2014 Coast Guard Football Media Guide by Coast Guard Bears

TABLE OF CONTENTS/CGA QUICK FACTS Table of Contents/Quick Facts ........................... 1

CGA QUICK FACTS

The U.S. Coast Guard and its Academy ............ 2

Location .......................................... New London, Conn.

The Superintendent ............................................ 3

Enrollment ............................................................. 1,000

CGA Administration .......................................... 5

Nickname .............................................................. Bears

Tim Fitzpatrick, Director of Athletics ................ 7

Colors ............................ Royal Blue, White and Orange

Bill George, Head Coach .................................... 9

Home Field .................................. Cadet Memorial Field

2014 Coaching Staff ..................................... 10-11

Capacity ................................................................. 4,000

2014 Season Preview/Schedule ................... 12-13

Surface ............................................................ FieldTurf

The New England Football Conference ........... 14

Lights ........................................................................ Yes

Coast Guardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s All-Time NEFC Honors ............ 15

Superintendent ........................ RADM Sandra L. Stosz

Player Profiles .............................................. 16-22

Director of Athletics .............................. Tim Fitzpatrick

2014 Roster .................................................. 24-25

Head Football Coach ................................... Bill George

2013 Game-By-Game Review ...................... 26-30 2014 Opponents ........................................... 32-36

Coach Phone .......................................... (860) 444-8584

All-Time CGA Records ...................................... 37

Director of Media Relations ................. Jason Southard

2013 Final Statistics ......................................... 38

Media Relations Phone .......................... (860) 701-6800

All-Time Scores ............................................ 40-43

Media Relations Email ..... jason.s.southard@uscga.edu

Coast Guard in the NCAA Playoffs .................. 45

Southard Cell ......................................... (860) 334-2388

Series Records vs. All Opponents ..................... 47

Press Box Phone .................................... (860) 444-8585

90 Seasons of CGA Football ............................. 49 CGA Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees ........ 50-52

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THE U.S. COAST GUARD AND ITS ACADEMY The Coast Guard is the United States’ oldest continuous seagoing military service, founded in 1790 by Alexander Hamilton. In wartime, the Coast Guard functions as a specialized part of the Navy, in peacetime, it performs essential humanitarian missions vital to the safety of lives at sea and the environment. Under the auspices of the Department of Homeland Security, the Coast Guard establishes and coordinates search and rescue operations by ships and planes, maintains advanced electronic and other aids to navigation around the globe, operates ice-breakers for polar expeditions and keeping domestic waterways open, enforces marine laws and Merchant Marine safety, and maintains military readiness to fulfill its naval wartime commitment. What is known today as the Coast Guard Academy began in 1876 as the Revenue Cutter School of Instruction. The original class of nine Cadets began its training on the Schooner DOBBIN, which operated out of New Bedford, Massachusetts. In 1878, the 106-foot barque CHASE replaced the DOBBIN as the Cadet-training vessel. It wasn’t until 1900 that the CHASE found a permanent homeport at Arundel Cove, Maryland, where classroom instruction was added to shipboard training. After nearly 30 years of service, the CHASE was retired in 1907 and replaced by the cutter ITASCA. In 1910 the Academy moved to Fort Trumbull, an Army coastal defense installation in New London. Like other colleges, the Academy strives to make each graduate a well-informed, contributing member of society, fully prepared to accept life’s responsibilities. But that’s just the beginning. Each Academy graduate must be a qualified officer, capable of leadership. For this reason, the program at the Academy is more rigorous and more demanding than non-military colleges to meet the professional needs of the Coast Guard. The educational philosophy of the Academy has

three basic objectives: to provide by precept and example an environment which encourages a high sense of honor, loyalty, and obedience, to provide a sound undergraduate education in a field of interest to the Coast Guard; and to provide training which enables duties as junior officers aboard ship. With these three principles serving as guidelines, the Academy staff has evolved the present curriculum, which leads to a Bachelor of Science degree and a commission as Ensign in the United States Coast Guard. The curriculum is constantly being reviewed and updated to stay abreast of the modern trends in education and the needs of the Coast Guard. Athletic competition is a part of every Cadet’s life at the Academy. Physical strength, endurance, agility, and competitive spirit are considered just as important as academic study and military training for future Coast Guard officers. In fact, every Cadet must play on an intercollegiate or on an intramural team, depending on ability and preference. The smallest of the four military academies (current enrollment is approximately 1,000), the Academy fields varsity teams in twenty-three sports. Men’s sports are baseball, basketball, crew, cross country. football, soccer, swimming, tennis, indoor track, outdoor track, and wrestling. Women’s teams include basketball, crew, cross country, indoor track, outdoor track, soccer, softball, swimming and volleyball. Pistol, rifle, and sailing are co-ed sports. Admission to the Academy is open to U.S. citizens of good, moral character who are at least seventeen years of age but not twenty-two years of age, and who are unmarried. Prospective cadets should be good students, physically fit, and medically qualified. Interested high school juniors should initiate and application at the end of their junior year or as soon thereafter as possible. The deadline for applications is February 1st of every year before attending. Admission to the Academy is based solely on nationwide competition, and not by 2 Congressional appointment. Details concerning admissions procedures and how to apply may be obtained from the Director of Admissions, U. S.

THE SUPERINTENDENT

Dear Cadets, Alumni and Loyal Fans, Welcome to what is shaping up to be another exciting season of Coast Guard Academy football. This year’s team has a lot of strength with many returning players along with some promising new talent. I’m eager to see the cadets, who have worked hard in the off season, take the field on September 6th here at home against St. Lawrence. We have the honor of hosting the annual Secretaries’ Cup game on September 13th against our rival Merchant Marine, which is always a highlight of the season. In addition, we will travel to the Richmond, Virginia area to play a non-conference game against Hampden-Sydney on September 20th. That should be an exciting opportunity for alumni in the Washington, D.C. and Tidewater areas to join us for some great competition and fun tailgates. Last year we celebrated another outstanding series of varsity athletics accomplishments with five athletes earning All-American honors including Division III National Champion Christian Brindamour in the 50 meter freestyle swimming competition, and Adam Scalesse became the most decorated CGA track and field athlete in history as he earned his sixth AllAmerican honor by placing third in the Division III nationals in the 110 meter hurdles. At the end of our 200-week program we commission our cadets as ensigns and leaders of character, so I’m always most proud of our teams who, win or lose, earn recognition for sportsmanship. I hope you will join me all season long in cheering on our cadet-athletes as they strive for success and build character, both on and off the field.

GO BEARS!

Sandra L. Stosz Rear Admiral, U.S. Coast Guard

2014 Coast Guard Academy Fall Schedules Men’s Cross Country SEPTEMBER 6th @ Smith Invitational 20th @ Williams Purple Valley Invitational OCTOBER 4th @ SUNY Geneso Invitational 11th @ James Early Invite @ Westfield St. 18th @ Conn. College Invitational NOVEMBER 1st @ NEWMAC Championship @ Smith 8th @ ECAC Championship @ Westfield State 15th @ N.E. Div. III Champ @ Williams 22nd @ NCAA Champ @ Mason, Ohio Men’s Soccer AUGUST 29th vs. Salve Regina ^ 3:30 30th vs. Bridgewater State ^ 1:00 SEPTEMBER 6th Mass. Maritime noon 13th Merchant Marine 11:30 15th @ Maritime (NY) 6:00 20th @ Babson * 1:00 23rd @ Conn. College 4:00 27th @ Clark * 1:00 OCTOBER 1st @ Mitchell 4:00 4th MIT * noon 7th Albertus Magnus 6:00 11th @ Emerson * 1:00 18th @ WPI * 11:00 21st Eastern Connecticut 6:00 25th Wheaton * noon NOVEMBER 1st Springfield * 1:00 5th NEWMAC First Round 8th NEWMAC Semifinals 9th NEWMAC Championship ^ Southern Maine Invitational * NEWMAC game

Volleyball AUGUST 29th Suffolk ! 30th Colby-Sawyer ! 30th Montclair State ! SEPTEMBER 5th @ Brandeis # 5th Trinity # 6th Wesleyan # 6th Williams # 13th Merchant Marine 16th Springﬁeld * 20th Clark * 23rd @ Smith * 25th WPI * 26th Richard Stockton % 26th NYU % 27th Ramapo % 27th @ Stevens % 30th @ Babson * OCTOBER 3rd vs. TBA ^ 4th vs. TBA ^ 8th @ Mount Holyoke * 14th Wheaton * 18th Eastern Connecticut 18th Salve Regina 21st @ Emerson * 25th @ Roger Williams 28th Wellesley NOVEMBER 1st @ MIT * 4th NEWMAC First Round 8th NEWMAC Semiﬁnals 9th NEWMAC Championship ! Bear Invitational # Brandeis Invitational % Stevens Invitational ^ Johnson & Wales Invitational * NEWMAC game

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Women’s Cross Country SEPTEMBER 6th @ Smith Invitational 20th @ Williams Purple Valley Invitational OCTOBER 4th @ SUNY Geneso Invitational 11th @ James Early Invite @ Westfield St. 18th @ Conn. College Invitational NOVEMBER 1st @ NEWMAC Championship @ Smith 8th @ ECAC Championship @ Westfield St. 15th @ N.E. Div. III Champ @ Williams 22nd @ NCAA Champ @ Mason, Ohio Women’s Soccer AUGUST 29th @ Anna Maria SEPTEMBER 3rd Mitchell 6th @ Mary Washington ^ 7th vs. Shenandoah ^ 11th @ Nichols 17th @ Mass. Maritime 20th @ Springfield * 24th Conn. College 26th @ Clark * OCTOBER 1st Salve Regina 4th Smith * 7th @ WPI * 11th Babson * 14th Mount Holyoke * 21st @ Wheaton * 24th Emerson * 28th Wellesley * NOVEMBER 1st @ MIT * 4th NEWMAC First Round 8th NEWMAC Semifinals 9th NEWMAC Championship ^ Mary Washington Classic * NEWMAC game

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COAST GUARD ACADEMY ADMINISTRATION COAST GUARD ACADEMY ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

CAPT Anthony Vogt Asst. Superintendent

CAPT James McCauley Commandant of Cadets

Dr. Kurt Colella Dean of Academics

CAPT Greg Wisener Director, Leadership Development Center

CAPT Bob McKenna Director of Admissions

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT SENIOR STAFF

Tim Fitzpatrick Director of Athletics

Dr. Dan Rose Director of P.E./ Associate A.D.

Tim Opstrup Business Manager/ Assistant A.D.

Chris Parsons Assistant A.D./ Compliance

Artie Lamoureux Director of Athletic Operations

Jason Southard Director of Media Relations

Andrea Stewart Senior Women’s Administrator

Katherine Bossardet Associate Office Manager

Bob Bono Assistant Director of Athletic Operations

Donna Koczajowski Senior Women’s Administrator

ATHLETIC TRAINING AND EQUIPMENT ROOM STAFF

Ken Niedzwiecki Head Athletic Trainer

Bruce Cobb Equipment Manager

Shannon Nickels Athletic Trainer

Marc Grindstaff Asst. Equipment Mgr.

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS TIM FITZPATRICK Tim Fitzpatrick enters his fourth year as Director of Athletics at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, and on his watch the USCGA’s athletic program has seen growth in several key areas. In addition to securing a comprehensive, five-year shoe and apparel agreement with adidas America for the academy’s 21 NCAA sports, has overseen a rebranding initiative that has resulted in new logos and marks and created an athletic booster organization (the U.S. Coast Guard Academy Bear Club). Under Fitzpatrick’s guidance, the department produced its first-ever women’s professional development seminar (the Women’s LeadHERship Symposium) for female USCGA athletic staff members as well as attendees from colleges and universities throughout New England, and has launched an external program for sale of corporate sponsorships and partnerships. Fitzpatrick was the Director of Athletics at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi for two years prior to his arrival at USCGA, after spending the previous four years as the Deputy Athletic Director at Indiana University. At Texas A&M – Corpus Christi, Fitzpatrick secured major gifts for construction of a new outdoor tennis center, as well as renovation of the university’s baseball and softball stadiums. He additionally served on the NCAA’s Division I Women’s Basketball Issues Committee while in south Texas, and executed a strategic plan which increased the department’s corporate sponsorship revenue by nearly 40%. While at Indiana, he was responsible for internal administration of the department, oversaw capital construction and facilities management, and had oversight of the football, men’s basketball and women's basketball programs. Additionally, Fitzpatrick managed IU's external units, including marketing, ticket operations, licensing, merchandising, website, and publications. Additionally, he negotiated a 6-year, $21,000,000 shoe and apparel agreement with adidas America and administered the Hoosiers’ multi-media partnerships with Learfield Sports and the Big Ten Network. During his tenure,

Indiana realized a ticket sales revenue increase of 15-percent over annual budgeted projections. Fitzpatrick came to IU after spending the previous five years as COO and associate athletics director for external operations at the U.S. Military Academy. Fitzpatrick directed a fundraising effort that saw Army's “A Club” donor base grow from 750 to 6,700 and annual giving grow from $500,000 to $1.8 million. He also cultivated the Army Sports Network from two radio stations to 18, including 50,000-watt ESPN 1050 in New York City. During his tenure at West Point, corporate sponsorship revenue jumped from $250,000 to $920,000 annually. He arrived at West Point from the University of North Carolina-Charlotte, where he served as the associate athletics director for external affairs and executive director of the athletic foundation. Fitzpatrick's work at Charlotte resulted in a 26percent increase in annual gifts and a 39-percent increase in planned gifts. Prior to Army and Charlotte, Fitzpatrick served in a similar role at the University of Pittsburgh. In addition to serving as the men's basketball sport administrator, he directed a staff that generated a school record $1.4 million in sponsorship revenue and a $125,000 increase in annual giving. Fitzpatrick was a senior associate athletics director at the University of North Texas from May 1994 to June 1996. He was instrumental in UNT's transition from NCAA Division I-AA football to the Big West Conference, and during the 1994 football season, North Texas was one of three programs nationally to have every football game televised in its home market. This local television package generated more than $700,000 in corporate sponsorship revenue. He gained considerable experience as Assistant Commissioner of the Southwest Conference from 1992-94. Fitzpatrick negotiated a $2.25 million, three-year men's basketball tournament title sponsorship with the Dr. Pepper Company, and he also oversaw the league's national and local television syndication efforts. Fitzpatrick began his athletic administration career as the assistant marketing director at Army before moving on to Virginia Commonwealth as the director of marketing and Ticket Sales (198487) and Assistant Athletics Director for Marketing and Public Relations from 1987-92. A 1981 graduate of Hampden-Sydney College with a bachelor's degree in English, Fitzpatrick earned his master's degree in sports administration from Ohio University in 1982. Tim is married to Kerry Marks, and they have a 7 son, James.

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HEAD COACH BILL GEORGE Ithaca enjoyed tremendous success during George’s nine seasons as the Bombers made six trips to the postseason play. They earned an NCAA Playoff berth four times (1990, 1991, 1992, 1994) and beat Dayton 34-20 to win the Division III National Championship in 1991. The Bombers also made it to the National Semifinals in 1994. Ithaca also made two ECAC Playoff appearances in George’s nine years and won both times. The Bombers won the Northeast Championship Game in 1996 and won the Northwest Championship Game with a 40-6 win over Hartwick in 1998, his final season. Prior to Ithaca, George was an assistant coach at the United States Military Academy Prep School (USMAPS) for three seasons (1987-89). The 1980 graduate of Ithaca College, began his coaching career in 1982 as an assistant coach at Ithaca before moving on to Princeton in 1984. George was then a graduate assistant at Ohio State for two seasons (1985 and 1986). During his playing days at Ithaca, George was a four-year starter (1976-1979) at center for legendary coach Jim Butterfield. George was an All-American and co-captain of the 1979 team which won the National Championship during his senior year. He was also a two-time qualifier for the National Championships as a member of the wrestling team. Bill and his wife Nancy and their four-year old daughter Lila reside in Salem.

Bill George begins his 16th season as head coach at the United States Coast Guard Academy. George was named the 15th head football coach at the Coast Guard Academy on April 8, 1999 and set the program record for most wins as a head coach last season. George was named New England Football Conference (NEFC) Bogan Division Coach of the Year in 2007 as he led the Bears to their second consecutive NEFC Bogan Division championship as the team was a perfect 7-0 in division play for the second straight season. The team lost in the NEFC Championship Game for the second straight season and finished the season 8-2. In 2006, the Bears tied a school-record with eight straight wins, finished the regular season 8-1 and earned a spot in the ECAC North Atlantic Bowl, the school’s first postseason bid since 1997 and finished 8-3 overall. Prior to arriving at Coast Guard, George, spent nine years (1990-1998) as an assistant coach at Ithaca College where he assisted head coach Mike Welch in running the offense. Over the nine years, he worked with the offensive line, linebackers as well as serving as head junior varsity coach from 1990-94.

THE COACHING STAFF JAY DRISCOLL

DANA FLEISCHMANN

Defensive Line

Co-Defensive Coordinator Defensive Backs

Jay begins his 22nd season on the Bears staff. The New London

Dana begins his 15th season as a member of the Bears coaching staff. Fleischmann serves as the Co-Defensive Coordinator and coaches the defensive backs. He was an assistant coach at Maine Maritime prior to arriving at the Academy. He worked with the running backs and served as Recruiting Coordinator and Academic Counselor. The 1997 graduate of the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota was a two-year letter winner as a punter and a All-Academic selection in the MIAC. Dana earned a Masters Degree in Athletic Administration and Physical Education from Northwest Missouri State in 1999. Dana, his wife Corinna and their daughters Josslyn (4) and Jayna, who was born in December, reside in Ledyard.

native will coach the defensive line. Driscoll played at New London High and spent 11 years coaching high school football at Waterford, East Catholic and Norwich Free Academy. A defensive end at New London, Jay continued his playing career at the University of Connecticut where he played safety for the Huskies. Jay, an English teacher at Norwich Free Academy and his wife Sandra reside in Norwich with their sixyear old twins Aaron and Amelia. He also has a daughter Julia (18).

C.C. GRANT

Co-Defensive Coordinator Linebackers C.C. begins his 16th season as a member of the Bears coaching staff. Grant, a 1992 graduate of Cortland State, spent six seasons as an assistant coach at his alma mater, the last two as Offensive Coordinator. During his playing days, Grant was an All-ECAC fullback during the 1990 season as he led the Red Dragons in rushing. Grant, who is also the head baseball coach at Coast Guard, earned a Masters in Physical Education from Cortland State in 1994. C.C. and his wife Susan have two daughters Hannah (6) and Grace (2), they reside in Waterford.

PAT KNOWLES Tight Ends/ Quality Control

Pat begins his 19th year on the Bears staff. He will coach the tight ends and serve as quality control coach. Knowles entered the Coast Guard Academy from Missouri and graduated in 1983 with a B.S. in Civil Engineering. While a cadet, he was a four-year letterwinner in both football and wrestling. His Coast Guard assignments have taken him to

RAY LAFORTE

Hawaii (twice), Washington, D.C. and the engineering graduate school in Michigan. He is retired from the Coast Guard and is an assistant professor at Three Rivers Community College.

Offensive Coordinator Quarterbacks Ray begins his 16th season as a member of the Bears coaching staff. He is the Offensive Coordinator and coaches the quarter-

Pat and his wife Ann reside in Norwich. They have four childen, Mark (26), Lydia (24), Lauren (15) and Julia (10).

backs. LaForte spent five seasons as the Defensive Coordinator at Ithaca, sharing an office with current Coast Guard head coach Bill George. While at Ithaca, LaForte coached three All-America selections and the Bombers made a trip to the 1994 NCAA Semifinals and won two ECAC Championships. LaForte was also an assistant lacrosse coach at Ithaca for five seasons. Prior to coaching at Ithaca, LaForte was a graduate assistant at East Carolina from 1991-1993. Ray, his wife Michelle and children Michael (15), Mason (12) and Madison (8) reside in Waterford.

THE COACHING STAFF JORDAN BERRIAN

SEAN O’LAUGHLIN

Jordan is in his third season as a member of the Bears coaching staff.

Sean is in his first season on the Bears coaching staff and will work with the kickers and

He has coached a trio of Allconference receivers since arriving at the Academy. Berrian was an assistant coach at WPI in 2011 where

punters. He was a kicker, punter and backup quarterback at Walla Walla Community College where he earned All-America honors as a kicker.

he worked with the tight ends and was the video coordinator. Jordan was an assistant varsity and head JV coach at Cedar Cliff High in Pa. for in 2009 and 2010 where the

O’Laughlin earned a scholarship to the University of Washington where he was a punter for two seasons (1997-’98). Sean coached at Issaquach High School before

team had a winning season and made back-to-back playoff appearances for the first time in 13 years. He served as a student coach from 2005-2008 while attending East Stroudsburg University where he earned

beginning a career in law enforcement. He was the head of security for the the Washington Huskies football team for four seasons (2009-’12) while also assisting with the punters and kickers.

a Sports Management degree with a minor in Business Management. Berrian, a native of Camp Hill, Pa., currently resides in New London.

