bloomsburg at Nos. 15 and 21, respectively. Regional-champion Winston-Salem State (N.C.), who defeated the Vulcans in the second round of the playoffs, finished No. 3 in the poll after a 13-1 season. Under head coach John Luckhardt, Cal U opened the year No. 12 in the preseason poll and after a seasonopening loss moved up to as high as No. 14 in mid-October.

AA LOOK BACK

2011 American Football Coaches Association Division II Coaches’ Poll – December 19, 2011 Prev. 7 NR 3 8 10 9 2 5 1 4 15 20 6 12 17 11 14 16 19 13 18 21 22 24 NR

Postseason Results D. Wayne St. (Mich.), 35-21, in national championship Lost to No. 7 Pittsburg St. (Kan.), 35-21, in national championship Lost to Wayne St. (Mich.), 21-14, in semifinals Lost to No. 7 Pittsburg St. (Kan.), 49-23, in semifinals Lost to No. 7 Pittsburg St. (Kan.), 41-16, in quarterfinals Lost to Wayne St. (Mich.), 31-25, in quarterfinals Lost to No. 10 Northwest Missouri St., 38-31 OT, in second round Lost to No. 3 Winston-Salem St. (N.C.), 27-7, in quarterfinals Lost to No. 9 Minnesota-Duluth, 24-21, in second round Lost to Wayne St. (Mich.), 38-26, in second round Lost to No. 7 Pittsburg St. (Kan.), 31-22, in second round Lost to No. 8 Delta St. (Miss.), 28-23, in quarterfinals Lost to No. 5 New Haven (Conn.), 44-37, in second round Lost to No. 8 Delta St. (Miss.), 42-14, in second round Lost to No. 3 Winston-Salem St. (N.C.), 35-28, in second round Lost to No. 15 Washburn (Kan.), 52-49, in first round Lost to Wayne St. (Mich.), 48-38, in first round Lost to No. 10 Northwest Missouri St., 35-29, in first round Lost to No. 20 North Greenville (S.C.), 58-32, in second round DNQ Playoffs DNQ Playoffs DNQ Playoffs Lost to No. 12 North Alabama, 43-27, in first round DNQ Playoffs D. No. 23 Central Missouri, 26-7, in Lower Kanza Bowl

Head Coach Tim Beck Paul Winters Connell Maynor Ron Roberts Adam Dorrel Bob Nielson Bill Maskill Peter Rossomando John Wristen Darrell Morris Craig Schurig Jamey Chadwell Raymond Monica Terry Bowden John Luckhardt Chris Thomsen Scott Underwood Jerry Partridge Tim Clifton Rob Smith Danny Hale Monte Cater Will Hall Jonas Jackson Don Carthel

Dropped Out: Central Missouri (23), Grand Valley St. (Mich.) (25) Others Receiving Votes: Grand Valley St. (Mich.), 33; Central Missouri, 24; Saginaw Valley St. (Mich.), 22; Albany St. (Ga.), 20; Minnesota St.-Mankato, 20; East Central (Okla.), 19; Colorado School of Mines, 12; Concord (W.Va.), 12; Elizabeth City St. (N.C.), 10; Morehouse (Ga.), 7; Hillsdale (Mich.), 4; Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.), 4; Slippery Rock (Pa.), 4; North Carolina-Pembroke, 2; Valdosta St. (Ga.), 1.

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Pts. 725 696 638 616 548 541 520 517 466 446 407 393 388 352 325 307 290 242 224 188 128 91 84 51 48

HISTORY

Rec. 13-1 12-4 13-1 11-3 11-3 11-3 10-1 11-2 11-1 10-2 10-3 11-3 11-2 9-3 10-3 8-3 9-3 9-3 8-3 9-1 9-2 9-2 8-4 9-2 8-3

ROSTER

Rank School (1st votes) 1. Pittsburg St. (Kan.) (29) 2. Wayne St. (Mich.) 3. Winston-Salem St. (N.C.) 4. Delta St. (Miss.) 5. Northwest Missouri St. 6. Minnesota-Duluth 7. Midwestern St. (Texas) 8. New Haven (Conn.) 9. Colorado St.-Pueblo 10. Nebraska-Kearney 11. Washburn (Kan.) 12. North Greenville (S.C.) 13. Kutztown (Pa.) 14. North Alabama 15. California (Pa.) 16. Abilene Christian (Texas) 17. St. Cloud State (Minn.) 18. Missouri Western St. 19. Mars Hill (N.C.) 20. Humboldt St. (Calif.) 21. Bloomsburg (Pa.) 22. Shepherd (W.Va.) 23. West Alabama 24. West Virginia Wesleyan 25. West Texas A&M

SPRING ROSTER SEVEN-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS • THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS • THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY • THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

NUMERICAL ROSTER 1 Knox, Jeff..........................DB 2 Johnson, Trey.................. WR 3 Brown, Kwamaine............ RB 5 Brown, Nadir................... WR 6 Bryant, Ja’wan..................DB 7 Lalich, Peter............................. QB 7* Roberson, Terrell..............DB 8 Cochrane, Greg.......................DB 9 Miles, Rontez....................DB 10 Wallace, Scott...........................DB 12 Schroeder, Cody...............QB 13 Everson, Paul.................... DL 14 Scott, Kowan.................... WR 15 Conway, Dakota.............. WR 16 Stock, Austin....................QB 17 Veal, Chaz.........................DB 19 Adamson, Jasson............ WR 20 Cody, Cook........................ RB 21 Stevens, B.J....................... DL 22 Whiteleather, Tony...........DB 23 Smith, Lamont.........................RB 24 Stefanik, Bryan................. RB 25 Townes, C.J.......................DB 26 Saunders, Brandon..........DB 27 Parrish, Jeff.......................DB 28 Lewis, Kenny.....................DB 29 Nuzzo, Cody........................ K 31 Mudimbi, Andy.................DB 32 Burnam, Stephon.............DB 33 Cunningham, Ian..............DB 35 Moncrief, Jermaine......... RB 36 Fiore, Derrick....................DB 37 Forsythe, Jake.................. RB 38 Carr, James........................ LB 39 Moore, Brett....................... K 40 Stupar, Rob....................... RB 41 Davis, Billy........................ RB 42 Thomas, R.J......................... R 43 Mullinix, Jon......................LS 44 Justice, Brian.................... LB 45 France, Charles................. RB 46 Lynn, Spencer................... LB 48 Covert, Scott......................TE 50 Flagg, Will......................... DL 51 Abercrombie, Jack........... LB 52 Harding, Darnell............... DL 53 Diamond, Brett................. LB 54 Revtai, C.J......................... LB 55 Mathieu, Claudy............... DL 58 Voss, David.......................OL * indicates double numbers BOLD participating in spring ball

No. Name

Cl.

Pos.

Ht.

Wt.

Hometown/High School

51 19 3 5 6 86 32 38 88 91 8 15 20 48 33 53 41 75 13 77 36 50 37 45 73 52 2 44 94 1 64 7 28 84 46 98 74 55 81 9 35 39 31 43 29 76 27 54 7* 85 26 12 14 70

So. Fr. (R) So. (R) Jr. (R) Jr. Fr. So. Sr. Jr. Fr. (R) Sr. Fr. (R) So. Fr. (R) Fr. Sr. (R) Jr. Fr. (R) Jr. Sr. Fr. (R) Fr. Fr. (R) Jr. So. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. (R) Fr. (R) So. Sr. Fr. (R) Fr. So. Sr. Jr. Fr. (R) Jr. Jr. So. Sr. Jr. So. So. Fr. Jr. Fr. (R) Fr. (R) So.

OL WR RB WR DB TE DB LB WR/TE DL DB WR RB RB DB LB RB OL DL OL DB DL RB RB OL DL WR LB DL DB OL QB DB WR LB DL OL DL WR DB RB K DB LS K OL DB LB DB WR DB QB WR OL

6-2 6-0 5-9 6-5 6-2 6-5 5-11 6-0 6-3 6-3 6-2 5-10 5-9 6-2 6-1 6-2 5-11 6-4 6-4 6-3 5-11 6-0 5-11 6-2 6-2 6-4 5-6 6-3 6-3 6-2 6-4 6-5 5-11 6-0 6-2 6-3 6-2 6-5 6-0 6-1 6-1 6-2 5-10 6-0 5-9 6-6 6-1 6-2 5-9 5-11 6-0 6-4 6-4 6-4

275 180 195 200 190 235 180 225 205 215 205 180 180 240 200 230 200 290 257 305 190 255 220 230 280 240 150 228 370 205 305 235 165 170 230 295 275 250 185 210 240 200 170 210 175 310 200 225 185 175 185 185 180 280

Hatboro, Pa./Hatboro-Harsham Rochester, Pa./Rochester Kissimmee, Fla./Osceola East Orange, N.J./East Orange McKeesport, Pa./McKeesport Carnegie, Pa./Bishop Canevin Cincinnati, Ohio/Elder La Habra, Calif./Sonora San Diego, Calif./Mira Mesa McKeesport, Pa./McKeesport Chandler, Ariz./Chandler California, Pa./California Beaver Falls, Pa./Beaver Falls Lake Forest, Ill./Lake Forest Brooklyn, N.Y./James Madison Chesterfield, Va./Matoaca Butler, Pa./Seneca Valley Chester, Pa./Coatesville Rochester, Pa./Rochester Lancaster, Pa./Manheim Township Monongahela, Pa./Ringgold Levitown, Pa./Pennsbury New Salem, Pa./Uniontown Morgantown, W.Va./Preston Beaver, Pa./Beaver McKeesport, Pa./McKeesport Rochester, Pa./Rochester Cape Coral, Fla./Cape Coral Harrisburg, Pa./Bishop McDevitt Pittsburgh, Pa./DeMatha Catholic (Md.) Bridgeville, Pa./Chartiers Valley Springfield, Va./West Springfield Hamilton, Ohio/Hamilton Columbus, Ohio/Pickerington North Belle Vernon, Pa./Belle Vernon Denver, Colo./Mohave (Ariz.) McKees Rocks, Pa./Montour Philadelphia, Pa./George Washington Allentown, Pa./Parkland Braddock, Pa./Woodland Hills Massillon, Ohio/Massillon Washington York, Pa./York Catholic Tacoma Park, Md./John F. Kennedy Dayton, Md./Glenelg Bradford, Pa./Bradford Titusville, Pa./Titusville Monroeville, Pa./Gateway Oakdale, Pa./West Allegheny Pittsburgh, Pa./Penn Hills Catlett, Va./Liberty Laurel, Md./Paint Branch Avon, Ohio/Avon East Orange, N.J./Wilson (Pa.) Harrisburg, Pa./Central Dauphin

