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Setting the Scene: The Cardinals’ senior class looks to extend its perfect record in conference play and secure at least a share of its fourth straight CCIW title as the team seeks a 25th consecutive win over the Bluejays.
Series History: This is the 85th football meeting between the two institutions. North Central leads the all-time series, 61-22-1, and has won the last 24 contests dating back to 1999.
The Cardinals visited Elmhurst Sept. 23 of last season and departed Langhorst Field with a 59-6 victory. North Central owned a 49-0 lead by halftime, scoring on all seven first-half possessions while forcing six Bluejay punts.
Joe Sacco ran for three touchdowns in the opening half, while Luke Lehnen, Sean Allen and Jordan Chisum each ran for one. Lehnen also completed a twoyard touchdown pass to DeAngelo Hardy. Second-half scores came on a Darius Byrd touchdown run and a Sean Ryniec field goal.
Sacco totaled a game-high 80 rushing yards on just seven carries, while Joey Lombardi caught three passes for 57 yards and Lehnen completed 11 of 14 passes for 201 yards. The North Central defense, which allowed just 148 yards and registered five quarterback sacks, was led by BJ Adamchik and James Hart with six tackles each.
The Cardinals have outscored Elmhurst, 212-19, in their last three meetings.
National Rankings: North Central was ranked No. 1 nationally in the most recent NCAA Division III Top 25 Polls by D3football. com and the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA).
Scouting the Bluejays: The Bluejays absorbed a fourth straight loss Saturday as Wheaton broke open a close game midway through the second quarter and prevailed in a 6517 rout.
Taveon Porter’s four-yard touchdown run early in the second period left Elmhurst with just a 14-10 deficit. The Thunder scored 17 points in the final 7:11 of the half before putting up three touchdowns in the first nine minutes of the third quarter.
The Bluejays rank ninth in the 10-team
Nov. 9, 2024 (Senior Day)
Elmhurst University Bluejays (2-6, 2-5) at North Central College Cardinals (8-0, 7-0)
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2024 CARDINAL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Sept. 14 #13/14 Aurora University Montgomery, Ill. W, 48-21
Sept. 21 Carthage College Kenosha, Wis. W, 63-0
Sept. 28 Washington University in St. Louis Naperville, Ill. W, 49-9
Oct. 5 #18/23 Wheaton College Wheaton, Ill. W, 55-27
Oct. 12 Millikin University Decatur, Ill. W, 70-14
Oct. 19 North Park University Naperville, Ill. W, 69-0
Oct. 26 Augustana College Rock Island, Ill. W, 49-10
Nov. 2 Carroll University Naperville, Ill. W, 56-3
Nov. 9 Elmhurst University Naperville, Ill. 12 p.m.
Nov. 16 Illinois Wesleyan University Bloomington, Ill. 1 p.m.
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CCIW in total offense (243.8 yards per game) and eighth in scoring (17.5 points per game). Porter, who set a season high with 109 rushing yards against Wheaton, and Darius Lane have comprised the bulk of Elmhurst’s running game, while receiver Jacob Cockrell has caught six of the team’s 10 touchdown passes this season. Quarterback John Odom’s eight-yard scoring toss to Cockrell in the fourth quarter against Wheaton was the Bluejays’ first passing touchdown in three games.
Linebacker Jace Zeffiro is the leading tackler (76) for an Elmhurst defense which has allowed 42.8 points and 440.1 yards per game.
The Bluejays have been particularly vulnerable against the run, yielding 237 yards per contest, but lead the CCIW in turnovers forced (17) and have recorded at least one takeaway in every game.
This Week for the Cardinals: North Central won its 31st straight home game Saturday, rolling to a 56-3 victory over Carroll to defeat the Pioneers for the 10th consecutive time.
The Cardinals owned a 28-3 advantage by halftime as Luke Lehnen ran for a touchdown while throwing scoring passes to Jacob Paradee, Jordan Chisum and Thomas Skokna. Lehnen and Chisum tacked on
short touchdown runs in the second half before Jordan Williams broke free for a 57-yard TD scamper and Donovan McNeal ran untouched for an 87-yard score late in the fourth quarter.
McNeal’s run is the sixth-longest in the Cardinals’ history and the longest running play in the CCIW this season. North Central put up a season-high rushing total for the second straight game with 416 yards.
The Cardinals’ defense held its second opponent this season under 100 passing yards and limited Carroll to 27 yards on its last six possessions.
McNeal finished as the team’s top rusher with 90 yards, while Charles Coleman ran for 87. Lehnen gained 64 yards on the ground while completing 16 of 24 passes for 170 yards, throwing to Skokna five times for 46.
Adamchik made a team-high eight tackles, while John Sullivan made five solo stops including a careerhigh four tackles for loss. Matt Janiak also registered five tackles and Jahmar Daniel broke up two passes.
