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UNI VERSI TY OF DAYTON 2009F OOT BAL LMEDI AGUI DE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Coaching Staff Head Coach Rick Chamberlin ................................................ 14 Offensive Coordinator Dave Whilding ................................... 17 Assistant Coach Chris Ochs .................................................... 17 Assistant Coach Landon Fox .................................................. 18 Assistant Coach Craig Turner ................................................. 18 Assistant Coach Anthony Davis.............................................. 18 Assistant Coach Patrick Henry............................................... 19 Assistant Coach James Stanley .............................................. 19 Assistant Coach Kris Ketron ................................................... 19 Assistant Coach Kevin Hoyng ................................................ 20 Assistant Coach Trevor Zeiders .............................................. 20 The Flyers Bellman, Bonner, Brumbaugh............................................... 22 Burns, Colins, Fogarty .......................................................... 23 Fornek, Friedrich, Drew Fumagalli ........................................ 24 Ross Fumagalli, Glavin, Griffis .............................................. 25 Harmon, Heenan, Hemmelgarn............................................ 26 Horcher, Hujik, Johnston ...................................................... 27 Jonard, Kaltenbach, Langhorst ............................................. 28 Liston, McPherson, Millio ...................................................... 29 Morante, Ochab, Papp.......................................................... 30 Pechan, Phillips, Prindle ....................................................... 31 Ries, Riddle, Robbe .............................................................. 32 Saul, Smyth, Studt................................................................ 33 Sullivan, Valentino................................................................ 34 Vercammen Walton, Warford................................................ 35 Watkins, Welsh, Wingeier .................................................... 36 Wirkus, Zapinski .................................................................. 37 Returnees ............................................................................ 38 Newcomers .......................................................................... 42 2008 Review Final Statistics....................................................................... 44 Game-by-Game Review........................................................ 46 The Last Time ....................................................................... 49 Football History UD Legends.......................................................................... 52 Flyer Honors ........................................................................ 54 Records ................................................................................ 56 Postseason History ............................................................... 61 Team Awards........................................................................ 62 Coaching Records ................................................................. 64 Year-By-Year Results............................................................. 66 All-Time Roster ..................................................................... 71 The University President Dr. Daniel J. Curran............................................... 77 Vice-President/Director of Athletics Tim Wabler..................... 77 Associate AD Mike Kelly ....................................................... 77 Academic Services ................................................................ 78 NCAA Compliance ................................................................. 78 Strength & Conditioning ....................................................... 79 Sports Medicine .................................................................... 79 www.DaytonFlyers.com ........................................................ 80
CREDITS The 2009 University of Dayton Football Media Guide is a publication of the University of Dayton Athletics Communication Office. Written and edited by Doug Hauschild. Produced by Jenny Storer. Editorial assistance from Matt Faig, Meridith Cooper, Steven Hyrb, Seith Iiames, JMichael Jonard, Emily Topp and Krystal Warren. Photos courtesy of Timothy Boone (Avalon Communications), Eric Schelkun (Elsestar Images), Larry Burgess (UD Public Relations), Leon Chuck (PressBox Images), Paul Studt, Tim Zechar, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Outback Bowl/ Bob Fiallo. Cover design by Seth Iiames. Interior layout by V Creative Group. Printed by Post Printing of Minster, Ohio (Rep: Nick Rentz).
MEDIA INFORMATION WHIO Radio All UD football games can be heard on News/Talk WHIO Radio 1290 AM and 95.7 FM. The broadcast crew will be WHIO sports director Larry Hansgen (larry.hansgen@cox.com) handling play-by-play and former UD football player Mike McCall (Mike.McCall@sbcglobal.net) providing analysis. All games can be heard live via the internet at www.1290whio.com, or linked from www.DaytonFlyers.com. Dayton Daily News Beat writer: Doug Harris (dharris@daytondailynews.com) Columnist: Tom Archdeacon (tom_archdeacon@coxohio.com) Sports editor: Brian Kollars (bkollars@daytondailynews.com) The Rick Chamberlin Show Every week, head coach Rick Chamberlin has both a television and radio show. The half-hour TV show airs at 11:30 a.m. Sunday mornings on WHIO-TV (Ch. 7) and is hosted by Mike Hartsock. The hour-long radio show airs Mondays at 7:00 p.m. from Milanos on Brown Street and is hosted by Larry Hansgen. Visit www.DaytonFlyers.com for more information.
Athletics Communication Football Contact ............................... Doug Hauschild Email ........................................... sid@udayton.edu Office............................................ (937) 229-4390 Cell ............................................... (937) 272-4503 Fax ............................................... (937) 229-4461 Coaching Staff Head Coach .....................................Rick Chamberlin Alma Mater / Year............................ Dayton / 1980 Career Record / Years ............................. 9-3/1 Year Record at UD / Years ............................. 9-3/ 1 Year Offensive Coordinator/QBs ................ Dave Whilding Defensive Coordinator/LBs ............. Rick Chamberlin Offensive Line ......................................... Chris Ochs Running Backs.................................. Anthony Davis Defensive Line/Special Teams ................Craig Turner Defensive Ends ...................................Trevor Zeiders Tight Ends............................................ Kevin Hoyng Wide Receivers ................................... Patrick Henry Defensive Backs .................................James Stanley Flyers/Nickels ........................................ Kris Ketron Football Secretary................................. Sandy Bales Equipment Manager...............................Tony Caruso Head Trainer ..................................Steve Foster, ATC Football Office Phone..................... (937) 229-4423 2008 Review Overall Record................................................... 9-3 League Record / Finish .......................... 6-2 /T-2nd Final National Rank ........................................... n/a Program History Inaugural Season............................................ 1905 NCAA D-III National Titles...................................... 2 NCAA D-III National Finalist................................... 3 NCAA D-IAA Mid-Major National Champions ........... 2 PFL Champions ..................................................... 9
2009 UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON FOOTBALL SCHEDULE DAY
DATE
OPPONENT
SITE
Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat.
Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Nov.14 Nov. 21 Dec. 5
Urbana Robert Morris Duquesne Morehead St.* Campbell* Davidson* Valparaiso* San Diego* Butler* Drake* Marist* Gridiron Classic
HOME 1:00 p.m. ET Corapolis, PA 12 Noon ET HOME 1:00 p.m. ET Morehead, KY 1:00 p.m. ET Buies Creek, NC 1:00 p.m. ET HOME 1:00 p.m. ET Valparaiso, IN 2:00 p.m. ET HOME 1:00 p.m. ET HOME 1:00 p.m. ET Des Moines, IA 4:00 p.m. ET HOME 1:00 p.m. ET @ Pioneer Football League Champion
*PFL games. All home games played at Welcome Stadium. All times Eastern.
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Introduction Flyer Flyer Football Tradition .................................................. 2 UD Football: The NFL Connection ............................................ 4 UD Athletics: Fantastic Facilities............................................... 6 Outlook.................................................................................. 8 Pre-Season Depth Chart.......................................................... 9 Roster Information ............................................................... 10 Roster Breakdowns .............................................................. 12
QUICK FACTS The University Founded ......................................................... 1850 Enrollment .................................................... 7,700 Colors.................. Red (PMS 200) & Blue (PMS 288) Conference ......................... Pioneer Football League President ....................................Dr. Daniel J. Curran VP/Director of Athletics........................... Tim Wabler Stadium........................................Welcome Stadium Capacity .......................................................11,000 Surface .......................................... 24/7 Sport Turf Press Box ...................................... (937) 542-4093 Ticket Office .................................. (937) 229-4433
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FLYER FOOTBALL SUCCESS IN THE CLASSROOM In the last nine years, the University of Dayton football team has produced 18 Academic All-Americans, the most of any college football program. In the history of the Academic All-America program, UD football has had 48 Academic AllAmericans. Among school currently playing Division I football, only Nebraska (97) and Notre Dame (52) have had more. Ohio State has also had 48 Academic All-Americans. UD has had at least one football player named an Academic All-American in 22 of the last 24 years. Current team orthopedic consultant, Dr. Tim Quinn, was Flyer football’s first First Team Academic All-American in 1971. UD has had five two-time First Team Academic All-Americans, the first being Quinn and the most recent being safety Mark Kasmer in 2002. UD had the most players on the Pioneer Football league Academic Honor Roll for the eighth straight year in 2008.
SUCCESS ON THE FIELD UD had the second-best winning percentage in all of NCAA FCS football since this century began. And UD has not been shutout in a school-record 365 games entering the 2009 season, the longest active streak in college football.
TOP FIVE NCAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SUBDIVISION WINNING PERCENTAGES SINCE 2000 No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
School Montana DAYTON Harvard N. Dakota* App. State
League Big Sky Pioneer Ivy Great West Southern
*Reclassifying from Division II
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W 105 78 69 87 90
L 22 21 20 26 30
Pct. .826 .787 .775 .770 .750
FLYER FOOTBALL = CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL The last quarter-century-plus of University of Dayton football could easily be called “UD’s Championship Era.” As an NCAA Division III team, the Flyers won two national championships and four regional championships. And since moving to the NCAA I-AA “mid-major” level in 1993, Dayton has won one national title and nine Pioneer Football League Championships. UD has won nine PFL crowns in the 16-year history of the league.
STRENGTH OF THE PROGRAM
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With the top NCAA FCS non-scholarship winning percentage (.795 over the last 15 years) and the ninth-all-time among schools now playing FCS football (.636 since the program began in 1905), the University of Dayton football program is one of the most-successful in the country. A big reason for that is the continuity at the top. New head coach Rick Chamberlin has been a part of Dayton football since 1975 – first as an All-American linebacker, then as an assistant coach, and now as a head coach. Offensive coordinator Dave Whilding has been a Flyer almost as long, joining the UD coaching staff in 1977. The rest of the Dayton coaching staff includes two former UD football players and men who have a combined 51 years creating, preserving and deepening “Flyer Pride.”
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UD FOOTBALL THE SUPERBOWL CONNECTION
Former University of Dayton football players Jon Gruden ‘86 (right) and Chuck Noll ‘53 (below) have combined to coach NFL teams to five Super Bowl rings. Gruden’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers won Super Bowl XXXVII while Noll is the only coach in history to win four Super Bowls (IX, X, XII and XIV). In NFL history, Dayton ranks first among head coaches with the five rings to its alums credit. Noll, now retired, was inducted to the NFL Hall of Fame in 1995.
CHUCK NOLL ‘53
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SUPER BOWL WINNING COACHES AND THEIR ALMA MATERS Game
Winning Coach, Team
I
Vince Lombardi, Green Bay
Alma Mater Fordham
II
Vince Lombardi, Green Bay
Fordham
III
Weeb Ewbank, N.Y. Jets
IV
Hank Stram, Kansas City
V
Don McCafferty, Baltimore
VI
Tom Landry, Dallas
VII
Don Shula, Miami
John Carroll
VIII
Don Shula, Miami
John Carroll
IX
Chuck Noll, Pittsburgh
Dayton
X
Chuck Noll, Pittsburgh
Dayton
XI
John Madden, Oakland
XII
Tom Landry, Dallas
XIII
Chuck Noll, Pittsburgh
Dayton
XIV
Chuck Noll, Pittsburgh
Dayton
XV
Tom Flores, Oakland
XVI
Bill Walsh, San Francisco
San Jose State
XVII
Joe Gibbs, Washington
San Diego State
XVIII
Tom Flores, L.A. Raiders
U. of the Pacific
XIX
Bill Walsh, San Francisco
San Jose State
XX
Mike Ditka, Chicago
XXI
Bill Parcells, N.Y. Giants
XXII
Joe Gibbs, Washington
San Diego State
XXIII
Bill Walsh, San Francisco
San Jose State
XXIV
George Siefert, San Francisco
XXV
Bill Parcells, N.Y. Giants
XXVI
Joe Gibbs, Washington
San Diego State
XXVII
Jimmy Johnson, Dallas
Arkansas
XXVIII
Jimmy Johnson, Dallas
Arkansas
XXIX
George Siefert, San Francisco
XXX
Barry Switzer, Dallas
XXXI
Mike Holmgren, Green Bay
XXXII
Mike Shanahan, Denver
Eastern Illinois
XXXIII
Mike Shanahan, Denver
Eastern Illinois
XXXIV
Dick Vermeil, St. Louis
San Jose State
XXXV
Brian Billick, Baltimore
BYU
Miami (OH) Purdue Ohio State Texas
Cal Poly SLO Texas
U. of the Pacific
Pittsburgh Wichita State
Utah Wichita State
Utah Arkansas
JON GRUDEN ‘86
XXXVI
Bill Belichick, New England
Wesleyan
XXXVII
Jon Gruden, Tampa Bay
Dayton
XXXVIII
Bill Belichick, New England
Wesleyan
XXXIX
Bill Belichick, New England
Wesleyan
XL
Bill Cowher, Pittsburgh
XLI
Tony Dungy, Indianapolis
Minnesota
XLII
Tom Coughlin, NY Giants
Syracuse
XLIII
Mike Tomlin, Pittsburgh
Georgia
North Carolina State
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UD ATHLETICS
FANTASTIC FACILITIES ARENA SPORTS COMPLEX
BASEBALL – SOFTBALL – TRACK & FIELD - FOOTBALL Located adjacent to the UD Arena, the UD Arena Sports Complex includes the $4 million Time Warner Cable Stadium for baseball, the UD Softball Stadium, the Jerry Von Mohr Practice Field and the new Courtyard by Marriott - University of Dayton.
BAUJAN FIELD SOCCER
The home of Flyer soccer features a state-of-the-art grass playing surface and terraced seating, to make it one of the nation’s most unique soccer venues. Women’s soccer annually ranks among the NCAA leaders in attendance.
NCR COUNTRY CLUB (NCR SOUTH COURSE) GOLF
NCR’s South Course has hosted the 1969 PGA Championship (won by Raymond Floyd), the 1986 U.S. Women’s Open (won by Jane Geddes) and the 2005 U.S. Senior Open (won by Allen Doyle). NCR Country Club also hosts numerous local and regional PGA events and played host to the 2003 Atlantic 10 Men’s Golf Championship.
TIME WARNER CABLE STADIUM BASEBALL
Part of the UD Arena Sports Complex, Time Warner Cable Stadium is home to UD baseball. The stadium features covered chair-back seating, a press box, concessions and restrooms. Located down the right field line is an indoor hitting and pitching facility, which also includes locker rooms. The playing surface is a natural grass field with state-of-the-art drainage and irrigation.
FRERICKS CENTER VOLLEYBALL
The third-largest volleyball-only venue in the NCAA, the Frericks Center features a new state-of-the-art Robbins Bio-channel court. An extensive seating renovation and environmental graphics package was completed during the summer of 2004. The facility is named for the late Thomas J. Frericks, the Flyers’ longtime Director of Athletics, and was the former home of Dayton Basketball. Volleyball consistently leads the Atlantic 10 in attendance and played host to the 2007 and 2008 NCAA Women’s Volleyball First and Second Rounds.
WELCOME STADIUM FOOTBALL
Located adjacent to the UD Arena, the 11,000-seat Welcome Stadium features a video replay scoreboard, lights and field turf. A three-phase renovation program has added a new playing surface, new facade and press box. The Flyers have won nearly 85 percent of their games at Welcome Stadium.
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UD ARENA BASKETBALL
The crown jewel of UD’s superb athletic facilities, the UD arena is regarded as one of the nation’s best college venues. A regular stop for the NCAA Tournament, UD arena has hosted a total of 82 NCAA post season games since opening in 1969 - the best among active venues and second all-time. UD will host the 2010 NCAA Men’s Opening Round Game and the 2010 NCAA Women’s Regional. The Flyer men led the Atlantic 10 Conference in attendance during the 2008-2009 season.
ATHLETIC PRACTICE FACILITY (APC) FLYER INDOOR PRACTICE FACILITY
The newly renovated Athletic Practice Facility provides quality indoor practice space for basketball, football, track & field, tennis, soccer, baseball and softball teams. The refurbished facility opened in January 2007, benefiting more than 350 Flyers student-athletes. By adding the additional practice space, UD teams have gained flexibility to train and practice. The improved facilities have decreased injuries, lessened travel time for student-athletes, and serve as a great recruiting tool for Dayton. It enables the Flyers to simultaneously enhance the studentathlete experience and competitive performance.
THE DONOHER BASKETBALL CENTER
The University of Dayton dedicated its Donoher Basketball Center at the UD Arena on June 19, 1998. While the name gives away the fact it is a great asset for Flyer basketball (Don Donoher is the winningest men’s basketball coach in UD history), it has also become the home for Flyer football.
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The Center nearly doubled the amount of space previously available for the team, and includes a spacious locker room, coach’s room, training room, and equipment room. As part of the cutting-edge technology included in the Center, UD utilizes Digital Sports Video editing equipment.
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2009 OUTLOOK
2009 Team Captains – Steve Valentino, Sean Heenan and Drew Fumagalli University of Dayton head coach Rick Chamberlin is back for his second season as the Flyers’ head man with a team that returns 12 starters (five offense, eight defense, one specialist). Fourteen starters might not seem like enough for a team that has high aspirations, but that’s four more than he had last year when he guided UD to a 9-3 record and played for the Pioneer Football League title on the final game of the season. The Flyers will be led by captains Drew Fumagalli, Sean Heenan and Steve Valentino. Fumagalli is a redshirt senior linebacker from Naperville, Ill. He played in only nine games due to injury, but still had 21 solo tackles and 36 total tackles with a sack and three tackles in the backfield. Heenan, a redshirt senior defensive tackle from St. Joseph, Mich., is Ohio College Football’s Preseason Defensive Player of the Year among FCS Subdivision teams in the state of Ohio. He was Second Team All-PFL after finishing second on the team in sacks (7.0) and tackles in the backfield (12.5). He was also selected a Second Team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American in 2008.
Valentino is back on the outside, and the players who have the top two single-season reception efforts in UD history are back in the slot. JMichael Jonard caught 64 passes in 2007, was not enrolled in school last year, and in his stead, Justin Millio hauled in 66 balls. Up front, center Blake Saul and guard Tyler Friedrich are back. Whoever starts at the other three will be a varsity letterwinner, taking advantage of UD’s great depth on the line. The big question is who will stand behind the line and throw to the outstanding receivers. Last year’s starter, Rob Florian, has graduated. His backup, Jeff Pechan, is out for the year with a shoulder injury. None of the candidates -- sophomore Jared Phillips, redshirt freshman Timmy Fogarty, and true freshmen Paul Fackler, Corey Lisowski and Zachary Splain - have thrown a pass in a college game.
Valentino is a senior wide receiver/quarterback/kick returner from Solon, Ohio. He was First Team All-PFL after catching 50 passes (2nd on the team) for 626 yards (1st) and four TD’s (1st). He was in the top five in the PFL in receiving yards per game, punt return average, kickoff return average and all-purpose yards per game.
Junior Nick Glavin returns at kicker for the Flyers after doing most of the placekicking for the last two seasons. Last year, he was second on the team in scoring with 72 points. He was 39 of 42 in PAT’s, and 11 of 16 in field goals with a long of 42 yards. He also punted in 2008, averaging 34.0 yards a punt. Of his 54 punts, 14 were downed inside the 20 and another 11 were fair caught.
Valentino is one of three First Team All-PFL performers who return from last year’s team. Defensive tackle Kalen Hemmelgarn and linebacker Joe Ries are the other two. Add to that Heenan - a second-team selection - at the other tackle and Fumagalli at the other linebacker and it’s easy to see where the strength of the team lies. Those four make up the heart of the defense that was second in FCS football in rushing defense last year, allowing just 60.7 yards a game.
Expectations are high once again at Dayton because of the past performance of the Flyer football program. UD enters the season with the second-best best winning percentage (.788, 78-21) in FCS football since 2000 and have produced the most football Academic All-Americans (17) at any level of competition in the same time frame. Chamberlin is counting on the current University of Dayton football team to carry the torch into the 2009 season.
The other four returning starters on defense are defensive end Brandon Wingeier, cornerback Scott Horcher, safety Kevin Burns and cornerback/safety Matt Smyth. Smyth started at both positions in 2008, and led FCS football in passes defended per game (1.75). He is expected to start at corner in 2009. Wingeier was just one of four non-seniors named a 2008 ESPN The Magazine First Team Academic All-American. Horcher’s 26 career starts are the most of anyone on the team. Burns moved into the starting lineup for the last 10 games of the season, and only two returning players had more tackles than his 52 hits. One of those two players with more tackles was James Vercammen, who had 62 tackles (36 solo). Vercammen is expected to start at Flyer, UD’s hybrid safety/linebacker position, after starting the last three games of the year (FYI, Ries was the other player with more tackles than Burns. Ries had 74.) 8
The five offensive starters can be found in two areas. Three are in the receiving corps, and two are on the line.
DEPTH CHART
S
CB LB
F
DE
DT
LT
LG C
SE WR 7 Valentino 83 Papp
53 Studt 56 Bair
29 Horcher 21 Walton
34 Millio 85 Pfleger
26 Welsh 4 Pugh
31 Ries 39 Brumbaugh
DT DE
97 Hemmelgarn 57 Morante 94 Weber
68 Fornek 78 Griffis
S
LB
9 D. Fumagalli 42 R. Fumagalli
38 Vercammen 8 Kaltenbach
84 Ochab 11 Langhorst 48 Riddle
CB
25 Burns 15 Sullivan
37 Smyth 46 Shurtleff
92 Heenan 71 Liston
55 Wingeier 43 Harmon 50 kern
RG RT
74 Saul 54 Poelking
75 Friedrich 52 Elger
FL
76 Prindle 65 Warford
1 Watkins 87 Savisky
QB
SPECIAL TEAMS
10 Fogarty 12 Phillips
K P HOLD SNAP KR PR
RB 36 Jacob 32 Zapinski 28 Mack
13 49 7 86 7 7
Glavin Miller Valentino Schutz Valentino Valentiino
36 Jacob
49 Miller 14 Froebe 1 Watkins 54 Poelking 26 Welsh 26 Welsh
Quarterbacks 3 Fackler, Paul 10 Fogarty, Timmy 18d Lisowski, Corey 19d Pechan, Jeff 12 Phillips, Jared 17 Splain, Zachary
FR QB SO QB FR QB RS SO QB SO QB/P FR QB
6-2 6-0 6-2 6-2 6-1 6-1
200 190 185 175 195 170
Running Backs 46d Harris, Taylor 36 Jacob, Dan 28 Mack, Brian 37d Washington, Robert 32 Zapinski, Andrew
SO SO SO FR JR
RB RB RB RB RB
5-10 6-0 6-0 5-10 5-11
190 195 195 180 195
Offensive Line 73 Allen, Dave 56 Bair, Billy 67 Bell, Kevin 63 Brandewie, Nathan 66 Busse, Frank 77 Cevasco, Zack 61 Corcoran, Tom 52 Elger, Owen 68 Fornek, Dan 75 Friedrich, Tyler 78 Griffis, Justin 62 Lisle, Nick 70 Mewhinney, Jamie 64 Petraiuolo, Bill 54 Poelking, Dennis 76 Prindle, Dan 74 Saul, Blake 53 Studt, Eric 65 Warford, Jon
SO SO FR FR SO FR FR SO SR SR RS SO FR SO SO SO RS SO RS SO RS JR RS SO
OG OT OG OT OG OT OT OG OG OG C OG OT C C OT C OT OT
6-2 6-1 6-3 6-5 6-2 6-2 6-4 6-2 6-4 6-6 6-1 6-3 6-2 6-1 6-2 6-3 6-0 6-1 6-1
250 265 235 230 265 260 275 275 275 275 275 270 255 260 245 275 270 280 260
Receivers 22 Bellman, Luke 88 Clary, Sean 6 Collins, Nick 35 Cugliari, Brian 27 Gillum, Nik
SO FR SR SO SO
WR WR WR WR WR
6-1 6-1 6-2 6-0 6-1
175 185 190 170 200
2 34 83 85 93 87 86 7 1 16
Jonard, JMichael Millio, Justin Papp, Anthony Pfleger, Matt Salvato, Sal Savisky, Tyler Schutz, Tyler Valentino, Steve Watkins, Justin Wirkus, Steve
RS SR RS SO SR SO FR SO SO SR SR RS SO
WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR
6-0 5-9 6-3 6-2 5-10 6-2 6-2 5-10 5-11 6-1
195 183 195 200 160 180 205 172 185 185
Tight Ends 82 Boykin, Jordan 80 Estey, Ben 45 Johnston, Alex 33 McPherson, Zach 81 Redmond, Matt
FR FR RS SO SR FR
TE TE TE TE TE
6-1 6-3 6-2 5-11 6-3
210 240 235 205 220
Linebackers 40 Bailin, Bryan 20 Belanger, Sean 39 Brumbaugh, Jacob 9 Fumagalli, Drew 42 Fumagalli, Ross 47 Homan, Joey 10d Martin, Jordan 53d Monnier, Colin 31 Ries, Joe
SO SO RS SO RS SR JR JR FR FR RS JR
LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB
6-2 6-2 6-1 6-1 6-0 6-1 6-2 6-3 6-1
215 225 227 215 215 225 200 220 210
Defensive Line 79 Cobb, Andrew 60 DeBoer, Phil 72 Dunn, Brannon 89 Elmore, Jordan 43 Harmon, Marcus 92 Heenan, Sean 97 Hemmelgarn, Kalen 58 Kaczkowski, Victor 50 Kern, Kevin 11 Langhorst, Devon 71 Liston, Shane 57 Morante, Mike 69 Niekamp, Eric
SO SO FR FR SO RS SR RS SR FR SO RS SO RS SO RS JR FR
DT DT DT DE DE DT DT DE DE DE DT DT DE
6-3 6-4 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-3 6-1 6-2 6-3 6-3 6-2 6-1 6-4
265 270 225 210 230 260 249 220 220 225 240 250 220
90 45d 84 48 96 51 59 91 94 55
Norton, Dan O’Hara, Connor Ochab, Greg Riddle, Matt Sadler, Anthony Schmitt, Brad Sweigert, Patrick Vasey, Charlie Weber, Zach Wingeier, Brandon
RS SO FR RS SR JR FR RS SO SO RS SO SO SR
DT DT DE DE DT DT DE DT DT DE
6-1 6-3 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-3 6-2 6-2 6-0 6-3
260 265 250 220 250 240 230 240 270 241
Cornerbacks 29 Horcher, Scott 33d Hunt, Tom 5 Jones, Damario 13d Saulter, Charles 24 Sebetic, Kyle 46 Shurtleff, Matt 37 Smyth, Matt 21 Walton, Chase 44 Brintlinger, Shea 41 Crawford, Andre 19 Janasek, Joe 8 Kaltenbach, A.J. 38 Vercammen, James
SR FR SO SR FR SO RS SR SO SO SO FR RS SO RS JR
CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB $$ $$ $$ $$ $$
5-11 5-10 6-0 5-9 6-0 6-0 5-11 5-11 6-2 6-0 6-1 5-11 5-10
190 185 190 160 165 200 195 185 195 200 190 195 192
Safeties 18 Brockberg, Matt 25 Burns, Kevin 30 Conforti, Jake 4 Pugh, Aaron 23 Robbe, Eric 3d Sherk, Robby 16d Strong, Robert 15 Sullivan, Dan 26 Welsh, Ben
SO RS SR SO SO RS SO FR FR RS JR SO
S S S S S S S S S
6-3 6-0 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-0 5-10 6-1
190 205 205 195 205 180 180 185 190
Kicking Specialists 14 Froebe, Kenton 13 Glavin, Nick 49 Miller, Nate 95 Morgan, Mike
JR SR RS SO FR
K/P K/P K/P K/P
6-0 5-7 5-10 5-10
185 160 185 185
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ROSTER INFORMATION
NUMERICAL ROSTER
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO 73 40 56 20 67 22 20d 82 63 44 18 39 25 66 77 88 79 6 30 61 41 35 60 72 52 89 80 3 10 68 75 14 9 42 27 13 78 43 46d 92 97 47 29 3d 33d 36 19 45 2 5 58 8 50 11
NAME Allen, Dave Bailin, Bryan Bair, Billy Belanger, Sean Bell, Kevin Bellman, Luke Bonner, Kam Boykin, Jordan Brandewie, Nathan Brintlinger, Shea Brockberg, Matt Brumbaugh, Jacob Burns, Kevin Busse, Frank Cevasco, Zack Clary, Sean Cobb, Andrew Collins, Nick Conforti, Jake Corcoran, Tom Crawford, Andre Cugliari, Brian DeBoer, Phil Dunn, Brannon Elger, Owen Elmore, Jordan Estey, Ben Fackler, Paul Fogarty, Timmy Fornek, Dan Friedrich, Tyler Froebe, Kenton Fumagalli, Drew Fumagalli, Ross Gillum, Nik Glavin, Nick Griffis, Justin Harmon, Marcus Harris, Taylor Heenan, Sean Hemmelgarn, Kalen Homan, Joey Horcher, Scott Hujik, Tyler Hunt, Tom Jacob, Dan Janasek, Joe Johnston, Alex Jonard, JMichael Jones, Damario Kaczkowski, Victor Kaltenbach, A.J. Kern, Kevin Langhorst, Devon
YEAR RS FR RS FR RS FR RS FR FR SO SR FR FR RS FR RS FR RS SO RS SR RS FR FR FR SO SR RS FR FR RS FR RS FR RS FR FR RS FR FR FR FR RS FR SR SR RS SO RS SR JR RS FR SR RS SO SO RS FR RS SR RS SR JR SR SO FR RS FR FR RS SO RS SR RS FR FR RS SO RS FR RS SO
POS. OG LB OT LB OG WR S TE OT $$ S LB $$ OG OT WR DT WR S OT $$ WR DT DT OG DE TE QB QB OG OG K/P LB LB WR K/P OG DE RB DT DT LB CB WR CB RB LB TE WR S DE $$ DE DE
HT 6-2 6-2 6-1 6-2 6-3 6-1 6-0 6-1 6-5 6-2 6-3 6-1 6-0 6-2 6-2 6-1 6-3 6-2 6-1 6-4 6-0 6-0 6-4 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-3 6-2 6-0 6-4 6-6 6-0 6-1 6-0 6-1 5-7 6-1 6-2 5-10 6-3 6-1 6-1 5-11 5-11 5-10 6-0 6-1 6-2 6-0 6-0 6-2 5-11 6-3 6-3
WT 250 215 265 225 235 175 195 210 230 195 190 227 205 265 250 185 265 190 205 275 200 170 270 240 275 210 240 200 190 280 275 185 215 215 200 160 275 230 190 260 249 225 190 165 185 195 190 235 195 190 220 195 220 225
Hometown (High School) Sewickley, PA (Shady Side Academy) Naperville, IL (Naperville North) Bethel Park, PA (Bethel Park) Rocky River, OH (Rocky River) Clifton, VA (Robinson Secondary) Ottawa, OH (Ottawa-Glandorf) Commerce Township, MI (Walled Lake Central) Crawfordsville, IN (Crawfordsville) Fort Loramie, OH (Fort Loramie) Columbus, OH (Bishop Ready) Troy, MI (Troy) Wyoming, OH (Wyoming) Libertyville, IL (Libertyville) Ludlow Falls, OH (Milton-Union) Tallmadge, OH (Tallmadge) Salem, OH (St. Aquinas) North Barrington, IL (Barrington) Broadview Heights, OH (Padua Franciscan) Geneva, IL (Geneva) Pttsburgh, PA (Pittsburgh Central Catholic) Naperville, IL (Naperville North) North Royalton, OH (St. Ignatius) Elmwood Park, IL (Guerin College Prep) Brookville, OH (Brookville) Springboro, OH (Springboro) Groveport, OH (Groveport Madison) Brighton, MI (Brighton) Westlake, OH (Lutheran West) Lafayette, IN (Lafayette Jefferson) Naperville, IL (Neuqua Valley) Powell, OH (Dublin Jerome) Brookville, OH (Northmont) Naperville, IL (Neuqua Valley) Naperville, IL (Neuqua Valley) Dayton, OH (Vandalia-Butler) Kettering, OH (Alter) Sidney, OH (Sidney) Indianapolis, IN (Lawrence North) Centerburg, OH (Highland) St. Joseph, MI (Lake Michigan Catholic) St. Henry, OH (St. Henry) Kettering, OH (Chaminade-Julienne) Carpentersville, IL (Dundee Crown) Kenosha, WI (Tremper) Rocky River, OH (St. Ignatius) Sidney, OH (Lehman Catholic) Solon, OH (Solon) Gaithersburg, MD (Gonzaga College HS) Galena, OH (Big Walnut) Mansfield, OH (Mansfield Senior) Powell, OH (Olentangy) New Albany, OH (St. Francis DeSales) Toledo, OH (St. Francis de Sales) Sidney, OH (Sidney)
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JUSTIN WATKINS
2
JMICHAEL JONARD
2D
PAT SANKOVIC
3
PAUL FACKLER
3D
TYLER HUJIK
3D
ROBBY SHERK
4
AARON PUGH
5
DAMARIO JONES
6
NICK COLLINS
7
STEVE VALENTINO
8
A.J. KALTENBACH
9
DREW FUMAGALLI
10
TIMMY FOGARTY
10D
JORDAN MARTIN
11
DEVON LANGHORST
12
JARED PHILLIPS
13D
CHARLES SAULTER
13
NICK GLAVIN
14
KENTON FROEBE
15
DAN SULLIVAN
16
STEVE WIRKUS
16D
ROBERT STRONG
17
ZACHARY SPLAIN
18
MATT BROCKBERG
18D
COREY LISOWSKI
19
JOE JANASEK
19D
JEFF PECHAN
20
SEAN BELANGER
20D
KAM BONNER
21
CHASE WALTON
22
LUKE BELLMAN
23
ERIC ROBBE
24
KYLE SEBETIC
25
KEVIN BURNS
26
BEN WELSH
27
NIK GILLUM
28
BRIAN MACK
29
SCOTT HORCHER
30
JAKE CONFORTI
31
JOE RIES
32
ANDREW ZAPINSKI
33
ZACH MCPHERSON
33D
TOM HUNT
34
JUSTIN MILLIO
35
BRIAN CUGLIARI
36
DAN JACOB
37D
ROBERT WASHINGTON
37
MATT SMYTH
38
JAMES VERCAMMEN
39
JACOB BRUMBAUGH
40
BRYAN BAILIN
41
ANDRE CRAWFORD
42
ROSS FUMAGALLI
43
MARCUS HARMON
44
SHEA BRINTLINGER
45D
CONNOR O’HARA
45
ALEX JOHNSTON
46D
TAYLOR HARRIS
46
MATT SHURTLEFF
47
JOEY HOMAN
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MATT RIDDLE
49
NATE MILLER
50
KEVIN KERN
51
BRAD SCHMITT
52
OWEN ELGER
53D
COLIN MONNIER
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ERIC STUDT
54
DENNIS POELKING
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BRANDON WINGEIER
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BILLY BAIR
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MIKE MORANTE
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VICTOR KACZKOWSKI
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PATRICK SWEIGERT
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PHIL DEBOER
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TOM CORCORAN
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NICK LISLE
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NATHAN BRANDEWIE
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BILL PETRAIUOLO
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JON WARFORD
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FRANK BUSSE
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KEVIN BELL
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DAN FORNEK
69
ERIC NIEKAMP
70
JAMIE MEWHINNEY
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SHANE LISTON
72
BRANNON DUNN
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DAVE ALLEN
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BLAKE SAUL
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TYLER FRIEDRICH
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DAN PRINDLE
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ZACK CEVASCO
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JUSTIN GRIFFIS
79
ANDREW COBB
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BEN ESTEY
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MATT REDMOND
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JORDAN BOYKIN
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ANTHONY PAPP
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GREG OCHAB
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MATT PFLEGER
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TYLER SCHUTZ
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TYLER SAVISKY
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SEAN CLARY
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JORDAN ELMORE
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CHARLIE VASEY
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SEAN HEENAN
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SAL SALVATO
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ZACH WEBER
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MIKE MORGAN
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ANTHONY SADLER
97
KALEN HEMMELGARN
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO 62 18d 71 28 10d 33 70 49 34 53d 57 95 69 45d 84 83 19d 64 85 12 54 76 4 81 48 31 23 96 93 2d 74 13d 87 51 86 24 3d 46 37 17 16d 53 15 59 7 91 38 21 65 37d 1 94 26 55 16 32
NAME Lisle, Nick Lisowski, Corey Liston, Shane Mack, Brian Martin, Jordan McPherson, Zach Mewhinney, Jamie Miller, Nate Millio, Justin Monnier, Colin Morante, Mike Morgan, Mike Niekamp, Eric O’Hara, Connor Ochab, Greg Papp, Anthony Pechan, Jeff Petraiuolo, Bill Pfleger, Matt Phillips, Jared Poelking, Dennis Prindle, Dan Pugh, Aaron Redmond, Matt Riddle, Matt Ries, Joe Robbe, Eric Sadler, Anthony Salvato, Sal Sankovic, Pat Saul, Blake Saulter, Charles Savisky, Tyler Schmitt, Brad Schutz, Tyler Sebetic, Kyle Sherk, Robby Shurtleff, Matt Smyth, Matt Splain, Zachary Strong, Robert Studt, Eric Sullivan, Dan Sweigert, Patrick Valentino, Steve Vasey, Charlie Vercammen, James Walton, Chase Warford, Jon Washington, Robert Watkins, Justin Weber, Zach Welsh, Ben Wingeier, Brandon Wirkus, Steve Zapinski, Andrew
YEAR FR FR RS SO RS FR FR SR RS FR RS SO RS SO FR SR FR FR FR RS SR SR RS SO RS FR RS FR SO RS FR RS SO RS FR JR SR RS SO FR FR RS FR RS SO JR SO RS SO RS FR FR FR RS FR RS SR FR FR SR SR RS FR SR RS SO SR SO RS SO FR SR RS FR SO SR RS SO JR
POS. OG QB DT RB LB TE OT K/P WR LB DT K/P DE DT DE WR QB C WR QB/P C OT FR S TE DE LB S DT WR K C CB WR DT WR S S CB S QB S OT S DE WR/QB DT $$ CB OT RB WR DT S DE WR RB
HT 6-3 6-2 6-2 6-0 6-2 5-11 6-2 5-10 5-9 6-3 6-1 5-10 6-4 6-3 6-2 6-3 6-2 6-1 6-2 6-1 6-2 6-3 6-1 6-3 6-2 6-1 6-1 6-2 5-10 6-0 6-0 5-9 6-2 6-3 6-2 6-0 6-1 6-0 5-11 6-1 6-0 6-1 5-10 6-2 5-10 6-2 5-10 5-11 6-1 5-10 5-11 6-0 6-1 6-3 6-1 5-11
WT 270 185 240 195 200 205 255 185 183 220 250 185 220 265 250 195 175 260 200 195 245 275 195 220 220 210 205 250 160 160 270 160 180 240 205 165 180 200 195 170 180 280 185 230 172 240 192 185 260 180 185 270 190 241 185 195
Hometown (High School) Centerville, OH (Centerville) Dover, OH (Dover) Chicago, IL (Joliet Catholic) Harrison City, PA (Penn Trafford) Vandalia, OH (Vandalia-Butler) Newark, OH (Newark Catholic) Brunswick, OH (St. Edward’s) Medina, OH (Medina) Wellington, FL (Wellington) Chicago, IL (Marist) Venetia, PA (Peters Township) Grove City, OH (Bishop Ready) Anna, OH (Anna) Pittsburgh, PA (Mt. Lebanon) Columbus, OH (St. Charles) Naperville, IL (Neuqua Valley) St. Charles, IL (St. Charles North) Highland Heights, OH (Mayfield) Knoxville, TN (Knoxville Catholic) Alpena, MI (Alpena) Dayton, OH (Chaminade-Julienne) Fairborn, OH (Carroll) Detroit, MI (Novi) Strongsville, OH (Walsh Jesuit) Kiski, PA (Kiski Area HS & Kiski Prep) Cincinnati, OH (St. Xavier) Cincinnati, OH (St. Xavier) Flint, MI (Carman-Ainsworth) Chicago, IL (St. Ignatius) Canfield, OH (Canfield) Hilliard, OH (Hilliard Davidson) Canton (Canton Central Catholic) Oakdale, PA (West Allegheny) Louisville, KY (St. Xavier) Mentor, OH (Mentor) Pleasant Prairie, WI (Tremper) Oakwood, OH (Oakwood) Cleveland, OH (St. Ignatius) Highlands Ranch, CO (Highlands Ranch) Brookeville, MD (Sherwood) Detroit, MI (Stevenson) Bethel Park, PA (Bethel Park) McMurray, PA (Peters Township) Mentor, OH (Lake Catholic) Solon, OH (Solon) Chagrin Falls, OH (Chagrin Falls) Bloomfield Hills, MI (Groves) Columbus, OH (Hilliard Darby) Amherst, OH (Amherst Steele) Birmingham, MI (Seaholm) Englewood, OH (Northmont) Oceanside, CA (Vista) Goodland, IN (South Newton) Newark, OH (Newark) Broadview Heights, OH (Brecksville-Broadview Heights) Westmont, IL (Westmont)
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ROSTER INFORMATION
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ROSTER INFORMATION Starters Returning (14)
PHLYER PHONETICS Brandewie Brumbaugh ......................... BRUM (rhymes with “drum”)-baw Busse ........................................................................ BUSS-ee Cevasco ............................................................... She-VAHS-co Conforti ............................................................ CONN-four-tee Cugliari .........................................................COOG-lee-are-ee DeBoer................................................................... Deh-BOAR Elger ............................................................................ELL-jur Estey ...........................................................................ESS-tee Friedrich.................................................................FREED-rick Fumagalli ......................................................Foo-MAH-gall-ee Gillum .........................................GILL (rhymes with “pill”)-um Homan .....................................................................HOE-man Jonard ....................................................................Juh-NARD Kaltenbach ....................................................... CAUL-ten-back Lisle .................................................................................Lyle Mewhinney............................................................MEW-winny Millio ......................................................................Mill-EE-oh Morante ............................................................... Mor-ON-tay Mulcahy ............................................................Mull-CAW-hay Ochab ....................................................................... OH-shab Pechan ...................................................................... PECK-un Petraiuolo .......................................................PET-truh-you-lo Pfleger ......................................................................FLEEG-er Poelking................................................................. POAL-king Ries.................................................................................REES Robbe ...................................................................... ROW-bee Salvato................................................................ Sall-VAH-Toe Schutz ........................................................................SHOOTS Sebetic ..................................................................Suh-BET-ick Studt ......................................The “u”is pronounced as in “up” Valentino......................................................... VALL-en-tee-no Vasey ........................................................ Rhymes with Casey Wingeier ............................................................WINN-Guy-ur Vercammen .........................................................Ver-KAY-man
Offense (5) OG Tyler Friedrich, WR JMichael Jonard*, WR Justin Milio, C Blake Saul, WR Steve Valentino Defense (8) S Kevin Burns, LB Drew Fumagalli, DT Sean Heenan, DT Kalen Hemmelgarn, CB Scott Horcher, LB Joe Ries, CB Matt Smyth, DE Brandon Wingeier Specialists (1) K/P Nick Glavin *Starter in 2007
Starters Lost (10) Offense (7) TE Bart Bergfeld, QB Rob Florian, OG Patrick McCormick, OT Ryan Pollock, RB Ben Shappie, WR James Ward, OT Zack Whitten Defense (3) Flyer Steve McDonald, S Corey Vossler, DE Scott Vossler
Roster By Class Seniors (18) Kevin Burns (S), Nick Collins (WR), Dan Fornek (OG), Tyler Friedrich (OG), Drew Fumagalli (LB), Nick Glavin (K), Sean Heenan (DT), Kalen Hemmelgarn (DT), Scott Horcher (CB), JMichael Jonard (WR), Zach McPherson (TE), Mike Morante (DT), Greg Ochab (DE), Anthony Papp (WR), Matt Smyth (CB), Steve Valentino (WR), Justin Watkins (WR), Brandon Wingeier (DE),
Juniors (10) Kenton Froebe (K/P), Ross Fumagalli (LB), Joey Homan (LB), Joe Ries (LB), Matt Riddle (DE), Charles Saulter (CB), Eric Studt (OT), Dan Sullivan (S), James Vercammen (Flyer), Andrew Zapinski (RB) Redshirt Sophomores (17) Jacob Brumbaugh (LB), Justin Griffis (C), Alex Johnston (TE), A.J. Kaltenbach (Flyer), Devon Langhorst (DL), Shane Liston (DT), Nate Miller (K), Justin Millio (WR), Jeff Pechan (QB), Dan Prindle (OT), Eric Robbe (S), Blake Saul (C), Brad Schmitt (DT), Charlie Vasey (DT), Jon Warford (OT), Steve Wirkus (WR), Charlie Vasey (DT) Sophomores (37) Dave Allen (OG), Bryan Bailin (LB), Billy Bair (OT), Sean Belanger (LB), Luke Bellman (WR), Shea Brintlinger (Flyer), Matt Brockberg (S), Frank Busse (OG), Andrew Cobb (DT), Jake Conforti (S), Andre Crawford (Flyer), Brian Cugliari (WR), Phil DeBoer (DT), Owen Elger (OG), Nik Gillum (WR), Timmy Fogarty (QB), Marcus Harmon (DE), Taylor Harris (RB), Dan Jacob (RB), Damario Jones (CB), Kevin Kern (DE), Brian Mack (RB), Jamie Mewhinney (OT), Brain Mulcahy (CB), Bill Petraiuolo (C), Matt Pfleger (WR), Jared Phillips (QB/P), Dennis Poelking (C), Aaron Pugh (S), Tyler Savisky (WR), Matt Shurtleff (CB), Nick Shurtleff (CB), Tyler Schutz (WR), Patrick Sweigert (DE), Chase Walton (CB), Zach Weber (DT), Ben Welsh (S) Freshmen (28) Kevin Bell (OG), Jordan Boykin (TE), Nathan Brandewie (OT), Zack Cevasco (OT), Sean Clary (WR), Tom Corcoran (OT), Brannon Dunn (DT), Jordan Elmore (DE), Ben Estey (TE), Paul Fackler (QB), Tom Hunt (CB), Joe Janasek (LB), Victor Kaczkowski (DE), Nick Lisle (OG), Corey Lisowski (QB) Jordan Martin (LB), Colin Monnier (LB), Mike Morgan (K/P), Eric Niekamp (DE), Connor O’Hara (DT), Matt Redmond (TE), Anthony Sadler (DT), Sal Savato (WR), Kyle Sebetic (CB), Robby Sherk (S), Zachary Splain (QB), Robert Strong (S), Robert Washington (RB)
GEOGRAPHICAL ROSTER OHIO(60) Amherst ............................................................... Jon Warford Anna ...................................................................Eric Niekamp Broadview Heights ..................................................Nick Collins ............................................................................ Steve Wirkus Brookville...........................................................Brannon Dunn ..........................................................................Kenton Froebe Brunswick......................................................Jamie Mewhinney Canfield ............................................................... Pat Sankovic Canton .............................................................. Charles Saulter Centerburg ........................................................... Taylor Harris Centerville ..................................................................Nick Lisle Chagrin Falls ........................................................Charlie Vasey Cincinnati .................................................................... Joe Ries ................................................................................Eric Robbe Cleveland ...........................................................Matt Shurtleff Columbus .........................................................Shea Brintlinger ..............................................................................Greg Ochab ............................................................................Chase Walton Dayton ....................................................................Nik Gillum ........................................................................Dennis Poelking Dover.................................................................Corey Lisowski Englewood.......................................................... Justin Watkins Fairborn .................................................................Dan Prindle Fort Loramie.................................................Nathan Brandewie Galena ............................................................ JMichael Jonard Grove City ............................................................Mike Morgan Groveport ..........................................................Jordan Elmore Highland Heights .................................................Bill Petraiuolo Hilliard .....................................................................Blake Saul Kettering .................................................................Nick Glavin .............................................................................Joey Homan Ludlow Falls........................................................... Frank Busse Mansfield .......................................................... Damario Jones Medina ................................................................... Nate Miller Mentor ...................................................................Tyler Schutz ....................................................................... Patrick Sweigert New Albany .......................................................A.J. Kaltenbach
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Newark ........................................................... Zach McPherson .....................................................................Brandon Wingeier North Royalton .................................................... Brian Cugliari Oakwood...............................................................Robby Sherk Ottawa ................................................................ Luke Bellman Powell ............................................................... Tyler Friedrich .....................................................................Victor Kaczkowski Rocky River ........................................................Sean Belanger ................................................................................. Tom Hunt Salem ......................................................................Sean Clary Sidney...................................................................Justin Griffis ................................................................................ Dan Jacob ...................................................................... Devon Langhorst Solon .................................................................... Joe Janasek .........................................................................Steve Valentino Springboro .............................................................Owen Elger St. Henry.....................................................Kalen Hemmelgarn Strongsville ........................................................Matt Redmond Tallmadge ............................................................Zack Cevasco Toledo .................................................................... Kevin Kern Vandalia..............................................................Jordan Martin Westlake ............................................................... Paul Fackler ................................................................................................ ................................................................................................ ................................................................................................ Wyoming.......................................................Jacob Brumbaugh PENNSYLVANIA(10) Bethel Park ...............................................................Billy Blair ..................................................................................Eric Studt Harrison City ...........................................................Brian Mack Kiski .......................................................................Matt Riddle McMurray..............................................................Dan Sullivan Oakdale ............................................................... Tyler Savisky Pittsburgh ........................................................... Tom Corcoran ......................................................................... Connor O’Hara Sewickley ................................................................ Dave Allen Venetia................................................................Mike Morante
ILLINOIS (16)
WISCONSIN(3)
Carpentersville .....................................................Scott Horcher Chicago .................................................................Shane Liston ...........................................................................Colin Monnier ............................................................................... Sal Salvato Elmwood Park .......................................................Phil DeBoer Geneva ................................................................Jake Conforti Libertyville .............................................................Kevin Burns Naperville ............................................................. Bryan Bailin ........................................................................ Andre Crawford .............................................................................. Dan Fornek ........................................................................ Drew Fumagalli ......................................................................... Ross Fumagalli ...........................................................................Anthony Papp North Barrington ..................................................Andrew Cobb St. Charles ............................................................. Jeff Pechan Westmont ........................................................Andrew Zapinski
Kenosha ...................................................................Tyler Hujik Pleasant Prairie ......................................................Kyle Sebetic
VIRGINIA(1)
COLORADO(1)
Clifton .......................................................................Kevin Bell
Highlands Ranch ..................................................... Matt Smyth
INDIANA(4) Crawfordsville.....................................................Jordan Boykin Goodland ................................................................. Ben Welsh Indianapolis .....................................................Marcus Harmon Lafayette........................................................... Timmy Fogarty
CALIFORNIA(1)
MICHIGAN(9) Alpena .................................................................Jared Phillips Birmingham ................................................ Robert Washington Bloomfield Hills ...........................................James Vercammen Brighton .................................................................... Ben Estey Detroit ...................................................................Aaron Pugh ...........................................................................Robert Strong Flint ..................................................................Anthony Sadler Troy ..................................................................Matt Brockberg St. Joseph.............................................................Sean Heenan
MARYLAND(2) Brookeville ........................................................ Zachary Splain Gaithersburg .......................................................Alex Johnston FLORIDA(1) Wellington ..............................................................Justin Millio TENNESSEE(1) Knoxville...............................................................Matt Pfleger KENTUCKY(1) Louisville ...............................................................Brad Schmitt
Oceanside...............................................................Zach Weber
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THE COACHES
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THE COACHES RICK CHAMBERLIN HEAD COACH 2ND SEASON/ WON 9 LOST 3 DAYTON ‘80
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Flyer Linebacker
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Four-year letterwinner from 1975-78
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Two-time Chief Toscani Hitter Award winner
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1978 Kodak AFCA All-American
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Co-captain on UD’s first NCAA playoff team as a senior
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Flyer Assistant Coach For 28 Years
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Coached on two NCAA Division III national championship teams
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Two NCAA FCS Mid-Major national championship teams
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Ten NCAA Division III playoff teams
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Nine PFL championship teams
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Named 23rd head football coach in UD history on January 23, 2008
University of Dayton football great Rick Chamberlin enters his second as the Flyers’ head coach after a debut season that left UD just six points away from another Pioneer Football League Championship. Dayton finished 9-3 in 2008, the school’s 17th season of nine wins or more in the last 25 years. And while Chamberlin continued Dayton’s pursuit of excellence on the field, he raised its already strong level of community service to a new level off the field. During the 2008 campaign, Chamberlin instituted “Loose Change,” a program where any turnover gained by the Flyers resulted in a $50 donation to Catholic Social Services. The promotion resulted in more than $1,500 donated to the charity. During the 2009 spring practice season, the Flyer football team conducted a Lift-A-Thon to benefit breast cancer research. After setting a goal of $2,000, the Flyers presented a check for $12,025 to the National Breast Cancer Foundation at halftime of the annual spring game. In 2009, UD will conduct “Touchdowns for Tots” benefitting the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve’s Toys for Tots program.
Academically, the University of Dayton football program also reached new heights. Four Flyer football players -- Bart Bergfeld, Brandon Wingeier, Sean Heenan and Patrick McCormick – were named ESPN Academic All-Americans. The four Flyers named are the most for the UD football program in a single season. Bergfeld and Wingeier were named to the first team, while Heenan and McCormick were on the second team. In addition, UD placed 13 football players on the Academic All-District IV Team, the most of any team in the country. In the district, the 13 Flyers named to the first and second teams were more than twice as many as the next team, Ohio State, who had six.
