2011 Saint Vincent College Football Media Guide by Saint Vincent College Athletics

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SCHOOL INFORMATION Location............................................................Latrobe, PA 15650 Founded.......................................................................................1846 Enrollment.................................................................................1,850 Nickname...........................................................................Bearcats Athletic Colors......................................................Green and Gold Athletic Affiliation..............................................NCAA Division-III Conference....................................................Presidents’ Athletic President........................................Brother Norman Hipps, OSB Athletic Director....................................Rev. Myron Kirsch, OSB Assistant Athletic Director.........................................Sue Hozak Athletic Department Phone..................................(724) 805-2111 Athletic Department Fax...................................(724) 532-5050 FOOTBALL INFORMATION

First Year of Football...............................................................1923 All-Time Record............................................................160-152-26 Playoff Appearances.......................................................................1 Year/Result............................1950/Def. Emory and Henry 7-6 Home Stadium......................................................Chuck Noll Field Capacity/Surface.......................................1,100/Natural Grass Basic Offense...............................................Pro-Style/Multiple-I Basic Defense..........................................................................4-2-5 2010 Record.............................................................3-7 (3-4 PAC) Starters Returning/Lost......................................................13/10 Total Returning/Lost...........................................................80/29

FOOTBALL STAFF

Head Coach..................................................................Bob Colbert Alma Mater/Year....................................Univ. of Maryland/1971 Record at SVC/Years........................................................4-36/4 E-Mail......................................bob.colbert@email.stvincent.edu Office Phone.........................................................(724) 805-2045 Defensive Coordinator..........................................Shawn Rohrer Offensive Coordinator..............................................Bret Colbert Offensive Line Coach............................................Bernie Colbert Defensive Line Coach......................................................John Bell Defensive Backs Coach......................................John Thompson Offensive Backs Coach.............................................Steve Meyer Linebackers Coach...............................................Ron Baldonieiri Defense/Special Teams Assistant..............Johnathan Widich Football Athletic Trainer................................................Jodi Lohr Office Phone.........................................................(724) 805-2400 Football Administrative Assistant......................Lorrie Quadro

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

THE 2011 SEASON

Head Coach Bob Colbert.......................................................................2 Assistant Coaches..................................................................................3 Numerical Roster (Returnees)............................................................6 Newcomers...............................................................................................8 Positional Roster....................................................................................9 Opponent Profiles..................................................................................10 2011 Returnee Profiles..........................................................................14

THE 2010 SEASON

Schedule/Results.................................................................................26 Statistics.................................................................................................27 Game Recaps.........................................................................................30 The Presidents’ Athletic Conference...............................................36

TEAM HISTORY

Historical Timeline...............................................................................40 All-Time Results....................................................................................42 All-Time Series’.....................................................................................44 All-Americans........................................................................................45 The Record Book...................................................................................46

SAINT VINCENT COLLEGE

Saint Vincent Overview.......................................................................50 Chuck Noll Field.....................................................................................52 Bearcat Athletics..................................................................................54 Media Information.................................................................................56

SPORTS INFORMATION

Sports Information Director........................................Jeff Zidek E-Mail...........................................jeff.zidek@email.stvincent.edu Phone.....................................................................(724) 805-2476 Sports Information Fax.....................................(724) 532-5050 Mailing Address..............................300 Fraser Purchase Road Website........................................http://athletics.stvincent.edu ...................................................www.youtube.com/svcbearcats

MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS

The 2011 Saint Vincent Football Media Guide is a production of the Saint Vincent College Sports Information Department. Editor................................................................................ Jeff Zidek Cover Design................................................................ Jim Berger Interior Layout/Design............................................... Jim Berger Photography................... Jeremy Smith, Ryan Zidek, Jeff Zidek

COACHING STAFF

HEAD COACH BOB COLBERT

Bob Colbert came to Saint Vincent in 2006 to bring back football after a 45-year hiatus. He built the program from the ground up, hiring a staff and recruiting players from all over the country to come to Western Pennsylvania to get in on the ground floor of a program rich in history, yet brand new.

A native of Pittsburgh’s North Side, Colbert is entering his 42nd season as a coach, and has been involved with the game of football as a player and coach for 54 years. A graduate of North Catholic High School, where he starred in both baseball and football, he attended the University of Maryland, where he played defensive back and earned a Bachelors of Science degree in 1971. In 1970, he became the head coach at Gallaudet University, the only liberal arts college in the world for the hearing impaired. Just 23 at the time, he was the youngest head coach in the United States, and posted a record of 3-4 in his first season, the most wins for the school in over 30 years. He then went onto serve as defensive backs coach at Colgate University from 1972-75, also serving as baseball coach from ‘74-76, before moving to the National Football League as an assistant to the defensive staff with the Washington Redskins, under legendary coach George Allen (1976), and administrative assistant to the Baltimore Colts (1977-79) under head coach Ted Marchibroda. He returned to college coaching in 1980, spending three years at Ohio Wesleyan University as defensive coordinator and head baseball coach. From 1983-89, he was receivers coach and special teams coordinator at Cornell University, winning the 1988 Ivy League championship. He then picked up his second Ivy League title in 1990 as offensive line coach at Dartmouth. Colbert then moved onto Division I-AA James Madison as offensive coordinator for four years (1991-94), twice reaching the NCAA Quarterfinals. In 1996, he was named quarterbacks coach at another IAA school, UMass, and added offensive coordinator to his title in 1997.

From 1998-2005, Colbert was the offensive line coach, offensive coordinator, and associate head coach at Bridgewater College (VA), where the Eagles enjoyed five consecutive titles in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference. Bridgewater competed in the NCAA Division-III national playoffs for six straight seasons from 2000-05. In 2001, the Eagles played Mount Union College in the Stagg Bowl for the Division-III National Championship. Colbert received the AFLAC National Assistant of the Year for his work at Bridgewater in 2002. The Eagles went 64-11 during his final six years in Virginia, averaging 5,473 yards per year, 443 yards per game, and 38 points per game.

In December 2006, Colbert was named head coach of the re-born Saint Vincent football program, as the school resurrected the sport after a 45-year hiatus. Using the 2006-07 year to acclimate his team to the rigors of collegiate football, the Bearcats played their first official varsity game on September 1, 2007, against Colbert’s old employer, Gallaudet University. One year later, the re-born Bearcats collected their first ever win, again over Gallaudet, and the team has shown steady improvement since. In 2010, the Bearcats went 3-7, the team’s most win in a single season since 1961, including a 3-4 mark in PAC play. Six of the team’s seven losses came by 10 or fewer points, as the Bearcats outscored their conference foes a combined 162-157 in the seven league games. Colbert oversaw an offense that ranked fourth in the league averaging 363.4 yards per game, while the Bearcat passing game, led by All-Conference quarterback Aaron Smetanka, finished second in the PAC in both yards per game (236.5) and pass efficiency (142.6). In all, the Bearcats saw 11 players named All-Conference in 2010, while the team also turned in an excellent performance in the classroom. Fourteen Bearcat players were named to the PAC Academic Honor Roll, which honors athletes who achieve a 3.6 gradepoint average during their season of competition. Colbert and his wife of 38 years, Christine, reside in Unity Township, and have two children. Their daughter Cara Colbert Hopson resides in Harrisonburg, VA, and gave birth to the Colbert’s first gradnson, Tyler, in May 2010. Their son Bret resides in Greensburg, and serves as offensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator for the Bearcats.

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COACHING STAFF SHAWN ROHRER - Defensive Coordinator

Shawn Rohrer enters his fourth year on the Bearcat staff as the team’s defensive coordinator, and over the past three seasons, the Bearcat defense has seen marked improvement. In 2010, the team ranked fifth in the nineteam Presidents’ Athletic Conference in scoring defense (23.2 pts/g), total defense (356.0 yds/gm), and pass defense (208.0 yds/gm), while the team’s run defense surrendered just 3.7 yards per carry. Six Bearcat defenders were named All-PAC, led by the linebacker duo of Anthony Johnson and Armando Fortunato, who finished second and fourth in the PAC in tackles, respectively, with 102 and 95.