Jack Abercrombie Jasson Adamson Kwamaine Brown Nadir Brown Ja’wan Bryant Trey Bucci Stephon Burnam James Carr Brandon Chambers Sa’Quan Clark Greg Cochrane Dakota Conway Cody Cook Scott Covert Ian Cunningham Brett Diamond Billy Davis Jahmal Dixon-Baker Paul Everson Tim Farley Derrick Fiore Will Flagg Jake Forsythe Charles France Chris George Darnell Harding Trey Johnson Brian Justice Jason Kates Jeff Knox, Jr. Eric Kush Peter Lalich Kenny Lewis Devin Lomax Spencer Lynn Vince Manus Eddie Martin Claudy Mathieu Kellan McCants Rontez Miles Jermaine Moncrief Brett Moore Andy Mudimbi Jon Mullinix Cody Nuzzo Levi Pardee Jeff Parrish C.J. Revtai Terrell Roberson Basil Rynestad Brandon Saunders Cody Schroeder Kowan Scott Jeremy Seaman

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SPRING ROSTER 63 95 23 93

Tyler Sellew Kenny Smith Lamont Smith Mitchell Stead

So. So. Sr. So.

No. Name

OL DL RB DL

6-2 6-6 5-10 6-3

320 295 185 255

Belle Vernon, Pa./Belle Vernon Sterling, Va./Sterling Penn Hills, Pa./Central Catholic Douglassville, Pa./Daniel Boone

Cl.

Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School So. DL 5-9 250 Pittsburgh, Pa./South Allegheny Jr. RB 6-0 210 Beaver Falls, Pa./Blackhawk Jr. DL 6-2 245 Monroeville, Pa./Gateway Fr. QB 6-0 195 Miami, Fla./Miami Central Jr. RB 6-1 230 State College, Pa./State College Jr. (R) DL 6-3 260 Pittsburgh, Pa./Woodland Hills Sr. WR 6-1 175 Greensburg, Pa./Hempfield Jr. RB 6-1 225 Greensburg, Pa./Hempfield Jr. DB 6-1 190 Joppatowne,Md./Joppatowne Fr. (R) DB 6-0 180 Hamilton, Ohio/Hamilton Jr. DL 6-0 240 Garfield Heights, Ohio/Garfield Heights Jr. LB 6-0 235 Garfield Heights, Ohio/Garfield Heights 86 Bucci, Trey..........................TE Sr. DB 6-3 205 Avondale, Pa./St. Mark’s (Del.) 88 Chambers, Brandon........ WR Fr. TE 6-3 235 Brownsville, Pa./Brownsville 89 Williamson, Blake....................TE Sr. OL 6-4 255 Mt. Pleasant, Pa./Mount Pleasant 91 Clark, Sa’Quan.................. DL Sr. DB 5-10 175 Rochester, Pa./Rochester 93 Stead, Mitchell................. DL So. WR 5-11 175 Hershey, Pa./Milton Hershey 94 Kates, Jason...................... DL Sr. TE 6-3 230 Houston, Pa./Chartiers-Houston 95 Stecak, Mark..................... DL

COACHING STAFF A LOOK BACK

95 Marc Stecak 24 Bryan Stefanik 21 B.J. Stevens 16 Austin Stock 40 Rob Stupar 96 Noah Taylor 82 Casey Teagarden 42 R.J. Thomas 25 C.J. Townes 17 Chaz Veal 58 David Voss 56 Dillon Voss 10 Scott Wallace 83 Ricky Walters 68 Chet Welc 22 Toni Whiteleather 80 Mike Williams 89 Blake Williamson

NUMERICAL ROSTER 56 Voss, Dillon....................... LB 63 Sellew, Tyler......................OL 68 Welc, Chet..........................TE 70 Seaman, Jeremy...............OL 73 George, Chris....................OL 74 Martin, Eddie....................OL 75 Dixon Baker, Jahmal........OL 76 Pardee, Levi......................OL 77 Farley, Tim.........................OL 80 Williams, Mike................. WR 81 McCants, Kellen............... WR 82 Teagarden, Casey..................WR 83 Walters, Ricky....................TE 84 Lomax, Devin................... WR 85 Rynestad, Basil................ WR

THIS IS CAL U

96 Taylor, Noah...................... DL 98 Manus, Vince.................... DL

* indicates double numbers

Pos.

Ht.

Wt.

Hometown/High School

Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr.

DL DL RB TE/P QB TE DB DB TE TE RB/WR DL/OL OL DL LB DB OL LB DL QB OL DL

6-4 6-0 5-10 6-5 6-5 6-2 6-0 5-11 6-0 6-5 5-10 6-2 6-0 6-5 6-0 6-2 6-5 6-0 6-6 6-0 6-4 6-2

225 265 215 260 220 220 240 182 240 240 185 325 255 250 215 210 290 225 295 195 300 285

Pittsburgh, Pa./Taylor Allderdice West Chester, Ohio/Lakota West Columbus, Ohio/Westerville South Huntingdon, Pa./Huntingdon California, Pa./California California, Pa./California Uniontown, Pa./Laurel Highlands Pittsburgh, Pa./Pittsburgh Central Catholic Erie, Pa./East Clairton, Pa./Clairton West Lawn, Pa./Wilson Johnstown, Pa./Bishop McCort McKeesport, Pa./McKeesport Philadelphia, Pa./George Washington Harrisburg, Pa./Susquehanna Twonship Coraopolis, Pa./Cornell Chesapeake, Va./Great Bridge Beaver Falls, Pa./Blackhawk Sterling, Va./Sterling Miami, Fla./Miami Central Pittsburgh, Pa./Carrick Columbus, Ohio/Olentangy

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Cl.

Jay Barlow Blake Bell Daxton Cates Andrew Cerett Tyler Conway Skylar Dickinson Bobby Downs Arnel Farmer Lavonte Ford Desimon Green Rodney Gillin Wayne Jones James Knight Claudy Mathieu Shane Mills Bryan Lipke Mike Price Mike Shansky Kenny Smith Austin Stock Jonah Tyus Bryan Young

HISTORY

Name

ROSTER ROSTER

2012 RECRUITING CLASS

BOLD participating in spring ball

SEVEN-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS • THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS • THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY • THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

2011 STATISTICS DATE

OPPONENT

W/L

SCORE

ATT.

TEAM STATISTICS..........................................CAL..................................OPP

09/01/11

#13 ST. CLOUD STATE

3 - 26

5,233

SCORING .....................................................................405 .......................................... 209

09/10/11

C.W. POST

41 - 13

2,721

09/17/11

@ East Stroudsburg

22 - 19

1,442

Points Per Game ....................................................31.2 .........................................16.1

09/24/11

CLARION*

40 - 13

2,941

10/01/11

@ Lock Haven*

54 - 13

589

10/08/11

GANNON*

33 - 6

2,735

10/15/11

@ Slippery Rock*

3 - 17

9,724

10/22/11

MERCYHURST*

32 - 26

3,261

10/29/11

@ Indiana (Pa.)*

28 - 10

856

Yards gained rushing ....................................... 2,130 ...................................... 1,769

11/05/11

EDINBORO*

34 - 28

3,790

Yards lost rushing ................................................. 329 ......................................... 454

11/12/11

@ Cheyney

43 - 3

311

Rushing Attempts .................................................462 ......................................... 448

11/19/11

ELIZABETH CITY

44 - 0

2,127

Average Per Rush ................................................... 3.9 ........................................... 2.9

11/26/11

at #3 Winston-Salem State

28-35

7,645

FIRST DOWNS ...........................................................299 ......................................... 221 Rushing ....................................................................... 93 ............................................ 87 Passing ......................................................................175 ..........................................107 Penalty ........................................................................ 31 ............................................ 27 RUSHING YARDAGE ........................................... 1,801 ...................................... 1,315

Average Per Game ............................................ 138.5 ...................................... 101.2 TDs Rushing ............................................................... 20 ............................................ 14

* - PSAC West Game; $ - NCAA Playoffs

SCORE BY QUARTERS

PASSING YARDAGE ............................................ 3,784 ...................................... 2,210

Total

California (Pa.)