He played semi-pro and earned first team AllAmerica honors as a kicker in 2000. O’Laughlin is currently an assistant platoon officer at the Officer Candidate School here at the Academy.

Wide Receivers/ Tight Ends

Kickers/Punters

DON MILLER Running Backs

Don begins his 16th season as a member of the Bears coaching staff. Miller, who is the all-time winningest coach at Trinity, owns one of the top winning percentages in New England and Division III as he had a 174-77-5 record for winning percentage of .693 from 1967-’98. Don was named New England Small College Coach of the Year five times (1970, 1974, 1978, 1980 and 1993). Miller compiled a 31-2 record from 1955-58 as head coach at Newark (Del.) High School. Before arriving at Trinity, Miller served as Offensive Coordinator at Amherst from 1959-64.

2014 SEASON PREVIEW Coast Guard will welcome back 20 starters, including seven All-Conference selections for the 2014 season from a team that went 3-7 9 SEASON PREVIEW overall and 3-4 in the New England Football Conference.

“He is a very tough player and was more confident than almost any freshman that I have seen.” Senior Gordy Holloway makes the move from linebacker and will backup at quarterback this season.

The Bears welcome back eight starters on offense led by first team All-Conference senior wide receiver and co-captain Collis Brown and the 2013 New England Football Conference (NEFC) Offensive Rookie of the Year, quarterback Derek Victory. Brown, an All-America candidate, led the NEFC in both receptions (67) and yards (983) set a singleseason school record for receiving yards. He also set single-game records with 16 receptions and 244 yards in the win over Western New England.

Senior Jake Wawrzyniak is a dual threat and will be the Bears featured running back for the third straight season after rushing for 495 yards and eight touchdowns while catching 37 passes for 152 yards and a pair of touchdowns last season.

2014 SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER 6 St. Lawrence 13 Merchant Marine 20 @ Hampden-Sydney 27 @ Nichols * OCTOBER 4 @ Western NE * 11 Curry * (HC) 18 @ Maine Maritime * 25 Endicott * (PW) NOVEMBER 8 Salve Regina * 15 @ MIT *

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Senior Blake Thompson (25 receptions, 264 yards, two touchdowns) is also back at wide receiver this season.

The Bears return four of their five offensive lineman led by senior center Kevin 1:00 1:00 Postiglione. Sophomore J.D. Dunaway is back at right guard, junior Tom Condon returns at left guard while sophomore Jordan Hart will once again start at left tackle.

“Collis has done a tremendous job as a * NEFC game captain and he has transformed himself from a young kid to a leader and someone that the young players on this team look up to,” said head coach George, who enters his 16th season. “In terms of athletic ability, it’s great to have someone who is a dominant receiver and can go out and make plays for us.”

The Bears have five All-Conference performers back on the defensive side of the ball as the team returns ten starters from last season.

Victory, who started the final seven games of the season and won three, was 182 of 313 for 1,686 yards with ten touchdowns and 12 interceptions. He set a Coast Guard record with 36 completions in a 41-38 win over Western New England in just the second start of his career last season. “Derek is a tough, determined kid that I am expecting to take it to the next level after doing an outstanding job last season,” said George.

Senior defensive lineman Aaron Black, a first team All-Conference selection and classmate Joel Wyman will anchor the Bears defensive line. Black, led the Bears and all NEFC defensive linemen with 101 tackles, including 62 solo. He also led the team with four sacks while Wyman had 67 tackles, 26 solo, while leading the team with 6.5 tackles for loss and a pair of sacks.

2014 SEASON PREVIEW “We had only a handful of seniors last season. We are still relatively young, but we have guys who gained experience last year and now it’s their time to step up and show improvement on the field,” said George. “Even though we have a lot of people returning, we still have to get better in practice and continue to work hard. We have to practice to get better before we think about winning close games, it does not happen automatically. We have to develop and get better in practice each day as we have done in the past and limit our mistakes on game day.”

Senior co-captain Victor Rizzardi and junior Kyle Wood, a pair of second team Allconference selections, will lead the Bears linebacking corp. Rizzardi finished with 64 tackles, 39 solo to go with 2.5 tackles for loss, two sacks and interception and two fumble recoveries while Wood, was fourth among NEFC linebackers and fourth on the team with 65 tackles, had 37 solo, 3.5 tackles for loss and an interception in nine games this season. Juniors Ed Lazowski (31 tackles, 1 INT) and Cory Sonnega (46 tackles, 1 INT) will also once again start at linebacker for the Bears.

Junior Tyler Henning will once again handle both the kicking and punting duties. He earned second-team AllNEFC honors last season as a kicker, after tying the single-season school record with 12 field goals and was 12 for 16 on the season. He also made 28 of 29 extra points for the Bears.

Senior strong safety Joe Rizzardi, who won the prestigious Gold Helmet last season is back after earning first team All-conference honors last season.

“Tyler is as good as the kickers you see in Rizzardi set a schoolDivision I and he has Sophomore Quarterback record by returning a Derek Victory also become a very good pair of interceptions for punter,” said George. touchdowns in a 37-20 “It’s nice to have a solid win over Nichols on performer like him and I hope he continues to Sept. 28th to win the Gold Helmet. He was compete at a high level this season.” second on the team with 86 tackles, 62 solo and led the team with three interceptions and was tied for the team lead with 6.5 tackles for loss.

Coast Guard opens the season with a pair of home games against St. Lawrence on Sept 6th at 1 p.m. before hosting Merchant Marine for the annual Secretaries’ Cup battle on Sept. 13th at 2:30 p.m.

Juniors Eli Maurer (27 tackles, 3.5 for loss) and Joe Rizzo (42 tackles, 2 INT) both return and will start at the cornerback spots.

“It’s always nice to open the season at home in front of the home fans and we are excited to get this season started.”

THE NEW ENGLAND FOOTBALL CONFERENCE THE HISTORY 1965 - The New England Football Conference is founded by charter members Curry, Bridgewater State and Maine Maritime. 1971 - Plymouth State and New England College become conference members. 1972 - Nichols College and Boston State become conference members. 1972 - New England College suspends football program following ’72 season; Mass. Maritime Academy becomes conference member. 1973 - Framingham State and New Haven become conference members. 1979 - Western Connecticut State becomes conference member. 1981 - Western New England College becomes conference member. 1981 - New Haven leaves conference, moves to Division II. 1981 - Boston State suspends football program following ’81 season. 1982 - Westfield State becomes conference member. 1985 - Fitchburg State and Worcester State become conference members. 1985 - Western Connecticut leaves conference to pursue independent schedule. 1987 - UMass Lowell becomes conference member in 1987, initiating a split into two six-team divisions with divisional winners meeting in championship playoff game. 1988 - UMass Boston and UMass Dartmouth become conference members. 1988 - Western New England leaves conference following ’88 season. 1992 - Plymouth State and UMass Lowell join the Freedom Football Conference; Curry and Nichols join the Eastern Collegiate Football Conference. 1992 - The conference now numbers nine colleges that play a round robin schedule. 1997 - Five new members begin conference play in 1998: Curry, Nichols, MIT, Salve Regina and WNEC. The 14-team conference will have two 7-team divisions. 1999 - Bridgewater State (10-0) receives first automatic qualification to NCAA playoffs. 2000 - The first Championship game in the 14-team Conference is scheduled. Wal*Mart agrees to sponsor the game. The Divisions are re-named with the Red being the Bogan Division and the Blue becoming the Boyd Division named after the NEFC’s first two commissioners. Bridgewater State defeats Salve Regina 27-24 for the championship. UMass Boston drops football. 2001 - The Bogan Division plays with only six teams while the Boyd continues with seven. Endicott College begins a football program and is admitted into the Boyd Division beginning with the 2003 season. 2004 - A Most Valuable Player Award is established for the NEFC Championship Game and is named the William Mottola Award in honor of the long-time conference commissioner. 2005 - Plymouth State University and the United States Coast Guard Academy are admitted as members for play beginning in the 2006 season. Plymouth enters the Boyd Division and Coast Guard Academy will compete in the Bogan Division.

2013 NEFC FINAL STANDINGS Endicott Salve Regina Curry MIT Coast Guard Western New England Maine Maritime Nichols

NEFC 7-0 6-1 4-3 4-3 3-4 3-4 1-6 0-7

Overall 8-3 7-4 4-5 6-3 3-7 4-6 1-8 1-8

THE “NEW” NEW ENGLAND FOOTBALL CONFERENCE In 2013, The New England Football Conference announced a restructuring of the Conference. The NEFC functions as an eight team league and retains the NEFC’s automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament. The realigned NEFC consists of Curry College, Endicott College, Maine Maritime Academy, MIT, Nichols College, Salve Regina University, the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, and Western New England. Institutions that are currently members of the multi-sport Massachusetts State College Athletic Conference (Bridgewater State University, Fitchburg State University, Framingham State University, Massachusetts Maritime Academy, Westfield State University, and Worcester State University) will compete in a newly formed MASCAC football league. Plymouth State University and NEFC UMass Dartmouth, two schools that have a playing relationship with the New Enament. The realigned will MASCAC through an affiliation agreement between the MASCAC and the Little East Conference, will also join the new consist of Curry College, Endicott College,league.

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COAST GUARD’S ALL-TIME NEFC HONORS NEFC All-Conference Selections

2009 – Bogan Division

2006 – Bogan Division Steve Arguelles Christian George Jay Gill Jesse Harms John McDonald Ryan Sifflard Josh Williams Justin Brooks Charles England Nick Hartman Josh Kirby Lance Lynch John McDonald Mike Zielinski

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Steve Arguelles Year Christian George Ryan Sifflard

Defensive Rookie of the

Justin Brooks Doug Piper Jacob Shackleford Sam England Ryan Fox Jesse Karr Casey Paris

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Pat Bennett Kyle Ennis Eric Gerken Pat Bennett Nick Greaver Chris Izuritea Ryan Schmid

Offensive Player of the Year Off. Lineman of the Year

Justin Brooks Kyle Ennis Christian George Jesse Harms Nick Hartmann Matt Krueger David Lieberman Lance Lynch John McDonald Pat Bennett Brian Field Brian Yurovich Bill George Christian George Nick Hartman

Coach of the Year Offensive Player of the Year Off. Lineman of the Year

John Manganiello Jarrod Owens Nick Peters Drew Russo

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2012 – Bogan Division Parker Bateson Pat Meggers John Resch Jacob Bibb Jed Daleiden Tyler Henning John Manganiello Evan Rothfeld Mike Vitrano 2013 – NEFC Joe Rizzardi Aaron Black Collis Brown Victor Rizzardi Kyle Wood Joel Wyman Tyler Henning

2008 – Bogan Division Pat Bennett Justin Brooks Brian Field Jacob Shackleford Brian Yurovich Sam England Kyle Ennis

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2011 – Bogan Division Eric Gerken

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2007 – Bogan Division Steve Arguelles

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Derek Victory

Offensive Rookie of the Year

2014 PLAYER PROFILES MARK BEHNE #1 DB

COLLIS BROWN #19 WR

Clifton, Va. 5-10 150

Kingwood, Texas

Junior

6-1

215

Senior

First team All-NEFC selection led the NEFC in both receptions (67) and a single-season school record 983 yards last season ... will start for the fourth straight season ... set single-game school records with 16 receptions and 244 receiving yards in win over Western New England last year. 2012: started all nine games and led the team with 53 receptions for 538 yards and four touchdowns. 2011: had 18 receptions for 223 yards and a touchdown. HIGH SCHOOL: All-district selection and team Offensive MVP for coach Jim Holley at Kingwood Park High ... also member of basketball team. PERSONAL: Management major ... his sister Larla is a senior on the Coast Guard basketball team ... son of Jan Sadler.

Expected to start at free safety ... also a member of the Coast Guard baseball team. 2013: saw action in all ten games in the secondary and made 48 tackles, 29 solo and blocked a kick. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and Alldistrict selection for coach Chris Haddock at Centreville High ... also captain and All-district selection in baseball. PERSONAL: Management major ... has an older brother Scott, who serves in the Marines, an older sister Rachel and a younger brother Jake ... son of Dan, who served in the Air Force, and Anne Behne.

CHRIS BELL #93 P/K Raleigh, N.C. 5-11 150 Sophomore

Will backup as both the kicker and punter this season. HIGH SCHOOL: Did not play football scholastically ... was a member of the soccer team ... kicked for the football team at Georgia Military College in 2012 where he was

TONY BUZZINI #3 DB Boise, Idaho

Will compete for time at one of the corner spots after making five starts last season. 2013: played in all ten games and made 38 tackles, 23 solo with one interception. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain of both basketball and baseball teams ... also member of football team for two seasons. PERSONAL: Attended Marion Military Institute ... Government major ... has a sister Kelli ... son of Randy and Polli Buzzini.

on the Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s List. PERSONAL: Attended Georgia Military College ... Management major ... has an older sister Catherine ... son of James and Nancy Bell.

AARON BLACK #89 DL Edmont, Ok. 6-3 235

6-1 190 Senior

Senior

CHARLIE CHAVTUR #26 LB

First team All-NEFC defensive lineman ... will start at defensive end for the third straight season. 2013: started all ten games and led the Bears and all NEFC linemen with 101 tackles, 62 solo ... led team with four sacks. 2012: made eight starts and registered 55 tackles, 37 solo and led the team with 10 tackles for loss and four sacks. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain for coach Gregg Blankenship at AFNorth International School ... also captain of wrestling and soccer teams. PERSONAL: Civil Engineering major ... has two sisters, Maddie and Elisa ... son of John, a pilot in the Air Force, and Kris Black.

Reedsport, Ore. 6-0 190 Junior

Will battle for playing time at one of the outside linebacker spots. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and Allleague selection for coach Shane Nelson at Reedsport High ... also second place in the state in the 300 meter hurdles ... member of the National Honor Society. PERSONAL: Operations Research and Computer Analysis major ... his grandfather is retired from the Navy ... has a younger brother Chris ... son of Chuck, who is in the Coast Guard, and Tricia Chavtur.

BLAKE BONIFAS #99 DL

MIKE CLANCY #38 RB

Sterling Heights, Mich. 6-2 250 Junior

Havertown, Pa. 5-10 190 Junior

Expected to backup at running back this season. 2013: played in nine games and carried 18 times for 35 yards and two touchdowns. 2012: saw action in six games and carried 30 times for 104 yards and a touchdown ... also caught 11 passes for 62 yards and a score ... scored both his touchdowns vs. Bridgewater State. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain for coach Joe Gallagher at Haverford High ... also member of indoor and outdoor track team. PERSONAL: Management major ... has seven brothers, Steve, Pat, Chris, Brian, Kevin, Jack and Bill and one sister Caitie ... son of Kevin and Alex Clancy.

Will start at nose tackle after seeing action in five games and making two starts at that spot last year. 2013: had nine tackles, five solo with a sack. 2012: saw action in six games and made two tackles. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and Allconference, All-county and All-East side Metro Detroit honorable mention selection for coach Tony Smith at Utica High ... also member of wrestling team. PERSONAL: Attended Georgia Military College ... Government major ... has an older brother Kyle and a younger brother Reid ... son of David and Monique Bonifas.

2014 PLAYER PROFILES TOM CONDON #74 OL

JORDAN GROFF #32 WR

Whitman, Mass. 6-2 190 230 • Ross, JuniorOhio SO • 6-4,

Lancaster, Pa. 5-11

Will again start at left guard after starting all ten games there last season. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and Eastern Mass. Shirners All-Star selection for coach Sean Clifford at WhitmanHanson High ... captain and Patriot League Champion in wrestling ... also member of track team ... member of the Dean’s List. PERSONAL: Attended Georgia Military College ... Government major ... has two older brothers, Billy and Timmy and an older sister Kerry ... son of Tom and Clare Condon.

NICK COUTURE #86 WR Delran, N.J.

5-7

180

Junior

Expected to battle for one of the starting wide receiver spots this season and return kickoffs. 2013: had 11 kick returns for 217 yards to lead the team with a 19.7 yard average. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and first team All-section selection for coach John Manion at Lampeter-Strasburg High ... also captain and Allsection as member of the baseball team ... member of National Honors Society. PERSONAL: Civil Engineering major ... earned a Blue Star for performance on the Physical Fitness Exam (PFE) ... his grandfather served in the Army ... has two younger brothers Alec and Jake and a younger sister Anabeth ... son of Brian and Patricia Groff.

Senior

Will battle for time at wide receiver this season. 2012: had his first career catch, a 14yard touchdown in a win over Fitchburg State. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for coach Pete Miles at Delran High. PERSONAL: Attended Marion Military Institute ... Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering major ... his grandfather Al was in the Navy and his uncle Tony is a LT. Colonel in the Army ... has a brother George, who is in the Army, and a sister Allie .. son of Ed, who is in the Army, and Marline Couture.

BRIAN DEELY #39 DL Centreville, Va. 5-11 195

Sophomore

Will backup at nose tackle this season after making three starts at the position last season. 2013: saw action in seven games and made 18 tackles. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for coach Kyle Simmons at Westfield High ... also All-state member of state champion rugby team, member of state champion swim team and also played soccer. PERSONAL: Civil Engineering major ... has an older sister Brigid, a younger sister Maggie and a younger brother Kevin ... son of Tim and Catherine Deely.

260

LUKAS GROVES #55 OL Arlington, Texas

6-0

215

Sophomore

Will make the move to offensive line and is expected to compete for starting spot at right tackle after serving as a reserve on the defensive line last year. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain, Allconference and two-time team MVP for coach Philip Farhat at Oakridge High ... team won conference championship during his junior season ... also captain, All-conference and Prep state runner up in wrestling ... member of the Headmaster’s List with a 4.0 GPA all four years. PERSONAL: Government major ... has an older brother Eli ... his grandfather was in the Air Force ... son of Butch and Kay Groves.

ERIC HARRIS JR. #27 DB Norfolk, Va.

6-1

185

Sophomore

Will battle for time in the Bears secondary this season. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain for coach Curt Brown at Granby ... also member of lacrosse, track, wrestling and soccer teams .... member of National Honor Society. PERSONAL: Marine and Environmental Sciences major ... has a younger sister Katie ... son of Eric, a retired Master Chief in the Navy, and Christine Harris.

J.D. DUNAWAY #67 OL Virginia Beach, Va. 6-1 more

185

Sopho-

JORDAN HART #75 OL

Will start at right guard after making all ten starts there last season. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and twotime All-district performer for coach Chris Scott at Ocean Lakes High .. won the Outstanding Senior Award and earned an Academic letter three

Massena, N.Y.

6-3

240

Sophomore

Will start at left tackle for the second straight season after making all ten starts last year. HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time captain and Lineman of the Year at Massena High ... won the Hobey Baker Award as member of hockey team and also played lacrosse ... member of National Honors Society. PERSONAL: Civil Engineering major ... has a younger sister Courtney ... son of Andy, who enlisted in the Marines and Julie Hart.

times. PERSONAL: Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering major ... has three younger brothers Hudson, Jacob and Mason and a younger sister Melanie ... his uncle played football at Navy ... son of Dan, a Commander in the Navy played football at Annapolis, and Missy Dunaway.

2014 PLAYER PROFILES SAM PATRICK HENNESSEY #8 Painter, Va. 6-0 180 Junior ENGLAND

MITCH HOLLOWAY #12 TE

SR Plymouth, Ind. 6-2 195 Junior Pearland, Texas 6-1 Will battle for the starting tight end 245 Ofspot this season after backing up last fenseason. sive LineHIGH SCHOOL: Academic All-state man

Will compete for time at wide receiver. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain for coach Noble Palmer at Broadwater Academy ... also captain of the basketball and baseball teams. PERSONAL: Management major ... has an older brother Connor ... son of Rob and Martha Hennessey.

selection for coach John Barron at Plymouth High ... also captain of both the basketball and golf teams. PERSONAL: Attended Marion Military Institute ... Marine and Environmental Sciences major ... has an older sister Kristen, who was on the sailing team and graduated from the Coast Guard Academy in 2012 ... has an older brother Gordy, a senior on the Bears football team this year and three younger brothers, Jack, Max and Tommy ... son of Larry and Michelle Holloway.

TYLER HENNING #91 K/P Cypress, Texas 6-0 180

Junior

Will handle both the kicking and punting duties for the third straight season ... second team All-NEFC kicker for the second straight season last year as he tied a school-record with 12 field goals last year. 2013: made 12 of 16 FGâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and 28 of 29 PATâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ... also punted 51 times for a 35.1 yard average. 2012: was a perfect 39 for 39 on extra point attempts while making six of 11 field goals including a 27-yarder to beat Worcester State in overtime. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for coach Gene Johnson at Cypress Ranch High ... was captain of the soccer team. PERSONAL: Civil Engineering major ... both of his grandfathers were in the military, one in the Marines and the other in the Navy ... had and uncle in the Marines and another uncle in the Air Force ... has an older brother Devin ... son of Steve and Kris Henning.

KYLE JACKSON #80 WR Lincoln, R.I.