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Chamberlin was named the Dayton head football coach on January 23, 2008 in a press conference held at the University of Dayton Arena. A 1980 UD graduate and a member of the University’s Athletic Hall of Fame, he succeeded Mike Kelly, who announced one day earlier that he was stepping down. “Rick Chamberlin is the clear choice to succeed Mike Kelly as head football coach of the Dayton Flyers,” then-Dayton Vice-President and Director of Athletics Ted Kissell said at the press conference. “You can expect him to continue the values and identity of the program, but you will learn that Rick is his very much his own man. Coach Chamberlin has the right experience and a passion for UD that is unmatched. Rick Chamberlin exhibits the energy, confidence and sense of purpose of a strong leader. Our football program is in good hands.” Chamberlin is the 23rd head football coach since the program began in 1905. He is the first of the 11 modern era coaches to have lettered for the Flyers, and the second to be a graduate of the University of Dayton (Pete Ankney was the first when he coached in 1963 and 1964). “It’s an honor to be selected the University of Dayton head football coach,” Chamberlin said. “I’m excited about the opportunity and the challenge of keeping this program at the high level of respect it has achieved. The foundation of this program is strong. So many new coaches take over programs that are in poor shape or need a new identity. Our program is not like those, and I’m looking forward building on what already exists.”
A native of Springfield, Ohio and a 1975 graduate of Springfield North High School, Chamberlin was a three-time all-city selection and Springfield Player of the Year as a senior. In four years at Dayton, he was credited with 385 tackles and led the team as a junior (115) and senior (121). He was the first two-time winner of the Chief Toscani Hitter Award and a member of UD’s first NCAA Division III Playoff team in 1978.
Chamberlin, 52, had been on the Flyer coaching staff for 28 seasons before being named head coach. First as linebackers coach and then as defensive coordinator, Chamberlin helped mold the Dayton D’s reputation for its preparation and execution as a unit. Under Chamberlin’s guidance as an assistant and now as a head coach, the Flyers have led the Pioneer Football League in scoring defense the last eight seasons, including finishing second in NCAA Division I-AA (9.8) in 2002, third (14.1) in 2005, fourth in FCS in 2007 (15.6) and fifth in 2008 (15.3). In 2004, Dayton led NCAA Division I-AA football in total defense (263.10). Last year, the Flyers were second in rushing defense (60.7).
He was inducted into the University of Dayton Athletic Hall of Fame in 1989.
Chamberlin is a 1980 UD graduate with a degree in health and physical education. He earned his master’s degree in counselor education at UD in 1982. Rick and his wife Jayne live in Kettering. They have two sons, Jason and Tyler, who both graduated from UD.
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One of the hallmarks of the Dayton defense in the last four decades has been great play at linebacker. Not only has Chamberlin nurtured that as a coach, but he was one of the players who started that tradition in the late 1970’s. A four-year letterwinner (1975-78) for the Flyers, Chamberlin was named to the Football Coaches Association Small College All-America team. He was the third Dayton player to be named a First Team All-American, and was the first defensive player.
“He is the real story,” said Chamberlin’s coach, Mike Kelly. “Here’s a guy who went to college to play football, became a graduate assistant, an assistant coach, then a very successful defensive coordinator and now a head coach - all at the same institution. He understands the tradition of the Dayton football program, and the culture. Rick is a player’s coach. They love to play for him.”
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THE COACHES DAVE WHILDING OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR 33RD SEASON / QUARTERBACKS / EARLHAM ‘71 Dave Whilding enters his 33rd season at UD, marking his 29th coaching the quarterbacks and his 27th as offensive coordinator. In the entire time Whilding has been with the Flyers, no Dayton team has been shut out. With Whilding directing the UD attack, three different Dayton quarterbacks led their respective NCAA divisions in passing efficiency in a five-year period in the early 1990’s. In 2007, Whilding’s offense re-wrote the record books, setting records in net offense, first downs, passing yardage, completions, and touchdowns passing, to name a few. The revamped spread offense with record-setting Kevin Hoyng (now a member of the UD coaching staff) at the helm completed 95 more passes for 798 more yards than any other Flyer football team. When Hoyng graduated, senior Rob Florian replaced him with just 90 career passes under his belt. That’s a lot compared to what Whilding had to work with in the past. In the 1990’s, three different quarterbacks took over the starting role with less than 12 career passes to their credit. The results? Steve Keller had 11 career passes when he took control of the Flyer offense in 1991. All he did was lead the Flyers to the Division III championship game, become Division III’s passing leader and set three career records. In 1995, Brian Kadel, had 12 career passes entering his senior year. He led NCAA Division I-AA in passing efficiency. In 1996, Kevin Johns had 11 passes in his career before starting. He led the Flyers to a perfect 11-0 record, set four records and was named the Football Gazette NCAA Division I-AA Non-Scholarship Offensive Player of the Year.
And in 2004, Brandon Staley took over without ever throwing a varsity pass, and he rolled to the fourth-best (now eighth-best) single-season total offense number (1,961 yards) in UD history. Staley’s successor, Kevin Hoyng, set the school total offense record (2,547 yards) in his first season as a starter in 2005, and had what was then the second-best mark (2,471) in nine games in 2006, and then blew his previous marks out of the water with 3,957 yards in 2007. Florian followed Hoyng’s record with 2,592 yards, which is now second all-time at UD. One quarterback developing so fast? A fluke, perhaps. A couple? A trend. Five? A tradition. And it’s a tradition nurtured under Whilding’s guidance. Further proof is the fact that the top eight Flyer signal callers in career passing efficiency and eight of the top nine in total offense are Whilding QB’s. Hailing from Xenia, Ohio, Whilding earned his bachelor’s degree in Physical Education from Earlham College in 1971. He received his Master’s from UD in 1984. While at Earlham, Whilding played quarterback under Rick Carter, who later came to Dayton to coach. As a senior, Whilding was co-captain and MVP. After graduation, Whilding spent six seasons coaching at Tecumseh High School before joining Carter’s staff at UD in 1977. Dave and his wife Evie live in Jamestown. Their daughter Amy graduated from UD in 1995.
CHRIS OCHS ASSISTANT COACH Now in his tenth season at the University of Dayton, Chris Ochs coaches the Flyer offensive line. Since Ochs assumed that role in the 2000 season, UD’s O-Line has opened holes that have allowed Dayton to average 32.7 rushing touchdowns a season, compared to just 8.7 by Flyer foes. Dayton led the PFL in rushing six times between 2000 and 2006, and was ranked in the top five of NCAA I-AA football four times. With the change in the Flyer offensive attack to a pass-first spread offense, those numbers have changed. But what remains the same for Ochs and his line are the execution and cohesiveness that every great offense needs. In 2008, UD quarterbacks threw 425 passes, while being sacked just 18 times. That’s just one sack for every 24 pass attempts. By contrast, Dayton opponents were sacked once every 13 times they threw the ball. Ochs came to UD from Defiance College, where he had been an assistant coach since 1996. At Defiance, he served as both offensive coordinator and offensive line coach. Prior to that he was an assistant at Southern Illinois University where he coached the offensive line while getting his masters in educational administration and higher education.
He was a three-year letterman at Capital University, where he started at quarterback, and was the team captain his senior year. He holds five career offensive records and graduated in 1993 with a business management degree. He also was a two-year captain of the baseball team. Chris and his wife Karen (a UD graduate) live in Beavercreek with their six-year-old twins, Shane and Sarah.
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THE COACHES LANDON FOX ASSISTANT COACH 4TH SEASON / SECONDARY / DEFIANCE ‘00 Landon Fox returned to UD in 2008 after three seasons at Wayne State University in Detroit where he was linebacker coach and special teams coordinator under Paul Winters. Fox is coaching the Flyer secondary. Fox served as a graduate assistant coach for the Flyers in 2002 and 2003. Dayton was 20-3 in Fox’s two seasons working under then-head coach Mike Kelly and then-defensive coordinator Rick Chamberlin. The Flyers won their first of two NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Major national championships while going 11-1 in 2002, and then turned in a 9-2 campaign in 2003. Fox spent the 2004 campaign as a graduate assistant coach assisting with the secondary at Ball State University on head coach Brady Hoke’s staff. Fox’s first college coaching experience was as a defensive line graduate assistant coach at Lakeland College in Sheboygan, Wis. A four-year member (1995-98) of the Defiance College football squad, Fox led the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) in fumble recoveries while earning second team all-league accolades in 1998. He was a team captain and Defiance’s defensive player of the
CRAIG TURNER ASSISTANT COACH 11TH SEASON / DEFENSIVE TACKLES / SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR / BLUFFTON ‘73 Craig Turner is in his 11th year with the Dayton Flyers. He coaches UD’s defensive tackles and serves as special teams coordinator. Turner has been teaching and coaching since 1973. He was an assistant coach at Trotwood Madison, Alter and Northmont schools in the Dayton area. He was head coach at Brookville High School for seven years, where he led them to six league championships, six playoff berths and a 62-8 regularseason record. He also served as head coach at Arcanum High School, going 29-13 at that school. As a high school coach, Turner received Coach of the Year honors on seven different occasions. Turner graduated from Bluffton College in 1973. He received his master’s degree from Wright State University and his computer science certification from UD. He and his wife, Sharon, both teach in the Brookville School District and have five children – Aaron, Stephanie, Bret, Casey and Brandon (who is deceased).
ANTHONY DAVIS ASSISTANT COACH 10TH SEASON / RUNNING BACKS / UNION ‘89
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Anthony Davis brings 17 years of football coaching experience under his belt, coaching defensive line, offensive line, secondary, and special teams. Now entering his tenth season with the Flyers, Davis is in his second year of having the responsibilities of UD’s running backs coach after spending his first eight on the Hilltop on the defensive side of the ball. His most recent stop before coming to Dayton was Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio, where he was the defensive line coach and special teams coach for one season. Before starting his coaching career Davis spent five years as a Communication Electronic Officer for the U.S. Army, last serving at Ft. Campbell, Ky., home of the 101st Airborne Division. He played offensive and defensive line for four years at Union College (Ky.), where he graduated in 1989 with a degree in business administration. He received his master’s in education from UD in 2003. Anthony lives in Trotwood, and works for the Department of Veterans Affairs in Dayton.
year as a senior. After his football career was over, he also played one season of basketball for the Yellow Jackets. Defiance won the MIAA that season and played in the 1999 NCAA Division III tournament. A 2000 graduate of Defiance and a native of Defiance, Ohio, he began his coaching career as an assistant varsity coach at Preble Shawnee High School in Camden, Ohio, during the 2000 campaign. Landon and his wife Rhonda have a daughter, Riley, and a son Logan.
THE COACHES PATRICK HENRY ASSISTANT COACH 3RD SEASON / WIDE RECEIVERS / DEFIANCE ‘05 Patrick Henry joined the Flyer football program in the spring of 2007. He will work again with UD’s receivers. Henry’s first two seasons saw two of his charges set the UD singleseason record for receptions. JMichael Jonard caught 64 passes in 2007, and Justin Millio surpassed that by three in 2008. Coaching wideouts is the same capacity Henry held in two years at Clarion University. In addition to working with Clarion’s receivers Henry was involved in the program’s opponent scouting and self-scouting. He played quarterback for Defiance College, lettering three seasons. While at Defiance, he was part of a Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference championship team. Henry earned his bachelor’s in secondary education from Defiance in 2005, and his master’s in education from Clarion in 2006. While an undergrad, he was involved in Big Brothers and Big Sisters, and was a mentor at St. Mary Catholic School in Defiance. He was the primary staff organizer for UD’s highly successful Lift-A-Thon that benefitted the National Breast Cancer Foundation in 2009.
JAMES STANLEY ASSISTANT COACH 3RD SEASON / SECONDARY / TOLEDO ‘02
KRIS KETRON ASSISTANT COACH 2ND SEASON / FLYERS / DAYTON ‘03 Former Flyer Kris Ketron returned to the Red & Blue in a coaching capacity in 2007, after playing for UD from 1999 to 2002. He coaches UD’s Flyer position, the hybrid linebacker/ safety designate in the Dayton defensive scheme. Ketron lettered as a defensive end for two seasons and was also the team’s long snapper as a senior. The Flyers won the Pioneer Football League all four years Ketron was at Dayton, and Ketron capped off his career as a member of UD’s 2002 I-AA Mid-Major national championship team. He came to UD after most recently coaching at Valley View High School. He resides in Brookville with his wife Kristin and son Dillon.
More than 1,300 coaches have gone through the program including four current NFL head coaches - Herm Edwards of the Chiefs, Marvin Lewis of the Bengals, Lovie Smith of the Bears and Mike Tomlin of the Steelers.Stanley is a native of Jackson, Mich. and graduated from Jackson High School in 1997.
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A former Division I and professional indoor league football player, James Stanley joined the Dayton athletics division in the spring of 2007. Originally serving as UD’s Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach under former Flyer safety Mark Thobe, Stanley now helps coach the Dayton defensive backs. He comes to UD from Fairborn High School, where he taught and coached defensive backs for three seasons. Stanley was a graduate assistant at his alma mater, Toledo, in 2003. Stanley lettered four seasons as defensive back for the Rockets, graduating in 2002 with a bachelor’s in recreation administration. He also played three seasons of professional indoor football, and was the first overall pick in the Atlantic Indoor Football League draft in 2005. Working with the Flyer cornerbacks, Stanley’s first season at UD saw true freshman Joe Castaneda move into the starting lineup and earn the Pioneer Football League Rookie of the Year Award. During the summer of 2009, Stanley was awarded a Bill Walsh NFL Minority Coaching Fellowship to work with the Detroit Lions. Stanley worked with the Lions their entire preseason camp, and then returned to UD to join the Flyers as they prepared for the 2009 season.
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THE COACHES KEVIN HOYNG ASSISTANT COACH 1ST SEASON / TIGHT ENDS / DAYTON ‘07 The most recent Flyer alum to join the UD coaching staff, Kevin Hoyng graduated in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in education. He will coach tight ends as well as assist with the offensive line and receivers. Hoyng joins the Flyer coaching staff after a year of teaching and coaching at Northmont High School. A two-time captain, Hoyng’s playing career from 2004 to 2007 was one of the best in school history. He holds the Flyer career records for total yardage (9,528), completions (530), passing yards (8,862), and touchdown passes (59). After his final season in 2007, Hoyng was named the PFL Offensive Player of the Year. He completed a school-record 34 passes in his final collegiate game, leading UD to a 42-21 victory over Albany in the Gridiron Classic that earned Dayton the 2007 Mid-Major I-AA National Championship. Hoyng is the 2009 Tony Ernst Assistant Coach. Tony Ernst, a former quarterback who wore No. 6 and was a 1995 UD graduate, passed away unexpectedly. As a tribute to his spirit and character, the Ernst Family established the Tony Ernst Graduate Assistantship Football Coaching Position in 1999. The position is being funded by an annual memorial golf tournament in Tony’s honor. Beginning in 2001, the Inaugural Tony Ernst Memorial Golf Tournament was held.
TREVOR ZEIDERS ASSISTANT COACH IST SEASON / DEFENSIVE ENDS / WEST VIRGINIA ‘01 Trevor Zeiders comes to UD after previous stops at Carson-Newman College, Frostburg State University and Gettysburg College. He was at Carson Newman from 2006 to 2008, and he coached defensive backs (2006 and 2008) and linebackers (2007). He served as the defensive line coach at Frostburg (2004-05) and Gettysburg (2001-2003). A graduate of West Virginia University, Zeiders was an inside linebacker and long snapper before becoming a student assistant coach for the 1999 and 2000 seasons. He worked with the inside linebackers, long snappers, punters and kickers and was on staff in WVU’s 49-38 win over Mississippi in the 2000 Music City Bowl. Trevor and his wife Nicole live in West Carrollton. Zeiders is the 2009 Minham Assistant Coach. The Joseph Minham, Sr. Coaching Assistantship Position was established to represent a lasting legacy for Mr. Joseph Minham Sr. The assistantship supports a football coach starting out in the profession at the University of Dayton. It is fitting that the Assistantship is designated for an individual who is assisting the football program in a coaching position to better themselves in a career of academics and football. This position mirrors exactly what Mr. Minham did for so many years, supporting the people and organizations he truly cared about, his family and his Flyer Family. Joe’s daughter and son-in-law, Louise and Stan Maher, made the establishment of this annual assistantship position possible.
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LUKE BELLMAN SOPHOMORE • WR • 6-1 • 175 DELPHOS, OH/DELPHOS ST. JOHN’S
CAREER STATS Receiving 2008
No. 2
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Bellman saw action in seven games during the 2008 season, catching two passes for 25 yards, both against Robert Morris.
PERSONAL
Son of Ron and Sue Bellman...He has two sisters, Shelly and Anna...Born April 12, 1989...Majoring in Computer Engineering...Bellman earned eight varsity letters in football, basketball and baseball for Ottawa-Glandorf High School. In football, he was team captain and MVP. He was first team all-conference, all-district, and all-state. He was a member of Ottawa-Glandorf’s 2008 state basketball championship team. He was a National Football Foundation Honoree. Luke’s sister Shelly is a four-year basketball starter for the University of Cincinnati.
Yds. 25
TD 0
LP 25
Avg. 12.5
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KAM BONNER SENIOR • SAFETY • 6-0 • 195
COMMERCE TOWNSHIP, MI/WALLED LAKE CENTRAL
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Bonner did not see game action in 2006 or 2007. In 2008, he participated in four contests. He is out for the season due to injury. He is a two-time member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Frank and Kathleen Bonner....Has a brother and sister....Born April 30, 1988....Majoring in Pre-Med at UD....graduated in the top 5% of his senior class.... Bonner was team captain of both the football and lacrosse teams at Walled Lake Central. A three-year letterwinner in basketball as well, he was first team all-conference in all three sports.
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JACOB BRUMBAUGH RS SOPHOMORE • LB • 6-1 • 227 WYOMING, OH/WYOMING
CAREER STATS Def. Stats UT 2008 4
22
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In 2008, Brumbaugh participated in six games for the Flyers, getting in on seven tackles (four solo). He is listed behind co-captain Drew Fumagalli on the pre-season depth chart. He redshirted the 2007 season.
PERSONAL
Son of Charlie and Cheryl Brumbaugh....Born on December 6, 1988....Has one brother, Jesse....Majoring in Business Marketing at UD.... Brumbaugh was team captain, MVP, first team all-league, First Team All-Cincinnati and First Team All-Southwest Ohio. He was also captain of the lacrosse team and a member of National Honor Society.
AT 3
Total 7
TFL 0
PBR 1.0-2
Int. 0
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KEVIN BURNS RS SENIOR • SAFETY • 6-0 • 205 LIBERTYVILLE, IL/LIBERTYVILLE
CAREER STATS Def. Stats UT 2007 8 2008 29 TOTALS 37
AT 13 23 36
Total 21 52 73
TFL 1.5-3 0-0 1.5-3
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Burns is projected to start at safety in 2009. Last season, Burns saw action in all 12 games, starting in ten. On the field, he tallied one touchdown, one punt return (for 35 yards), two interceptions and was fifth on the team with 52 tackles. After suffering a knee injury in 2006, Burns returned for the 2007 season and played in all 12 games. He recorded 21 tackles, one fumble recovery, and an interception that he returned for a touchdown. Burns redshirted as a freshman
PERSONAL
Son of Lori and Kevin Burns...Born on May 21, 1986...Majoring in Marketing... Burns was team captain at Libertyville High, leading his team to a state championship and a 27-1 record over the last two years. He holds his high school’s record for interceptions in a season (10). Burns also participated in track and field..
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PBR 3 4 7
Int. 1-55 2-0 3-55
NICK COLLINS SENIOR • WR • 6-2 • 190
BROADVIEW HEIGHTS, OH/PADUA FRANCISCAN
CAREER STATS Receiving 2007 2008 TOTAL
No. 4 33 37
Yds. 6 482 488
TD 0 3 3
LP 6 64 64
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After a great spring, Collins was expected to see plenty of time at slot receiver for the 2008 season. He participated in all 12 games, starting two for the Flyers. He ranked third on the team in receiving, grabbing 33 passes for a total of 482 yards and three touchdowns. His game-high two touchdown receptions were scored on home turf against Valparaiso. Collins recorded a game-high 141 yards receiving on the road against Jacksonville. He played in five games during the 2007 season and caught four passes for a total of six yards. Collins redshirted the 2006 season.
PERSONAL
Son of Tony Bakale and Kathy Collins....Born on August 6, 1987....Majoring in Business Accounting at UD… Collins was a first team all-conference and all-district performer for the football team at Padua Franciscan. He was also named First Team All-Northeast Ohio and received All-State Honorable Mention recognition. Away from the gridiron, Collins captained the basketball team and was a first team all-conference, second team all-district performer on the hardwood. He was also a first-team all-conference and second team all-district pick in track.
Avg. 1.5 14.6 13.2
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TIMMY FOGARTY RS FRESHMAN • QB • 6-0 • 190
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Fogarty redshirted in 2008 but traveled with the team. He enters the 2009 campaign #1 on the depth chart at QB.
PERSONAL
Son of Tim and Suzanne Fogarty...Has one younger brother, Taylor...Born May 2, 1989...Majoring in Electronic Media...A three-year starter at quarterback, Fogarty had his high school career cut short with an achilles injury five games into his senior season. Despite his injury he still gained Honorable Mention All-Indiana honors, and he recovered in time to play basketball by mid-season. Fogarty returned to the gridiron to play in the Indiana North-South High School All-Star game during the summer of 2008. He was named the North team’s MVP in the game. As a junior, he was the Lafayette Journal & Courier Big School Offensive Player of the Year, and received all-conference, all-area and all-state honors. He was also rated one of the Indiana Top 30 football players heading into his senior season, was considered a strong candidate for Indiana’s Mr. Football Award. Fogarty was team captain in both football and basketball. He was a four-time member of the Honor Roll
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DAN FORNEK SENIOR • OG • 6-4 • 275 NAPERVILLE, IL/NEUQUA VALLEY
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Fornek came to UD as a tackle but is now projected to start at left guard. In the 2008 season, he played in seven games for the Flyers. He saw action in one game in the 2007 season and redshirted in 2006. Dan is a two-time member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Frank and Diane Fornek....Born on August 30, 1988....Has two younger brothers....Majoring in Adolescent and Young Adult Education, with a focus in English....Was a varsity starter in his senior year of high school at tight end and a two-year special teams starter on varsity.
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TYLER FRIEDRICH SENIOR • OG • 6-6 • 275 POWELL, OH/DUBLIN JEROME
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A versatile athlete, Friedrich started his career at tight end, was moved to tackle in 2007, and then moved to right guard heading into the 2008 season. In 2008, the Ohio native participated in all 12 games for the Flyers, joining the starting line-up in four of those. He is expected to start full-time in 2009. He was a member of the 2007 PFL Championship team, lettering after playing in six games. Tyler also received 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll recognition.
PERSONAL
Son of Rick and Leslie Friedrich...Born on March 9, 1988...Majoring in Exercise Physiology...Friedrich was a two-year team captain at Dublin Jerome HS where he was also a second team all-conference and an all-league pick.
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DREW FUMAGALLI RS SENIOR• LB • 6-1 • 215 NAPERVILLE, IL/NEUQUA VALLEY
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CAREER STATS Def. Stats UT 2006 3
AT 3
Total 6
PB 0
TFL 0.0-0
Int. 0
2007
16
32
48
3
3.5-13
0
2008
21
15
36
1
3.0-10
0
TOTALS
40
50
90
4
6.5-23
0
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A 2009 co-captain, Fumagalli moved into the lead linebacker role, previously filled by Brian Kelly, for the 2008 season. He started in all nine games he played, tallying 36 tackles (21 of which were unassisted) and one sack. In 2007, Fumagalli had 48 tackles and was second on the team with two QB hurries. He also had one sack, three tackles for a loss, and one forced fumble. He played in nine games in 2006 as UD’s third linebacker, and was credited with nine tackles. He did not play in any games in 2005. His brother Ross, a sophomore, backed him up in the 2008 season. Drew was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Doug and Char Fumagalli...Born on June 3, 1987...Has two brothers, Troy and Flyer teammate Ross....Majoring in Business Marketing and Finance...Was named all-conference as a junior and senior in both football and baseball. A member of the National Honor Society, he was also named academic all-conference.
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ROSS FUMAGALLI JUNIOR • LB • 6-0 • 215 NAPERVILLE, IL/NEUQUA VALLEY
CAREER STATS Def. Stats UT 2007 2
AT 0
7
8
15
1
1.0-1
0
8
17
1
1.0-1
0
FGM PAT 3-5 35-37 11-16 39-42 14-21 74-79
Pts. 44 72 116
Son of Douglas and Char Fumagalli...Born May 13, 1989...He has two brothers, Drew, who also plays linebacker for UD, and Troy...He is Majoring in Finance and Entrepreneurship...Ross was team captain and MVP for Neuqua Valley High School. He was selected first team all-conference and First Team All-Chicago as a senior. He was a member of the National Honor Society and also ran track.
KETTERING, OH/ALTER
Int. 0
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PERSONAL
SENIOR • KICKER • 5-7 • 160
TFL 0.0-0
TOTALS
Fumagalli was projected as a backup linebacker for the 2008 season, listed behind his senior brother, Drew, on the pre-season depth charts. He appeared in ten games of the 2008 campaign for the Flyers, two of which he started. In addition to assisting on eight tackles, Fumagalli recorded seven solos, finishing 14th on the team (with a total of 15 tackles). He is projected to be UD’s third linebacker in 2009. As a freshman, Ross played in five games and had two solo tackles on the season. He is a two-time member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll.
NICK GLAVIN
PB 0
2008
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13
Total 2
CAREER STATS Kick Scoring 2007 2008 TOTALS FG’s 2007 2008 TOTALS
1-19 0-0 0-0 0-0
20-29 3-5 4-5 7-10
Punting 2007 2008 TOTALS
No. Yds. Avg. 0 0 --54 1836 34.0 54 1836 34.0
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Junior Nick Glavin returns at kicker for the Flyers after doing most of the placekicking for the last two seasons. Last year, he was second on the team in scoring with 72 points. He was 39 of 42 in PAT’s, and 11 of 16 in field goals with a long of 42 yards. He also punted in 2008, averaging 34.0 yards a punt. Of his 54 punts, 14 were downed inside the 20 and another 11 were fair caught. As a sophomore he was 35 of 37 PAT’s in 2007 and also threefor-five in field goals with a long of 29 yards. He redshirted in 2006. Glavin is a two-time member of the Pioneer Football League Academic Honor Roll and was First Team Academic All-PFL in 2008.
PERSONAL
Son of Robert and Sheila Glavin...Born June 18, 1988...Glavin was a Second Team All-Greater Catholic League kicker at Alter where he also captained the hockey team. He is majoring in chemical engineering.
30-39 0-0 5-7 5-7
40-49 0-0 2-4 2-4 LP -51 51
TB 0 1 1
50+ 0-0 0-0 0-0 FC 0 11 11
LG Blkd 29 2 42 1 42 3 I20 Blkd 0 0 14 1 14 1
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JUSTIN GRIFFIS RS SOPHOMORE • OG 6-1 • 275
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Griffis played in ten games for the Flyers in 2008 at center, but is listed as a backup guard, right behind Dan Fornek on the preseason depth chart this season. He did not see game action in the 2007 season. Justin was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Greg Griffis and Sharon Forney....Born on August 3, 1988....Has three sisters....Majoring in Political Science....Griffis was Sidney High School’s captain in 2005 and 2006, earned Southwest District Honorable Mention back-to-back years (2005,2006), was a VESPA Outstanding Lineman Award Winner and the 2006 team’s Offensive MVP. He was a two-time All-GWOC selection. He was Class President, a member of National Honor Society, and finished in the top 10% of his senior class.
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MARCUS HARMON SOPHOMORE • DE • 6-3 • 230
AT DAYTON Harmon saw action in five games for the Flyers during the 2008 season. He is on the second line of the depth chart at defensive end behind seniors Brandon Wingeier and Greg Ochab heading into the 2009 season. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL Son of Ethel Harmon....Born on September 9, 1989....Majoring in Business Marketing....Harmon was team captain for Lawrence North, and first team all-conference and first team all-area as a senior. His cousin, Dan Williams, is a retired NFL player.
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SEAN HEENAN RS SENIOR • DT • 6-3 • 260 ST. JOSEPH, MI/LAKE MICHIGAN CATHOLIC
CAREER STATS Def. Stats 2006 2007 2008
UT 3 14 19
AT 1 37 31
Total 4 51 50
TOTALS
36
69
105
Sacks 0 7.5-43 7.0-70
TFL 0.0-0 11.0-52 12.5-89
Int. 0 0 1-77
14.5-113 23.5-141 1-77
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A 2009 co-captain, Heenan returns for his fifth season after starting in all 12 games for the Flyers in 2008. OhioCollegeFootball.com named him its 2009 FCS Defensive Player of the Year. A crucial element to one of the best defenses in the FCS, Heenan was second on the team in sacks (7) and tackles for loss (12.5) and tallied 50 tackles to lead the defensive line. He also returned a fumble 77 yards against Davidson to record his first collegiate touchdown, and secure the 600th win in Dayton football history. Heenan’s performance in 2008 earned him Second Team All-Pioneer Football League honors. He was also named to the 2008 ESPN The Magazine Second Team Academic All-America Team. At the conference level, he is a two-time Academic All-PFL selection (first team in 2008, second team in 2007) and is a four-time member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll. His teammates voted him the 2008 recipient of the Emil Karas Most Inspirational Award. Heenan moved to defensive tackle for the 2007 season, after lettering as a linebacker as a sophomore, and came through in a big way. In his first season as a starter, Heenan was tied for second on the team in tackles in the backfield (11.0), and added 7.5 sacks and 51 total tackles. He also blocked one kick and batted down four passes. He was named the 2007 Most Improved Player of the Year for the Flyers as well as earning the honor of ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Second Team. Heenan played in nine games in 2006, and had four tackles. He did not see game action in 2005, but he was named the 2005 Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year.
PERSONAL
Son of George and Barbara Heenan... He has two brothers, Brendan and Ryan, as well as his sister Colleen...Born November 12, 1986...Majoring in Pre-Med, his career ambition is to be an orthopedic surgeon...A four-year, two-way starter, Heenan was a two-time All-Michigan performer at Lake Michigan Catholic High School. He was a team captain in football, basketball and track, and a member of the National Honor Society.
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KALEN HEMMELGARN RS SENIOR • DT • 6-1 • 249 ST. HENRY, OH/ST. HENRY
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CAREER STATS Def. Stats 2006 2007 2008
UT 2 20 16
AT 0 21 28
Total 2 41 44
TOTAL
38
49
87
Sacks 1.0-6 8.5-54 5.0-44
TFL 1.0-6 10.5-63 11.5-60
14.5-104 23.0-129
AT DAYTON
In 2008 Hemmelgarn started all 12 games for the Flyers while battling through a shoulder injury. He totaled 44 tackles, 11.5 of which were for loss and 5 sacks. As a result, Hemmelgarn was named to the 2008 All-Pioneer Football League 1st Team. Off the field Hemmelgarn was named to the ESPN the Magazine’s Academic All-District 2nd Team. He also earned UD’s “Beno” Keiter Award for four-year contributions to the football program. In 2007 Hemmelgarn came out of nowhere last year to be named First Team Sports Network FCS Mid-Major All-America. He was also named an Honorable Mention All-American on the Sports Network’s All-America team that encompassed all of FCS football. Along with being named an All-Pioneer Football League 1st Team selection. Hemmelgarn was nationally ranked in fumbles recovered (3) and sacks (8.5), and totaled 41 tackles, 10.5 of which were for a loss. He also forced two fumbles and batted down four passes. All impressive enough, but even more so when you realize he was not listed as a starter for any game last year. He saw action in eight games and had two unassisted tackles while earning his first letter in 2006. He did not play as a freshman. He was a member of the 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008 PFL Academic Honor Rolls.
PERSONAL
Son of Bill and Sue Hemmelgarn...He has a sister,Kylee, who also attends UD and younger brother, Kent...Born on February 4, 1987...He is also known by his teammates as “Hemi” or “Garn”... Majoring in Entrepreneurship...Was a team captain of the Ohio state champion St. Henry football team as a senior. He was Second Team All-Northwest Ohio. He was a member of the National Honor Society, a two-time academic all-league selection, and belonged to 12 different extra-curricular clubs in high school.
Int. 0 0 0 0
LETTERWINNERS
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SCOTT HORCHER SENIOR • CB • 5-11 • 190 CARPENTERSVILLE, IL/DUNDDE CROWN
CAREER STATS Def. Stats UT
AT
Total
TFL
PBU
Int.
2006 2007 2008
14 34 18
13 19 12
27 53 30
0.5-0 1.0-1 0.0-0
4 5 5
3-7 2-82 1-0
TOTALS
66
44
110 1.5-1 14 6-89
AT DAYTON Horcher played in 11 games during the 2008 season, starting seven. As a junior he tallied 30 tackles, one interception, one fumble recovery and 11 passes defended. As a sophomore, Horcher earned his second letter after starting all 12 games. He was sixth on the team in tackles, recording 53 for the season. He had two interceptions for 82 yards and five pass breakups. Horcher was thrown into the fire as a freshman when he was inserted into the starting lineup to replace injured All-America cornerback Casey Klaus. Horcher started the last seven games of the season, and was credited with 27 tackles (14 solo). His three interceptions tied Brandon Cramer for the most on the team, and his four passes batted down tied John Hoppe for team honors. He was the only freshman to letter in 2006, and was that year’s recipient of the ROTC Cannonball Award, which goes to the team’s top newcomer. He is a two-time member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
A National Honor Society scholar, Horcher was first-team all-conference in football, wrestling and baseball during his time at Dundee Crown. He was also team captain of both the football and wrestling squads. He was a four-year, three-sport athlete. Named to the conference all-academic team, he also won awards for sportsmanship, leadership and community service while in high school. Son of Scott and Sandy Horcher he has four siblings, Ryan, Jason, Brittany, and Candice…Born July 22, 1987… Majoring in Physical Education
3D
TYLER HUJIK SOPHOMORE • WR • 5-11 • 165 KENOSHA, WI/TREMPER
CAREER STATS Receiving 2008
No. 15
Yds. 101
TD 0
LP 17
Avg. 8.4
TOTALS
15
101
0
17
8.4
AT DAYTON Hujik will miss the 2009 season following off-season shoulder surgery. In 2008 Tyler played in eight games as a slot receiver as a true freshmen in 2008. He had 15 catches for 101 yards and received the ROTC Cannonball of the Year award as the team’s top newcomer.
PERSONAL
Son of Marc and Terri Hujik....Born on November 8, 1989....Has two sisters, Alexa and Sydney....Majoring in Finance....Hujik was team captain and Tremper High School’s Offensive MVP in 2007....was selected First Team All-Wisconsin, was conference Player of the Year and a nominee of both Wisconsin Player of the Year and Old Spice State Player of the Year....received Ameche Award....was a member of National Honor Society and a two-time class Vice-President....graduated in the top 10% of class.
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RS SOPH. • TE • 6-3 • 235
GAITHERSBURG, MD/GONZAGA COLLEGE HS
AT DAYTON Johnston came to UD as a defensive back and after redshirting the 2007 season and adding 35 pounds, he moved to defensive end and played in three games for the Flyers in 2008. He is now on offense, now as a tight end. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL Son of James and Fristen Johnston....Born January 24, 1989....Has one sister and one brother....Majoring in Business at UD....Alex was team captain, and first team all-conference in football and a two-year letterman in track for Gonzaga.
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
ALEX JOHNSTON
27
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
2
JMICHAEL JONARD RS SENIOR • WR • 6-0 • 195 GALENA, OH/BIG WALNUT
CAREER STATS Receiving 2006 2007
No. 5 64
Yds. 38 756
TD 0 6
LP 18 83
Avg. 7.6 11.9
TOTALS
69
794
6
83
11.5
AT DAYTON
Jonard did not see any game action in 2008 after setting a new record for receptions in a season in 2007. He started 10 of the Flyers 12 games in 2007, missing two due to an ankle injury but he led the team in receiving with a then-record 64 catches for 756 yards with six touchdowns for the Flyers (Justin Millio caught 66 passes in 12 games in 2008). In 2006, he played in nine games, with five receptions for 38 yards. Jonard was also a member of the 2006 PFL Academic Honor Roll Jonard did not play in any games in 2005 and was redshirted, but was named the Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year. He is expected to start in the slot again in 2009.
PERSONAL
Son of J and Linda Jonard...Born on March 22, 1987...His brother, Taylor, plays football for Lake Erie College...Majoring in Sports Management... He was Second Team All-Ohio and two-time all league and all-district selection for Big Walnut High School. He was team captain in football and basketball.
8
A.J. KALTENBACH
RS SOPH. • FLYER • 5-11 • 195 NEW ALBANY, OH/ST. FRANCIS DeSALES
CAREER STATS Def. Stats 2008
UT 6
AT 2
Total 8
TFL 0.0-0
PBU 0
Int. 0
CAREER
6
2
8
0.0-0
0
0
Def. Stats UT 2008 2
AT 2
Total 4
PBU 0.0-0
TFL 0
Int. 0
CAREER
2
4
0.0-0
0
0
AT DAYTON
Kaltenbach is listed behind James Vercammen at Flyer heading into 2009. Kaltenbach saw game action in seven games for the Flyers during the 2008 campaign. He recorded eight tackles, six of which were unassisted, blocked a kick and had a kick return for five yards. In 2007, Kaltenbach sat out the season as a redshirt. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of James Kaltenbach and Elizabeth Carnes....Born on January 4, 1989....Has one brother and three sisters....Majoring in Business Marketing at UD....Kaltenbach was a team captain, First Team All-Central Ohio, and Second Team All-Ohio in 2006. He was a three-time All-Central Ohio baseballer and also second team all-state. A.J. was a member of National Honor Society and is currently part of the University of Dayton Honors Program.
11
DEVON LANGHORST RS SOPHOMORE • DE • 6-3 • 225 SIDNEY, OH/SIDNEY
28
CAREER STATS
2
AT DAYTON
In 2008, Langhorst saw action in eight games for the Flyers and recorded four tackles. He is expected to see some prime time as a backup end in 2009. After beginning his career as a linebacker, he is now playing defensive end. He redshirted the 2007 season. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Rick and Claudia Langhorst....Born on January 24, 1989....Has one brother, Ethan....Majoring in Education....Devon was team captain, team MVP both junior and senior year, and selected First Team All-Southwest Ohio. He was also all-conference in track as a long jumper and pole-vaulter. Devon was selected as the Athlete of the Year at his high school and is a member of National Honor Society.
LETTERWINNERS
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SHANE LISTON RS SOPHOMORE • DT • 6-2 • 240 CHICAGO, IL/JOLIET CATHOLIC
CAREER STATS Def. Stats 2008
UT 1
AT 0
CAREER
1
0
0
AT DAYTON
Liston did not see any game action in the 2007 season. He saw playing time in eight games for the Flyers as a backup at defensive tackle last year, and is expected to fill that same role this season. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Jim and Lee Liston....Born on August 16, 1988....Has two brothers and a sister....Majoring in Business Leadership at UD....Liston was team captain, first team all-conference and first team all-country as a senior. He was also captain of the power lifting team and a member of the National Honor Society. His uncle, Brian Liston, played football at Purdue.
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ZACH McPHERSON SENIOR • TE • 5-11 • 205 NEWARK, OH/NEWARK CATHOLIC
0.0-0
TFL 0
Int. 0
0
0
CAREER STATS Rushing 2007 2008
No. 2 13
Yds. 6 31
TD 0 1
LP 4 9
Avg. 3.0 2.4
TOTALS
15
37
1
9
2.5
Receiving 2007 2008
No. 0 3
Yds. 0 4
TD 0 0
LP 0 4
Avg. 0.0 1.3
3
4
0
4
1.3
TOTALS
AT DAYTON
After three seasons in the backfield, McPherson is moving to tight end and is listed #1 on the depth chart in short-yardage situations. He played in eight games for the Flyers. He rushed 13 times for 31 yards and caught three passes for four yards. In 2007, McPherson saw action in two games. He rushed the ball twice for six yards to start of his career. McPherson was a late addition to the roster in 2006 and redshirted the season.
PERSONAL
Son of Dianne and Rick McPherson...Born August 31, 1987...A Communications Major at UD ...McPherson was Division Six Defensive Player of the year, first team all-state, district defensive player of the year, Columbus Dispatch First Team Defense, Newark Advocate (hometown newspaper) Offensive player of the year, broke the school record for touchdowns (27), and had 1,430 yards senior year at Newark Catholic.
34
Total PBU 0 0.0-0
JUSTIN MILLIO WELLINGTON, FL/WELLINGTON
CAREER STATS Rushing 2008
No. 13
Yds. 11
TD 1
LP 13
Avg. 0.9
TOTALS
13
11
1
13
0.9
Receiving 2008
No. 67
Yds. 526
TD 3
LP 31
Avg. 7.9
TOTALS
67
526
3
31
7.9
AT DAYTON
In his first season as a starter, Millio led the team and set a Flyer single-season record with 67 receptions (for 526 yards and three TD’s). He did not see any game action during the 2007 season. He came to UD as a running back, but converted to slot receiver in the spring of 2008. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Steven and Jamie Millio....Born on September 15, 1988....Has one sister, Danielle....Majoring in Physical Education....Was team captain and MVP as a senior for Wellington High....After earning Rookie of the Year honors as a freshman, he was first team all-conference, first team all-county, and played in the Outback Bowl All-Star Game....Was the Male Athlete of the Year as a senior.
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
RS SOPHOMORE • WR • 5-9 • 180
29
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
57
MIKE MORANTE
SENIOR • DT • 6-1 • 250 VENETIA, PA/PETERS TOWNSHIP
CAREER STATS Def. Stats UT 2007 1 2008 2
AT 2 5
Total 3 7
TFL 1.5-6 0.0-0
Sacks FRec. 0.5-5 0 0.0.-0 1
TOTAL
7
10
1.5-6
0.5-5
1
Sacks 1.0-7 0.0.-0
QBH 0 1
1.0-7
1
3
AT DAYTON
Morante played in 10 games in a reserve role in 2008 and was in on seven tackles, with a QB hurry and a fumble recovery. He is expected to be in the mix backing up fifth-year seniors Sean Heenan and Kalen Hemmelgarn again in 2009. Morante cut his teeth in a reserve role in 2007 season by seeing action in four games and contributing three tackles and a sack. Morante redshirted as a freshman.
PERSONAL
Son of Carl and Donna Morante....Born on February 12, 1988....Has one brother, Dave....Majoring in Business Finance with a minor in Marketing....A three-year, two-way starter for Peters Township, Morante was named all-conference as a sophomore, junior and senior. He set the school single-season record for tackles (95) as a senior, and finished fifth in career tackles. He was captain of the team his senior year and also a member of the Pittsburgh Fabulous 22 his junior and senior years.
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GREG OCHAB RS SENIOR • DE • 6-2 • 250 COLUMBUS, OH/ST. CHARLES
CAREER STATS Def. Stats 2007 2008
UT 1 2
AT 0 2
TOTAL
3
2
AT DAYTON
Ochab returned for the 2008 season ready to contribute, and did so seeing minutes in ten of the 12 games for the Flyers. He tallied four tackles for the team. In 2007, he saw game action in two games and recorded a sack. He redshirted as a freshman, and coming off a knee injury suffered in 2005, did not see game action as a sophomore in 2006. He was a member of the 2005 PFL Academic Honor Roll. He is expected to move into the starting lineup for the Flyers in 2009.
PERSONAL
Son of Michael and Edith Ochab...Born on November 6, 1986...Majoring in Political Science...Was a three-year letterwinner, all-city honorable mention and first team all-conference in football. He was also All-Ohio, first team all-conference and team captain in wrestling.
83
Total TFL 1 1.0-7 4 1.0-2 5
2.09
ANTHONY PAPP SENIOR • WR • 6-3 • 195 NAPERVILLE, IL/NEUQUA VALLEY
CAREER STATS Receiving 2007 2008
No. 3 1
Yds. 30 19
TD 0 0
LP 18 19
Avg. 10.0 19.0
4
49
0
19
12.3
TOTALS
30
AT DAYTON
Papp finished the 2008 season on the depth chart, and that’s where he is again after a strong spring. He enters the year behind Steve Valentino on the two-deep. In 2008 Papp saw action in four games, tallying one catch for 19 yards. In 2007 he also saw action in four games, hauling in three catches for 30 yards. Papp redshirted for the Flyers during the 2006 season.
PERSONAL
Son of Thomas and Janice Papp...Born on March 17, 1988...Has two siblings...Majoring in Marketing...Papp was an All-UpState Conference performer and team captain in high school.
19D
JEFF PECHAN RS SOPH. • QB • 6-2 • 175 ST. CHARLES, IL/ST. CHARLES NORTH
CAREER STATS Passing Att.-Com.-Int. Yds. 2008 54-32-0 377
Pct. .593
Eff. 136.24
TD 3
TOTALS
54-32-0
377
.593
136.24
3
Rushing 2008
No. 32
Yds. 104
TD 2
LP 35
Avg. 3.2
TOTALS
25
18
1
18
0.7
LP 45
TB 1
FC I20 2 4
Blkd 0
TOTALS 11 347 31.5 45
1
2
AT DAYTON
After playing in eight games and starting two (including the overtime win at Butler), Pechan appeared to have the inside track at succeeding Rob Florian at quarterback for the Flyers. But an-on-the-job accident suffered over the summer required surgery on his right (throwing) shoulder and put him out for the 2009 campaign. He completed 32 of 54 passes (.593) for 377 yards and three touchdowns in 2008. He also rushed a total of 104 yards, which resulted in two touchdowns. As a freshman, Pechan redshirted the season. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Don and Sue Pechan....Born on September 5, 1988....Majoring in Business Accounting at UD....Pechan was selected Special Mention All-Illinois his senior year for St. Charles North High School. He was Third Team Upstate 8 as well as recipient of academic all-conference honors.
12
JARED PHILLIPS SOPHOMORE • QB/P • 6-1 • 195 ALPENA, MI/ALPENA
CAREER STATS Punting No. Yds. Avg. 2008 11 347 31.5
AT DAYTON
In the 2008 season, Phillips saw game action in three games for the Flyers, punting 11 times for a 31.5 average. He had a long punt of 45 yards and put four punts inside the 20-yard-line. He is in the mix to see time at quarterback this season. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Howie and Grace Phillips....Born on November 15, 1989....Has one brother, Kyle....Majoring in Exercise Science at UD....A versatile performer, Phillips lettered in football, basketball, baseball and track for Alpena High School. He was team captain in both football and basketball, Alpena’s Offensive Player of the Year as a senior, and an all-conference honoree as a quarterback and punter. He was a member of National Honor Society, recipient of four academic letters and graduated in the top 5% of his class.
4
0
76
DAN PRINDLE RS SOPHOMORE • OT • 6-3 • 275
AT DAYTON
In 2008: After redshirting the 2007 season, Prindle was listed at #2 right tackle on the pre-season depth chart. He was able to see playing time in every one of the Flyers 12 games of the 2008 season, and is expected to start at right tackle this season. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Eric and Kim Prindle....Has two sisters and a brother....Born February 24, 1989....Majoring in Mechanical Engineering....Is a UD Scholar Athlete and member of the Berry Scholars Program....Prindle was Carroll’s team captain, First Team All-GCL, First Team All-Dayton Area, First Team All-Southwest Ohio and Second Team Division II. He was a member of National Honor Society and finished in the top 10 of his class.
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
FAIRBORN, OH/CARROLL
31
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
48
MATT RIDDLE JUNIOR • DE • 6-2 • 220 KISKI, PA/KISKI AREA HS & KISKI PREP
CAREER STATS Def. Stats UT 2007 1 2008 0
AT 0 0
Total 1 0
TOTAL
0
1
1
AT DAYTON
In 2008, Riddle worked his way onto the field, seeing playing time in the final four of the Flyer’s games of the season. He is being moved from linebacker to end, and is already on the two-deep there heading into the 2009 campaign. In 2007, as a freshman, Riddle made his Dayton debut against Valparaiso, where he recorded a solo tackle for the Flyers. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Steven and Mary Jo Riddle....Born March 6, 1988....Has one sister, Stephanie....Majoring in Business Finance and Entrepreneurship....Riddle was captain of both the football and wrestling teams, and also lettered in track. As a footballer, he was selected all-conference. In wrestling, he finished eighth in state in 2006 and third in nationals in 2007.
TFL 0.0-0 0.0-0
Sacks QBH 0.0-0 0 0.0-0 0
0.0-0 0.0-0
0
31
JOE RIES SENIOR • LB • 6-1 • 210 CINCINNATI, OH/ST. XAVIER
CAREER STATS Def. Stats 2007 2008
UT 4 35
AT 4 39
Total PBU 8 1 74 7
TFL 0-0 7.5-31
TOTALS
39
43
82
7.5-31 2-23
AT DAYTON
Ries had a breakout season in 2008, starting all 12 games for the Flyers. His 74 tackles was second-best on the team, with 35 solo, 7.5 for loss, three sacks, two interceptions and, two fumble recoveries. His performance earned him a 2008 First Team All-Pioneer Football League Selection. Ries is also a member of the 2008 PFL Academic First Team and the ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District First Team. Ries saw game action in eight games for the Flyers in 2007. He recorded eight tackles and a sack. Ries did not see game action in 2006. He is a three-time member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Bob and Barb Ries...Born on May 2, 1988...Majoring in Sport Management...Ries was captain of St. Xavier’s state championship team in 2005. He was First Team All-GCL and earned the U.S. Army Team Player Award. He was also a member of the National Honor Society and the Spanish Honor Society.
23
ERIC ROBBE
RS SOPHOMORE • S • 6-1 • 205 CINCINNATI, OH/ST. XAVIER
32
AT DAYTON
Robbe is projected to provide depth at safety and contribute on special teams going into the 2009 season. He saw game action in five games for the Flyers in 2008. Robbe redshirted the 2007 season.
PERSONAL
Son of Dave and Marcy Robbe....Born on July 30, 1989....Majoring in Business....Robbe was selected Second Team All-GCL and Second Team All-Cincinnati as a senior for St. X.
8
Int. 0-0 2-23
LETTERWINNERS
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BLAKE SAUL RS SOPHOMORE • C • 6-0 • 270 HILLIARD, OH/HILLIARD DAVIDSON
AT DAYTON
Saul was penciled in as UD’s starting center heading into the 2008 season and did, in fact, start all 12 games for the Flyers. He returns to anchor an offensive line that has plenty of experience, but just two returning starters in 2009. He did not see any action for the Flyers during the 2007 season.
PERSONAL
Son of David and Lynn Saul....Born on March 7, 1989....Has two brothers, Mike and Patrick....Majoring in Biology with a Psychology minor.... Saul was team captain of the Hilliard Davidson’s 2006 State Champions. He was also Second Team All-Ohio and First Team All-Conference. A three-sport letterwinner (football, wrestling and track), Saul was a district qualifier in wrestling.
37
MATT SMYTH RS SENIOR • CB • 5-11 • 195 HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO/HIGHLANDS RANCH
CAREER STATS Def. Stats UT 2006 11 2007 7 2008 33
AT 9 2 15
Total 20 9 48
PBU 3 2 19
TFL 0-0 0-0 1.5-1
Int. 1-21 0-0 2-58
TOTALS
26
77
24
1.5-1
3-79
51
AT DAYTON
Smyth was projected to start at safety earning two letters as a backup corner and special teams player heading into 2008. He started the first two games of the year there before injuries necessitated his return to corner for the rest of the season. Despite the shuffling, he had a fantastic season, leading all of FCS football in passes defended, breaking up 19 passes and intercepting two more for an average of 1.75 passes defended per game. He added 48 tackles, 33 of which were solo, two forced fumbles and a touchdown interception return on the season. Smyth finished second on the team in interceptions and sixth in solo tackles. During the 2007 season, Smyth saw action in all 12 games for the Flyers with seven solo tackles and two assisted tackles. In 2006, he had 20 tackles (11 solo), three passes broken up and an interception in 10 games. Smyth did not play in any games as a freshman in 2005. He is a four-time member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll. In addition, he received ESPN the Magazine Second Team Academic All-District and Second Team Academic All-PFL recognition in 2008.
PERSONAL
Son of Dave Smyth and Sharon Swiderski...Born on September 17, 1986....Has one sister and one brother....Majoring in Business Economics....Smyth was team captain and team MVP in football for Highlands Ranch High School. He was first team all-conference and an all-league defensive back and kick returner selection. In track, he was a four-year letterwinner and a member of the 4x200 state runner-up relay team. He earned Second Team All-Colorado accolades. Smyth was also a member of the French National Honor Society.
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SENIOR • OT • 6-1 • 280 BETHEL PARK, PA/BETHEL PARK
AT DAYTON
Studt played in all 12 games for the Flyers in 2008 and started four. He is projected to remain in the starting lineup at left tackle in 2009. Studt was a member of the Fall 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll. He lettered in 2007 playing in nine games. He did not see game action in 2006, but was named Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year.
PERSONAL
Son of Paul and Janice Studt...Brother is Brian...Born on October 6, 1987...Majoring in Mechanical Engineering...Studt was team captain and named first team all-conference twice (defensive tackle as a junior, offensive tackle as a senior) for the Bethel Park football team, and he was selected to play in the PSFCA East West All-Star game. Studt was a member of the National Honor Society and earned three varsity letters in football and three in track.