North Central is the only team in college football to score at least 48 points in every game in 2024.
Sullivan Recognized by CCIW, D3football.com: Sullivan’s performance, which also included a quarterback sack and a forced fumble, resulted in a selection as the CCIW Defensive StudentAthlete of the Week, as well as a D3football.com Team of the Week honoree.
North Central has won six CCIW Student-Athlete of the Week awards this season. Lehnen has been honored twice and Sacco once on offense, while Adamchik and Ryniec have earned selections on defense and special teams, respectively.
Offensive Line Achieve Second Weekly Award: The Cardinals’ starting offensive line (Jeske Maples, Nick Fehrle, Jerred Durian, Sam Pryor and Ryan Kennelly) was named to the D3football.com Team of the Week for the second time this season, marking the first time they have been so recognized twice in one year.
Since the Team of the Week’s introduction in 2008, North Central has a nation-leading 11 offensive line selections.
Lehnen Selected as Finalist for Campbell Trophy: Lehnen has been announced as a finalist for the National Football Foundation’s (NFF) William V. Campbell Trophy, presented annually since
CARDINAL FOOTBALL 2024
THIS DATE IN CARDINAL FOOTBALL HISTORY
2019 vs. Illinois Wesleyan - Before embarking on the program’s inaugural Stagg Bowl run, the Cardinals celebrated Senior Day by closing with 38 unanswered points in a 69-14 defeat of Illinois Wesleyan University. Broc Rutter threw four touchdown passes to Andrew Kamienski in the first half alone, including a 29-yard catch with 5.1 seconds left in the half that was featured on ESPN’s SportsCenter Top 10. (Click the image to view the catch)
1990 to the student-athlete with the best combination of academic success, football performance and exemplary leadership.
Lehnen is the first player at North Central and the first from a CCIW institution since 2018 to be so honored. Finalists receive an $18,000 postgraduate scholarship.
The Campbell Trophy winner, announced Dec. 10 in Las Vegas, has their scholarship award increased to $25,000.
Lehnen Chases All-Time National Records: Lehnen is the national all-divisions active leader in passing efficiency (209.9) and is on pace to establish a new collegiate career record.
The current collegiate career record (202.6) is held by Mount Union’s D’Angelo Fulford (202.6). The Purple Raiders have the top five all-time career leaders in passing efficiency.
Lehnen has already established a new all-divisions record for consecutive games with a touchdown pass, having done so in all 52 games of his career.
Lehnen established a new Division III career record for touchdowns responsible for on Oct. 26 at Augustana and now has 189 in his career. The all-divisions record is 190, set from 2019-2023 by John Matocha of the Colorado School of Mines.
Division III Active Career Leaders: Lehnen is Division III’s active career leader in total offensive yards (13,930) and passing touchdowns (143).
The NCAA Division III career record for total offense is 14,568 yards, set by Mount Union’s Kevin Burke from 2011-2014, while Mount Union’s Braxton Plunk (2019-23) owns the record for touchdown passes (158). North Central’s career record of 145 scoring passes was set by Broc Rutter from 2016-2019.
Trey Madsen ranks second among active Division III players in touchdown catches (48) while ranking eighth in receptions (212) and receiving yards (3,084). Joe Sacco sits 10th nationwide in rushing yards (3,329) and 19th in all-purpose yards (3,901), while Lehnen and Sacco sit fifth (46) and 10th (35), respectively, in rushing touchdowns.
Adamchik Takes Place Among Top Tacklers: Adamchik’s team-high 40 tackles thus far this season have pushed his career total to 236, ranking him eighth in the Cardinal’s history in total stops.
Orr Poised for Top 10 in Interceptions: Zack Orr enters Saturday’s game with eight career interceptions. A ninth pick would move Orr into a six-way tie for ninth in the team’s history.
This Week in the CCIW: North Central sits alone atop the CCIW standings at 7-0, and can clinch at least a share of its 18th conference title, as well as the league’s automatic postseason bid, with a win Saturday.
This week’s games feature WashU at North Park, Carthage at Augustana, Illinois Wesleyan at Carroll, and Wheaton at Millikin.
Offense
LT 70 Jeske Maples 6-2, 263, Sr.
LG
69 Matthew Warkins 6-5, 310, So.
75 Nick Fehrle 6-3, 284, Sr.
73 John Golden 6-2, 275, Jr.
C 63 Jerred Durian 6-2, 281, Jr.
64 David Fuchs 5-10, 269, Sr.
RG 58 Sam Pryor 6-0, 270, Sr.
65 Alex Knaperek 6-1, 297, Jr.
RT 71 Ryan Kennelly ............. 6-5, 317, Sr.