Prior to joining the Bearcats, Rorhrer served his second stint at Division-II powerhouse California University (PA) as Director of Football Operations and Recruiting Coordinator, along with coaching linebackers through the 2006 PSAC Co-Championship season. In 1998-99, he worked as a graduate assistant at Cal, obtaining a Masters Degree in Geography and Regional Planning. A 1998 graduate of Slippery Rock, Rorhrer was named All-America at linebacker, serving as team captain for The Rock in 1997. That season, he helped lead the team to the PSAC title and first ever appearance in the national playoffs.

Rorher served as Linebackers Coach at his alma mater from 2000-02. In 2000, SRU was again the PSAC champion and a national playoff team. In 2002, he was hired at Shepherd University as Defensive Line coach and Recruiting Coordinator, before transitioning to Linebackers Coach in 2003, helping the team to the WVIAC championship. In 2005, he added Special Teams Coordinator to his responsibilities, and enjoyed another WVIAC title, while taking part in a perfect 11-0 regular season and national playoff berth, as the team’s defense ranked nationally in every major defensive statistic. A native of New Bethlehem, PA and graduate of Beth-Center High School, Shawn and his wife Kim reside in New Stanton, with their daughter Savanah.

BRET COLBERT - Offensive Coordinator

The 2011 season marks the fifth on the Bearcat coaching staff for Bret Colbert. After spending the previous four seasons as the team’s wide receiver’s coach, Bret was named offensive coordinator in May 2011, while he also serves as video coordinator and recruiting coordinator. During his stint as the Bearcat wide receiver’s coach, Colbert’s pupils proved extremely productive. 2011 graduate Sheldon Loughner finised his career as the school’s all-time record holder in nearly every major receiving statistic, including career receptions (76), yards (1,239), and touchdowns (16). A First Team All-PAC selection in 2010, Loughner also was selected to participate in the 2010 Division II/III All-America Bowl in Minnesota. Loughner’s classmate, Tom Quirin, was a Second Team AllPAC pick in 2010, finishing second in the PAC with a team-leading 46 receptions.

Colbert came to Saint Vincent from Cornell University, where he spent the 2005 and ‘06 seasons as an offensive and special teams assistant. He began his collegiate coaching career under Walt Harris at the University of Pittsburgh, where he was a graduate assistant, specializing in video, in 2004 and ‘05. He has also worked numerous summer camps and clinics over the course of his coaching career, including ones held at Penn State, Pitt, Cornell, and James Madison.

A native of Harrisonburg, VA, Colbert graduated from Turner Ashby High School. He began his playing career at Division I-AA William and Mary, where he spent two seasons at wide receiver. He then played two seasons at Bridgewater College in Virginia, where he graduated with a degree in Health and Exercise Science. On the football field, he helped the Eagles to a 23-3 record and two appearances in the NCAA national playoffs. Bret, the son of Bearcat head coach Bob Colbert, currently resides in Greensburg with wife Allison, whom he married in June 2011.

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COACHING STAFF BERNIE COLBERT - Offensive Line Coach

Bernie Colbert enters his fifth season as the Bearcats’ offensive line coach. Thanks to his men in the trenches, the Bearcat offense has continually improved throughout the past four years. In 2010, the Bearcat offense ranked fifth in the PAC in both scoring and total offense, and Colbert saw two of his pupils - center Shane Smith and guard Taofik Amokomowo - earn All-PAC accolades.

A native of Pittsburgh, PA, Colbert has coached all facets of the game - offense, defense, and special teams. After graduating from Pittsburgh’s North Catholic High School, Colbert went on to play collegiately at North Carolina State University. After his career was derailed due to injury, he joined the NC State coaching staff as a student assistant. He has previously coached collegiately at Carnegie Mellon University, serving as the team’s defensive line coach. He also served as offensive coordinator at the high school ranks at North Catholic and The Kiski School in Saltsburg, PA.

JOHN BELL - Defensive Line Coach

John Bell enters his fifth season with the Bearcat coaching staff, serving as both defensive line coach as well as strength and conditioning coordinator for all 20 of Saint Vincent’s varsity sports programs. A resident of Pittsburgh, Bell has seen his defensive line blossom into one of the top defensive fronts in the PAC. A pair of 2011 graduates - John Jackson and Jeff Graham - were each two-time All-PAC selections, ending their careers sharing the team’s all-time lead in career sacks. In 2010, Graham set a modern-day record with 5.0 sacks, while he graduated second in program history in career tackles, with 278. Jackson ended his career with 28.0 tackles for loss, also second most in team history. Bell began his coaching career at Slippery Rock in 1993, coaching linebackers, running backs, and special teams, through the 1998 season. From 1998-2000, he worked as defensive and special teams coordinator at Hampton High School, in the northenr suburbs of Pittsburgh. He then moved onto Lock Haven University, spending the 200 and 2001 seasons as defensive line coach, before being named defensive coordinator at St. Joseph’s College in Indiana. In 2004, he returnedto Lock Haven, coaching tackles and tight ends, before rejoining the Slippery Rock staff in 2005 as wide receivers and special teams coach. A native of Erie, PA, Bell is a certified sports performance coach by USA Weightlifting, and has been a competitive power lifter.

JOHN THOMPSON - Defensive Backs Coach

The 2011 season marks the first for John Thompson, as the coaching veteran will serve as the Bearcats’ defensive backs coach. He brings 15 years of coaching experience with him to Latrobe, most recently serving as defensive coordinator at Mercyhurst College in Erie, PA. He joined Mercyhurst’s staff in 2007 as defensive backs coach, and continued to manage the d-backs in addition to his promotion to defensive coordinator in 2008. In 2010, Mercyhurst won the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference, and made its first ever NCAA Division-II national playoff appearance, thanks to Thompson’s defense, which surrendered an average of just 286 yards per game, and allowed fewer than 14 points in seven different contests. Five Laker defenders were named All-PSAC, including PSAC Defensive Player of the Year, linebacker Brian Boyce. Prior to his tenure at Mercyhurst, Thompson coached at a trio of NCAA Division-I schools. From 2000-01, he was special teams coordinator at Sacred Heart University, before being elevated to defensive coordinator from 2002-06. He spent the 1998 and ‘99 seasons on the staff at Saint Francis (PA), after spending two years (1996-97) on the coaching staff at his alma mater, Marist College. John resides in Greensburg with his wife Sarah, a 2004 Saint Vincent graduate.

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COACHING STAFF STEPHEN MEYER - Offensive Backs Coach

Stephen Meyer enters his second season on the Bearcat coaching staff, being named offensive backs coach in May 2011 after spending the 2010 campaign coaching the team’s tight ends. Meyer spent three seasons as a wide receiver for the Bearcats, and was part of the inaugural team in the program’s re-birth in 2007.

A native of Turtle Creek, PA, Meyer graduated from perennial football powerhouse Woodland Hills High School, where he was teammates with a pair of current NFL players, Steve Breaston, a wide receiver with the Arizona Cardinals, and Ryan Mundy, a defensive back with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Meyer graduated from Saint Vincent in 2010, with a Bachelors of Arts degree in Communication.

RON BALDONIERI - Linebackers Coach

Coach Baldonieri enters his fifth year on the Bearcat coaching staff, working with the linebackers. During his tenure, the Bearcats have possessed one of the top linebacking corps in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference. In 2011, the jumior linebacker duo of Anthony Johnson and Armando Fortunato finished second and fourth, respectively, in the PAC in tackles, with 102 and 94. The tandem also combined for 24 tackles for loss, as the Bearcat defense allowed an average of 356 yards per game, the lowest total in the team’s five-year existence.