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
ERIC STUDT
33
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
15
DAN SULLIVAN SENIOR • WR • 5-10 • 172 McMURRAY, PA/PETERS TOWNSHIP
CAREER STATS Def. Stats UT 2007 1 2008 0
AT 3 1
Total 4 1
PBU 0 0
TOTALS
4
5
0
1
AT DAYTON
Sullivan lettered as a backup safety and special teams player in 2007, getting in on four tackles. He saw playing time in 11 games for the Flyers in 2008 and is being counted on to fill the same role in 2009. He redshirted his freshman season. He is a three-time member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Bill and Cheryl Sullivan...Born on September 24, 1987...Has two brothers, Shane and Pat....Majoring in Marketing...A two year captain at PTHS, Sullivan was named team MVP, first team all-conference, first team all-area and honorable mention all-state. He was also a member of the track team. His brother Shane played wide receiver at Allegheny.
TFL 0.0-0 0.0-0
Int. 0-0 0-0
0.0-0 0-0
CAREER STATS Passing Att.-Com.-Int. Yds. Pct. Eff. 2007 5-3-1 3 .600 25.04 2008 15-5-0 33 .333 51.81 TOTALS 20-8-1 36 .400 45.12
7
STEVE VALENTINO
SENIOR • WR • 5-10 • 172 SOLON, OH/SOLON
34
TD 0 0 0
Rushing 2007 2008 TOTALS
No. 11 34 45
Yds. 51 103 154
TD 1 0 1
LP 13 34 34
Avg. 4.6 3.0 3.4
Receiving 2007 2008 TOTALS
0 50 50
0 626 626
0 4 4
0 46 46
0.0 12.5 12.5
Punt Returns No. 2007 2 2008 24 TOTALS 26
Yds. 26 283 309
TD 0 0 0
LP 17 37 37
Avg. 13.0 11.8 11.9
Kickoff Returns 2007 0 2008 19 TOTALS 19
0 454 454
0 0 0
0 48 48
0.0 23. 23.9
AT DAYTON
Valentino’s job description has gone from redshirt freshman quarterback, to backup quarterback who can also play wide receiver, to all-league wide receiver who is also a threat to run or pass the ball. Throw in his roles as a kickoff and punt returner, as holder for PAT’s and field goals, designated kick blocker, team captain and yes, emergency quarterback, and it’s easy to see why he is one of the PFL’s top impact players. Valentino was a new starter at a new position in 2008, and he earned First Team All-PFL honors as a wideout and honorable mention PFL honors as a kick returner. He was honored after catching 50 passes (2nd on the team) for 626 yards (1st) and four TD’s (1st) and averaging team-best 23.9 yards on kickoff returns and 11.8 yards on punt returns. The fastest Flyer (4.47 in the 40) was in the top five in the PFL in receiving yards per game (5th, 52.2), punt return average (5th, 11.8), kickoff return average (2nd, 23.9) and all-purpose yards per game (4th, 122.2). He earned his first letter during the 2007 season, seeing action in 11 games for the Flyers, running 11 times for 56 yards and a TD, completing three of five passes for three yards and returning two punts for 26 yards. Valentino is a two-time member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll, and was Second Team Academic All-PFL in 2008
PERSONAL
Son of Frank and Linda Valentino...Born on October 30, 1987...Majoring in Entrepreneurship... Valentino was a three sport captain at Solon (football, basketball and baseball), was named County Player of the Year and a First Team All Ohio safety as a senior. He was named the MVP of the East-West Greater Cleveland Coaches Association All-Star Game. He was point guard on the basketball team and MVP of the baseball team. He was also a member of National Honor Society. His sister Jessica was a gymnast at Miami.
LETTERWINNERS
38
JAMES VERCAMMEN SENIOR • FLYER • 5-10 • 192 BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI/GROVES
CAREER STATS Def. Stats UT 2007 6 2008 36
AT 9 26
Total 15 62
TFL 2.0-23 6.5-24
PBR 0 4
Int. 0-0 1-22
TOTALS
35
77
8.5-47
4
1-22
42
AT DAYTON
Vercammen participated in 11 of the 12 games for the Flyers in the 2008 campaign, joining the starting line-up for four. He recorded one interception for 22 yards, an unassisted sack and 62 tackles (36 of which were solo). He was fourth on the team in hits, and had a career-high 14 tackles (11 solo) at Jacksonville. He is expected to start full-time at Flyer in 2009. In 2007, Vercammen contributed to the Flyer season with 15 tackles. He saw action in 11 games. Vercammen redshirted the season in 2006, but was named a Scout Team Player of the Week going into the Drake game.
PERSONAL
Son of David Vercammen and Lynn Medow...Born on September 1, 1987... Majoring in Political Science...Vercammen was a captain on three teams at Groves (football, wrestling and track). In football, he was named first team all-metro and first team all-county.
21
CHASE WALTON SOPHOMORE • CB • 5-11 • 185 COLUMBUS, OH / HILLIARD DARBY
CAREER STATS Def. Stats UT AT 2008 6 1 TOTALS
6
AT DAYTON
Walton was the latest Flyer freshman cornerback expected to make an impact right out of the chute, following current teammates Scott Horcher (seven starts in 2006) and Joe Castaneda (PFL Rookie of the Year in 2007). As a freshman in 2008, Walton played in 11 games totaling seven tackles and two passes defended.
PERSONAL
Son of Eugene and Jill Battisti....born on August 16, 1990....has two sisters and one brother....Walton’s major is currently undecided....was a First Team All-OCC performer in football, track and wrestling, for Hilliard Darby High School. In addition to captaining the wrestling team, he was a 2007-08 State Qualifier and two-time district qualifier. His brother Chance was a four-year letterwinner (2003-06) at corner for the Flyers.
1
Total 7
TFL 0.0-0
PBR 1
Int. 0-0
7
0.0-0
1
0-0
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JON WARFORD RS SOPHOMORE • OT • 6-1 • 260
AT DAYTON
Warford saw action in six of the games during the 2008 season after redshirting in 2007. He is on the two-deep behind Dan Prindle heading into the 2009 season. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Warford is the son of Jay and Wanda. He was born January 24, 1989. Warford was a two-sport captain (football and wrestling) for Amherst Steele High School. In football, he was First Team All-Northeast Ohio, and first team all-county. He was a member of the National Honor Society and finished in the top 10 of his senior class. He is a pre-medicine major
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
AMHERST, OH/AMHERST STEELE
35
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
1
JUSTIN WATKINS SENIOR • WR • 5-11 • 185 ENGLEWOOD, OH/NORTHMONT
CAREER STATS Receiving 2007 2008
No. 20 16
Yds. 355 286
TD 6 3
LP 41 57
Avg. 17.8 17.9
TOTALS
36
641
9
57
17.8
AT DAYTON
After two seasons as a downfield threat in the Flyers’ wideout rotation, Justin Watkins moves into the starting 11 full-time in 2009. In 2007 the redshirt sophomore caught 20 balls and led Dayton in yards per catch (17.8). Six of his receptions were for TD’s, which was tied for second on the team. He tore is ACL in the final regular season game of the year, but came back eight months afterwards and started six games and played in all 12 contests of the 2008 season for the Flyers. Watkins caught 16 passes for 286 yards and three touchdowns, which was tied for second on the team. His 17.9 yards per catch were also second on the team. He also had one carry for 13 yards and a key touchdown vs. Butler. He is the third Flyer receiver to take on the recent tradition of UD’s top returning wideout switching to the #1 jersey. Michigan native and UD’s second-leading career receiver Ryan Wrobleski started it in 2003 and third-leading receiver Nick Ruhe picked up the baton in 2005. Watkins made the move in 2008. He is a two-time member of the PFL Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Marty and Beth Barker...Born on March 29, 1988...Has two brothers, Tyler and Chad....Majoring in Special Education...A three-sport captain (football, basketball and baseball) at Northmont, Watkins was all-conference in each sport. He also graduated in the top 10% of his senior class and was a member of the National Honor Society.
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BEN WELSH
SOPHOMORE • S • 6-1 • 190 GOODLAND, IN/SOUTH NEWTON
CAREER STATS Def. Stats UT 2008 10
AT 4
Total TFL 14 1.0-1
TOTALS
4
14
10
1.0-1
PBR 0
Int. 1-0
0
1-0
AT DAYTON
The coaches are excited about Welsh and have him penciled in the starting lineup after a good freshmen season in 2008 Welsh saw action in eight games for the Flyers. He returned 11 punts for 104 yards with a long of 27 yards. Defensively, Welsh tallied 14 tackles (one for a loss), and one interception. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Born on June 12,1989 to Jeff and Teresa, Welsh is one of three children. He was team captain, team MVP and conference Player of the Year in both football and basketball as a senior at South Newton High School. He was also First Team All-Indiana and was chosen to play in the Indiana North-South All-Star football game. He was a member of National Honor Society, ranked fifth in his class. He is studying electrical engineering at UD.
55
BRANDON WINGEIER
SENIOR • DE • 6-3 • 241 NEWARK, OH/NEWARK
36
CAREER STATS Def. Stats UT 2007 3 2008 15
AT 5 24
Total 8 39
Sacks 2.0-20 5.0-24
TOTALS
29
47
7.0-44 12.5-56 2
18
TFL FF 2.5-21 0 10.0-35 2
AT DAYTON
Wingeier returns for his second season as a starter after a 2008 season where he was an elite performer on and off the field. In the field, Wingeier started all twelve games of the season for the Flyers. He added 39 tackles to the team, (ten of which were in the backfield) with 15 being unassisted tackles. He had five sacks for a total loss of 24 yards. Off the field, he was named an ESPN The Magazine First Team All-American, and First Team Academic All-PFL. After redshirting as a freshman, Wingeier played in 11 games for the Flyers during the 2007 season. He saw much of action on special teams, but on the year, he had eight hits (three solo) and two sacks worth 20 yards in opponent losses. He is a three-time member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Ben and Debbie Wingeier...Born on November 26, 1987...has one sister, Leah....Majoring in Mechanical Engineering...Wingeier was first team all league and all-county in football. In hockey, he was a three-time captain and named to the league all-star team as a senior. Wingeier was a member of the National Honor Society and graduated with the top 5% of his senior class.
LETTERWINNERS
16
STEVE WIRKUS RS SOPHOMORE • WR • 5-10 • 192 BROADVIEW HEIGHTS, OH/ BRECKSVILLE-BROADVIEW HEIGHTS
AT DAYTON
In 2008, Wirkus saw action in four games throughout the season. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll. Wirkus redshirted during the 2007 season.
PERSONAL
Son of Mark and Jan Wirkus...Born October 10, 1988...He has three siblings, Chris, Kevin, and Emily...Wirkus was a football captain, and first-team all-conference in football, basketball and baseball in high school. He was a member of National Honor Society and graduated in the top 10% of his class. He is studying Accounting at UD.
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ANDREW ZAPINSKI WESTMONT, IL/WESTMONT
CAREER STATS Rushing 2007 2008
No. 16 10
Yds. 78 51
TD 1 0
LP 22 11
Avg. 4.9 5.1
TOTALS
26
129
1
22
5.0
AT DAYTON
Zapinski figures to see plenty of time in the backfield this season after backing up Ben Shappie the last two seasons. In the 2008 season, Zapinski saw action in eight games. He carried the ball 10 times for 51 net yards. Zapinski lettered as a freshman, seeing action in nine games in the 2007 season. He carried the ball 16 times and gained 86 yards (4.9 yards per attempt) and scored a TD. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Rob and Sue Zapinski....Born on January 29, 1989....Has one brother and two sisters....Majoring in Education at UD....Andy was a three-sport team captain (football, basketball, baseball). He was First Team 3A All-Illinois, an All-State selection in football and a three-time All-Conference honoree in both football and baseball. He was a member of National Honor Society and finished top 15 of his class.
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
JUNIOR • RB • 5-11 • 195
37
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
74
DAVE ALLEN RS FRESHMAN • OG • 6-2 • 250 SEWICKLEY, PA/SHADY SIDE ACADEMY
AT DAYTON
Allen was redshirted for the 2008 season. He is expected to see time as a backup guard in 2009.
PERSONAL
Son of David and Joy Allen…Born on March 5, 1990…A Business major…Allen was first team all-conference in football. He also lettered in wrestling and track.
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BRYAN BAILIN RS FRESHMAN • LB • 6-2 • 215 NAPERVILLE, IL/NAPERVILLE NORTH
AT DAYTON
Bailin did not see game action in the 2008 season. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Mark and Gayle Bailin....Born August 27, 1989....Has three sisters.... Majoring in Business Marketing and Entrepreneurship....Bailin was first team all-conference and first team all-area for the 2007 Illinois state champions, as well as Honorable Mention All-Illinois. He also was a two-year letterwinner on the basketball team. Bailin was a member of National Honor Society and a two-time Academic All-Area selection.
56
BILLY BAIR RS FRESHMAN • OT • 6-1 • 265 BETHEL PARK, PA/BETHEL PARK
AT DAYTON
Bair did not see any game action in the 2008 season. He is projected to back up high school teammate Eric Studt at left tackle in 2009.
PERSONAL
Son of Don and Amy Bair....Born on August 11, 1990....Has three sisters and a brother....Majoring in Political Science at UD....A team captain for Bethel Park, Bair was selected first team all-conference and Almanac First-Team All Stars.
20
SEAN BELANGER RS SOPHOMORE • LB • 6-2 • 225 ROCKY RIVER, OH/ROCKY RIVER
AT DAYTON PERSONAL
38
Belanger did not see game action in the 2008 season. Son of Thomas Belanger and Maureen Bostwick....Born on February 2, 1990....Undeclared major in the College of Arts &Sciences… Has one sister, Melissa....Major is currently undecided....Captain of both the football and baseball teams in high school, Belanger was Second Team All-Ohio. He was also first team all-conference and all-district. He was selected to play in the Cleveland East-West All-Star game. As a senior, he was MVP on the baseball team and was selected to play in the All Star game.
44
SHEA BRINTLINGER RS SOPHOMORE • FLYER • 6-2 • 195 COLUMBUS, OH/BISHOP READY
AT DAYTON
Brintlinger did not see game action in 2008 for the Flyers.
PERSONAL
Son of William and Kathryn Brintlinger....Born on October 31, 1989.... Has two brothers, Keegan and Collin....Majoring in Education at UD.... Brintlinger was first team all-conference and second team all-district while at Bishop Ready High School. He was a two-time all-league selection and second team all-district. He was also a three-year letterman in basketball and a four-year letterman in baseball. On the diamond, he was a two-time all-league and all-district selection as well as an All-Ohio Honorable Mention honoree.
18
MATT BROCKBERG RS FRESHMAN • SASFETY • 6-3 • 190 NEW ALBANY, OH/ST. FRANCIS DeSALES
AT DAYTON PERSONAL
Brockberg did not see game action in the 2008 season for the Flyers. He was a member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll. Son of Kevin and Susan Brockberg....Born on November 18, 1989.... Has one brother and two sisters....Majoring in Pre-Medicine at UD.... Brockberg was a three-sport standout (football, basketball, track) for Troy High School. He was all-league, all-area and Academic All-Michigan as a senior.
66
FRANK BUSSE RS FRESHMAN • LB • 6-2 • 265 LUDLOW FALLS, OH/MILTON-UNION
AT DAYTON PERSONAL
Busse did not see game action in the 2008 season for the Flyers. He began his Flyer career on defense, but has moved to offense for 2009. Son of Lynne Busse…Born on July 24, 1989…Majoring in Sport Management…Busse helped lead Milton Union to the regional semifinals and a 10-2 record in 2007. A two-way standout on both lines, he was the Southwestern Buckeye League’s Offensive Lineman of the Year, Second Team All-Ohio and First Team All-Southwest District.
30
JAKE CONFORTI RS FRESHMAN • SAFETY • 6-1 • 205 GENEVA, IL/GENEVA
AT DAYTON
Conforti did not see any game action in 2008.
PERSONAL
Son of Jeffrey and Debra Conforti....Born on July 1, 1990....Has one sister, Jenna....Is an undecided Business major at UD....Conforti was team captain as a senior at Geneva High School. He was selected first team all-conference and First Team Beacon News All-Area. He came back from a severe knee injury as a junior to return to the lineup and intercept four passes in 2007. Also a standout hockey player in high school, Jake was named Tournament MVP at The Blackhawk Cup. From an athletic family, Conforti’s great-grandfather played on the 1952 World Series Yankees, his father, Jeffrey, played college football at Eastern Illinois, and his uncle played at Nebraska on the 1970 National Championship team.
RETURNEES ANDRE CRAWFORD RS FRESHMAN • FLYER • 6-0 • 200 NAPERVILLE, IL/NAPERVILLE NORTH
AT DAYTON
Crawford did not see any game action in 2008. He was named to the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Gregory and Michelle Crawford...Born December 27, 1989... Majoring in Business…Crawford was team captain of Naperville North’s 2007 State Football Champions. He was first-team all-conference, all-area, and all-district.
35
BRIAN CUGLIARI RS FRESHMAN • WR • 6-0 • 170 NORTH ROYALTON, OH/ST. IGNATIUS
AT DAYTON Cugliari did not see any game action during the 2008 season. PERSONAL
Son of Nick and Rose Cugliari...Born March 28, 1989...He has two siblings, Chris and Meghan...Majoring in Business...Cugliari was a football and track standout for St. Ignatius High School. His father Nick was a junior cornerback and kick returner on UD’s 1980 NCAA Division III national championship team, and mother is also a Dayton graduate. His younger sister Meghan is also attending UD.
60
14
KENTON FROEBE RS SOPHOMORE • K/P • 6-0 • 185 BROOKVILLE, OH/NORTHMONT
AT DAYTON
In 2007, Froebe redshirted and then he missed all of 2008 with an injury. He will go into the 2009 season as UD’s backup punter.
PERSONAL
Son of Keith and Shelly Froebe....Born on June 16, 1988....Has one sister, Kelly....Majoring in Mechanical Engineering....Kenton was team MVP, First Team All-GWOC, Dayton Daily News All-Area, and Second Team All-Southwest Ohio. He was a member of National Honor Society.
27
NIK GILLUM RS FRESHMAN • WR • 6-1 • 200 DAYTON, OH/VANDALIA-BUTLER
AT DAYTON
Gillum did not see playing time in the 2008 season for the Flyers. He is a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Timothy and Tammy Gillum....Born on July 16, 1989....Major is currently undecided in the College of Arts and Sciences....Gillum was a two-sport captain (football and basketball) as a senior for Vandalia-Butler High School....He was First Team All-GWOC, First Team All-Dayton Area and First Team All-Southwest District in football.... on the hardwood he received Honorable Mention in the GWOC Conference....set two school records on the track team in the 4x200 and 4x400 relays.
PHIL DeBOER RS FRESHMAN • DT • 6-4 • 270 ELMWOOD, IL/GUERIN COLLEGE PREP
AT DAYTON
DeBoer did not see game action in the 2008 season.
PERSONAL
Son of Randall and Julie DeBoer....Born on October 30, 1989.... Undeclared major in the College of Arts & Sciences…Has two brothers, Pat and Victor (who was an All-American football player at John Carroll)....DeBoer was a two-sport star for Guerin College Prep. In football, he was team captain, team Defensive MVP and first-team all-conference his junior and senior years. He was also a member of his school’s 2008 state championship hockey team.
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46D
TAYLOR HARRIS RS FRESHMAN • RB • 5-10 • 190 CENTERBERG, OH/HIGHLAND
AT DAYTON
Harris did not see any game action in 2008 but was named Scout Offensive Player of the Year. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll. He was in the running to be the starter in the backfield in 2009 before suffering a knee injury that will shelve him for the season.
PERSONAL
Son of Dan and Lisa Harris and Cheri Lassiter...He has four siblings-Bobby, Shea, Tabbitha and Josh...Born July 21, 1990...Majoring in Civil Engineering...Harris was First Team All-Ohio, conference Player of the Year and district co-Offensive Player of the Year in 2007 for Highland High School. He was also a team captain for Highland. Harris was a track conference champion in the 100, 200 and 400 meter dashes. He was member of National Honor Society.
OWEN ELGER RS FRESHMAN • OG • 6-2 • 275 SPRINGBORO, OH/SPRINGBORO
AT DAYTON
Elger did not see any action during the 2008 season.
PERSONAL
Son of Jess and Terri Elger...Born June 13, 1989...Majoring in Mechanical Engineering…He has two brothers, Elliot and Alex... Elger was two-time First Team All-Greater Western Ohio League and a Second Team All-Southwest Ohio District selection as a senior in high school.
36
DAN JACOB RS FRESHMAN • RB • 6-0 • 195 SIDNEY, OH/LEHMAN CATHOLIC
AT DAYTON
Jacob did not see game action in the 2008 season for the Flyers. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Bill and Peggy Jacob....Born on March 30, 1989....Has two brothers and one sister....Majoring in Business Accounting at UD.... Jacob was captain and MVP as a senior at Lehman Catholic. He was selected First Team All-Ohio, and was the District Offensive Player of the Year. He holds the school records for career rushing (4,554 yards) and TD’s (59). He was also the captain of the baseball team and a member of National Honor Society.
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
41
39
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
5
DAMARIO JONES RS FRESHMAN • SAFETY • 6-0 • 190 MANSFIELD, OH/MANSFIELD
49
NATE MILLER RS SOPHOMORE • K • 5-10 • 185 MEDINA, OH/MEDINA
AT DAYTON
Jones did not see any action in 2008 but was named Scout Defensive Player of the Year. He began his college career at cornerback, but was moved to safety for this season.
AT DAYTON
Miller saw action in one game during the 2008 season after redshirting in 2007. He is listed behind Nick Glavin on the 2009 preseason depth chart. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Don and LaVerne Jones...Born June 12, 1990...He has three siblings, Don Jr., Antoinette, and Micaela...Jones was team captain, all-district, and first team allconference player for Mansfield Senior. He is studying Sport Management at UD.
PERSONAL
Son of Scott and Denise Miller...Born on December 11, 1988...He has one sister, Kelli...Majoring in Business...Varsity letter winner in football and basketball... 2005 Pioneer Conference Honorable Mention and Second Team All-Northeast Ohio.
50
KEVIN KERN RS FRESHMAN • DE • 6-3 • 220
64
BILL PETRAIUOLO RS FRESHMAN • C • 6-1 • 260 HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, OH/MAYFIELD
TOLEDO, OH/ST. FRANCIS de SALES
AT DAYTON Kern did not see any game action in 2008. He was a member of the 2008 PFL
Petraiuolo did not see any action during the 2008 season. He was a member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll.
AT DAYTON
Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Mike and Martha Kern...He has one brother named Kent...Born March 2, 1990...Majoring in Business...Kern was first team all-city, first team all-district, first team all-region, and Honorable Mention All-State for St. Francs de Sales High School. He was also a two-year letterwinner in track and was a member of the Latin Honor Society.
28
BRIAN MACK
85
MATT PFLEGER RS FRESHMAN • WR • 6-2 • 200 KNOXVILLE, TN/KNOXVILLE CATHOLIC
RS FRESHMAN • RB • 6-0 • 195 HARRISON CITY, PA/PENN TRAFFORD
AT DAYTON
Mack redshirted the 2008 season for the Flyers.
PERSONAL
Son of David and Linda Mack....Born on February 27, 1990....Has one brother and one sister....Majoring in Business at UD....Mack was team captain, team MVP and first team all-conference as a senior at Penn Trafford High School. He was also a member of the East Elite team, the Pittsburgh Post Gazette’s Pittsburgh Fab 22 and the Foothills All-Star game. Mack was president of the student union.
70
JAMIE MEWHINNEY
AT DAYTON
Pfleger redshirted the 2008 season. He will see time as a slot receiver behind Justin Millio this year.
PERSONAL
Son of Chad and Lila Pfleger....Born on September 6, 1990....Has two brothers, Luke and John....Is an Undeclared Business major....Pfleger was a four-year letter winner in both football and baseball for Knoxville Catholic. He was an all-district and all-region selection both as a football player and a pitcher. He was captain of the football team and a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
54
DENNIS POELKING RS FRESHMAN • C • 6-2 • 245 DAYTON, OH/CHAMINADE-JULIENNE
RS FRESHMAN • OT • 6-2 • 255 BRUNSWICK, OH/ST. EDWARD’S
AT DAYTON PERSONAL
Mewhinney did not see any game action in 2008. He was a member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll. Mewhinney played tight end and defensive end for St. Edward’s High School, but is a tackle at UD. He started two years in football and was a three-year starter on the baseball team. Mewhinney was also a four-time member of the St. Edward’s honor roll. The son of Jim and Sharon Mewhinney...He has two siblings, Michael who plays football at John Carroll University, and sister Kayla...Majoring in Sport Management...Born October 19,1989
Born on December 9,1989....Son of William and Nancy....Petraiuolo has two siblings...Majoring in Pre-Medicine at UD. He was a Second Team All-Ohio, First Team All-Northeast Ohio Conference, and first team all-district performer for Mayfield High School.
PERSONAL
AT DAYTON
Poelking is listed behind Blake Saul at center heading into 2009. He did not see any game action in 2008.
PERSONAL
Poelking was selected Second Team All-GCL and Second Team All-Southwest Ohio for C-J. He is majoring in Marketing. He is the son of Michael and Monica Poelking...He has two brothers, Chris and Zach...Born December 10, 1989.
4
AARON PUGH RS FRESHMAN • SAFETY • 6-1 • 195 DETROIT, MI/NOVI
AT DAYTON PERSONAL 40
In 2008, Pugh did not see any action. He is behind Kevin Burns on the depth chart going into the year. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll. Son of Aaron Pugh and Belynda Thomas....Born on July 1, 1990.... Entrepreneurship and Accounting double major…Pugh was a defensive back and wide receiver on Novi’s 9-2 team that won a share of Kensington Valley Conference championship and advanced to the regional finals. He was listed #79 in the Michigan Elite Top 200 Players as a senior.
2D
RETURNEES
PAT SANKOVIC RS FRESHMAN• K • 6-0 • 160 CANFIELD, OH/CANFIELD
AT DAYTON
In 2008, Sankovic did not see any action.
PERSONAL
Son of Carol and Denny Sankovic…Born on March 10, 1990…Sankovic kicked a school-record 45 PAT’s as a senior for Canfield’s 10-2 team that reached the regional semifinals in 2007. In addition to football, he also lettered two seasons in tennis.
13D
CHARLES SAULTER
46
MATT SHURTLEFF RS FRESHMAN • CB • 6-0 • 200 CLEVELAND, OH/ST. IGNATIUS
AT DAYTON
In 2008, Shurtleff did not see any action.
PERSONAL
Son of Lee and Donna Shurtleff....Born on September 18, 1989.... Has four brothers (including his twin brother, Nick, who also attends UD)....Majoring in Accounting at UD....Shurtleff was Second Team All-Ohio and First Team All-District in 2007 for St. Ignatius. He was a member of the NE Ohio All-Star team and was a two-time state qualifier in track.
JUNIOR • CB • 5-9 • 160 CANTON, OH/CANTON CENTRAL CATHOLIC
AT DAYTON
Saulter joined the team in time for spring ball last year.
PERSONAL
Son of Twyla Saulter....Born on December 13, 1987...Has one sister, Leah.... Majoring in History...In high school he was All-Ohio, team MVP, all-district and all-conference. He was recipient of the 2006 Best Sprinter Award for the Canton Central Catholic track team.
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PATRICK SWEIGERT RS FRESHMAN • DE • 6-2 • 230 MENTOR, OH/LAKE CATHOLIC
AT DAYTON
In 2008, Sweigert did not see any game action. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
RS FRESHMAN • WR • 6-2 • 180
PERSONAL
Son of Joe and Ellen Sweigert...Born May 15, 1990...He has a brother Mike who plays baseball for Ohio University (Class of 2012)...His father Joe, played baseball for Ohio state (class of 1986)...Sweigert was team captain, all-conference and honorable mention all-region as a senior for Lake Catholic High School. He was the Lake County Touchdown Club’s Student-Athlete of the year. Sweigert is majoring in Biochemistry and is planning on going to medical school.
OAKDALE, PA/WEST ALLEGHENY
AT DAYTON
Savisky is listed behind Justin Watkins at wideout on the 2009 depth chart. He did not see any action in the 2008 season. He was a member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Born on February 16,1990 to Lew and Terri, Savisky has two siblings. He was first team all-conference in football. He was a four-year letterman in baseball, all-conference three times and was team captain of West Allegheny’s WPIAL championship team as a senior. He was a two-year letterman in football and all-conference in football junior and senior year. He was a member of National Honor Society and Spanish Club. He is majoring in pre-Physical Therapy.
51
BRAD SCHMITT RS SOPHOMORE • DT • 6-3 • 240 LOUISVILLE, KY/ST. XAVIER
AT DAYTON
Schmitt did not see any action for the Flyers during the 2008 season after redshirting as a freshman. He was a member of the 2007 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Dr. Steven and Ann Schmitt....Born on April 11, 1989....Has one sister, Abbey....Majoring in Pre-Law at UD....Schmitt was team captain and first team all-conference for the state runner-up Louisville St. Xavier High School 2006 team. He was selected as a participant in the Louisville East-West All-Star game, and was a member of the 2004 Division VI State Champion team as well as the 2004 and 2005 District Champion team.
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TYLER SCHUTZ RS FRESHMAN • WR • 6-2 • 205 MENTOR, OH/MENTOR
AT DAYTON
Schutz redshirted the 2008 season. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll. In addition to playing receiver, he is also in the running to be UD’s long snapper in 2009.
PERSONAL
Schutz is the son of Donald and Vickie. He was born June 23,1989. Schutz was team captain, first team all-conference and first team all-district as a senior for Mentor High School. He was in the top 10% of his class. He is a Leadership and Finance major with a minor in marketing.
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CHARLIE VASEY RS SOPHOMORE • DT • 6-2 • 240 CHAGRIN FALLS, OH/CHAGRIN FALLS
AT DAYTON
Vasey did not see any action in the 2008 season after redshirting as a freshman. He was a member of the 2008 PFL Academic Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Son of Roger and Debbie Vasey....Born on April 8, 1989....Has one brother and one sister....Majoring in Education at UD....Vasey was First Team All-Northeast Ohio. He was also first team all-county as a punter and a three-time all-conference academic team member.
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ZACH WEBER RS FRESHMAN • DT • 6-0 • 270 OCEANSIDE, CA/VISTA
AT DAYTON
In 2008, Weber did not see any action. He is expected to rotate in as UD’s third tackle this year.
PERSONAL
Son of Timothy and Andrea Weber...Born November 2, 1989... Majoring in Mechanical Engineering…He has four siblings, Josh, Nathan, Christopher, and Lauren... Weber played defensive tackle, defensive end, linebacker, fullback, tight end and long-snapped during his career at Vista High School. He was Vista’s Most Improved Player in 2006, and winner of the “Spirit of the Panther” award in 2007.
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
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TYLER SAVISKY
41
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
NEWCOMERS 67 KEVIN BELL
FRESHMAN, OG, 6-3/235, CLIFTON, VA/ROBINSON SECONDARY Bell was a three-year letterman in football and swimming. He was a member of a three-time state championship swim team. Bell is studying Business at UD.
82 JORDAN BOYKIN FRESHMAN, TE, 6-1, 210, CRAWFORDSVILLE, IN/CRAWFORDSVILLE Boykin was a three-sport letterman and captain in football, basketball, and track. He was all-conference, all-area and all-county in all three sports. He led Crawfordsville in receiving as a senior, with 47 catches for 530 yards and eight TD’s. Boykin is expected to see significant time in short-yardage situations this fall. He is majoring in Exercise Science.
63 NATHAN BRANDEWIE FRESHMAN, OT, 6-5, 230, FORT LORAMIE, OH/FORT LORAMIE As a four-year starter, Brandewie was captain of the Fort Loramie football team his senior year. He was all-county in the shot put and discus in track, and an Eagle Scout. Brandewie is an Engineering major at UD.
77 ZACK CEVASCO FRESHMAN, OT, 6-2, 250, TALLMADGE, OH/TALLMADGE Cevasco was all-conference and captain of his Tallmadge football team. He was a member of the Spanish Club, Pep Club, and National Honor Society in high school, and is majoring in Business at UD.
88 SEAN CLARY FRESHMAN, WR, 6-1, 185, SALEM, OH/ST. THOMAS AQUINAS Clary was all-district in football and a regional finalist in track. Clary was a member of the National Honor Society, and was ranked seventh in his graduating class. He is majoring in Business.
79 ANDREW COBB SOPHOMORE, DT, , 6-3, 265, NORTH BARRINGTON, IL/BARRINGTON A transfer who attended North Carolina State last year, Cobb was a two-time First Team All-Mid-Suburban League selection for Barrington High School. He played in the Illinois High School Coaches Association All-State Shrine Bowl, and was named team captain at the IHSCA Shrine Bowl. He is majoring in History, and plans on attending law school after graduation.
61 TOM CORCORAN FRESHMAN, OT, 6-4, 275, PITTSBURGH, PA/CENTRAL CATHOLIC Corcoran was all-conference and all-area in football. He is a Communications major at UD.
72 BRANNON DUNN
FRESHMAN, OG, 6-3, 270, CENTERVILLE, OH/CENTERVILLE Lisle was a two-year letterman in football at Centerville. He is a cadet in the University of Dayton’s ROTC program, as well as a History major.
18d COREY LISOWSKI FRESHMAN, QB, 6-2, 185, DOVER, OH/DOVER Lisowski led his team to an 11-2 record as a senior, and was named Ohio Eastern District Player of the Year by the Associated Press. He was also First Team All-Ohio, First Team Region 11, and ECOL Player of the Year. A captain of the football and basketball teams, he also played baseball.
10d JORDAN MARTIN FRESHMAN, LB, 6-2, 200, VANDALIA, OH/VANDALIA-BUTLER Jordan was selected Vandalia-Butler’s Defensive Player of the Year in football. He was also a three-year letterman in baseball, for which he was selected All-GWOC as a senior. Martin is an Education major at UD.
53d COLIN MONNIER FRESHMAN. LB, 6-3, 220, CHICAGO, IL/MARIST Monnier was team captain and MVP as a senior for Marist High School. He was First Team All East Suburban Catholic Conference in 2007 and 2008 and academic all-state in 2008. He is an Economics major.
95 MIKE MORGAN FRESHMAN, K/P, 5-10, 185, GROVE CITY, OH/BISHOP READY Morgan was First Team All-Metro Columbus and First Team All-Ohio as a junior and senior. He made 10 of 11 in field goals during his senior year. Morgan is majoring in Business at UD.
69 ERIC NIEKAMP FRESHMAN, DE, 6-4, 220, ANNA, OH/ANNA Niekamp was a football team captain for Anna High School. He was first team all-conference on both side of the ball. As a defensive lineman, he was First Team All-Ohio. Off the field, he was class president, a member of National Honor Society and graduate in the top 10 of his class, Niekamp is majoring in Biology at UD.
45d CONNOR O’HARA FRESHMAN, DT, 6-3, 265, PITTSBURGH, PA/MT. LEBANON O’Hara was a two-year starter at the offensive lineman and defensive lineman positions, as well as a state qualifier in wrestling in high school. He is an undeclared major in the college of Arts and Sciences at UD.
FRESHMAN, DL, 6-2, 240, BROOKVILLE, OH/BROOKVILLE Dunn was captain for both the football and basketball teams at Brookville High School. He was First Team All-Southwestern Buckeye League, First Team All-Southwest District and Second Team All-Ohio. He was the SWBL Defensive Lineman of the Year and the Division IV Anthony Munoz Foundation Defensive Lineman of the Year. He was also first team all-conference in basketball. Dunn is an Education major at UD.
81 MATT REDMOND
89 JORDAN ELMORE
FRESHMAN, DT, 6-2, 250, FLINT, MI/CARMAN-AINSWORTH Sadler was a captain of the Carman-Ainsworth football team. He was all-conference and nominated to play in the Michigan All-Star game. He was a member of the National Honor Society and the African American Student Society in high school. Sadler is an Engineering major at UD.
FRESHMAN, DE, 6-2, 230, GROVEPORT, OH/GROVEPORT-MADISON Elmore was a letterman in both baseball and football at Groveport-Madison High School. He was team captain and allconference in football. A member of the National Honor Society and the Top 10 of his graduating class, Elmore is majoring in Mechanical Engineering at UD.
80 BEN ESTEY FRESHMAN, TE, 6-3, 240, BRIGHTON, MI/BRIGHTON Estey was a three-year letterwinner of the football, basketball, and lacrosse teams in high school, and was captain of both basketball and lacrosse. He earned all-state honors in lacrosse as a senior, and helped his basketball team win a district championship in 2008. He was voted to his high school’s executive board and is majoring in Exercise Science at UD.
3 PAUL FACKLER FRESHMAN, QB, 6-2, 200, WESTLAKE, OH/LUTHERAN WEST Fackler was a three-sport athlete in high school- football, track, and basketball. He was team captain and MVP in football, and was first team all-conference, all-district, and all-state. He completed 100 out of 176 passes (.568) for 1630 yards and 23 TD’s. He also ran the ball 95 times for 470 yards (4.9 avg.) and another seven touchdowns. Fackler is majoring in Business.
47 JOEY HOMAN JUNIOR, LB, 6-1, 225, KETTERING, OH/CHAMINADE-JULIENNE Homan is a transfer from the University of Cincinnati. After attending UC for one-and-a-half years, he was in the Bearcats’ 2009 spring camp before transferring to UD. He was an All-GCL selection his junior and senior year at Chaminade-Julienne High School. He earned three letters in football and baseball at C-J.
33d TOM HUNT FRESHMAN, CB, 5-10, 185, ROCKY RIVER, OH/ST. IGNATIUS Hunt was a starter on the 2008 St. Ignatius state championship team. A two-year starter, he led the team with 29 pass deflections as a senior. His mother Cathy and father Tim are UD grads, and his brother Jimmy is currently attending UD. Hunt is majoring in Exercise Science.
19 JOE JANASEK FRESHMAN, LB, 6-1, 190, SOLON, OH/SOLON Janasek was captain of the Solon football team as a senior. He was all-conference and all-district and played in the Greater Cleveland Football Coaches All-Star Game. He was a member of the National Honor Society. Janasek is a Business major at UD.
58 VICTOR KACZKOWSKI
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62 NICK LISLE
FRESHMAN, DE, 6-2, 220, POWELL, OH/OLENTANGY As captain of the Olentangy football team, Kaczkowski was selected all-conference and all-district as a senior. He was also a letterman in wrestling and track. Victor is an Engineering major at UD.
FRESHMAN, TE, 6-3, 220, STRONGSVILLE, OH/WALSH JESUIT Redmond was a three-year letterman in football at Walsh Jesuit High School. He is majoring in Communications.
96 ANTHONY SADLER
93 SAL SALVATO FRESHMAN, WR, 5-10, 160, CHICAGO, IL/ST. IGNATIUS Salvato was team captain and MVP as a senior in high school. He was also team captain in track and fifth in the state in the hurdles.
24 KYLE SEBETIC FRESHMAN, CB, 6-0, 185, PLEASANT PRAIRIE, WI/TREMPER Sebetic was captain and Defensive MVP of his Tremper High School football team. He was all-conference, all-county, and selected to play in the Wisconsin All-Star game. Sebetic was a member of the National Honor Society and is studying Pre-Dentistry at UD.
3d ROBBY SHERK FRESHMAN, S, 6-1/180, OAKWOOD, OH/OAKWOOD Sherk was team captain and Defensive MVP for Oakwood High School. He also named the Southwestern Buckeye League’s Offensive Back of the Year. In basketball, he was a three-year letterman and All-SWBL. He graduated in the top 10% in his class, and is majoring in Business at UD.
17 ZACHARY SPLAIN FRESHMAN, QB, 6-1, 170, BROOKEVILLE, MD/SHERWOOD Selected first team all-county and second team all-state, Splain was captain and MVP of his high school team, which was undefeated and won the Maryland 4A state title in 2008. Splain threw for six TD’s in the state semifinal game. He passed for more than 1,800 yards and 35 TD’s as a senior. He was county Player of the Year as well. He is studying History at UD.
16d ROBERT STRONG FRESHMAN, S, 6-0/190, DETROIT, MI/STEVENSON Strong was captain and defensive MVP for Stevenson as a senior. He was all-conference and all-county in 2008. He intercepted nine passes in his high school career, the second-most in school history. He was captain and MVP in track, and holds the school record in high hurdles. Strong was a state qualifier in the long jump, high hurdles, and 4x100 meter relay. A member of the National Honor Society, a four-time academic all-conference selection and Academic All-Michigan as a senior, he is studying Chemical Engineering at UD.
37d ROBERT WASHINGTON FRESHMAN, RB, 5-10, 180, BIRMINGHAM, MI/SEAHOLM Washington was an all-area selection in football and captain of the Seaholm team. He is a Philosophy major at UD.
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
2008 REVIEW
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2008 STATS DAYTON FLYERS OVERALL TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS SCORING Points Per Game
UD 339 28.2
OPP 184 15.3
FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty
231 91 122 18
170 52 101 17
RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing
1323 1680 357 395 3.3 110.2 21
728 1161 433 362 2.0 60.7 8
PASSING YARDAGE Att-Comp-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing
2766 425-245-16 6.5 11.3 230.5 18
2342 427-210-15 5.5 11.2 195.2 16
TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays Average Per Play Average Per Game
4089 820 5.0 340.8
3070 789 3.9 255.8
KICK RETURNS #-Yards
3RD-DOWN Conversions 58/165 3rd-Down Pct 35%
52/182 29%
4TH-DOWN Conversions 4th-Down Pct
6/14 43%
11/25 44%
32-249
18-127
35-748
59-1139
PUNT RETURNS #-Yards 46-552
29-238
INT RETURN #-Yards
15-204
16-184
KICK RETURN AVERAGE
21.4
19.3
PUNT RETURN AVERAGE
12.0
8.2
70-2255 32.2 28.2
92-3286 35.7 28.8
INT RETURN AVERAGE
13.6
11.5
PAT-ATTEMPTS
FUMBLES-LOST
20-9
19-11
74-716 59.7
68-616 51.3
ATTENDANCE Games/Avg Per Game
PUNTS-Yards Average Per Punt Net punt average
PENALTIES-Yards Average Per Game
TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 31:57
SACKS BY-Yards MISC YARDS
0
0
TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
44
26
FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS
11-16
2-6
0-0
0-1
ON-SIDE KICKS RED-ZONE SCORES
35-44 80% 18-29 62%
RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS27-44 61% 16-29 55% 56-62 90% 20-23 87% 21348 6/3564
25207 6/4201
SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Dayton Flyers 85 103 86 58 7 339 Opponents 32 32 19 101 0 184
27:57
DAYTON FLYERS OVERALL DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
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|-------Tackles-------| DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP
|-Sacks-| Solo Ast
|---Pass Def---| Total TFL/Yds
3 VOSSLER, Corey 31 RIES, Joe 44 McDONALD, Steve 38 VERCAMMEN, J.J.11 25 BURNS, Kevin 92 HEENAN, Sean 37 SMYTH, Matt 97 HEMMELGARN, K. 49 VOSSLER, Scott 55 WINGEIER, Brandon 9 FUMAGALLI, Drew 47 CASTANEDA, Joe 29 HORCHER, Scott 42 FUMAGALLI, Ross 40 WELSH, Ben 7 VALENTINO, Steve 8 KALTENBACH, A.J. 36 WALTON, Chase 39 BRUMBAUGH, J. 57 MORANTE, Mike 11 LANGHORST, D. 84 OCHAB, Greg 33 MCPHERSON, Z. 20 BONNER, Kam 35 FALK, Will 41 ZAPINSKI, A. 23 ROBBE, Eric 5 GULICK, Joe 26 MARTIRANO, Chris 34 MILLIO, Justin 69 OVERMAN, Marcus 22 WARD, James 1 WATKINS, Justin 71 LISTON, Shane 27 NORTON, Dan 21 JOHNSTON, Alex 95 HUJIK, Tyler 15 SULLIVAN, Dan 50 BUSH, Tom 74 SAUL, Blake Total Opponents
48 35 38 26 29 19 33 16 34 15 21 19 18 7 10 9 6 6 4 2 2 2 1 1 . 1 . 1 2 2 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 . . 1 423 462
76 74 72 6.5-24 52 50 48 44 42 39 36 30 30 15 14 10 8 7 7 7 4 4 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 761 820
12 12 9 36 12 12 12 12 12 12 9 9 11 10 8 12 7 11 6 10 8 10 8 4 3 8 5 12 5 12 11 12 12 8 5 3 8 11 4 12 12 12
28 39 34 62 23 31 15 28 8 24 15 11 12 8 4 1 2 1 3 5 2 2 2 2 3 1 2 1 . . 2 . . . 1 . . 1 1 . 338 358
3.5-7 7.5-31 10.5-35 1.5-11 . 12.5-89 1.5-1 11.5-60 14.5-86 10.0-35 3.0-10 . . 1.0-1 1.0-1 . . . 1.0-2 . . 1.0-3 . . 0.5-1 . 0.5-0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86-386 72-267
|-Fumbles-| No-Yards Int-Yds
. 3.0-19 1.0-9 1-22 . 7.0-70 . 5.0-44 8.5-68 5.0-24 1.0-4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-249 18-127
1-0 2-23 1-35 4 2-0 . 2-58 . 3-45 . . 1-21 1-0 . 1-0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-204 16-184
BrUp
Blkd QBH
Rcv-Yds
FF
Kick
Saf
10 7 1 1 4 . 19 1 4 3 1 6 5 1 . . . 1 . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 55
1 . . . . 5 . 5 7 3 . . . . . . . . . 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 22
1-0 2-0 1-0 . . 1-77 . . 3-0 1-0 . . 1-0 . . . . . . 1-0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-77 9-9
. 1 . . . . 2 2 3 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 12
. . . . 2 1 . . 3 . . . .
. . .
. . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 3
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
2008 STATS DAYTON FLYERS OVERALL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS GP 12 10 12 8 12 8 5 8 12 12 7 12 12
PASSING FLORIAN, Rob PECHAN, Jeff VALENTINO,S. TEAM SHAPPIE, Ben Total Opponents
G 10 8 12 7 12 12 12
Att Gain Loss 144 657 32 81 308 61 46 207 35 32 161 57 34 172 69 10 51 0 13 49 2 13 32 1 1 13 0 13 30 19 8 0 81 395 1680 357 362 1161 433
Net 625 247 172 104 103 51 47 31 13 11 -81 132 728
Avg 4.3 3.0 3.7 3.2 3.0 5.1 3.6 2.4 13.0 0.8 -10.1 33.3 2.0
TD Long Avg/G 14 25 52.1 3 20 24.7 0 17 14.3 2 35 13.0 0 34 8.6 0 11 6.4 0 8 9.4 0 9 3.9 1 13 1.1 1 7 0.9 0 0 -11.6 21 35 110.2 8 24 60.7
Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct 118.13 207-354-16 58.5 136.24 32-54-0 59.3 51.81 5-15-0 33.3 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 522.40 1-1-0 100.0 118.76 245-425-16 57.6 100.59 210-427-15 49.2
Yds 2345 377 33 0 11 2766 2342
TD 14 3 0 0 1 18 16
No. 67 50 33 21 16 16 15 14 5 3 2 1 1 1 245 210
Yds 526 626 482 230 286 134 101 264 49 4 25 19 11 9 2766 2342
Avg 7.9 12.5 14.6 11.0 17.9 8.4 6.7 18.9 9.8 1.3 12.5 19.0 11.0 9.0 11.3 11.2
TD 3 4 3 3 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 18 16
Lng Avg/G 64 234.5 58 47.1 13 2.8 0 0.0 11 0.9 64 230.5 81 195.2
RECEIVING MILLIO, Justin VALENTINO, S. COLLINS, Nick BERGFELD, Bart WATKINS, Justin SHAPPIE, Ben HUJIK, Tyler WARD, James GULICK, Joe MCPHERSON,Z. BELLMAN, L PAPP, Anthony FLORIAN, Rob PECHAN, Jeff Total Opponents
G 12 12 12 10 12 12 8 12 12 8 7 4 10 8 12 12
Long 31 46 64 21 57 33 17 58 12 4 25 19 11 9 64 81
Avg/G 43.8 52.2 40.2 23.0 23.8 11.2 12.6 22.0 4.1 0.5 3.6 4.8 1.1 1.1 230.5 195.2
PUNT RETURNS VALENTINO, St. WELSH, Ben CASTANEDA, J. HORCHER, Scott BURNS, Kevin VOSSLER, Scott Total Opponents
No. 24 11 7 2 1 1 46 29
Yds 283 104 56 10 35 64 552 238
Avg 11.8 9.5 8.0 5.0 35.0 64.0 12.0 8.2
TD 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 1
Long 37 27 22 10 20 35 37 54
INTERCEPTIONS VOSSLER, Scott BURNS, Kevin RIES, Joe SMYTH, Matt WELSH, Ben HORCHER, Scott CASTANEDA, Joe VOSSLER, Corey McDONALD, Steve VERCAMMEN, J.J. Total Opponents
No. 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 16
Yds 45 0 23 58 0 0 21 00.0 35 22 204 184
Avg 15.0 0.0 11.5 29.0 0.0 0.0 21.0 0 35.0 22.0 13.6 11.5
TD 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Long 18 0 17 38 0 0 21 35 22 38 5755
KICK RETURNS VALENTINO, Steve CASTANEDA, Joe GULICK, Joe HORCHER, Scott BURNS, Kevin SHAPPIE, Ben WARD, James KALTENBACH, A.J. Total Opponents
SCORING SHAPPIE, Ben GLAVIN, Nick MILLIO, Justin FLORIAN, Rob WATKINS, Justin VALENTINO, St. COLLINS, Nick BERGFELD, Bart PECHAN, Jeff VOSSLER, Scott WARD, James BURNS, Kevin SMYTH, Matt HEENAN, Sean CASTANEDA, J. MILLER, Nate TEAM Total Opponents
No. 19 6 5 1 1 1 1 1 35 59
Yds 454 141 104 18 10 16 0 5 748 1139
Avg 23.9 23.5 20.8 18.0 10.0 16.0 0.0 5.0 21.4 19.3
|------ PATs ------| TD FGs Kick 14 0-0 0-0 0 11-16 39-42 4 0-0 0-0 4 0-0 0-0 4 0-0 0-0 4 0-0 0-0 3 0-0 0-0 3 0-0 0-0 2 0-0 0-0 2 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 0-0 44 11-16 40-43 26 2-6 12-17
TOTAL OFFENSE FLORIAN, Rob SHAPPIE, Ben PECHAN, Jeff GULICK, Joe VALENTINO, Steve ZAPINSKI, Andrew WADE, James MCPHERSON, Zach WATKINS, Justin MILLIO, Justin TEAM Opponents
G 10 12 8 12 12 8 5 8 12 12 7 12
Plays 435 145 86 46 49 10 13 13 1 13 9 789
Rush 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 0-1 0-1 1-2 Rush 247 625 104 172 103 51 47 31 13 11 -81 728
Rcv 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Pass DXP Saf 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 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 1 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 1 0 3-7 0 1
Pass 2345 11 377 0 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 2342
Total 259 636 481 172 136 51 47 31 13 11 -81 3070
Long 48 42 36 18 10 16 0 5 48 38
Pts 84 72 24 24 24 24 8 18 12 12 6 6 6 6 2 1 0 339 84 Avg/G 259.2 53.0 60.1 143 11.3 6.4 9.4 3.9 1.1 0.9 -11.6 255.8
PUNTING GLAVIN, Nick PHILLIPS, J. TEAM FLORIAN, R. PECHAN, J. Tota Opponents
No. 54 11 2 2 1 l70 92
Yds 1836 347 0 46 26 2255 3286
Avg 34.0 31.5 0.0 23.0 26.0 32.2 35.7
KICKOFFS GLAVIN, Nick Total Opponents
No. 67 67 39
Yds 3871 3871 2191
Avg 57.8 57.8 56.2
ALL PURPOSE VALENTINO, S. SHAPPIE, Ben MILLIO, Justin COLLINS, Nick GULICK, Joe WATKINS, Justin WARD, James FLORIAN, Rob BERGFELD, B. CASTANEDA, J. PECHAN, Jeff VOSSLER, Scott WELSH, Ben HUJIK, Tyler SMYTH, Matt ZAPINSKI, A. WADE, James BURNS, Kevin McDONALD, S. MCPHERSON, Z. HORCHER, S. BELLMAN, L. RIES, Joe VERCAMMEN,J.J. PAPP, Anthony KALTENBACH, A.J. TEAM Total Opponents
G 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 10 10 9 8 12 8 8 12 8 5 12 9 8 11 7 12 11 4 7 7 12 12
Rush 103 625 11 0 172 13 0 247 0 0 104 0 0 0 0 51 47 0 0 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 -81 1323 728
Rec 626 134 526 482 49 286 264 11 230 0 9 0 0 101 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 25 0 0 19 0 0 2766 2342
Long TB 51 1 45 1 0 0 28 0 26 0 51 2 62 4 TB 7 7 2
FC 11 2 0 0 0 13 10
I20 Blkd 14 1 4 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 21 1 20 4
OB Retn Net YdLn 0 0 1139 38.7 31 2 748 36.0 34
PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G 283 454 0 1466 122.2 0 16 0 775 64.6 0 0 0 537 44.8 0 0 0 482 40.2 0 104 0 325 27.1 0 0 0 299 24.9 0 0 0 264 22.0 0 0 0 258 25.8 0 0 0 230 23.0 56 141 21 218 24.2 0 0 0 113 14.1 64 0 45 109 9.1 104 0 0 104 13.0 0 0 0 101 12.6 0 0 58 58 4.8 0 0 0 51 6.4 0 0 0 47 9.4 35 10 0 45 3.8 0 0 35 35 3.9 0 0 0 35 4.4 10 18 0 28 2.5 00 0 25 3.6 0 0 23 23 1.9 0 0 22 22 2.0 0 0 0 19 4.8 0 5 0 5 0.7 0 0 0 -81 -11.6 552 748 204 5593 466.1 238 1139 184 4631 385.9
FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk GLAVIN, N. 11-16 68.8 0-0 4-5 5-7 2-4 0-0 42 1 FUMBLE RETURNS HEENAN, Sean VOSSLER, Scott Total Opponents
No. 1 0 1 1
Yds. 77 0 77 9
Avg 77.0 0.0 77.0 9.0
TD 1 1 2 0
Long 77 0 77 9
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
RUSHING SHAPPIE, Ben FLORIAN, Rob GULICK, Joe PECHAN, Jeff VALENTINO, Steve ZAPINSKI, Andrew WADE, James MCPHERSON, Zach WATKINS, Justin MILLIO, Justin TEAM Total Opponents
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2008 SEASON REVIEW FLYER FOOTBALL OPENS SEASON WITH 31-12 WIN OVER CENTRAL STATE Senior Defensive End Scott Vossler Named Game MVP Aug. 31, 2008 DAYTON, Ohio - The Rick Chamberlin era in University of Dayton football opened with a 31-12 win over Central State in CSU’s “Dayton Classic IV” at Welcome Stadium. Chamberlin, a former Flyer All-American and 28-year UD assistant, led Dayton’s team as head coach for the first time. Senior captain Scott Vossler was named the Classic MVP after leading a Dayton defensive effort that allowed just 14 yards rushing. Vossler had seven tackles (six solo), three sacks and a fumble recovery for a touchdown. After a scoreless first quarter, UD jumped out to a 14-0 lead but a Central State six-yard TD pass with nine seconds left in the half made it 14-6 at halftime. A Nick Glavin field goal was the only scoring in the third quarter, making it 17-6 going into the final 15 minutes of play. Watkins caught a 41-yard touchdown from Florian with 9:56 remaining, putting the Flyers up 24-6 and appearing to put the game out of reach. But Central State came back with its best drive of the game, going 77 yards in five plays. Brooks had a 17-yard touchdown run with 7:53 to go, but a 2-point conversion attempt failed, and Central State couldn’t score again. Vossler fell on the ball for his touchdown with 1:49 left. Dayton out-gained the Marauders 290 to 195, and averaged 5.1 yards per play compared to 2.9 for CSU.