54 Tyson Cramer 6-4, 297, So.
TE 89 Bobby Behmer ........... 6-2, 243, Sr.
87 Isaac Banker 6-4, 237, Sr.
WR 7 Thomas Skokna .......... 5-9, 174, Jr.
14 Trey Madsen 5-10, 191, Gr.
WR 8 Jack Rummell...............6-0, 174, So.
81 Jake Lynch 6-0, 189, Gr.
WR 3 Jacob Paradee ........... 5-10, 164, Gr.
QB
2 Myles Walton 5-8, 163, Jr.
5 Luke Lehnen ............... 6-1, 202, Gr.
12 Calvin Lavery 6-5, 204, Jr.
RB 1 Sean Allen ................... 5-8, 184, So.
21 Charles Coleman 6-3, 216, Jr. Defense
DE 43 Bobby Medina 6-0, 233, So.
9 Martin Egbo 6-1, 235, Gr.
DT 92 John Sullivan 6-2, 280, Jr.
77 Myron Lewis 5-11, 292, Gr.
DT 97 Cortez Jones 6-1, 276, So.
62 Max Ness 6-1, 267, Sr.
DE 6 Jacob Vincent 6-4, 228, So.
99 Graham Wight 6-4, 238, So.
LB 10 Zack Orr 6-2, 198, Gr.
16 Trevon Hunter 6-0, 209, Jr.
LB 7 Angelo Cusumano 5-10, 220, Gr.
52 Matt Janiak 5-11, 213, Fr.
LB 34 BJ Adamchik 5-9, 212, Gr.
53 Drew Harp 5-11, 213, Jr.
CB 3 Jahmar Daniel 5-10, 169, Jr.
5 Rory Hills 5-11, 159, Gr.
CB 2 Rahmareon Roby 5-11, 184, Jr.
13 Kaden Hartnett 6-0, 181, So.
S 29 Will Vernon 5-10, 188, Sr.
23 Riley McCurdy 5-11, 193, Sr.
S 8 Kyler Green 6-0, 199, So.
15 Eddie Schmid 5-10, 193, Sr.
Special Teams
K 36 Sean Ryniec 6-0, 191, So.
P 45 Chip Dose 6-2, 238, So.
KR 7 Thomas Skokna 5-9, 174, Jr.
1 Sean Allen 5-8, 184, So.
PR 3 Jacob Paradee 5-10, 164, Gr.
H 45 Chip Dose 6-2, 238, So.
LS 61 Oscar Morgan 5-6, 196, Sr.
ELMHURST
Offense
LT 77 Mustapha Dan-Mutum 6-5, 350, Jr.
71 Evan Maniates 6-4, 280, Fr.
LG 78 Javon Manuel 6-3, 300, Jr. 61 Jacob Bullard 6-2, 300, Fr.
C 72 Kadin Cornell 6-4, 260, Jr. 56 Jrambert Valles 6-0, 270, Sr.
RG 76 Jaivin Young 6-0, 345, Fr. 55 Jamar Smith 5-10, 300, Fr.
82 Ryan Herndon WR 5-8 175 Fr Fox Lake, Ill. / Grant Community
83 RJ Anderson TE 6-4 240 Sr Algonquin, Ill. / Jacobs
84 Preston Simard WR 6-1 182 Fr Frankfort, Ill. / Lincoln Way East
87 Seth Desmore WR 5-11 175 Jr Brookfield, Wis. / Brookfield East
88 Billy Samp TE 6-6 210 Fr Aurora, Ill. / West Aurora
91 Ethan Stewart DL 6-0 255 So. Lockport, Ill. / Lockport Township
92 Malik Wofford DL 5-8 250 Jr. Sterling Heights, Mich. / Lanse Creuse
95 Drake Javorek DL 6-4 230 So. St. Charles, Ill. / St. Charles North
97 Andre Hunt DL 6-5 240 Jr Urbana, Ill. / Urbana
99 Malakai Correa DL 6-3 230 So. Canton, Ill. / Canton
Head Coach: Mike Murray
Assistant Coaches: Joe Furco (offensive coordinator, quarterbacks), Dru Richardson (defensive coordinator, defensive backs), Colin Madison (offensive line), Jim Phelps (special teams coordinator, defensive line), Jake Tahaney (wide receivers), James Kenneally (linebackers), Zavier Barnes (graduate assistant - linebackers), Mack Quaid (graduate assistant - tight ends), Devin Schmit (graduate assistant - defensive line)
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* 09/21/2024 Ill. Wesleyan L 7-55
* 09/28/2024 North Park W 28-21 1900
* 10/05/2024 at Carthage W
* 10/12/2024 at Augustana (IL) L
* 10/19/2024 WashU
* 10/26/2024 Carroll (WI)
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