6-1 195

Sophomore

Will compete for time at one of the wide receiver spots ... also an outfielder on the Coast Guard baseball team. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and Alldivision selection for coach Waycott at Lincoln High ... also captain and Alldivision performer on the baseball team. PERSONAL: Attended Marion Military Institute .... Mechanical Engineering major ... has an older sister Kristen ... both of his grandfathers were in the military, one in the Army and the other in the Navy ... son of Chris and Tracy Jackson.

ED LAZOWSKI #33 LB Mount Joy, Pa.

GORDY HOLLOWAY #5 QB Plymouth, Ind.

6-3

225

6-0

205

Junior

Will battle for a starting spot at outside linebacker after starting the last two games last season. 2013: appeared in all ten games and had 31 tackles, 19 solo and returned an interception for a touchdown vs. Hampden-Sydney ... also a member of the Coast Guard baseball team. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain for coach Jeff Polites at Donegal High ... also member of the baseball team. PERSONAL: Management major ... has a younger brother Sam ... son of Ed and Jen Lazowski.

Senior

Will make the move to quarterback and will backup at that spot after making eight starts at linebacker last season. 2013: appeared in all ten games and registered 36 tackles, 16 solo and 3.5 for loss. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and Allconference for coach John Barron at Plymouth High ... also captain of the basketball team and a member of the baseball team. PERSONAL: Attended New Mexico Military Institute ... Management major ... has an older sister Kristen, who was on the sailing team and graduated from the Coast Guard Academy in 2012 ... has four younger brothers, Mitch, a junior on the Bears football team this year, Jack, Max and Tommy ... son of Larry and Michelle Holloway.

KYLE LEVY #68 OL Lebanon Township, N.J. 6-0

225

Sophomore

Is expected to backup at left guard this season. HIGH SCHOOL: First team Allconference selection and Lineman of the Year Award winner for coach Bob Augstadt at Voorhees High ... captain and All-conference performer on the wrestling team ... graduated with high honors. PERSONAL: Mechanical Engineering major ... has two younger brothers Quinn and Matt and a younger sister Sarah ... son of Aaron and Sue Levy.

2014 PLAYER PROFILES ANTHONY LIVINGSTONE Planfield, N.J.

6-2 220

#44

LOGAN MARS #56 DL

Junior

Scarborough, Maine more

Expected to battle for time at tight end this season. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for coach Bob Molarz at St. Joseph High ... also member of basketball as well as state champion lacrosse team. PERSONAL: Marine and Environmental Sciences major has two older brothers Patrick, a first Lieutenant in the Air Force, and James, a second Lieutentant in the Air Force and a younger sister MaryPatricia ... son of Ellen Livingstone.

6-2

250 Sopho-

Makes the move to defensive line after backing up at left tackle last season. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain, first team All-conference selection and team MVP for coach Lance Johnson at Scarborough High ... was on the honor roll for all four years and won the Maine student-athlete award. PERSONAL: Attended Georgia Military College ... Government major ... has two younger sisters, Shannon and Regan and a younger brother Nathan ... son of Chris and Colleen Mars.

BANNING LOBMEYER #25 LB Windsor, Col.

5-10 185

Junior

ELI MAURER #23 DB

Expected to compete for time at inside linebacker after playing the position of running back as a sophomore and linebacker as a freshman. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain, All-state, All-conference, All-Academic and 2011 Old Spice Player of the Year for coach Chris Jones at Windsor High ... also captain and Allconference performer in both swimming and wrestling ... his team won the 2011 state wrestling championship ... also a member of the baseball team. PERSONAL: Government major ... his aunt Holly Stuart is retired from the Air Force while his uncle Russ Wheeler is a Senior Master Sargeant in the Air Force ... has an older brother Tamac and an older sister Sharon ... son of Bryan and Teresa Lobmeyer.

Carrollton, Ohio 5-11 175

Junior

Expected to start at cornerback after starting the first five games at the position last year ... missed the final five games with an injury last year. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and Allstate, All-county and All-conference performer for coach Dale Soles at Minerva High ... also captain and All-county and All-conference as member of basketball team. GEDDY MILLER #77 OL PERSONAL: Operations Research Analysis major Eureka, and Mo. Computer 6-2 245 Senior ... Deanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s List ... has a brother Jesse and a sister Taylor ... son of Mark and Jan Maurer.

FRED MCCLIMANS #40 LB Flower Mound, Texas 6-1 220 Sophomore

NICK LODOVICI #95 DL Dillsburg, Pa.

6-2 235

Will compete for playing time at inside linebacker for second straight season ... he also will handle the long snapping duties for the second straight year. HIGH SCHOOL: Third-team AllAmerican long snapper for coach Vanderford at Flower Mound High. PERSONAL: Attended Georgia Military College ... Mechanical Engineering major ... has a younger brother Jake ... son of Fred and Pam McClimans.

Sophomore

Will battle for time at one of the defensive end spots ... also a thrower on the CGA track team. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and AllDivision selection for coach Rick Manck at Northern High .... also captain of both track and wrestling teams ... member of the Distinguished Honor Roll for four years. PERSONAL: Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering major ... has two younger brothers, A.J. and Joey and two younger sisters Gabby and Sophia ... his uncle served in the Army during Desert Storm ... son of Brian and Carrie Lodovici.

BRENDAN MCNEIL #6 LB Pawtucket, Conn. more

6-1

225

Sopho-

Will battle for time at outside linebacker this season .... also a member of the Coast Guard baseball team. HIGH SCHOOL: Scholar-Athlete of the Year and All-ECC selection for coach Jeff Larson at New London High ... also earned All-ECC honors as member of baseball team. PERSONAL: Attended Georgia Military College ... has a younger sister Megan ... his cousin is in the Air Force ... son of Patrick and Karen McNeil.

2014 PLAYER PROFILES MATT MONTEILH #11 WR CASEY PARIS #44 TE Tampa, Fla. 5-6Texas. 175 6-3 Senior East Tawakoni, 215

KEVIN POSTIGLIONE #69 OL Washingtonvile, N.Y. 6-1 230

Senior

Will compete for time at wide receiver and also return kickoffs. 2013: had two receptions for 18 yards and nine kick returns for 106 yards (11.8 avg.). 2012: saw action in five games and carried seven times for 21 yards and returned six kickoffs for 90 yards. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and All-state performer for coach Lane McLaughlin at Carrollwood Day School ... also member of soccer, basketball, baseball and track teams. PERSONAL: Attended Marion Military Institute ... Management major ... his uncle Brent McClanahan was a running back with the Minnesota Vikings from 1973-79 ... his grandfather served in the Army during World War II, has three older brothers, Greg, Arick and Bryant ... son of Paul, who served in the Army during Vietnam, and Judy Monteilh.

Will start at center after making all ten starts last season ... played defensive line his first two seasons. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and Allsection performer for coach Ed Van Curen at Burke Catholic ... also a member of the basketball and lacrosse teams. PERSONAL: Government major ... his grandfather served in the Navy ... has a younger sister Shayne ... son of Chip and Dawn Postiglione.

CARTER PROVOST #87 WR Swansboro, N.C. 6-2

180

Junior

Will compete for time in the Bears secondary after making the move from quarterback after last season. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for coach Tanner Grove at Montville High ... also played basketball and ran track for the Indians. PERSONAL: Attended Georgia Military College ... Management major ... has a younger brother Cory and a younger sister Andrea ... son of Bill, a Commander in the Coast Guard and Nelida Nunes, who is also in the Coast Guard.

235

Beaver Falls, N.Y. 6-0

Junior

JUSTIN REBHOLZ #14 DB Crestview, Fla.

5-10

160

Sophomore

Will compete for time in the Bears secondary and likely backup at free safety ... posted a team-best 2.57 ERA last season as pitcher on the baseball team. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain for coach Kevin Pettis at Crestview High .. also member of baseball team ... member of the Deanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s List and Summa Cum Laude. PERSONAL: Mechanical Engineering major ... has an older sister Amanda ... son of Tim, who was in the Air Force, and Mary Rebholz.

BRYAN POPP #81 WR 165

Junior

of National Honors Society. PERSONAL: Civil Engineering major ... his grandfather served in the Navy ... has an older sister Rebekah and three younger sisters, Meghan, Emma and Heather ... son of Steve, who is in the Marines, and Patrice Puddington.

wrestling team. PERSONAL: Government major ... Commandant of Cadets List ... has an older brother Paul, an older sister Emily and a younger sister Andie ... son of Paul and Francine Painten.

5-8

215

Will battle for time at one of the inside linebacker spots. 2013: made 20 tackles, 11 solo and had one sack. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain for his dad, coach Steve Puddington, at Beaver River Central High ... named Outstanding Senior Athlete ... member

Expected to compete for starting spot at right tackle after backing up at right guard last season ... also a member of the Coast Guard wrestling team. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain for coach Charlie Stevenson at Xaverian Brothers High ... also captain of the

Colleyville, Texas more

Junior

PAUL PUDDINGTON #48 LB

KEVIN PAINTEN #65 OL Walpole, Mass. 6-1

200

Will compete for time at one of the wide receiver spots this season. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain, All-area and All-conference selection for coach Tim Laspada at Swansboro High ... also member of basketball, swimming and baseball teams ... National Honors Society ... Class Vice President. PERSONAL: Management major ... has a younger sister Caroline and an older sister Jordan ... both his grandfather and uncle served in the Coast Guard ... son of John and Janet Provost.

TROY NUNES #4 DB Montville, Conn. 5-10

Senior

Sopho-

Is expected to start at one of the wide receiver spots for the Bears this season. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and first team All-district wide receiver for coach Dave Hennigan at Grapevine High. PERSONAL: Attended Georgial Military College ... Management major ... has an older brother Anthony and an older sister Kristyn ... has 14 family members who have served or are currently serving in all branches of the military except the marines ... son of Bob and Terry Popp.

2014 PLAYER PROFILES JOE RIZZARDI #47 DB

NICK ROLLOLAZO #22 DB

Ashburn, Va. 6-0 185

Federal Way, Wash.

Junior

CORY SONNEGA #10 LB Shoreline, Wash.

6-1

215

Junior

Expected to start at one of the linebacker spots after starting the final five games at inside linebacker last year. 2013: had 46 tackles, 35 solo with a sack and an interception ... also the starting first baseman on the Coast Guard baseball team. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain for coach Rob Petschl at Shorewood High. PERSONAL: Attended Georgia Military College ... Marine and Environmental Sciences major ... son of Tim and Diana Sonnega.

VICTOR RIZZARDI #28 LB Senior

Second team All-NEFC selection ... will start at outside linebacker for the third straight season. 2013: started all ten games and had 64 tackles, 39 solo with two sacks and an interception. 2012: started all nine games and recorded 38 tackles, 24 solo, two for loss and recovered two fumbles. 2011: had 41 tackles, 30 solo, four for loss with 1.5 sacks. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and All-district selection for coach Charlie Pierce at Briar Woods High ... also captain of baseball team. PERSONAL: Civil Engineering major ... his brother Joe is a junior defensive back on the team ... son of Charles and Josephine Rizzardi.

BLAKE THOMPSON #15 WR Liberty Hill, Texas

JAMES RIZZO #2 DB Glens Falls, N.Y. 5-9 185

Sophomore

Is expected to backup at one of the cornerback spots after moving from wide receiver spot. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for coach John Meagher at Federal Way High. PERSONAL: Attended Marion Military Institute ... Electrical Engineering major ... has a younger brother Christian ... had uncles serve in both the Air Force and Army ... son of Ted and Sue Rollolazo.

First team All-NEFC selection ... will start at strong safety after making all ten starts last season. 2013: second on the team with 86 tackles, 62 solo and tied for the team lead with 6.5 tackles for loss ... led the team with three interceptions ... won the Gold Helmet when he returned returned two interceptions for touchdowns in the win over Nichols to set a school-record. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain, All-district and All-region selection for coach Charlie Pierce at Briar Woods High ... also captain of baseball team. PERSONAL: Electrical Engineering major ... his brother Victor is a senior linebacker on the team ... son of Charles and Josephine Rizzardi.

Ashburn, Va. 5-7 190

5-8 175

Junior

Will start at cornerback for the second straight season after making nine starts last year. 2013: had 42 tackles, 31 solo and two interceptions ... also returned two punts for 28 yards. 2012: returned ten kickoffs for 217 yards. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and All-league selection for coach Pat Lilac at Glens Falls High ... captain and All-league in hockey and captain and All-section in baseball ... member of National Honors Society. PERSONAL: Government major ... Commandant of Cadets List ... both his grandfathers served in World War II ... has an older sister Elizabeth, a younger sister Jillian and a younger brother Andrew ... son of Bob and Jeanne Rizzo.

5-10 180

Senior

Will start at wide receiver after moving back to that position during week four last year ... also starting centerfielder and a pitcher on the Coast Guard baseball team. 2013: started first three games at quarterback before moving back to wide receiver and had 25 receptions for 264 yards with two touchdowns. 2012: had 13 receptions for 180 yards and two touchdowns. 2011: had five catches for 50 yards and ten kick returns for 184 yards. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain for coach Jerry Vance at Liberty Hill High ... also captain of baseball team. PERSONAL: Management major ... has a younger brother Connor ... son of Chris and Kim Thompson.

2014 PLAYER PROFILES DEREK VICTORY #9 QB

KYLE WOOD #43 LB

Weston, Fla. 5-9

Mt. Juliet ,Tenn.

165

Sophomore

2013 NEFC Offensive Rookie of the Year will start at quarterback again this season after making the final seven starts last season. 2013: He was 182 of 313 for 1,686 yards with ten touchdowns and 12 interceptions ... set a single-game school record with 36 completions in a 41-38 win over Western New England in his second career start on Oct. 5th. HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year captain, All-county and Broward County All-Star selection for coach Christopher Wagner at West Broward High ... Broward County and Brian Piccolo Scholar Athlete. PERSONAL: Government major ... has an older sister Danielle ... one of his grandfathers enlisted in the Navy while the other was an officer in the Navy ... son of Dan and Diane Victory.

215

JOEL WYMAN #7 DL Springfield, Mo.

Sophomore

JAKE WAWRZYNIAK #20 RB 5-7 195

6-4 215

Senior

Second team All-NEFC defensive lineman is back after making all ten starts last season ... also a member of the Bears wrestling team. 2013: registered 67 tackles, 26 solo and tied for the team lead with 6.5 tackles for loss to go with two sacks. 2012: played in six games and made one start ... had 25 tackles, 20 solo, four for loss, one sack and one fumble recovery. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and All-state for coach Phill Wickwar at Willard High ... also state runner up in wrestling. PERSONAL: Attended New Mexico Military Institute (NMMI) where he was a national qualifier in wrestling ... Management major ... has two younger brothers, Matt and Brad ... son of Brett, who went to West Point, and Cindy Wyman.

Is expected to battle for a starting spot at defensive end this season. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain and Allleague linebacker for coach Ron Clark at Aberdeen High ... also All-district in the javelin, discus and as a member of the 4x100 relay in track ... member of the National Honors Society. PERSONAL: Attended Marion Military Institute ... Government major ... has an older sister Mickey and two younger sisters Lily and Emmy ... has a younger brother Patrick ... son of James and Jamie Walsh.

Sylvania, Ohio

Junior

Second team All-NEFC linebacker will again start at inside linebacker after making eight starts last year... also starting third baseman and pitcher on the Coast Guard baseball team. 2013: led the Bears linebackers with 65 tackles, 37 solo with 3.5 tackles for loss, also had an interception and a fumble recovery. 2012: had 32 tackles, 23 solo, three for loss, two sacks and an interception. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain for coach John McNeal at Friendship Christian School ... also captain of baseball team. PERSONAL: Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering major ... his grandfather and uncle were both in the Navy ... has two younger brothers, Andrew and Coleton ... son of Greg and Kyra Wood.

JAMES WALSH #30 DL Aberdeen, Wash. 6-2

6-1 220

Senior

Will be the Bears featured running back for the third straight season after starting all ten games last season. 2013: led the team with 138 carries, 495 yards and eight rushing touchdowns ... also caught 37 passes for 152 yards and two touchdowns. 2012: made five starts and led the team with 127 carries, 516 yards and eight touchdowns while catching 27 passes for 175 yards and returning eight kickoffs for 139 yards. He had 35 carries, 143 yards and three touchdowns in his first career start, a win over MIT on Sept. 15th. 2011: led the team with 10 kickoff returns for 188 yards ... also carried the ball 14 times for 48 yards with two touchdowns and had six receptions for 24 yards. HIGH SCHOOL: Captain, All-league and All-district selection for coach Mike Blochowski at St. Francis de Sales High ... also member of hockey team that won state championship during his senior season. PERSONAL: Management major ... Commandant of Cadets List ... has a younger sister Katie and an older brother Nick, who boxed at the Air Force Academy, and a younger brother Scott, who is on exchange from Air Force and a member of the Bears football team this year ... son of Jeff and Kathy Wawrzyniak.

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2014 ROSTER No.

Name

Yr.

Pos.

Ht.

Wt.

Hometown

Mark Behne

Jr.

5-10

150

Clifton, Va.

James Rizzo

Jr.

5-9

185

Glens Falls, N.Y.

Tony Buzzini

Sr.

6-1

190

Boise, Idaho

Troy Nunes

Jr.

5-10

180

Montville, Conn.

5Gordy Holloway

Sr.

6-3

225

Plymouth, Ind.

6Brendan McNeil

So.

6-1

225

Pawcatuck, Conn.

7Joel Wyman

Sr.

6-3

225

Springfield, Mo.

8Patrick Hennessey

Jr.

6-0

180

Painter, Va.

9Derek Victory

So.

5-9

165

Weston, Fla.

Cory Sonnega

Jr.

6-1

215

Shoreline, Wash.

Matt Monteilh

Sr.

5-6

175

Tampa, Fla.

Mitch Holloway

Jr.

6-2

195

Plymouth, Ind.

Adam Davis

Fr.

6-0

175

Griswold, Conn.

Justin Rebholz

So.

5-10

160

Crestview, Fla.

Blake Thompson

Sr.

5-10

180

Liberty Hill, Texas

Oliver Kremer

Fr.

6-2

200

Crystal Lake Ill.

Jordan Groff

Jr.

5-11

185

Lancaster, Pa.

Collis Brown *

Sr.

6-1

215

Kingwood, Texas

Jake Wawrzyniak

Sr.

5-7

195

Sylvania, Ohio

Camden Cecchini

Fr.

5-10

170

Tulsa, Ok.

Nick Rollolazo

So.

5-8

175

Federal Way, Wash.

Eli Maurer

Jr.

5-11

175

Carrollton, Ohio

Jacob Brown

Fr.

5-9

185

Virginia Beach, Va.

Banning Lobmeyer

Jr.

5-10

185

Windsor, Col.

Charlie Chavtur

Jr.

6-0

190

Reedsport, Ore.

Eric Harris Jr.

So.

6-1

185

Norfolk, Va.

Victor Rizzardi *

Sr.

5-7

190

Ashburn, Va.

Kevin Dufauchard

Fr.

5-9

150

New Orleans, La.

James Walsh

So.

6-2

215

Aberdeen, Wash.

Tyler Templeton

Fr.

6-0

195

Canon City, Col.

Ed Lazowski

Jr.

6-0

205

Mount Joy, Pa.

Scott Wawrzyniak

Jr.

6-0

215

Sylvania, Ohio

Ryan Robertson

Fr.

5-10

195

Emmitsburg, Md.

Panashe Mutumbo

Fr.

5-7

190

Bel Air, Md.

C.J. Smith

Fr.

6-1

175

Horn Lake, Miss.

Mike Clancy

Jr.

5-10

190

Havertown, Pa.

2014 ROSTER No.

Name

Yr.

Pos.

Ht.

Wt.

Hometown

Brian Deely

So.

5-11

195

Centreville, Va.

Fred McClimans

So.

6-1

220

Flower Mound, Texas

Will Daniels

Fr.

5-6

150

Chicago, Ill.

Matthew Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Donnell

Fr.

5-9

185

Vienna, Va.

Kyle Wood

Jr.

6-1

220

Mt. Juliet, Tenn.

Anthony Livingstone

Jr.

6-2

220

Plainfield, N.J.

Cody Bain

Fr.

5-11

175

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Ed Pond

Fr.

5-9

185

Topsham, Maine

Joe Rizzardi

Jr.

6-0

185

Ashburn, Va.

Paul Puddington

Jr.

6-0

215

Beaver Falls, N.Y.

Christian Breviario

Fr.

5-10

190

Tampa, Fla.

Nathan Tucker

Fr.

5-10

190

Ripley, W.V.

Ross Markham

Jr.

6-0

180

Stillwater, Minn.

Lukas Groves

So.

6-0

215

Arlington, Texas

Logan Mars

So.

6-2

250

Scarborough, Maine

J.D. Dunaway

So.

6-1

260

Virginia Beach, Va.

Jordan Hart

So.

6-3

260

Massena, N.Y.

Kevin Painten

Jr.

6-1

235

Walpole, Mass.

Gabe Zogby

Fr.

6-1

200

Manlius, N.Y.

Kyle Levy

So.