Midway through the fourth quarter, Fordham once again drove deep into Flyer territory. This time the Rams completed the drive with a one-yard touchdown pass from Skelton to Bo Marchand to cut the UD lead to 23-20. Dayton suffered a costly turnover late in the fourth quarter when Shappie fumbled the ball at the Fordham 41 with 3:24 remaining. However, UD’s defense held strong on third and one stopping a quarterback sneak at the line of scrimmage and forcing an incomplete pass on fourth and one with less than two minutes remaining preserving the win.
DAYTON’S DEFENSE COMES UP BIG IN 23-20 WIN OVER FORDHAM Flyers Force Three Turnovers, Block Two Kicks And Improve to 2-0
FLYERS FORCE FIVE TURNOVERS IN 31-14 WIN OVER ROBERT MORRIS Seniors Matt Smyth and Kevin Burns Each Have Two INTs Apiece
Sept. 13, 2008 DAYTON, Ohio - Thanks to timely plays by the defense the Dayton Flyers held on for a 23-20 victory over the Fordham Rams in their home opener. Senior defensive end Scott Vossler enjoyed one of the most productive days in his UD career with a blocked punt and blocked PAT, one of which he recovered and scored for a touchdown, five tackles and a forced fumble. Although the Rams outgained the Flyers 357 to 279 on offense, Dayton’s defense forced four fumbles and recovered three of them. UD improved to 2-0 on the season. Fordham started the game with a 16-play, 87-yard scoring drive on its first possession of the game to go up 7-0. Rams quarterback John Skelton punched it in from one-yard out. UD responded with a long drive of its own to tie the game at 7-7 thanks to an 11-yard touchdown catch from Valentino. Florian found Valentino two plays before the touchdown throw converting on fourth-and-nine at the Fordham 29. After each team’s defense forced a threeand-out, Dayton took a 14-7 lead thanks to a Ben Shappie one-yard touchdown run with 8:05 left to play in the half. Dayton’s defense came up with a clutch stop on the ensuing Fordham possession stopping the Rams’ Xavier Martin for no gain on fourth-and-one from the Fordham 29. With less than a minute to go in the first half, UD’s special teams unit put the Flyers up 21-7 as Vossler blocked a Fordham punt from the Rams’ 45-yard line, picked up the loose ball and scampered in for the touchdown. Dayton’s first drive in the third quarter started an unusual string of events. After the Flyers went three-and-out, UD’s punting unit botched a snap. With the ball bouncing around at the UD two-yard line, the ball was kicked into the back of the end zone and resulted in a Flyer penalty. Fordham received the ball on the Flyer two-yard line and scored on the next play to cut the Flyer lead to eight. On the conversion play, Vossler blocked his second kick. This time Joe Castaneda picked up the loose ball and scampered 90 yards to give the Flyers a two-point conversion and extend the lead to 23-13.
Sept. 20, 2008 DAYTON, Ohio - Four interceptions by the Flyer defense, including a 38-yard return for a touchdown by senior Matt Smyth, helped Dayton top the Robert Morris Colonials 31-14. Smyth and senior Kevin Burns each recorded two interceptions apiece as the Flyers extended their FCS-best winning streak to 10 games. Dayton’s offense got going through the defensive unit thanks to a 38-yard return for a touchdown by Smyth putting Dayton ahead early 7-0. Two series later, Valentino returned a punt deep into Robert Morris territory setting up a 27-yard field goal by Nick Glavin giving UD a 10-0 advantage. Smyth then picked up his second interception of the game with 3:30 remaining in the first quarter and brought the ball down to the Colonials two-yard line. However the Flyers could not convert Smyth’s pick into points after fumbling at the one-yard line. Pressuring once again, the Flyers forced their third turnover, this time with a forced fumble by Wingeier early in the second quarter. Dayton’s offense couldn’t convert the turnover into points on the ensuing drive. That allowed Robert Morris’ Cwalinski to complete an 81-yard touchdown pass to O’Quinn after the change of possession cutting the Flyer lead to 10-7. With a renewed commitment to running the football, Ben Shappie put UD back on the board and extended the Flyer lead to 17-7 taking it in from one-yard to cap a 10-play, 60-yard drive. On the first drive of the second half, the Flyers got another deep kickoff return from Valentino and scored another rushing touchdown, this time a three-yard rush from Justin Millio giving Dayton a 24-7 advantage. In the fourth quarter, Dayton pulled away for good when Valentino caught a 26-yard touchdown pass from Florian extending the lead to 31-7. Although the Colonials would strike again with a touchdown score, the Flyers held on and picked up their second home victory of the year.
DUQUESNE COMES FROM BEHIND TO DEFEAT DAYTON, 24-16 UD’s Ten-Game Winning Streak Snapped In Pittsburgh Sept. 27, 2008 PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania - Duquesne University stopped the University of Dayton Flyers’ 10-game winning streak in Pittsburgh, knocking off UD 24-16. The Dukes beat the Flyers at their own game, winning the turnover battle, limiting penalties and coming up with key special teams plays. The two teams battled to a 10-10 tie through the first half, and the Flyers took a 16-10 lead behind a pair of Nick Glavin field goals. Glavin nailed a career-long 40-yarder in the third quarter, and a 27-yarder with 10:38 left in the fourth quarter. But after Glavin’s third field goal of the day, Duquesne responded with its longest drive of the day, going 72 yards in seven plays. Duke quarterback Connor Dixon hit Alex Roberson from 11 yards out to make the score 17-16 with 8:09 left. Dayton moved the ball from its own 17 to just across midfield, but with all three timeouts and just over four minutes to go, the Flyers elected to punt the ball and pin the Dukes deep in their own territory. But Duquesne’s Tyler Scruggs broke through the left side of the UD line to block the punt and turn the tables on the Flyers. Duquesne ran the ball six straight times, and after gaining a first-and-goal on the one by a penalty, and more importantly, forcing Dayton to burn all of its timeouts, Dixon was unopposed on a one-yard plunge, and Mark Troyan’s PAT made it an eight-point game (24-16) with 1:24 remaining.But that strategy to give UD one last chance to send it into overtime went out the window when Akeem Moore intercepted Rob Florian’s long downfield pass.
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DAYTON DOWNS DAVIDSON 41-22 FOR 600TH WIN IN SCHOOL HISTORY UD Improves to 3-0 in the Pioneer Football League
Oct. 4, 2008 DAYTON, Ohio - Senior Ben Shappie tied a UD and Pioneer Football League record with five rushing touchdowns as the Dayton Flyers picked up a 42-0 win over the Campbell Camels. Shappie also rushed for a career-high 126 yards on 17 carries. Dayton also extended its home unbeaten streak to 11 games. UD got on the board first thanks to a three-yard run by Shappie giving the Flyers a 7-0 advantage. Justin Watkins set up the run with a 32-yard reception to bring the ball deep into Camel territory. Millio then caught an 18-yard touchdown pass midway through the second quarter giving UD a 14-0 cushion. Shappie then plunged in from one yard out for his second touchdown of the afternoon capping a six-play, 55-yard drive. Other than two first half turnovers, the Dayton offense looked strong compiling 331 total yards. Conversely, the UD defense shut down the Camel attack in the first 30 minutes of play allowing 63 total yards, three first downs and limiting Campbell to a 1-of-8 conversion rate on third downs. In the second half, Shappie once again converted on a short-yardage situation scoring from two yards to put Dayton ahead 28-0 early in the third quarter. On the next drive, Shappie scampered 21-yards for his fourth TD of the game giving the Flyers a 35-0 lead. Shappie matched the program record for touchdown runs thanks to a three-yard scamper extending the UD advantage to 42-0.
Oct. 18, 2008 DAVIDSON, North Carolina - The University of Dayton football team jumped out to a 41-0 lead en route to the 600th win the program’s history as UD beat Davidson 41-21 at Davidson. The Dayton defense held their third straight opponent under 100 yards total offense in the first half. Steve McDonald led the way with eight solo and 12 total tackles. Scott Vossler had both of UD’s sacks, and forced a fumble that Sean Heenan picked up and returned 77 yards for UD’s final touchdown. Vossler also had an interception, as did J.J. Vercammen. UD limited Davidson to 37 yards rushing. UD took control early by sniffing out and recovering a Davidson onside attempt on the game’s opening kickoff. Kevin Burns fell on the loose ball on the Davidson 30, giving the Flyers a short field to work with. Five plays and 30 yards later, Shappie ran it in from the three. Dayton then put together back-to-back long touchdown drives. Florian’s one-yard quarterback sneak capped off UD’s longest drive of the year (84 yards) to give the Flyers a 14-0 first quarter lead. Florian’s other score, an 11-yard throwback pass from Shappie, came after a 14-play, 80-yard drive. A Nick Glavin 31-yard field goal made it 24-0 at halftime. Glavin added a 34-yarder and Shappie scored on a two-yard run to give the Flyers a 34-0 lead heading into the fourth quarter. On the next series, Vossler sacked Davidson’s Ryan Alexander, forcing the fumble that Heenan took the other way to make the score 41-0 with 11:58 left. At that point, the Dayton coaches substituted freely on both sides of the ball, and the Wildcats came to life, outgaining UD 194 to two. Alexander threw for three TD’s (66 yards with 11:39 to go, 10 yards at the 6:55 mark and 12 at 1:12) to make the final score 41-22.
FLYERS EXTEND HOME-FIELD WINNING STREAK TO 12 WITH 27-9 WIN OVER DRAKE Steve McDonald Leads Dayton D With Two Turnovers &10 Tackles Oct. 11, 2008 DAYTON, Ohio - Dayton’s defense forced three second-half turnovers that led to 14 points in a 27-9 home win over the Drake Bulldogs. Senior Steve McDonald spearheaded the UD defensive effort with an interception, a fumble recovery and 10 tackles as Dayton improved to 5-1 overall (2-0 PFL), and secured the 599th victory in the program’s history. Drake was held to only 181 total yards and just 3-of-18 on third down conversions. The Flyers had to overcome a sluggish start. On the second play from scrimmage, Florian’s pass attempt over the middle was intercepted by safety Andy Green. The turnover led to a 24-yard Drake field goal by Logan Rees that split the uprights, giving the Bulldogs an early 3-0 lead. At the 7:44 mark in the second quarter, redshirt freshman Pechan replaced Florian at quarterback as Dayton regained possession on their own 45. On his very first collegiate pass attempt, Pechan launched a 53-yard touchdown pass to a wide-open James Ward streaking down the left sideline to give Dayton a 7-3 advantage. Following a second consecutive three-and-out for Drake, Pechan - who completed 4-of-5 attempts for 111 yards in the first half - drove the Flyers to the Drake 25. But Nick Glavin’s 42-yard field goal try was blocked by Drake with 1:14 remaining in the half. Dayton would take its four-point lead into the locker room for intermission. The Flyers special teams unit set up the offense early in the second half. Redshirt sophomore Steve Valentino returned a Drake punt 33 yards with 7:38 remaining in the third quarter to Drake’s 31 yard line. With Florian back under center, he aired out a 31-yard touchdown pass on the first play of the drive to Justin Millio. The ensuing extra point missed wide left, making the score 13-3 in Dayton’s favor. Dayton’s smothering defense took over from there. Drake quarterback Cole Ingle fumbled with 2:25, and the loose change was recovered by Dayton’s McDonald on the Drake 22. Shappie capped off the short-field drive with a 6-yard touchdown plunge up the middle to put the Flyers up 20-3. The Dayton “D” did it again on the Bulldogs’ next possession, as senior Scott Vossler intercepted Ingle’s pass on the last play of the third quarter. Just minutes later, a third second-half turnover plagued Drake as McDonald picked off Ingle’s pass over the middle and brought it back to the four-yard line. It was McDonald’s first interception of the season. Another Shappie touchdown run at the goal line helped Dayton pull away, 27-3, with 7:51 to play. The Bulldogs would then gain over a third of the offensive output with a 74-yard drive that ended with a late touchdown pass from Ingle to Steve Platek with 2:41 remaining. The PAT missed wide left, and UD held on for the 27-9 victory on Alumni Day at Welcome Stadium.
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SHAPPIE’S 5 TD’S DRIVES FLYERS TO A 42-0 WIN OVER CAMPBELL Senior Ben Shappie Ties A UD & PFL Record With Five Rushing Touchdowns
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DAYTON CRUISES PAST VALPO IN 43-7 WIN UD Wins 10th Straight PFL Contest Behind Rob Florian’s Effort Oct. 25, 2008 DAYTON, Ohio - Senior Rob Florian threw three touchdown passes and ran for a score as the Dayton Flyers picked up a 43-7 win over the Valparaiso Crusaders. The Flyer defense played stellar once again holding an opponent to under 100-yards in the first half for the fourth consecutive game. The Crusaders were outgained 441 to 109 in a game that took two hours and 17 minutes to play. The Flyers opened up the scoring when Florian rushed in from one-yard out to give Dayton a 7-0 lead on the opening possession of the game. UD scored again thanks to a 36-yard touchdown reception by Collins after Valentino tipped the ball in midair. Collins beat the safety by scampering down the sideline to put the Flyers ahead 14-0. Valparaiso responded quickly, however, with a six-play, 57 yard drive culminating with a 28-yard touchdown pass to cut the Flyer lead in half at 14-7. But Dayton would score 20 unanswered points to cruise into halftime. The scoring barrage began toward the end of the first quarter thanks to a Ben Shappie nine-yard touchdown run, which put the Flyers ahead 21-7. Dayton then capitalized on a Scott Vossler forced fumble deep in Valpo territory. On the ensuing Flyer possession, Bart Bergfeld caught a 5-yard touchdown reception to give the Flyers a 27-7 advantage. Collins then caught his second touchdown of the game, this time from 20-yards out, to put UD ahead 34-7 at the half. Coming out of the locker room, UD methodically marched down the field with a 17-play, nine-minute, 70-yard drive that led to a Nick Glavin field goal giving Dayton a 37-7 advantage. Quarterback Jeff Pechan added a touchdown midway through the fourth quarter on a 1-yard rush to cap the scoring for the Flyers.
DAYTON BATTLES BACK TO BEAT SAN DIEGO 30-22 Flyers Rally From 16-Point Deficit To Remain Undefeated In PFL Nov. 2, 2008 SAN DIEGO, California - The University of Dayton Flyers took sole possession of first place in the Pioneer Football League in San Diego with a 30-22 win over USD. Dayton is 8-1 and 5-0 in the PFL. UD also ended San Diego’s 28-game home field winning streak, which was the longest in college football. Dayton now has the longest in NCAA FCS football (13), while Oklahoma has the longest in FBS football. Dayton found itself down 22-6 in the second quarter after a 57-yard interception return for a touchdown by Torero freshman Al-Rilwan Adeyemi. But then the Flyers scored on their next four possessions, turning the 16-point deficit into the eventual eight-point margin. UD drove 75 yards to score in the final minute of the first half to make the halftime score San Diego 22, Dayton 13. Nick Glavin kicked his third field goal of the game to make it 22-16, and then the Flyers used TD drives to 88 and 75 yards to take the lead and then make it an eight-point game. Dayton quarterback Rob Florian tied the UD singlegame record for completions with 34 (Kevin Hoyng completed 34 in last year’s Gridiron Classic win over Albany. For the game, he was 34 of 43 for 353 yards with two interceptions. He threw a pair of TD passes to Bart Bergfeld. And while Florian was passing for 209 second-half yards and leading Dayton to 17 second-half points, the Dayton defense was holding the PFL’s top-ranked offense scoreless and to just 59 yards in the second half. For the game, the Flyers held the Toreros to 226 total yards (including just 10 yards net rushing), 200 yards below their average. The Toreros came into the game averaging 39.4 points per game. The win was UD’s 11th straight league contest, which ties the Flyers with Albany for the longest conference streak in FCS football. UD has also not been shutout in 362 games, the longest such active streak in college football.
FLYERS EDGE BUTLER 28-21 TO REMAIN UNDEFEATED IN PFL Pechan Throws For 2 TD’s & Runs For 1 In His First Start Nov. 8, 2008 The University of Dayton football team had to play without two of its three captains, but their understudies came through in the clutch as the Flyers beat Butler 28-21 in overtime at the Butler Bowl. With the win, UD improved to 9-1 overall and remained atop the Pioneer Football League with a 6-0 record. Quarterback Rob Florian, the PFL’s Offensive Player of the Week the last two games, was out with a hand injury. And on defense, Dayton’s leading tackler, Steve McDonald, missed the game with an injured knee. In their places stepped up redshirt freshman QB Jeff Pechan and redshirt sophomore Flyer J.J. Vercammen. Pechan led the UD offense in his first start by completing 23 of 42 passes for 242 yards and two touchdowns, including the 15-yard game-winning score to Justin Millio. Vercammen was one of three Flyer defenders with a team-high nine tackles. The biggest tackle Vercammen had in the game was a sack on a blitz on the first play of overtime. In addition, he had two passes batted down and two tackles in the backfield. After a scoreless first quarter, Dayton opened the scoring with a 13-yard run by Justin Watkins. In the third quarter, Butler took advantage of a Flyer turnover to tie the game at 7-7. The Bulldogs returned the favor when linebacker Joe Reis picked his second pass to set up Pechan’s 35-yard TD run. When Pechan hit Watkins in the back left corner of the end zone on the first play of the fourth quarter, UD took a 21-7 lead with 14:52 to go. But Butler would not go down quietly on its Senior Day, gaining 206 of its 335 yards of the day’s total offense in the fourth quarter. BU quarterback Matt Kobli hit Dan Bohrer from five yards out with 11:06 left to make it a seven-point game, and Dionte Wiggins ran in a six-yard TD with 42 seconds to go to send the game into overtime. Butler won the coin toss and elected to go on defense first. Pechan rolled right and then tucked it in for a nine-yard gain on first down, and then moved the chains with a one-yard QB sneak. Pechan then found Millio with a diving catch in the back right corner of the end zone to put UD up 28-21 after Nick Glavin’s fourth PAT of the day. On fourth-and-14 from the 29, Kobli tried to hit Wiggins in the end zone, but Scott Horcher knocked the ball to the ground to end the game. The win was UD’s 12th straight win in the Pioneer Football League, tying the Flyers with NEC champion Albany for the longest conference win streak in FCS football. The Flyers have also not been shutout in an active NCAA-best 363 games.
UD UPSET BY MOREHEAD STATE 14-13 ON SENIOR DAY Flyers 12-Game PFL Win Streak Snapped Nov. 15, 2008 DAYTON, Ohio - The Dayton Flyers had its 12-game Pioneer Football League winning streak snapped dropping a 14-13 heartbreaker to the Morehead State Eagles on Senior Day. Morehead State jumped out to an early 2-0 lead after redshirt freshman Jeff Pechan had a snap go high over his hands and into the end zone. But Shappie gave Dayton its first lead of the day rushing to the left for a 10-yard touchdown. It was his 14th rushing touchdown of the season. However, UD missed the point after attempt after the snap was fumbled making the score 6-2. Then with 1:38 remaining in the first quarter, Burns blocked a punt and recovered the loose ball for a 20-yard touchdown extending the Flyer lead to 13-2. Dayton has blocked seven kicks on the season with four of them against opponents in punt formation. Momentum continued on the Flyers side after sophomore Joe Castaneda picked off a pass in the endzone to shut down an Eagles drive and preserve the 11-point advantage. Corey Vossler then set the tone for the second half by forcing and recovering a fumble in Morehead State territory just three minutes into the third quarter. However, the momentum shifted late in the third quarter as the Eagles capitalized on Flyer mistakes. Valentino fumbled deep in UD territory with the return going all the way down to the Flyer one-yard line. After UD stopped Morehead State on three consecutive running plays, the Eagles finally capitalized to cut the Flyer lead to 13-8 when Jerrod Pendleton scampered off the right side into the endzone. Both teams combined on a net 11 yards, a season low for both programs, and two fumbles in the third quarter. After three more Morehead State plays, UD had one last chance with 1:11 and zero timeouts. With the drive starting at the 39-yard line, Pechan found Shappie on a screen play to advance the ball to midfield. After three consecutive incomplete passes, Justin Millio had a first down catch only to juggle the ball and have it fall incomplete. Morehead State, who handed UD their only conference loss last season, beat Dayton for the third consecutive season.
FLYERS FALL SHORT IN JACKSONVILLE, LOSE 19-14 JU Scores 19 Points In The Fourth Quarter To Win PFL Crown Nov. 22, 2008 JACKSONVILLE, FL - The University of Dayton’s quest to win a tenth Pioneer Football League championship fell short, as the Flyers fell to Jacksonville 19-14. The Dolphins scored all 19 points in the fourth quarter to win their seventh straight game and the PFL title. Dayton quarterback Rob Florian came out hot after missing the last two games with a fractured thumb. Florian, playing with a splint on the thumb and a glove to keep the splint in place, completed four of five passes after the Flyers took the opening kickoff. He hit Steve Valentino for a 23-yard score to give UD a 7-0 lead that they would keep through halftime. Late in the third quarter, Florian caught Jacksonville in a blitz and hit Nick Collins down the middle, and he outran the defense for a 64-yard TD to give the Flyers a 14-0 lead. It was the largest deficit the Dolphins had faced in PFL play this year. But the Dolphins, who tallied four TD’s in last week’s game against Drake, came back with three scores in the final period to jack up the largest crowd in school history (5,263). The first came when JU’s Allen Fennell intercepted a pass and returned it to the one-yard line. Two plays later, Jacksonville was on the board. After a missed PAT, UD led 14-6 with 11:25 to go.After forcing UD to punt, Dolphin punt returner Elliott Finkley showed why he leads the PFL in punt returns with a 54-yard return for a TD. After an excessive celebration penalty, JU’s attempt for two from 18 yards away failed to make it a two-point game, 14-12, one minute and seven seconds later. Finkley’s 16-yard punt return gave the Dolphins a short field to work with, and JU senior Geavon Tribble ran it in from seven yards out to make the score 19-14 (after the PAT) with exactly five minutes remaining. With time running out and UD forced to put the ball up on every down, two interceptions ended the Flyers’ season at 9-3, and 6-2 in the PFL. Millio’s four catches gave him 67 for the year, breaking the previous UD record of 64 set last season be JMichael Jonard. UD finishes the season with at least nine wins for the 22nd time in school history.
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A PUNT WAS RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN By the Flyers: Nick Ruhe (64 yards) vs. Davidson, 10/29/05 (Kevin Burns a blocked punt and was credited with a 20-yard return vs. Morehead State, 11/15/08) Against the Flyers: Elliott Finkley (54 yards) for Jacksonville, 11/22/08
THE LAST TIME...
A KICKOFF WAS RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN By the Flyers: Brad Thobe (43 yards) vs. San Diego, 11/14/98 Against the Flyers: Jeb Dougherty (92 yards) for San Diego, 11/12/94
AN INTERCEPTED PASS WAS RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN By the Flyers: Matt Smyth (38 yards) vs. Robert Morris, 9/20/08 Against the Flyers: Al Adeyemi (57 yards) for San Diego, 11/1/08
A FUMBLE WAS RECOVERED FOR A TOUCHDOWN By the Flyers: Sean Heenan (77 yards) vs. Davidson, 10/18/08 Against the Flyers: Mirco Zanella (7 yards) for Jacksonville, 10/14/06
A PUNT WAS BLOCKED By the Flyers: Kevin Burns vs. Morehead State, 11/15/08 Against the Flyers: Tyler Scruggs for Duquesne, 9/27/08
A FIELD GOAL WAS BLOCKED By the Flyers: Sean Heenan vs. Morehead State, 9/29/07 Against the Flyers: Dain Taylor for Drake, 10/11/08
A SHUTOUT WAS RECORDED By the Flyers: vs. Campbell, (42-0), 10/4/08 Against the Flyers: Marshall (9-0), 10/16/76
AN INDIVIDUAL RUSHED FOR 100 YARDS
AN INDIVIDUAL RUSHED FOR 200 YARDS By the Flyers: Jermaine Bailey, (251) vs. Drake, 10/21/00 Against the Flyers: Jerry Brant (224) for Jacksonville, 10/21/06
A SAFETY WAS RECORDED By the Flyers: Drake punt snap out of end zone, 10/21/06 Against the Flyers: Jeff Pechan falls on fumbled snap vs. Morehead State, 11/15/09
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By the Flyers: Ben Shappie (124) vs. Campbell, 10/4/08 Against the Flyers: Cleodis Williams (103 yards) for Duquesne, 9/27/08
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HISTORY
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THE BLONDE BEAST HARRY BAUJAN UD Football Coach UD Director of Athletics
(1923-1946) (1947-1964)
Most successful coaches make a splash once they arrive at a job. But Harry Baujan, the University of Dayton head football coach for 21 years between 1923 and 1946, made a splash on the way to the job. He had to. Spring floods had come to his hometown of Beardstown, Illinois, and he had to row a boat across town to catch the train that would bring him to Dayton for an interview. He made the train, and got the job as an assistant coach under Van Hill. The rest, as the saying goes, is history. Flyer football history, that is. A standout end for Knute Rockne’s Notre Dame powerhouses between 1913 and 1917, Baujan served with the Army in Europe during World War I. After a short professional football career that first brought him to Dayton as a member of the Massillon Tigers, he accepted the position at Dayton. He served one season as assistant, then was named head coach prior to the 1923 season. This was the beginning for the “modern era” of Flyer football, and it was a success from the very first play. On his first play as a head coach, the “Blond Beast” as Baujan was nicknamed, called a pass from Vince Moir to Walter Achiu that went for a TD. In 21 years as a head coach, Baujan’s teams were never outscored over a season, and he compiled a 124-64-8 record. Following his coaching career, Baujan served as UD’s Director of Athletics from 1947 to 1964. In 1961, the University bestowed the name Baujan Field on the football stadium that was built in 1925 in time for Baujan’s third year as head coach. Baujan was inducted into the University of Dayton Athletic Hall of Fame in 1968, and was given the top distinction in college football in 1990, when he was posthumously inducted into the National Football Foundation’s College Football Hall of Fame.
MIKE KELLY UD Football Coach
(1981-2007)
When Mike Kelly’s 27-year run as the University of Dayton’s head football coach ended at the end of the 2007 season, it concluded with an .819 winning percentage (246-54-1), the fourth-best percentage among coaches with at least 25 years experience. Florida A&M’s legendary Jake Gaither is No. 1 (.844), Nebraska’s Tom Osborne is second (.836) and Michigan’s Fielding Yost (.828) is third. As a competitor, the wins are important, but as a teacher, just as important if not more were the young men who went on to become doctors, architects, business professionals, leaders in their communities, and yes, teachers and coaches. Kelly came to UD in 1977 as Rick Carter’s defensive coordinator. After the Flyers won the 1980 NCAA Division III national championship, Carter moved on to Holy Cross and Kelly was named Dayton’s head coach. During his first 12 years as head coach, the Flyers were in the NCAA Division III category and went to the playoffs eight times. Dayton went to the national title game four times under Kelly’s leadership, winning the 1989 national title.
Forty-four of UD’s 46 Academic All-America selections played for Kelly, and UD produced 84 first team All-Americans in the Kelly era.
In addition to the 1989 NCAA Division III national title, Kelly’s Flyers were also NCAA FCS Mid-Major national champions (by a national poll) in 2002 and 2007.
Kelly is UD’s record holder in wins, having almost twice as many as College Football Hall of Famer Harry Baujan’s 124. Kelly’s 27 years as a head coach is also the longest tenure of any head coach in any sport at the University of Dayton.
Kelly cemented his place among college football’s coaching giants during the 2002 season when he became the second-fastest (now third-fastest) coach in NCAA history to reach 200 wins. He made it in just 242 games--faster than Joe Paterno, faster than Bo Schembechler, faster than Woody Hayes, faster than Bear Bryant. 52
Kelly was the sole inductee in the 2008 University of Dayton Athletic Hall of Fame Class.
CHUCK NOLL
DAYTON 53’ Super Bowl Champion Pro Football Hall of Fame Chuck Noll, a former University of Dayton co-captain and a starter on UD’s only Division I team to play in the post-season, gained the highest honor in the football world on July 31, 1995 when he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. UD went 7-3 in 1951, and played in the 1952 Salad Bowl. Dayton lost to Houston 26-21 in Phoenix, Arizona. Noll is the only pro coach to win four Super Bowls, but long before anyone dreamed of a Super Bowl, Noll was a standout offensive lineman and linebacker for the UD Flyers. He was a part of Dayton teams that set school records for net offense (3,731), first downs rushing (115), fewest net yards allowed (1,954) and fewest net rushing yards allowed (946). Those records have since been broken, but remain UD’s Division I highs in those categories. He was a team captain in 1952, and graduated from UD in 1953. Noll was selected as a charter member to UD’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 1962. After seven seasons with the Cleveland Browns, Noll spent nine years as an assistant coach with the Los Angeles Chargers and Baltimore Colts before being named head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1969. Noll’s 23-year record of 209 wins, 156 losses and 1 tie is the sixth-highest win total in the history of the NFL. He retired in 1991 after 40 years in professional football as a player, assistant coach and head coach.
DAYTON ‘86 Super Bowl Champion Monday Night Football Analyst
Always a great supporter of the University, Noll served on the UD Board of Trustees at the University of Dayton (1993- 2002) and is currently an Honorary Board member. He received a Special Achievement Award in 1976 and a Distinguished Alumni award in 1980. Noll served as the Reunion Gift Chair for the Class of ‘53’s forty-five year reunion in 1998 and was the honorary co-chair during the Call to Lead Campaign(1996-2002).
JON GRUDEN
When Jon Gruden was a backup quarterback as a senior at the University of Dayton, he went to Flyer coach Mike Kelly and volunteered to play on special teams. Kelly looked at Gruden and asked him a question: “You want to be coach someday. Would it be a good coaching move for me to risk an injury to my backup quarterback by letting him play special teams?” Gruden grudgingly saw Kelly’s point, but even Gruden would probably admit that things worked out okay for him, as his Tampa Bay Buccaneers won Super Bowl XXXVII 48-21 in 2003. Gruden is the second University of Dayton graduate to win the Super Bowl. Former UD co-captain and 1993 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee Chuck Noll won four Super Bowls (IX, X, XII. & XIV) as coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Noll started at center and linebacker for the Flyers and graduated from the University in 1953. Gruden played quarterback at Dayton and earned his degree in 1986. Born August 17, 1963 in Sandusky, Ohio, Gruden attended South Bend Clay High School in Indiana and was a three-year letterman at quarterback at UD and graduated with a degree in Communications. The Flyers had a 24-7 record in Gruden’s three varsity seasons there and Gruden was honored with the prestigious Lt. Andy Zulli Memorial Award, given to the senior player who best exemplifies the qualities of sportsmanship and character.
Dayton is the fifth school to have two graduates coach their teams to the Super Bowl. The others are: Arkansas (Barry Switzer and Jimmy Johnson), San Jose State (Bill Walsh and Dick Vermeil), Southern Cal (Jeff Fisher and Mike Holmgren) and SMU (Forrest Gregg and Raymond Berry).
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FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS Name
Year(s)
Publication/Organization
Position
Ralph Niehaus Jim Currin Fred Dugan
1936 1952 1957
Tackle Tight End Offensive End
Rick Chamberlin Chris Chaney Joe Drobnich David Kemp Jeff Slayback Greg French Doug Zimmer Gerry Meyer
1978 1981 1982 1984 1984 1985 1985, 1986 1986
Doug Zimmer Dave Moeglin Dave Jones
1986 1986 1987
Dave Oberst Gordy Massa
1987 1988
Pat DiGiacomo
1989
Mike Duvic
1989
Kevin Hofacre Lou Loncar Steve Harder
1989 1989 1990
Brian Olson
1991
Robert Christy Andy Pellegrino
1992 1992
Tim Duvic Brian Kadel Brady Wolfer Sean Gorius Jim Homoki Pat Hugar Ryan Hulme Kevin Johns Josh Lemmon Jeff Verhoff Joel Cutler Mark Thobe Jay Fullenkamp Chuck Kohstall Paul Conradson Brad Thobe Jermaine Bailey Shawn Eddy Trent Karn Mark Kasmer
1994 1995 1995 1996, 1997 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1997 1997, 1998 1998 1998 1999 1999 2000 2000 2001 2001
Eric Willman
2001
Mark Kasmer
2002
Nate Moore Jesse Obert
2002 2002
Doug Jones Nate Moore Doug Jones
2003 2003 2004
Jason Resch
2004
Robby Schwab
2004
Ryan Winner
2005
Casey Klaus
2005
Ross Mroczek
2005
John Hoppe Nick Ruhe Matt Champa
2006 2006 2007
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Linebacker Free Safety Middle Guard Linebacker Offensive Guard Placekicker Defensive Back Offensive Tackle Placekicker Linebacker Tailback Defensive Tackle Offensive Guard Offensive Tackle Kicker Fullback Defensive Tackle Offensive Tackle Offensive Guard Middle Guard Center
Kicker Quarterback Offensive Lineman Linebacker Linebacker Wide Receiver Kicker Quarterback Offensive Guard Defensive Back Offensive Lineman Defensive Back Offensive Guard Linebacker Offensive Tackle Safety Running Back Offensive Guard Middle Guard Safety Offensive Lineman
HONOR ROLL FOOTBALL GAZETTE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR Lou Loncar ............................................. 1989 ................................Defensive Kevin Johns ............................................ 1996 ................................Offensive Eric Willman ........................................... 2001 ................................Offensive Mark Kasmer.......................................... 2002 ................................Defensive Jesse Obert............................................. 2002 .................................Specialist
POSTSEASON BOWL GAME APPEARANCES All-Star Game In Chicago Jack Padley .....................................................................................1940 Jim Katcavage .................................................................................1956 Fred Dugan .....................................................................................1958 Emil Karas .......................................................................................1959 East-West Shrine Game Mickey Bitsko ..................................................................................1964 Leo Dillon ........................................................................................1970 Fred Dugan .....................................................................................1958 Leroy Ka-Ne ....................................................................................1950 Jim Katcavage .................................................................................1955 Jim Stangle .....................................................................................1969 Tom Stangle ....................................................................................1966 Blue-Gray Game ......................................................................................................1960 Gary Kosins .....................................................................................1971 Hula Bowl Mickey Bitsko ..................................................................................1964
NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME Harry Baujan ........................................................................................ 1990
NATIONAL FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME AWARD WINNERS
Bob Heckman ........................................................................................ 1962 Leo Dillon ............................................................................................. 1970 Tim Quinn ............................................................................................. 1972 Steve Keller ........................................................................................... 1992 Brandon Cramer .................................................................................... 2007
NCAA STATISTICS LEADERS Gary Kosins ............................................................................................1970
Safety Offensive Tackle Kicker Defensive Back Offensive Tackle Defensive Back Kicker Center Offensive Tackle Defensive Back Offensive Guard Linebacker Wide Receiver/Punt Returnner Tight End Tight End Tight End Tight End
Tied Brian Beam (Air Force) for the national lead in (12.0 points per game average)
Dan Sharley .......................................................................................... 1990 D-III passing efficiency (165.1 rating) Steve Keller ........................................................................................... 1992 D-III passing efficiency (168.9 rating) Brian Kadel ............................................................................................1995 D-IAA passing efficiency (175.0 rating)
NATIONAL ACADEMIC AWARDS NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship Roy Gordon Mike Pignatiello Dan Sharley Mark Kasmer Brandon Cramer
1976 1982 1990 2002 2007
NACDA Post-Graduate Scholarship Josh Lemmon Brandon Cramer
1996 2007
FIRST TEAM COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS Bart Bergfeld 2008 Brandon Cramer 2006, 2007 Brett Cuthbert Greg French Doug Jones Jake Jones Mark Kasmer David Kemp Jimmy Lee Josh Lemmon Steve Lochow Brad Mager Marty McNamara Gerry Meyer David Overholser Tim Quinn Dan Rosenbaum Nick Sellet Jeff Slayback Scott Terry Brandon Wingeier
1991 1984, 1985 2003 1998 2001, 2002 1984 1999 1996 1992, 1993 1993 2001 1986 1994 1971, 1972 1991, 1992 2003 1984 1979 2008
Brandon Cramer, a 2007 co-captain, was the NCAA Division I Academic All-American of the Year and a finalist for the Draddy Trophy.
COACH OF THE YEAR AWARDS Rick Carter 1980 Mike Kelly 1989 1991 1993 1994 1996 1996 1997 2000 2001 2002 2007
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Jermaine Bailey.................................................... 2000, 2001 ........................... RB Andy Bentley .................................................................. 2002 ..............................T Blake Bikowski ............................................................... 2007 ..............................C Tyler Bowersock.................................................... 2001, 2002 ............................LB Matt Champa.................................................................. 2007 ............................ TE Zack Cline ...................................................................... 1995 ........................... OL Paul Conradson .............................................................. 1999 ..............................T Brandon Cramer ............................................................. 2005 ........................... DB Jim Croghan ................................................................... 2007 ..............................T Jeff Cutler ...................................................................... 1997 ........................... OL Chris Dearth ................................................................... 2003 ............................DL Matt Deters .......................................................... 1994, 1995 ........................... DB Chad Duff....................................................................... 1997 ........................... OL Tim Duvic ....................................................................... 1994 ........................... PK Shawn Eddy.................................................................... 2000 ........................... OL Barry Esposito ................................................................ 1994 .......................... WR Jeff Fallis ....................................................................... 2001 ..............................P Jude France .................................................................... 1994 ........................... OL Jay Fullenkamp .............................................................. 1998 ........................... OL Aaron Furman ...................................................... 2001, 2002 ..............................S Mike Glassmeyer .................................................. 1997, 1998 ............................DL Sean Gorius .......................................................... 1996, 1997 ............................LB Brian Heizman ..................................................... 2002, 2003 ............................LB Kalen Hemmelgarn ............................................... 2007, 2008 ............................DT Brendan Hill ................................................................... 1993 ............................LB Nick Hinkebein ............................................................... 1993 .......................... MG Pat Hofacre .................................................................... 1993 ............................FB David Holtz .................................................................... 1994 ............................DL Jim Homoki.......................................................... 1995, 1996 ............................LB John Hoppe ................................................ 2004, 2005, 2006 ............................LB Kevin Hoyng......................................................... 2005, 2007 ...........................QB Trent Huelsman .............................................................. 1997 ............................ TE Pat Hugar............................................................. 1996, 1997 .......................... WR Ryan Hulme ................................................................... 1996 ........................... PK Ryan Huyghe ................................................................. 1995 .......................... WR Kevin Johns .......................................................... 1996, 1997 ...........................QB Doug Jones .......................................................... 2003, 2004 ........................... DB Ryan Jones..................................................................... 2001 ........................... KR Brian Kadel .................................................................... 1995 ...........................QB Trent Karn ............................................................ 2001, 2002 .......................... MG Mark Kasmer........................................................ 2001, 2002 ..............................S Chuck Kohstall ...................................................... 1998, 1999 ............................LB Jimmy Lee............................................................ 1998, 1999 ........................... RB Curt Lemmerbrock .......................................................... 1996 ........................... OL Josh Lemmon ................................................................. 1996 ........................... OL Jay Loboda..................................................................... 1993 ............................OT Steve Lochow.................................................................. 1993 ............................DT Matt Macy ...................................................................... 1999 ..............................T Jeff Mathot .................................................................... 1993 ...........................OG Steve McDonald .................................................... 2007, 2008 ..............................F Pat McLaughlin ............................................................... 1999 ...........................QB Marty McNamara............................................................ 2000 ........................... DB Ryan McNulty ................................................................. 2005 ..............................C Andy McKelvy................................................................. 1999 ..............................P Bumper McKinley ........................................................... 1997 ........................... DB Benjy Miller .......................................................... 1994, 1995 ........................... RB Judd Mintz ..................................................................... 1993 ............................TB Nate Moore .......................................................... 2002, 2003 ........................... OL John Mullen ................................................................... 1994 ........................... OL Jesse Obert..................................................................... 2002 ........................... PK Troy Ouhl ....................................................................... 1995 ............................DL Ryan Rapaszky............................................................... 1997 ............................LB Joe Reis ......................................................................... 2008 ............................LB Jason Resch .................................................................... 2004 ........................... PK Nick Ruhe....................................................................... 2006 .......................... WR John Schmall .................................................................. 2005 ............................ TE Rich Schuckman.............................................................. 1996 ............................DL Robby Schwab ................................................................ 2004 ..............................C Nick Sellet ...................................................................... 2003 ........................... OL Michael Short ................................................................. 2003 ............................LB Matt Sirmon ................................................................... 1999 ............................DL Kelly Spiker.................................................................... 2002 ...........................QB Ryan Stangle .................................................................. 1999 ............................ TE Jeff Swanson .................................................................. 2000 ............................DL Brad Thobe..................................................................... 1999 ........................... DB Dan Thobe...................................................................... 1993 ..............................S Mark Thobe .......................................................... 1997, 1998 ........................... DB Steve Valentino............................................................... 2008 Brad VanVleet....................................................... 1999, 2000 ............................LB Jeff Verhoff .................................................................... 1996 ........................... DB Steve Verhoff ................................................................. 2005 ............................TB Scott Vossler ......................................................... 2007, 2008 ........................... DE Jarrod Wachter ............................................................... 2002 ........................... OL Trent Warren .................................................................. 2004 .......................... MG Justin Willhoite ............................................................... 2001 ...........................OG Eric Willman ................................................................... 2001 ............................OT Ryan Winner .................................................................. 2004 ............................OT Brady Wolfer .................................................................. 1995 ........................... OL
Offensive Player of the Year Jermaine Bailey.............................................................. 2001 ........................... RB Kelly Spiker.................................................................... 2002 ...........................QB Kevin Hoyng................................................................... 2007 ...........................QB PFL Defensive Player of the Year John Hoppe .................................................................... 2005 ............................LB Doug Jones .................................................................... 2004 ........................... DB Mark Kasmer........................................................ 2001, 2002 ..............................S Scott Vossler ................................................................... 2008 ........................... DE Rookie of the Year Joe Castaneda ................................................................ 2007 ............................CB
HONOR ROLL First Team Academic All-PFL (alpha. order) Chris Anderson ..................................................................................... 2002, 2003 Eric Belcher .................................................................................................... 1996 Andy Bentley ........................................................................................ 2001, 2002 Bart Bergfeld.................................................................................................. 2008 Brent Bickel.................................................................................................... 1995 Sean Borchers ...................................................................................... 2001, 2002 Tyler Bowersock.................................................................................... 2001, 2002 Chad Burton ................................................................................................... 2005 Matt Champa.................................................................................................. 2007 Jason Cocco .................................................................................................... 1995 Paul Conradson .............................................................................................. 1999 Brandon Cramer ......................................................................... 2005, 2006, 2007 Jim Croghan ................................................................................................... 2007 Chris Dearth ................................................................................................... 2004 Eric Dearth ..................................................................................................... 2003 Matt Deters .......................................................................................... 1994, 1995 Andy DeVito ................................................................................................... 2003 Chad Duff....................................................................................................... 1997 Barry Esposito ...................................................................................... 1993, 1994 Jeff Fallis ....................................................................................................... 2001 Rob Florian..................................................................................................... 2008 Jay Fullenkamp .............................................................................................. 1998 Nick Glavin..................................................................................................... 2008 Brandon Godsey ............................................................................................. 2006 Lance Goodfellow ........................................................................................... 1994 Sean Gorius .................................................................................................... 1997 Sean Heenan .................................................................................................. 2008 Randy Hemmelgarn .............................................................................. 1999, 2000 Josh Heyne .......................................................................................... 2005, 2006 Bryan Holtz .................................................................................................... 1995 David Holtz .................................................................................................... 1994 Jim Homoki.................................................................................................... 1996 John Hoppe .......................................................................................... 2005, 2006 Kevin Hoyng............................................................................... 2005, 2006, 2007 Trent Huelsman .................................................................................... 1996, 1997 Ryan Huyghe ................................................................................................. 1995 Kevin Johns .......................................................................................... 1996, 1997 Doug Jones ............................................................................... 2002, 2003, 2004 Jacob Jones .................................................................................................... 1998 Paul Kaiser ..................................................................................................... 1998 Trent Karn ...................................................................................................... 2002 Mark Kasmer........................................................................................ 2001, 2002 Brian Kelly ................................................................................. 2005, 2006, 2007 Matt Klug ....................................................................................................... 1995 Chuck Kohstall ...................................................................................... 1998, 1999 Jimmy Lee............................................................................................ 1998, 1999 Josh Lemmon ....................................................................................... 1995, 1996 Steve Lochow.................................................................................................. 1993 Jeff Mathot .................................................................................................... 1993 Patrick McCormick ................................................................................ 2007, 2008 Steve McDonald .............................................................................................. 2008 Andy McKelvy................................................................................................. 1998 Marty McNamara.................................................................................. 2000, 2001 Ryan McNulty ................................................................................................. 2005 Matt Moore .......................................................................................... 1995, 1997 John Mullen ................................................................................................... 1994 Steve Mulqueen .............................................................................................. 2000 Troy Ouhl ....................................................................................................... 1995 David Overholser ............................................................................................ 1994 Mike Platte ..................................................................................................... 1993 Ryan Pollock .................................................................................................. 2008 Ryan Rapaszky............................................................................................... 1997 Joe Reis ......................................................................................................... 2008 Jason Resch .......................................................................................... 2003, 2004 Alan Ruth ....................................................................................................... 1993 Matt Ryan ...................................................................................................... 2003 Allen Sanders ................................................................................................. 2000 John Schmall .................................................................................................. 2005 Jason Schmidt................................................................................................. 2001 Brad Schuster ................................................................................................. 2000 Nick Sellet ............................................................................................ 2001, 2003 Ben Shappie ................................................................................................... 2008 Bob Sobehart.................................................................................................. 1998 Kelly Spiker.................................................................................................... 2002 Brandon Staley ............................................................................................... 2004 Ryan Stangle .................................................................................................. 1999 Mike Stylski.................................................................................................... 1996 Matt Swartz .................................................................................................... 2007 Brad Thobe................................................................................................ 1998-99 Dan Thobe...................................................................................................... 1993 Mark Thobe .................................................................................................... 1997 Brad Van Vleet................................................................................................ 1999 Jeff Verhoff .......................................................................................... 1996, 1997 Steve Verhoff ....................................................................................... 2004, 2005 Chris Vermillion .................................................................................... 2006, 2007 Corey Vossler .................................................................................................. 2008 Scott Vossler ................................................................................................... 2007 Jarrod Wachter ............................................................................................... 2002 Stan Wheeler .................................................................................................. 1993 Pete Wehrman...................................................................................... 1996, 1997 Justin Willhoite ..................................................................................... 2000, 2001 Brandon Wingeier........................................................................................... 2008 Ryan Winner .................................................................................................. 2005 Scott Wintering ............................................................................................... 2005 Tom Wolfe ...................................................................................................... 1993 Brady Wolfer .................................................................................................. 1994
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First Team All-Pioneer Fooball League (alpha. order)
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CAREER RECORDS For the purposes of the UD Record Book, use the following notations for your reference: (s) - denotes a scholarship record (n) - denotes a non-scholarship record
SCORING
Points 1 Mike DUVIC ...................................1986-89 ............(n) 326 2 Pat HOFACRE ..................................1990-93 ................. 318 3 Dave JONES .....................................1984-87 ................. 250 4 Gary KOSINS ...................................1969-71 ............ (s) 246 Kevin HOFACRE ................................1989-90 ................. 246 6 Tim NORBUT ....................................1984-86 ................. 242 7 Chad MUTERSPAW ...........................1994-97 ................. 210 8 Jesse OBERT.....................................2000-02 ................. 208 9 Tim DUVIC ......................................1992-94 ................. 203 10 Ryan HULME ...................................1994-97 ................. 201 11 Greg FRENCH ..................................1982-85 ................. 192 12 Sylvester MONROE ..........................1975-78 ................. 186 Garry SMITH ...................................1977-80 ................. 186 14 Hartmut STRECKER ..........................1976-79 ................. 183 15 David GEORGE ................................1996-00 ................. 174 16 Greg SCHWARBER ...........................1972-75 ................. 169 17 Ben SHAPPIE....................................2005-08 ................. 168 18 John BIANCHI .................................1990-91 ................. 163 19 Kelly SPIKER ...................................2000-02 ................. 162 20 Pat HUGAR .....................................1993-97 ................. 158 21 Geno MATTIODA ..............................1999-03 ................. 156 22 Jason RESCH ....................................2003-04 ................. 149 23 Jon VORPE ......................................1979-82 ................. 144 Jermaine BAILEY .............................1999-01 ................. 144 25 Mike NICHOLSON ............................1986-88 ................. 142 26 Jim FULLENKAMP ............................1979-80 ................. 141 27 Mike PIGNATIELLO ..........................1979-82 ................. 139 28 Jack PADLEY ...................................1937-39 ................. 132 Art BOK ..........................................1946-49 ................. 132 Tom HANER .....................................1979-82 ................. 132 Jimmy LEE ......................................1996-99 ................. 132 Tony HURPS ....................................2001-03 ................. 132 33 Cliff SACHINI ...................................2000-03 ................. 130 34 Gradlin PRUITT ................................1977-80 ................. 126 Kevin HOYNG...................................2004-07 ................. 126 36 Augie CABRINHA .............................1923-26 ................. 121 Touchdowns 1 Pat HOFACRE ...................................1990-93 ..............(n) 53 2 Kevin HOFACRE ................................1989-90 ................... 41 Dave JONES ....................................1984-87 ................... 41 Gary KOSINS ...................................1969-71 .............. (s) 41 5 Tim NORBUT ....................................1985-86 ................... 40
UP TO THE 1976 SEASON, THE UD FOOTBALL TEAM WAS A SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM. FROM 1976 ON, NO FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIPS HAVE BEEN GIVEN.