165

110

402

Opponents

44 65 56 44 0

209

Comp-Att-Int ........................................... 291-461-13 ......................... 218-392-20 Average Per Pass ..................................................... 8.2 .......................................... 5.6 Average Per Catch ................................................13.0 ........................................ 10.1 Average Per Game ............................................ 291.1 ...................................... 170.0 TDs Passing ................................................................ 31 ............................................ 12 TOTAL OFFENSE .................................................. 5,585 ...................................... 3,525 Total Plays ................................................................ 923 ......................................... 840 Average Per Play ..................................................... 6.1 ........................................... 4.2 Average Per Game ............................................ 429.6 ...................................... 271.2 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards .............................48-1,004 ............................... 63-1,159 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards ............................. 33-235 ......................................13-92 INT RETURNS: #-Yards .................................. 20-196 ................................... 13-188 KICK RETURN AVERAGE .....................................20.9 .........................................18.4 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE ...................................... 7.1 ........................................... 7.1 INT RETURN AVERAGE .......................................... 9.8 .........................................14.5 FUMBLES-LOST .................................................. 26-20 ..................................... 29-19 PENALTIES-Yards .......................................... 102-915 ................................... 85-773 Average Per Game .............................................. 70.4 ........................................ 59.5 PUNTS-Yards ................................................... 42-1548 ................................ 67-2536 Average Per Punt ................................................. 36.9 ........................................ 37.9 Net punt average ................................................ 33.7 ........................................ 34.0 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game ........................ 30:35 ...................................... 29.24 3RD-DOWN Conversions ............................. 70/176 ................................... 56-173 3rd-Down Pct ........................................................ 40% ........................................ 32% 4TH-DOWN Conversions ................................... 9/31 ....................................... 9/23 4th-Down Pct ........................................................ 29% ........................................ 39% SACKS BY-Yards ............................................... 39-248 ................................... 17-121 MISC YARDS .................................................................. 4 ......................................... 112 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ....................................... 55 ........................................... 27 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS .................................. 6-15 ....................................... 9-15 ON-SIDE KICKS ........................................................ 0-0 .......................................... 1-2 RED-ZONE SCORES ............................... (39-63) 62% ......................... (32-40) 80% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS ................ (33-63) 52% ......................... (23-40) 57% PAT-ATTEMPTS ....................................... (47-52) 90% ......................... (18-24) 75% ATTENDANCE .................................................... 22,808 ................................... 20,567

Peter Lalich

Games/Avg Per Game ................................... 7/3258 .................................. 6/3428

2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009 • 2010 • 2011 PSAC WEST CHAMPIONS

2011 STATISTICS RUSHING GP

Att.

Gain Loss

Net Avg. TD Long Avg./G

Lamont Smith

200

1156

113

5.6

85.6

Jeff Knox, Jr.

314

280

3.3

21.5

Edwin Gowins

288

273

5.1

45.5

Trey Johnson

156

145

4.3

12.1

Cody Cook

2 12 53 0 53 4.4 0 9 26.5

Bryan Stefanik

10 22 59 13 46 2.1 0 11 4.6

Erik Harris

Brian Sweeney Thomas Mayo

4.8

1.5

4 7 30 23 7 1.0 0 10 1.8 5 0 5 5.0 1 5 0.4 1 0 0 0.0 0 3 0.0

Andy Mudimbi

1 1

0 3 -3 -3.0 0 0 -3.0

Phillip Aholt

1 1

0 10 -10 -10.0 0 0 -10.0

TEAM

-44

-4.0

-4.9

Total

462

2130

329 1801

3.9

138.5

Opponents

448

1769

454 1315

2.9

101.2

PASSING GP

Peter Lalich

Effic. Cmp-Att-Int Pct. Yds. TD Lng Avg./G

150.83

283-447-12

63.3

286.5

Brian Sweeney

68.83

7-13-1

53.8

3725 31 47

11.8

Phillip Aholt

200.80

1-1-0 100.0

12.0

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total

13 148.62

291-461-13

63.1 3784 31

291.1

Opponents

13 102.87

218-392-20

55.6 2210 12

170.0

RECEIVING Thomas Mayo

1359

17.2

104.5

Chedrick Cherry

716

13.0

59.7

Mario Washington

660

13.8

50.8

Lamont Smith

275

8.3

21.2

Blake Williamson

366

12.2

28.2

Josh Gumbert

149

9.3

11.5

Mike Williams

144

9.6

12.0

Chase DeCarlo

9.1

4.9

Trey Johnson

4.8

2.0

Charles France

10.0

0.8

Justin Shaffer

10.0

0.8

Jahan Olyaie

7.0

1.8

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total

291

3784

13.0

291.1

Opponents

218

2210

10.1

170.0

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds.

Avg. TD Lng

139

5.6

Mario Washington

15.5

Josh Gumbert

6.5

Shawn Anderson 1 6 6.0 0 6 Jeff Knox, Jr.

Jaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;wan Bryant

0 12 0.0 1 12

3.0

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total

235

7.1

Opponents

7.1

Avg. TD Lng

17.2

Erik Harris

3.3

Shawn Anderson

3.5

Patrick Swearinger

14.0

Greg Cochrane

17.0

Stephon Burnam

2.0

Brian Justice

0.0

Thomas Mulabah

15.0

Darnell Harding

30.0

Marcus Cook

1.0

James Carr

0.0

Spencer Lynn

0.0

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total

196

9.8

Opponents

188

14.5

KICK RETURNS

No. Yds.

Avg. TD Lng

Mario Washington

482

25.4

Trey Johnson

228

20.7

Chedrick Cherry

133

22.2

Jeff Knox, Jr.

9.3

James Nixon

19.7

Robby Green

27.5

Bryan Stefanik

9.5

James Carr

0.0

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total

1004

20.9

Opponents

1159

18.4

FUMBLE RETURNS

No. Yds.

Avg. TD Lng

B.J. Stevens

4.0

Paul Everson

-13

-13.0

4 0

Steve Santia

35.0

Thomas Mulabah

12.0

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total

9.5

Opponents

15.3

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Trey Johnson

No. Yds.

Rontez Miles

HISTORY

GP No. Yds. Avg. TD Lng Avg./G

ROSTER

INTERCEPTIONS

A LOOK BACK

Trey Johnson

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COACHING STAFF

13 1

Mario Washington 13 13

Peter Lalich

THIS IS CAL U

2011 STATISTICS SEVEN-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS • THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS • THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY • THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

SCORING

|----------- PATs -----------| TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv. Pass DXP Saf. Pts. Thomas Mayo 17 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 104 Cody Nuzzo 0 6-15 47-52 0 0 0 0 0 65 Jeff Knox, Jr. 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 Lamont Smith 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 Chedrick Cherry 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 Mario Washington 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 Edwin Gowins 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 Blake Williamson 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 Josh Gumbert 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 Ja’wan Bryant 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Mike Williams 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Thomas Mulabah 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Peter Lalich 1 0 0 0 0 1-2 0 0 6 TEAM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 6 Steve Santia 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Robby Green 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total 55 6-15 47-52 0 1 1-2 1 3 405 Opponents 27 9-15 18-24 0-1 1 1-2 0 0 209

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec. PR KOR IR Tot. Avg./G Lamont Smith 13 1113 275 0 0 0 1388 106.8 Thomas Mayo 13 5 1359 0 0 0 1364 104.9 Mario Washington 13 0 660 62 482 0 1204 92.6 Chedrick Cherry 12 0 716 0 133 0 849 70.8 Trey Johnson 12 145 24 139 228 0 536 44.7 Blake Williamson 13 0 366 0 0 0 366 28.2 Jeff Knox, Jr. 13 280 0 3 28 0 311 23.9 Edwin Gowins 6 273 0 0 0 0 273 45.5 Josh Gumbert 13 0 149 13 0 0 162 12.5 Mike Williams 12 0 144 0 0 0 144 12.0 Rontez Miles 13 0 0 0 0 86 86 6.6 Bryan Stefanik 10 46 0 0 19 0 65 6.5 Chase DeCarlo 13 0 64 0 0 0 64 4.9 James Nixon 12 0 0 0 59 0 59 4.9 Robby Green 7 0 0 0 55 0 55 7.9 Cody Cook 2 53 0 0 0 0 53 26.5 Darnell Harding 9 0 0 0 0 30 30 3.3 Erik Harris 13 19 0 0 0 10 29 2.2 Patrick Swearinger 12 0 0 0 0 28 28 2.3 Greg Cochrane 13 0 0 0 0 17 17 1.3 Thomas Mulabah 13 0 0 0 0 15 15 1.2 Shawn Anderson 13 0 0 6 0 7 13 1.0 Ja’wan Bryant 12 0 0 12 0 0 12 1.0 Justin Shaffer 13 0 10 0 0 0 10 0.8 Charles France 12 0 10 0 0 0 10 0.8 Brian Sweeney 4 7 0 0 0 0 7 1.8 Jahan Olyaie 4 0 7 0 0 0 7 1.8 Stephon Burnam 12 0 0 0 0 2 2 0.2 Marcus Cook 13 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.1 Andy Mudimbi 1 -3 0 0 0 0 -3 -3.0 Phillip Aholt 1 -10 0 0 0 0 -10 -10.0 TEAM 9 -44 0 0 0 0 -44 -4.9 Peter Lalich 13 -83 0 0 0 0 -83 -6.4 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total 13 1801 3784 235 1004 196 7020 540.0 Opponents 13 1315 2210 92 1159 188 4964 381.8

Chedrick Cherry

TOTAL OFFENSE

G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg./G

Peter Lalich

477

-83

3725

3642

280.2

Lamont Smith

200

1113

85.6

Jeff Knox, Jr.

280

21.5

Edwin Gowins

273

45.5

Trey Johnson

145

12.1

Brian Sweeney

13.5

Cody Cook

53.

26.5

Bryan Stefanik

4.6

Erik Harris

1.5

Thomas Mayo

0.4

Phillip Aholt

-10

2.0

Andy Mudimbi

-3

-3.0

TEAM

-44

-4.9

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923

1801

3784

5585

429.6

Opponents

840

1315

2210

3525

271.2

PUNTING Erik Harris

No.

Yds.

1296

37.0

252

36.0

Cody Nuzzo

Avg. Lng TB

FC i20

50+ Blk.