6-0

225

Lebanon Township, N.J.

Kevin Postiglione

Sr.

6-1

230

Washingtonville, N.Y.

Tom Condon

Jr.

6-2

230

Whitman, Mass.

Raymond Zhang

Fr.

6-2

190

San Diego, Calif.

Cory Tomasetti

Fr.

6-4

250

Kennett Square, Pa.

Logan Sullivan

Fr.

6-0

205

Valley Springs, Calif.

Kyle Jackson

So.

6-1

195

Lincoln, R.I.

Bryan Popp

So.

5-8

165

Colleyville, Texas

Jake David

Fr.

6-1

180

Los Angeles, Calif.

Trey Moore

Fr.

6-3

185

Portsmouth, Va.

Nick Couture

Sr.

5-7

180

Delran, N.J.

Carter Provost

Jr.

6-2

200

Swansboro, N.C.

Matthew Statkus

Fr.

6-5

190

Albuquerque, N.M.

Aaron Black

Sr.

6-3

235

Edmond, Ok.

Tyler Henning

Jr.

P/K

6-0

180

Cypress, Texas

Chris Bell

So.

P/K

5-11

150

Raleigh, N.C.

Nick Lodovici

So.

6-2

235

Dillsburg, Pa.

Blake Bonifas

Jr.

6-2

250

Sterling Heights, Mich.

* Captains

2013 GAME-BY-GAME REVIEW GAME #1 ST. LAWRENCE 21, COAST GUARD 17 September 7, 2013 @ Canton, N.Y.

COLLIS BRO WN BROWN

GAME #2 MERCHANT MARINE 27, COAST GUARD 20 September 14, 2013 @ Kings Point, N.Y.

Junior Michael Leffibine's 16-yard touchdown pass to sophomore Joseph Battaglia on 4th-and-six with just 1:21 left lifted St. Lawrence to a come-from-behind, seasonopening 21-17 win over Coast Guard. St. Lawrence had not scored since 10:30 left in the first quarter before the game winning touchdown. Coast Guard fell behind 14-0 in the first 4:30 of the game, yet rallied to take the lead 17-14 with 4:12 left on a 31-yard reverse by junior wide receiver Collis Brown, who made an acrobatic move to score the touchdown, before

JAKE WAWRZYNIAK

dropping the season opener. The Saints finished with 450 yards, 244 passing while Coast Guard ended with 276 total yards, 219 on the ground. Coast Guard junior quarterback Blake Thompson making his first career start was 6 of 14 for 67 yards with two interceptions while he led the Bears on the ground with 94 yards on 15 carries while junior Jake Wawrzynkiak had 25 carries for 74 yards. Brown led the Bears with four receptions for 44 yards. Saints junior Jayson Leigh intercepted Thompson's first collegiate pass on the Bears first play from scrimmage and returned it 37 yards and the Bears trailed 14-0 with 10:30 left in the quarter and trailed 14-3 at halftime. St. Lawrence had 200 yards of total offense in the first half, 133 rushing while Coast Guard finished the first half with just 102 yards, 56 passing and 43 of those on pass on the one long play to Brown. In the third quarter, junior Jake Wawrzyniak scored on a 1-yard run with 4:33 left in the quarter and Tyler Henning's PAT cut the deficit to 14-10. A 53-yard pass from Lefflbine to junior Colby Johnson on the first play of the fourth quarter set up the Saints in the red zone later in the drive yet again, but once again the Bears defense got a turnover on downs taking over at the 10-yard line. Following an exchange of punts the Bears marched 79 yards in ten plays capped on a 31-yard run on a reverse by Brown for a 17-14 lead with 4:12 left. Sophomore Joe Rizzardi led Coast Guard with 14 tackles, ten solo while senior Nick Phillips registered 11 tackles.

Score By Quarters Coast Guard 3 St. Lawrence 14

Sophomore quarterback Matthew McDaniels carried 31 times for 245 yards and three touchdowns leading Merchant Marine to a 27-20 win over Coast Guard in the annual battle for the Secretaries' Cup. McDaniels final touchdown was a 10-yard run with 2:48, a fumbled snap on the PAT kept it a seven points game, 27-20. The Mariner defense stopped Coast Guard on 4th and 15 on the ensuing drive and took over at the Bears 16yard line with 1:55 left and ran out the clock. Merchant Marine finished with 394 yards, 368 on the ground in winning the Secretaries' Cup for the third straight season. The Bears finished with 242 yards, 84 on

the ground. The Mariners struck first on a 2-yard run by senior fullback Charles Helms with 10:04 left in the opening quarter capping a 41-yard drive. Following a Coast Guard punt, McDaniels 4-yard touchdown with 5:17 left in the first quarter pushed the lead to 14-0. The Bears got on the board on a 1-yard run by junior quarterback Blake Thompson with 1:34 left in the first quarter to cap a 73-yard drive. Sophomore Tyler Henning booted a 45-yard field goal to make the score 14-10 with 10:46 left in the first half. The Bears took the lead 17-14 on the opening possession of the second half on a 13-yard run by junior Jake Wawrzyniak with 11:46 left in the third quarter. McDaniels and the Mariners responded quickly as the sophomore signal called scrambled 43 yards for a touchdown for a 21-17 lead with 9:38 left to cap a 77-yard drive. Coast Guard sophomore linebacker Kyle Wood recovered a fumble at the Mariner 34-yard line and the Bears settled for a 40-yard field goal by Henning to cut the deficit to 21-20 with 10:58 left. The Bears fumbled a snap on a punt with 2:59 left setting the Mariners up at the Coast Guard 16-yard line which set up McDaniels final touchdown with 2:48 left. Wawrzyniak led the Bears with 18 carries for 56 yards while Thompson had 15 carries for 45 yards. Thompson was 13 of 35 for 158 yards. Coast Guard which turned the ball over five times, did not turn the ball over in the game this week while the Bears defense had four take aways, all fumbles. Junior Joel Wyman led Coast Guard with 12 tackles while Phillips finished with 11 tackles.

Score By Quarters Coast Guard 7 Merchant Marine 14 0 0

7 0

7 -- 17 7 -- 21

3 0

7 7

3 -- 20 6 -- 27

Scoring Summary 1st Quarter M-Helms 2 run (Kennedy kick) M-McDaniels 9 run (Kennedy kick) C-Thompson 1 run (Henning kick) 2nd Quarter C-Henning 44 FG 3rd Quarter C-Wawrzyniak 13 run (Henning kick) M-McDaniels 43 run (Henning kick) 4th Quarter C-Henning 40 FG M-McDaniels 10 run (rush failed)

Scoring Summary 1st Quarter S-Gallagher 8 pass from Leffbine (Shapiro kick) S-Leigh 37 interception return (Shapiro kick) C-Henning 32 FG 3rd Quarter C-Wawrzyniak 1 run (Henning kick) 4th Quarter C-Brown 31 run (Henning kick) S-Battaglia 15 pass from Leffbine (Shapiro kick)

2013 GAME-BY-GAME REVIEW GAME #3 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY 49, COAST GUARD 7 September 21, 2013 @ Cambridge, Mass.

GAME #4 COAST GUARD 37, NICHOLS 20 September 28, 2013 @ New London, Conn.

Junior Brady Macko rushed for three touchdowns and caught another while junior quarterback Nash Nance threw for 282 yards and threw a pair of touchdowns all in the first half as Hampden-Sydney beat Coast Guard 49-7 in a nonconference game. The Tigers scored on six straight possessions in the first half and led 19-0 after the first quarter and 43-0 at halftime. Hampden-Sydney had 423 yards at halftime, 282 passing and 141 rushing and finished the game with 586 total yards, 276 on the ground and 310 in the air. Coast Guard was held to just 80 yards of total offense and seven first downs. The Tigers defense held the Bears to negative ten yards rushing on 19 carries. Macko who carried 12 times for 63 yards scored on runs of two and one yards in the first quarter before Nance (20 of 34 for 282 yards) threw an 84-yard touchdown pass to junior Holton Walker, the top receiver in Division III, for a 19-0 lead with 1:33 left in the first quarters. Walker led the team with eight receptions for 180 yards and the score, all in the first half. Senior Mitch Pereira, who led the Tigers with 17 carries for 82 yards, had a 10-yard run to opening the scoring on the second quarter, junior Dan Alexander kicked a 23-yard field goal before Macko scored on a 2-yard run and then caught a 6-yard touchdown pass with 3:58 left in the half, the Tigers sixth straight possession with a score, to close the scoring and give Hampden-Sydney a 43-0 lead. Sophomore running back Tyler Fowler (16 carries, 61 yards) scored on a 7-yard run with 12:03 left in the game to close the scoring for Hampden-Sydney. Coast Guard got on the board when sophomore Ed Lazowski returned an interception 31 yards for a touchdown with 7:43 left in the game. The Bears used four quarterbacks in the game. Junior starter Blake Thompson was 5 of 14 for 29 yards, sophomore Drew Londo was 2 of 6 for 11 yards while freshman Derek Victory was 8 of 13 for 50 yards in his collegiate debut. Senior Nick Fredericksen led the Bears with five receptions for 41 yards. Hampden-Sydney also controlled the clock having the ball for 39 minutes and 50 seconds.

Freshman quarterback Derek Victory making his first collegiate start threw for 261 yards and pair of touchdowns while sophomore strong safety Joe Rizzardi intercepted a pair of passes and returned them both for touchdowns leading Coast Guard to a 37-20 win over Nichols, in the NEFC opener for both teams on Parents' Weekend. Rizzardi had both of Coast Guard's first half touchdowns as the Bears led 20-13 at halftime before Victory threw a pair of third quarter touchdowns to junior Collis Brown (5 catches, 53 yards, 2 TD) in the third quarter as the Bears opened up a 34-13 lead. Nichols got off to a quick start as freshman running back Grant Klimek (10 carries, 102 yards) rambled 67 yards on the first play from scrimmage and junior running back Felipe Njeim scored from four yards out on the next play for a quick 6-0 lead just 53 seconds into the game. The extra point was blocked. Following a Tyler Henning 33-yard field goal, Rizzardi got the first of his two interception returns for touchdowns on the next possession, a 28-yard return as Coast Guard took a 10-6 lead with 10:12 left in the opening quarter. Njeim capped an 18 play 95-yard drive that took 8:14 off the clock with a 1-yard run as the Bison took a 13-10 lead with 7:11 left in the first half. Coast Guard tied the game 13-13 on a 26-yard field goal by Henning with 1:46 left in half. Rizzardi struck again on the next play from scrimmage returning an interception 30 yards for a score to close the scoring in the first half as the Bears led 20-13 with 1:28 left in the first half. Coast Guard took the second half kickoff and went 83 yards in seven plays with Victory (23 of 38, 261, 2 TD, 1 INT) throwing not only his first collegiate touchdown pass, but Coast Guard's first touchdown pass of the season, a 17-yard strike to Brown for a 27-13 lead with 11:42 left in the third quarter. Victory again found Brown and once again for 17 yards for a 34-13 lead with 1:49 left in the third quarter. Henning kicked his third field goal of the game this time from 32 yards with 4:12 left as Coast Guard scored its 27th straight point to increase its lead to 37-13 with 4:12 left in the game. Nichols finished with 375 total yards, 225 rushing while the Bears had 334 yards of total offense, 261 passing. Junior Jake Wawrzyniak led Coast Guard with 15 carries for 80 yards while senior Nick Fredericksen had five receptions for a team-high 55 yards in the win. Sophomore linebacker Kyle Wood led the Coast Guard defense with 15 tackles for the Bears, who had five takeaways in the win.

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Score By Quarters Hampden-Sydney 19 24 Coast Guard 0 0

0 0

JOE RIZZARDI

Score By Quarters Nichols 6 7 0 Coast Guard 10 10 14

6 -- 49 7 -- 7

7 -- 20 3 -- 37

Scoring Summary 1st Quarter N-Njeim 4 run (kick blocked) C-Henning 33 FG C-Joe Rizzardi 28 INT return (Henning kick) 2nd Quarter N-Njeim 1 run (Plofkin kick) C-Henning 26 FG C-Joe Rizzardi 30 INT return (Henning kick) 3rd Quarter C-Brown 17 pass from Victory (Henning kick) C-Brown 17 pass from Victory (Henning kick) 4th Quarter C-Henning 42 FG C-Rimsky 26 pass from Respass (Plofkin kick)

Scoring Summary 1st Quarter H-Macko 2 run (kick failed) H-Macko 1 run (rush failed) H-Walker 84 pass from Nance (Alexander kick) 2nd Quarter H-Pereira 10 run (Alexander kick) H-Alexander 23 FG H-Macko 2 run (Alexander kick) H-Macko 6 pass from Nance (Alexander kick) 4th Quarter H-Fowler 7 run (kick failed) C-Lazowski 31 INT return (Henning kick)

2013 GAME-BY-GAME REVIEW GAME #5 COAST GUARD 41, WESTERN N.E. 38 October 5, 2013 @ New London, Conn.

GAME #6 CURRY 27, COAST GUARD 24 October 12, 2013 @ Milton, Mass.

Junior wide receiver Collis Brown broke a pair of school receiving records and Coast Guard completed a come-from-behind victory for a 41-38 New England Football Conference (NEFC) win over Western New England. Freshman Derek Victory completed a school singlegame record with 36 completions as Coast Guard rallied from a sevenpoint deficit with just over three minutes to play to COLLIS BRO WN BROWN defeat Western New England in the first-ever meeting between the two schools. Forced to punt with 1:28 to play the Bears seemed content to play for overtime, but the bounce of the ball had other plans. As freshman Isaiah Barrios was blocking Coast Guard sophomore Mark Behne downfield, the ball deflected of Barrios' leg and Behne alertly jumped on top of the ball, giving Coast Guard possession at the Western New England five yard line. Sophomore kicker Tyler Henning drilled a 22-yard field goal with just 54 seconds to play to snap the tie. Western New England missed a 30-yard field goal on the final play of the game. Brown caught a school-record 16 passes for 244 yards (another single-game school record), including a pair of touchdown catches. Brown had 10 catches for 196 yards in the first half. Victory finished the game with 388 yards on 36-for-63 passing, but it was a play he made with his legs that set everything up for the Bears. Trailing 38-31 and faced with a third and goal at the Western New England one yard line, Victory kept the ball on a speed option play and broke into the end zone and Henning's fifth extra point of the afternoon tied the game up. Led by junior Kevin Cook (35 carries, 153 yards, and four touchdowns), the Golden Bears were able to run for 305 yards against the Bears' defense. Cook scored a touchdown in every quarter for the Golden Bears who compiled 600 yards on offense for the afternoon. Coast Guard finished the game with 462 yards of offense, all but 74 through the air as five receivers caught three or more passes. The game saw 190 plays run (97 for Coast Guard, 93 for Western New England) and a total of 1,062 yards gained on offense.

Score By Quarters Western N.E. 7 14 Coast Guard 24 0

7 7

Junior fullback Jordan Shairs rushed for 161 yards and a score and also caught a touchdown pass leading Curry to a 27-24 win over Coast Guard. Junior Jake Wawrzyniak's 2-yard touchdown run with 2:37 left pulled the Bears to within 27-24, but Curry recovered the onsides kick and senior Phil Bigelow (23 carries, 69 yards) converted a 4th and 1 with 2:10 left at the Bears 23-yard line

NICK FREDERICKSEN

to run the clock out. Curry had 395 total yards while rushing for 275 yards and controlling the time of possession, as the Colonels had the ball for 37:18 of the games 60 minutes. Coast Guard finished with 273 total yards, just 38 rushing. Freshman quarterback Derek Victory was 28 of 50 for 235 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. Senior Nick Fredericksen had 10 receptions for 67 yards and a touchdown while junior Collis Brown had eight catches for 49 yards to lead the Bears. Wawrzyniak led the Bears on the ground with 11 carries for 43 yards and a touchdown. Curry led 13-3 at halftime and tried to catch Coast Guard sleeping with an onsides kick to start the second half, but the kick went out of bounds. The Bears offense took advantage of the short field and freshman quarterback Derek Victory threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to senior Nick Fredericksen with 11:58 left to cut the deficit to 13-10. The Colonels responded as Shairs went 59 yards for a touchdown to cap a 90-yard drive to answer the Coast Guard touchdown and increase the lead to 20-10 with 7:17 left in the third quarter. Senior Blake Thompson then caught his first touchdown of the season, an 8-yard touchdown pass from Victory, as Bears pulled to within 20-17 with 4:01 left in the third quarter. Curry added to its lead with Bigelow scoring on 4th and goal from the 2-yard line for a 27-17 lead with 8:07 left in the game. Junior Jake Wawrzyiak's two-yard run on 4th and goal from the 2-yard line made the score 27-24 with 2:37 left. Junior defensive end Aaron Black and sophomore linebacker Cory Sonnega, making his first collegiate start, each had ten tackles to lead the Bears defense.

10 -- 38 10 -- 41

Scoring Summary 1st Quarter C-Brown 35 pass from Victory (Henning kick) W-Cook 3 run (Patterson kick) C-Brown 54 pass from Victory (Henning kick) C-Wawrzyniak 1 run (Henning kick) C-Henning 35 FG 2nd Quarter W-Cook 1 run (Patterson kick) W-McMurray 22 pass from Krafick (Patterson kick) 3rd Quarter W-Cook 1 run (Patterson kick) C-Wawrzyniak 4 run (Henning kick) 4th Quarter W-Cook 6 run (Patterson kick) W-Patterson 25 FG C-Victory 1 run (Henning kick) C-Henning 22 FG

Score By Quarters Coast Guard Curry

0 6

3 7

14 7

7 7

-- 24 -- 27

Scoring Summary 1st Quarter CUR-Harrigan 9 pass from Fruwirth (kick failed) 2nd Quarter CGA-Henning 26 FG CUR-Shairs 8 pass from Fruwirth (Kumin kick) 3rd Quarter CGA- Fredericksen 8 pass from Victory (Henning kick) CUR-Shairs 59 run (Kumin kick) CGA-Thompson 8 pass from Victory (Henning kick)

4th Quarter CUR-Bigelow 2 run (Kumin kick) CGA-Wawrzyniak 2 run (Henning kick)

2013 GAME-BY-GAME REVIEW GAME #7 COAST GUARD 40, MAINE MARITIME 0 October 19, 2013 @ New London, Conn.

GAME #8 ENDICOTT 33, COAST GUARD 7 October 26, 2013 @ Beverly, Mass.

Freshman quarterback Derek Victory was 21 of 23 for 186 yards and two touchdowns as Coast Guard head coach Bill George won his 49th game, the most ever by a Bears head coach in a 400 win over Maine Maritime on Homecoming Weekend. DEREK Victory was 13 of 15 for VICT OR Y VICTOR ORY 119 yards in the first half DEREK DEREK throwing a 5-yard VICT OR Y VICTOR ORY VICT OR Y VICTOR ORY touchdown pass to junior running back Jake Wawrzyniak to open the scoring the 5:28 left in the first quarter, the extra point was blocked. The Bears used a little razzle-dazzle on its next possession as junior wide receiver Collis Brown threw an 80-yard touchdown pass to junior wide receiver Blake Thompson with 2:53 left in the first quarter for a 13-0 lead. Victory threw a 32-yard touchdown pass to Brown with 4:27 left in the first half as the Bears led 20-0 at halftime. Sophomore quarterback Drew Londo came on in the second half and finished 6 of 9 for 109 yards. He had a 3yard touchdown run on the opening possession of the second half to give the Bears a 27-0 lead with13:22 left. Sophomore Mike Clancy's 3-yard touchdown run with 3:30 left in the third quarter increased the lead to 34-0 lead. Sophomore Tyler Henning kicked a pair of field goals from 44 and 28 yards to close the scoring. Coast Guard finished with a season-high 463 yards of total offense, 379 passing and 84 rushing while Maine Maritime, second in Division III in rushing, finished with 285 yards of total offense, 267 of those on the ground, over 100 yards below its average of 369.8 yards per game. Brown led the Bears with six receptions for 97 yards and a touchdown while Thompson caught four passes for 97 yards and a score. Maine Maritime sophomore quarterback Mike Fahey carried 18 times for 111 yards while senior fullback Billy Wetherbee had 21 carries for 68 yards. The Mariners turned the ball over four times with three fumbles and an interception by Joe Rizzardi. Junior linebacker Victor Rizzardi and junior defensive lineman Aaron Black led the Bears defense with 12 tackle each. Rizzardi had two sacks and also recovered a fumble while Black had a sack.