Currently the principal at nearby Ligonier Valley High School, Baldonieri is a veteran of the local coaching ranks. He served as head coach of Ligonier Valley’s football team from 1999-2003, guiding the team to the District 6 playoffs in both 2000 and ‘03. He has also served as head coach at Uniontown Area (1990-93), Greater Latrobe (1987-89), Derry Area (1985-86), and Greensburg Central Catholic (1981-84).

JONATHAN WIDICH - Defensive/Special Teams Assistant

Jonathan Widich, a 1968 graduate of Saint Vincent, joined the Bearcat coaching staff in 2008, and has assisted in all aspects of the team’s defense, as well as working with the kicking and punting game. A resident of Bethel Park, PA, he has managed to squeeze in 20 years of coaching during a 35-year career in international and corporate finance with Mellon Bank.

His coaching experience has had a heavy emphasis on teaching fundamentals. He has had stints coaching in the German American Football League in Frankfurt, Germany, as an assistant high school coach in Tokyo, Japan, and various junior high and youth programs.

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2011 ROSTER 2011 RETURNEES No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 34 35 37 39 40 41 44 45 48 49 50 51

Name Christian Sutton Ukandu Soverall Chaz Coleman Basil Wilson David Green Jairus Marlow Carl Jeune Zach Mihalko Anthony Johnson Terry Kernan Mike Wampler Kyle Thompson Bryan Santos Manny Speal Jake Smith Joe Shaffo Matt Lomire Sam Johnston Aaron Smetanka Alex Peffley Josh Pomilio Brandon Hamilton Drew Owusu Chace Ginyard Marvin Daney Chris Brown Thomas Viale John Palumbo Joe Yezovich Scott Weaver Mike Kale Ian Jones Zara Wallace Jose Estevez Armando Fortunato Ray Wyder Taylor Hayes-Leak Jake Keller Donald May Jovaughn Johnson Matt Britton Josh Catalano

Yr Jr Sr Sr Sr So Sr Jr Sr Sr Sr Sr So So Jr Sr Sr Sr So Sr Jr So So Sr So Sr Sr So So Jr Jr Sr Jr Sr So Sr Jr So So So Jr Sr Jr

Pos WR DB DB DB WR RB WR DB/KR LB DB WR K/P DB QB TE QB DB QB QB DB P/DB DB DB WR DB LB RB LB RB RB RB/P WR DB RB LB FB TE LB LB LB OL LB/P

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

Wt 170 160 180 185 200 170 140 165 190 175 180 165 165 195 220 200 170 160 210 175 175 200 180 180 185 200 200 200 240 215 205 210 160 210 205 220 240 180 180 185 260 215

Hometown/High School Darby, PA/Cardinal O’Hara Miami, FL/Miami Springs Richmond, VA/JR Tucker Potomac Falls, VA/Bishop O’Connell Swissvale, PA/Woodland Hills Greenacres, FL/J.I. Leonard Miami, FL/Miami-Dade C.C. Pittsburgh, PA/Avonworth Ft Pierce, FL/Ft Pierce-Westwood Derwood, MD/Gonzaga Fort Myers, FL/Fort Myers Fort Myers, FL/Fort Myers Miami, FL/Christopher Columbus Saltsburg, PA/Kiski Prep Hawthorn, PA/Redbank Valley Turtle Creek, PA/Woodland Hills Pittsburgh, PA/Seton LaSalle Jefferson Hills, PA/Thomas Jefferson Allison Park, PA/North Catholic Binghamton, NY/Seton Catholic Elizabeth, PA/Elizabeth-Forward Jeannette, PA/Jeannette Pittsburgh, PA/Langley Upland, CA/Claremont Odenton, MD/Dematha Donora, PA/Ringgold Lake Worth, FL/Palm Beach Central N. Huntingdon, PA/Norwin Braddock, PA/Woodland Hills Charleroi, PA/Charleroi Littlestown, PA/Delone Catholic Indiana, PA/Indiana Lauderdale Lakes, FL/Pompano Beach Miami, FL/John A. Ferguson Brockway, PA/Brockway Capitol Hgts, MD/Good Counsel Falls Church, VA/Bshp O’Connell Miami, FL/Christopher Columbus Lakeland, FL/Victory Christian Hawley, PA/Wallenpaupack Nicktown, PA/Northern Cambria St. Marys, PA/Elk County Catholic

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2011 ROSTER

No 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 89 90 92 94 99

Name Josh Vigna Jeff Achezinski Jim Muraco Adam Petris James Loffert Jim Bonner Dominic Morell Jim Montgomery Brett Pippens Rob O’Hearn Evin Orji James Haggerty Alex Zupanovich Nathan Hess Sean Sieg Jeremy Shultz Ben Horwat Dylan McElfresh Mitchell DePellegrini Taofik Amokomowo Zach Doebler Dairus McGhee Shane Smith Eric Rae Ricky Douglas Sam Walters Dom DeYulis Andre Rogers Juan Hernandez Ethan Noonan Cody Strelick Jim Lederach Chris Gonzalez-Jacobo Ryan Minaker Evan Lucas Mark Cal Shamus Donaldson Ben Jankowski Dave Mocello David Ribero

Yr Jr Sr Sr Sr Jr So Jr So So So So So Jr So Sr Sr So So So Sr Sr So Sr So Jr So Jr So Jr Jr So Jr So Sr Sr So Jr So So So

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Pos LB OL DL OL LB DL DL OL LB DL DL OL DL OL OL OL OL DL OL OL DL OL OL TE WR DL TE WR WR LB TE RB DL DL DL RB DB DL OL LB

Ht 5-8 6-0 5-8 6-1 5-10 5-11 6-0 6-2 6-0 6-3 5-9 6-1 5-11 5-11 6-0 5-11 6-2 5-11 6-5 6-3 6-0 6-5 6-0 6-0 6-1 6-0 5-10 5-11 6-1 5-9 6-2 6-1 6-3 6-1 6-0 5-10 6-0 6-2 5-10 6-0

Wt 205 255 270 260 200 230 240 230 200 210 300 285 270 310 240 255 290 265 265 295 215 315 285 215 180 210 190 180 180 190 225 200 275 245 260 215 160 255 260 200

2011 RETURNEES

Hometown/High School Johnstown, PA/Westmont-Hilltop Butler, PA/Butler Imperial, PA/West Allegheny Lawrence, PA/Canon-McMillan Cresaptown, MD/Bishop Walsh Elizabeth, PA/Elizabeth-Forward Berwick, PA/Berwick Pittsburgh, PA/Plum Pittsburgh, PA/Central Catholic Lake Worth, FL/Palm Beach Central Pittsburgh, PA/Central Catholic Johnstown, PA/Johnstown Imperial, PA/West Allegheny Berwick, PA/Berwick Pittsburgh, PA/Serra Catholic Hanover, PA/Delone Catholic New Alexandria,PA/Derry Area Mount Plesasant, PA/Mount Pleasant Pittsburgh, PA/Fox Chapel Severn, MD/Old Mill Pittsburgh, PA/Upper St. Clair Pittsburgh, PA/Central Catholic Richmond, VA/Monacan Mount Pleasant, PA/Mount Pleasant Finleyville, PA/Ringgold Ellenboro, WV/Parkersburg Catholic Ebensburg, PA/Central Cambria Philadelphia, PA/Milton Hershey Miami, FL/Doral Academy Cheektowaga, NY/St. Joseph’s Institute Charleroi, PA/Charleroi Scottdale, PA/Southmoreland Miami, FL/Christopher Columbus Rosser, Manitoba/John Taylor Pittsburgh, PA/Woodland Hills Miami, FL/Christopher Columbus Cheswick, PA/Deer Lakes Plainsboro, PA/West Windsor-Plains Pittsburgh, PA/Central Catholic Miami, FL/Archbishop Carroll