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1548 36.9

Opponents

2536 37.9

FIELD GOALS

Made-Att.

Cody Nuzzo

Pct. 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Lg Blk.

6-15 40.0 0-0 3-6 3-6 0-3 0-0 33 2

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2011 STATISTICS DEFENSIVE LEADERS |------Tackles------|

Solo Ast Tot.

|-Sacks-| TFL-Yds. No-Yds.

|---Pass Def---|

|-----Fumbles-----| Blkd

Int.-Yds. PBU QBH

Rcv.-Yds.

Kick

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13.0-30

2.0-8

1-0

---

4.5-8

1.0-5

1-0

---

1-0

---

8 Greg Cochrane

5.5-34

3.5-30

1-17

---

9 Rontez Miles

6.0-17

---

5-86

---

31 Erik Harris

8.5-37

3.0-24

3-10

1-0

---

61 Thomas Mulabah

15.5-77

7.0-56

1-15

4-12

---

99 Kevin Crawford

9.0-39

5.5-30

---

3-0

---

65 Steve Santia

10.5-37

3.5-22

---

1-35

---

25 Shawn Anderson

---

2-7

---

3 Patrick Swearinger

1.5-5

---

2-28

---

1-0

---

90 Marcus Cook

7.5-29

4.5-23

1-1

---

26 Robby Green

2.5-12

1.0-7

---

52 Darnell Harding

12.5-44

5.0-28

1-30

---

21 B.J. Stevens

2.0-10

---

2-4

---

14 Jeff Knox, Jr.

---

1-0

---

13 Paul Everson

1.0-0

---

1--13

---

38 James Carr

1.0-5

1-0

---

35 Stephon Burnam

---

1-2

---

15 James Nixon

---

28 Eric LIvsey

1.0-1

---

1-0

---

17 Jaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;wan Bryant

---

94 Jason Kates

1.0-2

---

1-0

---

56 Dillon Voss

---

54 C.J. Revtai

97 Andrew Donnelly

---

1-0

---

45 Charles France

---

29 Cody Nuzzo

---

98 Vince Manus

0.5-1

---

1-0

---

19 Thomas Mayo

---

22 Toni Whiteleather

1.0-2

---

39 Terrell Roberson

---

TM TEAM 1 Mario Washington 27 Jeff Parrish

---

2 Trey Johnson

---

7 Peter Lalich

---

64 Eric Kush

---

--- --- --- --- --- --- ---

75 Rishaw Johnson 12 1 --- 1 --- ---

--- --- --- --- --- --- ---

80 Mike Williams

---

37 Jamyl Aminu

---

95 Marc Stecak

---

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Total

458 450

908

104-390 39-248

20-196

19-38

Opponents

538 422

960

72-269

13-188

19-46

---

17-121

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GENERAL INFORMATION

6 Chedrick Cherry 12 1 --- 1 --- ---

Greg Cochrane

HISTORY

88 Josh Gumbert

Spencer Lynn

ROSTER

10 Scott Wallace

Brian Justice

A LOOK BACK

46 Spencer Lynn

COACHING STAFF

44 Brian Justice

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ince 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 NCAA regional championships. Cal U has also made fourstraight appearances in the NCAA Playoffs, while capturing three 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. 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 Vulcans 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. The 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, the 1930’s brought multiple firsts to the program. In the 1930 season, WMNM radio out of Fairmont, W.Va., 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 the region. Two years later, the Vulcans also played in their first 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. Due to the lack of male students during the war, 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 the 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 The history of the Vulcan football program extends back to the turn of eras of Cal U football. the 20th century. In 1898, the program transitioned from a club team This period also brought to a varsity sport. in the first thoughts of weight training and outStadium. The new facility provided a place for the of-season workouts and practices. Even though there was no regularity to program to move to the next level. In addition to Adamson Stadium, university administration was these workouts and practices, coaches and studentathletes 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, outof-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 once again showed its support to the program by staff that focused on teaching certain positions, hiring its first full-time head coach in Hal Hunter. academic requirements were instituted, and In what most call the modern era of the game transfers from other high-profile universities such (1980’s forward), the Vulcan program began to take as Maryland, South Carolina and Vanderbilt were the shape that we currently know. A classroom in accepted to compete for the Vulcans. Cal U was Hamer Hall was converted to an office for the sole able to capitalize on these changes as it captured purpose of football operations and shortly after that, the 1968 PSAC Championship, where they tied East former standout quarterback Jeff Petrucci took over Stroudsburg. the program and Cal U to started regain the prestige As Cal U and the rest of the country transitioned that it had lost previously. Petrucci implemented into the 1970’s, the Vietnam War affected the a regimented weight-training program, out-offootball program. Many individuals looked at season workouts and an unseen dedication to the football as a form of violence and resented it; program that translated into capturing the 1984 therefore, not receiving the support it once did PSAC Championship. The newly found off season from fans and administration. Focus was also dedication to the program produced some great taken off of the program from the university players that consisted of first-team all-conference administration, which allowed the student-athletes selections such as Bill Seidel, Dave Diesel, Ken to take more time for their social life. This decrease Wysocki, Arthur Motton and Perry Kemp who was in dedication to the sport outside of the normal- also an AP All-American and went on to play for the season practices and schedules resulted in some Green Bay Packers. heart-felt seasons as the Vulcans struggled to During the 1990’s, the Vulcans experienced upmake tallies in the win column. This change, along and-down success; however, many individual greats with the lack of awarded scholarship dollars to the graced the field at Adamson Stadium. Wide receiver student-athletes, translated into just 18 wins over an Vic Shandor was a first team all-conference selection eight-year period. However, as the War passed, the in 1992 and in 1993 wide receiver Ken Cahoon football program came back into focus. One bright picked up where Shandor left off by being selected spot of the 1970’s was the completion of Adamson as a First-Team All-PSAC and Northeast Region selection. The 1997 squad featured defensive tackle Jon Bolen who received Honorable Mention All-America honors and in 1999, Jason Gross and

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VULCAN HALL OF FAME

A LOOK BACK

spring of 2011 with the area’s newest professional football team, the Pittsburgh Power of the Arena Football League. After a stellar two years at Cal U, finishing in 2005, Antoine Bagwell was signed as an undrafted free agent with the St. Louis Rams in 2006. Wesley Cates, the all-time leading rusher and scorer in school history, also continued his career after his days in a Vulcan uniform. In six years playing in the Canadian Football League, he amassed nearly 5,000 rushing yards and over 40 touchdowns. 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 the 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 to Terrence Johnson, the Vulcan tradition is living stronger than ever.

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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. In 2010, Curry signed with the St. Louis Rams of the National Football League. In addition to Curry, former All-American defensive back Terrence Johnson also continued his career on the gridiron by participating in preseason camp with the New England Patriots and then later being signed to the practice squad of the Indianapolis Colts. In the spring of 2011, Josh Portis was the first Vulcan selected to compete at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, Ind. In just two seasons at Cal U, Portis established himself, as an elite quarterback by setting the all-time school record for touchdown passes. Gary Butler (2004-07) and Kevin McCabe (2008) also competed in the

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Wesley Cates notched all-conference honors. The 2000’s have brought the Vulcan football program its highest points. Since Luckhardt arrived, the Cal U football program has been arguably the best team in the PSAC. Compiling a 88-33 record since 2002, the Vulcans have featured several All-Americans including Antoine Bagwell, Kirby Griffin, A.J. Jackson, Terrence Johnson, Tim McCutcheon, Rontez Miles and Willie Walker. In 2007, the Vulcans made their first-ever appearance in the NCAA postseason and advanced to the National Semifinals before losing to the eventualNational Champion Valdosta State (Ga.). In 2008 and 2009, the Vulcans found themselves in similar situations by making it to the semifinals of the NCAA Playoffs 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 nation’s elite generates enthusiasm across the campus. Over the years, numerous Vulcan football

ROSTER

Elmo Natali, 1953

Frank “Bernie” Bernadowski, 1962

Robert Lippencott, 1965

Perry Kemp, 1984

Jeff Petrucci, 1969

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 Class of 2010 John Kovalchick ‘63

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Class of 2011 William Lee ‘67 Antoine Bagwell

GENERAL INFORMATION

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

HISTORY

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

SINGLE-GAME RECORDS SEVEN-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS • THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS • THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY • THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

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

307 vs. Cheyney (2001) 287 vs. Geneva (2001) 286 vs. Edinboro (1999) 278 vs. Slippery Rock (2004) 253 vs. Lock Haven (1999) 234 vs. Southern Connecticut State (2007) 233 vs. Marietta (1963) 231 vs. West Virginia 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 Peter Lalich John Mattress Peter Lalich Todd Hirt/Dan Pifer

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) 384 vs. East Stroudsburg (2011) 382 vs. Slippery Rock 381 vs. Winston-Salem State (2011) 381 vs. Clarion (1994)

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

226 vs. Edinboro (1968) 222 vs. West Chester (1995) 201 vs. East Stroudsburg (2011) 192 vs. Shippensburg (1994) 193 vs. West Chester (2008) 181 vs. West Virginia Wesleyan (1993) 180 vs. C.W. Post (2011) 179 vs. Shippensburg (1983) 179 vs. Towson (1984) 179 vs. Clarion (1990) 179 vs. Kutztown (1993)

RECEPTIONS Pete Gialames Thomas Mayo 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) 12 vs. East Stroudsburg (2011) 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)

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

TOUCHDOWNS SCORED Rushing Receiving

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. Southern 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. Mansfield (2005) KO RETURN: 100 yds., Marc Huddleston (TD) 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) 46 yds., Marc Domonkos vs. Bloomsburg (2010)

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SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS RUSHING YARDS

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

Antoine Bagwell Wesley Cates Wesley Cates Antoine Bagwell Tyler Lorenz

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)