Sophomore Spencer Walsh carried 30 times for 157 yards and two COLLIS touchdowns while senior BRO WN BROWN Dylan Rushe kicked four field goals leading Endicott to a 33-7 win over Coast Guard. Endicott junior Drew Frenette was 29 of 43 for 302 yards and a score in COLLIS the win. BRO WN BROWN Coast Guard took the lead 7-3 on 5-yard touchdown run by junior Jake Wawrzyniak with 35 seconds left in the first quarter. The big play in the 81yard drive was a 57-yard halfback option pass from Wawrzyniak to junior wide receiver Collis Brown. Endicott would respond quickly however as just 58 seconds later Frenette threw a 5-yard touchdown pass to sophomore tight end Alec Matys for a 10-7 lead. The Gulls would score on four straight possessions in the second quarter to take control of the game. Rushe kicked a 54-yard field goal to push the lead to 13-7 with 11:50 left in the half before a 5-yard touchdown run by sophomore Spencer Walsh made it 20-7 with 6:30 left in the half. Rushe connected from 32 yards pushing the lead to 237 with 1:58 left. He would miss a 43-yard attempt with five seconds left as the Gulls took the 23-7 lead into the half. The key play in the first half came with the Bears trailing 13-7. Freshman quarterback Derek Victory completed a 63-yard pass to Brown to set the Bears up at the Gulls 19-yard line, but Victory was intercepted at the 9-yard line and Walsh would cap a 91-yard drive with his 5-yard run. Rushe booted a 28 yard field goal in the third quarter and Walsh had a 4-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter for the only scoring of the second half. Victory was 21 of 42 for 193 yards with an interception. Brown had a team-high eight receptions for 166 yards while Wawrzyniak led the Bears on the ground with 12 carries for 39 yards and a score while he also had six receptions for 31 yards and completed a 57-yard pass in the loss. Endicott finished with 502 total yards, 302 passing while Coast Guard had 298 yards of total offense, 253 of those in the air.

Score By Quarters Maine Maritime 0 Coast Guard 13

0 7

0 17

0 3

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0 20

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Scoring Summary 1st Quarter E-Rushe 32 FG C-Wawrzyniak 5 run (Henning kick) 2nd Quarter E-Matys 35 pass from Frenette (Rushe kick) E-Rushe 54 FG E-Walsh 5 run (Rushe kick) 3rd Quarter E-Rushe 28 FG 4th Quarter E-Walsh 4 run (Rushe kick)

Scoring Summary 1st Quarter C-Wawrzyniak 5 pass from Victory (kick blocked) C-Thompson 80 pass from Brown (Henning kick) 2nd Quarter C-Brown 32 pass from Victory (Henning kick) 3rd Quarter C-Londo 3 run (Henning kick) C-Clancy 3 run (Henning kick) C-Henning 44 FG 4th Quarter C-Henning 28 FG

2013 GAME-BY-GAME REVIEW GAME #9 SALVE REGINA 25, COAST GUARD 14 November 9, 2013 @ Newport, R.I.

GAME #10 MIT 48, COAST GUARD 31 November 16, 2013 @ New London, Conn.

Junior linebacker Erik Klein returned an interception 92 yards for a touchdown early in the fourth quarter as Salve Regina forced five turnovers and held off upset minded Coast Guard 25-14 to remain unbeaten in NEFC play. The Coast Guard defense had done an outstanding job all afternoon of keeping the underdog Bears in the game and it stopped the Seahawks on JAKE their own 45-yard line to get the WAWRZYNIAK ball back early in the fourth quarter trailing 13-7. The Bears offense drove down to the Salve 5-yard line, thanks to runs of 19 and eight yards by junior Jake Wawrzyniak, and got a defensive pass interference call on 4th-and-goal, to keep the drive alive, before the game changing play, a 92-yard interception return for a touchdown by Klein for a 19-7 lead with 10:22 left, the two-point conversion run failed. Junior Jake Wawrzyniakâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 4-yard touchdown run with 4:42 left cut the Bears deficit to 19-14. Junior running back Dan Buonocore had a 32-yard touchdown run with 1:49 left to put the game away for the Seahawks. Coast Guard held the advantage in total yards as the Bears finished with 327 yards, 242 of those in the air while Salve Regina which was averaging 435 yards per game, finished with 315 yards, 129 passing and 186 on the ground. Coast Guard freshman quarterback Derek Victory was 25 of 49 for 164 yards with a touchdown, but threw four interceptions. Junior Collis Brown led the Bears with eight receptions for 114 yards. Wawrzyniak led Coast Guard with 16 carries for 83 yards. Sophomore quarterback Drew Londo was 3 of 6 for 46 yards as he came on late in the fourth quarter. Salve Regina had 155 total yards in the first half, 107 passing while the Bears finished with 146 yards in the opening half, 104 in the air. The Seahawks were penalized 13 times for 176 yards in the game. Junior defensive end Aaron Black led the Bears with 13 tackles.

Junior Justin Wallace carried 40 times for 215 yards and two touchdowns while junior quarterback Peter Williams threw for 293 yards and three touchdowns leading MIT to a 48-31 New England Football Conference (NEFC) win over Coast Guard in the final game of the season for both teams. MIT dominated time of possession as they had the ball for 44 minutes and 45 seconds, ran 99 plays and ALEX totaled 577 yards of total OSWALD offense (293 passing, 284 rushing) in the win. The Engineers were outstanding on third down converting 17 of 21 times to keep Coast Guard off the field. Coast Guard had the ball for 15 minutes and 15 seconds running just 49 plays and finishing with 249 yards, 209 of those in the air. The Bears led 24-7 as they forced MIT turnovers on three of the first four possessions and scored the first four times they had the ball. Junior Victor Rizzardi returned an interception 40 yards to the MIT 8-yard line on the final play of the first quarter. Sophomore Mike Clancy scored on an 8-yard run on the next play giving Coast Guard a 24-7 lead with 14:54 left in the half. MIT would scored on seven of its next eight drives punting just once. The Engineers scored on all five possessions in the second half until it took a knee with 1:13 left to preserve the win. Wallaceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 6-yard touchdown with 13:05 left gave the Engineers a 38-31 lead. MIT put the game away on a 4yard run by Wallace with 2:15 left. Esparrago led MIT with six receptions for 108 yards while junior Brad Goldsberry had six catches for 72 yards in the win. Williams added 53 rushing yards on 17 carries. Victory was 20 of 35 for 209 yards and a score while Oswald had a career-high 110 yards with six receptions in the final game of his career. Junior Collis Brown had eight receptions for 82 yards to break the Bears single-season receiving yards record of 938 set by Christian Lee in 1996. Brown finished the season with 983 yards. Junior Aaron Black, sophomore Mark Behne and sophomore Kyle Wood each had 15 tackles to lead the Coast Guard defense while Black had two of the Bears four sacks.

Score By Quarters Coast Guard Salve Regina

0 7

7 0

0 7 6 12

Score By Quarters MIT 7 14 Coast Guard 17 7

10 7

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Scoring Summary 1st Quarter C-Henning 42 FG C-Victory 6 run (Henning kick) M-Lindsay 7 pass from Williams (Cheyne kick) C-Oswald 43 pass from Victory (Henning kick) 2nd Quarter C-Clancy 8 run (Henning kick) M-Williams 3 run (Cheyne kick) M-Varady 4 pass from Williams (Cheyne kick) 3rd Quarter

-- 14 -- 25

Scoring Summary 1st Quarter S-Edwards 5 run (Clark kick) 2nd Quarter C-Wawrzyniak 3 pass from Victory (Henning kick)

M-Esparrago 15 pass from Williams (Cheyne kick)

3rd Quarter S-Edwards 1 run (kick failed) 4th Quarter S-Klein 92 interception return (rush failed) C-Wawrzyniak 4 run (Henning kick) S-Buonocore 32 run (kick failed)

M-Cheyene 35 FG C-Wawrzyniak 1 run (Henning kick) 4th Quarter M-Wallace 6 run (Cheyne kick) M-Cheyne 26 FG M-Wallace 4 run (Fischer kick)

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2014 OPPONENTS ST. LAWRENCE

MERCHANT MARINE

September 6, 2014 @ New London, Conn. 1:00 p.m.

September 13, 2014 @ New London, Conn. 2:30 p.m. (Secretaries’ Cup)

Location: Kings Point, N.Y. Enrollment: 1,000 Nickname: Mariners Colors: Royal Blue & Gray Home Field: Captain Tomb Field (5,000) Superintendent: RADM James A. Helis Athletic Director: TBA SID: TBA SID Phone: (516) 726-5609 SID Email: TBA Head Coach: Mike Toop (Kings Point, ‘77) Coach’ Coach’ss Record: (30-58) 10th season Starters Returning/Lost: 13/11

Location: Canton, N.Y. Enrollment: 2,488 Nickname: Saints Colors: Scarlet and Brown Home Field: Leconby Stadium (1,500) President: Dr. William L. Fox Athletic Director: Margie Strait SID: Joe Keniston SID Phone: (315) 229-5986 SID Email: jkenisto@stlawu.edu Head Coach: Mark Raymond (Buffalo ‘93) Coach’ Coach’ss Record: (15-25) 5th season Starters Returning/Lost: 13/9

SERIES INFORMA TION INFORMATION

SERIES INFORMA TION INFORMATION First Game: 2004 (St. Lawrence 34-33) Series Record: St. Lawrence leads 3-0 Last St. Lawrence Win: 2013, 21-17 Biggest St. Lawrence Win: 2005, 21-7 Most Points in a Game: 67, (2004, SL 34-33) Least Points in a Game: 28, (2005, SL 21-7) Current Streak: St. Lawrence was won three straight

First Game: 1949 (CGA 21-14) Series Record: Merchant Marine leads 28-13 Last CGA Win: 2010, 10-8 Last Merchant Marine Win: 2013, 27-20 Biggest CGA Win: 1988, 35-7 Biggest Merchant Marine Win: 1992, 42-0 Most Points in a Game: 80, (2012, MMA 43-37) Least Points in a Game: 10, (2001, KP 7-3) Current Streak: MMA was won three straight

2014 SCHEDULE

SEPTEMBER 6 13 20 27 OCTOBER 4 11 25 NOVEMBER 1 8 15

@ Coast Guard Norwich Morrisville State Union

1:00 1:00 1:00 1:00

@ Rochester @ RPI Springfield

1:00 1:00 1:00

@ WPI Hobart @ Merchant Marine

1:00 1:00

SEPTEMBER 6 13 20 27 OCTOBER 4 11 18 25 NOVEMBER 8 15

2013 RESULTS (7-3) SEPTEMBER 7 14 21 28 OCTOBER 5 12 26 NOVEMBER 2 9 16

@ Apprentice @ Coast Guard SUNY-Maritime @ Hobart

1:00 2:30 1:00 1:00

RPI Rochester @ Springfield WPI

1:00 2:00 2:00 4:00

@ Union St. Lawrence

noon noon

2013 RESULTS (4-4)

Coast Guard @ Norwich @ Morrisville State @ Union

W 21-17 W 14-3 L 23-28 W 30-20

Rochester RPI @ Springfield

W 14-10 W 20-13 L 20-21

WPI @ Hobart Merchant Marine

W 32-15 L 7-37 W 31-0

SEPTEMBER 7 14 21 28 OCTOBER 26 NOVEMBER 2 9 16

Susquehanna Coast Guard @ N.Y. Maritime Hobart

W 35-28 W 27-20 W 7-6 L 8-24

@ WPI

W 26-14

@ RPI Union @ St. Lawrence

L 13-28 L 14-27 L 0-31

2014 OPPONENTS HAMPDEN-SYDNEY

NICHOLS

September 20, 2014 @ Hampden Sydney, Va. 1:00 p.m.

September 27, 2014 @ Dudley, Mass. 1:00 p.m.

Location: Hampden-Sydney, Va. Enrollment: 1,120 Nickname: Tigers Colors: Garnet and Gray Home Field: Everett Stadium (1,850) President: Dr. Christopher B. Howward Athletic Director: Richard Epperson SID: Davis Yake SID Phone: (434) 223-6156 SID Email: dyake@hsc.edu Head Coach: Marty Favret (Catholic ‘84) Coach’ Coach’ss Record: 104-42 (15th season) Starters Returning/Lost: 14/8

Location: Dudley, Mass. Enrollment: 1,071 Nickname: Bison Colors: Black and White Home Field: Vendetti Field (1,500) President: Susan West Engelkemeyer Athletic Director: Charlyn Robert SID: Pete DiVito SID Phone: (508) 213-2352 SID Email: petedivito@nichols.edu Head Coach: Dale Olmsted (West Liberty State) Coach’ Coach’ss Record: 0-0 (1st season) Starters Returning/Lost: 18/4

SERIES INFORMA TION INFORMATION

First Game: 1980 (CGA 38-22) Series Record: Series is tied 1-1 Last CGA Win: 1980, 38-22 Last Hampden-Sydney Win: 2013, 49-7 Biggest CGA Win: 1980, 38-22 Biggest Hampden-Sydney Win: 2013, 49-7 Most Points in a Game: 60, (1980, CGA, 38-22) Least Points in a Game: 56, (2013, HS, 49-7) Current Streak: Hampden-Sydney has won one

First Game: 2013 (CGA 37-20) Series Record: Coast Guard leads 1-0

2014 SCHEDULE

SEPTEMBER 6 13 20 OCTOBER 4 11 18 25 NOVEMBER 1 8 15

@ Wabash @ Christopher Newport Coast Guard

1:00 1:00 1:00

@ Catholic @ Washington & Lee Emory & Henry @ Shenandoah

1:00 1:00 1:00 1:00

@ Bridgewater (Va.) Guilford Randolph-Macon

1:00 1:00 1:00

SEPTEMBER 6 13 19 27 OCTOBER 4 11 18 26 NOVEMBER 8 15

2013 RESULTS (9-3) SEPTEMBER 7 14 21 OCTOBER 5 12 19 26 NOVEMBER 2 9 16 23 30

@ Westfield State @ Western Connecticut Becker Coast Guard

7:00 noon 7:00 1:00

@ Salve Regina @ Endicott MIT Maine Maritime

1:00 1:00 noon noon

Curry noon @ Western New England 1:00

2013 RESULTS (1-8, 0-7) SEPTEMBER 6 13 28 OCTOBER 5 12 18 26 NOVEMBER 9 16

Averett W 42-12 @ Christopher Newport L 7-17 @ Coast Guard W 49-7 Catholic Bridgewater (Va.) @ Emory & Henry Shenandoah

W 39-27 W 28-7 W 33-12 L 35-36

@ Guilford Washington & Lee @ Randolph-Macon Maryville (NCAA) @ Linfield (NCAA)

W 52-0 W 35-22 W 28-26 W 42-34 L 21-31

Westfield State W 28-27 Western Connecticut L 7-44 @ Coast Guard L 20-37 Salve Regina Endicott @ MIT @ Maine Maritime

L 0-32 L 7-51 L 0-48 L 52-63

@ Curry L 13-34 Western New England L 37-62

2014 OPPONENTS CURRY

WESTERN NEW ENGLAND October 4, 2014 @ Springfield, Mass. 1:00 p.m.

October 11, 2014 @ New London, Conn. 1:30 p.m. (HOMECOMING)

Location: Springfield, Mass. Enrollment: 3,770 Nickname: Golden Bears Colors: Royal Blue & Gold Home Field: Golden Bear Stadium (1,500) President: Dr. Anthony S. Caprio Athletic Director: Mike Theulen SID: Patrick Stewart SID Phone: (413) 782-1227 SID Email: patrick.stewart@wne.edu Head Coach: Keith Emery (Dickinson ‘94) Coach’ Coach’ss Record: 49-42 (10th season) Starters Returning/Lost: 15/7

Location: Milton, Mass. Enrollment: 2,000 Nickname: Colonels Colors: Purple & White Home Field: Walter M. Katz Field (1,600) President: Kenneth K. Quigley, Jr. Athletic Director: Vinnie Eruzione SID: Ken Golner SID Phone: (617) 333-2324 SID Email: kgolner@curry.edu Head Coach: Skip Bandini (Mass. Maritime ‘81) Coach’ Coach’ss Record: 62-25 (9th season) Starters Returning/Lost: 12/10

SERIES INFORMA TION INFORMATION

First Game: 2013 (CGA 41-38) Series Record: Coast Guard leads 1-0

First Game: 2006 (Curry 34-28) Series Record: Curry leads 5-0 Last Curry Win: 2013, 27-24 Biggest Curry Win: 2010, 35-0 Most Points in a Game: 62, (2006, Curry 34-28) Least Points in a Game: 17, (2007, Curry 10-7) Current Streak: Curry has won five straight

2014 SCHEDULE

2014 SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER 5 @ Springfield 13 Westfield State 27 @ Maine Maritime OCTOBER 4 11 18 25 NOVEMBER 1 8 15

SEPTEMBER 5 12 20 27 OCTOBER 3 11 18 NOVEMBER 1 8 15

7:00 1:00 1:00

Coast Guard Salve Regina @ Union @ MIT

1:00 1:00 4:00 5:00

@ Curry Endicott Nichols

1:00 1:00 1:00

OCTOBER 5 12 19 26 NOVEMBER 2 9 16

SEPTEMBER 6 14 27 OCTOBER 5 12 18 NOVEMBER 2 9 16

L 40-49 L 7-33 W 59-0

@ Coast Guard @ Salve Regina Union MIT

L 38-41 L 26-47 W 33-30 L 14-17

Curry @ Endicott @ Nichols

W 38-27 L 21-38 W 62-37

7:00 7:00 1:00 noon

MIT @ Coast Guard @ Salve Regina

7:00 1:30 noon

Western New England @ Nichols Maine Maritime

1:00 noon 1:00

2013 RESULTS (4-5, 4-3)

2013 RESULTS (4-6, 3-4) SEPTEMBER 7 Springfield 13 @ Westfield State 28 Maine Maritime

WPI @ Fitchburg State Hobart @ Endicott

@ WPI Fitchburg State Endicott

L 28-48 L 19-20 L 27-42

@ MIT Coast Guard Salve Regina

W 26-21 W 27-24 L 10-43

@ Western N.E. Nichols @ Maine Maritime

L 27-38 W 34-13 W 54-38

2014 OPPONENTS ENDICOTT

MAINE MARITIME

October 25, 2014 @ New London, Conn. 1:30 p.m. (Parents’ Weekend)

October 18, 2014 @ Castine, Maine noon

Location: Castine, Maine Enrollment: Enrollment:850 Nickname: Mariners Colors: Royal Blue and Gold Home Field: Ritchie Field (1,500) President: Dr. Bill Brennan Athletic Director: Steve Peed SID: Matt Blymier SID Phone: (207) 326-9712 SID Email: matthew.blymier@mma.edu Head Coach: Chris McKenney (Springfield ‘84) Coach’ Coach’ss Record: 54-70 (14th season) Starters Returning/Lost: NA

Location: Beverly, Mass. Enrollment: 2,655 Nickname: Gulls Color: Blue & Green Home Field: Endicott Stadium (3,000) President: Dr. Richard E. Wylie Athletic Director: Bryan Wylie, Ph. D. SID: Rob Palardy SID Phone: (978) 232-2305 SID Email: rpalardy@endicott.edu Head Coach: J.B. Wells (Trinity, ‘91) Coach’ Coach’ss Record: 70-43 (12th season) Starters Returning/Lost: 13/9

SERIES INFORMA TION INFORMATION

First Game: 1970 (Coast Guard 29-12) Series Record: Coast Guard leads 7-4 Last CGA Win: 2013, 40-0 Last Maine Maritime Win: 2010, 63-47 Biggest CGA Win: 2013, 40-0 Biggest Maine Maritime Win: 2009, 76-49 Most Points in a Game: 125, (2009, Maine 76-49) Least Points in a Game: 3, (2006, CGA 3-0) Current Streak: Coast Guard has won three straight

First Game: 2013 (Endicott 33-7) Series Record: Endicott leads 1-0

2014 SCHEDULE

SEPTEMBER 13 20 27 OCTOBER 4 18 25 NOVEMBER 1 8 15

@ Anna Maria @ Mass. Maritime Western New England

3:00 noon 1:00

Endicott Coast Guard @ Nichols

noon noon noon

@ Salve Regina MIT @ Curry

noon noon 1:00

SEPTEMBER 6 13 20 27 OCTOBER 4 11 25 NOVEMBER 1 8 15

2013 RESULTS (1-8, 1-6) SEPTEMBER 14 21 28 OCTOBER 5 19 26 NOVEMBER 2 9 16

Salve Regina @ MIT Curry

noon noon 1:00 noon

@ Maine Maritime Nichols @ Coast Guard

noon 1:00 1:30

MIT 5:00 @ Western New England 1:00 @ Salve Regina noon

2013 RESULTS (8-3, 7-0) SEPTEMBER 6 13 20 27 OCTOBER 5 12 26 NOVEMBER 2 9 16 23

Anna Maria L 49-55 Mass. Maritime L 18-52 @ Western New England L 0-59 @ Endicott @ Coast Guard Nichols

@ Framingham State Hobart @ Kean Curry

L 28-53 L 0-40 W 63-52 L 8-42 L 36-56 L 38-54

Framingham State @ Castleton State Kean @ Curry

L 23-35 W 43-7 L 17-24 W 42-27

Maine Maritime @ Nichols Coast Guard

W 53-28 W 51-7 W 33-7

@ MIT W 52-21 Western New England W 38-21 Salve Regina W 24-0 @ Rowan (NCAA) L 0-24

2014 OPPONENTS MIT

SALVE REGINA November 8, 2014 @ New London, Conn 1:00 p.m.