RUSHING
Yards 1 Sylvester MONROE ...........................1975-78 .............. 2,940 2 Gary KOSINS ...................................1969-71 ......... (s) 2,812 3 Dave JONES .....................................1984-87 .........(n) 2,684 4 William PETERSON............................1988-91 .............. 2,540 5 Jermaine BAILEY ..............................1999-01 .............. 2,299 6 Gradlin PRUITT.................................1977-80 .............. 2,296 7 Tommy HALSTEAD ..........................1980-83 .............. 2,249 8 Jackie GREEN .................................1983-86 .............. 2,158 9 Kelly SPIKER ...................................2000-02 .............. 2,059 10 Cliff SACHINI ...................................2000-03 .............. 1,995 11 Rob DIORIO ...................................1982-85 .............. 1,994 12 Chad LINDSEY .................................1995-98 .............. 1,952 13 Jay DEWiITT ....................................1987-90 .............. 1,756 14 Judd MINTZ ....................................1991-93 .............. 1,750 15 Greg BAZANY ..................................1979-82 .............. 1,692 Attempts 1 Gary KOSINS .................................1969-71 ............ (s) 779 2 Sylvester MONROE .........................1975-78 ................. 702 3 Tommy HALSTEAD ..........................1980-83 ............(n) 544 4 Dave JONES ....................................1984-87 ................. 540 5 Gradlin PRUITT ................................1977-80 ................. 470 Yards Per Attempt 1 Jimmy LEE ......................................1996-99 ...........(n) 6.24 2 Judd MINTZ ...................................1991-93 ................ 6.18 3 William PETERSON ..........................1988-91 .................. 6.1 4 Chad LINDSEY .................................1995-98 .................. 5.9 5 Keith MILLER ..................................1989-92 .................. 5.8
PASSING
Yards 1 Kevin HOYNG...................................2004-07 ........( n) 8,862 2 Steve KELLER .................................1990-92 .............. 3,768 3 B.J. DAILEY ....................................1974-77 .............. 3,678 4 Kevin JOHNS .................................1995-97 .............. 3,572 5 Dan SHARLEY .................................1987-90 .............. 3,229 6 Jon VORPE .....................................1979-82 .............. 3,146 7 Rob FLORIAN ...................................2004-08 .............. 3,026 8 Frank SIGGINS ...............................1950-52 ......... (s) 3,019 9 Ken POLKE .....................................1970-73 .............. 2,896 10 Joe ZALESKI ...................................1947-50 .............. 2,695 Completions 1 Kevin HOYNG...................................2004-07 ............(n) 530 2 Steve KELLER .................................1990-92 ................. 273 3 Rob FLORIAN ...................................2004-08 ................. 254 Frank SIGGINS ................................1950-52 ............ (s) 209
Kicker Mike Duvic is UD’s all-time leading scorer.
Catches 1 Bill FRANKS ......................1988-91 ..........(n) 133 2 Ryan WROBLESKI ................2002-05 ............... 117 3 Nick RUHE ..........................2003-07 ............... 113 4 Tim EUBANK .....................1985-88 ............... 109 5 Matt CHAMPA......................2005-07 ............... 104 (6) Larry NICKELS ...................1970-72 ............ (s) 99 By Tight Ends 1 Matt CHAMPA......................2005-07 ..........(n) 104 2 Jim CURRIN ........................1950-52 ............ (s) 75 3 Fred DUGAN .......................1955-57 ................. 66 1 2
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By Tight Ends Matt CHAMPA......................2005-07 ............ 1,598 Jim CURRIN ......................1950-52 ....... (s) 1,198 Fred DUGAN .....................1955-57 ............ 1,040 By Running Backs Bobby RECKER ....................1950-52 ....... (s) 1,136 Bob MADDEN ......................1966-68 ............... 714 Billy MAYO ..........................1965-67 ............... 714 William Peterson .................1988-91 ..........(n) 412
Yards Per Catch 1 Ryan JONES ......................1999-01 .......(n) 26.24 2 C. CUMBERLANDER .............1997-98 ............ 26.21 3 Ben WINTERS .....................2000-02 .............. 23.6 4 Billy MAYO ........................1965-67 ......... (s) 22.9 5 Pat HUGAR .......................1994-97 .............. 21.6 1 2 3 (4)
Accuracy 1 Brian KADEL ..................................1993-95 ...........(n) 62.6 2 Dan SHARLEY .................................1987-90 ................ 61.8 3 Tony ERNST ....................................1992-94 ................ 61.5 Frank SIGGINS ................................1950-52 ........... (s) 46.6
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Highest Efficiency 1 Kevin HOYNG .................................2004-07 .............. 158.1 2 Kevin JOHNS .................................1994-97 .........(n) 151.1 3 Kelly SPIKER ..................................2000-02 .............. 149.8
By Running Backs Bobby RECKER ....................1950-52 ............ (s) 78 Bob MADDEN .....................1966-68 ................. 42 Chad LINDSEY .....................1995-98 ............(n) 35
Yards 1 Ryan WROBLESKI ................2002-05 .......(n) 2,058 2 Nick RUHE ..........................2003-07 ............ 1,885 3 Pat HUGAR .........................1985-88 ............ 1,878 4 Tim EUBANK .....................1985-88 ............ 1,851 5 Bill FRANKS ......................1988-91 ............ 1,767 6 Kelvin KIRK ......................1972-75 ....... (s) 1,676 7 Matt CHAMPA......................2005-07 ............ 1,598 8 Al LAUBENTHAL .................1977-80 ............ 1,563 9 Ben WINTERS .....................2000-02 ............ 1,421 10 Larry NICKELS ...................1970-72 ............ 1,376
Attempts 1 Kevin HOYNG...................................2004-07 ............(n) 862 2 B.J. DAILEY ....................................1974-77 ................. 509 3 Ken POLKE ......................................1971-73 ............ (s) 490
Touchdown Throws 1 Kevin HOYNG...................................2004-07 ..............(n) 59 2 Kevin JOHNS ...................................1995-97 ..............(n) 37 3 Steve KELLER ...................................1990-92 ................... 31 Frank SIGGINS ................................1950-52 .............. (s) 30
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RECEIVING
By Tight Ends Ryan STANGLE ...................1996-99 .........(n) 20.5 Dustin PLACKE ....................2001-03 .............. 18.8 Tony PETRUCCI ..................1984-87 .............. 16.2 Jim CURRIN ......................1950-52 ......... (s) 16.0 Running Backs Billy MAYO ..........................1965-67 ......... (s) 22.9 Bob MADDEN .....................1966-68 .............. 17.0 Chad LINDSEY .....................1995-98 .........(n) 12.6
Touchdown Catches 1 Pat HUGAR ........................1994-97 ............(n) 24 2 Matt CHAMPA......................2005-07 ................. 19 3 Jim CURRIN ......................1950-52 ............ (s) 15 4 Ryan WROBLESKI ................2002-05 ................. 14 Al LAUBENTHAL ..................1977-78 ................. 14 Kelvin KIRK ......................1972-75 ................. 14
CAREER RECORDS TOTAL OFFENSE
Rushing & Passing 1 Kevin HOYNG......................... 2004-07.............(n) 9,528 2 Kelly SPIKER .......................... 2000-02.................. 5,138 3 Kevin JOHNS ......................... 1995-97.................. 4,252 4 Steve KELLER ......................... 1990-92.................. 3,974 5 B.J. DAILEY ............................ 1974-77.................. 3,890 6 Dan SHARLEY......................... 1987-90.................. 3,636 7 Jon VORPE ............................. 1979-82.................. 3,554 8 Rob FLORIAN ......................... 2004-08.................. 3,291 9 Brandon STALEY ..................... 2003-04.................. 3,138 10 Sylvester MONROE ................. 1975-78.................. 2,940 Joe ZALESKI ........................... 1947-50............. (s) 2,922 All-Purpose (Rush, Catch & Return) 1 Sylvester MONROE ................. 1975-78.................. 3,613 2 Dave JONES ........................... 1984-87.................. 3,479 3 Nick RUHE ............................. 2003-07.................. 3,478 4 Gradlin PRUITT....................... 1978-80.................. 3,464 5 Pat HUGAR ............................ 1995-97.................. 3,239 6 Gary KOSINS ......................... 1969-71.................3,101* 7 William PETERSON.................. 1988-91.................. 2,975 9 Jermaine BAILEY .................... 1999-01.................. 2,937 9 Jackie GREEN ......................... 1983-86.................. 2,826 10 Bob MADDEN ......................... 1966-68.................. 2,750
KICKING
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Sylvester Monroe Gary Kosins Dave Jones William Peterson Jermaine Bailey Gradlin Pruitt Tommy Halstead Jackie Green Kelly Spiker Cliff Sachini Rob Diorio Keith Miller Jimmy Lee Jay DeWitt Judd Mintz Greg Bazany Kevin Hoyng Bernie Kress Leroy Ka-Ne Rob Monnett
YEARS
1975-78 1969-71 1984-87 1988-91 1999-01 1977-80 1980-83 1983-86 2000-02 2000-03 1982-85 1989-92 1996-99 1987-90 1991-93 1979-82 2004-07 1966-68 1948-50 1986-89
1,500 YARD CLUB ATT.
702 779 540 417 403 469 544 395 383 393 362 320 298 328 283 337 458 383 279 283
Punt Returns 1 Nick RUHE ............................. 2003-07..................(n) 77 2 Nick RICKE ............................. 1981-82........................64 3 Doug ZIMMER ........................ 1984-86........................54 4 Sean TAYLOR.......................... 1989-92........................51 5 Pat HUGAR ............................ 1995-97........................48 Theron SUMPTER .................... 1965-67.................. (s) 42
Field Goal Accuracy 1 Mike DUVIC ........................... 1986-89...............(n) 80.7 2 Greg FRENCH ......................... 1983-85.....................76.3 3 John BIANCHI ........................ 1990-91.....................75.0 Greg SCHWARBER .................. 1972-75............... (s) 46.6
Punt Return Yards 1 Nick RUHE ............................. 2003-07.................(n)807 2 Pat HUGAR ............................ 1995-97................(n) 496 3 Sean TAYLOR.......................... 1989-92......................484 4 Doug ZIMMER ........................ 1984-86......................449 5 Barry ESPOSITO ..................... 1991-94......................446 Bobby RECKER ....................... 1950-52................ (s) 394
Extra Point Accuracy 1 Hartmut STRECKER ................. 1977-78...............(n) 98.6 2 Greg SCHWARBER .................. 1972-75............... (s) 97.4
2,940 2,812 2,684 2,540 2,299 2,296 2,249 2,158 2,059 1,995 1,994 1,869 1,861 1,756 1,750 1,692 1,666 1,662 1,570 1,530
AVG.
4.2 3.6 5.0 6.1 5.7 4.9 4.1 5.5 5.4 5.1 5.5 5.8 6.2 5.4 6.2 5.0 3.6 4.3 5.6 5.4
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100-YDS
28 41 41 9 15 19 13 14 26 20 8 12 20 9 15 12 21 18 20 9
8 10 12 9 13 11 8 6 4 8 6 4 8 2 6 7 1 5 * 2
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Field Goals 1 Mike DUVIC ........................... 1986-89..................(n) 46 2 Greg SCHWARBER .................. 1972-75.................. (s) 34 3 Greg FRENCH ......................... 1983-85........................29 4 John BIANCHI ........................ 1990-91........................24 5 Jason RESCH .......................... 2003-04........................23 Hartmut STRECKER ................. 1976-79........................23
Extra Points 1 Mike DUVIC ........................... 1986-89................(n) 189 2 Jesse OBERT........................... 2000-02......................142 3 Ryan HULME .......................... 1994-97......................138 4 Hartmut STRECKER ................. 1976-79......................114 5 Greg FRENCH ......................... 1983-85......................104 Greg SCHWARBER .................. 1972-75 ................. (s) 67 Consecutive: 64, Greg Schwarber, 1972-75
YDS.
Punt Return Average 1 Rob MONNETT ........................ 1986-89...............(n) 13.6 2 Barry ESPOSITO ..................... 1991-94.....................10.6 3 Nick RUHE ............................. 2003-07.....................10.5 4 Pat HUGAR ............................ 1995-97.....................10.3 Punting Average 1 Dan QUINN............................ 1970-71............... (s) 39.6 2 Andy McKELVY ....................... 1996-99...............(n) 39.5 3 Vic KRISTOPAITIS .................... 1954-56.....................39.3
DEFENSE
Interceptions 1 Mark KASMER ........................ 2000-02..................(n) 21 2 Doug ZIMMER ........................ 1983-86..................(n) 20 3 Jon HUSTED ........................... 1986-89........................17 4 Sean KENNEALLY .................... 1987-90........................16 5 Roy GORDON ......................... 1973-76.................. (s) 14 Interception Return Yards 1 Mark KASMER ........................ 2000-02................(n) 375 2 Doug ZIMMER ........................ 1983-86......................323 3 Casey KLAUS.......................... 2003-05......................276 4 Dan THOBE ............................ 1991-93......................269 5 Sean GORIUS ......................... 1995-97......................232 Interception Return Average 1 Casey KLAUS.......................... 2003-05.....................30.2 2 Dan THOBE ............................ 1991-93...............(n) 29.9 3 Sean GORIUS ......................... 1995-97.....................25.8 Fumble Recoveries 1 Jim SHAFOR........................... 1953-54.................. (s) 12 2 Joe OVERBECK ....................... 1976-79........................10
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Kickoff Returns 1 Walt WINGARD....................... 1972-74.................. (s) 40 2 Gradin PRUITT ....................... 1978-80..................(n) 38 3 Willie HANDLEY...................... 1968-69........................34 4 Pat HUGAR ............................ 1995-97........................33 Billy MAYO ............................. 1965-67........................33 Kickoff Return Yards 1 Walt WINGARD....................... 1972-74................ (s) 909 2 Gradlin PRUITT....................... 1978-80................(n) 833 3 Pat HUGAR ............................ 1995-97......................777 4 Billy MAYO ............................. 1965-67......................776 5 Kelvin KIRK ........................... 1972-75......................757 Kick Return Average 1 Jimmy LEE ............................. 1997-99.............(n) 27.75 2 Kelvin KIRK ........................... 1972-75............... (s) 27.0 3 John HUSTED ......................... 1986-89.....................24.7 4 Pat HUGAR ............................ 1995-97.....................23.5 5 Billy MAYO ............................. 1965-67.....................23.5
Quarterback Kevin Hoyng holds the Flyers’ career record for total yards (9,528), completions (530), passing yards (8, 862), and TD passes (59).
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SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS SCORING
Points 1 Dave JONES ................................ 1987 ................... (n) 160 2 Kevin HOFACRE .......................... 1989 .........................156 3 Pat HOFACRE .............................. 1991 .........................144 Gary KOSINS ............................... 1970 ....................(s) 108 Touchdowns 1 Dave JONES ................................ 1987 ..................... (n) 26 Kevin HOFACRE ........................... 1989 ...........................26 3 Pat HOFACRE ............................... 1991 ...........................24 Gary KOSINS ............................... 1970 ......................(s) 18
KICKING
Field Goals 1 Jesse OBERT ................................ 2002 ..................... (n) 17 2 John BIANCHI.............................. 1990 ...........................16 3 Mike DUVIC................................. 1987 ...........................14 Mike DUVIC................................. 1989 ...........................14 Greg SCHWARBER........................ 1973 ......................(s) 13 Field Goal Accuracy 1 Greg FRENCH .............................. 1984 .................. (n) 85.7 2 John BIANCHI ............................ 1990 ........................84.2 3 Greg FRENCH ............................ 1985 ........................83.3 Mark REDRICK............................. 1968 ...................(s) 83.3 Extra Points 1 Jim FULLENKAMP ........................ 1980 ..................... (n) 62 2 Mike DUVIC................................. 1989 ...........................59 3 Jesse OBERT ................................ 2001 ...........................57 Barney OTTEN ............................. 1949 ......................(s) 18 Extra Point Accuracy 1 Mike DUVIC ................................ 1989 ......................100.0 Mike PIGNATIELLO ....................... 1982 ......................100.0 Hartmut STRECKER ...................... 1977 ......................100.0 Greg SCHWARBER.............. 1973, 1974 .................(s) 100.0 Rich WINKLER ............................. 1964 ......................100.0 Kickoff Returns 1 Willie HANDLEY ........................... 1969 ......................(s) 24 2 Dan PAULICK............................... 1996 ..................... (n) 20 Kickoff Return Yards 1 Willie HANDLEY ........................... 1969 ....................(s) 504 2 Steve VALENTINO......................... 2008 ................... (n) 454 3 Jon HUSTED ................................ 1989 ........................ 450 Kick Return Average 1 Benjy MILLER .............................. 1995 .................. (n) 32.7 2 Kelvin KIRK ................................. 1974 ...................(s) 32.2 3 Bob MADDEN .............................. 1968 ........................30.0 Punt Returns 1 Nick RICKE .................................. 1981 ..................... (n) 44 2 Sean TAYLOR ............................... 1991 ...........................29 3 Mike MUSSELMAN ....................... 1987 ...........................28 Joe ZALESKI ................................ 1950 ......................(s) 28 Punt Return Yards 1 Nick RUHE................................... 2005 ................... (n) 448 2 Ryan JONES ................................ 2001 .........................415 3 Rob MONNETT ............................ 1989 .........................340 4 Joe ZALESKI ................................ 1948 ....................(s) 338 Punt Return Average 1 Ryan JONES ................................ 2001 .................. (n) 18.0 2 Al SHATTEEN................................ 1968 ...................(s) 13.7 3 Rob MONNETT ............................. 1989 ........................13.6 Punting Average 1 John VUKELICH ........................... 1951 ...................(s) 41.3 2 Dan QUINN ................................ 1970 ........................40.6 3 Vic KRISTOPAITIS ........................ 1956 ........................40.5 Jack CAMERON ............................ 1989 .......................(n) 39.6
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RUSHING
Rushing Yards 1 Dave JONES ................................ 1987 ................ (n) 1,803 2 Gradlin PRUITT ........................... 1980 ......................1,591 3 Jermaine BAILEY ......................... 2000 ......................1,373 4 Gary KOSINS .............................. 1970 .................(s) 1,172 5 Jimmy LEE ................................. 1999 ......................1,052 6 William PETERSON ...................... 1991 ......................1,049 7 Cliff SACHINI ............................... 2003 ......................1,042 8 Judd MINTZ ............................... 1993 ......................1,011 9 Sylvester MONROE ..................... 1976 ........................ 987 10 Bernie KRESS ............................. 1968 ........................ 973 Rushing Attempts 1 Dave JONES ................................ 1987 ................... (n) 363 2 Gary KOSINS ............................... 1970 ....................(s) 344 3 Gradlin PRUITT ............................ 1980 .........................323 Yards Per Attempt 1 Leroy KA-NE ................................ 1949 .....................(s) 7.8 2 Sean BORCHERS .......................... 2002 .................... (n) 6.9 3 Chad LINDSEY ............................. 1997 ..........................6.8 J.P. RAGON.................................. 1997 ..........................6.8
PASSING
Passing Yards 1 Kevin HOYNG .............................. 2007 ......................3,317 2 Rob FLORIAN ...........................2008 ....................2,345 3 Steve KELLER............................... 1991 ......................2,316 4 Kevin HOYNG .............................. 2006 ......................2,052 5 Kevin HOYNG .............................. 2005 ......................1,989 Tom VOSBERG ............................. 1974 .................(s) 1,914 Passing Completions 1 Kevin HOYNG .............................. 2007 ................... (n) 251 2 Rob FLORIAN ...........................2008 .......................207 3 Steve KELLER............................... 1991 .........................163 Tom VOSBERG ............................. 1974 ....................(s) 141 Passing Attempts 1 Kevin HOYNG .............................. 2007 ................... (n) 384 2 Rob FLORIAN ...........................2008 .......................354 3 Tom VOSBERG ............................. 1974 ....................(s) 304 Passing Accuracy 1 Kevin HOYNG .............................. 2007 .................. (n) 65.4 2 Brian KADEL ............................... 1995 ........................62.8 3 Dan SHARLEY ............................. 1990 ........................62.7 Joe RUDOLPH.............................. 1964 ...................(s) 48.8 Touchdown Throws 1 Kevin HOYNG .............................. 2007 ..................... (n) 31 2 Kevin JOHNS .............................. 1996 ...........................21 3 Brian KADEL ............................... 1995 ...........................18 Frank SIGGINS ............................ 1951 ......................(s) 15 Highest Efficiency 1 Brian KADEL ............................... 1995 ................ (n) 175.0 2 Kevin HOYNG .............................. 2005 ......................164.4 3 Kelly SPIKER ............................... 2001 ......................163.5
TOTAL OFFENSE
Rushing & Passing 1 Kevin HOYNG .............................. 2007 ................ (n) 3,957 2 Rob FLORIAN ...........................2008 ....................2,592 3 Kevin HOYNG .............................. 2005 ......................2,547 4 Kevin HOYNG .............................. 2006 ......................2,471 5 Steve KELLER .............................. 1991 ......................2,460 All-Purpose (Rush, Catch & Return) 1 Dave JONES ............................... 1987 ......................2,242 2 Gradlin PRUITT ........................... 1980 ......................1,980 3 Jermaine BAILEY ......................... 2000 ......................1,662 4 Judd MINTZ ................................ 1993 ......................1,501 5 Pat HUGAR.................................. 1996 ......................1,478
RECEIVING
Catches 1 Justin Millio................................. 2008 ..................... (n) 67 2 J Michael JONARD ....................... 2007 .......................... 64 3 Nick RUHE................................... 2007 ...........................60 4 Matt CHAMPA .............................. 2007 ...........................59 5 Jack O’Dell.................................. 2007 ...........................56 Larry NICKELS ............................. 1972 ......................(s) 44 By Tight Ends 1 Matt CHAMPA ....................... 2007 ..................... (n) 59 2 Jim CURRIN.......................... 1951 ......................(s) 39 3 Fred DUGAN......................... 1957 ...........................37 By Running Backs 1 Bobby RECKER...................... 1952 ......................(s) 36 2 Judd MINTZ ......................... 1993 ..................... (n) 24 Receiving Yards 1 Nick RUHE................................... 2006 ................... (n) 977 2 Matt CHAMPA .............................. 2007 .........................921 3 Ryan WROBLESKI ........................ 2005 ....................... 919 4 Al LAUBENTHAL ........................... 1980 .........................883 5 Tim EUBANK................................ 1987 .........................869 Larry NICKELS ............................. 1972 ....................(s) 706 By Tight Ends 1 Matt CHAMPA ....................... 2007 ................... (n) 921 2 Jim CURRIN.......................... 1951 .........................649 3 Fred DUGAN......................... 1957 .........................546 By Running Backs 1 Bobby RECKER...................... 1952 ....................(s) 472 2 Bob MADDEN ....................... 1968 .........................434 Judd MINTZ.......................... 1993 .................... (n)310 Yards Per Catch 1 Billy MAYO .................................. 1966 ...................(s) 25.9 2 Ben WINTERS .............................. 2001 .................. (n) 25.8 3 Stan WHEELER ............................. 1992 ........................25.0 By Tight Ends 1 Dustin PLACKE ...................... 2003 .................. (n) 24.3 2 Ryan STANGLE ...................... 1999 ........................21.8 3 Fred DUGAN......................... 1956 ...................(s) 18.5 By Running Backs 1 Billy MAYO ........................... 1966 ...................(s) 25.9 2 Billy MAYO ........................... 1967 ........................24.8 Chad LINDSEY ...................... 1998 .................. (n) 17.1 Touchdown Catches 1 Pat HUGAR.................................. 1996 ..................... (n) 10 2 Jim CURRIN................................. 1951 ....................... (s) 9 Matt CHAMPA .............................. 2007 .............................9
DEFENSE
Interceptions 1 Mark KASMER ............................. 2002 ..................... (n) 11 2 Chris CHANEY ............................. 1981 ...........................10 3 Mark KASMER ............................. 2001 .............................9 4 Dwight MOSLEY ........................... 1972 ........................(s) 8 Interception Return Yards 1 Chris CHANEY .............................. 1981 ................... (n) 229 2 Sean GORIUS ............................. 1997 .........................222 3 Mark KASMER ............................. 2001 .........................212 Intercept Return Average 1 Sean GORIUS .............................. 1997 .................. (n) 44.4 2 Dan THOBE ................................. 1992 ........................42.3 3 Lance GOODFELLOW .................... 1994 ........................33.7 Fumble Recoveries 1 Jim SHAFOR ................................ 1953 ........................(s) 6 Jim SHAFOR ................................ 1954 ........................(s) 6 Chris CHANEY .............................. 1980 ....................... (n) 6
SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Points 1 Richard PUNCH ..................................................... Aquinas, ‘16 ................................ 30 Gary KOSINS ............................................................Xavier, ‘70 ............................ (s) 30 Kevin HOFACRE ...............................................John Carroll, ‘89 ............................(n) 30 Pat HOFACRE .................................................... Mercyhurst, ‘91 ............................(n) 30 Judd MINTZ ...................................................... Valparaiso, ‘93 ............................(n) 30 Ben Shappie.......................................................... Campbell ‘08 ............................(n) 30 Touchdowns 1 Richard PUNCH ..................................................... Aquinas, ‘16 ................................... 5 Gary KOSINS ............................................................Xavier, ‘70 .............................. (s) 5 Kevin HOFACRE ...............................................John Carroll, ‘89 ..............................(n) 5 Pat HOFACRE .................................................... Mercyhurst, ‘91 ..............................(n) 5 Judd MINTZ ...................................................... Valparaiso, ‘93 ..............................(n) 5 Ben Shappie ............................................................... Campbell ‘08 ..............................(n) 5
KICKING
Field Goals 1 Greg SCHWARBER ................................................ Marshall, ‘72 .............................. (s) 4 Mike DUVIC .................................................. Wayne State, ‘87 ..............................(n) 4 John BIANCHI ........................................................... Iona, ‘90 ..............................(n) 4 John BIANCHI ...................................................Northwood, ‘90 ..............................(n) 4 Tim DUVIC ................................................................. UAB, ‘93 ..............................(n) 4 Jesse OBERT .........................................................St. Francis ‘02 ..............................(n) 4 Jason RESCH ......................................................Austin Peay ‘04 ..............................(n) 4 Longest Field Goals 1 Hartmut STRECKER ........................................... Iowa State, ‘77 ............................(n) 59 2 Greg SCHWARBER ................................................... Xavier, ‘73 ............................ (s) 55 Extra Points 1 Mike PIGNATIELLO............................................. Jersey City, ‘82 .............................(n) 9 2 Bob THOMAS ......................................................... Temple, ‘67 .............................. (s) 8 Longest Kickoff Returns 1 Bobby RECKER ..........................................................Xavier, ‘50 ............................ (s) 98 2 Gradlin PRUITT .....................................................Otterbein, ‘78 ............................(n) 92 3 Jon HUSTED ........................................................... Catholic, ‘89 ................................. 90 Dan PAULICK ................................................UW-Platteville, ‘96 ................................. 90 Longest Punt Returns 1 Bill KNISLEY .......................................................... Marshall, ‘41 ............................(n) 93 2 Willie BANKS ......................................................Wittenberg, ‘36 ........................... (s) 90 3 Ryan WROBLESKI ............................................... Valparaiso, ‘05 ................................ 86 Longest Punts 1 Brad BURNS..............................................................Ithaca, ‘91 ............................(n) 77 2 Jason BROWER....................................................San Diego, ‘93 ................................. 76 3 Paul SPAKOWSKI ......................................... No. Texas State, ‘52 ............................ (s) 75 Paul SPAKOWSKI .......................................................Xavier, ‘53 ............................ (s) 75 Jason BROWER.................................................... Evansville, ‘94 ................................. 75
RUSHING
Rushing Yards 1 Jermaine BAILEY ......................................................Drake ‘00 ..........................(n) 251 2 Gary KOSINS ...........................................................Akron, ‘70 .......................... (s) 236 Longest Rushes 1 Leroy KA-NE .......................................................Scranton, ‘49 ............................ (s) 94 2 J.P. RAGON .............................................. Morehead State, ‘97 ............................(n) 85 3 Andre COLLINS .......................................... Frostburg State, ‘86 ................................. 82 Rushing Attempts 1 Gary KOSINS ...................................................... Louisville, ‘70 ............................ (s) 51 Dave JONES .................................................. Wayne State, ‘87 ............................(n) 38
TOTAL OFFENSE
Rushing & Passing 1 Kevin HOYNG...................................................... Davidson, ‘07 ..........................(n) 474 2 Kevin HOYNG............................................................Drake, ‘07 ............................... 453 3 Kevin JOHNS.......................................................San Diego, ‘96 ............................... 418 4 Rob FLORIAN ................................................... Jacksonville, ‘06 ............................... 397 5 Kevin HOYNG......................................................San Diego, ‘07 ............................... 379 Tom VOSBERG .......................................................... Toledo, ‘74 .......................... (s) 290
PASSING
Passing Yards 1 Kevin JOHNS ..................................................... San Diego, ‘96 ..........................(n) 414 2 Rob FLORIAN ................................................... Jacksonville, ‘06 ............................... 411 3 Kevin HOYNG ..................................................... Davidson, ‘07 ............................... 408 4 Kevin HOYNG .......................................................... Drake, ‘07 ............................... 360 5 Rob FLORIAN ......................................................San Diego, ‘08 ............................... 353 Tom VOSBERG ........................................................ Toledo, ‘74 .......................... (s) 318
Longest Pass Plays 1 Ben MERCER to C. CUMBERLANDER.........................Monmouth, ’98 ............................. (n) 90 2 B.J. DAILEY to Kelvin KIRK....................................... Louisville, ‘75 ..............................(s) 88 3 Kevin HOYNG to J Michael JONARD ................................. CSU, ‘07 ...................................83 4 Tony ERNST to Alan RUTH ................................. UW-Platteville, ‘93 ..................................81 Passing Completions 1 Kevin HOYNG..............................................................Albany, ‘07 ............................. (n) 34 Rob FLORIAN .........................................................San Diego, ‘08 ............................. (n) 34 3 Kevin HOYNG...............................................................Drake, ‘07 ...................................33 4 Tom VOSBERG ..............................................................Toledo, ‘74 ..............................(s) 29 5 Kevin HOYNG.................................................Morehead State, ‘07 ...................................25 Kevin HOYNG.......................................................... Davidson, ‘07 ...................................25 Consecutive: 15, Tony Ernst: San Diego, 1993 Touchdown Throws 1 Kevin HOYNG.................................................Morehead State, ‘07 ............................... (n) 5 2 Kevin HOYNG.............................................................Urbana, ‘07 .....................................4 Kevin HOYNG.......................................................... Davidson, ‘07 .....................................4 Kevin JOHNS................................................................ Butler, ‘96 .....................................4 Kevin JOHNS..........................................................San Diego, ‘96 .....................................4 Brian KADEL ................................................................ Butler, ‘95 .....................................4 Frank SIGGINS .............................................................Toledo, ‘51 ..............................(s) 4
RECEIVING
Catches 1 Jack O’DELL .................................................................Drake, ‘07 ............................. (n) 14 2 Justin MILLIO .........................................................San Diego, ‘08 ...................................12 3 Larry NICKELS ....................................................East Carolina, ‘72 ..............................(s) 10 Barry ESPOSITO ...........................................Ala.-Birmingham, ‘93 ...................................10 Pat HUGAR .................................................................. Butler, ‘96 ...................................10 Jason SCHMIDT .......................................................San Diego ‘03 ...................................10 Nick RUHE ..................................................................Drake, ‘07 ...................................10 Receiving Yards 1 Al LAUBENTHAL ...................................................John Carroll, ‘80 ........................... (n) 223 Larry NICKELS .....................................................East Carolina ‘72 ............................(s) 186 Yards Per Catch 1 Jim PITZER........................................................Slippery Rock, ‘83 .......................... (n) 39.8 2 Ben WINTERS ..................................................Morehead State ‘00 ................................37.7 3 Mark MARTIN.........................................................Valparaiso, ’98 ................................32.6 4 Kelvin KIRK........................................................ Indiana State ‘75 ...........................(s) 25.3 Kelvin KIRK..................................................... McNeese State, ‘75 ...........................(s) 25.3 Touchdown Catches 1 Pat HUGAR ............................................................San Diego, ‘96 ............................... (n) 3 Jack O’DELL ............................................................ Davidson, ‘07 ............................... (n) 3 Many ..................................................................................(s) 2
DEFENSE
Interceptions 1 Paul SPAKOWSKI ..........................................................Toledo, ‘51 ................................(s) 3 Jim SPOERL..................................................................Miami, ‘53 ................................(s) 3 Bob CYPHERS ......................................................... Richmond, ‘59 ................................(s) 3 Jack UNVERFERTH .......................................................Detroit, ‘61 ............................... (s) 3 Gary HUSSION .......................................................Kent State, ‘65 ................................(s) 3 Bob SMITH .........................................................Wis.-Superior, ‘83 ............................... (n) 3 Sean GORIUS ..................................................Wis.-Platteville, ‘96 ............................... (n) 3 Aaron FURMAN ...............................................Morehead State ‘02 ............................... (n) 3 Mark KASMER .........................................................St. Francis ‘02 ............................... (n) 3 Longest Interception Returns 1 Sean GORIUS .................................................Morehead State, ‘97 ....................... (n) 100 Mark KASMER ......................................................... Duquesne ‘01 ........................... (n) 100 2 Dan THOBE .................................................... Mt. St. Joseph’s, ‘92 ...................................93 3 Willie BANKS .........................................................Wittenberg, ‘36 ..............................(s) 92 Longest Fumble Returns 1 Brandon CRAMER ...................................................Valparaiso, ‘05 ...................................98 2 Casey KLAUS .........................................................San Diego, ‘04 ...................................79 3 Brian HEIZMAN ....................................................... Duquesne ‘02 ...................................70
OF SPECIAL NOTE
Most Interceptions Returned for a Touchdown (Career) Mark KASMER (2000-02)..................................................................... 5 (1 off NCAA Record) Most Interceptions Returned for a Touchdown in a Game Mark KASMER ................................................ 2 (vs. St. Francis - 9/7/02) - Ties NCAA Record Most Consecutive Successful Long Snaps (PAT, FG & Punt) Mike LINOS (1977-80) ................................................................................................... 459
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TEAM RECORDS A l l te am stati sti c al re co rds are re g ular se aso n o n ly
Most Wins...................................................................... 14, 1980 (Scholarship) ................................................................. 9, 1932 Fewest Wins........................................................... 0, 1905, 1907 (Non-Scholarship) .......................................................... 6, 1982 Most Losses ..................................................................... 9, 1960 (Non-Scholarship) .......................................................... 4, 1982 Fewest Losses .......................... 0, 1908, 1980, 1989, 1991, 1996 Most Ties .................................................... 2, 1930, 1931, 1969 (Non-Scholarship) ...................................... 1, 1978, 1979, 1989 Longest Winning Streak ........................................22, 1989-1990 (Scholarship) ........................................................8, 1936-1937 Longest Losing Streak ...........................................11, 1960-1961 (Non-Scholarship) .................................................4, 1981-1982
SCORING
Most Points Season ...................................................................................... 466, 2007 (Scholarship) ........................................................................... 261, 1924 Game ........................................................... 161 vs. Indiana Central, 1923 (Non-Scholarship) .................................................71 vs. Jersey City, 1982 Quarter ......................................................... 52 vs. Indiana Central, 1923 (Non-Scholarship) .................................................37 vs. Jersey City, 1982 Highest Point Average Per Game (Non-Scholarship) ................................................................... 42.6, 1990 (Scholarship) .......................................................................... 28.8, 1923 Most Touchdowns Season ........................................................................................ 64, 2001 (Scholarship) ............................................................................. 37, 1949 Game ............................................................. 25 vs. Indiana Central, 1923 (Non-Scholarship) .................................................10 vs. Jersey City, 1982 Most Field Goals Season ........................................................................................ 17, 2002 Game ..........................................................................4 vs. Marshall, 1972 .............................................................................4 vs. Wayne State, 1987 .........................................................................................4 vs. UAB, 1993 .............................................................................. 4 vs. Austin Peay, 2004 Most Field Goal Attempts Season ........................................................................................ 25, 1977 (Non-Scholarship) ...................................................................... 20, 1981 Game .........................................................................7 vs. Marshall, 1972 (Non-Scholarship) .................................................5 vs. Youngstown, 1977 ............................................................................ 5 vs. Central State, 1977 Most Extra Points Made Season ........................................................................................ 58, 2001 (Scholarship) ............................................................................. 29, 1951 Game ............................................................. 11 vs. Indiana Central, 1923 (Non-Scholarship) ...................................................9 vs. Jersey City, 1982 Most Extra Points Attempted Season ........................................................................................ 63, 2001 (Scholarship) ............................................................................. 37, 1949 Game ............................................................. 25 vs. Indiana Central, 1923 (Non-Scholarship) .................................................10 vs. Jersey City, 1982
OFFENSE
Net Offense Season ................................................................................... 4,961, 2007 (Scholarship) ........................................................................ 3,731, 1951 Game ......................................................... 681 vs. St. Bonaventure, 1951 (Non-Scholarship) ................................................... 631 vs. Urbana, 1991 Most Plays Game .................................................................... 96 vs. Marysville, 1982 (Scholarship) ............................................................. 87 vs. Miami, 1950 ..............................................................................87 vs. Cincinnati, 1956 Best Average Yards Per Game (Non-Scholarship) ................................................................. 481.0, 2007 (Scholarship) ........................................................................ 414.6, 1951
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Most First Downs Season ...................................................................................... 270, 2007 (Scholarship) ........................................................................... 193, 1951 Game .......................................................................* 37 vs. Ferrum, 1990 (Scholarship) .............................................................30 vs. Adrian, 1932
(*Then-NCAA Division III Record) Most Penalties Season ........................................................................................83, 1987 (Scholarship) .............................................................................70, 1975 Game .......................................................................... 15 vs. Xavier, 1970 ................................................................................... 15 vs. Toledo, 1975 ...................................................................... 15 vs. St. Joseph’s, IN, 1987 Most Penalty Yardage Season .......................................................................................808, 1986 (Scholarship) ............................................................................726, 1966 Game ............................................................... 173 vs. Xavier, 1970 (Non-Scholarship) .................................................160 vs. Anderson, 1990
PUNTING
Most Punts Season .........................................................................................80, 1970 (Non-Scholarship) .......................................................................70, 1981 70, 2008 Game ........................................................................... 14 vs. Miami, 1970 (Non-Scholarship) ......................................................11 vs. Buffalo, 1981 11 vs. Morehead State, 2008 Most Punting Yardage Season .....................................................................................3147, 1970 (Non-Scholarship) ...................................................................2456, 1981 Game ........................................................................ 652 vs. Miami, 1970 (Non-Scholarship) ..................................................... 412 vs. Ithaca, 1987 Most Yards Per Punt Season ......................................................................................39.3, 1970 (Non-Scholarship) ....................................................................39.2, 1983 Game (4 Punts) .................................................51.5 vs. Youngstown, 1971 (Non-Scholarship) ....................................................... 45.0 vs. UAB, 1993 Most Punts Caught Game ..............................................................................8 vs. Taylor, 1984 (Scholarship) ........................................................7 vs. Youngstown, 1950 ................................................................................. 7 vs. Cincinnati, 1957 Most Punt Return Yardage Game ......................................................................100 vs. Samford, 1986 (Scholarship) ..................................................... 94 vs. Youngstown, 1950
PASSING
Net Passing Yardage Season ....................................................................................3,270, 2007 (Scholarship) ........................................................................1,992, 1974 Game ...................................................................414 vs. San Diego, 1996 (Scholarship) ............................................................ 318 vs. Toledo, 1974
Game .........................................................................557 vs. Taylor, 1984 (Scholarship) .............................................543 vs. St. Bonaventure, 1951 Most Rushing Plays Season ......................................................................................756, 1978 (Scholarship) ...........................................................................586, 1976 Game ................................................................... 87 vs. Marysville, 1982 (Scholarship) ............................................................ 78 vs. Xavier, 1969 Most First Downs Rushing Season ......................................................................................175, 1990 (Scholarship) ...........................................................................115, 1951 Game ..........................................................................32 vs. Taylor, 1984 (Scholarship) ............................................................ 21 vs. Xavier, 1970 Most Touchdowns Rushing Season .......................................................................................42, 2001 (Scholarship) ............................................................................23, 1970 Game ............................................................18 vs. Indiana Central, 1923 (Non-Scholarship) ..................................................9 vs. Jersey City, 1982 Most Fumbles Season .......................................................................................46, 1973 (Non-Scholarship) ......................................................................36, 1981 Game ..................................................................8 vs. Chattanooga, 1955 ............................................................................. 8 vs. Holy Cross, 1955 .................................................................. 8 vs. Western Kentucky, 1975 (Non-Scholarship) ......................................................6 vs. Widener, 1981 ......................................................................6 vs. Frostburg State, 1986 Most Fumbles Lost Season .......................................................................................24, 1954 (Non-Scholarship) ......................................................................18, 1984 Game ......................................................... 6 vs. North Texas State, 1952 ..........................................................................6 vs. Chattanooga, 1954 .................................................................. 6 vs. Western Kentucky, 1975 (Non-Scholarship) ......................................................5 vs. DePauw, 1984 ......................................................................5 vs. Frostburg State, 1986 Fewest Fumbles Lost Season ..........................................................................................2, 1968 (Non-Scholarship) ........................................................................5, 1993
DEFENSE
Fewest Points Allowed Season ......................................................................................... 7, 1908 (Non-Scholarship) ......................................................................70, 1980 Most Consecutive Shutouts Season ..........................................................................................5, 1917 (Non-Scholarship) ........................................................................3, 1984
Most Passes Completed Season .......................................................................................247, 2007 (Scholarship) ............................................................................149, 1974 Game .........................................................................35 vs.Albany, 2007 (Non-Scholarship) .....................................................23 vs. Wofford, 1995
Fewest Net Yardage Allowed Season ....................................................................................1817, 1986 (Scholarship) .........................................................................1954, 1951 Game .................................................................. 17 vs. Jersey City, 1982 (Scholarship) ....................................................... 60 vs St. Joseph, 1964
Most Passes Attempted Season .......................................................................................490, 1973 (Non-Scholarship) .....................................................................387, 2007 Game ......................................................................54 vs. Duquesne, 2008 (Scholarship) .............................................................. 47 vs. Toledo, 1974
Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed Season ......................................................................................135, 1986 (Scholarship) ...........................................................................946, 1951 Game ....................................................... -63 vs. Wis.-Stevens Point, 1986 (Scholarship) ......................................................... 8 vs. Louisville, 1954
Highest Completion Percentage Season ......................................................................651 (247-387), 2007 (Scholarship) .............................................................481 (89-185), 1971 Game ........................................................... .846 (11-13) vs. Miami, 1964 (Non-Sch.)................................................917 (7-8) vs. St. Joseph’s, 2003
Fewest Passing Yards Allowed Season ......................................................................................618, 1948 (Non-Scholarship) ....................................................................991, 1979 Game ..................................................... 0 vs. Chattanooga, 1954 (3 att.) ................................................................ 0 vs. Cincinnati, 1970 (14 att.) (Non-Scholarship) ....................................................6 vs. Villanova, 1977
Most First Downs Passing Season .......................................................................................137, 2007 (Scholarship) ..............................................................................90, 1974 Game ........................................................................... 18 vs. Toledo, 1974 (Non-Scholarship) ...............................................16 vs. Jacksonville, 2006 Most Touchdowns Passing Season .........................................................................................34, 2007 (Scholarship) ..............................................................................25, 1951 Game ...............................................................7 vs. Indiana Central, 1923 (Non-Scholarship) ........................................................5 vs. Urbana, 2007 ........................................................................ 5 vs.Morehead State, 2007 Most Passes Had Intercepted Season .........................................................................................21, 1948 (Non-Scholarship) .......................................................................16, 2008 Game ............................................................ 6 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1975 (Non-Scholarship) ............................................. 4 vs. Liberty Baptist, 1979 ...................................................................... 4 vs. Baldwin-Wallace, 1982 .................................................................................... 4 vs. Ferrum, 1986 4 vs. Jacksonville, 2008
RUSHING
Net Rushing Yardage Season .....................................................................................3037, 1990 (Scholarship) ..........................................................................2647, 1949
Most Opponent Fumbles Recovered Season ..............................................................................26, 1975, 1980 Game ............................................................ 6 vs. Lejeune Marines, 1952 .................................................................................... 6 vs. Miami, 1954 (Non-Scholarship) .................................................. 6 vs. Valparaiso, 1993 Most Passes Intercepted Season ........................................................................................31, 2001 (Scholarship) ...................................................................21, 1972, 1974 Game .......................................................................5 vs. Richmond, 1959 .............................................................................. 5 vs. Kent State, 1965 ....................................................................... 5 vs. Salisbury State, 1982 .............................................................................. 5 vs. Marysville, 1982 .......................................................................... 5 vs. Wis.-Superior, 1982 .................................................................................. 5 vs. Wabash, 1984 .................................................................................. 5 vs. Wabash, 1985 ............................................................................... 5 vs. Morehead, 1996 ...............................................................................5, vs. Morehead, 2002 Most Opponent Turnovers Gained Game ........................................10 vs. Valparaiso, 1993 (4 int., 6 fumbles) (Scholarship) ......................................7 vs. Youngstown State, 1976 (2-5) ........................................................................7 vs. Louisville, 1973 (3-4) ...................................................................... 7 vs. Kent State, 1955 (2-4) ................................................................ 7 vs. Camp LeJeune, 1952 (1-6)
POST SEASON HISTORY THE FLYERS IN THE POSTSEASON 1951 Salad Bowl in Phoenix, Arizona ................................................................ Houston 26, Dayton 21
1988 NCAA Division III Championship Playoffs First Round in Dayton: ........................................................Wittenberg 35, Dayton 28 (2 OT)
1978 NCAA Division III Championship Playoffs First Round Pittsburgh, PA: .........Carnegie-Mellon 24, Dayton 21 (ot)
1989 NCAA Division III Championship Playoffs First Round in Dayton: ......................................................... Dayton 35, John Carroll 10 Second Round in Dayton: ............................................................ Dayton 28, Millikin 16 Third Round in Dayton: .............................................................. Dayton 28, St. John’s 0 Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl in Phenix City, AL: ..................................... Dayton 17, Union 7 (Randy Robison was selected Phenix Jaycees Player of the Game)
1981 NCAA Division III Championship Playoffs First Round in Dayton: .................................................................Dayton 19, Augustana 7 Second Round in Dayton: .............................................................. Dayton 38, Lawrence 0 Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl in Phenix City, AL: ...................................Widener 17, Dayton 10
1990 NCAA Division III Championship Playoffs First Round in Dayton: ........................................................... Dayton 24, Augustana 14 Second Round in Meadville, PA: ............................................... Allegheny 31, Dayton 23
1984 NCAA Division III Championship Playoffs First Round in Dayton: ...............................................................Augustana 14, Dayton 13
1991 NCAA Division III Championship Playoffs First Round in Dayton: ...................................................Dayton 27, Baldwin-Wallace 10 Second Round in Meadville, PA: ...........................................Dayton 28, Allegheny 23 (OT) Third Round in Dayton: .............................................................. Dayton 19, St. John’s 7 Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl in Bradenton, FL: ....................................Ithaca 34, Dayton 20
1986 NCAA Division III Championship Playoffs First Round in Dayton: ................................................................Mt. Union 42, Dayton 36
1992 NCAA Division III Championship Playoffs First Round in Dayton: .............................................................Mt. Union 27, Dayton 10
1987 NCAA Division III Championship Playoffs First Round in Dayton: .................................................................... Dayton 52, Capital 28 Second Round in Dayton: ...........................................................Dayton 38, Augustana 36 Third Round in Dayton: ..............................................................Dayton 34, Central (IA) 0 Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl in Phenix City, AL: ......................................Wagner 19, Dayton 3
2007 Gridiron Classic Played at Welcome Stadium in Dayton:..........................................Dayton 42, Albany 21
Head coach Mike Kelly and the Flyers celebrate their 1989 Division III National Championship. UD won its second D-III national title by beating Union, 17-7, at the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl in Phenix City, AL.
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
1980 NCAA Division III Championship Playoffs First Round in Dayton: .....................Dayton 34, Baldwin-Wallace 0 Second Round in Chester, PA: .....................Dayton 28, Widener 24 Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl in Phenix City, AL:.... Dayton 63, Ithaca 0 (Gradlin Pruitt was selected the ABC/Chevrolet Player of the Game)
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TEAM AWARDS MATT DAHLINGHAUS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
A scholarship in memory of former UD defensive standout Matt Dahlinghaus, who died of complications from a neck injury suffered in a game in 1972, was awarded a UD graduate student.
THE CHIEF TOSCANI HITTER AWARD
Presented annually by the Varsity D Club in honor of the late Ed Toscani, whose love for competition The White-Allen Trophy is given each year to the made him outstanding as an athlete, student and Most Valuable Player as selected by a vote of the varsity football coaching staff. individual. 1948 ...............................................Ed Toscani 1949 ........................................... Ray Janasek 1950 ............................................. Joe Zaleski 1951 ...............................................Jim Currin 1952 ......................................... Bobby Recker 1953 .............................................. Roy Fisher 1954 .......................... Jim Shafor / Vince Werl 1955 ..............................................Billy Smith 1956 ........................................ Vic Kristopaitis 1957 .............................................Fred Dugan 1958 .............................................. Emil Karas 1959 ...........................................Vince Palyan 1960 .......................................... Bob DeMarco 1961 ...........................................George Kelly 1962 ..........................................Jim Overman 1963 ..........................................Jim Overman 1964 ......................................... Mickey Bitsko 1965............................................. Bob Shortal 1966.............................................. Mel Taylor 1967.............................................. Billy Mayo 1968 ........................................... Bernie Kress 1969 .............................................Jim Stangle 1970 ............................................ Gary Kosins 1971 ............................................ Sonny Allen 1972 .......................................... Larry Nickels 1973................................................... Ed Zink 1974........................................... Tom Vosberg 1975............................................. Kelvin Kirk 1976.................................... Sylvester Monroe 1977.............................................. B.J. Dailey 1978............................................... Bill Sahnd 1979........................................... Gary Cooper 1980.......................................... Gradlin Pruitt 1981 ...........................................Chris Chaney 1982 ...........................................Greg Bazany 1983 ..................................... Tommy Halstead 1984.............................................. Mark Herr ROTC CANNONBALL AWARD 1985......................................... Doug Zimmer 1986 ...........................................Jackie Green The ROTC Cannonball Award signifies the outstanding newcomer. The trophy itself is an 1987 .............................................Dave Jones actual Civil War cannonball mounted on a wooden 1988 .............................................Tim Eubank 1989 ..............................................Lou Loncar base. 1990............................................ Dan Sharley 1984 ............................................Dave Oberst 1991............................................ Steve Keller 1985 .......................................... Gregg Hogue 1992............................................ Steve Keller 1986 ....................................... Shawn Sullivan 1993.............................................. Judd Mintz 1987 .......................................Sean Kenneally 1994......................................... Barry Esposito 1988 ....................................... Steve Willuweit 1995 .............................................Brian Kadel 1989 ...................................... Andy Pellegrino 1996 ............................................ Kevin Johns 1990 ............................................... Tim Duvic 1997 ............................................ Kevin Johns 1991 .............................................Doug Kraus 1998............................................ Mark Thobe 1992 ......................................... Martin Loncar 1999 ....................................... Pat McLaughlin 1993 .................................. Curt Lemmerbrock 2000 ..........................................David George 1994 ..........................................Britton Crates 2001 ......................................Jermaine Bailey 1995 ..............................................Dan Fricke 2002 ............................................Kelly Spiker 1996 .........................................Andy McKelvy 2003 ........................................Geno Mattioda 1997 .......................................Paul Conradson 2004..............................................Doug Jones 1998 ............................................ Adam Viney 2005............................................Kevin Hoyng 1999....................................... Justin Willhoite 2006............................................. John Hoppe 2000.............................................. Trent Karn 2007...........................................Kevin Hoyng 2001............................................. Doug Jones 2008.............................................Scott Vossler 2002........................................... Not Awarded 2003............................................ Casey Klaus 2004...................................... Brandon Cramer 2005.................................... Carlton McFadgen 2006........................................... Scott Horcher 2007..........................................Joe Castaneda 2008...............................................Tyler Hujik
1974 ...........................................Roy Dundala 1975............................................ Roy Gordon 1976............................................ Mike Bailey 1977...................................... Rick Chamberlin 1978 ......................................Rick Chamberlin 1979 ..........................................Joe Overbeck 1980 ............................................. Tim Schoen 1981........................................... Rick Callinan 1982 .......................................... Paul Vollman 1983.......................................... Dennis Koper 1984........................................ Dan Jurkowitz 1985........................................ Dan Jurkowitz 1986......................................... Doug Zimmer 1987 ................................................. Tom Ray 1988....................... Brad Crow / Shawn Busch 1989 ........................................Randy Robison 1990 ............................................. Doug Ryan 1991 .........................................Brett Cuthbert 1992 ..............................................Dan Thobe 1993 ..............................................Dan Thobe 1994 .............................................Matt Deters 1995 .............................................Matt Deters 1996 ............................................Jim Homoki 1997 .......................................Ryan Rapaszky 1998 ............................................ Mark Thobe 1999 ........................................Mike Crimmins 2000 ........................................Brad Van Vleet 2001.................................... Marty McNamara 2002......................................... Marcus Colvin 2003............................................. Doug Jones 2004..............................................Doug Jones THE SHERIFF “BENO” 2005............................................. John Hoppe KEITER AWARD 2006...............................................Brian Kelly This award is presented by the Keiter Recognition Committee 2007....................................... Steve McDonald to a senior who has been on the squad for four years. It 2008....................................... Steve McDonald
1973 .......................................Jake Burkhardt 1974 ............................................... Terry Hall 1975 .............................................Bob Shortal 1976 .....................................Camm Richmond 1977 ......................................Sylvester Moore 1978 ............................................ Pete Corrao 1979 ......................................Rick Chamberlin 1980 ......................................Rick Chamberlin 1981 ..........................................Mark Schmitz 1982 ..........................................Mark Schmitz 1983 ..........................................Mark Schmitz 1984 .......................................Craig Ruhkamp 1985 .......................................Craig Ruhkamp 1986 .......................................Craig Ruhkamp 1987 .............................................Todd Morris 1988 .............................................Todd Morris 1989 ...........................................Gordy Massa 1990 .............................................. Karl Puera 1991 .............................................. Karl Puera 1992 .............................................. Karl Puera 1993 .........................................Robert Christy 1994 .........................................Robert Christy 1995 .................................... David Overholser 1996 .................................... David Overholser 1997 ..........................................Beau Schuetz 1998 .......................................Keenan Leighty 1999 ....................................... Keenan Leichty 2000 ............................................ Sean Gorius 2001 ............................................ Sean Gorius 2002 ............................................. Brian Tracy
is presented in honor of UD Hall of Famer and longtime Montgomery County Sheriff Bernard L. Keiter.