2011 ROSTER 2011 NEWCOMERS

Name Devin Anderson Adam Antalik Tomas Apodaca Andy Borgen Bo Bowser Jeremiah Bradley Patrick Breitkruetz Darius Brown Garrett Brumbaugh Derek Buganza Roman Caceres Ethan Callahan Marley Case Baylor Conde Connor Crowley Matt Deakins Dom Derboghossian Matt Duffey Michael Edgerton Sean Edmunds Huey Ehredt David Emmanuel Chris Gallagher Lazaro Garcia Michael Hoffman Quinn Inda Donnell Jenkins Jake Kasperenski Andrew Kreamer Talon Kriebel Travis Lohr Mike Mackowick

Pos DB DB OL QB WR OL OL WR DB QB OL WR DE LB DL QB LB WR OL RB RB RB WR WR DL DL LB LB RB QB RB OL

Hometown/High School Miami, FL/John A. Ferguson Murrysville, PA/Franklin Regional Glendale, AZ/St. Mary’s Gibsonia, PA/Pine-Richland Kittanning, PA/Kittanning Bowie, MD/Archbishop Carroll Pittsburgh, PA/Woodland Hills Jeannette, PA/Jeannette Kittanning, PA/Kittanning Brockway, PA/Brockway Miami, FL/John A. Ferguson Wellsboro, PA/Wellsboro Miami, FL/Belen Jesuit Richmond, VA/James River Crofton, MD/St. Mary’s Manassas, VA/Osbourn Park Woodbridge, VA/Pope John Paul Canonsburg, PA/Canon-McMillan Fredricksburg, VA/Pope John Paul Jeannette, PA/Gbg Cent. Cath. Altoona, PA/Bshp Guilfoyle (St. Francis) Dumfries, VA/Pope John Paul Summerhill, PA/Forest Hills Miami, FL/John A. Ferguson Royal Palm Beach, FL/Royal Palm Bch San Fernando, CA/St. Genevieve Baltimore, MD/Archbishop Curley Orefield, PA/Northwestern Lehigh Pittsburgh, PA/Brentwood New Alexandira, PA/Derry Area Scenery Hill, PA/Bshop Canevin Monroeville, PA/Central Catholic

Name Tom Mackowick Dillon Main Alex Malsbury Andrew Marshall Anthony May Shayne Miller Caleb Morey David Nowicki Michael Paige Alex Palmiere Axel Pena Frank Perriello Patrick Phillips Pat Ponko Morgan Porter Bronson Przbilinski Myleek Rayzer Diego Real Colin Rigney Keanu Robles Ryan Schmid Ryan Shaneyfelt Madison Shobert Pat Simms Fletcher Sullivan Michael Valdes Alex Vazquez Jack Viale Alex Vidal Keith Waddell Dan Wirkowski Orlando Zaldivar

Pos DL WR DL DL LB WR OL DB OL OL OL LB DB DL K WR DB DL LB WR WR OL OL LB K DB DB OL LB LB DB WR

Hometown/High School Monroeville, PA/Central Catholic Rogersville, PA/West Greene Loxahatchee, FL/Seminole Ridge Boalsburg, PA/State College Connellsville, PA/Connellsville Pittsburgh, PA San Antonio, FL/Pasco Greensburg, PA/Greensburg Salem Woodbury, NJ/Woodbury Pittsburgh, PA/Central Catholic Miami, FL/Christopher Columbus Lower Burrell, PA/Burrell Miami, FL/Gulliver Prep Pittsburgh, PA/Central Catholic Cranberry Twp, PA/N. Catholic Pittsburgh, PA/Perry Pittsburgh, PA/Central Catholic Hiahleah, FL/Hialeah Mechanicsburg, PA/Trinity Punta Gorda, FL/Port Charlotte Pittsburgh, PA/Avonworth Pittsburgh, PA/Perry Brookville, PA/Brookville Dale City, VA/Bishop O’Connell Severna Park, MD/Mt. St. Joseph Miami, FL/John A. Ferguson Gainesville, FL/St. Francis Portersville, PA/Slippery Rock Northridge, CA/St. Genevieve Baltimore, MD/Mt. St. Joseph Pittsburgh, PA/Shaler (Clarion) Hialeah, FL/Westland Hialeah

BY CLASS Seniors: 27 Juniors: 20 Sophomores: 36 Freshmen: 63

BY STATE Pennsylvania: 87 Florida: 28 Maryland: 10 Virginia: 5 California: 3 New York: 2 Arizona: 1 New Jersey: 1 West Virginia: 1 Manitoba: 1

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2011 ROSTER

David Emmanuel Travis Lohr Tomas Apodaca Jeremiah Bradley Patrick Breitkreutz Roman Caceres Sean Edmunds Mike Mackowick Caleb Morey Michael Paige Alex Palmiere Axel Pena Ryan Shaneyfelt Madison Shobert Jack Viale Andy Borgen Derek Buganza Matt Deakins Talon Kriebel Demetri Edwards Andrew Kraemer Bo Bowser Darius Brown Ethan Callahan Matt Duffey Chris Gallaher Lazaro Garcia Dillon Main Shayne Miller Bonson Przbylinski Keanue Robles Ryan Schmid Orlando Zaldivar

OFFENSE (76) Freshmen (33)

FB FB OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL QB QB QB QB RB RB WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR

Morgan Porter Fletcher Suillivan

SPECIALISTS (6) Freshmen (2) K K

Jose Estevez Thomas Viale Mark Cal Mitch DePellegrini Nathan Hess Ben Horwat Dylan McElfresh Darius McGhee Dave Mocello Jim Montgomery Sam Johnston Huey Ehredt Alex Romah Taylor Hayes-Leak Eric Rae Cody Strelick Chace Ginyard David Green Ian Jones Andre Rogers Dan Wirkowski

Sophomores (21)

FB FB FB OL OL OL OL OL OL OL QB RB RB TE TE TE WR WR WR WR WR

Kyle Thompson Josh Pomilio

Sophomores (2) K P

Seniors (12)

Mike Kale

Devn Anderson Adam Antalik Garrett Brumbaugh Dave Nowicki Patrick Phillips Myleek Rayzer Michael Valdes Alex Vazquez Marley Case Michael Hoffman Quinn Ida Connor Crowley Tom Mackowick Alex Malsbury Andrew Marshall Pat Ponko Diego Real Alex Vidal Baylor Conde Dom Derboghossian Michael Edgerton Donnell Jenkins Jake Kasprenski Anthony May Frank Perriello Colin Rigney Pat Simms Keith Waddell

DEFENSE (60) Freshmen (27)

James Lederach Scott Weaver Ray Wyder James Haggerty Adam Petris Joe Shaffo Manny Speal Dom DeYulis Ricky Douglas Juan Hernandez Carl Jeune Juan Hernandez

DB FB Joe Yezovich DB OL Jeff Achezinski OL Taofik Amokomowo DB DB OL Matt Britton DB OL Jeremy Shultz DB OL Sean Sieg DB OL Shane Smith DB QB Aaron Smetanka DL RB Mike Kale DL RB Jairus Marlow DL TE Jake Smith DL WR Mike Wampler DL DL DL DL DL LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB

Juniors (11)

FB FB FB OL OL QB QB TE WR WR WR WR

Seniors (1) Josh Catalano

Juniors (1) K

Brandon Hamilton Josh Pomilio Bryan Santos Chris Gonzalez-Jacobo Ben Jankowski Dominic Morell Rob Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Hearn Evin Orji Brett Pippins Sam Walters Alex Zupanovich Jake Keller James Loffert Donald May

Sophomores (14)

DB DB DB DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL LB LB LB

Shamus Donaldson Alex Peffley Jim Bonner Ryan Minaker Josh Catalano Jovaughn Johnson Ethan Noonan John Palumbo

Juniors (8)

DB DB DL DL LB LB LB LB

Chaz Coleman Marvin Daney Terry Kernan Ukandu Soverall Matt Lomire Zach Mihalko Zara Wallace Drew Owusu Evan Lucas Jim Muraco Zach Doebler Chris Brown Armando Fortunato Anthony Johnson Josh Vigna Basil Wilson

Seniors (16)

DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DL DL DL LB LB LB LB LB

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2011 OPPONENTS 2011 SAINT VINCENT SCHEDULE Site Away

Time 1:00

Away

12:30

Washington & Jefferson College#!