Peter Lalich Josh Portis Kevin McCabe Sam Mannery Josh Portis

PAT POINTS

3,725 (2011) 3,421 (2009) 3,214 (2008) 2,853 (1990) 2,651 (2010)

Tyler Lorenz Marc Domonkos Marc Domonkos Cody Nuzzo Gary Amos

PASS ATTEMPTS

Tyler Lorenz Marc Domonkos Tyler Lorenz

PUNTS

Peter Lalich Kevin McCabe Kevin Russell Josh Portis

Rusty Springer Jace Amore Jason Gross Mike Grashion Derek Fiorenza

283 (2011) 253 (2008) 234 (1984) 224 (2009)

TOUCHDOWN PASSES Josh Portis

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

73 56 53 53 52

Bill Seidel Jim Lukacs Brian Oddi Salento Hudson John McGowan

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

HISTORY

TACKLE ASSISTS

101 - 1,424 yds.(2009) 80 - 1,176 yds. (2008) 79 - 1,359 yds. (2011) 74 - 1,101 yds. (1983)

Jim Lukacs Brian Oddi Lloyd Price Al Zone Jim Lukacs

GENERAL INFORMATION

2,073 (1999) 2,062 (2005) 1,894 (2004)

2003 2007 2000 1988 2009

TOTAL TACKLES (since 1990)

John McGowan Salento Hudson Tracy Latham Jim Lukacs Mike Stephany

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (since 1993) Wesley Cates Antoine Bagwell Antoine Bagwell

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

SOLO TACKLES

1,424 - 101 rec. (2009) 1,359 - 79 rec. (2011) 1,176 - 80 rec. (2008) 1,101 - 74 rec. (1983) 1,094 - 58 rec. (2009)

RECEPTIONS A.J. Jackson Marcel Pestano Thomas Mayo Perry Kemp

2007 2010 2006

ROSTER

36 (2009) 33 (2010) 32 (2008) 31 (2011) 25 (2007)

54 (54-59, 91.5%) 50 (50-52, 96.2%) 49 (49-50, 98.0%) 47 (47-52, 90.4%) 45 (45-46, 97.8%)

FIELD GOALS

447 (2011) 407 (2009) 406 (1984) 400 (1990)

PASS COMPLETIONS

Josh Portis Josh Portis Kevin McCabe Peter Lalich Joe Ruggiero

2007 2009 2010 2011 2004

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Peter Lalich Josh Portis Kevin Russell Sam Mannery

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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Wesley Cates

PASSING YARDS

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Wesley Cates Antoine Bagwell Wesley Cates Wesley Cates Brandon Lombardy

Marcel Pestano

TOTAL OFFENSE Josh Portis Peter Lalich Kevin McCabe Jeff Petrucci Sam Mannery

3,870 yds. (2009) 3,725 yds. (2011) 3,196 yds. (2008) 2,944 yds. (1986) 2,819 yds. (1990)

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SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS TEAM RECORDS POINTS 2009 (15 games) 2007 (14 games) 2008 (14 games) 2005 (10 games) 2010 (12 games)

534 points 502 points 498 points 421 points 417 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

Josh Zunic

PASSING YARDS 2011 (13 games) 2009 (15 games) 2008 (14 games) 1990 (10 games) 2010 (12 games)

3,784 yards 3,549 yards 3,359 yards 2,886 yards 2,729 yards

TOTAL OFFENSE

Gary Butler

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TACKLES FOR LOSS

2009 (15 games) 2008 (14 games) 2011 (13 games) 2007 (14 games) 2010 (12 games)

6,207 yards 6,012 yards 5,585 yards 5,292 yards 4,696 yards

Gary Butler Barry Kralik Kirby Griffin

2007 1998 2007

19.0 for 108 yards 17.0 for 60 yards 16.5 for 84 yards

Thomas Mulabah

2011

Brian Oddi Josh Zunic

2003 2007

2009 (15 games) 2008 (14 games)

Brian Justice

2011

TACKLES FOR LOSS

Darren Burns

2007

Darnell Harding

2011

15.5 for 77 yards 14.0 for 52 yards 14.0 for 36 yards 13.0 for 30 yards 13.0 for 68 yards 12.5 for 44 yards

Brian Mohr

2007

12.5 for 42 yards

2007 1993 1996 2007 1995

12.0 11.0 11.0 9.5 8.0

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

2002 1976 1988 2005 1991 1999 2003

9 7 7 7 6 6 6

1993 2003

16 15

PASS BREAK-UPS Tracy Latham Jaison Cook

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 8,136 yards 8,040 yards

2011 (13 games)

7,020 yards

2007 (14 games) 2010 (12 games)

6,847 yards 5,919 yards

2007 (14 games)

SACKS Gary Butler Brian Ward Russ Frederick Darren Burns Russ Frederick

Brian Mohr

Jon Arnold

111.0

SACKS 2007 (14 games)

50.0

TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Jaison Cook 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

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

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

RUSHING ATTEMPTS Wesley Cates

PASSING YARDS

PASS ATTEMPTS Sam Mannery Kevin Russell Joe Ruggiero

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

KICK SCORING Brandon Lombardy

PAT KICKS

Marc Domonkos Tyler Lorenz Jason Gross Gary Amos Jim Kraynak

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

PASSES COMPLETED

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

FIELD GOALS Joe Ruggiero

TOUCHDOWN PASSES Josh Portis Joe Ruggiero Sam Mannery Jeff Petrucci

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

PUNTS

Jason Gross Rusty Springer Derek Fiorenza Mike Palm

RECEIVING YARDS

RECEPTIONS Perry Kemp Jim Kubina Nate Forse Chedrick Cherry A.J. Jackson

2,532 (1980-83) 2,524 (1996-99) 2,349 (1989-92) 2,130 (2008-09) 2,078 (2008-11)

PUNTING YARDS Nate Forse

SCORING

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

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

Jason Gross Derek Fiorenza Rusty Springer Mike Palm

TACKLES A.J. Jackson

Bill Seidel Jim Lukacs Al Zone Josh Zunic Erik Harris

TACKLES FOR LOSS 9,125 yards (1987-90) 7,688 yards (2004-07) 7,012 yards (1982-84) 6,591 yards (2009-10)

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)

Thomas Mulabah Willie Walker Jim Lukacs Gary Butler Kirby Griffin

SACKS

Russ Frederick

INTERCEPTIONS Frank Bernadowski

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) 231 (2008-11)

39.0 - 178 yards (2008-11) 31.5 - 128 yards (2006 -09) 31.0 - 114 yards (1999-01) 29.0 - 144 yards (2004-07) 28.5 - 131 yards (2006-07)

GENERAL INFORMATION

Sam Mannery Joe Ruggiero Kevin Russell Josh Portis

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

TOTAL OFFENSE

28 (2008-09) 22 (2008-11) 22 (1989-92) 21 (2009-10)

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)

165 (1980-83) 154 (1996-99) 148 (2005-07) 144 (2008-11) 144 (2008-09)

RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS A.J. Jackson Chedrick Cherry Vic Shandor Terrance Moore

Jason Gross Rusty Springer Derek Fiorenza Jace Amore

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

Perry Kemp Jim Kubina Vic Shandor A.J. Jackson Chedrick Cherry

Tyler Lorenz Jim Kraynak Marc Domonkos Gary Amos Josh Gray

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

A LOOK BACK

Sam Mannery Joe Ruggiero Kevin Russell

Tyler Lorenz Marc Domonkos Jim Kraynak Gary Amos Jason Gross

COACHING STAFF

Sam Mannery Joe Ruggiero Kevin Russell Josh Portis Jeff Petrucci

937 (1998-01)

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)

THIS IS CAL U

Wesley Cates Antoine Bagwell Brandon Lombardy

23 (1993-96)

29 (1959-61)

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PSAC WEST ALL-STARS SEVEN-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS • THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS • THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY • THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

2011 First Team Rishaw Johnson, Sr., OL Peter Lalich, Jr. QB Thomas Mayo, Sr. WR Rontez Miles, Jr., DB Thomas Mulabah, Sr., DL Steve Santia, Sr. DL Lamont Smith, Jr., RB Blake Williamson, Jr., TE Second Team Chedrick Cherry, Sr., WR Erik Harris, Sr., DB Brian Justice, So., LB Patrick Swearinger, Sr., DB 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, So., 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, Sr., 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, Sr., 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 Wes 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, Fr., 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, So., 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, Fr., 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

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 Cahoon, 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

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

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

2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009 • 2010 • 2011 PSAC WEST CHAMPIONS

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

PSAC WEST ALL-STARS

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

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

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

1976 First Team Jack Durant, DB Second Team Mike Kucerovy, OL Charles Harper, RB Tom Jackson, DL Aldo Filoni, LB 1975 First Team Gary Michaux, RB Greg Zigray, LB Judson Flint, DB Second Team Michael DeMichela, E Dave Berger, WR

1962 Bill McPherson, Tackle Alan Sepsi, Back

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

1959 Fleming Mosley, Guard John D’Amigo, Back 1958 Curtis Calamari, Tackle Fleming Mosley, Guard 1955 Mike Panich, End Barney Bakewell, Tackle Paul Maley, Back

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

1954 Mike Panich, End Paul Maley, Back

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

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

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Perry Kemp & Chuck Colborn

1977 First Team none Second Team Will Alexander, WR Chuck Fisher, RB Aldo Filoni, LB Bill Seidel, LB Jack Durant, DB

1963 Alan Sepsi, HB Don Bradley, LB

HISTORY

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

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

1964 Don Bradley, OL Clyde Hefflin, 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

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

1979 First Team Dom Franks, OL Bill Seidel, LB George Winghart, DB Second Team Chuck Fisher, RB

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

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

A LOOK BACK

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

COACHING STAFF

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

THIS IS CAL U

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

Mitch Bailey

SEVEN-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS • THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS • THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY • THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