1979 ..........................................Garry Cooper 1980 ..............................................Jim Jensen 1981 ........................................Fred Domicone 1982 ............................................... Jon Vorpe 1983 ..................................... Tommy Halstead 1984 ............................................David Kemp 1985 .......................................Mike Harmeyer 1986 ..................................... Charlie Moushey 1987 ......................................... Ted Edgington 1988.......................................... Kyle Godfrey 1989 ...........................................Rob Monnett 1990...................... Bob Keller / Jack Cameron 1991 ...............................................Scott Saad 1992 .............................................Keith Miller 1993 .............................................. Bob Coode 1994 ....................................Lance Goodfellow 1995 ..........................................Jason Brower 1996 .................................. Curt Lemmerbrock 1997 ............................................ Sean Gorius 1998 .......................................... Chad Lindsey 1999 .........................................Andy McKelvy 2000.............................................. B.J. Mahle 2001..................................... Randy Crenshaw 2002.......................................... Andy Bentley 2003............................................ Nate Moore 2004.............................................Chris Cowan 2005........................................Ryan Wrobleski 2006................................................Pat Weale 2007.............................................. Jack O’Dell 2008.................................. Kalen Hemmelgarn 62
WHITE-ALLEN MOST VALUABLE PLAYER TROPHY
LT. ANDY ZULLI MEMORIAL TROPHY
The Lt. Andy Zulli Trophy is awarded each year to the senior football player who best exemplifies the qualities of sportsmanship and character. 1956.............................................. Jerry Bush 1957........................................... Gary Krause 1958 .............................................. Bill Korutz 1959 ..........................................Cliff Harestad 1960 ......................................George Marklay 1961 .................................. John Robert White 1962................. Jake O’Connor / Dick Pagliari 1963 ............................................Tom LaBeau 1964 ............................. Tom Mlinac / Bill Ross 1965 .......................................... Gary Hussion 1966 .............................................Bob Kocher 1967 ............................................Bobby Lowe 1968 ............................................... Jim Siewe 1969 .................................. Dennis Sidebottom 1970 ...............................................Bob Palcic 1971............................................ Sonny Allen 1972........................................... Phil Drayton 1973......................................... Jerry Franklin 1974............................................. Greg Meter 1975 ............................................ Roy Gordon 1976...................................... Paul Kasprzycki 1977.............................................. Ed Dimitry 1978 ........................................... Steve Scheid 1979 .............................................. Scott Terry 1980 ............................Jim O’Hara / Tim Tepe 1981 .........................................Gareth Dickey 1982 ............................................Rick Haynes 1983 .........................................Dave Harrison 1984 ........................ Jim Jeter / Phil Nussman 1985 .............................................Jon Gruden 1986 ...........................................John Maurer 1987 ................................................Rich Kiko 1988............................................. Gary Kisow 1989 ..........................................Gordy Anaple 1990 ..............................................Jim Mocho 1991............................................. Hans Schell 1992............................................ Ed Drobnick 1993............................................ Brad Mager 1994 .................................... David Overholser 1995 ..........................................Ryan Huyghe 1996........................................... Matt Stangle 1997.............................................. Joel Cutler 1998............................................... J.P. Ragon 1999.......................................... Ryan Stangle 2000........................................ Brad Van Vleet 2001 ..........................................Allen Sanders 2002 .........................................Sean Borchers 2003 ............................................. Nick Sellett 2004......................................... Robby Schwab 2005...........................................Robert Dence 2006............................................. Casey Klaus 2007.......................................David Walbright 2008..............................................Rob Florian
TEAM AWARDS The John L. Macbeth Award goes annually to the junior or senior football player who has maintained the highest accumulative scholastic record over at least four semesters. 1958...................................... Tony Sperandeo 1959........................................... Joe Belanich 1960........................................... Joe Belanich 1961............. Bob Heckman / Jack Unverferth 1962 ......................................... Bob Heckman 1963........................................ Bob Katcavage 1964 ......................................... Tom Bushman 1965 ......................Gary Hussion / Tom Gorius 1966............................................. Tom Gorius 1967............................................ Bob Thomas 1968............................................. Jim Stangle 1969 ..............................................Dan Quinn 1970 ..............................................Dan Quinn 1971 ...............................................Tim Quinn 1972 ...............................................Tim Quinn 1973 ............................................. Don Dailey 1974 ............................................. Greg Meter 1975 ............................................ Roy Gordon 1976 ...................................Mark Zimmerman 1977 ...................................Mark Zimmerman 1978 .............................................. Scott Terry 1979 .............................................. Scott Terry 1980 .............................................Dan Polcari 1981 ................................................ Mike Fitz 1982 ................................................ Mike Fitz 1983 ..........................................Jeff Slayback 1984.......................................... Jeff Slayback 1985............................................ Greg French 1986........................................... Gerry Meyer 1987 ................................................Rich Kiko 1988............................................. Chris Schell 1989 ............................................Dan Sharley 1990 .........................................Brett Cuthbert 1991...................................... Dan Rosenbaum 1992 ..........................................Steve Lochow 1993 ..........................................Steve Lochow 1994.............................................. Travis Butz 1995 ..........................................Josh Lemmon 1996 ..........................................Josh Lemmon 1997 .............................................Matt Moore 1998.......................................... Bob Sobehart 1999........................................... Kevin Wilson 2000............................................. Kyle Buhler 2001 ..........................................Mark Kasmer 2002 ..........................................Mark Kasmer 2003 ......................................Kyle Magoteaux 2004........................................... John Schmall 2005...................................... Brandon Godsey 2006...................................... Brandon Cramer 2007...................................... Brandon Cramer 2008.................................................. Will Falk
THE MOST IMPROVED PLAYER
The Most Improved Player Award goes annually to the player who shows the most improvement from the previous season. 1984 ......................................... Doug Zimmer 1985............................................. James Keys 1986............................................... Paul Riese 1987 ................................................Tim Alber 1988 ..............................................Lou Loncar 1989 ..............................................Jim Mocho 1990 ...........................................John Bianchi 1991 .........................................Robert Christy 1992............................................. Jeff Mathot 1993....................................... Nick Hinkebein 1994............................................. David Holtz 1995............................................ Jim Homoki 1996............................................ Sean Gorius 1997........................................ Jason Hackney 1998 ........................................Mike Crimmins 1999................................ Randy Hemmelgarn 2000...................................... Jermaine Bailey 2001............................................. Ryan Jones 2002............................................. Jesse Obert 2003........................................... Ryan Winner 2004...........................................Ross Mroczek 2005....................................... Steve McDonald 2006........................................Chris Vermillion 2007........................................... Sean Heenan 2008....................................Brandon Wingeier
THE EMIL KARAS MEMORIAL AWARD
This award is sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Colp and is presented annually to the player who displays the most inspirational leadership, as chosen by his teammates. 1976 ..........................................John Wolking 1977...................................... Merphie Frazier 1978............................................. Ed Plaspohl 1979........................................... Marvin Batts 1980............................................. Jim O’Hara 1981 ................... Jim Pearson / Mark Hufford 1982........................................... Doug Conley 1983 .............................................. Mark Herr 1984 .............................................. Mark Herr 1985 ....................................David Dickerhoof 1986 ......................................... Dave Moeglin 1987................................................ Rich Kiko 1988 ........................................ Scott Hullinger 1989 ........................................ Pat DiGiacomo 1990 .......................................Sean Kenneally 1991 ....................................... Steve Willuweit 1992 .........................................Robert Christy 1993 ........................................... Brendan Hill 1994 ............................................John Mullen 1995 ......................................... Martin Loncar 1996............................................ Dan Paulick 1997.................................... Bumper McKinley 1998 .................................... Mike Glassmeyer 1999 ........................................ Chuck Kohstall 2000 ........................................... Dan Schmidt 2001 .......................................... Jeff Swanson 2002 ......................................Tyler Bowersock 2003............................................. Eric Dearth 2004.............................................Chris Dearth 2005.............................................Jared Frank 2006............................................. John Hoppe 2007...............................................Brian Kelly 2008........................................... Sean Heenan
STAN KURDZIEL MEMORIAL TROPHY
The Stan Kurdziel Trophy is now given annually to the outstanding lineman on the varsity for play during the regular season. 1955........................................ John Bettinger 1956 .....................................Don Zimmerman 1957............................................. Ernie White 1958 ............................................. Mel Smolik 1959 .............. Don Laughlin / Steve Palenchar 1960.......................................... Bob DeMarco 1961........................................... George Kelly 1962............................................. Bob Donley 1963 ........................................ Mike Ciccolella 1964 ......................................... Jim Blubaugh 1965........................................ Mike Ciccolella 1966............................................. Bob Shortal 1967..................................... Dan Kramarczyk 1968 ......................................Tom Kavanaugh 1969 .................................................Joe Tyler 1970............................................. Jim Tierney 1971 ......................................... Gary Hambell 1972 ....................................Matt Dahlinghaus 1973 ..........................................Mike Kundert 1974 .............................................Ted Thomas 1975............................................. Ted Thomas 1976............................................... Bill Sahnd 1977 ..........................................Tom Stellman 1978............................................... Bill Sahnd 1979...................................... Howie Overman 1980.............................................. Ron Flohre 1981.......................................... Mike Howard 1982 .................................................Joe Beck 1983.......................................... Jeff Slayback 1984.......................................... Jeff Slayback 1985............................................... Troy Styer 1986 ...........................................Gerry Meyer 1987.......................................... Tony Petrucci 1988..................... Gordy Massa / Jeff Nudera 1989............................................. Brian Olson 1990.......................................... Steve Harder 1991 .............................................Brian Olson 1992 ...................................... Andy Pellegrino 1993 .............................................Jeff Mathot 1994 ............................................ Jude France 1995.......................................... Brady Wolfer 1996 ..........................................Josh Lemmon 1997 .............................................. Joel Cutler 1998 ...................................... Jay Fullenkamp 1999 .......................................Paul Conradson 2000 ............................................. Brian Tracy 2001 ............................................Eric Willman 2002 ....................................... Jarrod Wachter 2003.............................................. Nick Sellet 2004......................................... Robby Schwab 2005............................................Ryan Winner 2006........................................ Blake Bikowski 2007........................................ Blake Bikowski 2008....................................Patrick McCormick
SCOUT TEAM OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2000............................................Alan Buckley 2001..............................................Scott Foster 2002............................................Brian Reisert 2003............................................Kevin Hoyng 2004.......................................... Kris Brownlee 2005.....................................J. Michael Jonard 2006.................................. Eric Studt/Ted Watt 2007............................................. Justin Millio 2008............................................Taylor Harris
SCOUT TEAM DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2000............................................Chris Fackler 2001...................................... Jared McQuiston 2002............................................. John Hoppe 2003...........................................Claude Nichol 2004................................................John Orbe 2005........................................... Sean Heenan 2006.......................................... Bobby Burger 2007.............................................James Ward 2008.........................................DeMario Jones
SCOUT TEAM SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2007....................................Jacob Brumbaugh
A.J. COHEN FLYER OF THE YEAR
The Flyer of the Year Award goes to the member of the team whose contributions , both on the field and behind the scenes, make him UD’s “unsung hero” for that season. The award was renamed in 2001 to honor the memory of former Flyer A.J. Cohen, who was killed in a house fire following the 2000 season. 1978.......................................Rick Chamberlin 1979.............................................Garry Smith 1980.............................................Garry Smith 1981............................................Rick Callinan 1982..................................................Joe Beck 1983............................................. Brian Smith 1984................................................ Jim Pitzer 1985............................................... Rob Diorio 1986.............................................. Tim Norbut 1987..............................................Tim Eubank 1988........................................ Mike Nicholson 1989.............................................. Mike Duvic 1990...........................................Rob Rastetter 1991............................................... Bill Franks 1992..............................................Sean Taylor 1993............................................. Pat Hofacre 1994................................................ Tim Duvic 1995............................................. Benjy Miller 1996................................................Pat Hugar 1997................................................Pat Hugar 1998............................................. Jacob Jones 1999...............................................Jimmy Lee 2000............................................... Sean Eddy 2001...........................................Jayson Arling 2002............................................... Trent Karn 2003...........................................Michael Short 2004......................................... Bill Groetsema 2005................................................. Tony Ball 2006............................................Kevin McCoy 2007...............................................Rob Forian 2008...............................................Rob Forian
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
JOHN L. MACBETH MEMORIAL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD
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COACHING RECORDS
STAN ZAJDEL ERA 3 years: 5-25-0 (.167) Year 1960 1961 1962
EARLY YEARS
Year W L T UD Opp. Coach 1905 0 3 0 10 53 William Schoen 1906 5 1 0 180 11 Dr. J.G. Freshour 1907 0 4 0 5 98 Dr. J.G. Freshour 1908 7 0 1 80 7 Bro. M. Hill, S.M. 1909 4 3 0 70 92 Bro. George Binlein, S.M. 1910 5 1 0 175 15 Orville Smith 1911 3 3 1 104 71 Roland Bevan 1912 4 2 0 122 59 Roland Bevan 1913 4 1 1 84 37 L. Foose Clark 1914 2 2 0 46 34 Alfred McCray 1915 3 2 0 49 22 Alfred McCray 1916 4 3 0 169 190 Alfred McCray 1917 7 2 0 191 19 L. Foose Clark 1918 1 1 0 6 20 L. Foose Clark 1919 2 2 0 31 41 Harry Solimano 1920 2 4 0 19 63 Nelson Talbott 1921 1 7 1 41 236 # Charles Way 1922 6 3 0 239 123 Van F. Hill (# - Charles Way resigned on Nov. 23, 1921. Nelson Talboty took over
MODERN ERA HARRY BAUJAN ERA 24 years: 124-64-9 (.653) Year 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943-45 1946
W L T 4 5 0 7 3 0 7 2 0 8 2 0 6 3 0 6 3 0 4 5 0 4 3 2 5 3 2 9 2 0 7 2 1 4 3 1 4 4 1 4 5 0 7 2 0 7 2 0 4 4 1 6 3 0 7 3 0 8 2 0 No Football during War 6 3 0
UD 259 261 196 171 138 227 94 69 237 189 109 140 88 108 148 184 110 133 224 190
Opp. 102 47 24 66 55 40 82 34 62 42 58 65 87 96 53 55 79 59 80 94
Coach Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan Harry Baujan
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Harry Baujan
JOE GAVIN ERA
7 years: 39-26-2 (.597) Year 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952
W 6 7 6 4 7 6
L 3 2 3 6 2 5
T 0 1 0 0 0 0
UD 163 192 253 122 261 191
Opp. 103 66 159 189 102 170
Coach Joseph Gavin Joseph Gavin Joseph Gavin Joseph Gavin Joseph Gavin Joseph Gavin
1953
3
5
1
80
129
Joseph Gavin
L 5 6
T 0 1
UD 147 106
Opp. 165 178
Coach Hugh Devore Hugh Devore
L 6 3 8 7
T 0 1 0 0
UD 106 201 60 77
Opp. 162 175 203 149
Coach Bud Kerr Bud Kerr Bud Kerr Bud Kerr
HUGH DEVORE ERA 2 years: 8-11-1 (.425) Year 1954 1955
W 5 3
BUD KERR ERA
4 years: 15-24-1 (.388)
64
Year 1956 1957 1958 1959
W 4 6 2 3
W 1 2 2
L 9 8 8
T 0 0 0
UD 75 74 100
Opp. 202 245 210
Coach Stan Zajdel Stan Zajdel Stan Zajdel
T 2 0
UD 110 129
Opp. 199 185
Coach Pete Ankney Pete Ankney
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UD
Opp.
UD
Opp.
UD
Opp.
UD
Opp.
UD
Opp.
PETE ANKNEY ERA 2 years: 4-14-2 (.250) Year 1963 1964
W 1 3
L 7 7
JOHN MCVAY ERA 8 years: 37-41-4 (.476) Year W L 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972
1 8 6 5 3 5 5 4
8 2 3 5 7 4 6 6
1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1
26 144 171 222 172 191 165 172
161 108 112 165 213 151 235 181
Coach
John McVay John McVay John McVay John McVay John McVay John McVay John McVay John McVay
RON MARCINIAK ERA 4 years: 17-26-1 (.398) Year W L 1973 1974 1975 1976
5 3 5 4
5 8 6 7
T
1 0 0 0
158 191 202 185
206 310 222 228
Coach
Ron Marciniak Ron Marciniak Ron Marciniak Ron Marciniak
RICK CARTER ERA
4 years: 39-7-2 (.833) Year W L 1977 1978 1979 1980
8 9 8 14
3 2 2 0
T
0 1 1 0
287 317 292 509
197 123 112 70
Coach
Rick Carter Rick Carter Rick Carter Rick Carter
MIKE KELLY ERA
27 years: 246-54-1 (.819) Year W L 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
12 6 7 10 7 10 11 9 13 11 13 10 9 8 9 11 9 6 6 8 10 11 9 7 9 4 11
2 4 3 1 3 1 3 2 0 1 1 1 1 2 2 0 1 4 4 3 1 1 2 3 1 6 1
T
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
369 323 233 369 344 444 407 379 492 473 420 418 298 328 422 411 366 279 325 376 453 423 400 325 403 250 466
109 102 113 92 135 138 210 131 128 172 146 94 114 170 180 186 193 262 210 192 167 118 183 140 141 259 187
Coach
Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly Mike Kelly
RICK CHAMBERLIN ERA 1 year: 9-3 (.750) Year W 2008
9
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3
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0
ALL-TIME RECORD: 603-339-27
339
184
Coach
Rick Chamberlin
COACHES & CAPTAINS
By Percentage Coach Bro. M. Hill, S.M. Rick Carter Orville Smith MIKE KELLY Rick Chamberlin L. Foose Clark Van F. Hill Harry Baujan Joe Gavin Roland Bevan Bro. George Binlein, S.M. Alfred McCray Dr. J.G. Freshour Harry Solimano John McVay Hugh Devore Rick Marciniak Bud Kerr Nelson Talbott Pete Ankney Charles Way Stan Zajdel William Schoen
Yrs. 1 4 1 27 1 3 1 24 7 2 1 3 2 1 8 2 4 4 2 2 1 3 1
ALL-TIME CAPTAINS
Years 1908 1977-1980 1910 1981-2007 2008 1913, 1917-1918 1922 1923-1946 1947-1953 1911-1912 1909 1914-1916 1906-1907 1919 1965-1972 1954-1955 1973-1976 1956-1959 1920-1921 1963-1964 1921 1960-1962 1905
1905..................................................................William Schoen 1906..................................................................William Schoen 1907...............................................................Matthias Wagner 1908.............................................................Clarence Frederick 1909.......................................................................Leo Carolan 1910............................................. Herb Ruhlman, Ignatius Hart 1911....................................................................Edward Welch 1912.......................................................................Henry Klein 1913..................................................................John Devereux 1914........................................................................Alph Mahrt 1915.................................................................. William Sherry 1916................................................................ Joseph Windbiel 1917....................................................................Ludwig Virant 1918...................................................................Russ Summers 1919........................................................................ No captain 1920................................................................ Joseph Holscher 1921..................................................................... Al Knechtges 1922....................................................................... John Mahrt 1923....................................................................... Cyril Scharf 1924......................................................................... Leo Virant 1925.......................................................................Louis Mahrt 1926..................................................................Frank Belanich 1927....................................................................Jock McGarry 1928.................................................................. R. Ducky Swan 1929................................................................J. Gilbert Gowan 1930................................................................Joseph Cabrinha 1931........................................................................ Leo Zierolf 1932........................................................ Harold (Scotty) Fearn 1933.................................................................... Robert Payne 1934....................................................................... Elmer Zang 1935..............................................................Vince McDonough 1936.....................................................................John Smythe 1937..................................................................Jos. Zotkiewicz 1938..............................................Ralph Niehaus, Paul Wagner 1939.......................................................................Larry Knorr 1940.................................................................... Duncan Obee 1941.......................................................................Beno Keiter 1942...............................................................Jerry Westendorf 1943-45 ................................................No Football during War 1946................................................ Leland Schmidt, Bo Powers 1947.........................................................................Dick Dahn 1948........................................................................ Jim Hanby 1949................................................................William Gutbrod 1950.................................................Fran Quinn, John Callahan 1951...................................................................Lou Cannaroni 1952......................................................Ed Clemens, Chuck Noll
W ...................L 7 ...................0 39 ...................7 5 ...................1 246 ............ 54 9 .............. 3 12 ...................4 6 ...................3 124 .................64 39 .................26 7 ...................5 4 ...................3 9 ...................7 5 ...................5 2 ...................2 36 .................41 8 .................11 17 .................26 15 .................24 2 ...................4 4 .................14 1 ...................7 5 .................25 0 ...................3
T 1 2 0 1 0 1 0 8 2 1 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 1 0 2 1 0 0
Pct. .938 .833 .833 .819 .750 .735 .667 .653 .597 .577 .571 .563 .500 .500 .469 .425 .398 .388 .333 .250 .167 .167 .000
1953.....................................................Dick Durbin, Roy Fischer 1954......................................................................... Jim Shafor 1955.........................................Jim Katcavage, Jack Muldowney 1956......................................................................... Billy Smith 1957.............................................Fred Dugan, Don Zimmerman 1958........................................................Emil Karas, Bill Korutz 1959................................................................ Game Captains * 1960..................................................................... Bob DeMarco 1961..................................................................... Dan Laughlin 1962.................................................................... Bob Heckman 1963................................................. Jim Overman, Tom LaBeau 1964..................................................Tom Minac, Mike Ciccolella 1965................................................... Joe Rudolph, Frank Chew 1966................................................. Bob Shortal, Jim Blubaugh 1967................................... Dan Kramarczyk, Gale Wiesenhahn, Jim Schmalz 1968....................................................... Jim Place, Mike Wilson 1969...................................................................Game Captains 1970......................................Al Brown, Leo Dillon, Mark Ellison, Bob Palcic 1971..................................Sonny Allen, Gary Kosins, Dan Ouinn 1972..................................................................Jake Burkhardt 1973................................................ Steve Siewe, Kevin Baldwin 1974.................................................. Walt Wingard, Greg Meter 1975.......................... Roy Gordon, Marvin Johnson, Ted Thomas
Pro Football Hall of Famer and Super Bowl Champion Chuck Noll was a 1952 UD team captain
By Victories Coach W MIKE KELLY ................. 246 Harry Baujan .......................124 Rick Carter ..............................39 Joe Gavin ................................39 John McVay .............................36
Joe Gavin
Mike Kelly
Harry Baujan
L 54 64 7 26 41
T 1 8 2 2 4
Pct. .819 .653 .833 .597 .469
Rick Carter
John McVay
1976....................... Roger Dixon, Paul Kasprzycki, John Wolking 1977...............................B.J. Dailey, Tom Stellman, Tom Wanner, Mark Zimmerman 1978............................. Mike Bailey, Rick Chamberlin, Bill Sahnd 1979........................... Marvin Batts, Gary Cooper, Joe Overbeck, Scott Terry 1980................................Jim O’Hara, Mark Schmitz, Tim Schoen 1981...................... Larry Armstrong, Mark Hufford, Jim Pearson 1982....................................... Joe Beck, Doug Conley, Jon Vorpe 1983............................Blane Collison, Brian Smith, Paul Vollman 1984............................... Mark Herr, Jeff Slayback, David Kemp, Jim Jeter 1985..................... Mike Harmeyer, Dan Jurkowitz, Larry Raville, Troy Styer 1986.......................... Jackie Green, Gerry Meyer, Dave Moeglin, Doug Zimmer 1987...........................Kerry McCarthy, Rich Kiko, Ted Edgington, Tom Ray 1988..................................................... Brad Crow, Gordy Massa 1989..................................................Lou Loncar, Pat DiGiacomo 1990...............................................Dan Sharley, Sean Kenneally 1991................................................Brian Olson, Steve Willuweit 1992........................................... Robert Christy, Andy Pellegrino 1993................................... Bob Coode, Pat Hofacre, Jeff Mathot 1994............................................Barry Esposito, Nick Hinkebein 1995............................Matt Deters, Ryan Huyghe, Martin Loncar 1996................................................. Jim Homoki, Josh Lemmon 1997........................ Bumper McKinley, Sean Gorius, Kevin Johns 1998...................Mark Thobe, Jay Fullenkamp, Mike Glassmeyer 1999.......................... Brad Thobe, Ryan Stangle, Chuck Kohstall, Paul Conradson 2000................................. Shawn Eddy, Matt Macy, Dan Schmidt, Brad Van Vleet 2001.....................................Jermaine Bailey, Marty McNamara, Jeff Swanson 2002..........................Tyler Bowersock, Marcus Colvin, Trent Karn 2003.........................Eric Dearth, Geno Mattioda, Justin Willhoite 2004........................... Chris Dearth, Doug Jones, Brandon Staley 2005.............................John Hoppe, Steve Verhoff, Ryan Winner 2006...................................................John Hoppe, Kevin Hoyng 2007..........................Brandon Cramer, Kevin Hoyng, Brian Kelly 2008.......................... Rob Florian, Steve McDonald, Scott Vossler *Steve Palenchar, Vince Palyan elected Honorary Co-Captains in 1959
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
OVERALL COACHING RECORDS
65
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL 66
YEAR BY YEAR 1905 (0-3) Riverdale ................................................ L Tippecanoe .............................................. L Tippecanoe .............................................. L
5 0 5
6 11 36
1906 (5-1) Germantown .......................................... W Oakwood................................................. L Dayton YMCA ......................................... W Dayton Varsity........................................ W Wittenberg ............................................. W Hamilton ................................................ W
29 2 43 28 36 42
0 11 0 0 0 0
1907 (0-4) Lebanon .................................................. L Deaf Mutes.............................................. L Wittenberg .............................................. L Xavier ..................................................... L
0 0 0 5
6 10 65 17
1908 (7-0-1) Franklin ................................................. W Miamisburg A.C. .......................................T Nelson College ........................................ W Cedarville ............................................... W West Carrollton ....................................... W Mercantile A.C. ....................................... W Miamisburg A.C. ..................................... W Xavier .................................................... W
12 0 16 24 6 12 4 6
2 0 0 0 0 5 0 0
1909 (4-3) Central A.C. ............................................. L Cedarville ............................................... W Steele...................................................... L Deaf Mutes............................................. W Earlham .................................................. L St. Patrick’s ............................................ W Xavier .................................................... W
5 25 11 11 0 6 12
6 5 18 6 55 2 0
1910 (5-1) Deaf Mutes............................................. W Earlham Reserves ................................... W Xavier .................................................... W Antioch................................................... W Xavier ..................................................... L St. Patrick’s ............................................ W
64 29 45 10 5 22
0 0 3 0 6 6
1911 (3-3-1) Otterbein................................................. L Antioch................................................... W Cedarville ............................................... W Earlham .................................................. L St. Patrick’s ............................................ W Wilmington...............................................T Xavier ..................................................... L
0 11 56 0 32 5 0
22 0 0 39 0 5 5
1912 (4-2) Wittenberg .............................................. L Aquinas .................................................. W Otterbein................................................ W Xavier .................................................... W Wilmington............................................. W Antioch.................................................... L
8 20 14 40 40 0
34 0 12 0 0 13
1913 (4-1-1) Antioch................................................... W Earlham ................................................. W Wilmington............................................. W Transylvania .............................................T Muskingum ............................................. L Wittenberg ............................................. W
6 7 46 6 0 19
2 6 0 6 20 3
1914 (2-2) Antioch.................................................... L Ohio Northern ........................................ W Wilmington............................................. W Antioch.................................................... L
0 14 13 19
7 0 7 20
1915 (3-2) Antioch................................................... W Alumni ................................................... W Georgetown............................................. L Wilmington.............................................. L Antioch................................................... W
10 20 6 0 13
6 0 9 7 0
1916 (4-3) Deaf Mutes............................................. W Wilmington.............................................. L Marietta .................................................. L Otterbein................................................. L Alumni ................................................... W Wilmington............................................. W Aquinas .................................................. W
53 0 0 10 19 20 67
7 22 92 55 0 7 7
1917 (7-2) Aquinas .................................................. W Xavier ..................................................... L Alumni ................................................... W Wilmington............................................. W
25 3 35 13
0 7 0 0
Findlay................................................... W Wilmington............................................. W 44th Aeros ............................................. W Ohio Northern ......................................... L 44th Aeros ............................................. W
60 35 13 0 7
0 0 0 12 0
1918 (1-1) Naval Reserve ........................................ W Georgetown............................................. L
6 0
0 20
1919 (2-2) Georgetown............................................. L Alumni ................................................... W Wilmington............................................. W Wilmington.............................................. L
0 13 18 0
20 0 7 14
1920 (2-4) Ohio Northern ........................................ W Xavier ..................................................... L St. Ignatius .............................................. L Muskingum ............................................. L Georgetown............................................ W Duquesne ................................................ L
13 0 0 0 6 0
7 20 13 4 5 14
1921 (1-7-1) Miami ..................................................... L Xavier ..................................................... L Wilmington.............................................. L Bethany .................................................. L Muskingum ............................................. L Earlham ...................................................T Baldwin-Wallace ...................................... L Hanover .................................................. L St. Ignatius ............................................. W
0 0 0 0 14 14 0 0 13
55 13 30 78 30 14 7 3 6
1922 (6-3) Cedarville ............................................... W Earlham ................................................. W Xavier ..................................................... L Rose Poly ............................................... W Canisius................................................... L St. Ignatius ............................................. W Baldwin-Wallace ..................................... W Wilmington.............................................. L Defiance ................................................ W
59 32 13 32 6 20 36 0 41
0 7 46 0 40 13 14 3 0
1923 (4-5) Indiana Central....................................... W Duquesne ............................................... W Transylvania ........................................... W Marietta .................................................. L Canisius................................................... L John Carroll............................................. L Lafayette................................................. L Wilmington............................................. W Ashland ................................................... L
161 27 35 0 0 0 0 34 2
0 0 0 6 12 27 45 0 12
1924 (7-3) Carnegie Tech .......................................... L Rio Grand............................................... W Davis & Elkins ........................................ W Duquesne ............................................... W Loyola..................................................... L Cincinnati ............................................... W Toledo .................................................... W Canisius................................................... L John Carroll............................................ W Wilmington............................................. W
3 64 27 28 6 21 52 13 20 27
14 0 7 0 7 0 6 14 0 0
1925 (7-2) Wilmington............................................. W Toledo .................................................... W John Carroll............................................ W Loyola..................................................... L Cincinnati ............................................... W Haskell Indians ....................................... W Butler...................................................... L Otterbein................................................ W Bucknell ................................................. W
45 29 17 2 23 6 7 48 19
0 6 0 6 0 2 10 0 0
1926 (8-2) Bowling Green ........................................ W Kenyon .................................................. W John Carroll............................................ W Haskell Indians ........................................ L Wilmington............................................. W Holy Cross ............................................... L Cincinnati ............................................... W Ohio Northern ........................................ W Butler..................................................... W Quantico Marines.................................... W
11 15 10 4 14 7 52 21 30 7
0 0 0 30 8 20 0 0 6 2
1927 (6-3) Findlay................................................... W Holy Cross ............................................... L Cincinnati ............................................... W Quantico Marines..................................... L Wilmington............................................. W
66 0 9 0 18
0 18 0 6 7
Loyola ................................................... W Miami ..................................................... L Haskell Indians ....................................... W Wittenberg ............................................. W
12 6 20 7
0 7 14 3
1928 (6-3) Findlay................................................... W Wilmington............................................. W Brown ..................................................... L Detroit .................................................... L Loyola.................................................... W Cincinnati ............................................... W Ohio Northern ........................................ W Muskingum ............................................ W Quantico Marines..................................... L
66 28 7 0 12 25 41 48 0
0 0 13 7 7 6 0 0 7
1929 (4-5) Indiana Central....................................... W Detroit .................................................... L Wilmington............................................. W Boston College ......................................... L Oglethorpe .............................................. L Transylvania ........................................... W Xavier .................................................... W Quantico Marines..................................... L Wittenberg .............................................. L
33 0 7 7 12 13 16 6 0
0 18 0 23 20 6 0 7 8
1930 (4-3-2) Ohio Northern ........................................ W Georgetown............................................ W Ohio Wesleyan......................................... L Oglethorpe .............................................. L Boston College ......................................... L Transylvania .............................................T Xavier .................................................... W John Carroll..............................................T Wittenberg ............................................. W
14 22 6 0 6 6 7 0 8
0 0 7 6 15 6 0 0 0
1931 (5-3-2) Hanover ................................................. W Boston College ......................................... L Wilmington............................................. W West Virginia Wesleyan ............................ L Butler..................................................... W Transylvania ........................................... W Xavier ......................................................T John Carroll............................................ W Wittenberg .............................................. L Notre Dame “B” .......................................T
39 0 56 7 26 63 7 27 6 6
0 13 0 13 2 0 7 0 21 6
1932 (9-2) Findlay................................................... W Adrian .................................................... W Wilmington............................................. W Quantico Marines.................................... W Xavier .................................................... W Marshall ................................................. W Morris-Harvey ........................................ W John Carroll............................................. L Butler..................................................... W Wittenberg .............................................. L Davis & Elkins ........................................ W
33 64 13 21 7 13 18 0 7 6 7
0 0 7 14 0 7 0 7 0 7 0
1933 (7-2-1) Adrian .................................................... W Ohio Wesleyan......................................... L Heidelberg ............................................. W Findlay................................................... W John Carroll..............................................T Baldwin-Wallace ..................................... W West Virginia Wesleyan ........................... W Canisius................................................... L Wittenberg ............................................. W Denison.................................................. W
14 10 7 13 0 6 7 0 31 21
0 22 0 12 0 0 6 12 6 0
1934 (4-3-1) Morris-Harvey ........................................ W Ohio Wesleyan......................................... L DePaul .................................................... L Adrian .................................................... W Canisius.................................................. W John Carroll..............................................T Ohio ....................................................... L Wittenberg ............................................. W
31 0 6 70 6 0 0 27
14 22 12 0 0 0 17 0
1935 (4-4-1) Cincinnati ................................................ L Ohio Wesleyan........................................ W Marshall ................................................. W DePaul .................................................... L Ohio ....................................................... L Canisius................................................... L Miami (HC)...............................................T Wittenberg ............................................. W John Carroll............................................ W
0 13 20 3 0 0 6 27 19
29 0 6 14 26 6 6 0 0
0 21 0 7 21 7 6 6 40
14 7 7 14 13 19 10 0 12
1937 (7-2) Wittenberg ............................................. W Ohio Wesleyan........................................ W Cincinnati ............................................... W John Carroll............................................ W Ohio ...................................................... W Western Reserve ..................................... W Toledo ..................................................... L Miami (HC)............................................. W Marshall .................................................. L
28 19 35 14 6 18 7 21 0
7 7 0 7 0 6 12 7 7
1938 (7-2) Wittenberg ............................................. W Georgetown............................................ W Cincinnati ............................................... W Toledo .................................................... W Miami ..................................................... L Marshall ................................................. W Xavier (HC) ............................................. L Ohio ...................................................... W Ohio Wesleyan........................................ W
38 45 26 17 0 13 7 13 25
0 0 7 13 14 7 14 0 0
1939 (4-4-1) Western Reserve ...................................... L Cincinnati ............................................... W Youngstown ............................................ W Marshall .................................................. L Ohio ....................................................... L St. Mary’s (CA) .........................................T Xavier ..................................................... L Miami (HC) ............................................ W Ohio Wesleyan........................................ W
0 32 13 13 0 6 7 20 19
7 2 12 19 14 6 12 0 7
1940 (6-3) Wichita .................................................... L Marshall .................................................. L Western Reserve ..................................... W Miami .................................................... W Cincinnati ............................................... W Transylvania ........................................... W Xavier (HC) ........................................... W Ohio ....................................................... L Ohio Wesleyan........................................ W
0 12 20 28 7 26 13 0 27
9 25 12 6 0 0 0 7 0
1941 (7-3) Hillsdale ................................................. W Detroit Tech ............................................ W Marshall ................................................. W Tennessee................................................ L Miami .................................................... W Wichita ................................................... W Cincinnati ............................................... W Xavier ..................................................... L North Dakota (HC) ................................ W Ohio ....................................................... L
62 75 7 0 16 14 3 0 40 7
0 0 0 26 0 6 0 27 0 21
1942 (8-2) Findlay................................................... W Western Michigan ................................... W Heidelberg ............................................. W Tennessee................................................ L Miami .................................................... W Xavier .................................................... W Marshall (HC) ......................................... W Chattanooga ........................................... W Cincinnati ................................................ L Ohio ...................................................... W
49 21 20 6 20 20 20 14 0 20
0 0 2 34 0 13 13 12 20 0
1943-1945: NO GAMES DURING WAR YEARS 1946 (6-3) Wichita ................................................... W 21 Miami ..................................................... L 0 Cincinnati ................................................ L 0 Toledo .................................................... W 20 Western Reserve (HC) ............................. W 20 Xavier .................................................... W 33 Chattanooga ............................................ L 7 Ohio ...................................................... W 14 Marshall ................................................. W 29
0 35 19 13 6 6 34 7 7
1947 (6-3) Scranton................................................. W Bowling Green ........................................ W Cincinnati ............................................... W Toledo ..................................................... L Chattanooga ............................................ L Xavier ...................................H* ............ W Miami .................................................. L Ohio....................................................... W St. Bonaventure...................................... W
6 13 21 14 19 6 12 6 6
28 20 26 13 13 38 0 18 7
1948 (7-2-1) 9/24 John Carroll.............................A ............ W 10/3 St. Bonaventure.......................A ............. L 10/9 Marshall ..................................H ............ W 10/16 Toledo .....................................A ............ W 10/24 Saint Louis ..............................H ............ W 10/31 Xavier .....................................A ............ W 11/6 Miami .....................................H ............ W 11/13 Oklahoma City .................H* ..............T 11/20 Iowa State Teachers ..............H ............ W 11/25 Chattanooga............................A ............. L
26 6 33 20 41 7 7 13 33 6
18 7 0 0 0 0 0 13 7 21
1949 (6-3) 9/24 Xavier .....................................H ............. L 10/2 St. Bonaventure .....................H ............ W 10/8 Marshall ..................................A ............ W 10/15 Toledo .....................................H ............ W 10/22 Youngstown ..........................H* ............ W 10/30 Xavier .....................................A ............. L 11/6 Nevada ...................................H ............ W 11/12 Miami .....................................A ............. L 11/19 Scranton..................................H ............ W
7 28 40 47 41 0 16 20 54
21 13 23 14 7 14 14 53 0
1950 (4-6) Youngstown ............................................ W ............. 7 St. Bonaventure....................................... L ........... 14 Kentucky ............................................... L ............. 0 Toledo .............................................. W ........... 14 Quantico Marines .................................. L ............. 0 Xavier ............................................... L ........... 21 John Carroll ..........................................H* ............. L Miami ............................................... L ...........12 Marshall .............................................. W ........... 35 Chattanooga ........................................... W ............. 7
0 40 40 13 7 28 12 27 6 4
1951 (7-3) 9/22 Quantico Marines.....................H ............ W 9/30 St. Bonaventure ....................H ............ W 10/5 Youngstown .............................A ............ W 10/13 Toledo ...................................H* ............ W 10/20 Chattanooga............................H ............ W 10/28 Xavier .....................................A ............. L 11/4 John Carroll.............................A ............ W 11/10 Miami .....................................H ............. L 11/17 Marshall ..................................A ............ W Salad Bowl (Phoenix, AZ) 1/1 Houston ..................................N ............. L
24
21 35 27 47 21 0 36 20 34
14 14 7 7 6 20 0 21 13
21
26
1952 (6-5) 9/20 Cincinnati ................................A ............. L 9/27 Drake .....................................H ............ W 10/4 North Texas State ....................H ............ W 10/11 Louisville .................................A ............ W 10/18 Camp LeJeune Marines ............H ............. L 10/25 John Carroll .........................H* ............ W 11/2 Xavier .....................................H ............. L 11/8 Marshall ..................................H ............ W 11/15 Miami .....................................A ............. L 11/23 Xavier .....................................A ............ W 11/27 Chattanooga............................A ............. L
0 34 20 20 19 21 13 31 13 13 7
25 13 14 0 23 0 14 14 27 0 40
1953 (3-5-1) 9/27 Xavier .....................................A ............. L 10/4 Quantico Marines.....................H ............. L 10/11 John Carroll.............................A ............. L 10/17 Louisville ...............................H* ............ W 10/24 Chattanooga............................H ............ W 10/31 Cincinnati ................................A ............. L 11/7 Marshall ..................................A ............ W 11/14 Miami .....................................H ............. L 11/22 Xavier .....................................H ..............T
0 0 13 20 19 0 21 7 0