Home

1:00

Grove City College#

Away

Date September 3

Opponent Bridgewater College

September 24

Thiel College#

September 10 October 1

October 8

October 15

October 22

October 29

November 5

November 12

Fairleigh Dickinson-Florham

Home

Geneva College#

Away

Thomas More College#

Home Away

Waynesburg University#

Home

Westminster College# Bethany College#^

Home

# Presidents’ Athletic Conference Opponent ! Homecoming ^ PAC Rivalry Week - The Green Game

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4:00 1:00 1:30 1:30

1:00 1:00

BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE

Location: Bridgewater, VA Enrollment: 1,500 Colors: Maroon and Gold Nickname: Eagles Conference: Old Dominion Stadium: Jopson Field Capacity: 3,500

S.I.D.: Steve Cox E-mail: scox@bridgewater.edu Office Phone: 540-828-5360

Game #1 - September 3, 2011 - 1:00 Jopson Field - Bridgewater, VA Series Record: Bridgewater leads, 1-0

Head Coach: Mike Clark Alma Mater: Cincinnati/’80 Record @ BC/Years: 110-64/16 Overall Record/Years: SAME Record vs. SVC: 1-0 Office Phone: 540-828-5406 2010 Record: 8-2 Offensive System: Multiple Defensive System: 4-3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: Starters Returning:

2011 SCHEDULE 9-3: SAINT VINCENT 9-10: @ Shenandoah 9-24: @ Ferrum 10-1: APPRENTICE 10-8: @ Hampden-Sydney 10-15: GUILFORD 10-22: @ Wash. & Lee 10-29: @ Emory & Henry 11-5: RANDOLPH MACON 11-12: CATHOLIC

2010 RESULTS 9-4: @ Saint Vincent, W, 19-14 9-11: SHENANDOAH, W, 38-31 9-25: FERRUM, W, 35-24 9-30: @ So. Virginia, W, 32-23 10-9: HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, L, 17-24 10-16: @ Guilford, W, 56-27 10-23: WASH & LEE, L, 33-34 10-30: EMORY & HENRY, W, 24-10 11-6: @ Randolph Macon, W, 31-26 11-13: @ Catholic, W, 38-28

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2011 OPPONENTS FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY-FLORHAM

Location: Madison, NJ Enrollment: 2,500 Colors: Cardinal and Navy Nickname: Devils Conference: Middle Atlantic Stadium: Robert Shields Field Capacity: 4,000 S.I.D.: Jim Henry E-mail: jhenry@fdu.edu Office Phone: 973-443-8965

Game #2 - September 10, 2011 - 1:00 Chuck Noll Field - Latrobe, PA Series Record: Florham leads, 1-0

Head Coach: Brian Surace Alma Mater: Gettysburg/’95 Record @ FDU/Years: 0-0/1st Overall Record/Years: Same Record vs. SVC: 0-0 Office Phone: 973-443-8913 2010 Record: 3-7 Offensive System: Spread Defensive System: 3-4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: NA Starters Returning: 13

2011 SCHEDULE 9-10: @ Saint Vincent 9-16: @ College of NJ 9-24: DELAWARE VALLEY 10-1: WILKES 10-8: @ Widener 10-15: @ Lebanon Valley 10-21: ALBRIGHT 10-28: STEVENSON 11-5: @ King’s 11-12: @ Lycoming

2010 RESULTS 9-11: SAINT VINCENT, W, 28-23 9-17: COLLEGE OF NJ, W, 24-23 (OT) 9-25: @ Apprentice, W, 28-14 10-2: @ Widener, L, 20-35 10-9: DELAWARE VALLY, L, 14-55 10-16: @ Lebanon Valley, L, 21-33 10-23: WILKES, L, 23-28 10-30: ALBRIGHT, L, 15-41 11-6: @ King’s, L, 14-45 11-13: LYCOMING, L, 10-17

THIEL COLLEGE

Location: Greenville, PA Enrollment: 1,300 Colors: Navy and Gold Nickname: Tomcats Conference: Presidents’ Athletic Stadium: Alumni Stadium Capacity: 1,400

S.I.D.: Kevin Fenstermacher E-mail: kfenstermacher@thiel.edu Office Phone: 724-589-2187

Game #3 - September 24, 2011 - 12:30 Alumni Stadium - Greenville, PA Series Record: Thiel leads, 8-5

Head Coach: Kurt Reiser Alma Mater: Allegheny/’93 Record @ Thiel/Years: 3-17/2 Overall Record/Years: SAME Record vs. SVC: Same Office Phone: 724-589-2137 2010 Record: 0-10 Offensive System: Spread Defensive System: 4-3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 19/19 Starters Returning: 16

2011 SCHEDULE 9-3: @ Marietta 9-10: WIDENER 9-17: @ Waynesburg 9-24: SAINT VINCENT 10-1: THOMAS MORE 10-15: @ Bethany 10-22: WESTMINSTER 10-29: @ Geneva 11-5: @ Wash. & Jefferson 11-12: GROVE CITY

2010 RESULTS 9-4: MARIETTA, L, 7-28 9-11: @ Widener, L, 0-21 9-18: WAYNESBURG, L, 6-34 9-25: @ Saint Vincent, L, 3-17 10-2: @ Thomas More, L, 3-42 10-16: BETHANY, L, 7-41 10-23: @ Westminster, L, 0-35 10-30: GENEVA, L, 20-34 11-6: WASH. & JEFFERSON, L, 14-47 11-13: @ Grove City, L, 21-35

GENEVA COLLEGE

Location: Beaver Falls, PA Enrollment: 1,850 Colors: Gold, Black, and White Nickname: Golden Tornadoes Conference: Presidents’ Athletic Stadium: Reeves Field Capacity: 6,500 S.I.D.: Van G. Zanic E-mail: vgzanic@geneva.edu Office Phone: 724-847-6686

Game #4 - October 1, 2011 - 4:00 Reeves Field - Beaver Falls, PA Series Record: Geneva leads, 10-7-1

Head Coach: Geno Demarco Alma Mater: Geneva/1984 Record @ GC/Years: 121-70/18 Overall Record/Years: SAME Record vs. SVC: 5-0 Office Phone: 724-847-6650 2010 Record: 5-5 Offensive System: Pistol Defensive System: Odd Front Lettermen Returning/Lost: 34/8 Starters Returning: 17

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2011 SCHEDULE 9-3: FROSTBURG STATE, 9-11: @ Albright 9-17: @ Thomas More 9-24: BETHANY 10-1: SAINT VINCENT 10-8: @ Waynesburg 10-15: GROVE CITY 10-22: @ Wash. & Jefferson 10-29: THIEL 11-12: @ Westminster

2010 RESULTS 9-4: @ Frostburg St, W, 32-27 9-10: ALBRIGHT, L, 27-54 9-18: THOMAS MORE, L, 20-36 9-25: @ Betheny, W, 37-33 10-2: @ Saint Vincent, W, 27-23 10-9: WAYNESBURG, L, 42-55 10-16: @ Grove City, L, 7-13 10-23: WASH. & JEFFERSON, L, 16-22 10-30: @ Thiel, W, 34-20 11-13: WESTMINSTER, W, 30-24 (OT)

2011 OPPONENTS WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON COLLEGE

Location: Washington, PA Enrollment: 1,400 Colors: Red and Black Nickname: Presidents Conference: Presidents’ Athletic Stadium: Cameron Stadium Capacity: 3,500

S.I.D.: Scott McGuinness E-mail: smcguinness@washjeff.edu Office Phone: 724-250-3308

Game #5 - October 8, 2011 - 1:00 Chuck Noll Field - Latrobe, PA Series Record: W&J leads, 4-0