YEAR-BY YEAR

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

0 14 0 0 7 26 0 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

0 21 0 0 0 0

Head Coach: P.C. Allison (28-15-1) 1920 88 14 0 0 21 14

(4-2) Pitt Collegians Westinghouse Tech Charleroi High Monessen High Dunbar TWP High West Newton High

0 10 6 26 7 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

16 0 0 7 0 0 0 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

6 0 6 0 25 6 0 0 32 0

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

12 0 32 6 0 0 18 7 0

Head Coach: Clarence Grove (5-8-2)

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

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

1926 (3-4-1) 13 Charleroi Scholastic 6 Saint Vincent 0 West Virginia Frosh 26 Lock Haven 6 Grove City 0 Carnegie Frosh 0 Slippery Rock 7 Shippensburg

7 12 42 0 0 20 0 9

1927 (2-4-1) 0 West Liberty 0 Shippensburg 6 Edinboro 18 Indiana 0 Lock Haven 6 Slippery Rock 39 Clarion

7 0 27 0 32 38 0

Head Coach: Bill Steers (37-40-9) 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

1934 (4-2-1) 13 Millersville 2 Lock Haven 19 Edinboro 7 Fairmont State 0 Shippensburg 7 Indiana 0 Clarion

0 0 6 0 12 41 0

31 13 6 0 13 0 42

1935 (4-3) 18 Millersville 0 Lock Haven 14 Edinboro 13 Fairmont State 0 Shippensburg 6 Indiana 38 Clarion

0 9 7 0 20 47 0 33

1937 (4-3-1) 6 Westminster 0 Edinboro 9 Fairmont State 0 West Liberty 0 Clarion 0 Indiana 6 Slippery Rock

2 0 7 13 2 19 0

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

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

31 34 27 28

1942-45 WWII (no games played) Head Coach: Earle Bruce (27-6-0) 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

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

1936 (3-4-1) 13 Edinboro 0 Lock Haven 12 Millersville 0 Fairmont State 0 Indiana 0 Shippensburg 13 Clarion 0 Slippery Rock

6 29 0 7 26 17 0

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7 0 6 2 7 0 6 0 6

YEAR-BY-YEAR

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

0 7 12 0 20 8 13

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

12 13 7 0 14 7 0 7

6 13 13 6 0 13 12 7 13

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

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

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

18 6 14 32 31 31 6 6 19

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

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

0 7 0 6 0 12 0 6

1959 9/19 9/26 10/3 10/10 10/17 10/24 10/31 11/7

(6-2) Saint Vincent @ Indiana @ Lock Haven Shippensburg @ Slippery Rock @ Clarion West Liberty Edinboro

W 26-0 W 18-7 L 0-6 L 13-20 W 12-6 W 20-6 W 18-6 W 41-0

Head Coach: Bill Hepner (34-27-4) 1962 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3 11/10

(5-1-1, 4-1-1) Lock Haven @ Saint Vincent Slippery Rock @ Shippensburg Clarion @ Indiana @ Edinboro

W 42-21 W 40-6 L 26-27 W 20-13 W 54-7 T 14-14 W 27-6

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

(5-2, 4-2) @ Marietta @ Lock Haven @ Slippery Rock Shippensburg @ Clarion Indiana Edinboro

W 44-21 W 46-21 L 7-27 W 34-0 W 6-3 L 0-7 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

(4-4, 3-3) W.Va. Wesleyan Lock Haven Waynesburg Slippery Rock Shippensburg Clarion Indiana Edinboro *

W 14-7 L 13-38 L 13-21 W 14-12 W 28-7 W 34-33 L 27-43 L 38-21

*Forfeit Victory (officially 2-0 win)

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 *First Year of PSAC Divisional Play

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 @ Marietta Lock Haven @ Waynesburg Slippery Rock @ Shippensburg Clarion @ Indiana @ Edinboro

L 19-28 L 0-16 W 27-20 L 7-20 W 19-0 W 42-31 L 26-39 L 0-24 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 @ Lock Haven Waynesburg @ Slippery Rock Shippensburg @ Clarion Indiana Edinboro

W 35-26 L 7-9 L 6-61 W 39-14 W 54-30 L 34-37 W 27-20 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 Lock Haven @ Waynesburg Slippery Rock @ Shippensburg Clarion @ Indiana @ Edinboro East Stroudsburg

W 36- 0 W 27-26 L 26-27 W 42-6 W 30-14 W 26-21 L 0-41 W 35-7 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 @ Lock Haven Waynesburg @ Slippery Rock Shippensburg @ Clarion Indiana Edinboro

L 7-18 W 25-0 L 0-20 L 21-32 L 14-26 L 12-17 L 6- 46 T 16-16

Head Coach: John Katusa (8-18-0) 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

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

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6 0 25 40 13 44 34 47 35

GENERAL INFORMATION

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

14 20 13 0 6 7 20 0

7 7 0 7 45 14 12 19

HISTORY

7 13 20 6 6 15

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

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

ROSTER

1950 (3-3) 14 Edinboro 0 West Liberty 0 Indiana 24 Concord 12 Clarion 0 Shippensburg

6 7 26 7 13 20 20

A LOOK BACK

Head Coach: Ted Nemeth (54-38-2)

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

COACHING STAFF

12 16 27 0 7 6 6 12 15

THIS IS CAL U

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

SEVEN-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS • THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS • THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY • THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

YEAR-BY-YEAR 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 10/30 11/6 11/13

(2-7, 1-6) @ Mansfield Waynesburg Lock Haven @ James Madison Slippery Rock @ Shippensburg Clarion @ Indiana @ Edinboro

W 7-0 L 14-20 W 10-0 L 17-35 L 6-42 L 0-58 L 8-24 L 0-16 L 7-35

Head Coach: Hal Hunter (9-30-1) 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 Mansfield @ Waynesburg @ Lock Haven Ohio Wesleyan @ Slippery Rock Shippensburg @ Clarion Indiana Edinboro

W 12-8 W 35-16 L 13-27 L 12-41 L 7-47 L 7-35 L 14-42 L 10-45 L 7-47 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 Waynesburg @ Frostburg State Westminster Slippery Rock @ Indiana Edinboro @ Clarion Lock Haven @ Shippensburg

L 3-14 L 0-12 W 28-14 L 7-31 L 3-14 L 6-28 W 28-7 L 18-35 T 3-3 L 15-38

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 @ Waynesburg Frostburg State @ Westminster @ Slippery Rock Indiana @ Edinboro Clarion @ Lock Haven Shippensburg

L 0-20 W 21-13 W 21-7 L 7-10 L 0-3 L 16-38 L 7-31 L 10-13 L 0-40 W 24-0

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 @ Carnegie Mellon @ Frostburg State Slippery Rock @ Indiana Edinboro @ Clarion Lock Haven @ Shippensburg Waynesburg

Head Coach: Jeff Petrucci (54-66-3) 1981 9/5 9/12 9/19 9/26 10/3 10/10 10/17 10/24 10/31 11/7

(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

1982 9/11 9/18 9/25 10/2 10/9 10/16 10/23 10/30 11/6 11/13

(4-5-1, 2-4) Shepherd Mansfield @ Indiana Edinboro @ Clarion Lock Haven @ Shippensburg W.Va. Wesleyan Frostburg State Slippery Rock

W 15-14 T 17-17 W 24-10 L 20-58 L 16-19 W 14-10 L 19-24 L 13-20 L 19-24 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 Mansfield Indiana @ Edinboro Clarion @ Lock Haven Shippensburg @ W.Va. Wesleyan @ Frostburg State @ Slippery Rock

W 13-6 L 6-7 L 21-35 W 24-19 L 20-24 W 63-24 W 28-21 W 48-0 W 58-3 W 23-9

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

(8-3, 4-2) @ Westminster @ Towson Edinboro @ Clarion Lock Haven @ Shippensburg @ Bloomsburg Slippery Rock Waynesburg @ Indiana Bloomsburg +

W 27-19 L 27-52 L 14-20 L 14-23 W 14-10 W 28-17 W 24-14 W 33-6 W 14-7 W 31-14 W 21-14

+ PSAC Championship Game

L 0-20 L 10-16 W 24-7 L 24-31 L 14-28 L 13-17 L 0-30 W 10-7 L 12-27 L 0-21

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

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

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 @ Westminster Salem @ Clarion Lock Haven @ Shippensburg @ Millersville Slippery Rock @ Indiana Edinboro

W 34-21 W 21-0 W 38-20 W 28-27 W 28-21 L 20-38 L 10-19 W 24-18 L 0-39 L 24-29

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

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 New Haven Lock Haven @ Shippensburg @ Mansfield Slippery Rock @ Indiana Edinboro @ Clarion @ Fairmont

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

(4-6, 2-4) 9/2 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 Ashland @ Shippensburg @ Cheyney Slippery Rock @ Indiana Edinboro @ Clarion Lock Haven Kutztown

W 14-3 L 30-35 W 29-28 L 14-24 L 25-27 L 20-21 L 0-34 L 17-23 L 3-13 L 45-58

* Jiffy Lube Bowl

L 19- 54 T 23-23 W 24-19 W 24-6 L 31-35 L 15-42 L 37-43 W 33-30 W 49-9 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 Glenville State @ Bloomsburg Kutztown Slippery Rock @ Indiana Edinboro @ Clarion Lock Haven @ Shippensburg West Chester