7 31 19 13 6 27 6 20 0
1954 (5-5) 9/18 Bowling Green .........................H ............. L 9/25 Cincinnati ................................A ............. L 10/2 John Carroll.............................H ............. L 10/9 Louisville (HC) .........................H ............ W 10/17 Xavier .....................................A ............ W 10/23 Tennessee................................A ............. L 11/6 Mississippi Southern ...........H ............ W 11/13 Miami .....................................A ............ W 11/20 Xavier .....................................H ............ W 11/25 Chattanooga............................A ............. L
0 13 12 27 21 7 20 20 13 14
18 42 20 20 20 14 7 12 0 25
1955 (3-6-1) 9/24 Cincinnati ................................A ............ W 10/1 Kent State ...............................H ............ W 10/8 Louisville .................................A ............. L 10/15 Xavier .....................................H ............. L 10/22 Tennessee................................A ............. L 10/29 Chattanooga .........................H* ..............T 11/6 Holy Cross ...............................A ............. L 11/12 Miami .....................................H ............. L 11/19 Mississippi Southern ................A ............. L 11/27 Villanova .................................H ............ W
15 25 7 6 7 7 7 0 13 19
14 13 19 12 53 7 13 21 19 7
YEAR BY YEAR 1956 (4-6) 9/22 Cincinnati ................................A ............ W 9/30 Holy Cross ...............................A ............ W 10/6 Mississippi Southern .............H ............. L 10/13 Villanova .................................H ............. L 10/23 North Carolina State ..............H* ............. L 10/27 Xavier .....................................A ............. L 11/3 Louisville .................................A ............ W 11/10 Miami .....................................A ............. L 11/17 Wichita....................................H ............. L 11/25 Detroit ....................................H ............ W
19 14 6 0 0 13 7 14 6 27
13 13 23 13 20 26 6 21 14 13
1957 (6-3-1) 9/21 Cincinnati ................................A ..............T 9/28 Richmond ...............................H ............ W 10/5 Holy Cross ...............................A ............. L 10/12 Boston College .........................A ............. L 10/19 Louisville .................................A ............. L 10/26 Xavier .....................................H ............ W 11/2 Wichita....................................A ............ W 11/9 North Dakota State ................H* ............ W 11/16 Miami .....................................H ............ W 11/23 Detroit ....................................H ............ W
13 12 6 14 19 24 40 40 13 20
13 7 32 41 33 13 13 6 7 10
1958 (2-8) 9/20 Cincinnati ................................A ............. L 9/27 Richmond ................................H ............ W 10/4 Bowling Green .........................H ............. L 10/11 Ohio......................................H* ............. L 10/18 Louisville .................................H ............ W 10/25 Xavier .....................................A ............. L 11/1 Holy Cross ...............................A ............. L 11/8 Villanova .................................H ............. L 11/15 Miami .....................................A ............. L 11/22 Detroit ....................................H ............. L
0 13 0 8 26 0 0 6 0 7
14 12 25 27 13 16 26 9 34 27
1959 (3-7) 9/19 Richmond ................................H ............ W 9/26 Cincinnati ................................A ............. L 10/3 Bowling Green .........................A ............. L 10/10 Holy Cross ...............................A ............. L 10/17 Louisville .................................A ............. L 10/24 Xavier .....................................H ............. L 10/31 Villanova .................................A ............. L 11/7 Detroit ..................................H* ............. L 11/14 Miami .....................................H ............ W 11/21 Wichita....................................H ............ W
6 7 0 0 6 0 13 14 13 18
3 21 14 8 32 3 22 33 0 13
1960 (1-9) 9/17 Ohio .......................................H ............. L 9/24 Cincinnati ................................A ............. L 10/1 Villanova .................................H ............ W 10/8 Xavier .....................................A ............. L 10/15 Louisville ..............................H* ............. L 10/22 Detroit ....................................A ............. L 10/29 Wichita....................................A ............. L 11/5 Holy Cross ...............................A ............. L 11/12 Miami .....................................A ............. L 11/19 Kent State ...............................H ............. L
0 21 14 12 0 0 6 6 8 7
28 27 0 18 36 13 7 36 23 14
1961 (2-8) 9/16 Cincinnati ................................A ............. L 9/23 Kent State ...............................A ............. L 9/30 Bowling Green .........................A ............. L 10/7 Ohio .......................................H ............. L 10/14 Louisville ................................A ............ W 10/21 Xavier ...................................H* ............. L 10/28 Detroit ....................................H ............. L 11/4 Holy Cross ...............................A ............. L 11/11 Miami .....................................H ............. L 11/18 Wichita....................................H ............ W
12 14 11 13 7 0 12 0 6 23
16 38 28 14 6 14 41 28 48 12
1962 (2-8) 9/15 Kent State ...............................H ............. L 9/22 Cincinnati ................................A ............. L 9/29 Bowling Green .........................H ............. L 10/6 Ohio .......................................A ............. L 10/13 Louisville ...............................H* ............. L 10/20 Xavier .....................................A ............. L 10/27 Detroit ....................................A ............ W 11/3 Holy Cross ...............................H ............. L 11/10 Miami .....................................A ............. L 11/17 Wichita ...................................H ............ W
7 0 7 25 0 6 13 14 20 8
22 13 14 27 21 23 12 36 42 0
1963 (1-7-2) 9/21 Toledo .....................................H ............ W 9/28 Ohio .......................................H ............. L 10/5 Bowling Green .........................A ............. L 10/12 Louisville .................................A ............. L 10/19 Xavier .....................................H ............. L 10/26 Detroit ..................................H* ..............T 11/2 Cincinnati ................................A ............. L 11/9 Wichita....................................A ............. L 11/16 Miami .....................................H ..............T 11/23 Kent State ...............................A ............. L
22 6 0 12 14 14 8 7 27 0
19 13 28 13 15 14 35 12 27 23
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
1936 (4-5) Marshall .................................................. L Ohio Wesleyan........................................ W DePaul .................................................... L Miami ..................................................... L Cincinnati ............................................... W Western Reserve ...................................... L Ohio (HC) ................................................ L John Carroll............................................ W Wittenberg ............................................. W
67
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL 68
YEAR BY YEAR 1964 (3-7) 9/19 St. Joseph’s ............................H ............ W 9/26 Cincinnati ................................A ............. L 10/3 Bowling Green .........................A ............. L 10/10 Louisville .................................H ............. L 10/17 Abilene Christian....................H* ............ W 10/23 Detroit ....................................A ............. L 10/31 Ohio .......................................A ............. L 11/7 Xavier .....................................H ............. L 11/14 Miami .....................................A ............. L 11/21 Kent State ...............................H ............ W
41 10 0 7 21 6 0 7 21 16
0 20 35 21 14 21 24 12 27 11
1965 (1-8-1) 9/18 Cincinnati ................................A ............. L 9/25 Kent State ..............................A ............. L 10/2 Bowling Green .........................H ............. L 10/9 Louisville .................................A ............. L 10/16 Quantico Marines...................H* ............. L 10/23 Buffalo....................................A ..............T 10/30 Ohio .......................................H ............ W 11/6 Xavier .....................................A ............. L 11/13 Miami .....................................H ............. L 11/20 Toledo .....................................A ............. L
0 6 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 7
28 14 9 34 10 0 7 10 28 21
1966 (8-2) 9/19 Richmond ................................A ............ W 9/24 Cincinnati ................................H ............ W 10/1 Bowling Green .........................A ............. L 10/8 Louisville .................................H ............ W 10/15 Buffalo .................................H* ............ W 10/22 Nothern Michigan ....................H ............ W 10/29 Ohio .......................................A ............ W 11/5 Xavier .....................................H ............ W 11/12 Miami .....................................A ............. L 11/19 Toledo .....................................H ............ W
23 23 0 20 13 10 20 9 6 20
0 7 13 17 3 0 12 2 38 16
1967 (6-3-1) 9/16 Eastern Kentucky .....................H ............ W 9/23 Cincinnati ................................A ............ W 9/30 Bowling Green .........................H ............. L 10/7 Louisville .................................A ............. L 10/14 Southern Illinois ...................... A ............ W 10/21 Temple ..................................H* ............ W 10/28 Ohio .......................................H ............ W 11/4 Xavier .....................................A ..............T 11/11 Miami .....................................H ............ W 11/17 Toledo .....................................A ............. L
16 27 0 7 34 56 10 7 7 7
0 13 7 29 14 6 9 7 6 21
1968 (5-5) 9/14 Kent State ..............................H ............ W 9/21 St. Joseph’s .............................H ............ W 9/28 Bowling Green .........................A ............. L 10/5 Louisville .................................H ............ W 10/19 Southern Illinois ....................H* ............. L 10/26 Ohio .......................................A ............. L 11/2 Xavier .....................................A ............. L 11/9 Miami .....................................A ............. L 11/16 Toledo .....................................H ............ W 11/23 Temple ....................................A ............ W
24 57 14 28 17 12 25 0 10 35
10 0 20 14 18 42 27 14 3 17
1969 (3-7) 9/13 Kent State ...............................A ............. L 9/20 Miami ....................................H ............. L 9/27 Bowling Green .........................H ............. L 10/4 Louisville .................................A ............. L 10/11 Buffalo....................................A ............. L 10/18 Nothern Illinois ......................H* ............ W 10/25 Akron......................................H ............. L 11/1 Xavier .....................................H ............ W 11/8 Villanova .................................A ............ W 11/15 Toledo .....................................A ............. L
14 9 7 17 0 56 10 32 27 0
24 19 27 24 27 24 14 14 20 20
1970 (5-4-1) 9/12 Xavier .....................................H ............ W 9/19 Cincinnati ................................A ............. L 9/26 Bowling Green .........................A ..............T 10/3 Louisville .................................H ............ W 10/10 Ohio .......................................A ............. L 10/17 Buffalo..................................H* ............ W 10/24 Akron......................................A ............ W 10/31 Northern Illinois ......................A ............ W 11/7 Miami .....................................A ............. L 11/14 Toledo .....................................H ............. L
45 7 14 28 14 41 14 21 0 7
22 13 14 11 17 0 6 20 17 31
1971 (5-6) 9/11 Cincinnati ................................H ............ W 9/18 Southern Illinois ......................H ............. L 9/25 Miami ...................................H* ............. L 10/2 Louisville .................................A ............. L 10/9 Tampa .....................................A ............. L 10/16 Marshall ..................................A ............ W 10/23 Toledo .....................................A ............. L 10/30 Youngstown .............................H ............ W 11/6 Xavier .....................................A ............ W 11/13 Villanova .................................H ............. L 11/20 Bowling Green .........................H ............ W
16 14 0 13 14 13 7 35 20 7 26
3 31 14 41 47 0 35 24 10 14 16
1972 (4-6-1) 9/9 Youngstown .............................H ............ W 9/16 Miami .....................................A ............. L 9/23 Marshall ..................................H ............ W 9/30 Louisville .................................H ............. L 10/7 Southern Illinois ......................A ..............T 10/14 Ball State ................................A ............. L 10/21 Toledo .....................................H ............. L 10/28 VMI .........................................H ............ W 11/4 Xavier ...................................H* ............ W 11/11 Bowling Green .........................A ............. L 11/18 East Carolina ...........................A ............. L
18 7 39 11 6 7 17 14 31 0 22
13 34 0 28 6 28 20 10 13 5 24
1973 (5-5-1) 9/8 Youngstown .............................H ............ W 9/15 Miami .....................................A ............. L 9/22 Bowling Green .........................H ............. L 9/29 Central Michigan......................H ............. L 10/6 Southern Illinois ......................H ............ W 10/13 Ball State ..............................H* ............ W 10/20 Toledo .....................................A ............. L 10/27 Drake .....................................H ............ W 11/3 Xavier .....................................A ..............T 11/10 Louisville .................................A ............ W 11/17 Marshall ..................................A ............. L
22 0 16 6 23 13 10 16 28 10 14
0 32 31 15 19 12 14 9 28 9 37
1974 (3-8) 9/7 Drake .....................................A ............ W 9/14 Eastern Kentucky .....................H ............ W 9/21 Bowling Green .........................A ............. L 9/28 Central Michigan......................A ............. L 10/5 Southern Illinois ......................H ............. L 10/12 Western Kentucky ....................A ............. L 10/19 Toledo ...................................H* ............. L 10/26 East Carolina ..........................A ............. L 11/2 Central State ...........................H ............. L 11/9 Louisville .................................H ............. L 11/16 Marshall ..................................H ............ W
21 23 21 8 16 15 27 6 25 15 14
7 17 41 42 38 32 38 34 28 20 13
1975 (5-6) 9/6 Western Kentucky ....................H ............. L 9/13 Eastern Kentucky .....................A ............. L 9/20 Akron......................................H ............ W 9/27 Bowling Green .........................H ............. L 10/4 Toledo .....................................A ............ W 10/11 Miami ...................................H* ............. L 10/18 Indiana State ...........................A ............. L 10/25 McNeese State .........................A ............ W 11/1 Temple ....................................H ............. L 11/8 Louisville .................................A ............ W 11/15 Marshall ..................................H ............ W
7 24 31 14 24 0 14 17 10 32 29
27 30 9 21 13 10 56 12 23 13 8
1976 (4-7) 9/3 Eastern Kentucky .....................H ............. L 9/11 Youngstown .............................H ............ W 9/18 Villanova .................................H ............. L 9/25 Indiana State ..........................A ............ W 10/2 Ball State ................................H ............. L 10/9 Akron......................................A ............. L 10/16 Marshall ..................................A ............. L 10/23 Toledo ...................................H* ............ W 11/6 Northeast Louisiana ................A ............ W 11/13 Temple ....................................A ............. L 11/20 Miami .....................................A ............. L
7 41 30 20 13 6 0 17 37 6 8
21 16 31 14 20 27 9 14 13 35 28
1977 (8-3) 9/3 Miami .....................................A ............. L 9/10 Butler......................................A ............ W 9/17 South Dakota State .................H ............ W 9/24 Villanova .................................A ............ W 10/1 Iowa State ...............................A ............. L 10/8 Akron......................................H ............. L 10/15 Louisville ...............................H* ............ W 10/22 Youngstown .............................A ............ W 10/29 Central State ...........................H ............ W 11/5 Ferris State ..............................H ............ W 11/12 Eastern Kentucky .....................A ............ W
23 45 28 21 13 24 14 27 27 45 20
26 13 14 17 17 31 10 23 14 19 13
1978 (9-2-1) 9/1 Liberty Baptist .........................H ............ W 9/9 Maine .....................................A ............ W 9/16 Otterbein.................................H ............ W 9/23 Butler......................................H ............ W 9/30 Miami .....................................H ..............T 10/7 Ashland ...................................A ............ W 10/14 Eastern Kentucky ...................H* ............. L 10/21 Fordham .................................A ............ W 10/28 Central State ...........................H ............ W 11/4 Ferris State ..............................A ............ W 11/11 St. Norbert ..............................H ............ W NCAA Playoffs 11/18 Carnegie-Mellon ......................A ........... ot L
35 31 47 31 10 14 16 19 28 38 27
0 14 0 6 10 0 17 10 7 21 14
21
24
1979 (8-2-1) 9/1 Merchant Marine .....................H ............ W 9/8 Bucknell ..................................A ............. L 9/15 Otterbein.................................H ............ W 9/22 Butler......................................A ............ W 9/29 James Madison ........................H ............ W 10/6 Ashland ...................................H ............ W 10/13 Evansville ..............................H* ............ W 10/20 Fordham .................................H ............ W 10/27 Liberty Baptist .........................A ............. L 11/3 Ferris State ..............................H ..............T 11/10 St. Norbert ..............................A ............ W
28 7 28 24 35 28 35 59 10 14 24
0 17 3 0 15 6 7 11 17 14 22
1980 (14-0)
DIV. III NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 9/6 California State, Pa. .................H ............ W 9/13 Ashland ................................... A ............ W 9/20 Butler......................................H ............ W 9/27 Georgetown.............................H ............ W 10/4 Slippery Rock ........................H* ............ W 10/11 Frostburg ................................ A ............ W 10/18 Merchant Marine ..................... A ............ W 10/25 Buffalo....................................H ............ W 11/1 Ferris State ..............................H ............ W 11/8 John Carroll............................. A ............ W 11/15 Wisconsin-Superior .................H ............ W NCAA Playoffs 11/22 Baldwin-Wallace ...................H ............ W 11/29 Widener .................................. A ............ W 12/6 Ithaca .....................................N ............ W
20 20 29 35 45 31 35 55 38 41 35
0 10 0 6 10 7 7 0 0 3 3
34 28 63
0 24 0
27 17 27 16 21 45 3 14 56 48 28
10 3 0 0 17 21 17 7 0 7 3
19 38 10
7 0 17
1982 (6-4) 9/11 Bucknell ..................................H ............. L 9/18 Butler......................................H ............. L 9/25 Baldwin-Wallace ...................... A ............. L 10/2 Jersey City ..............................H ............ W 10/9 Kenyon ................................... A ............ W 10/16 Marysville .............................H* ............ W 10/23 Canisius...................................H ............ W 10/30 Wabash ................................... A ............. L 11/6 Salisbury State ........................H ............ W 11/13 Wisconsin-Superior ..................H ............ W
17 14 14 71 24 62 38 13 28 42
19 20 28 0 7 0 14 14 0 0
1983 (7-3) 9/3 Wisconsin-Stout .......................H ............ W 9/10 Slippery Rock .......................... A ............. L 9/17 Butler...................................... A ............. L 9/24 Baldwin-Wallace ....................H ............ W 10/8 Kenyon .................................H* ............ W 10/15 Olivet Nazarene.......................H ............ W 10/22 Canisius...................................H ............. L 10/29 Wabash ...................................H ............ W 11/5 Mercyhurst .............................. A ............ W 11/12 Wisconsin-Superior ................H ............ W
10 17 3 17 46 45 7 30 28 30
7 34 20 14 3 2 17 9 0 7
21 24 34 59 22 38 37 35 24 62
14 0 0 0 21 0 20 13 7 3
13
14
45 28 14 58 20 63 28 51 31 6
14 0 27 0 9 13 12 6 35 19
17 26 49 42 57 27 30 54 61 45
16 6 21 6 0 17 7 0 9 14
36
42
1981 (12-2)
DIV. III NATIONAL FINALIST 9/5 California State, Pa. ................. A ............ W 9/12 Ashland ...................................N ............ W 9/19 Butler...................................... A ............ W 9/26 DePauw ..................................H ............ W 10/3 Slippery Rock .......................... A ............ W 10/10 Frostburg ..............................H* ............ W 10/17 Eastern Kentucky ..................... A ............. L 10/24 Buffalo.................................... A ............ W 10/31 Lane .......................................H ............ W 11/7 John Carroll.............................H ............ W 11/14 Wisconsin-Superior ..................H ............ W NCAA Playoffs 11/21 Augustana ...............................H ............ W 11/28 Lawrence.................................H ............ W 12/5 Widener ..................................N ............. L
1984 (10-1) 9/8 Slippery Rock ..........................H ............ W 9/15 Otterbein.................................H ............ W 9/22 Butler......................................H ............ W 9/29 Olivet Nazarene....................... A ............ W 10/6 Baldwin-Wallace ...................... A ............ W 10/13 Anderson...............................H* ............ W 10/20 Wabash ................................... A ............ W 10/27 West Virginia Wesleyan ............H ............ W 11/3 DePauw ..................................H ............ W 11/10 Taylor......................................H ............ W NCAA Playoffs 11/17 Augustana ...............................H ............. L 1985 (7-3) 9/7 St. Joseph’s .............................H ............ W 9/14 Allegheny ................................ A ............ W 9/21 Butler...................................... A ............. L 9/28 Defiance .................................H ............ W 10/5 Baldwin-Wallace ...................H............ W 10/12 Samford .................................. A ............ W 10/19 Anderson.................................H ............ W 10/26 Wabash .................................H* ............ W 11/2 DePauw .................................. A ............. L 11/9 Mercyhurst ..............................H ............. L 1986 (10-1) 9/6 Butler......................................H ............ W 9/13 Wisconsin-Stevens Point ...........H ............ W 9/20 St. Norbert ..............................H ............ W 9/27 Samford ..................................H ............ W 10/4 Dubuque .................................H ............ W 10/11 DePauw .................................. A ............ W 10/18 Mercyhurst .............................. A ............ W 10/25 Frostburg ..............................H* ............ W 11/1 West Virginia Wesleyan ............ A ............ W 11/8 Ferrum....................................H ............ W NCAA Playoffs 11/22 Mt. Union ................................H ............. L
1988 (9-2) 9/10 Wittenberg ..............................H ............ W 9/17 Georgetown.............................H ............ W 9/24 Butler......................................H ............. L 10/1 Drake .....................................A ............ W 10/8 Catholic ...................................H ............ W 10/15 Mercyhurst ..............................A ............ W 10/22 Ferris State ............................H* ............ W 10/29 Wisconsin-Stout .....................H ............ W 11/5 Valparaiso ...............................H ............ W 11/12 Evansville ................................A ............ W NCAA Playoffs 11/12 Wittenberg ..............................H ...........ot L
27 31 10 42 23 24 49 22 28 24
17 8 15 22 21 14 0 24 6 0
52 38 34 3
28 36 0 19
35 23 17 29 44 35 26 40 55 47
0 7 34 0 10 7 12 13 6 7
28
35
1989 (13-0-1) DIV. III NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 9/9 Wittenberg ..............................A ............ W 28 9/16 Davidson .................................H ............ W 49 9/23 Butler......................................A ..............T 23 9/30 Mercyhurst ..............................H ............ W 49 10/7 Catholic ...................................A ............ W 38 10/14 Georgetown.............................H ............ W 27 10/21 St. Joseph’s ...........................H* ............ W 39 10/28 Drake .....................................H ............ W 38 11/4 Valparaiso ...............................A ............ W 55 11/11 Evansville ................................H ............ W 38 NCAA Playoffs 11/18 John Carroll.............................H ............ W 35 11/25 Millikin....................................H ............ W 28 12/2 St. John’s.................................H ............ W 28 12/9 Union ......................................N ............ W 17 1990 (11-1) 9/8 John Carroll.............................A ............ W 9/15 Anderson.................................H ............ W 9/22 Butler......................................H ............ W 9/29 Mercyhurst ..............................A ............ W 10/6 Iona ........................................H ............ W 10/13 Drake (HC)..............................H ............ W 10/20 Gannon ...................................H ............ W 10/27 Northwood ..............................A ............ W 11/3 Urbana ...................................H ............ W 11/10 Ferrum....................................H ............ W NCAA Playoffs 11/17 Augustana ...............................H ............ W 11/24 Allegheny ................................A ............. L 1991 (13-1) Div. III NATIONAL FINALIST 9/7 Urbana ...................................H ............ W 9/14 John Carroll.............................H ............ W 9/21 Anderson.................................H ............ W 9/28 Mercyhurst ..............................H ............ W 10/12 Drake .....................................A ............ W 10/19 Northwood ............................H* ............ W 10/26 Gannon ...................................A ............ W 11/2 Ferrum....................................A ............ W 11/9 Hofstra....................................H ............ W 11/16 Evansville ................................A ............ W NCAA Playoffs 11/23 Baldwin-Wallace .....................H ............ W 11/30 Allegheny ................................A ..........ot W 12/7 St. John’s.................................H ............ W 12/14 Ithaca .....................................N ............. L
3 7 23 0 14 7 21 14 6 0 10 16 0 7
45 52 14 50 49 28 65 19 62 42
28 21 10 0 16 20 0 0 10 22
24 23
14 31
42 24 50 48 13 21 35 31 14 48
0 7 7 21 0 6 6 12 7 6
27 28 19 20
10 23 7 34
1992 (10-1) 9/12 Wisconsin-Platteville ...............H ............ W 9/19 Wheaton .................................A ............ W 9/26 Urbana ...................................A ............ W 10/3 Mt. St. Joseph ..........................H ............ W 10/10 Mercyhurst ..............................H ............ W 10/17 Drake ...................................H* ............ W 10/24 Thomas More...........................H ............ W 10/31 Evansville ................................H ............ W 11/7 Hofstra....................................A ............ W 11/14 Mt. Senario .............................H ............ W NCAA Playoffs 11/21 Mt. Union ................................H ............. L
48 44 45 47 42 38 18 40 24 62
0 3 0 0 14 9 7 15 13 6
10
27
1993 (9-1) PFL CHAMPIONS 9/11 Wisconsin-Platteville ................H ............ W 9/18 Wheaton .................................H ............ W 9/25 San Diego ...............................H ............ W 10/2 Mt. St. Joseph ..........................A ............ W 10/9 Evansville ................................A ............ W 10/16 Butler....................................H* ............ W 10/23 Drake .....................................A ............ W 10/30 Valparaiso ...............................H ............ W 11/6 Urbana ...................................H ............ W 11/13 UAB ........................................A ............. L
31 31 30 24 13 28 35 38 49 19
14 8 7 23 6 6 7 10 6 27
1994 (8-2) PFL CO-CHAMPIONS 9/3 Mt. St. Joseph ..........................H ............ W 9/10 UAB ........................................H ............. L 9/24 Georgetown, Ky. ......................A ............ W 10/1 Evansville ................................H ............ W 10/8 Wilmington..............................H ............ W 10/15 Butler......................................A ............. L 10/22 Drake ...................................H* ............ W 10/29 Valparaiso ...............................A ............ W 11/5 Concordia ................................H ............ W 11/12 San Diego ...............................A ............ W
50 10 32 24 42 24 24 30 50 42
14 28 29 0 17 31 7 13 7 24
1995 (9-2) 9/2 Albany ....................................H ............ W 9/9 San Diego ...............................H ............ W 9/16 Towson State ...........................H ............ W 9/23 Wisconsin-Platteville ................A ............ W 9/30 Georgetown, Ky. ....................H* ............ W 10/14 Butler......................................H ............ W 10/21 Drake .....................................A ............. L 10/28 Valparaiso ...............................H ............ W 11/4 Evansville ................................A ............ W 11/11 West Virginia State...................H ............ W 11/18 Wofford ..................................A ............. L
40 30 38 28 55 49 23 44 36 55 24
14 3 0 7 30 13 34 14 10 0 55
1996 (11-0) PFL CHAMPIONS 9/7 Morehead State .......................H ............ W 9/14 Georgetown.............................H ............ W 9/21 Wisconsin-Platteville ...............H ............ W 9/28 Towson State ...........................A ............ W 10/5 Evansville ................................A ............ W 10/12 Robert Morris ........................H* ............ W 10/19 Butler......................................A ............ W 10/26 Drake .....................................H ............ W 11/2 Valparaiso ...............................A ............ W 11/9 Wofford ..................................H ............ W 11/16 San Diego ...............................A ............ W
52 49 49 24 42 31 30 19 37 38 40
6 6 27 17 0 21 10 16 35 14 34
1997 (9-1) PFL CHAMPIONS 9/6 Georgetown.............................A ............ W 9/13 Monmouth...............................H ............ W 9/23 Robert Morris .........................A ............ W 9/27 Morehead State .......................A ............ W 10/4 Butler......................................H ............ W 10/11 Drake .....................................A ............ W 10/18 San Diego (HC)........................H ............ W 10/25 Valparaiso ...............................H ............ W 11/1 Evansville ................................H ............ W 11/15 Cal Poly SLO ............................A ............. L
45 51 16 42 42 14 49 34 49 24
21 16 13 28 7 13 25 13 13 44
1998 (6-4) 9/5 Monmouth...............................A ............ W 9/12 Robert Morris ..........................H ............ W 9/19 Austin Peay .............................A ............. L 9/26 Morehead................................H ............. L 10/3 Butler......................................A ............ W 10/10 Drake .....................................H ............. L 10/17 St. Joseph’s ...........................H* ............. L 10/24 Valparaiso ...............................A ............ W 11/7 Towson State ...........................H ............ W 11/14 San Diego ...............................A ............ W
31 31 17 34 31 21 17 23 43 35
14 22 21 35 27 28 30 16 42 27
1999 (6-4) PFL CHAMPIONS 9/4 McKendree .............................H ............. L 9/11 Robert Morris ..........................A ............. L 9/18 Austin Peay .............................H ............ W 9/25 Morehead................................A ............. L 10/2 Butler....................................H* ............ W 10/9 San Diego ...............................H ............ W 10/16 Drake .....................................A ............ W 10/23 St. Joseph’s ............................H ............ W 10/30 Valparaiso ...............................H ............ W 11/6 Towson ...................................A ............. L
31 7 49 39 42 41 20 35 34 27
38 34 21 50 7 0 14 6 10 30
2000 (8-3) PFL CO-CHAMPIONS 8/31 Tiffin .......................................H ............ W 9/9 Ohio Northern .........................H ............ W 9/16 Yale ........................................A ............. L 9/23 Morehead State .......................H ............ W 9/30 Butler......................................A ............ W 10/7 Austin Peay .............................A ............ W 10/14 Robert Morris ..........................H ............. L 10/21 Drake .....................................H ............ W 10/28 St. Joseph’s .............................H ............ W 11/4 Valparaiso ...............................A ............. L 11/11 San Diego ...............................A ............ W
35 52 6 55 43 42 13 41 47 15 27
12 31 42 14 26 7 17 13 0 16 14
70 38 42 42 35 42 24 56 49 7
0 7 22 16 14 7 23 18 3 41
46
14
2001 (10-1) PFL CHAMPIONS 9/1 St. Francis, Pa..........................H ............ W 9/8 Robert Morris ..........................A ............ W 9/22 Morehead State .......................A ............ W 9/29 Duquesne ................................A ............ W 10/6 San Diego ...............................H ............ W 10/13 Butler......................................H ............ W 10/20 Drake .....................................A ............ W 10/27 Canisius...................................H ............ W 11/3 Valparaiso ...............................H ............ W 11/10 St. Mary’s (CA) ........................A ............. L PFL Championship Game 11/17 Jacksonville.............................H ............ W
YEAR BY YEAR 2002 (11-1) DIV. I-AA MID-MAJOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONS PFL CHAMPIONS 9/7 St. Francis, Pa..........................A ............ W 39 9/14 Robert Morris ..........................H ............ W 24 9/21 Austin Peay .............................A ............ W 42 9/28 Duquesne ................................H ............. L 28 10/5 Butler......................................H ............ W 41 10/12 Valparaiso ...............................A ............ W 52 10/19 Drake .....................................H ............ W 35 10/26 Tiffin ....................................... A ............ W 35 11/2 Canisius...................................H ............ W 42 11/9 Morehead State .......................H ............ W 30 11/16 San Diego ...............................A ............ W 27 PFL Championship Game 11/23 Morehead State .......................A ............ W 28
0 10 0 35 0 3 7 20 6 20 17 0
2003 (9-2) 8/28 St. Joseph’s .............................H ............ W 9/6 Morehead State .......................A ............ W 9/13 Ohio Northern .........................H ............ W 9/20 Austin Peay .............................H ............ W 9/27 St. Peter’s ................................H ............ W 10/4 Davidson .................................A ............ W 10/11 Valparaiso ...............................H ............. L 10/18 Tiffin .......................................H ............ W 10/25 Butler......................................A ............ W 11/1 Drake .....................................A ............ W 11/8 San Diego ...............................H ............. L
76 12 42 35 47 32 28 27 40 31 30
20 0 7 13 6 25 33 23 0 15 41
2004 (7-3) 9/2 Tiffin .......................................H ............ W 9/11 Morehead State .......................H ............ W 9/18 Yale ........................................H ............. L 9/25 Austin Peay .............................A ............ W 10/2 Davidson .................................H ............ W 10/9 Valparaiso ...............................A ............ W 10/16 Robert Morris ..........................A ............ W 10/23 Butler......................................H ............ W 10/30 Drake .....................................H ............. L 11/6 San Diego ...............................A ............. L
38 28 17 40 45 38 29 49 6 35
9 0 24 0 27 7 12 10 13 38
2005 (9-1) 9/3 Tiffin ....................................... A ............ W 9/10 Wittenberg ..............................H ............ W 9/17 Austin Peay .............................H ............ W 9/24 Morehead State .......................A ............ W 10/1 Jacksonville.............................H ............ W 10/8 Drake .....................................A ............ W 10/15 San Diego ...............................H ............. L 10/22 Valparaiso ...............................H ............ W 10/29 Davidson .................................A ............ W 11/5 Butler......................................A ............ W
38 41 46 42 49 25 24 52 45 41
0 23 0 7 17 17 48 7 15 7
2006 (4-6) 9/2 Robert Morris ..........................H ............ W 9/9 Wittenberg ..............................A ............ W 9/23 Austin Peay .............................H ............ W 9/30 Butler......................................A ............. L 10/7 Morehead State .......................H ............. L 10/14 Jacksonville............................. A ............. L 10/21 Davidson .................................A ............. L 10/28 Drake .....................................H ............. L 11/4 Valparaiso ...............................H ............ W 11/11 San Diego ...............................A ............. L
21 35 28 20 15 21 36 9 51 14
14 28 23 23 22 28 37 21 7 56
2007 (11-1)
DIV. I-AA MID-MAJOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONS PFL CHAMPIONS
9/1 Robert Morris ........................A .......... W 9/8 Urbana ................................. H .......... W 9/15 Central State ......................... H .......... W 9/22 Fordham ................................A .......... W 9/29 Morehead State ......................A ............L 10/6 Jacksonville........................... H .......... W 10/13 Davidson ............................... H .......... W 10/20 Valparaiso ..............................A .......... W 10/27 San Diego ............................. H .......... W 11/3 Butler.................................... H .......... W 11/10 Drake ....................................A .......... W Gridiron Classic 12/1 Albany .................................. H .......... W 2008 (9-3) 8/31 Central State ..........................A .......... W 9/13 Fordham ............................... H .......... W 9/20 Robert Morris ........................ H .......... W 9/27 Duquesne ...............................A ............L 10/4 Campbell ............................... H .......... W 10/11 Drake ................................... H .......... W 10/18 Davidson ................................A .......... W 10/25 Valparaiso ............................. H .......... W 11/1 San Diego ..............................A .......... W 11/8 Butler.....................................A .......... W 11/15 Morehead State ..................... H ............L 11/22 Jacksonville............................A ............L
23 45 40 31 35 49 38 33 35 61 34
12 7 0 24 42 3 28 7 16 0 27
42
21
31 23 31 16 42 27 41 43 30 28 13 14
12 20 14 24 0 9 22 7 22 21 OT 14 19
* - Homecoming Game (Please note there is no Homecoming Game following 1999 season.)
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
1987 (11-3) DIV. III NATIONAL FINALIST 9/12 Wayne State ............................H ............ W 9/19 St. Norbert ..............................H ............ W 9/26 Butler......................................A ............. L 10/3 Adrian .....................................A ............ W 10/10 DePauw ..................................H ............ W 10/17 Mercyhurst ..............................H ............ W 10/24 Frostburg ................................A ............ W 10/31 St. Joseph’s ...........................H* ............. L 11/7 Drake ....................................H ............ W 11/14 Ithaca .....................................H ............ W NCAA Playoffs 11/21 Capital ...................................H ............ W 11/28 Augustana ...............................H ............ W 12/5 Central ....................................H ............ W 12/12 Wagner ...................................N ............. L
69
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL 70
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44th Aeros Abilene Christian Adrian Akron UAB Albany Allegheny Anderson Antioch Aquinas Ashland Augustana Austin Peay Baldwin-Wallace Ball State Bethany Boston College Brown Bucknell Buffalo Butler Cal Poly SLO California State Camp Lejeune Campbell Canisius Capital Carnegie Tech Carnegie-Mellon Catholic Cedarville Central Central A.C. Central Michigan Central State Chattanooga Cincinnati Concordia Davidson Davis & Elkins Dayton Varsity Dayton YMCA Deaf Mutes Denison DePaul DePauw Detroit Detroit Tech Drake Dubuque Duquesne Earlham Earlham Reserves East Carolina Eastern Kentucky Evansville Ferris State Ferrum Findlay Fordham franklin Frostburg Gannon Georgetown, KY Germantown Hamilton
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0 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 3 0 1 1 1 2 2 1 16 1 2 1 8 1 0 1 0 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 5 15 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 7 0 4 0 3 2 0 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
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Hanover Haskell Indians Heidelberg hillsdale Hofstra Holy Cross Houston Indiana Central Indiana State Iona Iowa State Iowa State Teachers Ithaca Jacksonville James Madison Jersey City John Carroll Kent State Kentucky Kenyon Lafayette Lane Lawrence Lebanon Liberty Baptist Louisville Loyola Maine Marietta Marshall Marysville McKendree McNeese State Mercantile A.C. Merchant Marine Mercyhurst Miami, Ohio Miamisburg A.C Milikin Mississippi Southern Monmouth Morehead State Morris-Harvey Mount Saint Joseph Mount Senario Mount Union Muskingum Naval Reserve Nelson College Nevada North Carolina State North Dakota North Dakota State North Texas State Northeast Louisiana Northern Illinois Northern Michigan Northwood Notre Dame Oakwood Oglethorpe Ohio Ohio Northern Ohio Wesleyan Oklahoma City Olivet Nazarene Otterbein
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Quantico Marines Richmond Rio Grand Riverdale Robert Morris Rose Poly Saint Louis Salisbury State Samford San Diego Scranton Slippery Rock South Dakota State Southern Illinois St. Bonaventure St. Francis, PA St. Ignatius St. Johnis St. Josephís, IN St. Maryís, CA St. Norbert St. Patrickís St. Peterís Steele Tampa Taylor Temple Tennessee Thomas More Tiffin Tippecanoe Toledo Towson Transylvania UD Alumni Union Urbana Valparaiso Villanova VMI 1972 Wabash Wagner Wayne State West Carrollton West Virginia State West Virginia Wesleyan Western Kentucky Western Michigan Western Reserve Western Reserve Wheaton Wichita Widener Wilmington UW-Platteville UW-Stevens Point UW-Stout UW-Superior Wittenberg Wofford Xavier Yale Youngstown
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1985 1987 1982 1908 1995 1986 1975 1942 1946 1940 1993 1963 1981 1994 1996 1986 1988 1983 2006 1996 1973 2004 1977
Abdoo, Greg (1969) Abel, Chad (1995) Abromowitz, David (1934) Accrocco, Joseph (1942, 1946) Achiu, Walter (1922-25) Adair, Jeff (1974-77) Adams, Bill (1967, 1969-70) Adams, Daniel (1932) Adams, John (1982) Adelberg, Albert (1915) Adelberg, Louis (1918) Adkins, Al (1958-59) Agnew, Wally (1963) Akau, James (1950-52) Alber, Tim (1986-88) Allen, Dave (2008) Alexander, Scot (1989-91) Alexander, Seburn (1935) Alig, Chuck (1985) Allen, Elverage “Sonny” (1968-71) Allen, Larry (1975) Allgeier, John (1985-86) Alamendinger, Brad (2002-03) Alston, Mark (1915) Ambrose, Kirk (1979-81) Ameduri, Bob (1963) Amersbach, Joseph (1921) Amorini, Mark (1971) Anawalt, Jack (1910) Anderson, Chris (2000,2002-03) Anderson, Leon (1914) Anderson, William (1968) Andras, Joseph (1927-29) Andrasih, Joseph (1936-39) Andrews, Trevor (1995-97) Andrick, Dan (1967-68) Andrick, Dennis (1967) Andryc, Jon (2006-07) Andzik, Al (1963) Ansberry, Tim (1959-60) Antil, Theodore (1974) Antoon, Bob (1985-86) Archer, Walter (1914-15) Arling, Jayson (1999-01) Armbruster, Marty (1932-34) Armstrong, A. Stuart (1928-29) Armstrong, Larry (1979-81) Armstrong, Ted (1931-33) Artuso, Wayne (2004) Ashmore, Jeff (1985-86) Avery, William F. (1912-13) Axley, Bill (1967, 1970)
B
Babione, Dale (1947-49) Bache, Elmer (1936-39) Bacher, Dick (1963) Bachus, Ray (1965) Bachus, Williams (1946) Baczenas, Eugene (1917-1918) Bagdonis, John (1933-34) *Bailey, Jermaine (2001) *Bailey, Mike (1975-79) Bailey, Mike (2000) Bailey, Rich (1965) Bailin, Bryan (2008) Bair, Billy (2008) Baird, Gary (1970) Bakas, Art (1926-28) Baker, Carl (1915) Baldwin, Brian (1974-76) *Baldwin, Kevin (1970-73) Ball, Tony (2005) Balogun, Bo (2006-07) Balzer, Greg (1973-76) Banister, Joseph (1948-50) Banks, Willard (1936-39) Barb, Sam (1997-99) Barger, Randy (1982-84)
Barr, Jim (1969) Bass, Albert (1968, 1970-71) Bates, Tim (1999-01) Batts, Marvin (1976-78) Bauer, John (1930-32) Baughman, Mark (1968) Baujan, Frank (1936-39) Baum, Jeremy (1996-97) Bauman, Charlie (1928) Bazany, Greg (1979-82) Bean, Sam (1978) Beck, Joe (1979-82) Becker, Larry (1967) Becker, Russell (1921) Belanger, Sean (2008) *Belanich, Frank (1923-26) Belanich, Joe (1959-60) Belcher, Eric (1994-96) Bellman, Luke (2008) Bemis (1913) Benbow, Charles (1937) Bendoff, Angelo (1996) Benoit, Kevin (2006) Bentley, Andy (1999-01, 2002) Berfeld, Bart (2007-08) Berghoff, Edward (1917) Berghoff, John (1911) Berghoff, Walter (1913-14) Bergman, Harry (1942) Berkemeier, Tom (1979-80) Bernard, Mike (1987-88) Berry, Jack (1981-83) Bertke, Dan “Boone” (1972) Bertrand, Richard (1950-52) Bettinger, John (1953-55) Bianchi, John (1990-91) Bickel, Brent (1994-95) Bierbuyck, Jerry (1966-68) Bierdeman, Ralph (1970-73) Bihary, Jesse (1998) Bikowski, Blake (2004-07) Bilyk, Tom (1976-78) Billett, Ohmer (1919-20) Birkholz, Mike (1970) Bishop, Geoff (1997-98) Bitsko, Mickey (1963-64) Black, Dale (1922) Blair, Todd (1999-01) Blaire, Walter (1910-11) Blake, James (1925) Blake, William (1922-23, 1925) Blanchett, Edward (1917) Blommel, Bob (1956) *Blubaugh, Jim (1964-66) Blue, Tyler (2005-07) Blum, Paul (1916) Bockenstette, Ken (1953-55) Boeke, Linus (1924-27) Boemer, Roy (1935) Boerschinge, Marvin (1924) Bok, Arthur (1946-49) Bolbach, Dennis (1963, 1966-67) Bongivengo, Frank (1957-59) Bonner, Kam (2008) Boothe, David (1982-84) Borchers, Sean (1999-01, 2002) Bordegon, Kevin (1999-01) Borerman, Mike (1970) Borgerding, Robert (1968) Borgert, Fred (1968-70) Bossart, Ken (1969, 1971) Bosse, Joe (1999) Bosse, Jon (2004) Bost, Charles (1922-23) Bosway, Steve (1954-56) Box, Chip (1970) Bowersock, Tyler (2000-01,2002) Bowyer, Scott (1979-80) Boxwell, Kenneth (1946-48) Bradley, Ben (1963-64) Bradley, Joe (1963)
Bradley, Scott (1983) Bradley, William (1968, 1970-71) Brady, Will (2006-07) Brandel, Frederick (1931) Brant, Dan (1942, 1946) Brazee, William (1968) Brennan, Terry (1969) Brenner, Richard (1964) Bringard, Greg (1965-68) Brinkman, Norman (1928-29) Brisse, Bernie (1932) Britlinger, Shea (2008) Broadstone, Raymond (1913-14) Brockberg, Matt (2008) Broering, Jack (1971) Broerman, Mike (1970) Brohm, Dennis (1970, 1972-73) Broomhall, Sam (1908-09) Bronzi, Chuck (1962-64) Brower, Jason (1992-95) *Brown, Al (1967-70) Brown, Jack (1922-23) Brown, Jesse (1976) Brown, Steve (1992) Brownlee, Kris (2006-07) Brumbaugh, Jacob (2008) Bruno, Nate (1959-60) Brunswick John (1980-81) Bryan, George (1916) Buck, Mark (1989-91) Buckert, Dennis (1964-67) Buda, Terry (1974) Budzik, Ron (1960-62) Buhler, Kyle (2001) Bukky, John (1962-64) Bullard, John (1984-85) Burdette, Greg (1976) Burdick, John (1969) Burgemeister, Charles (1968) Burger, Bobby (2007 Burke, Bernie (1954-56) Burke, Francis (1968) *Burkhardt, Jake (1969-72) Burns, Brad (1988-91) Burns, Kevin (2007-08) Burton, Chad (2005-07) Busch, Ralph (1915-16) Busch, Shawn (1986-88) Busciglio, Michael (1929-31) Bush, Jerry (1954, 1956) Bush, Tom (2008) Bushman, Tom (1962-64) Busse, Frank (2008) Butler, Bryce (1997-98) Butler, Dave (1966) Butler, Richard (1965) Byer, Burke (2000-01) Byrne, Thomas (1923)
C
Cabrinha, August (1923-26) *Cabrinha, Joseph (1928-30) Caho, Bill (1951-53) Callahan, Jerry (1956) Callahan, Joe (1954-55) *Callahan, John (1947-50) Callinan, Rick (1979-81) Calloway, Tony (1978) Camacno, Ty (1993) Cameron, Jack (1987-90) Campbell, Scott (1973) Canestro, Ron (1966, 1969) Cannarozzi, Bob (1961-63) *Cannarozzi, Lou (1948-51) Cantrell Anthony (1994) Carbon, John (1970) Cardon, Tony (1973-75) Carlson, Steve (1985-86) Carmello, Felix (1964, 1967) *Carolan, Leo (1909) Carr, Howard (1936-39)
ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Carrig, Frank (1906) Carroll, Thomas (1951-52) Carter, John (1963) Carver, Kevin (1968, 1971) Casey, Thomas (1917) Castandeda, Joe (2007-08) Catanzaro, Mike (1968) Caulfield, Raymond (1922-25) Cawley, Al (1966) *Chamberlin, Rick (1975-78) Champa, Matt (2005-07) Chaney, Claude (1955-57) Chaney, Claude (1975-78) Chaney, Chris (1980-81) Chaney, John (1951-52) *Chew, Frank (1963-65) Childress, Gary (1965) Chmiel, Henry (1938) Chontos, Don (1954, 1956) Christensen, Norb (1946) Christopfel, Bob (1967, 1969-70) *Christy, Robert (1989-92) Churchman, Dave (1964) Ciano, Gus (1966) *Ciccolella, Mike (1962-64) Cikulin, Nick (1984-86) Cilek, Greg (1973) Clancy, Kevin (1971) Clark, Joe D. (1974-77) Clark, Ken (1963) Clark, Josh (1998-99) Clark, Louis (1905) Clark, Louis (1908-12) Clark, Scott (1963) Clark, Woody (1976) *Cleary, James (1931-32) Cleary, John “Jack” (1948-50) Cleland, Luke (1999) *Clemens, Ed (1950-52) Clemens, W.C. (2008) Cline, Zack (1994-96) Clinker, Bernard (1951-52) Clouse, Greg (1970) Coates, Marty (1963-66) Coates, Marty (2000-01) Cocco, Jason (1993-95) Cochran, James (1974) Cohen, A.J. (1999-00) Colan, Joe (1929-31) Colburn, Jim (1964) Collins, Andre (1984-86) Collins, Nick (2008) Collison, Blane (1981-83) Colvin, Marcus (1999-02) Combs, Gordon (1968) Commings, Ted (1928-30) Comollo, Leo (1923-25) Conforti, Jake (2008) Conley, Doug (1980-82) Conley, Kevin (1973-75) Conliffe, Ken (1963, 1966) Conner, Pat (1958-59) Conners, Ray (1931-33) Conrad, Julian (1962-63) Conradson, Paul (1997-99) Consedine, John (1963) *Coode, Bob (1991-93) Cook, Lonnie (1994) Coombs, Kerry (1981-82) Cooper, Gary (1976-78) Corbett, Stan (1932-34) Corrado, Dennis (1965) Cospy, Dorbin (1973) Costell, Carl (1938-40) Costello, Tom (1961, 1963) Costignola, Jack (1941-42, 1946) Cotton, Fest (1968-71)
Cowan, Chris (2002-04) Cox, Paul (1964) Cox, Richard (1986-87) *Cramer, Brandon (2004-07) Cramer, Dave (1976) Cramer, Fred (1930-32) Crates, Britton (1994-95) Crawford, Andre (2008) Crawford, Robert (1950-51) Creamer, Jeff (1993) Creedon, Charles (1911-12) Crenshaw, Randy (1999-01) Crill, Matt (1992) Crimmins, John (1908) Crimmins, Mike (1997-99) Croghan, Doug (1993-94) Croghan, Jim (2006-07) Crossin, John (1911) Crotty, John (1969) *Crow, Brad (1985-88) Crum, Ted (1970) Crush, Howard (1927) Csizma, Emery (1950) Cugliari, Brian (2008) Cugliari, Nick (1980-81) Cumberlander, Chauncey (1997-98) Cummings, Randy (1987-88) Curran, Jim (1940) Currin, Brian (2002) Currin, James (1950-52) Currin, Patrick (1951-52) Curtin, Tom (1956-57) Curtis, Walter (1917) Cutcher, William (1952) Cuthbert, Brett (1988-91) Cutler, Joel (1996-97) Cvelbar, Mark (1985-86) Cyphers, Bob (1960)
D
Dacey, Paul (1953-55) Dahlinghaus, Matt (1970-72) Dahm, Joe (1964, 1967) *Dahn, Richard (1946-48) *Dailey, Byron J. (1974-77) Dailey, Don (1970, 1972-73) Dale, Harry (1976) Dale, John (1976) Dalman, Phil (1968) Daniels, John (1991-93) Danver, Dale (1969) Dartt, Donald (1952-53) Dauberman, Chucky (1995-97) Dauberman, Travis (1997-00) Daugherty, Joe (1967, 1970) Daugherty, Michael (1907-09) Davis, Darryl (1972) Davis, Scott (1974) Day, Charlie (1988-89) Day, David (1964) Dearth, Chris (2001-04) Dearth, Eric (2000-03) Debesis, John (1924-27) DeBoer, Phil (2008) DeBoise, Grant (1997) DeFabio, Jim (1954-56) Dehler, Charles (1926-28) Deime, Gery (1974) Deja, Marcus (2005-07) DeLoddere, Josh (2004-05) DeLong, Rob (1992-94) Delp, John (1947-49) *DeMarco, Bob (1959-60) Dence, Robert (2004-05) Derivan, Joseph (1910) *Deters, Matt (1992-95) *Devereaux, John (1912-13)
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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Devito, Andy (2002, 2003) DeWitt, Jay (1989-90) DiCiacco, Nick (1946) Dickerhoof, Dave (1983-84) Dickey, Gareth (1979-82) Dietz, Hank (1980) *DiGiacomo, Pat (1986-89) *Dillon, Leo (1969-70) Dimitry, Ed (1974, 1976-77) Diorio, Rob (1983-85) Dix, Matt (1992) *Dixon, Roger (1976) Dobbins, Robert (1946-47) Dolan, Leo (1914, 1916-17) Domicone, Fred, (1980-81) Donaghy, Russ (1917) Donahue, Greg (1975) Donley, Bob (1961-62) Donley, Leo (1937) Donnelly, Arthur (1917) Donnelly, Robert (1965) Dorenkott, Brian (1976-78) Downton, John (1972) Doyle, Connan “Koke” (1922-23, 1925) Drayton, Phil (1970-72) Dregne, Jim (1964) Dreup, Dale (1978) Dressell, Larry (1965) Drobnich, Joe (1980-82) Drobnick, Ed (1991-92) Drury, John (1909) Dryden, Elwood (1939-40) Ducato, Jim (1953-55) Ducbak, John (1929-30) Duda, Bob (1964) Duff, Chad (1995-97) Duffy, Joseph (1926-27) *Dugan, Fred (1955-57) Dundala, Ron (1973-76) Dunlap, Nick (2002,2003) Dunlavy, Sean (1983) Dunn, Robert (1948-49) *Durbin, Dick (1951-53) Duvic, Mike (1986-89) Duvic, Tim (1992-94) Dwyer, Edward (1920-21) Dwyer, Herbert (1917-18) Dwyer, James (1918) Dybis, Jack (1989-90) Dysert Trent (2000) Dzalamanow, Mike (1971)
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Earhart, John (1971-73) Earley, Tim (1987-88) Easter, Steve (1976) Eddy, Shawn (1998-00) Edick, Don (1957-58) *Edgington, Ted (1985-87) Edwards, Mark (1974-77) Edwards, Robert (1974) Eisele, George (1923) Eisele, Herbert “Skeeter” (1922-23) Elder, Jeff (1980) Elger, Owen (2008) Ellison, Jim (1970, 1972-73) *Ellison, Mark (1967-70) Elsbernd, Mark (1976-77) Emerick, Rex (1905-06) English, Art (1965) Enners, Rick (1976) Erlanger, Craig (1982-84) Ernst, Tony (1992-94) *Esposito, Barry (1992-94) Eubank, Tim (1985-88) Evans, Joseph (1914-15)
Evans, Walt (1974-75, 1977)