Head Coach: Mike Sirianni Alma Mater: Mt. Union/’94 Record @ W&J/Years: 78-14/8 Overall Record/Years: Same Record vs. SVC: 4-0 Office Phone: 724-223-6060 2010 Record: 9-2 Offensive System: Multiple Defensive System: 4-3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 40/24 Starters Returning: 15

2011 SCHEDULE 9-3: @ Juniata 9-10: DELAWARE VALLEY 9-17: @ Bethany 9-24: THOMAS MORE 10-1: @ Westminster 10-8: @ Saint Vincent 10-22: GENEVA 10-29: @ Grove City 11-5: THIEL 11-12: WAYNESBURG

2010 RESULTS 9-11: @ Delaware Valley, L, 0-27 9-18: BETHANY, W, 59-21 9-25: @ Thomas More, L, 21-29 10-2: WESTMINSTER, W, 49-7 10-9: SAINT VINCENT, W, 31-20 20-16: FROSTBURG STATE, W, 21-6 10-23: @ Geneva, W, 22-16 10-30: GROVE CITY, W, 21-14 11-6; @ Thiel, W, 47-14 11-13: @ Waynesburg, W, 31-30 (OT)

11-20: FRANKLIN & MARSHALL, W, 54-41!

! ECAC Southwest Bowl

THOMAS MORE COLLEGE

Location: Crestview Hills, KY Enrollment: 1,984 Colors: Royal Blue and White Nickname: Saints Conference: Presidents’ Athletic Stadium: Bank of Kentucky Field Capacity: 3.000

Game #6: October 15, 2011 - 1:00 Chuck Noll Field - Latrobe, PA Series Record: Thomas More leads, 4-0

Head Coach: Jim Hilvert Alma Mater: St. Joseph’s/1993 Record @ TMC/Years: 34-11/4 Overall Record/Years: SAME Record vs. SVC: 4-0 Office Phone: 859-344-3672 2010 Record: 11-1 Offensive System: Spread S.I.D.: Cory Blackson Defensive System: 4-4 E-mail: cory.blackson@thomasmore.edu Lettermen Returning/Lost: 33/13 Office Phone: 859-344-3672 Starters Returning: 14

2011 SCHEDULE 9-10: HANOVER 9-17: GENEVA 9-24: @ Wash. & Jefferson 10-1: @ Thiel 10-8: GROVE CITY 10-15: @ Saint Vincent 10-22: BETHANY 10-29: @ Westminster 11-5: WAYNESBURG 11-12: @ Mount St. Joseph

GROVE CITY COLLEGE

Location: Grove City, PA Enrollment: 2,500 Colors: Crimson and White Nickname: Wolverines Conference: Presidents’ Athletic Stadium: Robert Thorn Field Capacity: 3,500 S.I.D.: R.A. Briggs E-mail: rabriggs@gcc.edu Office Phone: 724- 458-3365

Game #7- October 22, 2011 - 1:30 Robert Thorn Field - Grove City, PA Series Record: Tied, 3-3

Head Coach: Chris Smith Alma Mater: Grove City/1972 Record @ GC/Years: 108-150-2/24 Overall Record/Years: SAME Record vs. SVC: 3-1 Office Phone: 724-458-2145 2010 Record: 5-5 Offensive System: Double Slot Defensive System: Multiple Lettermen Returning/Lost: 36/18 Starters Returning: 16

2011 SCHEDULE 9-3: @ Carnegie Mellon 9-10: LEBANON VALLEY 9-17: WESTMINSTER 9-24: WAYNESBURG 10-8: @ Thomas More 10-15: @ Geneva 10-22: SAINT VINCENT 10-29: WASH. & JEFFERSON 11-5: @ Bethany 11-12: @ Thiel

2010 RESULTS 9-11: @ Hanover, W, 56-12 9-18: @ Geneva, W, 36-20 9-25: WASH. & JEFFERSON, W, 29-21 10-2: THIEL, W, 42-3 10-9: @ Grove City, W, 31-9 10-16: SAINT VINCENT, W, 24-6 10-23: @ Bethany, W, 48-14 10-30: WESTMINSTER, W, 37-13 11-6: @ Waynesburg, W, 14-10 11-13: MOUNT ST. JOSEPH, W, 33-0 11-20: WASHINGTON & LEE, W, 42-14! 11-27: @ Mary Hardin Baylor, L, 7-69! ! - NCAA National Playoffs

2010 RESULTS 9-4: CARNEGIE MELLON, L, 21-28 9-11: @ Lebanon Valley, W, 17-14 9-18: @ Westminster, W, 31-16 9-25: @ Waynesburg, L, 16-42 10-9: THOMAS MORE, L, 9-31 10-16: GENEVA, W, 13-7 10-23: @ Saint Vincent, L, 17-42 10-30: @ Wash. & Jefferson, L, 14-21 11-6: BETHANY, W, 21-7 11-13: THIEL, W, 35-21

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2011 OPPONENTS WAYNESBURG UNIVERSITY

Location: Waynesburg, PA Enrollment: 2,500 Colors: Orange and Black Nickname: Yellow Jackets Conference: Presidents’ Athletic Stadium: Wylie Stadium Capacity: 4,000 S.I.D.: Bobby Fox E-mail: rfox@waynesburg.edu Office Phone: 724- 852-3334

Game #8 - October 29, 2011 - 1:30 Wylie Stadium - Waynesburg, PA Series Record: Waynesburg leads, 15-10-4

Head Coach: Rick Shepas Alma Mater: Youngstown St/1987 Record @ WU/Years: 34-27/6 Overall Record/Years: SAME Record vs. SVC: 4-0 Office Phone: 724-852-3245 2010 Record: 6-4 Offensive System: Pro Set Defensive System: 8-Man Front Lettermen Returning/Lost: 34/18 Starters Returning: 16

2011 SCHEDULE 9-3: @ Christopher Newport 9-10: WILKES 9-17: THIEL 9-24: @ Grove City 10-1: BETHANY 10-8: GENEVA 10-15: @ Westminster 10-29: SAINT VINCENT 11-5: @ Thomas More 11-12: @ Wash. & Jefferson

2010 RESULTS 9-11: @ Wilkes, L, 35-38 9-18: @ Thiel, W, 34-6 9-25: GROVE CITY, W, 42-16 10-2: @ Bethany, L, 17-24 10-9: @ Geneva, W, 55-42 10-16: WESTMINSTER, W, 24-23 10-23: FROSTBURG ST., W, 41-7 10-30: @ Saint Vincent, W, 34-28 11-6: THOMAS MORE, L, 10-14 11-13: WASH. & JEFFERSON, L, 30-31 (OT)

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE

Location: New Wilmington, PA Enrollment: 1,470 Colors: Blue and White Nickname: Titans Conference: Presidents’ Athletic Stadium: Harold Burry Stadium Capacity: 3,000

S.I.D.: Justin Zackal E-mail: zackaljw@westminster.edu Office Phone: 724-946-6537

Game #9 - November 5, 2011 - 1:00 Chuck Noll Field - Latrobe, PA Series Record: Westminster leads, 8-2

Head Coach: Jeff Hand Alma Mater: Clarion/1992 Record @ WC/Years: 22-38/6 Overall Record/Years: 59-62/12 Record vs. SVC: 3-1 Office Phone: 724-946-7310 2010 Record: 2-8 Offensive System: Pro Style Defensive System: 3-4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 21/22 Starters Returning: 12

2011 SCHEDULE 9-3: HIRAM 9-10: LYCOMING 9-17: @ Grove City 10-1: WASH. & JEFFERSON 10-8: @ Bethany 10-15: WAYNESBURG 10-22: @ Thiel 10-29: THOMAS MORE 11-5: @ Saint Vincent 11-12: GENEVA