November 15, 2014 @ Cambridge, Mass. 1:00 p.m.

Location: Cambridge, Mass. Enrollment: 4,528 Nickname: Engineeers Colors: Cardinal and Gray Home Field: Steinbrenner Stadium (1,600) President: L. Rafael Reif Athletic Director: Julie Soriero SID: Phil Hess SID Phone: (617) 258-5265 SID Email: pghess@mit.edu Head Coach: Chad Martinovich Coach’ Coach’ss Record: 15-30 (6th season) Starters Returning/Lost: 12/10

Location: Newport, R.I. Enrollment: 1,931 Nickname: Seahawks Colors: Blue, Green, White Home Field: Gaudet Field (1,500) President: Jane Gerety Athletic Director: Colin Sullivan SID: Ed Habershaw SID Phone: (401) 341-2271 SID email: habershe@salve.edu Head Coach: Kevin Gilmartin (Williams, ‘94) Coach’ Coach’ss Record: 7-4 (2nd season) Starters Returning/Lost: NA

SERIES INFORMA TION INFORMATION

First Game: 2000 (Salve Regina 36-6) Series Record: Salve Regina leads 3-0 Last Salve Regina Win: 2013, 25-14 Biggest Salve Regina Win: 2000, 36-6 Most Points in a Game: 42, 2000, (Salve 36-6) Least Points in a Game: 31, 2001, (Salve 17-14) Current Streak: Salve Regina has won three straight

First Game: 2012 (Coast Guard 35-21) Series Record: Series is tied 1-1 Last MIT Win: 2013, 48-31 Last Coast Guard Win: 2012, 35-21 Most Points in a Game: 79, 2013 (MIT 48-31) Least Points in a Game: 56, 2012 (CGA 35-21) Current Streak: MIT has won one

2014 SCHEDULE

SEPTEMBER 5 13 20 27 OCTOBER 4 11 18 NOVEMBER 1 8 15

@ Bridgewater State Montclair State @ William Paterson @ MIT

SEPTEMBER 6 13 27 OCTOBER 3 18 25 NOVEMBER 1 8 15

7:00 noon 1:00 1:00

Nichols 1:00 @ Western New England 1:00 Curry noon Maine Maritime @ Coast Guard Endicott

noon 1:00 noon

2013 RESULTS (7-4, 6-1) SEPTEMBER 7 14 28 OCTOBER 5 12 18 NOVEMBER 2 9 16 23

Bridgewater State @ Montclair State MIT

Pomona-Pitzer Becker Salve Regina

noon 1:00 1:00

@ Curry @ Nichols Western New England

7:00 1:00 5:00

@ Endicott Maine Maritime Coast Guard

5:00 noon 1:00

2013 RESULTS (6-3, 4-3) SEPTEMBER 7 14 28 OCTOBER 5 18 26 NOVEMBER 2 9 16

W 36-7 L 16-17 W 29-21

@ Nichols W 32-0 Western New England W 47-26 @ Curry W 43-10 @ Maine Maritime W 42-8 Coast Guard W 25-14 @ Endicott L 0-24 Western Conn. (ECAC) L 35-48

@ Pomona-Pitzer @ Becker @ Salve Regina

W 28-26 W 34-0 L 21-29

Curry Nichols @ Western NE

L 21-26 W 48-0 W 17-14

Endicott Maine Maritime @ Coast Guard

L 21-52 W 56-36 W 48-31

ALL-TIME ALL-TIME COAST GUARD ACADEMY ACADEMY RECORDS RECORDS INDIVIDUAL P ASSING PASSING Most Yards, Game: Most Yards, Season: Most Yards, Career: Passes Attempted, Game: Passes Attempted, Season: Passes Attempted, Career: Passes Completed, Game: Passes Completed, Season: Passes Completed, Career: Touchdown Passes, Game: Touchdown Passes, Season: Touchdown Passes, Career:

TEAM DEFENSIVE RECORDS Yards Rushing, Game: Yards Rushing, Season: Yards Passing, Game:

469, Jon Resch vs. Maine Maritime, 2009 2,514, Jon Resch, 2012 4,569, Jon Resch, 2009-12 67*, Kurt Cox vs WPI, 1984 360, Jon Resch, 2012 849, Cory Anderson, 2002-05 36, Derek Victory vs. WNE, 2013 215, Jon Resch, 2012 425, Cory Anderson, 2002-05 6, Jon Resch vs. Maine Maritime, 2012 6, Jon Resch vs. Maine Maritime, 2009 23, Jon Resch, 2012 38, Jon Resch, 2009-12

Yards Passing, Season: Total Yards, Game: Avg. Total Yards, Season: Interceptions, Game: Interceptions, Season: First Downs, Game: First Downs, Season: Avg. points Per Game, Season: Fumbles Recovered, Game: Fumble Recovered, Season: QB Sacks, Game:

INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING Passes Caught, Game: Passes Caught, Season: Passes Caught, Career: Yards, Game: Yards, Season: Yards, Career: TD Passes Caught, Game:

16, Collis Brown vs. WNE, 2013 70, Eric Gerken, 2011 159, Sam England, 2006-09 244, Collis Brown vs. WNE, 2013 983, Collis Brown, 2013 2,356, Christian Lee, 1993-96 3, Casey Paris vs. Maine Maritime, 2012 Steve Arguelles vs. Maine Maritime, 2008 Ed Richard vs Buffalo, 1977; Alex Simonka vs. Seton Hall, 1978; Jesse Morton vs. WPI, 1993 Al Thompson vs. Plymouth State, 1996 TD Passes Caught, Season: 9, Al Thompson, 1996 & 1997 TD Passes Caught, Career: 24, Al Thompson, 1994-1997

QB Sacks, Season: TEAM OFFENSIVE RECORDS Most Passing Yards, Game: Most Passing Yards, Season: Most Passes Attempted, Game: Most Passes Attempted, Season: Most Passes Completed, Game: Most Passes Completed, Season: Most TD Passes, Game: Most TD Passes, Season: Most Rushing Yards, Game: Most Rushing Yards, Season: Most Total Offense Yards, Game: Most Total Offense Yards, Season: Most First Downs, Game: Most First Downs, Season: Most Points Scored, Game:

INDIVIDUAL RUSHING Most Yards, Game: 277, Jon Tillman vs. WPI, 2003 Most Yards, Season: 1,369, James Jones, 1996 Most Yards Per Game, Season: 138.8, Jon Tillman, 2003 Most Yards, Career: 3,380, James Jones, 1993-96 Rushes, Game: 42, James Jones vs. Kings Point, 1996 Rushes, Season: 319, James Jones, 1996 Rushes, Career: 833, James Jones, 1993-96 TDs Rushing, Game: #6, John Thompson vs. Middlebury, 1941 TDs Rushing, Season: 22, James Jones, 1996 TDs Rushing, Career: 38, James Jones, 1993-96 TOT AL OFFENSE TOTAL Most Yards, Game: Most Yards, Season: Most Yards, Career: Most Points, Season: Most Points, Career:

Most Points Scored, Season: Most Return Yards, Game:

-112, 1989 vs. Wesleyan 652, 1989 0, 1977, vs Kings Point; 1982 vs. Hofstra 994, 1974 51, 1977 vs.Western Conn. 224.5, 1988 7, 1985 vs. RPI; 1975 vs. RPI 24, 1973 3, 1977 vs. Western Conn. 131, (13.1 per game) 1988 5.25, 1963 6, 1984 vs. Marist 27, 1980 13, 1989 vs. Wesleyan, 1977 vs. Trinity 47, 1973

482, 2009 vs. Maine Maritime 2,694, 2012 67*, 1984 vs. WPI 436*, 1984 36, 2009 vs. Maine Maritime 239, 2012 7, 1985 24, 2012 463, 1988 vs. WPI 3,414, 1988 684, 2007 vs. Fitchburg State 3,661, 2012 32, 2007 vs. Fitchburg State 197, 2007 62, 2004 vs. Mass. Maritime 1985 vs. N.Y. Maritime 345, 1996 203, 1990 vs. USMMA

KICKING Most PAT’s, Game:

8, Tyler Henning vs. Fitchburg State, 2012 8, Rob Tarantino vs. NY Maritime, 1985 Most PAT’s, Season: 46, Steve Deveau, 1996 Most PAT’s, Career: 87, David Lieberman, 2004-07 Most Field Goals, Game: 4, Steve Ciccalone vs. Trinity, 1971 Most Field Goals, Season: 12, Tyler Henning, 2013 David Lieberman, 2007 Jaime Roth, 1988 Most Field Goals, Career: 28, Jacob Shackleford, 2008 - 2011 Best Punting Average, Game: 57, John Thompson vs. AIC, 1939 Best Punting Average, Season: 44.3, John Thompson, 1939

504, Jeff Hagan vs Trinity, 1985 2,675, Jon Resch, 2012 4,883, Jon Resch, 2009-12 132, James Jones, 1996 228, James Jones, 1993-96

INDIVIDUAL DEFENSIVE RECORDS Interceptions, Game: 4, Ron Davies vs Norwich, 1989; Kip Whiteman vs RPI,1989; Tom Vorholt vs RPI, 1975; Bob Rzemieniwski vs RPI, 1972; Rick Cueroni vs RPI, 1952 Interceptions, Season 11, Steve Arguelles, 2006; Ron Davies, 1989; Bill Bryant, 1973 Interceptions, Career: 21, Ron Davies 1987-90 Int’s Ret. for TD, Season: 2, Ron Davies,1990 Interception Yards, Season: 260, Bill Bryant,1973 Consec. Games with an Int.: 7, Ron Davies, 1989-90 Punt Return Yards, Game: 167, Eric Gerken vs. Fitchburg St., 2010 Tackles & Assists, Game: 32, Rich Heppenstall, 1992 Tackles & Assists, Season: 160, Rich Heppenstall, 1992 Tackles & Assists, Career: 388, Mike Gardner, 1974-78 QB Sacks, Game: 5, Gary Tomasulo vs Wesleyan; 5, Steve Ziomek vs. Colby QB Sacks, Season: 16, Steve Ziomek, 1971

LONGEST PLA YS PLAYS Longest Pass: 96 yds., Jon Resch to Pat Meggers vs. Fitchburg St., 2012 Longest Rush: 97 yds., Scott Huerter vs Norwich, 1988 Longest Punt: 81 yds., Jesse Harms vs. Norwich, 2005 John Thompson vs. AIC, 1939 Longest FG: 50 yds., Phil Heyl vs. WPI 1974 Longest Interception Return: 95 yds., Tom Hawkins vs. RPI, 1947 Longest Interception Return for TD: 95 yds., Tom Hawkins vs RPI, 1947 Longest Kickoff Return: 97 yds., Justin Andrews vs. WPI (no TD), 2004 97 yds., Marcus Canady vs WPI, 1999 Longest Kick Return for TD: 97 yds., Canady vs WPI, 1999 Longest Punt Return: 90 yds., Bob Cross vs RPI, 1968 Longest Punt return for TD: 90 yds., Bob Cross vs RPI, 1968 * New England College Division Record # Ties New England College Division Record

2005 2013 FINAL FINALSTATISTICS STATISTICS RUSHING

Att.

Jacob Wawrzyniak 138 Blake Thompson 38 Collis Brown 4 Mike Clancy 18 Derek Victory 31 Banning Lobmeyer 2 Tyler Hames 3 Troy Nunes 2 Nick Fredericksen 1 Matt Monteilh 1 Jordan Groff 3 TEAM 10 Tyler Henning 2

568 169 53 43 74 13 9 3 2 1 4 0 0

8 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

RECEIVING No. Yds. Avg. TD Collis Brown 67 983 14.7 Nick Fredericksen 44 374 8.5 Jake Wawrzyniak 37 152 4.1 Alex Oswald 30 390 13.0 Blake Thompson 25 264 10.6 Tyler Hames 8 38 4.8 Mike Clancy 4 31 7.8 A. Livingstone 3 18 6.0 Matt Monteilh 2 18 9.0 Jordan Groff 2 -2 -1.0 Carter Provost 1 7 7.0 Pat Hennessey 1 4 4.0 Kyle Jackson 1 3 3.0 Jake Martin 1 3 3.0

3.6 2.9 13.2 1.9 0.8 6.5 2.3 1.5 1.0 1.0 0.0 -1.3 -13.5

495 111 53 35 21 13 7 3 2 1 0 -13 -27

Int 12 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0

No. Tyler Hames 15 Jordan Groff 11 Matt Monteilh 9 Alex Oswald 4 Kyle Wood 3 Mike Clancy 2 Nolan Salyer 1 Andrew Gathy 1 Mitch Holloway 1

Lg. 54 45 24 28 11 14 4 0 0

PUNT RETURNS

Alex Oswald James Rizzo Mark Behne Joe Rizzardi

No. 5 2 1 1

Yds. 287 217 106 75 16 24 4 0 0

Avg. TD 19.1 0 19.7 0 11.8 0 18.8 0 5.3 0 12.0 0 4.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

Yds. Avg. TD 10 2.0 18 9.0 12 12.0 5 5.0

SCORING

Lg. 0 0 0 0

No. 51 TD

Tyler Henning 0 Jake Wawrzyniak10 Collis Brown 6 Blake Thompson 3 Mike Clancy 2 Joe Rizzardi 2 Derek Victory 2 Nick Fredericksen 1 Drew Londo 1 Alex Oswald 1 Ed Lazowski 1

Yds. 1,788 XPK

XPC

28-29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Avg. 32.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Lg. 63 Pts

12-16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds. Avg. TD Joe Rizzardi 3 97 32.3 James Rizzo 2 28 14.0 Evan Rothfeld 2 22 11.0 Ed Lazowski 1 31 31.0 Victor Rizzardi 1 40 40.0 Cory Sonnega 1 11 11.0 Kyle Wood 1 0 0.0 Tony Buzzini 1 0 0.0

Yds/G 5 98.3 1 37.4 2 15.2 1 39.0 2 26.4 0 4.8 0 3.4 0 4.5 0 2.6 0 -0.2 0 1.8 0 4.0 0 1.5 0 3.0

PASSING C-A Pct. Yds. TD Derek Victory 182-313 58.1 1,686 10 Blake Thompson 23-62 37.1 217 0 Drew Londo 16-31 50.0 159 0 Jordan Groff 0-1 0.0 0 0 Collis Brown 1-1 100.0 80 1 Jake Wawrzyniak1-1 100.0 57 0 Nick Fredericksen 1-1 100.0 43 0 Alex Oswald 1-1 100.0 37 0 Troy Nunes 1-1 100.0 4 0 KICK RETURNS

PUNTS Tyler Henning

TD Avg. Net 73 58 0 8 49 0 2 0 0 0 4 13 27

64 60 36 18 12 12 12 6 6 6 6

LG 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

39 21 12 31 40 11 0 0

RESUL TS (3-7, 3-6 NEFC) RESULTS

@ St. Lawrence @ Merchant Marine Hampden-Sydney Nichols * Western New England * @ Curry * Maine Maritime * @ Endicott * @ Salve Regina * MIT SCORE BY QUARTERS CGA 81 37 Opponents 83 86

5 11 12 5

L 17-21 L 20-27 L 7-49 W 37-20 W 41-38 L 24-27 W 40-0 L 7-33 L 14-25 L 31-48 73 40

47 79

TEAM TOT ALS TOTALS First Downs

CGA 172

First Downs (R/P/PN) Rushes-Net Yards

52-94-26 263-726

-- 297 -- 255 OPP 243

72.6

150-82-11 567-2,597

Rushing per game Passing yards

259.7 1,887

2,283

Passing per game Passes (C/A/I)

228.3 226-413-18

12 Total Offense Yards

3,009

4,484

Total Offense per game Fumbles-Lost

300.9 20-9

448.4 24-15

Penalties-Yards Punts-Average

49-476 51-35.1

82-856 41-31.7

188.7 164-282-

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1922 (0-3) R.I. College Newport Torp. Providence

Opp 12 6 26

CG 0 0 0

1923 (0-3) Providence R.I. College Lowell Tech

Opp 27 13 14

CG 0 0 12 19

1926 (2-2) Harvard JV Lowell Textile Tufts JV Connecticut JV

Opp 45 12 0 0

CG 0 0 6 0 3 6 26

1927 (1-6) Canisius Connecticut Arnold Harvard JV Boston Coll. JV R.I. College Arnold

Opp 46 38 13 19 45 13 0

CG 0 0 12 26 20 0 6 45

1928 (3-3-2) Opp Lowell Textile 14 Rhode Island 7 Harvard JV 12 Arnold 0 Arnold 0 Connecticut 20 Providence 6 Long Island Univ. 0

CG 6 0 25 13 0 0 0 0

1929 (1-6-1) Opp Brooklyn 6 Norwich 7 Long Island Univ. 0 Lowell Textile 20 Connecticut 19 R.I. College 27 Providence 33 St. Thomas 34

CG 0 0 0 0 0 27 12 61 18

1930 (4-5) Opp Harvard 33 Vermont 13 Norwich 6 Rhode Island 26 Connecticut 13 Brooklyn 0 Long Island Univ. 6 Cooper Union 0 Seton Hall 7

CG 7 13 0 6

1931 (4-2-1) Worcester Tech Brooklyn Middlebury Rhode Island

Opp 6 0 15 33

0 6 44

Connecticut Norwich Seton Hall

0 0 0

CG 0 0 8 0 0 13

1932 (1-3-2) Worcester Tech Colby Norwich Rhode Island Connecticut Mass. State

Opp 0 21 0 13 0 21

CG 25 13 6 12 0 8

1933 (3-2-1) Worcester Tech Trinity Middlebury Rhode Island Connecticut Norwich

Opp 0 0 20 20 0 7

CG 13 13 2 6 0 0 6

1934 (1-6) Colby Worcester Tech Middlebury Trinity Rhode Island Connecticut Norwich

Opp 19 0 32 14 19 13 19

CG 0 3 8 3 7 0 19

1935 (2-5) Wesleyan Worcester Tech Middlebury American Rhode Island Connecticut Norwich

Opp 27 6 6 6 13 7 0

CG 0 0 0 6 14 12 26

1936 (2-2-3) Wesleyan Worcester Tech Middlebury Norwich American Connecticut Mass. State

Opp 0 0 12 6 7 45 20

CG 0 7 0 6 0 7 0

1937 (3-3-1) Wesleyan Worcester Tech Middlebury Norwich AIC Mass. State Connecticut

Opp 21 6 46 0 6 6 0

CG 0 0 0 13

1938 (2-6) Wesleyan Worcester Tech Middlebury Norwich

Opp 27 9 7 0

0 19 0 6

Trinity Rensselaer Mass. State Connecticut

26 7 7 25

CG 7 0 14 7 6 0 0 0

1939 (0-8) Wesleyan Worcester Tech Middlebury Norwich Rensselaer Mass. State Connecticut AIC

Opp 20 6 19 17 12 6 14 7

CG 9 17 0 16 14 27 33 19

1940 (4-4) Connecticut Worcester Tech Rensselaer Norwich Trinity Wesleyan Middlebury Mass. State

Opp 10 0 8 27 20 7 0 6

CG 38 7 48 34 19 13 20 57

1941 (6-2) Rhode Island Connecticut Worcester Tech Rensselaer Norwich Trinity Wesleyan Middlebury

Opp 0 0 0 0 13 14 21 0

CG 14 40 14 6 35 33 52 0 14

1942 (7-2) Wesleyan Worcester Tech Colby Norwich Trinity Rensselaer Middlebury Connecticut Springfield

Opp 6 0 12 13 7 0 0 16 13

CG 25 12 0 0 7 27 7 12 31

1943 (3-6) Bates Yale Dartmouth Holy Cross Rensselaer Bates Tufts Worcester Brown

Opp 6 20 47 33 0 6 20 19 34

CG 33 40 3

1944 (6-3) Bates Tufts Yale

Opp 0 7 7

39 38 0 14 20 19

Worcester Tech Rensselaer Army Holy Cross Brown Dartmouth

0 6 76 26 0 0

CG 6 0 0 7 0 6 6 6

1945 (0-7-1) Tufts Virginia Scranton Rensselaer Harvard Brown Holy Cross Yale

Opp 14 39 0 18 25 33 39 41

CG 33 14 18 0 14 13 13 7

1946 (3-5) Rensselaer Amherst Colby Harvard Yale Connecticut Tufts Boston U.