W 53-37 L 28-53 L 22-23 L 21-46 L 33-37 L 33-62 L 6-67 W 41-31 L 44-53 L 47-63 L 14-60

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

(2-9, 1-5) Fairmont State @ Glenville State Bloomsburg @ Kutztown @ Slippery Rock Indiana @ Edinboro Clarion @ Lock Haven Shippensburg @ West Chester

W 28-26 L 29-31 L 20-24 L 0-34 L 14-42 L 20-44 W 7-3 L 10-20 W 19-14 L 15-26 L 24-25

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YEAR-BY-YEAR (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

*Forfeit Victory (officially 2-0 win)

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 Fairmont State @ W.Va. Wesleyan* Mansfield Edinboro @ Clarion Slippery Rock @ Lock Haven Shippensburg @ Indiana @ Cheyney

W 28-6 W 34-14 W 35-20 W 34-24 L 22-29 L 27-37 L 21-24 L 20-37 L 0-41 W 68-12

*Cancelled due to 9/11

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

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 @ Fairmont State W.Va. Wesleyan @ Mansfield @ Edinboro Clarion @ Slippery Rock Lock Haven @ Shippensburg Indiana Cheyney

L 14-16 W 31-14 W 35-14 W 17-7 L 17-31 L 28-32 L 20-38 W 27-7 L 17-21 L 7-24 W 41-12

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 @ Fairmont State W.Va. Wesleyan @ Cheyney @ Slippery Rock Lock Haven @ Indiana Mansfield @ Clarion Edinboro Shippensburg

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 @ W.Va. 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

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

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

W 45-0 W 14-6 W 24-17 W 51-7 L 16-41 W 34-19 L 9-20 W 17-9 L 6-31 L 22-38 L 7-40

(13-1, 6-0) East Stroudsburg Glenville State Bloomsburg @ Cheyney Clarion @ Indiana @ Lock Haven Edinboro @ Slippery Rock @ West Chester Shippensburg So. Conn. State* Shepherd* Valdosta State*

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 Minnesota Duluth* L 7-45

W 26-3 W 34-13 W 31-13 W 57-0 W 56-0 W 38-12 W 27-3 W 26-8 W 22-13 W 30-14 W 30-9 W 43-7 W 58-38 L 24-28

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 (OT) @ 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 (OT) @ Edinboro W 24-0 Cheyney W 57-6 Bloomsburg* L 26-28

L 17-23 L 10-17 W 30-23 W 52-10 W 35-31 W 48-14 W 48-14 W 38-14 W 44-7 W 28-7 L 35-42 W 42-13 W 26-21 W 57-35 L 31-56

2011 (10-3, 6-1) 9/1 St. Cloud State L 3-26 9/10 C.W. Post W 41-13 9/17 @ East Stroudsburg W 22-19 9/24 Clarion W 40-13 10/1 @ Lock Haven W 54-13 10/8 Gannon W 33-6 10/15 @ Slippery Rock L 3-17 10/22 Mercyhurst W 32-26 (OT) 10/29 @ Indiana (Pa.) W 28-10 11/5 Edinboro W 34-28 11/12 @ Cheyney W 43-3 11/19 Elizabeth City State* W 44-0 11/26 @ Winston-Salem State* L 28-35 + PSAC Championship * NCAA Playoffs

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

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(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

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

(11-4, 7-0) Saginaw Valley Bloomsburg @ West Chester Gannon Clarion @ Indiana @ Lock Haven Edinboro @ Slippery Rock Mercyhurst @ Shippensburg+ Fayetteville St.* @ Shippensburg* @ West Liberty* @ N.W. Missouri St.*

HISTORY

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

L 14-16 W 21-16 L 21-42 L 10-20 L 22-38 W 30-0 L 3-17 L 26-31 L 7-12 L 6-27

(8-3, 5-1) Fairmont State W 26-9 @ Bloomsburg L 19-24 Cheyney W 43-8 @ East 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

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

ROSTER

(2-8, 1-5) Fairmont State @ W.Va. Wesleyan St. Joseph (Ind.) Indiana @ Edinboro Clarion @ Lock Haven Shippensburg @ Kutztown @ Slippery Rock

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

W 42-6 W 88-12 L 15-16 W 43-7 L 21-28 W 36-26 W 41-13 W 49-3 W 48-7 W 38-23

A LOOK BACK

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

(8-2, 5-1) Fairmont State @ Mansfield @ Monmouth Clarion @ Slippery Rock Edinboro @ Shippensburg Cheyney Lock Haven @ Indiana

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach: Mike Kolakowski (21-32)

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

THIS IS CAL U

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

SEVEN-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS • THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS • THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY • THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

HONORS & AWARDS PRE-SEASON CDS ALL-AMERICAN Blake Williamson, Jr., TE (honorable mention) D2FOOTBALL.COM ALL-AMERICAN Brett Diamond, Sr., LB (second team) Thomas Mayo, Sr., WR (second team) Rontez Miles, Jr., DB (first team) POST-SEASON AFCA ALL-AMERICAN Rontez Miles, Jr., DB (first team) AP ALL-AMERICAN Thomas Mayo, Sr., WR (second team) Rontez Miles, Jr., DB (first team)

CoSIDA ALL-AMERICAN Chet Welc, Jr., OL (second team) DAKTRONICS ALL-REGION Shawn Anderson, Sr., DB (second team) Rishaw Johnson, Sr., OL (second team) Thomas Mayo, Sr., WR (first team) Rontez Miles, Jr., DB (first team) Blake Williamson, Jr., TE (second team) DAKTRONICS REGIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR Rontez Miles, Jr., DB (defensive)

D2FOOTBALL.COM ALL-AMERICAN Rishaw Johnson, Sr., OL (first team) Thomas Mayo, Sr., WR (first team) Rontez Miles, Jr., DB (first team) Thomas Mulabah, Sr., DL (second team)

DON HANSEN ALL-REGION TEAM Rishaw Johnson, Sr., DB (second team) Peter Lalich, Jr., QB (third team) Thomas Mayo, Sr., WR (first team) Rontez Miles, Jr., DB (first team) Thomas Mulabah, Sr., DB (second team) Steve Santia, Sr., DL (third team) Lamont Smith, Jr., RB (third team) Blake Williamson, Jr., TE (second team)

DAKTRONICS ALL-AMERICAN Thomas Mayo, Sr., WR (first team)

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT Chet Welc, Jr., OL (first team)

DON HANSEN ALL-AMERICAN Rishaw Johnson, Sr., OL (honorable mention) Thomas Mayo, Sr., WR (first team) Rontez Miles, Jr., DB (second team)

ALL-PSAC WEST Chedrick Cherry, Sr., WR (second team) Erik Harris, Sr., DB (second team) Rishaw Johnson, Sr., OL (first team) Brian Justice, So., LB (second team)

Peter Lalich, Jr., QB (first team) Thomas Mayo, Sr., WR (first team) Rontez Miles, Jr., DB (first team) Thomas Mulabah, Sr., DL (first team) Steve Santia, Sr., DL (first team) Lamont Smith, Jr., RB (first team) Patrick Swearinger, Sr., DB (second team) Blake Williamson, Jr., TE (first team) PSAC WEST PLAYER OF THE YEAR Rontez Miles, Jr., DB (defensive) SENIOR BOWL Rishaw Johnson, Sr., OL EAST-WEST SHRINE GAME® Rishaw Johnson, Sr., OL Thomas Mayo, Sr., WR DON HASEN BOWL Chedrick Cherry, Sr., WR Kevin Crawford, Sr., DL Erik Harris, Sr., DB Thomas Mulabah, Sr., DL James Nixon, Sr., DB Steve Santia, Sr., DL NFL COMBINE Rishaw Johnson, Sr., OL

HONORARY COACH A 28-year officiating veteran, Gene Steratore Jr. is an honorary coach today the annual Black & Red Spring Game at Adamson Stadium. He is entering his seventh season as a referee in the National Football League (NFL). He began his career as a field judge in 2003 before being promoted to referee at the start of the 2006 NFL season. Along with football, Steratore is the only current NFL referee who also officiates NCAA Division I basketball. Entering his 16th season as a Division I college basketball official, he was worked games in the BIG EAST, Big Ten, Atlantic 10, Metro Atlantic and Colonial Athletic Association. Steratore has also officiated games in the NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Tournament and the National Invitational Tournament (NIT), most recently working a secondround game in the 2012 tournament at CONSOL Energy Center. He was named the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) Coordinator of Football Officiating and head of the Tri-State officials associations in 2010. He became just the fourth leader of the PAC and Tri-State football officials in the 55-year history of Gene Steratore, Jr. both organizations. His father, Gene Steratore, Sr., led the PAC/Tri-State football officials from 1977-2000. Steratore started officiating at age 11, working YMCA basketball games near Pittsburgh. After playing quarterback at Kent State, he began officiating high school football in 1983. Steratore is a 1988 graduate of Cal U and majored in social science. Outside of his officiating duties, Gene and his brother Tony are co-owners of Steratore Sanitary Supplies in nearby Eighty Four, Pa. He has one grown daughter and two grown sons and currently resides in Washington, Pa.