2010 RESULTS 9-4: @ Hiram, W, 23-6 9-11: @ Lycoming, L, 10-40 9-18: GROVE CITY, L, 16-31 10-2: @ Wash. & Jefferson, L, 7-49 10-9: BETHANY, L, 39-47 10-16: @ Waynesburg, L, 23-24 10-23: THIEL, W, 35-0 10-30: @ Thomas More, L, 13-37 11-6: SAINT VINCENT, L, 14-21 11-13: @ Geneva, L, 24-30 (OT)

BETHANY COLLEGE

Location: Bethany, WV Enrollment: 1,000 Colors: Kelly Green and White Nickname: Bison Conference: Presidents’ Athletic Stadium: Bison Stadium Capacity: 1,000 S.I.D.: Brian Rose E-mail: brose@bethanywv.edu Office Phone: 304-829-7292

Game #10 - November 12, 2011 - 1:00 Chuck Noll Field - Latrobe, PA Series Record: Bethany leads, 4-0

Head Coach: Tim Weaver Alma Mater: Davidson/1990 Record @ BC/Years: 19-31/5 Overall Record/Years: SAME Record vs. SVC: 4-0 Office Phone: 304-829-7242 2010 Record: 5-5 Offensive System: Multiple Defensive System: 4-3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 34/11 Starters Returning: 20

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2011 SCHEDULE 9-3: @ Allegheny 9-10: KING’S 9-17: WASH. & JEFFERSON 9-24: @ Geneva 10-1: @ Waynesburg 10-8: WESTMINSTER 10-15: THIEL 10-22 @ Thomas More 11-5: GROVE CITY 11-12: @ Saint Vincent

2010 RESULTS 9-4: ALLEGHENY, L, 0-28 9-11: @ King’s, W, 31-29 9-18: @ Wash. & Jefferson, L, 21-59 9-25: GENEVA, L, 33-37 10-2: WAYNESBURG, W, 24-17 10-9: @ Westminster, W, 47-39 10-16: @ Thiel, W, 41-7 10-23: THOMAS MORE, L, 14-48 11-6: @ Grove City, L, 7-21 11-13: SAINT VINCENT, W, 35-28

2011 RETURNEES 53 - JEFF ACHEZINSKI Senior - OL 6’0” - 260 lbs Butler, PA/Butler HS

2010: Appeared in all 10 games, seeing time at both tackle spots... Made two starts (11-6 vs. Westminster/11-13 vs. Bethany. 2009: Saw time in all 10 games at the tackle spot... Made three starts at right tackle. 2008: As a freshman, saw time in six games on the varsity level, primarily at tackle. High School: Graduate of Butler... Four-year football player.... Team captain, team MVP, and ALl-Conference as a senior. Personal: Born 3-19-89... Son of Carol and Jay Achezinski... Strong student, majoring in Finance.

42 - CHRIS BROWN Senior - LB 5’9” - 200 lbs Donora, PA/Ringgold

2010: Recipient of Bearcat Coaches Award, given to the player who most exemplifies the Bearcat football mission statement. 2009: Appeared in five games at running back... Gained 86 yards on 23 carries... Totaled four catches for nine yards... Gained career-high 34 yards on 10 carries against Bethany (11-14). 2008: Appeared in six games... Gained 15 yards on six carries... Caugt two passes for 19 yards, both week six at Thomas More... Returned two kickoffs for 34 yards. High School: Graduate of Ringgold... Three-year football letterman... Senior captain... All-Conference pick... Played in Tri-County All-Star Game... Three-year letterman in wrestling. Personal: Born 7-7-90... Son of Rueben and Catherine Brown... Elementary Instruction major.

3- CHAZ COLEMAN

Senior - DB 6’1” - 180 lbs Richmond, VA/J.R. Tucker

2010: Appeared in nine games at safety... Finished with four tackles (3 sol/1 ast)... Broke up two passes, and had one interception (9-4 vs. Bridgewater). 2009: Appeared in nine games... Finished with 12 tackles (8 sol/4 ast)... Defended two passes... Made three tackles in three different games (9-5 vs. McDaniel/9-26 vs. Waynesburg/10-3 vs. Grove City). 2008: Appeared in all 10 games, seeing time primarily on special teams as well as the defensive backfield. High School: Graduate of JR Tucker... .Two-year football letterman... Track team captain. Personal: Born 7-30-90... Son oF Alton Coleman and Trudy Edmonds... Management major. Yr Sol Ast Tot INT PBU 2008 6 2 8 0 1 2009 8 4 12 0 2 2010 3 1 4 1 2 Total 17 7 24 1 5

75 - TAOFIK AMOKOMOWO Senior - OL 6’2” - 295 lbs Severn, MD/Old Mill

2010: Started eight games at right tackle, before missing final two games of the season due to injury... Second Team All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference selection.. 2009: Appeared in all 10 games... Made switch mid-season from defensive tackle to offensive tackle... Started final four games at right tackle... Finished with three tackles defensively. 2008: Started nine games at defensive tackle... Finished with 22 tackles (10 sol/12 ast)... Tallied 2.5 TFLs... Picked up first career sack at Gallaudet in week two. High School: Graduate of Old Mill... Lettered in football, wrestling, and track... State qualifier in track for the discus. Personal: Born 8-19-91... Son of Fatai and Jacqueline Amokomowo... Majoring in Biology with minor in Music.

27 - MARVIN DANEY Senior - DB 6’1” - 185 lbs Odenton, MD/DeMatha

2010: Appeared in all 10 games at safety, with eight starts... Finished sixth on the team, and second among DBs, in tackles, with 36 (21 sol/15 ast)... Broke up four passes, 2009: Appeared in all 10 games, with four starts, at wide receiver... Posted 21 catches for 227 yards and two touchdowns, second on the team in all three categories... Made at least two catches in seven games... Made career-high five catches for 72 yards and a TD in season opener at McDaniel. 2008: Appeared in nine games... Finished with four catches for 64 yards. High School: Graduate of DeMatha... Played four seasons of football... Also lettered in basketball and track. Personal: Born 7-2-90... Son of Wanda and Marvin Daney... Business major. Yr Sol Ast Tot INT PBU 2010 21 15 36 0 4 Yr 2008 2009 Total

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Rec 4 21 25

Yds 64 227 291

Avg 16.0 10.8 11.6

TD 0 2 2

Lng 41 46 46

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2011 RETURNEES 40 - ARMANDO FORTUNATO Senior - LB 5’9” - 205 lbs Brockway, PA/Brockway

2010: Second Team All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference selection... Started all 10 games at linebacker... Finished second on the team, and fourth in the PAC, with 95 tackles (55 sol/40 ast)... Also finished second on the Bearcats with 11.5 TFLs and 4.5 sacks, while adding an interception... Tallied 10 or more tackles in five different games... Led team in tackles in five of ten games... Named PAC Defensive Player of the Week on 9-27, after tallying 15 tackles, 3.0 TFLs, and two sacks, in Bearcat win over Thiel (9-24)... Finished with 14 tackles, including 2.5 TFLs, in win over Westminster (11-6). 2009: Appeared in 10 games, making six starts... Finished third on the team with 60 tackles (30 sol/30 ast)... Second on the team, and eighth in the PAC, with 12.0 TFLs... Finished with two sacks... Made 10 stops, including 3.0 TFLs and a sack, at Geneva (10-24).. Received Bearcat Coaches’ Award, given to the player who best exemplifies the team’s mission statement. 2008: Appeared in eight games... Totaled 16 tackles, including 3.0 TFLs... Recovered one fumble, returning it for a touchdown at Thomas More (10-11). High School: Graduate of Brockway... Three-year football letterman... Two-time All-Conference selection... Also lettered in baseball and basketball. Personal: Born 9-27-89... Son of Armando and Barbara Fortunato... Accounting major. Yr 2008 2009 2010 Total

Sol 9 30 55 94

Ast 7 30 40 77

Tot 16 60 95 171

TFL 3.0 12.0 11.5 26.5

Sck 0 2.0 4.5 6.5

INT 0 0 1 1

FR 1 1 1 3

76 - ZACH DOEBLER

Senior - DL 6’0” - 215 lbs Pittsburgh, PA/Upper St. Clair 2010: Injured, did not play. 2009: PAC Academic Honor Roll selection... Appeared in six games at defensive tackle... Finished with three tackles (all solo)... Recorded one TFL (10-3 vs. Grove City). 2008: Made seven appearances on the defensive line... Finished with two tackles (1 sol/1 ast)... 2007: Spent freshman season on Bearcat JV squad. High School: Graduate of Upper St. Clair... Won WPIAL and PIAA State Championships as a senior in 2006... Played four years of football. Personal: Born 8-1-88... Son of Linda and John Doebler... Computer Science major.