Opp 0 13 12 69 47 27 18 34

CG 19 0 20 7 7 0 13

1947 (2-3-2) Rensselaer Amherst Colby Middlebury Rhode Island Connecticut Worcester Tech

Opp 19 13 6 7 27 14 8

CG 20 12 7 0 19 19 13

1948 (4-3) Arnold Amherst Wesleyan Middlebury Norwich Colby Rensselaer

Opp 0 26 20 32 0 14 6

CG 27 13 6 21 35 33 0 26

1949 (5-3) Arnold Amherst Wesleyan Kings Point Lowell Worcester Tech Rensselaer Norwich

Opp 26 27 12 14 7 32 20 0

CG 41 0 27 21 0

1950 (3-4) Norwich Trinity Wesleyan Amherst Worcester Tech

Opp 0 41 13 27 6

ALL-TIME SCORES 7 27

Northeastern Rensselaer

31 0

CG 20 27 28 28 27 13 35

1951 (6-0-1) Norwich Trinity Wesleyan Amherst Worcester Tech Northeastern Rensselaer

Opp 6 19 14 20 7 13 14

CG 41 20 40 14 10 0 49

1952 (5-2) Norwich Colby Wesleyan Amherst Worcester Trinity Rensselaer

Opp 20 18 7 33 2 20 12

CG 13 6 7 0 25 12 7

1953 (4-2-1) Colby Wesleyan Amherst Worcester Tech Trinity Rensselaer St. Michael’s

Opp 0 6 21 9 14 6 6

CG 13 6 13 0 0 35 6

1954 (3-4) Norwich Wesleyan Amherst Worcester Trinity Rensselaer Drexel

Opp 12 0 33 6 42 7 26

CG 32 7 14 0 7 13 21

1955 (4-3) Norwich Wesleyan Worcester Trinity Drexel Rensselaer Amherst

Opp 9 14 7 27 27 0 13

CG 15 12 14 14 7 32 7

1956 (2-5) Worcester Tech Wesleyan Norwich Amherst Trinity Rensselaer Drexel

Opp 7 19 28 27 27 0 20

CG 7 0 0

1957 (2-5) Wesleyan Norwich Amherst

Opp 20 19 42

14 26 27 0

Worcester Trinity Rensselaer Drexel

CG 30 12 6 6 8 6 28

1958 (2-4-1) Vermont Norwich Wesleyan Amherst Worcester Trinity Rensselaer

Opp 30 0 15 50 14 56 8

CG 0 6 7 17 14 13 6 19

1959 (3-5) Geneva Vermont Norwich Wesleyan Amherst Worcester Tech Trinity Rensselaer

Opp 35 34 20 15 12 20 26 2

CG 0 25 7 6 14 26 6 46

1960 (5-3) Geneva Vermont Norwich Wesleyan Amherst Worcester Tech Trinity Rensselaer

Opp 20 0 2 26 7 18 21 6

CG 8 6 13 7 21 20 13 8

1961 (4-4) Vermont Norwich Wesleyan Amherst Worcester Trinity Rensselaer Tufts

Opp 28 7 9 40 14 12 0 22

CG 10 0 21 0 9 16 16 9

1962 (5-2-1) Drexel Norwich Wesleyan Amherst Worcester Tech Trinity Central Conn. Tufts

Opp 8 8 0 29 8 16 14 8

CG 3 9 11 7 19 45

1963 (8-1) Drexel Norwich Wesleyan Amherst Worcester Tech Trinity

Opp 0 7 8 0 7 20

18 Central Conn. 0 12 Springfield 0 0 W. Kentucky* 27 * Tangerine Bowl in Orlando

20 7 20 6

CG 6 23 17 20 7 0 15 27

1964 (3-5) Springfield Colby Norwich Wesleyan Amherst Worcester Tech Trinity Central Conn.

Opp 14 0 21 21 34 13 28 18

CG 14 16 17 24 19 20 7 8

1965 (4-4) Springfield Colby Norwich Wesleyan Worcester Tech Trinity Central Conn. Kings Point

Opp 30 6 0 7 7 28 31 17

CG 0 12 0 6 14 15 0 6

1966 (0-8) Springfield AIC Norwich Wesleyan Worcester Tech Trinity Central Conn. Kings Point

Opp 21 19 40 41 16 57 21 47

CG 0 14 10 0 7 28 0 10

1967 (0-8) Springfield AIC Norwich Wesleyan Worcester Trinity Central Conn. Cal-Riverside

Opp 62 35 16 29 19 30 29 27

CG 0 14 22 26 7 0 21 14 34 40

1968 (3-7) Springfield American Int’l. Norwich Wesleyan Southwestern Worcester Tech. Trinity Rochester Rensselaer PMC College

Opp 39 27 26 36 33 36 47 42 20 14

CG 7 7 0 7 6 30 14 3 6 6

1969 (2-8) AIC Wayne State Norwich Wesleyan Southwestern Worcester Tech Trinity Middlebury Lebanon Valley USIU

Opp 46 21 27 16 3 22 27 7 21 61

CG 29 31 16 13 10 22 6 21 7 27

1970 (5-5) Maine Maritime Rensselaer Colby Norwich Wesleyan Southwestern Worcester Tech Trinity Case West Res. Lebanon Valley

Opp 12 3 7 35 7 24 14 31 22 21

CG 21 28 26 60 34 21 31 19 27 7

1971 (8-2) Opp Maine Maritime 6 Rensselaer 27 Colby 13 Norwich 14 Wesleyan 35 Tufts 16 Worcester Tech 23 Trinity 17 Case West. Res. 14 Washington & Lee 28

CG 13 24 16 20 29 14 13 9 6 12

1972 (3-7) Southwestern Rensselaer Colby Norwich Wesleyan Tufts Worcester Tech Trinity Maine Maritime Drexel

Opp 23 7 36 6 31 29 12 35 10 35

CG 0 30 28 20 27 41 27 10 19 9

1973 (8-2) Southern Conn. Rensselaer Colby Norwich Wesleyan Tufts Worcester Tech Trinity AIC Drexel

Opp 9 0 6 12 9 14 19 7 28 0

ALL-TIME SCORES CG 0 3 6 15 24 48 10 16 12 14

1974 (3-7) Southern Conn. Rensselaer Colby Norwich Wesleyan Tufts Worcester tech Trinity Kings Point American Intâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l.

Opp 16 6 7 14 7 28 18 20 14 51

CG 30 6 0 0 0 9 13 7 6 20

1979 (1-8-1) Kings Point Rensselaer Worcester Tech Norwich Wesleyan Fordham Southern Conn. Trinity Pace Seton Hall

Opp 23 6 10 32 33 10 27 19 14 35

CG 7 24 10 6 9 13 10 13 0 47

1984 (3-7) Western Conn. Rensselaer Worcester Tech Norwich Wesleyan Marist Union Trinity Kings Point NY Maritime

Opp 13 6 21 49 13 0 27 38 41 0

CG 7 26 28 10 10 20 3 20 26 20

1975 (8-2) Opp Kings Point 9 Rensselaer 22 Colby 21 Norwich 3 Wesleyan 7 Worcester Tech 9 Trinity 16 Hobart 14 Washington & Lee 3 Southern Conn. 7

CG 7 0 7 7 27 13 8 6 38 16

1980 (2-8) Opp Rensselaer 12 Worcester Tech 14 Norwich 15 Wesleyan 26 Fordham 9 Bowdoin 35 Trinity 25 Southern Conn. 34 Hampden-Sydney 22 Hofstra 26

CG 8 22 19 7 28 62 24 27 14 17

1985 (4-6) Western Conn. Rensselaer Worcester Tech Norwich Wesleyan NY Maritime Union Trinity Kings Point Marist

Opp 35 9 16 24 30 0 49 34 42 13

CG 7 17 17 0 6 6 0 0 15

1976 (1-8) Kings Point Rensselaer Worcester Tech Norwich Wesleyan Southern Conn. Western Conn. Trinity Hobart

Opp 9 0 20 38 8 27 9 35 28

CG 14 0 0 20 3 6 9 14 8

1981 (3-6) Kings Point Rensselaer Worcester Tech Norwich Wesleyan Bowdoin Trinity New Haven Hofstra

Opp 7 21 14 14 24 0 20 24 22

CG 14 16 18 10 41 0 0 0 12

1986 (4-5) Western Conn. Rensselaer Worcester Tech Norwich Wesleyan Union Trinity Kings Point Marist

Opp 6 9 42 15 19 21 31 28 7

CG 6 29 27 18 7 14 36 45 41

1977 (5-4) Kings Point Rensselaer Worcester Tech Norwich Wesleyan Southern Conn. Western Conn. Trinity Buffalo

Opp 10 15 7 30 24 19 0 14 14

CG 7 22 32 16 8 13 3 21 12

1982 (2-7) Kings Point Rensselaer Worcester Tech Norwich Wesleyan Bowdoin Trinity New Haven Hofstra

Opp 14 24 59 13 27 28 35 35 9

CG 7 7 35 7 15 13 44 30

1987 (6-2) Kings Point Rensselaer Worcester Tech Norwich Wesleyan Marist Union Trinity

Opp 10 3 8 38 7 0 42 6

CG 35 0 45 41 13 19 17 28 57 28

1988 (9-1) Opp Kings Point 7 Rensselaer 14 Worcester Tech 25 Norwich 20 Wesleyan 7 Marist 0 Union 10 Trinity 27 Siena 6 Plymouth State * 19

CG 7 29 21 26 0 7 6 18 29 21

1978 (3-7) Kings Point Rensselaer Worcester Tech Norwich Wesleyan Fordham Southern Conn. Trinity Buffalo Seton Hall

Opp 10 0 13 29 28 28 10 20 25 40

CG 9 7 14 16 21 20 45 20 14 10

1983 (4-6) Western Conn. Rensselaer Worcester Tech Norwich Wesleyan Marist Bowdoin Trinity Kings Point Hofstra

Opp 12 14 35 15 18 0 15 42 21 31

*ECAC North Champions

CG 22 14 27 14 21 35 0 7 46

1989 (5-4) Kings Point Rensselaer Worcester Tech Norwich Wesleyan Marist Union Trinity Siena

Opp 24 10 34 7 10 14 24 28 0

CG 21 6 14 41 13 29 3 21 13

1990 (4-5) Kings Point Rensselaer Worcester Tech Norwich Wesleyan Marist Union Trinity Carnegie Mellon

Opp 17 7 17 9 14 0 17 10 24

CG 14 46 17 13 7 21 19 39 25

1991 (6-3) Rensselaer Worcester Tech Norwich Wesleyan Union Trinity Carnegie Mellon Pace University Kings Point

Opp 7 34 7 16 37 14 25 14 20

CG 20 12 19 13 6 9 13 10 0

1992 (1-8) UMass-Lowell RPI Stony Brook Norwich Western Conn. Union Plymouth WPI Kings Point

Opp 0 14 24 14 8 21 20 28 42

CG 14 14 21 34 21 10 14 18 31

1993 (4-5) RPI Stony Brook Norwich Catholic Western Conn. Union Plymouth WPI Kings Point

Opp 53 21 8 0 18 52 31 21 23

ALL-TIME SCORES CG 17 21 34 29 34 14 14 20 6

1994 (4-5) RPI Stony Brook Norwich Catholic Western Conn. Union Plymouth WPI Kings Point

Opp 28 22 12 12 26 8 20 32 21

CG 1995 (4-6) 35 Worcester State 20 RPI 20 Springfield 27 Norwich 12 Westfield State 7Western Conn. 0Union 2Plymouth State 13 WPI 27 Kings Point

Opp 0 21 26 6 0 28 23 9 34 9

CG 1996 (8-3) 34 RPI 42 Mass. Maritime 24 Springfield 35 Norwich 55 Westfield State 14 Western Conn. 31 Union 35 Plymouth State 52 WPI 23 Kings Point 16 College of N.J.* *NCAA Playoffs

Opp 38 21 34 9 6 13 6 28 27 13 17

CG 1997 (9-2) 22 RPI (OT) 13 Mass. Maritime 26 Springfield (OT) 27 Norwich 44 Westfield State 21 Western Conn. 6Union 19 Plymouth State 44 WPI 34 Kings Point 0Rowan * *NCAA Playoffs

Opp 16 8 20 10 28 14 14 0 0 16 43

CG 1998 (1-8) 29 Mass. Maritime 16 RPI 8Springfield 0Norwich 0Western Conn. 7Union 10 Plymouth State 2WPI 26 7Kings Point

Opp 21 45 49 17 16 41 29

CG 1999 (1-9) 7Mass. Maritime 3RPI 42 31 Springfield 10 Norwich 7Mount Ida 14 Western Conn. 14 Union 0Plymouth State 23 WPI 21 Kings Point

Opp 19

CG 2000 (2-8) 6Salve Regina 24 RPI 6Springfield 10 Norwich 37 Mount Ida 13 Western Conn. 7Union 7Plymouth State 24 WPI 21 Kings Point

Opp 36 21 47 29 0 63 34 25 27 28

CG 2001 (2-7) 14 Salve Regina 7Springfield 20 Norwich 41 Utica 15 Western Conn. 14 Union 19 Plymouth State 35 WPI 3Kings Point

Opp 17 17 17 14 18 38 42 49 7

CG 2002 (2-7) 27 Mass. Maritime 12 RPI 14 Springfield 17 Norwich 14 Western Conn. 12 Union 34 Plymouth State 14 WPI 6Kings Point

Opp 0 34 64 24 38 17 33 40 31

CG 2003 (4-5) 47 Mass. Maritime 7RPI 44 10 Springfield 7Norwich 9Western Conn. (OT) 26 Union 49 Plymouth State 24 WPI 9Kings Point

Opp 14

20 30 40 65 24 42 27 24

CG 2004 (1-8) 62 Mass. Maritime 14 Norwich 33 St. Lawrence 17 RPI 2Hobart 7Union 9Rochester 28 WPI 7Kings Point

Opp 7 24 34 28 31 19 37 35 16

CG 2009 (4-5) Opp 27 Mer. Marine (2OT) 33 17 Plymouth State 28 8Westfield State 5 29 Mass. Maritime 22 34 Fitchburg St. (2OT) 37 6Bridgewater State 27 17 Worcester State 14 49 Maine Maritime 76 20 Framingham State 13

CG 2005 (2-7) 27 Mass. Maritime 30 Norwich 7St. Lawrence 3RPI 17 13 Hobart 0Union 6Rochester 13 WPI 5Kings Point

Opp 0 12 21

CG 2010 (2-7) Opp 10 Merchant Marine 8 0Curry 35 16 Mass. Maritime 23 19 Fitchburg St. 7 25 Bridgewater St. (OT) 32 15 Westfield State 26 7Worcester State 31 13 Framingham St. 34 47 Maine Maritime 63

42 7 37 23 21

CG 2006 (8-3) Opp 7Merchant Marine 21 35 Plymouth State 7 35 Westfield State 21 41 Mass. Maritime 0 31 Fitchburg State 30 21 Bridgewater State 17 17 Worcester State 10 3Maine Maritime 0 42 Framingham State 21 28 Curry # 34 22 Bridgewater St. * 41 # NEFC Championship * ECAC North Atlantic Bowl CG 2007 (8-2) Opp 36 Merchant Marine 31 19 Plymouth State 38 42 Westfield State 14 3Mass. Maritime 0 58 Fitchburg State 34 24 Bridgewater State 21 46 Worcester State 10 38 Maine Maritime 34 34 Framingham State 7 7Curry # 10 # NEFC Championship

49 34 16 35 12 21 7

CG 2008 (3-6) Opp 7Merchant Marine 34 7Plymouth State 26 16 Westfield State 13 30 Mass. Maritime 6 29 Fitchburg State 44 7Bridgewater State 38 17 Worcester State 14 34 Maine Maritime 42 23 Framingham State 25

CG 2011 (2-7) Opp 28 Merchant Marine 35 21 Curry 44 61 Mass. Maritime 30 21 Fitchburg State 28 Bridgewater State 24 16 21 Westfield State 24 30 Worcester State 31 7Framingham St. 14 52 Maine Maritime 15 CG 2012 (5-4) Opp 37 Merchant Marine 43 35 MIT 21 38 Mass. Maritime 42 59 Fitchburg State 0 Bridgewater State 44 21 31 Westfield State 27 31 Worcester St. (OT) 28 3Framingham St. 39 42 Maine Maritime 13 CG 2013 (3-7) Opp 17 St. Lawrence 21 20 Merchant Marine 27 7Hampden-Sydney 49 37 Nichols 20 41 Western New Eng. 38 24 Curry 27 40 Maine Maritime 0 7Endicott 33 14 Salve Regina 25 31 MIT 48

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COAST GUARD ACADEMY IN THE NCAA PLAYOFFS NCAA Division III Playoffs--November 22, 1997 ROWAN 43, COAST GUARD 0 GLASSBORO, N.J.— Senior quarterback Greg Lister threw for 289 yards, 236 in the first half, and three touchdowns as Coast Guard was eliminated in the first round of the NCAA Playoffs for the second straight season by a team from New Jersey. Eugene Foster opened the scoring with a 15-yard touchdown run with 8:33 left in the first quarter and on the next possession Lister threw a 23-yard touchdown pass to Jamaine Crawford to make it 14-0 with 4:45 left in the first quarter. Rowan rolled up 508 yards of total offense while holding Coast Guard to just 92 total yards.

Score By Quarters Coast Guard 0 0 0 Rowan 14 16 6

0 -- 0 7 -- 43

Scoring Summary 1st Quarter R-Eugene Foster 15 rush (Mark Migliori kick) R-Crawford 23 pass from Lister (Migliori kick) 2nd Quarter R-Migliori 20 FG R-Foster 1 run (kick failed) R-Taman Bryant 12 pass from Lister (Migliori kick) 3rd Quarter R-Foster 12 pass from Lister (kick failed) 4th Quarter R-Tony Cattani 8 run (Migliori kick)

FFC Offensive Player of the Year Dan Warren led Coast Guard to a second straight FFC Championship and NCAA Playoff berth

RUSHING CG: Wolford 6-43 yards R: Peterson 7-66 yards; Foster 4-50 yards, 2 TD PASSING CG: Warren 17-8-1, 52 yards R: Lister 30-18-0, 289 yards, 3 TD RECEIVING CG: Thompson 2-24 yards; Comar 2-18 yards R: Bryant 5-104 yards, TD; Foster 5-82 yards, TD

NCAA Division III Playoffs--November 23, 1996 COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY 17, COAST GUARD 16 EWING TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP,, N.J.— Coast Guard’s season ended in dramatic fashion as the Bears scored with 1:17 left on a one-yard run by James Jones on fourth-and-one to pull within 17-16. The celebration was short lived however as the extra point sailed wide right. The Lions struck first on a 30-yard field goal by Dan Sperco and then Jaime Cropper (18 carries, 131 yards) ended the first half scoring on a 55-yard run to give the Lions a 10-0 halftime lead. Coast Guard climbed back into the game when Al Thompson (3 catches, 68 yards) ignited the Bears with 57- yard touchdown reception from Dan Warren. The Bears defense controlled the second half shutting down the option that proved to be so successful in the first half. Coast Guard tied the game 10-10 on a Steve Deveau 24-yard field goal with 12:47 left in the 4th quarter, but three minutes later, College of New Jersey quarterback Pete Harteveld capped off a five play drive with a one-yard run to give the College of New Jersey a 17-10 lead. Damon Maldonado led the Bears defense with 16 tackles, while Stan Sanchez and Ed Hernaez had 10 apiece.

RUSHING CG: Jones 29-79 yards, TD NJ: Cropper 18-131 yards, TD PASSING CG: Warren 25-11-2, 199 yards, TD NJ: Harteveld 17-9-1, 65 yards RECEIVING CG: Lee 3-71 yards; Thompson 3-68 yards, TD NJ: Prophett 3-33 yards; Russo 3-28 yards

Score By Quarters Coast Guard 0 College of NJ 3

0 7

7 0

9 -- 16 7 -- 17

Scoring Summary 1st Quarter CNJ-Dan Sperco 30 FG 2nd Quarter CNJ-Jameon Cropper 55 run (Sperco kick) 3rd Quarter CG-Thompson 57 pass from Warren (Deveau kick) 4th Quarter CG-Deveau 24 FG CNJ-Pete Harteveld 1 run (Sperco kick) CG-James Jones 1 run (kick failed)

James Jones set 13 school or conference records and led Coast Guard to its first appearance in the NCAA Playoffs.

SERIES RECORDS VS. ALL OPPONENTS Opponent AIC American U. Amherst Army Arnold-Bridgeport Bates Boston College JV Boston University Bowdoin Bridgewater State Brooklyn Brown Buffalo California Riverside Carnegie Mellon Case Western Catholic University Central Connecticut Colby Connecticut Connecticut JV Cooper Union Curry ^ Dartmouth Drexel Endicott Fitchburg State Fordham Framingham State Geneva Hampden-Sydney Harvard Harvard JV Hobart Hofstra Holy Cross Lebanon Valley LIU Maine Maritime Marist Mass. Maritime Massachusetts State Merchant Marine Middlebury MIT Mount Ida New Haven College of New Jersey * New York Maritime Newport Torp. Sc.