2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009 • 2010 • 2011 PSAC WEST CHAMPIONS

PAST RECEPIENTS

DAKTRONICS ALL-AMERICA TEAM 2004 - Antoine Bagwell, Jr., RB (second team) 2005 - Antoine Bagwell, Sr., RB (second team) 2007 - Tim McCutcheon, Sr., OL (first team) 2007 - Gary Butler, Sr., LB (second team) 2007 - Kirby Griffin, Jr., DL (second team) 2007 - Jace Amore, Sr., P (second team) 2008 - Terrence Johnson, Jr., DB (second team) 2009 - Terrence Johnson, Sr., DB (second team)

EASTHAM ENERGY ALL-STAR GAME 2010 - Tommie Campbell, Sr., DB

ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA TEAM 2004 - Lloyd Price, Jr., LB, (second team) 2005 - Lloyd Price, Sr., LB, (first team) 2006 - Derek Katris, Sr., OL, (second team)

HULA BOWL 2005 - Antoine Bagwell, Sr., RB NFLPA Game 2010 - Josh Portis, Sr., QB

CACTUS BOWL 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 2010 - Tommie Campbell, Sr., DB 2010 - Terrance Moore, Sr., WR 2010 - Josh Portis, Sr., QB

PSAC WEST COACH OF THE YEAR 2007 - John Luckhardt PSAC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2005-06 - Lloyd Price, Sr., LB PSAC FALL TOP 10 AWARD 2004 - Lloyd Price, Jr., LB 2005 - Lloyd Price, Sr., LB VULCANS IN THE PROS Bob McDonough, Detroit Lions Terry O’Shea, PIttsburgh Steelers Brian Oddi, Ottawa Renegades Jared DUmm, Hamburg (Germany) Perry Kemp, Green Bay Packers Wes Cates, Saskatchewan Roughriders Gary Butler, Pittsburgh Power Kibry Griffin, Jacksonville Sharks Nate Forse, Arizon Rattlers Kevin McCabe, Pittsburgh Power Terrence Johnson, Indianapolis Colts Dominique Curry, St. Louis Rams Josh Portis, Seattle Seahawks Tommie Campbell, Tennessee Titans

HISTORY HISTORY

AFCA TEAM USA 2007 - D’Monn Baker, Sr., TE

NFL COMBINE 2010 - Josh Portis, Sr., QB

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

ROSTER

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 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 1987 - Sam Mannery, QB 2009 - Rontez Miles, DB 2010 - Darnell Harding, DL

A LOOK BACK

D2FOOTBALL.COM ALL-AMERICA TEAM 2002 - Josh Miller, Sr., OL (first team) 2005 - Antoine Bagwell, Sr., RB (second team) 2006 - Tim McCutcheon, Jr., OL (second team) 2007 - Tim McCutcheon, Sr., OL (first team) 2007 - Gary Butler, Sr., LB (second team) 2007 - Kirby Griffin, Jr., DL (second team) 2008 - Terrence Johnson, Jr., DB (honorable mention) 2008 - Marcel Pestano, Sr., WR (honorable mention) 2009 - A.J. Jackson, Sr., WR (first team) 2009 - Terrence Johnson, Sr., DB (second team) 2009 - Willie Walker, Sr., DL (honorable mention) 2010 - Josh Portis, Sr., QB (honorable mention)

CAL U DEMICHELA AWARD (For Leadership, Spirit & Hustle In Spring Practice) 2005 - Lloyd Price, Sr., LB 2006 - Tim McCutcheon, Jr., OL 2007 - Kirby Griffin, Jr., DL 2008 - Juan Butler, Sr., DB 2009 - Willie Walker, Sr., DL 2010 - Blake Williamson, So., TE 2011 - Rontez Miles, Jr., DB 2012 - Eric Kush, Sr., OL

COACHING STAFF

ASSOC. PRESS LITTLE ALL-AMERICA TEAM 2005 - Antoine Bagwell, Sr., RB (second team) 2006 - Tim McCutcheon, Jr., OL (second team) 2007 - Tim McCutcheon, Sr., OL (first team) 2007 - Tyler Lorenz, So., K (second team) 2007 - Kirby Griffin, Jr., DL (third team) 2008 - Terrence Johnson, Jr., DB (second team) 2009 - A.J. Jackson, Sr., WR (second team) 2009 - Willie Walker, Sr., DL (first team)

HARLON HILL REGIONAL FINALIST 1996 - Robert McDonough, DB 1987 - Ed Alford, WR 1988 - Terry O’Shea, TE 1989 - Odell Jones, DL 1990 - Sam Mannery, QB 1992 - Vic Shandor, WR 1999 - Wesley Cates, RB 2001 - Wesley Cates, RB 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 - A.J. Jackson, Sr., WR 2010 - Josh Portis, Sr., QB

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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

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SEVEN-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS • THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS • THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY • THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

SPRING GAME HONOREES

Bill Lee

Recruited from Charleroi High School, William Lee became one of the top quarterbacks in the history of the football program at California University. In the fall of 2011, he became the first quarterback in 10 years to receive induction into the Cal U Athletic Hall of Fame. Lee was the starting quarterback from the end of his 1963 freshman season into 1966. He guided the Vulcans to a 21-14 victory over Edinboro in his first collegiate start, the season finale of 1963. Two years later the Vulcans and innovative head coach Bill Hepner ranked among the nation’s top 10 in passing offense, and the 1965 team produced the program’s eighth winning season in nine years. During his 1966 senior season Lee passed for 367 yards, then a school record, and he earned PSAC Player of the Week honors in a 27-20 home victory over Lock Haven. The previous school record was 353 passing yards and stood for 13 years. At that time Lee ranked second in total offense among all NAIA players but suffered a season-ending separated shoulder the following week at Waynesburg. He was replaced at quarterback that season by Cal U Hall of Fame inductee Jeff Petrucci. Lee’s primary receiver was another Hall of Fame inductee, Ettore Perri, who scored 27 career touchdowns, another school standard at that time. Cal won four of five divisional games in 1966 and finished second in the PSAC West. In all, the Vulcans achieved three divisional winning seasons during Lee’s collegiate career. Originally from Charleroi, Lee is a 1963 graduate of Charleroi High School. He was an all-conference quarterback under legendary coach Rab Currie and helped the 1962 squad win the section title with a final 8-1-1 overall record. Lee was also a pitcher for the Cougars’ baseball team. His father, the late Frank J. Lee, played football and basketball at Cal and later was an assistant coach under Currie. During his undergraduate days, Lee became a PIAA licensed football official. After earning his bachelor’s degree in social studies and economics in 1967, he taught and coached football for nearly two years at Monongahela High School. Lee then decided to leave the education field and explore the pharmaceutical sales industry where he spent the next 13 years. Lee then made one final career move when he joined his cousin’s business, Lee Supply Co. Here he spent the next 30 years as the company’s environmental sales manager. In 2009, Lee was inducted into the Solid Waste Association of North America’s “Hall of Fame”. He resides in Speers, Pa., with his wife, Mary Lou. The couple has three grown children - Billy, Michelle Schwerha and Michael.

MIDFIELD CLUB SEATING

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SPRING GAME HONOREES THIS IS CAL U

Terry O’Shea

COACHING STAFF

A native of Pittsburgh, Terry O’Shea not only made a name for himself on the gridiron, but he also developed into one of Western Pennsylvania’s premier businessmen. After graduating from Seton LaSalle High School, he was a dynamic player for the Vulcans and was inducted as a member of the second-ever Cal U Athletic Hall of Fame class in 1996. At 6-4 and 235 pounds, O’Shea became one of the top tight ends in the country and became the standard by which tight ends are measured at California. By redshirting in 1984, he was able to have a first-hand view of Cal U winning the first outright PSAC title in program history (The Vulcans previously finished tied with East Stroudsburg in the 1968 PSAC Championship Game). A three-year starter from 1986-88, O’Shea earned All-PSAC First-Team laurels each year. During his senior season, O’Shea ranked fifth in the PSAC with 42 receptions for 553 yards and three touchdowns. In 1988, he earned All-America honors from the Associated Press and was also named a regional finalist for the Harlon Hill Trophy, which is awarded annually to the NCAA Division II College Football Player of the Year. The 6-4 tight end finished his collegiate career with 123 receptions for 1,429 yards and six touchdowns. Following his senior season with the Vulcans, O’Shea attended a free-agent tryout and signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers. As a rookie in 1989, he played in all 16 games with two starts and helped the Steelers advance to the divisional round of the AFC Playoffs. O’Shea also played in every game during the 1990 season with Pittsburgh before playing with the Barcelona Dragons of the World Football League. Today, O’Shea resides in Greensburg, Pa., where he is the owner of Gatoenterprises.com. The company specializes in offering exclusive products from the industry leaders in online health and beauty markets. Gatoenterprises also has developed relationships with national brands such as Dell and Disney.

A LOOK BACK

VULCAN PHOTO GALLERY

Attention Alumni, Parents and Fans: You can purchase prints of your favorite Vulcan football images online at www.calvulcans.com. Just follow the link under Multimedia to the official Vulcan Photo Gallery.

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2012 CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA FOOTBALL SPRING GUIDE

SEVEN-TIME PSAC WEST CHAMPS • THREE-TIME SUPER REGION ONE CHAMPS • THREE-TIME ECAC LAMBERT TROPHY • THREE-TIME NCAA D-II SEMIFINALIST

2012 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT

PLACE

August 30

HILLSDALE (Mich.)

California, Pa.

8 p.m.

September 8

@ Kutztown

Kutztown, Pa.

6 p.m.

September 15

@ Edinboro

Edinboro, Pa.

1 p.m.

September 22

INDIANA (Pa.)

California, Pa.

3:30 p.m.

September 29 October 6 October 13

WEST CHESTER

California, Pa.

3:30 p.m.

October 20

@ Gannon

Erie, Pa.

October 27

SLIPPERY ROCK

California, Pa.

November 3

@ Mercyhurst

Erie, Pa.

November 10

MILLERSVILLE

California, Pa.

(Party in the Park)

TIME

(Fourth-Annual Coal Bowl)

(Take-A-Kid to the Game Day)

@ Clarion

Clarion, Pa.

LOCK HAVEN

California, Pa.

2 p.m. 3:30 p.m.

(Homecoming)

(or PSAC Championship)

2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009 • 2010 • 2011 PSAC WEST CHAMPIONS

12 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 12 p.m. 3:30 p.m.