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Fackler, Chris (2001-03) Fahy, Leo (1933-35) Fair, Dale “Dusty” (1974-76) Fairchild, Lon (1985) Falk, Will (2008) Falkenbach, Eugene (1919) Fallen, Destry (1982-83, 1985) Fallis, Jeff (2000-02) Farber, Leo (1939-40) Farrell, Frank (1912-13) Farrell, Thomas (1914) Farrell, Vincent (1912) Farren, Walter (1920) Fass, Henry (1918, 1920) Faucette, Dick (1967) Faust, Gerry (1956-57) Fazzone, Dominic (1963) *Fearn, Harold (1930-32) Fecke, Ted (1973) Fedyk, Dan (2004-05) Fenton, Jim (1940-42) Ferlic, George (1965-68) Ferrara, Fred (1921) Finn, Frank (1973) Finn, P. Douglas (1926-28) Finotti, Ron (1955-57) Fiorita, James (1939-41) *Fischer, Roy (1952-53) Fisher, Albert (1922) Fitz, Mike (1982) Fitz, Mike (2001,2002) Fitz, Raymond (1936-38) Fitzsimmons, Darrel (1930-32) Flanaghan, Joseph (1917) Flannagan, Ed (1930) Fleischman, Ralph (1949-50) Fleming, Matt, (1991) Flippin, Joe (1964) Flohre, Ron (1978-80) *Florian, Rob (2006-08) Fluharty, Chris (1994-95) Fogarty, Howard (1920-21) Fogarty, Timmy (2008) Fogarty, William (1911-12) Fontana, Tim (1992) Forrer, Toby (1995) Forys, Bob (1975) Fosnaught, Bob (1961-62) Foster, Floyd (1905) Fouse, Dale (1975-78) Fox, Bob (1966, 1969) France, Jude (1991, 1993-94) Frankenstein, Richard (1931) Franklin, Jerry (1970-73) Frank, Jared (2003-05) Franks, Bill (1989-91) Fratoe, Joe (1981-82) Frazier, Jim (1969-71) Frazie, Merphie (1974-77) *Frederick, Calude (1908) Frericks, Mike (1981) French, Cletus (1936-39) French, Greg (1983-85) Fricke, Dan (1995-98) Freidrich, Tyler (2007-08) Froebe, Kenton (2008) Fry, Bertrand (1922) Fuerst, Mark (2006-07) Fullam, John (1971) *Fullenkamp, Jay (1996-97) Fullenkamp, Jim (1979-80) Fuller, Dan (1971) Fullerton, Scott (1989-91) Furman, Aaron (2000-02) Fulweiler, Gerald (1922-24)
Fulweiler, Harold (1913) Fumagalli, Drew (2006-08) Fumagalli, Ross (2008) Furbay, Phillip (2008) Furia, Bob (1970) Furst, Tony (1937-39)
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Gabel, Harold (1951-53) Gabler, Carl (1915) Gaking, Charles (1933) Galiardi, Lou (1967-68) Gallaher, thomas (1924-27) Garcia, Santos (1936) Garland, Alex (1927) Gass, Charles (1922) Gates, Jaime (1984) Gauldin, Carl (1935) Genard, Alex (1915-16) George, David (1998-00) George, Fred (1936-39) George, Jim (1962-63) George, Pat (1982) Georges, John (1908) Geppert, Carl (1919) Geran, Tim (1982-83) Gerber, Ernest (1921) Gerhardt, Ken (1971) Gerken, Marc (1973) Giambrone, Lester (1936-39) Gianturco, Charles (1968, 1970) Gibson, Hyman (1975-78) Gilvary, Joseph (1916) Gill, Dan (1931-32) Gillespie, Fred (1908) Gillum, Nik (2008) Gilmour, Don (1964) Giogione, Chris (2000-01) Girard, Dave (1969) Gist, JeVaughn (1993) *Glassmeyer, Mike (1995-98) Glavin, Nick (2007-08) Gleason, Patrick (1927-29) Glennon, Richard (1947-49) Glock, Thomas (1938-39) Glocker, Edward (1910) Gniazdowski, Frank (1959-61) Godfrey, Kyle (1986-88) Godsey, Brandon (2005) Godsil, Dave (1985-87) Goers, William (1934-36) Golobish, Ron (1969) Goodfellow, Lance (1992-94) Gooding, Brian (2003, 2004) Goodwin, Tom (1968-69) Gordon, Larry (2008) *Gordon, Roy (1973-75) Gorius, Tom (1963-66) *Gorius, Sean (1995-97) Gorman, Jeff (1992-93) Gorry, George (1930-32) Goss, Bill (1941-42, 1946) Gowan, Ed (1931) *Gowan, Gil (1927-29) Grace, James (1924-27) Graf, Dennis (1965-68) Graham, Thomas (1905) Gray, Harry (1968) Gray, Matt (2007-08) Gray, Tom (1960-62) Green, Dave (1978) *Green, Jackie (1983-86) Greenhorn, John (1967-69) Greiwe, Clarence (1912) Grey, Alex (1996) Grieco, Joe (1961) Grieshop, Ron (1963) Griffis, Justin (2008) Grimes, David (1936-39) Grimes, John (2005-07) Grimes, Turpen (1928) Groat, Scott (1978)
Groene, Stan (1942, 1946-47) Groetsema, Bill (2002-04) Grogan, John (1953-55) Groomes, Duke (1971) Grote, Matt (1981-82) Gruden, Jon (1983-85) Gruening, Scott (1975) Gruss, Keith (1999) Gruver, Denis (1966) Guida, Charles (1952-54) Guinto, Mark (2007) Gulick, Joe (2006-08) *Gutbrod, William (1946-49) Gutziowiler, Edmund (1935-37)
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Haas, Edwin (1914) Hackett, John (1915-16) Hackney, Jason (1996-98) Hagerty, Jack (1981) Haggerty, Jim (1953-54) Halay, Adam (2004-05) Halcomb, Graham (2003) Haley, Dan (1981-83) Hall, Derek (2004-07) Hall, Todd (1981-82) Halligan, Dan (1934-35) Halstead, Tommy (1980-83) Hambell, Gary (1968-71) Hamilton, David (1968) Hamilton, William (1928-29) *Hanby, James (1946-48) Handley, Willie (1966, 1968-69) Haner, Tom (1980-82) Hannegan, H. James (1921) Hannegan, Herb (1922) Hannigan, Thomas (1931-33) Harder, Steve (1987-90) Hardesty, Rick (1997-98) Hardt, Jerry (1960-61) Harestad, Cliff (1957-59) Harker, Donald (1917) Harmeyer, Mike (1983-85) Harmon, Marcus (2008) Harn, Harry (1923) Harp, Andy (1978) Harp, Jeff (1981-82) Harper, George (1966, 1969) Harper, Ken (1981) Harper, Ralph (1959-61) Harrington, James (1908-09) Harris, Charles (2001-02) Harris, John (1981-82) Harris, Larry (1968) Harris, Quinten (1994-95) Harris, Taylor (2008) Harrison, Dave (1982-83) Hart, Al (1928) Hart, Herbert (1924-27) *Hart, Ignatius (1909-10, 1912) Hart, James (1917) Hart, Mike (1972) Hartke, Alan (2006) Hartley, Bob (1964) Hasty, Rick (1972) Hauer, Bob (1969) Hauser, Greg (1963) Hausfeld, Matt (1994-95) Havas, Don (1964) Hawkins, Adam (2004-05) Hayden, Pat (1970-71, 1973) Hayes, Celestine (1914) Hayes, Matt (1963) Haynes, John (1967-69) Haynes, Rick (1979-82) Heatherton, Bill (1975-78) Heben, Richard (1968-72) Heck, George (1930) *Heckman, Bob (1960-62) Heenan, Sean (2006-08) Heffernan, Terry (2000-02) Heflin, Jason (1991-92)
Heher, Tim (1971-74) Heidelhoff, Eric (2002-04) Heidelhoff, Ryan (2005-06) Heider, Frank (1916-17) Heigel, Dick (1964) Heizman, Brian (2000-03) Helfrich, Albert (1909) Heller, John (1933) Hellyer, Chris (1992) Helman, Wilfred (1930) Hemmelgarn, Kalen (2006-08) Hemmelgarn, Randy (1998-00) Hendricks, Jim (1964) Henne, Fred (1927) Hennessey, Patrick (1927-29) Hennessy, Thomas (1912) Henry, Brett (2001) Henry, Carlton (1972, 1974) Herking, Paul (1942) Herr, Mark (1981-84) Hershman, Matt (1995-97) Hess, Howard (1917) Hess, Theodore (1917) Hetzel, Howard (1916-19) Heyne, Josh (2004-05) Hickey, Bernard (1946-47) Higgins, Chris (1971) Hildreth, Larry (1973) Hilgenberg, Greg (1973-75) Hilgerink, William (1906) Hilinski, Bob (1956-57) Hill, (1921) Hill, Brendan (1991-93) Hill, Mark (1973) *Hinkebein, Nick (1992-94) Hipa, Samuel (1923-26) Hiser, Andy (2001,2002) Hoban, Thomas (1933-34) Hochwalt, George (1917-19) Hoefling, Ray (1933-34) Hoeft, Jack (1964) Hoelzer, Norman (1938) *Hofacre, Kevin (1989-90) Hofacre, Pat (1990-93) Hoge, Bernard (1950) Hogue, Greg (1985) Hohl, Greg (1981-83) Hohne, Mike (1966, 1969) Holcomb, Graham (2003-04) Holland, Gerry (1971) Holland, Larry (1966) Holmes, Tom (1970, 1973) *Holscher, Joseph (1919-20) Holstein, James (1933-35) Holtz, Brian (1994-95) Holtz, David (1992-94) *Homoki, Jim (1994-96) *Hoppe, John (2003-06) Hopper, Guy (1968) Horcher, Scott (2006-08) Horlacher, Jim (1964-65) Horne, Tom (1970) Hoskins, Rick (1967) Hoslar, Rick (1966) Houston, Joseph (1914) Hout, Dave (1970) Howard, James (1968-71) Howard, Mike (1978) Howe, Fred (1932-33) Howe, Paul (1985-87) Howse, Ted (1985) Howse, Ted (1981) *Hoyng, Kevin (2004-07) Huber, Dave (1985-57) Hubler (1921) Huelsman, Jay (1989-91) Huelsman, Trent (1995-97) Huffman, Mike (1978-80) Hufford, Jim (1982-84) Hufford, Mark (1979-81) Hughes, Bernard (1917)
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Ireton, Bob (1961-63) Irwin, William (1905)
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Jackson, Tom (1970) Jacob, Dan (2008) Jacoby, John (1907) Jakacki, Tom (2005) Janaszek, Ray (1947-49) Janke, Bob (1969-72) Janosek, Jim (1970, 1973-74) Janszen, August (1909-10) Janus, Paul (1968) Jaye, Steve (1969, 1971-72) Jensen, Jim (1977-78) Jera, Joe (1929-30) Jerina, Harry (1939-40) Jeter, Jim (1981-84) *Johns, Kevin (1995-97) Johnson, Jim (1964) Johnson, Kevin (1976-78) *Johnson, Marvin (1972-75) Johnson, Mike (1971) Johnson, Russell (1950-51) Johnson, William (1920) Johnston, Alex (2008) Johnston, Jim (1970-71) Johnston, Jim (1973-75) Jonard, J Michael (2006-07) Jones, Damario (2008) Jones, Dave (1973, 1976) Jones, Dave (1985-87) Jones, Doug (2001-04) Jones, Douglas (1963-66) Jones, George “Mike” (1979-80) Jones, Henry (1974-75) Jones, Jake (1996-98) Jones, Ryan (1999-01) Jordan, Richard (1946-47) Jordan, William (1929-31) Josetti, Jeremy (1998-00) Juracek, Ken (1964) Jurkowitz, Dan (1983-85)
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Kaebnick, Rob (2007) Kadel, Brian (1994-95) Kaiser, Paul (1996-98) Kaltenbach, Alex (2008) Ka-Ne, Leroy (1948-50) Kane, Denny (1971-72) *Karas, Emil (1956-58) Karn, Trent (2000-02) Kasmer, Chris (1976) Kasmer, John (1976) Kasmer, Mark (2000-02) *Kasprzycki, Paul (1973-76) Kastilahn, Douglas (1973-74) Katcavage, Bob (1961-63) *Katcavage, Jim (1953-55) Kavanaugh, Tom (1965-68) Kawka, Robert (1932-34) Keaess, Rick (1976) Kearns, Thomas (1909-10) Keefer, Greg (1976) Keeling, Don (1971-72) Kehoe, Thomas (1917, 1919) *Keiter, Bernard (1939-41) Keller, Bob (1987-90)
*Keller, Steve (1991-92) *Kelly, Brian (2004-07) Kelly, Chris (1981-82) Kelly, Frederick (1913) Kelly, George (1960-62) Kelly, John (1931-33) Kelly, William (1936-38) Kemer, Clem (1927) Kemp, David (1981-84) Kemper, Anthony (1909) Kendall, Charles (1926-28) Kendig Adam (2000-02) *Kenneally, Sean (1987-90) Kenny, John (1982-84) Ketron, Kris (2001-02) Keough, Joe (1981) Kern, Kevin (2008) Kerwin, Roger (1916) Keys, James (1985-88) *Kiko, Richard (1984-86) Kikta, Paul (1971) Kilbane, Francis (1948-50) Killeen, Thomas (1928) King, Alex (2001-02) Kirk, Kelvin (1973-75) Kirven, Frank (1913) Kisow, Gary (1986-88) Klar, Jason (1994-95) Klaus, Casey (2003-05) Klawonn, Scott (1974) Klear, Ken (1966) *Klein, Henry (1911-12) Kleinhenz, Jerry (1972) Klingensmith, Larry (1961-62) Kloos, David (2008) Klotz, Bob (1971) Klug, Matt (1995) Klys, Adam (1957) Knechtges, C.J. (1919-20) Knechtges, Harlan (1913) *Knechtges, Miles (1921) Knisley, William (1940-42) *Knorr, Larry (1937-39) Knoth, Gregory (1974) Kobie, Daniel (1968, 1971) Kocher, Bob (1965-66) Kochis, William (1917) Kohl, George (1965-68) Kohl, Vic (1930) Kohlmiller, Elmer (1909) Kohstall, Chuck (1997-99) Kohstall, Frank (2004-07) Kokenge, Tom (1963) Kolleck, Paul (1993) Koper, Dennis (1980-83) *Korutz, Bill (1956-58) Kosak, Dan (1961-62) Kosewick, Tom (1962-63) *Kosins, Gary (1968-71) Kohstall, Chuck (1997-98) *Kramarczyk, Dan (1965-67) Kramer, Anthony (1950-51) Kramer, Ted (1967) Kraus, Doug (1991, 1993-94) Krause, Gary (1955-57) Krause, Goud (1964) Krechting, Ron (1968-71) Kreiger, Joe (2006) Kress, Bernard (1965-68) Kristopaitis, Vic (1954-56) Kroemer, William “Beanie” (1905-06) Krol, Gary (1985-87) Krueger, Brian (1976) Krupp, Rob (1984) Kubiak, Paul (1963) Kubkowski, Frank (1916) Kucia, Brian (2007) Kundert, Mike (1970-73) Kurdziel, Stanislaus (1948-50) Kurzinski, Alan (1970-72) Kwiatkowski, Joseph (1951-52)
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*LaBeau, Tom (1961-63) LaBranche, Joe (1967) Lacefield, Ed (1983) Ladner, John (1929) Lakes, Ike (1975) Landau, Tom (1966) Lane, John (1956-58) Lang, Ed (1928) Lang, Robert (1923) Lange, Andrew (1998) Lange, William (1947-49) Langford, Mike (1978) Langhorst, Devon (2008) Lansdowne, Howard (1939-40) Laravie, Barry (1962-64) Latell, Tony (1957-59) Laubenthal, Al (1977-78) Lauber, Bruce (1966) *Laughlin, Dan (1959-60) Lawthorn, Frank (1964-65) Lay, Jake (2004-07) Ledinsky, Tom (1964-66) Lee, Jason (1994-96) Lee, Jimmy (1997-99) LeFleur, Bill (1942) Legan, Bob (1964-65) Leichtel, Floyd “Lefty” (1932) Leighton, Ken (1970) Lemmerbrock, Curt (1993-96) Lemming, Ralph (1971) *Lemmon, Josh (1994-96) Lenart, Bob (1988-90) Lensch, Robert (1928-29) Lewandowski, Dennis (1982-83) Ligday, Francis (1914-15) Lindsey, Chad (1996-98) Linley, Tom (2000-02) Linos, Mike (1977-80) Lisac, Marty (1990-91) Liston, Shane (2008) Loboda, Jay (1992-93) Lochow, Steve (1991-93) Locker, Ed (1994) *Loncar, Lou (1987-89) *Loncar, Martin (1992-95) Loncar, Tom (1993-95) Longworth, Carl (1984) Love, Adam (2004-05) Lowe, Robert (1963, 1965-67) Lucas, Marty (1985) Lucidore, Chuck (1966-67) Lucius, John (1970-72) Luczak, Mike (1970) Lude, Bill (1964-65) Luecht, Mark (1975, 1977-78) Lukash, Jay (1974) Luman, Bob (1963) Lutz, Paul (1927-29) Lynch, Patrick (1968)
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MacGregor, Pete (1971) Mack, Brian (2008) Mackovjak, Connor (2008) Macy, Matt (1997-00) Madden, Bob (1964, 1966-68) Madden, Pete (1978) Mager, Brad (1991-93) Magoteaux, Kyle (2003-04) Mahle, B.J. (2000) Mahoney, Robert Mahoney, Thomas (1912-13) *Mahrt, Al (1911-12, 1914) Mahrt, Armin (1921) *Mahrt, John (1921-22) *Mahrt, Louis (1922-25) Maier, Bob (1947-49) Maile, Rich (1984) Maley, Keefe (1917, 1921) Malley, Tim (1978-80)
ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Malloy, Chuck (1957-58) Malloy, Don (1936-39) Malloy, Ed (1934) Malloy, J.A. (1917, 1919) Malloy, Joseph (1950-52) Malloy, Verne (1935) Malone, Richard (1968) Maloney, Mike (1978-80) Mangas, Andy (1993-94) Manley, Bill (1964, 1967) Mann, Steve (1982-83) Manning, Thomas (1936-39) Marciniak, Mike (1974) Marino, Lon (1981) Marklay, George (1958-60) Marre, Edward (1937-39) Marschall, John (1941-42) Marshall, Frank (1928-30) Marshall, Matt (2004-07) Mart, Kevin (1973) Martin, Frank (1906) Martin, Jackie (1951-53) Martin, James (1953-54) Martin, Mark (1997-98) Martin, Rick (1995) Martino, Orlando (1941-42) Martirano, Chris (2007-08) Martzluff, Matt (1924-27) Mason, Robert (1908-09) Mason, Robert (1968) *Massa, Gordy (1985-88) Mastandrea, Pete (2002, 2003) Matthews, Geoff (1996-98) *Mathot, Jeff (1991-93) Mattioda, Geno (1999,2001-03) Mattiola, Bob (1971) Matusoff, Max (1919) Maurer, John (1985-86) Mayburg, Ken (1973) Mayerhoefer, Carl (1915) Mayl, Joseph (1905) Mayo, Bill (1964-67) McAfee, Nate (1998-99) McAuliffe, James (1968) McCall, Brian (1995) McCall, Joe (1996-99) McCall, Mike (1963, 1966-67) McCallion, Frank (1971-74) McCarthy, Jim (1932-34) *McCarthy, Kerry (1985-87) McCarthy, Red (1921) McClatchey, Larry (1972) McClear, Robert “Hoople” (1925-27) McClosky, Larry (1972) McClusky, Frank (1932-34) McColgan, John (1927-28) McConn, Dan (1963) McCormick, Pat (2006-08) McCourt, Walter (1911) McCoy, Barry (2001-03) McCoy, Kevin (2006) McDade, Dan (1973, 1977) McDermott, Francis (1926-28) McDonald, Aloysius (1917) McDonald, Steve (1973) *McDonald, Steve (2005-08) McDonald, William (1906-07) McDonough, Coby (1937-38) *McDonough, Vince (1933-35) McDowell, Mike (1966, 1969) McElligott, Chuck (1962-64) McFadden, Joe (1931-33) McFadden, Leroy (1917) McFadgen, Carlton (2005) McFeaters, Earl (1958-60) *McGarry, John (1924-27) McGinnis, Mike (1965-68) McGriff, Rollins (1921)
McGuire, Milton (1942, 1946) McGuire, Robert (1965) McIntire, Robert (1940-42) McIntire, Steve (1974, 1977) McKearney, Thomas (1909) McKeever, Mike (1966) McKelvy, Andy (1996-99) McKenney, Patrick (1905) McKinley, Bill (1948-49) *McKinley, Bumper (1994-97) McKinney, Gerald (1910) McLaughlin, Pat (1997-99) McLaughlin, Terry (1966) McMahon, James (1912-13) *McNamara, Marty (1999-01) McNulty, Bo (2004-05) McPherson, Zach (2008) McQuade, John (1971) McQuiston, Jared (2002-04) McShane, Joseph (1939-41) McVay, John (1972-75) Medley, George (1911) Medley, John (1929-30, 1932) Medley, Thomas (1929-31) Mehling, Charles (1922-23) Meier, Jeff (1992) Meier, Peter (1966) Meisner, Ed (1933-35) Melia, Howard (1920) Mell, Roosevelt (1964-65) Mendez, Alfredo (1915-18) Mercer, Ben (1997-98) Merkoff, George (1976) Merriam, Chase (2006) Merweiller, Ed (1970) Merrell, Dave (1979-81) Messer, Doug (1977) *Meter, Gregory (1971, 1973-74) Mewhinney, Jamie (2008) *Meyer, Gerry (1984-86) Meyer, John (1907) Meyers, Henry (1930-32) Mianulli, Rick (1982) Michigan, Bob (1960-62) Milkie, Jeff (2006) Miller, Andy (1989-91) Miller, Benji (1992, 1994-95) Miller, Ben (2008) Miller, Dale (1934-35) Miller, Eddie (1964) Miller, Ernie (1975) Miller, Ferdinand (1919-22) Miller, Fred (1946-48) Miller, Jeff (1994-95) Miller, Keith (1990-92) Miller, Nathan (2008) Miller, Robert C (1941-42) Miller, Sylvester (1916) Miller, Terry (1967-70) Miller, Ward (1912-13) Milligan, Dan (1965) Millio, Justin (2008) Mills, Don (1947) Milosemy, Dan (1962) Minnick, Jim (1971) Mintz, Judd (1991-93) Mitchell, Jeff (1963) Miyata, Dick (1952-53) *Mlinac, Tom (1962-64) Mocho, Jim (1988-90) *Moeglin, Dave (1983-86) Moehring, Don (1913, 1915) Moga, Cornel (1967) Moir, Vincent (1922-24) Molitoriss, John (1958-59) Monahan, bill (1953-54) Mong, Matt (2003-05)
2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
Hugar, Pat (1995-97) Hujik, Tyler (2008) Hullinger, Scott (1986-88) Hulme, Ryan (1995-96) Humm, John (1938-40) Hurps, Tony (1999, 2001-03) Hussion, Gary (1963-65) Husted, Jon (1986-89) *Huyghe, Ryan (1994-95)
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2009 FLYER FOOTBALL
ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Monk, Floyd (1922) Monnett, Rob (1987-89) Monnig, John (1905, 1907) Monroe, Sylvester (1975-78) Moody, Harold (1921) Moody, Jim (1964) Moore, David (1978) Moore, Matt (1995-97) Moore, Nate (1999-00,2002-03) Moran, William (1938-40) Morante, Mike (2008) Morhauser, Tom (1968) Moro, Tony (1969) Morris, Ryan (2002-04) Morris, Todd (1984-86) Morrow, John (1976) Mosley, Dwight (1969-72) Mouldin, Ron (1982-84) Mouch, Harold (1941) Moushey, Charles (1984-86) Moxley, Bruce (1989-91) Mroczek, Ross (2004-05) Mullen, John (1992-94) Mueller, Steve (1970) Muhlenkamp, Dan (1965) Mulcahy, Brian (2008) Muldoon, Patrick (1951-52) *Muldowney, Jack (1953-55) Mulligan, Leonard (1905) Mulqueen, Steve (1999-00) Munch, Darrell (1967) Munger, Ray Jr. (1948) Murphy, Jim (1971) Murphy, Ray (1919) Murphy, Virgil (1915-16) Murray, Bruce (1992) Musselman, Tim (1985-88) Musuraca, Scott (1963) Muterspaw, Chad (1994-97) Muzi, Charles (1965) Myers, Craig (1972-74) Myles, Billy (1983-85)
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Napierkowski, Kevin (1994) Nare, Tom (1973) Natale, Marcello (2008) Naughton, Ed (1969) Nauman, Bill (1976) Neitzke, James (1974) Neuberger, Tom (1997-98) Neumann, James (1911) Newsock, John (1936-39) Nicholson, Mike (1985-88) Nickels, Larry (1970-72) Nicol, Claude (2005) Niehaus, Dan (1983) *Niehaus, Ralph (1936-38) Nielson, Harry (1966) Nieman, Joe (1985-87) *Noll, Chuck (1950-52) Norbut, Tim (1985-86) Norckauer, Fred (1911) Norsworthy, Levator (1966) Norton, Dan (2008) Norton, Steve (2003, 2004) Nudera, Jeff (1986-88) Nueberger, Mike (2004) Nueberger, Thomas (1999) Nugent, Clarence (1915) Nunn, Michael (1923) Nussman, Phil (1983-84)
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Oberst, Dave (1984-86) *Obee, Duncan (1938-40) O’Brien, Charles (1906) O’Brien, Dan (1949-51) O’Brien, Frank (1924-26) O’Conner, John (1961-62) O’Connor, William (1906) O’Dell, Jack (2004-05, 2007) O’Hara, Jim (1979-80) Olds, Harold (1965) O’Leary, Ron (1963) Obert, Jesse (1999-01,2002) Ochab, Greg (2008) Olejnyih, Joseph (1936-39) Oliger, Keith (1991-93) *Olson, Brian (1988-91) Orby, Jon (2006) O’Rourke, Patrick (1968) O’Rourke, Paul (1941-42) O’Shea, Michael (1922) Osterday, Richard (1935) Otten, Barney (1948-51) Ottmar, Andrew (2004) Overbeck, Joe (1976-78) Overholser, David (1992, 1994) Overman, Howard (1976, 1978) Overman, Marcus (2006-08) *Overman, Jim (1961-63) Ovington, Thomas (1916-17) Ouhl, Troy (1993-95) Owens, Jim (1964)
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Packard, Robert (1934) Paden, Gene (1989-92) Padley, Jack (1937-39) Pagliari, Richard (1960-62) *Palcic, Bob (1968-70) Palcic, Tom (1969, 1971-73) *Palenchar, Steve (1957-59) Paleologos, George (1963) Palmerie, Mike (1958-59) Paluzzi, Joseph (1939-40) *Palyan, Vince (1957-59) Pangello, Erv (1940) Papp, Anthony (2008) Pappas, Chris (1980-81) Parks, Luke (1999-01) Parnell, Jack (1959-60) Parsell, Jake (1996-98) Pasco, Greg (1965) Patterson, Dave (2003) Patterson, Jim (1963) Paul, Darnell (1970) Paul, David (1923) Paul, Greg (1986-88) Paulick, Dan (1994-96) Pavlosky, Phil (1993) *Payne, Robert (1931-33) Pearson, Jim (1979-81) Pechan, Jeff (2008) Pecord, Oliver (1917) Peffley, Brian (1982-84) *Pellegrino, Andy (1989-92) Perez, Luis (1973-74) Pernush, Val (1938-40) Perron, Ed (1985-87) Perry, Wayne (1971) Peters, Rick (1982) Petit, Chad (1994) Peterson, William (1988-91) Petkiewicz, William (1935-36) Petraiuolo, Bill (2008) Petrigala, Jim (1966-67) Petroff, Mike (1965) Petrucci, Dave (1988-91)
Quien, John (1997-99) Quinlan, Cornelius (1908-09) Quinlan, Lester (1910-11) *Quinn, Dan (1969-71) *Quinn, Fran (1947-50) Quinn, Joe (1939-41) Quinn, Tim (1969-72)
Redrick, Mary (1966, 1968-69) Regan, John (1968) Reichert, Donald (1952) Reichert, Paul (1946) Reid, Larry (1974-75) Reidy, Edward (1946-49) Reiling, Walter (1927-28) Reisert, Brian (2003) Remsik, Alex (2008) Resch, Jason (2003-04) Ress, Daniel (2004-06) Reynolds, William (1926) Riccardi, Guy (1964) Richardson, Henry (1991-92) Richardson, Pete (1964-67) Ricke, Nick (1980-82) Riedel, Robert (1938-39) Ries, Joe, (2007-08) Riese, Paul (1986-88) Rinehart, Pete (1969) Ritter, Harry (1909) Robbe, Eric (2008) Robello, Jack (1926-28) Roberts, Jeff (1971) Roberts, Rodney (1990-92) Robinson, Fred “Chip” (1978-81) Robinson, Jim (1967) Robison, Clay (1978-81) Robison, Randy (1987-89) Roche, Tim (2004-05) Rodgers, Gene (1932) Rodway, Charles (1922-25) Rogers, Eugene (1931) Rogers, Tom (1975) Roller, Breese (1978-81) Ronan, Martin (1917) Rosato, Albert (1937-39) Rose, Tim (1971) Roseberry, Austin (2006-07) Rosenbaum, Dan (1989-92) Roshkowski, Greg (1982-85) Ross, Bill (1963-64) Rotterman, Louis (1911-12) Rucker, Justin (1996-98) Rudd, Van (1912) *Rudolph, Joe (1964-65) Rudnicki, Dick (1942, 1946) Rudzienski, Alex (1936-37) Rudzinski, Jim (1966-69) Ruhe, Nick (2005-07) *Ruhlman, Herb (1908-09, 1911) Rumpke, Rob (1976-78) Runeig, John (1938-40) Russell, Bob (1969) Ruth, Alan (1993) Ryan, Carl J. (1916) Ryan, Doug (1987-90) Ryan, Kevin (1970) Ryan, Matt (2001-03) *Ryan, Paul (1939-41)
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Petrucci, Tony (1985-87) Pettinger, Frank (1923, 1925-27) Pfarrer, Charles (1923-25) Pflaum, Bart (1905) Pfleger, Matt (2008) Phillips, Gary (1973-74) Phillips, Jared (2008) Piening, Paul (1932-33) Pignatiello, Mike (1980-82) Piltz, Ransom (1959-60) Pinciotti, Don (1941-42, 1946) Pinn, Frank (1956-57) Pittro, Mike (1985-86) Pitzer, Jim (1982-84) *Place, Jim (1965-68) Place, Will (1972-74) Placke, Dustin (2001-03) Plaspohl, Ed (1975-78) Platte, Mike (1992-93) Plummer, Justin (2002,2003) Poelking, Dennis (2008) Poelking, Joe (1929) Pohl, Victor (1931) Polcari, Dan (1979-80) Polke, Ken (1970-73) Pollock, Ryan (2007-08) Pomykala, Ron (1963) Porter, Walter (1956-57) Potter, Robert (1923-25) Powell, Lewis (2004) Powers, John (1966) Powers, Pete (1969) *Powers, William “Bo” (1941-42, 1946) Pozilnik, Tony (1933-34) Preisser, Gary (1964-66) Prindle, Lex (1976) Prindle, Matthew (2008) Print, Bob (1964-66) Printy, Brian (1983-84) Prinz, Tom (1963, 1965) Prinz, William (1965) Priske, Louis (1941-42) Pritchett, Garry (1968) Proesel, Fred (1979-81) Profato, Barry (1964-67) Pruitt, Gradlin (1977-80) Puckett, Duane (1973) Pugh, Aaron (2008) Punch, Richard (1915-16) Pursell, Jacob (1997) Pulsfort, Mike (1997-99)
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Rabbitt, Michael (1914-15) Rabe, Alvin (1920-21) Rader, Robert (1932-33) Radzik, Gary (1969-72) Radzik, Glenn (1969-71) Ragon, Bruce (1974-75) Ragon, J.P. (1996-98) Riaff, James (1950-52) Raiff, Jerry (1956-58) Ramby, Warren (1923) Ramicone, Mike (1990-91) Rampey, Sam (1975-78) Randles, Paul (1994-96) Rapaszky, Ryan (1995-97) Rastetter, Rob (1987-90) Raville, Larry (1983-85) *Ray, Tom (1985-87) Rayburg, William (1972-74) Recker, Robert (1950-52)
Saad, Scott (1989-91) Sachini, Cliff (2001,2002, 2003) Sackawitz, Carl (1928-30) Sacksteder, Hugh (1910-11) Sacksteder, Norbert (1912-13) Saelzler, Bill (1947-50) *Sahnd, Bill (1975-78) Sakal, Bob (1957) Salm, John (1930) Sammons, Richard (1974) Sanders, Allen (1999-01) Sandman, Jack (1965) Sankovic, Patrick (2008) Sanna, Kyle (2006) Santangelo, Robert (1968) Santo, Fred (1981) Sargent, Thad (1991-93) Satalia, Edward (1907) Sauerman, Bill (1941-42)
Saul, Blake (2008) Saunders, Paul (1989-90) Savini, Dave (1985-87) Savino, Nicholas (1973-74) Saviski, Tyler (2008) Sayre, Richard (1921-23) Scandrick, Charles (1973, 1976) Schaefer, Bob (1947-49) Schaffer, Dennis (1965, 1968) Schag, Jeff (1971) Schad, Paul (1908-09) Schaetzler, Arthur (1922) *Scharf, Cyril (1920-23) Scheiber, Robert (1996-98) Scheid, Steve (1975-78) Scheidler, Adam (2008) Scheidler, Pete (1989-91) Schell, Chris (1985-88) Schell, Hans (1990-91) Schertler, Craig (1980-83) Schleinitz, William (1914-15) Schmall, John (2004-05) *Schmalz, Jim (1964-66, 1968) Schmid, Paul (1988-91) Schmidt, Bill (1994-96) Schmidt, Brad (1996-98) Schmidt, Dan (1999-00) Schmidt, Jason (2001,2002,2003) Schmidt, Jeff (2004) *Schmidt, Leland (1941-42, 1946) Schmidt, Paul (1971-74) Schmitt, Bradley (2008) Schmitt, Leo (1909) Schmitter, Ray (1919-21) Schmitz, Mark (1978-80) Schneider, Edward (1923-24) Schneider, John (1923) Schnur, Martin (1930-32) Schoen, Tim (1977-80) Schoen, William (1905-06) Scholey, Norb (1946) Schroeder, David (1966, 1968-70) Schroer, Len (1967) Schuckman, Rich (1995-96) Schuetz, Bo (1994-96) Schulte, John (1923) Schumacher, Al (1911) Schunck, Owen (1914) Schuster, Brad (1998-00) Schuster, Richard (1921-23) Schutz, Tyler (2008) Schwab, Bob (1962-64) Schwab, Robby (2002-04) Schwarber, Greg (1972-75) Schwecke, Steve (1993) Schwochow, Joshua (1994-95) Scott, Hugh (1939-41) Scott, John (1936) Scott, Joseph (1927) Scully, Neal (1942) Sears, Anthony (1974) Seidensticker, William (1910-11) Sellett, Nick (2002-03) Seman, Dave (1975, 1977-78) Semeraro, Bob (1993) Semeraro, Rick (1988-91) Senn, Frank (1910) Serrapede, Kevin (1966) *Shafor, Jim (1952-54) Shanahan, Dan (1976) Shanen, Al (1955-56) Shappie, Ben (2005-08) *Sharley, Dan (1988-90) Sharpenter, Richard (1963) Sharpenter, Ted (1924-27) Shatteen, Alan (1965-68) Shelton, David (1968) Shepas, Bob (1969-71) Sherman, Scott (1983-85) Sherry, Robert (1913) *Sherry, William (1914-18)
Stelzer, Walter (1907) Stephens, Chris (1963) Stephens, Joe (2001-03) Sterlekar, Dave (1961-63) Sterner, Darryl (1985-86) Stevens, Bill (1969) Stewart, Robert (1998) Stoecklein, Earl (1921) Stofko, Jim (1986-87) Stoll, Tom (1982-85) Stratton, Chad (1988-89) Strecker, Hartmut (1975-78) Stroop, Fred (1912-14) *Strosneider, Aubrey (1923-27) Struasbaugh, Thomas (1968) Strugarek, Richard (1940-42) Stucke, Chris (2008) Studt, Eric (2007) Styer, Troy (1982-85) Stylski, Mike (1996-97) Stynes, Frank (1969) Sullivan, Charles (1917) Sullivan, Daniel (2008) Sullivan, Dustin (1999-01) Sullivan, Gregory (1920-21) Sullivan, Kelly (1988-89) Sullivan, Dan (2007) Sullivan, Shawn (1986-87) Summers, Charles (1910) Summers, Russ (1917-20) Sumpter, Theron (1946-47) Supensky, John (1920-21) Svellinger, Jack (1934-35) Swafford, Dan (1984-85) *Swan, Robert (1926-28) *Swanson, Jeff (2000-01) Swartz, Matt (2006-08) Sweigert, Patrick (2008) Swensen, Craig (1991-93) Swift, Leonard (1912-14) Sykes, Jerry (1967, 1969-71) Synnett, Martin (1911-14)
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Tabor, Geoff (1978) Tache, Joe (1957-59) Tague, Anthony (1907) Tant, Bill (1966-68) Tardey, Dan (1984-85) Taulbee, Mike (2008) Taylor, Bernard (1921-22) Taylor, Mel (1964-67) Taylor, Sean (1990-92) Tenney, Alex (1988-91) Tepe, Tim (1978) Terkoski, Dave (1978) Terry, Scott (1976-78) Thobe, Brad (1997-99) Thobe, Dan (1991-93) *Thobe, Mark (1996-98) Thobe, Todd (2003) Thoman, William (1999-00) Thomas, Barry (1981-82) Thomas, Bob (1966-67) Thomas, Joseph (1937-39) *Thomas, Ted (1974-75) Thomas, Ted (1976-78) Thompson, Dennis (1966) Thompson, Mike (1966-69) Thompson, William (1965, 1968-69) Tierney, Jim (1967-70) Timura, Andy (1960-62) Tismo, Pierre (1984-86) Titus, Tom (1963-64) Toomey, Edwin (1917) Torongo, Tom (1967) Toscani, Edmond (1946-48) Towle, Roger (1953-55) Towns, James (1982-85) Tracey, Michael (1974)
Tracy, Brian (1998-00) Trinite, David (1968, 1970-71) Trost, Norman (1936-39) Tscherne, Adolph (1935-37) Tucker, Bernie (1967, 1969-71) Tucker, Gerry (1971) Tuma, Edward (1934-35) Turvene, Jim (1956) Twardy, George (1980-82) Tyler, Joe (1966-69) Tytko, Jerry (1963)
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Uhrine, John (1924-25) Underwood, Russell (1910) Unverferth, Louis “Jack” (1960-61) Uriah, Jack (1959) Usos, Michael (1932-34) Uttermohlen, James (1948-50)
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Valentino, Steve (2007)-08 Van Asten, Jake (2007) Vandenbroeck, Julian (1911) Vanderhorst, Jerome (1949-50) Van Dresser, Frank (1966, 1969) Van Jura, Rick (1966) Van Vleet, Brad (1998-00) Vasey, Charles (2008) Vatteratt, Paul (1936) Veneziale, George (1954) Vercammen, J.J. (2007-08) Verhoff, Jeff (1995-97) *Verhoff, Steve (2004-05) Vermillion, Chris (2006-07) Viertlbeck, Andy (1999-00) Viney, Adam (1998) *Virant, Leo (1921-24) *Virant, Ludwig (1915-17) Virotsko, Nick (1997) Vitale, Tony (1967, 1969-70) Vogel, Joe (1980-81) Voit, Casper (1936-39) Volle, Mike (1964) Vollman, Paul (1980-83) Von Kaenel, Robert (1921) Vorpe, Jon (1979-82) Voyles, Ed (1980) Vosberg, Thomas (1974) Vossler, Corey (2006-08) *Vossler, Scott (2005-08) Vukelich, John (1952-53)
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Wachter, Jerrod (2001-03) Wade, James (2006, 2008)) *Wagner, Carl (1907) Wagner, Charles (1935-37) Wagner, cody (2006) Wagner, Jack (1947-49) Wagner, Larsen (1922) Wagner, Marcellus (1907) *Wagner, Paul (1936-39) Wagner, Philip (1915) Wagner, Robert (1930) Wagner, Robert (1946-49) Wagner, Roland (1923-24) Waker, Mike (1965) Walbright, David (2004-07) Walicki, Dick (1967) Walker, Adam (2005) Wall, Chris (1970) Wall, James (1998-99) Wallace, Steve (1984-86) Walsh, Albert (1918-21) Walter, Justin (1999-01) Walters, Gary (1969-71) Walton, Chance (2004-06) Walton, Chase (2008) *Wanner, Tom (1974-77)
ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Ward, James (2008) Ward, Jerry (1954-55) Ward, Jerry (1977) Warford, Jon (2008) Warner, Larry (1965) Warner, Marques (2003-04) Warren, Trent (2002-04) Warrington, Bill (1973) Washington, Lee (1971) Watermeier, John (1921, 1923) Watkins, Jeff (1991-93) Watkins, Jim (1963) Watkins, Justin (2007-08) Watkins, Ray (1968, 1970-71) Watkins, Steve (1976) Watson, Tim (2005) Watterson, Glenn (1965, 1968) Watterson, Mike (1974-77) Watzek, Al (1958-60) Weale, Patrick (2004-05) Weaver, Donald (1950) Weaver, Tom (1966) Weber, Charles (1925-26) Weber, Lawrence (1916-17) Weber, Mark (1976) Weber, Vernon (1951-53) Weber, William (1965) Weber, Zach (2008) Weckle, Al (1954-56) Weeks, Don (1954-56) Wehrman, Peter (1995-97) Weiler, Herbert (1917) Weinert, D.J. (1996-97) Weisenseel, Randy (1989-91) Weisent, Jim (1983-84) Weisner, Gerald (1907-09) Welch, Chad (1992) *Welch, Ed (1909-11) Welch, Paul (1911-12) Welde, Jody (1985-87) Weller, Jim (1963) Welsh, Ben (2008) Welter, Carl (1936-37) Wentz, Chester (1914) Werder, Gerald (1909-11) Werl, Vince (1951, 1953-54) Werner, Vic (1928-30) Wertz, John (1935-36) West, Jim (1972-73) Westbeld, Bill (1973, 1975-76) Westbeld, Dan (1963) Westbeld, Tom (1973-76) Westendorf, Eugene (1938-40) *Westendorf, Jerry (1940-42) Westerkamp, C.L. (1929) Westfall, Nick (1999) Westhoff, Tom (1977) Weyler, Frank (1982-84) Wheeler, Stan (1992-93) White, Charles (1977-78) White, Ernie, (1957) White, Jim (1930) Whitehead, Dennis (1969-72) Whitesell, Tom (1965-66) Whitten, Zach (2007-08) Wholey, Timothy (1933-36) *Wiesenhahn, Gale (1964, 1967) Wiegand, Rich (1968) Wilcox, Pat (1926-28) Wiles, James (1974) Wilhelm, Hamilton (1929) Wilhelm, Kevin (1985-87) Wilkins, Tony (1983-84) Wilkson, Jim (1976) Will, Erwin (1963-64) Will, Willy (2002, 2003)
Willhoite, Justin (1999-2001, 2003) Williams, Jim (1985) Williams, Paul (1963) Willman, Eric (1999-01) *Willuweit, Steve (1988-91) Wilson, Alvin (1992) Wilson, Frank (2005) Wilson, Jack (1993-94) Wilson, Kevin (1999) *Wilson, Mike (1965-68) Wimberly, Greg (2004-06) *Windbiel, Joseph (1913, 1915-16) *Wingard, Walt (1971-74) Wingeier, Brandon (2007-08) Winkler, Richard (1962-64) *Winner, Ryan (2003-05) Wintering, Scott (2004-05) Winters, Ben (2000-02) Wirkus, Steve (2008) Wissel, Linus (1907) Wittbrodt, Anthony (1965, 1968) Wolf, Anthony (1917) Wolf, Jamie (1989-90) Wolfe, Tom (1992-93) Wolfer, Brady (1994-95) *Wolking, John (1973-76) Womick, Rick (1976) Woodrey, Tim (1982) Wright, Jeff (1991-92) Wrobleski, Ryan (2003-05) Wynn, John (1940)
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Yagow, Edward (1923-26) Yenicheck, Tony (1994-95) Young, Joseph (1950-52) Young, Matt (1994) Youngpeter, Mark (1989-92) Yrabinee, Joseph (1974) Yunker, Matt (2002) Yurik, Jeff (1989-90)
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Zach, Walter (1940-42) Zajdel, Bob (1970) Zaleski, Joe (1947-50) *Zang, Elmer (1932-34) Zapinski, Andrew (2007-08) Zavakos, Harry (1940-41) Zeis, Tim (1981) *Zierolf, Leo (1929-31) Zierolf, Peter (1933-35) *Zimmer, Doug (1983-86) Zimmerman, Babe (1914) *Zimmerman, Don “Butch” (1955-57) Zimmerman, George (1910) Zimmerman, Jon (1997-00) Zimmerman, Leo (1970, 1973) *Zimmerman, Mark (1974-77) Zimpfer, Doug (1962-64) Zimpfer, Tom (1964) Zing, Tom (1971) Zink, Ed (1970-73) Zins, tom (1971, 1973-75) Zippay, John (1973-76) *Zotkiewicz, Joe (1935-37) Zoul, Joseph (1941-42, 1946) Zukowski, Ted (1970, 1973) Zulli, Andy (1951, 1953) Zweisler, Charles (1938) *CAPTAIN
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Sheshull, John (1975-76) Shiels, C.P. (1911) Shillito, Chris (1969) Shock, Mike (1986-88) Short, Mike (2001-03) *Shortal, Bob (1964-66) Shoup, Philip (1951-53) Shouvlin, Raymond (1916) Shrunder, Raoul (1916-18) Shroyer, John “Gus” (1946-49) Shuey, Clarence (1927-29) Shultz, Paul (1924-25) Shuman, Larry (1969) Shurtleff, Matt (2008) Shurtleff, Nick (2008) Shyne, Reggie (1972-73) Sidebottom, Dennis (1966-69) Siefert, Paul (1983) Siewe, Jim (1965, 1967-68) *Siewe, Steve (1970-73) Siggins, Frank (1952) Silverii, Louis (1951-53) Simon, Roger (1969-71) Simpson, Don (1967-70) Sinclair, Mike (1963-67) Singer, Paul (1908-09) Sirmon, Matt (1998-99) Skowron, Tom (1962-64) Skunza, Adrian (1969-70) Slater, Joe (1955, 1957) Slaybeck, Jeff (1982-84) Sloan, Robert (1992) Smirnoff, Vladimir (1912) Smith, Bob (1970-73) Smith, Bob (1981-82) Smith, Brian (1981-83) Smith, Devin (2005) Smith, Gary (1978-80) Smith, Henry (1908) Smith, Keith (1963-64) *Smith, William (1954-56) Smolik, Mel (1957-58) Smolka, Glen (1937-38) Smyth, Matt (2006-08) *Smythe, John (1934-36) Smythe, Walter (1929-30) Snelling, Richard (1924-27) Snow, Jim (1973-75) Snyder, Edward (1915) Snyder, Less (1971) Soares, Richard (1963, 1965) Sobehart, Bob (1997-98) Sollman, Ryan (1995-96) Somogyi, Derek (1995) Sothard, Tom (1975-78) Spakowski, Paul (1951-53) Spatz, Steve (1983-84) Spear, Bill (1964-65) Spear, Brian (1991-93) Speice, Mike (1989-90) Spencer, Jim (1924-27) Sperandeo, Tony (1958-59) Speth, Albert (1947-49) Spicer, Pat (1985-87) Spiker, Kelly (2000-02) Spivey, Earl (1959-61) Spoelker, John (1964) Spoerl, Jim (1953-55) Sprecher, Brad (2000) Stachler, Robert (1949-50) Staley, Brandon (2003, 2004) Stangle, Jim (1967-69) Stangle, Matt (1996-97) Stangle, Ryan (1997-99) Stangle, Tom (1963-66) Stapenhorst, Gene (1937-39) Steberl, Jesse (1946) Steele, Terry (1982-84) Steinke, Gene (1995-97) *Stellman, Tom (1974-77)
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ADMINISTRATION UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
Daniel J. Curran is president of the University of Dayton, recognized as a top-tier national research university and one of the 10 best Catholic universities in the country. The Philadelphia native became the University of Dayton’s 18th president and first lay leader on July 1, 2002. By almost every measure — from enrollment to research dollars to rankings — the University of Dayton has grown in stature during his presidency. Since 2002, the University of Dayton has established centers of excellence in nanotechnology; fuels and combustion; ladar and optical communications; and advanced sensor technology. The University launched the nation’s first accelerated law curriculum, started a doctor of physical therapy program and introduced one of the nation’s first bachelor’s degrees in human rights studies. The University also constructed an Innovation Center in the School of Engineering; built a sports complex; and opened the Dayton Early College Academy, a charter school on campus that prepares first-generation college students to earn a high school diploma and college credits at the same time. In the residential arena, the University built two facilities that combine living and learning — Marianist Hall, a residence hall with learning spaces, and ArtStreet, an imaginative housing and arts education complex in the University neighborhood. RecPlex, an ultramodern fitness and recreation complex, opened in 2006. Curran’s forward-thinking, innovative approach also translates to the playing fields. As a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Division I board of directors from 2004-2008, Dr. Curran helped shape academic reforms designed to improve the graduation rate of student-athletes. He also has served on the executive committee and Division I-AA/I-AAA Presidential Advisory Group and the Higher Learning Commission. A sociologist by training, he is passionate about issues of social justice. In 2007, he received the Joseph E. Lowery Human Rights Legacy Award from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference as well as the Humanitarian Award from the National Conference for Community and Justice of Greater Dayton for his “personal advocacy and energy toward building a more inclusive community.” In 2005, Dr. Curran joined University of Dayton students on a relief trip to hurricane-stricken Mississippi. In 2002, he received the Eternal Flame Award, an international award given for “exceptional contribution to the field of Holocaust education.” Dr. Curran spent 23 years in various administrative and faculty positions at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia, most recently as executive vice president and vice president for academic affairs. Dr. Curran and his wife, Claire, have two sons, Sean and Aidan.
MIKE KELLY
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS A storied football coaching career came to an end when Mike Kelly stepped down as head coach of the Flyers on January 22, 2008, but a new chapter began for Kelly and the University of Dayton Athletics Division when he took on the duties of Associate Athletics Director. A man who has dedicated his life to mentoring, Kelly will have no trouble stepping into his new expanded role. In addition to overseeing the departments of Academics, Athletics Communication and Equipment, he serves as an adviser to up-and-coming coaches. The University’s past president, Brother Raymond L. Fitz, once said “I regard Mike Kelly as one of the best teachers the University of Dayton has.” Kelly developed innumerable players and coaches to experience success on the field and in life. Those teaching skills are just one of the many he possesses that make his transition to administration seamless. Kelly will draw from his nearly 40 years of coaching experience to develop UD’s young professionals. He will serve as a Sports Program Administrator for football, baseball, track & field, women’s basketball and women’s cross country. A six-time PFL Coach of the Year, and seven-time national Coach of the Year, he spent 27 years as head coach of the perennial powerhouse Dayton Flyers football program. His management of his staff and players, and his day-to-day dealings with all the departments involved with supporting the program will serve him well in his role of Associate Athletics Director. In Kelly’s last season as head coach, the Flyers finished with an 11-1 record, clinched the Pioneer Football League, won the 2007 Gridiron Classic and were crowned NCAA FCS Mid-Major national champions. Kelly’s goal is to contribute to continue raising the bar in all areas of the University of Dayton Athletics Division. He’s shown, with his team’s successes on the football field, he can set it high. When he stepped down as UD’s football coach, he ended one of the winningest coaching careers in the history of college football, his career winning percentage of .819 the best of any active coach who had been in the profession 25 years or more. In addition to the 1989 NCAA Division III national title, Kelly’s Flyers were also NCAA FCS Mid-Major national champions (by a national poll) in 2002 and 2007.
TIM WABLER
VICE PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS A former Flyer student-athlete himself, Tim Wabler is the seventh man to serve as the University of Dayton’s Director of Athletics. As UD’s VicePresident and Director of Athletics, Wabler is responsible for the oversight of 17 intercollegiate athletics programs, on-campus athletic facilities including Baujan Field and the Frericks Center, and the University of Dayton Arena with the surrounding Arena Sports Complex. Wabler first returned to the University’s Athletics Division as an administrator in 1993 as Associate Director Athletics. As Associate AD, Wabler worked in every area of athletics administration -- overseeing UD’s sports programs, student-athlete support services, development and major facility projects. Since Wabler has been part of the Dayton Athletics Division, the Flyers have experienced significantly improved competitive success. Since 1998, UD has had 26 conference championships and had 20 teams reach the postseason. In the nine years prior to 1998, the Flyers had only seven conference championships and one tournament appearance. In the last two years, Dayton athletics has reached even higher heights. Flyer teams have combined to have their best winning percentage than any other period in school history and set milestones in several sports while still maintaining graduation rates that are among the highest in the country. The highlights include the following: Women’s soccer has earned five NCAA tournament appearances (including a berth in the “Sweet Sixteen” in 2001) and has won eight of the last 11 A-10 regular season championships. Women’s volleyball has earned four NCAA tournament appearances and has won nine A-10 titles (regular season and/or tournament). Men’s soccer has won five A-10 titles and played in the 2008 NCAA tournament. The baseball team’s record for wins in a season was 25 after the 2000 campaign -- since then UD has won at least 30 games six times and won the A-10 regular season championship in 2009. And the Flyer football team has won the Pioneer Football League championship nine times in the 16-year history of the league, and has taken home the 2002 and 2007 NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Major National Championships. As success on the field has improved, UD student-athletes have also performed in the classroom. The Flyers’ combined cumulative grade point average has risen to a school-record 3.235. UD has had 34 Academic All-Americans in the last nine years. Only Nebraska, Rensselaer Poly and Rice had more. The Flyers had three Arthur Ashe Scholar-Athletes in 2005-06, the most in school history. Dayton is consistently among the league leaders in placing student-athletes on the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll, even though the Flyers participate in fewer A-10 sports than all but one school. UD had the most players on the PFL Academic Honor Roll for the ninth consecutive year in 2008. Wabler is also the administrator who oversees UD’s athletic fund-raising efforts and long-term finances. Radio and television agreements have been expanded to increase exposure for Flyer athletics. Wabler has been actively involved in numerous A-10 Conference committees, including the Championships Review Committee, Baseball Committee and Soccer Committee. His committee work also extends to service to the University community. He currently serves on UD’s Campus Master Planning Committee, and has been a past member of UD’s Committee on Diversity in Community and Resource Allocation Steering Committee. Wabler is also an NCAA Peer Reviewer and a member of the Greater Dayton YMCA’s Board of Trustees. A 1974 graduate of UD’s School of Business Administration, Wabler has also completed the Sports Management Institute Executive Program. A former member of UD’s Athletic Board, Wabler was a four-year letterwinner and three-time Pitcher of the Year for UD. He served as team captain as a senior. A 1970 graduate of Chaminade High School in Dayton, Wabler is the first Dayton native to serve as the University’s Director of Athletics. Tim and his wife Arlene have two daughters, Sarah and Leigh Anne.
A true reflection of Kelly’s character is the way he operated the football program. Taking a stand on integrity has always been paramount in his philosophy and The Ohio High School Athletic Association took notice, honoring Kelly with the OHSAA Ethics and Integrity Award, which is presented annually to an Ohioan who has displayed outstanding ethical behavior and integrity in performing his duties and is a role model for others. Some of the previous winners include: astronaut and former U.S. Senator John H. Glenn Jr., Archie Griffin, Wayne Embry, Bill Hosket, Jim Tressel and Clark Kellogg. In February of 2008, Kelly became the 150th member of one of UD’s most exclusive clubs, the University of Dayton Athletic Hall of Fame, and was the sole inductee that year. His 27 years as head coach are the most of any UD coach in any sport. Before being selected as the Flyer’s head coach, Kelly was defensive coordinator under Rick Carter at UD for four years, including the 1980 NCAA Division III Championship season. Carter and Kelly first teamed together in the same positions at Hanover College in 1975 and 1976. Kelly is a graduate of Milton-Union High School in West Milton, Ohio, and later attended Manchester (IN) College. He was quarterback on the football team and catcher on the baseball team while lettering in both sports for all four years. After graduating with a degree in physical education and health, he taught and coached at the high school level from 1970-75. During that time, he also earned his master’s degree in physical education from Ball State University. Mike and his wife, Jeanne, reside in Kettering and have two daughters, Jodie Beth and Nikki.
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UD ACADEMIC SERVICES OFFICE OF ACADEMIC SERVICES FOR STUDENT-ATHLETES; A DIVISION OF THE OFFICE OF THE PROVOST
WEEKLY MEETINGS
Academic coordinators hold weekly meetings with student-athletes to assess how they are performing their course work and to emphasize time management, study skills, organization, and goal setting as well as provide an opportunity to communication athletic and/or personal issues.
ACADEMIC MONITORING
Academic coordinators closely monitor the academic progress of student-athletes. In addition to freshmen midterm grades reported by the University, progress reports are issued to professors to ensure that attendance, effort and progress are maintained.
STUDY HALL
Study hall is structured, monitored, and quiet environment in which student-athletes have the opportunity to develop consistent and appropriate study skills. Computer and wireless access are available as well as the opportunity to meet with tutors. Coaches are notified on a regular basis regarding study hall attendance and behavior.
ACADEMIC COORDINATORS
In addition to University assigned academic advisors, academic coordinators are assigned to specific athletic teams are responsible for providing academic support to all student-athletes. Coordinators compliment the University’s academic advisors by assisting in academic advising, counseling, and monitoring. Academic coordinators ensure that student-athletes follow NCAA, Atlantic 10, and University of Dayton guidelines.
NCAA COMPLIANCE
WHAT IS A PROSPECTIVE STUDENTATHLETE/”PROSPECT”?
A prospect is any student who has started classes for the ninth (9th) grade, any student who receives financial assistance or other benefits from UD and/or its athletics representative that are not normally provided to prospective students generally. You become a “recruited prospective student-athlete” at a particular college if any coach or representative of the college’s athletics interests (booster or representative) approaches you (or any member of your family) about enrolling and participating in athletics at that college. Activities by coaches or boosters that cause you to become a recruited prospective student-athlete are: • Providing you with an official visit* • Placing more than one telephone call to you or any other member of your family • Visiting you or any other member of your family anywhere other than the college campus * You may take a maximum of five “official visits” with no more than one to any single institution
NCAA COMPLIANCE THE NCAA AND YOU
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The University of Dayton is committed to the principle of institutional control in operating its athletics program in a manner that is consistent with the letter and spirit of NCAA, conference and university rules and regulations. The University’s commitment is to maintain control of its athletics programs through cooperation between responsible administrators, coaches, faculty, all institutional staff members, student-athletes and representatives of the University’s athletics interests.
STUDENT LEARNING SUPPORT
Academics works closely with the Student Learning Support (SLS) office on campus to provide students with tutoring and disability support services. The intent of the tutorial program is to provide academic assistance in areas that include review of class discussion and notes, study strategies, and other information that is imperative to the respective class, while services from DSS include adaptive technology, extended test time, and note-taking.
AWARDS
• All-Academic Team Recognizes student-athletes who earned the highest cumulative grade point average on their respective teams. • 4.00 Flyers Award Given to those who achieved a perfect grade point average during winter or fall semesters. • 3.50 Honorees Student-athletes who have achieved a grade point average of 3.5 or above during either the fall or winter semesters. • Presidential Outstanding Scholar-Athlete Award The Presidential Outstanding Scholar-Athlete Award is designed to be the most prestigious honor presented by the Office of Academic Services for Student-Athletes and the Office of the Provost. It serves to recognize two student-athletes, one male and one female, who have demonstrated academic excellence, qualities of leadership and service to the University of Dayton community.
A MESSAGE TO PROSPECTS...
To participate in varsity athletics, student-athletes must receive “qualifier” status determined by the NCAA Clearinghouse. Please visit NCAAClearinghouse.net for further information. It is never too early for student-athletes to start planning for college. Call the NCAA’s “Wanna Play? Know the Rule” hotline at 1-800-638-3731 to hear recorded information and order your free copy of the NCAA Guide for the College Bound Student-Athlete.
ASK BEFORE YOU ACT
The importance of following all NCAA rules and regulations is imperative to maintaining the integrity of the University of Dayton. We ask all alumni, current student-athletes, prospective student-athletes, their families and friends to help the University protect the athletic eligibility of our student-athletes and the reputation of the University by adhering to the rules and regulations of the NCAA and by contacting the UD Compliance Office or the NCAA with all questions. With questions regarding the information above, contact Matt Tanney, Coordinator for Compliance, in the UD Compliance Office at (937)-229-1285 or Matt.Tanney@notes.udayton.edu.
At the University of Dayton, the health and well being of our student-athletes is a primary concern. We strive to prevent injuries through pre-participation physical examinations, well-designed conditioning programs, warm-ups, proper practice planning, and appropriate equipment selection. When an athletic injury occurs, our goal is to provide the best medical care possible from the initial first-aid to the follow-up care and rehabilitation.
SEAN CONVERY, M.D. HEAD PHYSICIAN
FACILITIES
There are two Athletic Training Rooms in operation at the University of Dayton. The Arena Training Room is located in the Donoher Basketball Center and utilized by Arena Complex teams for practices and games. The Frericks Center training room is open year round and is utilized for treatment and rehabilitation to all sports in the mornings and serves those sports that operate out of the Frericks Center in the afternoon.
STAFF
The University of Dayton Sports Medicine Staff consists of a team of Family Practice Physicians and Orthopedic Consultants and four full-time and two graduate assistant certified and licensed Athletic Trainers. In particular instances the Head Team Physician may refer athletes to other physicians or specialists. However, the Head Team Physician supervises the status of all athletes referred to other physicians or specialists and has the final authority with regard to all medical disqualifications, treatment, and return to play. Referrals to specialists will be made through the Team Physicians or Athletic Trainers only. Trained personnel are present at all athletic contests and, where possible, at all practices to insure prompt medical attention.
State-of-the-art conditioning centers, fully-equipped training rooms and full-time professionals combine to create a program for student-athletes that gives them a physical edge over the competition. Each UD team has a plan designed and administered by qualified professionals to meet the specific needs of their sport and style of play. All student-athletes perform basic strength training with a general emphasis on explosive lifts that involve as much of the body as possible. Conditioning programs are designed to prepare student-athletes for the specific metabolic demands of their sport. Core training, agility work and sport specific exercises are then incorporated into each program to prepare each student-athlete for competitive success. The UD strength & conditioning coaches work with out sports medicine staff to help reduce the risk of injuries and to efficiently return student-athletes to competition as quickly and as safely as possible following injury. With four staff members holding the Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) credential, UD stays current on the latest research to insure that our programs are among the best in the country. In addition, the UD strength and conditioning staff can provide assistance in eating strategies that will improve health and competitiveness of UD studentathletes. The University of Dayton athletic conditioning centers, located both in the Frericks Center and the Donoher Basketball Center, house the very latest treadmills, Nautilus equipment, and free weights.
SPORTS MEDICINE
The Sports Medicine Staff works closely with the coaching staff to keep them informed regarding the medical status of the athletes.
Head Athletic Trainer: Steve Foster, ATC, LAT (football) Manager of Sports Medicine: Nate Seymour, ATC, LAT, CSCS (men’s basketball)
Dr. Sean Convery is in his ninth year heading up Dayton’s medical staff. Convery’s primary full-time position is serving as the medical director of The Sports Medicine Center at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton. In addition, he is a faculty member in the Family Practice Residency Program at Miami Valley Hospital; associate clinical professor in the Department of Family Practice at Wright State University School of Medicine; school physician for the Kettering City School District; and team physician at Kettering Fairmont High School.
Assistant Athletic Trainer: Kaname Yamaguchi, ATC, LAT (men’s soccer, baseball) Assistant Athletic Trainer: Jaime Potter, ATC, LAT (women’s basketball, rowing) Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer: Christopher Cameron, ATC, LAT (volleyball, track & field) Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer: Lisa Schulte, (women’s soccer, softball) Team Doctor: Dr. Sean Convery, M.D. Orthopedic Consultant: Dr. Tim Quinn, M.D. Assistant Team Physician: Dusty Rhodes, D.O. Assistant Team Physician: Mike Barrow, M.D. Assistant Team Physician: Teresa Zryd, MD, MSPH Orthopedic Consultant: Jim Klosterman, M.D. Team Physician Emeritus: Art Bok, D.O.
TIM QUINN, M.D. ORTHOPEDIC CONSULTANT Former Flyer football standout Dr. Tim Quinn serves his alma mater as the orthopedic consultant for UD Athletics. A 1973 graduate, Quinn has been associated with the Flyers in this capacity since 1988. He was a two-time First Team Academic All-America, and was chosen a National Football Foundation /College Football Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete in 1972. A versatile player, he was a starter at linebacker and on the defensive line in his career. He is also a two-time winner of UD’s John L. Macbeth Memorial Scholar-Athlete Award.
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING
JOE OWENS
MARK THOBE
MIKE BEWLEY
TODD LINKLATER
Associate Director of Athletics/ Director of Athletic Performance Enhancement CSCS*D, NSCA Coach Practitioner
Strength & Conditioning Coach MS, CSCS, Men’s & Women’s Basketball and Men’s and Women’s Golf
Coordinator of Strength and Conditioning MS, CSCS Men’s & Women’s Cross Country, Football, Rowing, Men’s & Women’s Soccer, Men’s & Women’s Tennis, and Track & Field
Associate Head Baseball Coach/Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach MED Baseball and Softball
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