W 0 1 6 0 5 3 0 0 2 2 2 1 2 0 0 1 2 3 12 1 1 1 0 1 3 0 4 1 3 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 3 7 8 12 3 13 4 1 1 0 0 2 0

L 8 1 13 1 1 0 1 1 2 6 0 2 0 1 2 1 0 3 4 13 0 0 5 1 5 1 3 2 4 2 1 3 2 3 3 3 1 1 4 0 3 3 29 9 0 1 2 1 0 1

T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Opponent Nichols Northeastern Norwich Pace Pennsylvania Military Plymouth State Providence Rensselaer Rhode Island Rochester Rowan # Salve Regina Scranton Seton Hall Siena Southern Connecticut Southwestern Springfield St. Lawrence St. Michaelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s St. Thomas Stony Brook Trinity Tufts Tufts JV U.S. International UMass-Lowell Union Utica Vermont Virginia Washington & Lee Wayne State Wesleyan Western Connecticut Western Kentucky ** Western New England Westfield State Widener Worcester State WPI Yale TOTALS 19

W 1 0 38 1 1 6 0 37 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 1 4 0 1 0 1 14 6 1 0 2 4 1 1 0 1 0 21 6 0 1 8 1 6 33 0 313

L 0 1 32 1 0 11 3 21 12 3 1 3 0 2 0 7 3 12 3 0 1 2 33 5 0 1 4 18 0 3 1 1 1 29 12 1 0 2 0 2 37 4

T 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 427

* 1996 NCAA Playoffs # 1997 NCAA Playoffs ** 1963 Tangerine Bowl ^ 2006 and 2007 NEFC Championship Games 2014 Opponents in BOLD

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90 SEASONS OF COAST GUARD ACADEMY FOOTBALL Year 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967

Coach R.S. Marron R.S. Marron W.R. Richards W.R. Richards W.R. Richards W.R. Richards John S. Merriman John S. Merriman John S. Merriman John S. Merriman John S. Merriman John S. Merriman John S. Merriman John S. Merriman John S. Merriman John S. Merriman John S. Merriman John S. Merriman John S. Merriman John S. Merriman John S. Merriman John S. Merriman Nelson W. Nitchman Nelson W. Nitchman Nelson W. Nitchman Nelson W. Nitchman Nelson W. Nitchman Nelson W. Nitchman Nelson W. Nitchman Nelson W. Nitchman Nelson W. Nitchman Nelson W. Nitchman Nelson W. Nitchman Nelson W. Nitchman Nelson W. Nitchman Otto Graham Otto Graham Otto Graham Otto Graham Otto Graham Otto Graham Otto Graham Frank S. Kapral Frank S. Kapral

W L T CGA OPP 0 3 0 0 44 0 3 0 0 54 -No Season -No Season 2 2 0 31 57 1 6 0 41 174 3 3 2 109 59 1 6 1 44 146 4 5 0 118 104 4 2 1 76 54 1 3 2 21 55 3 2 1 64 47 1 6 0 40 116 2 5 0 40 65 2 2 3 58 90 3 3 1 20 85 2 6 0 38 108 0 8 0 34 101 4 4 0 135 78 6 2 0 236 48 7 2 0 208 67 3 6 0 121 185 6 3 0 206 122 0 7 1 31 209 3 5 0 112 220 2 3 2 66 94 4 3 0 90 98 5 3 0 161 138 3 4 0 123 118 6 0 1 178 93 5 2 0 174 112 4 2 1 70 62 3 4 0 73 126 4 3 0 94 97 2 5 0 101 129 2 5 0 74 134 2 4 1 96 173 3 5 0 82 164 5 3 0 130 100 4 4 0 96 132 5 2 1 81 91 8 1 0 124 70 3 5 0 115 149 4 4 0 125 126 0 8 0 53 262 0 8 0 69 247

1968 Tad Schroeder 3 7 1969 Tad Schroeder 2 8 1970 Tad Schroeder 5 5 1971 Tad Schroeder 8 2 1972 Tad Schroeder 3 7 1973 Tad Schroeder 8 2 1974 Otto Graham 3 7 1975 Otto Graham 8 2 1976 Bill Hickey 1 8 1977 Bill Hickey 5 4 1978 Bill Hickey 3 7 1979 Bill Hickey 1 8 1980 Larry Rutledge 2 8 1981 Larry Rutledge 3 6 1982 Larry Rutledge 2 7 1983 Bob Campiglia 4 6 1984 Bob Campiglia 3 7 1985 Bob Campiglia 4 6 1986 Tom Bell 4 5 1987 Tom Bell 6 2 1988 Tom Bell 9 1 1989 Tom Bell 5 4 1990 Tom Bell 4 5 1991 Tom Bell 6 3 1992 Tom Bell 1 8 1993 Bill Schmitz 4 5 1994 Bill Schmitz 4 5 1995 Bill Schmitz 4 6 1996 Bill Schmitz 8 3 1997 Chuck Mills 9 2 1998 Bob Estock 1 8 1999 Bill George 1 9 2000 Bill George 2 8 2001 Bill George 2 7 2002 Bill George 2 7 2003 Bill George 4 5 2004 Bill George 1 8 2005 Bill George 2 7 2006 Bill George 8 3 2007 Bill George 8 2 2008 Bill George 3 6 2009 Bill George 4 5 2010 Bill George 2 7 2011 Bill George 2 7 2012 Bill George 5 4 2013 Bill George 3 7 90 YEAR RECORD 313-427-19

CGA’S TOP 10 REGULAR SEASONS Year 1963 1951 1997 2007 2006 1988 1996 1975 1973 1971

Record 8-0-0 6-0-1 9-1-0 8-1-0 8-1-0 8-1-0 8-2-0 8-2-0 8-2-0 8-2-0

Pct. 1.000 .926 .900 .889 .889 .889 .800 .800 .800 .800

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

178 86 182 264 148 211 148 170 68 223 164 91 129 74 134 176 139 228 111 158 283 186 164 201 102 177 189 163 345 256 79 130 155 168 150 188 179 104 282 307 170 207 152 257 297 238

12,185 14,826

CGA’S TOP 10 SEASONS Year 1951 1988 1963 1997 2007 1971 1973 1975 1987 1941 1942

Head Coach Otto Graham Nels Nitchman Chuck Mills Bill George Bill George Tom Bell Bill Schmitz Otto Graham Tad Schroeder Tad Schroeder

Record 6-0-1 9-1-0 8-1-0 9-2-0 8-2-0 8-2-0 8-2-0 8-2-0 6-2-0 6-2-0 6-2-0

Pct. .929 .900 .889 .818 .800 .800 .800 .800 .750 .750 .750

Head Coach Nels Nitchman Tom Bell Otto Graham Chuck Mills Bill George Tad Schroeder Tad Schroeder Otto Graham Tom Bell John Merriman John Merriman

CGA’S FIVE POST SEASON APPEARANCES Year 2006 1997 1996 1988 1963

Record 8-3 9-2 8-3 9-1 8-1

Head Coach Bill George Chuck Mills Bill Schmitz Tom Bell Otto Graham

307 251 176 193 181 104 181 111 175 133 203 209 218 146 244 203 208 222 178 114 135 151 115 174 171 227 181 156 195 126 290 333 310 219 281 232 231 180 202 199 242 255 259 255 257 288

Post Season Result Lost 41-22 to Bridgewater State in ECAC North Atlantic Bowl Lost 43-0 to Rowan in the NCAA Playoffs Lost 17-16 to College of New Jersey in NCAA Playoffs Won ECAC North Championship 28-19 over Plymouth State Lost 28-0 to Western Kentucky in the Tangerine Bowl

COAST GUARD ACADEMY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES INDUCTED 1972

CAPT PAUL F. FOYE

CAPT HERBERT LYNCH

INDUCTED 1984

ADM E.J. ROLAND

Honorary Member

Class of 1946, Basketball - Football

RADM ROBERT A.DUIN

Class of 1929, Football - Basketball

Assistant Basketball Coach 1946-’55

RADM CHRISTOPHER KNAPP

Class of 1948

Head Basketball Coach 1955-’61

Honorary Member

Football - Basketball - Baseball

Class of 1931

CAPT HAROLD E. FALLON, JR.

RADM J.J.McCLELLAND

Head Baseball Coach 1945-’55

Class of 1940

Assistant Boxing Coach

Class of 1957, Basketball

1939,1941,1942

Head Basketball Coach 1960-1962

Football - Baseball - Boxing

INDUCTED 1976 RADM CHESTER L. HARDING

Head Boxing Coach 1940

CAPT J.H. FORNEY

Class of 1931, Basketball - Football

Head Cross Country Coach

Class of 1933, Football - Basketball

1942-1944,1955,1957

HMCS AMOND H. STEELE Honorary Member Trainer 1943-1957

Director of Athletics 1957-1960

CAPT WILLIAM J. RUSSELL Class of 1953

INDUCTED 1981

LCDR H.K. McCLERNON

Baseball - Basketball - Football

CAPT STANLEY C. LINHOLM

INDUCTED 1985

Class of 1927

RADM BOBBY F. HOLLINGSWORTH

Basketball - Rifle - Pistol

Class of 1955, Football - Baseball

CAPT WILLIAM J. TILLO

CAPT JAMES H. PARENT

Honorary Member Trainer - Boxing Coach 1928-1950

INDUCTED 1977 CAPT NAT C. SPADAFORA

INDUCTED 1973

Class of 1953, Football

CAPT R. WALDRON Class of 1938 Football - Basketball - Baseball

CAPT HAROLD J. LAND

Class of 1960

Football - Track - Wrestling

Football - Basketball - Baseball

CAPT OTTO E. GRAHAM, JR.

CAPT MILES H. IMLAY

Class of 1937 Football - Baseball - Boxing

Honorary Member

Class of 1926, Football

INDUCTED 1978

Athletic Director

Assistant Football Coach

Head Football Coach

CDR J. MERRIMAN Honorary Member

Class of 1954

Director of Athletics 1929-1957

CAPT LEE BAKER

Head Football Coach 1929-1946

Class of 1922, Football

Basketball 1929-1937

Director of Athletics 1927-1931

CAPT WALTER R. RICHARDS INDUCTED 1982

Honorary Member

RADM THOMAS J.WETMORE III

Class of 1925

RADM CHARLES TIGHE

Class of 1948

Football Coach

RADM J.F. THOMPSON

Class of 1935

Basketball - Football - Baseball

O-in-C Pistol - Rifle

Class of 1942, Football

Football - Boxing RADM O.A. GEORGE LIVELY

INDUCTED 1986

INDUCTED 1974

CAPT EDWIN DANIELS

Class of 1952

CDR JOHN DORSEY

CAPT S.B. VAUGHN

Class of 1953

Football - Outdoor Track - Wrestling

Class of 1945, Football - Basketball

Class of 1950

Baseball - Football JACK CRUISE

CAPT T.D. COMBS, JR.

Baseball 1930-1942

Football - Basketball - Baseball Assistant Football Coach

INDUCTED 1979

Honorary Member

Class of 1957

CAPT CHARLES COLUMBUS

Sports Information Director

Football - Basketball - Baseball

LCDR L.T. O’NEIL

Class of 1935

1959-1971

Class of 1941

Football - Basketball - Baseball

Sportswriter, N.L. Day, 1931-1942 Covered CGA athletics 50 + yrs.

Football - Baseball - Boxing

Class 1959 Soccer - Basketball - Baseball

CAPT JOHN M. AUSTIN NELSON W. NITCHMAN

Class of 1945

INDUCTED 1983

Honorary Member

Football - Basketball

VADM WAYNE E.CALDWELL Class of 1948, Football

Football Coach 1946-’58 Basketball 1942-’56

CAPT WILLIAM B. HOWLAND

CAPT FRANK KAPRAL

WILLIAM A. STOWE Honorary Member Head Crew Coach 1971-1985

Baseball 1956-1958

Honorary Member

Assistant Director of P.E.

Assistant Athletic Director 1966-’80

CAPT LAWRENCE A. WHITE Class of 1951

INDUCTED 1987

Intramural Director 1959-’89

Business Mgr. of Athletics 1968-’80

Sailing - Rifle - Boxing - Wrestling

CDR FRANK B. CARTER,

CAPT THORBURN S. McGOWAN

Class of 1944, Football - Basketball

Head Wrestling Coach 1960-’65

USCG (Ret.)

INDUCTED 1975

Football 1966-1967

CAPT WILLIAM F. CASS

Assistant Football 1958-1965

USPHS

Assistant Track Coach 1958-1959

Class of 1937

Assistant Track 1959- 1961

Honorary Member

Asst. Basketball Coach 1959-1961

Baseball - Basketball - Football

Assistant Wrestling 1959

CGA Team Doctor 1934-37 CGA Sr. Medical Officer 1952-1963

RADM MARK A. WHALEN

INDUCTED 1980

Class of 1937, Baseball - Football

CAPT RICHARD CUERONI

TERRILL M. GLOEGE Class of 1957, Sailing

WILLIAM H. THOMPSON

Class of 1953, Baseball - Football

Class of 1964, Football - Baseball

COAST GUARD ACADEMY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES LCDR ALEX O. SIMONKA

INDUCTED 1988

INDUCTED 1992

DR. TOM HAAS

LCDR JOSEPH P. DIBELLA

CAPT ROBERT W. THORNE

Class of 1973

Class of 1979

Class of 1962

Class of 1969

Honorary Member

Football-Basketball-Baseball

Cross Country - Wrestling - Track

Basketball - Soccer - Tennis

Softball Coach 1989-92 & 93-96

Business Manager, CGA Athletics

CDR FRANK GRUNDMAN

CDR STEVE C. MARTIN

INDUCTED 1997

Class of 1958, Football - Baseball

Class of 1964

DENNIS G. BOHLAYER

INDUCTED 2000

Sailing

Class of 1973

CDR LEE T. ROMASCO

ROGER GUYAS

Member of the Intercollegiate Yacht

Cross County & Track

Honorary Member

Racing Hall of Fame

Women’s Basketball Head Coach

Class of 1978 Soccer-Baseball

DR. RAY CIEPLIK

Athletic Trainer 1960 - 2001 GEORGE M. RYNICK

Honorary Member

INDUCTED 2001

CAPT KARL ZITTEL

Class of 1949

Soccer Coach 1970-2001

CDR KURT COLELLA

Class of 1932

Wrestling

Associate A.D. 1989-1999

Class of 1981

Director of Athletics 1999-Present

Track

Football - Basketball INDUCTED 1993

Assistant Baseball 1987-1998 Assistant Gymnastics 1970-1986

HALLIE GREGORY

CDR JAMES M. SHARPE

Head Men’s Basketball Coach ’84-’89

INDUCTED 1989

LCDR DENNIS J. BRADY

CAPT RICHARD REA

Class of 1963

Class of 1933

Cross Country

Football - Basketball

Outdoor Track

CDR GREG MAGEE

Honorary Member

Class of 1964

Head Men’s Track Coach ’78-’84

Football - Wrestling - Baseball

Asst. Director of Athletics, 1989

CAPT LEN KELLY

CAPT LARRY L. DAVIS

Class of 1969

Class of 1937

INDUCTED 1998

Indoor - Outdoor Track

Football-Basketball-Baseball

CAPT THOMAS E. BERNARD

Class of 1974

Class of 1970

Football-Track

DAVE DUBOIS

CAPT BRUCE W. PLATZ, JR.

Class of 1969

Class of 1971, Track-Football

Sailing & Basketball BILL SCHMITZ ADM JAMES M. LOY

Class of 1976

INDUCTED 1994

Class of 1964

Football-Baseball

STEVE ELDRIDGE

GEOFF CARDINALI

Basketball-Out. Track-

Head Football Coach 1993-’96

Honorary Member

Director of Health & Physical

Cross Country

Basketball - Baseball

Wrestling and Cross Country Coach

CDR DAVID SKEWES

Education 1980 - 2003 Instructor on CGA 1963 - 2003

INDUCTED 1990

LARRY E. RUTLEDGE

Class of 1979

Honorary Member

Gymnastics-Soccer

CAPT ARTHUR JOHNSON

CAPT JAMES T. CLUNE

Director of Intramurals 1991-1998

Class of 1936

Class of 1948

Director of Club Sports 1993-1998

INDUCTED 2002

Football - Swimming - Baseball

Cross Country - Track & Wrestling

Asst. Director of P.E. 1990-98

MURRAY W. BOGGS

Head Track Coach 1985-1991

Class of 1953

JAMES LIGHTNER

CAPT DONALD E. ESTES

Head Football Coach 1980-1982

Football - Basketball

Class 1962

Class of 1971

Asst. Football Coach 1967-1979

Football - Wrestling

Cross Country

LEROY E. FALCONI

Indoor & Outdoor Track CDR WILLIAM PARK, III

INDUCTED 1999

Honorary Member

CDR SCOTT E. HARTLEY

Women’s XC Coach 1982-2008 Asst. Coach, Track 1981-95

Class of 1960

MARTIN HOPPE

Class of 1977

Sailing -Athlete & Coach

Class of 1965

Swimming VADM JAMES D. HULL

Basketball & Soccer INDUCTED 1991

CHARLES DENNIS

Class of 1969 Wrestling - Football

CAPT THOMAS J. McCARTHY

INDUCTED 1995

Honorary Member

Class of 1964

RADM EDWARD J. BARRETT

Head Swimming Coach 1970-1999

Football - Baseball - Track

Class of 1966

CAPT ROBERT E. REININGER

Football ROBERT E. LEGGETT

DON PINHEY

Class of 1978

Honorary Member

Crew

Head Baseball Coach 1968-1999

Class of 1963

THOMAS L. MILLS

Baseball - Basketball

Class of 1970

Head Tennis Coach 1977-1979

INDUCTED 2003

Wrestling

Head Volleyball Coach 1983-84

MICHAEL P. BUTLER

Asst. Football Coach several times

CAPT DARREL W. STARR, JR. Class of 1948

INDUCTED 1996

Football - Wrestling

ALEXANDER OGG

Wrestling Coach

Class of 1978 Football - Wrestling

Class of 1976 Football & Baseball

COAST GUARD ACADEMY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES CLASS OF 2013

CAPT SCOTT F. KAYSER

ANNE M. (O’NEILL) SEBASTIAN

Class of 1966

Class of 1974

Class of 1988

PETE BARRY

Football - Wrestling - Baseball

Track - Football

Basketball - Softball

Honorary Member

CDR JAMES ELLIS

Head Men’s Basketball Coach CDR K. KYLE MOORE

CAPT PAUL A. LANGLOIS

Class of 1983

Class of 1976

Swimming

Crew

INDUCTED 2011

1990-2009

DALE CHITTENDEN

Head Baseball Coach

Class of 1981

2000-2006

Football - Wrestling PEDRO JIMENEZ

WILLIAM P. REILLY

INDUCTED 2007

Class of 1953

CAPT JAMES I. DOUGHTY

STEVEN C. HARGIS

Class of 1991

Football - Baseball

Class of 1954

Class of 1980

Tennis

Rifle

Crew JESSE “KARL” MOORE

Women’s Crew Coach 1999-’08

INDUCTED 2004 ROBERT C. BENSON

PATTY GIANNATTASIO

Class of 1954

Honorary Member

Basketball - Baseball

Head Volleyball Coach 1997-2006

Class of 1988 Swimming

CAPT LAURIE H. SOMERS Class of 1965 Basketball - Track

JEN WALTHER (REVELLE) Class of 1991

CAPT ROBERT E. MOBLEY

INDUCTED 2008

Class of 1979

CAPT STEVEN J. BELLONA

CDR PATRICK L. SHUCK

Basketball - Softball

Basketball

Class of 1973

Track - Crew

Track - Cross Country

Basketball

Class of 1976

CAPT HAL F. OLSON

CLASS OF 2012

Class of 1962

Wrestling

Class of 1953

ROBERT CHRISTIANSEN

Sailing

JOHN WUESTNECK

CAPT JAMES F. MURRAY

Class of 1965

Outdoor Track - Cross Country

Class of 1983 Volleyball - Softball

GEORGE CAPACCI

CAPT JOSEPH CHRIS SINNETT Class of 1983

BRENDAN KELLY

Class of 1975

Wrestling - Sailing

Class of 1992

Football - Wrestling

Baseball

STEVEN G. SCHEMBER Class of 1967 Football - Outdoor Track

CAPT CARL W. SELIN

CLASS OF 2014

Football, Wrestling, Track

CDR MOLLY K. RIORDAN

JOSEPH MAKA

CAPT WILLIAM E. SMITH Honorary Member

JEFF NOVOTNY

Class of 1964

Class of 1953

Class of 1989

Football - Pistol - Baseball

Sports Info. Director 1983-86

Soccer AARON WATERS

Honorary Member Director of P.E. 1959-1979

INDUCTED 2009

JEFF PETERS

Class of 1994 Football - Baseball

CDR STEPHEN T. CICCALONE

Class of 1989

Head Baseball Coach 1959-1964

Class of 1975

Football

Asst. Football Coach 1959-1962

Football - Wrestling

A.D. 1967-1970

JENNIFER YOUNT Class of 1981

INDUCTED 2005

RDML JOHN H. KORN

ROBERT B. BROOKS

Class of 1979

Honorary Member

Soccer

Volleyball - Basketball

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Diving Coach - CGA -34 years CHRISTINE L. MACMILLIAN ELIJAH FLYNN

Class of 1987

Class of 1975

Softball - Basketball - Sailing -

Indoor Track - Outdoor Track

Volleyball

CDR WILLIAM M. RANDALL

INDUCTED 2010

Class of 1982

DAVID W. HASTINGS

Crew

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