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Anthony Johnson (9) and Armando Fortunato (40) finished second and fourth, respectively, in the PAC in tackles in 2010

9 - ANTHONY JOHNSON

Senior - LB 5’9” - 190 lbs Ft. Pierce, FL/Ft. Pierce-Westwood

2010: Finished the season as the Bearcats’ modern-day record holder in career tackles (207)... Set school record with 102 stops (54 sol/48 ast), good for second in the PAC... Honorable Mention All-PAC selection... Led team with 12.5 TFLs... Had double-digit tackles in seven different games... Set school record with 17 tackles vs. W&J on 10-9, before tying his own mark with 17 stops in season finale at Bethany... Named PAC Defensive Player of the Week on 9-6 after recording 14 tackles, including 2.5 TFLs, while adding an interception which he returned 30 yards... Made 11 stops, with 2.0 TFLs, against Waynesburg (10-29)... Made nine tackles, including a sack, in win at Westminster (11-6). 2009: Made three appearances at linebacker... Totaled 27 tackles (13 sol/14 ast), including 4.5 TFLs... Finished with 13 takles, including 1.5 sacks and 2.5 TFLs, vs. Grove City (10-3)... Recorded 12 tackles, with 1.5 TFLs, vs. Westminster on 9-19, while also converting a five-yard run on a fake punt. 2008: All-PAC Coaches Honors... Made eight starts at linebacker... FInished second on the team, and sixth in the PAC, with 78 tackles... Led Bearcats with 11.0 TFLs... Posted 12 stops in collegiate debut vs. McDaniel in week one... Made 10 tackles in a game four times... Posted 3.0 TFLs vs. Geneva (1025). High School: Graduate of Fort Pierce-Westwood... All-State selection... Conference Defensive Player of the Year... Two-year track letterwinner... Also lettered in wrestling. Personal: Born 3-12-90... son of Anthony and Patrice Johnson... Finance major. Yr 2008 2009 2010 Total

Sol 39 13 54 106

Ast 39 14 48 101

Tot 78 27 102 207

TFL 11.0 4.5 12.5 28.0

Sck 2.0 1.5 1.0 4.5

INT 1 0 1 2

FF 1 0 1 2

2011 RETURNEES 34 - MIKE KALE

Senior - RB 5’9” - 205 lbs Littlestown, PA/Delone Catholic

2010: Appeared in all 10 games at tailback, starting seven...Finished season as team’s modern-day rushing yards leader (846)... Set three single-game records, four single-season records, and two career marks... Honorable Mention All-PAC... Gained school-record 818 yards (fourth in PAC) on schoolrecord 156 carries, with four touchdowns... Turned in four 100-plus yard performances... Set school-record with 157 rushing yards and two touchdowns (one passing) in win over Westminster (11-6), earning PAC Offensive Player of the Week laurels... Gained 146 yards with two scores in season finale vs. Bethany... Gained 133 yards on 24 carries with a touchdown vs. Waynesburg (10-30)... Finished with 13 catches for 69 yards... Punted 14 times, averaging 29.7 yards per boot, placing three inside the opponents’ 20. 2009: Played in all 10 games... Gained 28 yards on seven carries... Team’s main punter, averaging 32.5 yards on 14 boots... Blasted career-long 53 yard punt vs. Thiel (10-32). 2008: Appeared in three games at safety... Made three tackles. High School: Graduate of Delone Catholic... All-State, All-Conference, and Area Player of the year in 2007. Personal: Born 11-1589... Son of John and Mary Kale... Communication major. Yr 2009 2010 Total

Rsh 7 156 163

Yds Avg 28 4.0 818 5.2 845 5.1

TD 0 4 4

Lng 15 37 37

Punts 14 14 28

Avg 32.5 29.7 31.1

Lng 53 38 53

10 - TERRY KERNAN Senior - DB 5’9” - 175 lbs Derwood, MD/Gonzaga

2010: Appeared in nine games at free safety... Finished with 23 tackles (20 sol/3 assists)... Broke up four passes... Had one interception (10-23 vs Grove CIty), which he returned 24 yards for the Bearcats’ lone defensive touchdown of the season... Posted season-high six tackles, including 1.5 TFLs, in Bearcats’ win over Thiel (9-25). 2009: Appeared in all 10 games at safety... Finished with seven tackles (all solo)... Recorded season high three tackles vs. Waynesburg (9-26)... Returned two kickoffs for 19 yards, and two punts for 17 yards. 2008: Appeared in three varsity contests on special teams. High School: Graduate of Gonzaga... All-Conference pick at quarterback... 2007 team MVP... Also earned three letters on nationally-ranked Gonzaga basketball squad. Personal: Born 12-20-89... Son of Terry and Mary Susan Kernan... Bearcat Academic Honor Roll member... Mathematics major. Yr Sol Ast Tot INT PBU TFL 2008 1 1 2 0 0 0 2009 7 0 7 0 1 0 2010 20 3 23 1 4 1.5 Total 28 4 32 1 5 1.5

17 - MATT LOMIRE

Senior - DB 5’10” - 17b lbs Pittsburgh, PA/Seton-LaSalle

2010: Appeared in all 10 games, seeing time at safety and on special teams... Finished with eight tackles (6 sol/2 ast)... Broke up one pass (10-23 vs. Grove City). 2009: Saw time in three varsity contests on varsity squad... Made two special teams tackles (both solo). 2008: Spent season on Bearcat junior varsity squad. High School: Graduate of Seton-LaSalle High School... Team reached WPIAL playoffs each season... Earned three letters. Personal: Son of Robert and Suzanne Lomire... Environmental Science major.

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99 - EVAN LUCAS

Senior - DT 5’11” - 270 lbs Pittsburgh, PA/Woodland Hills

2010: Started all 10 games at defensive tackle... Totaled 23 tackles (11 sol/12 ast)... Had 2.0 TFLs... Had season-high four stops, with 1.5 TFLs, in win over Thiel on 9-25... Finished with three tackles against both Grove City (10-23) and Waynesburg (10-30). 2009: Played in all 10 games at defensive tackle... FInished with 28 tackles (12 sol/16 ast), including 4.5 TFLs... Second on team with 3.0 sacks... Made five tackles in a game twice (9-12 vs. Geneva/10-31 vs. Thiel)... Also had 1.5 sacks, for 10 yards, in Thiel contest. 2008: Appeared in eight games on the defensive line... Finished with 11 stops (4 sol/7 ast)... Recovered first career fumble at Westminster in week three. High School: Graduate of perennial power Woodland Hills... Three-year football letterman... Team made WPIAL playoffs all three seasons, winning conference twice... All-Conference pick... Senior team captain... Also lettered in baseball for three seasons, earning team MVP laurels. Personal: Born 11-22-87... Son of Vernon and Lyndsey Lucas... Communication major. Yr Sck FF FR Sol Ast Tot TFL 2008 0 0 0 4 7 11 0 2009 3.0 0 1 12 16 28 4.5 2010 0 1 0 11 12 23 2.0 Total 5.0 1 1 27 35 62 6.5

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6 - JAIRUS MARLOW

Senior - DB 5’8” - 170 lbs Pittsburgh, PA/Avonworth

2010: Named to PAC Academic Honor Roll... Appeared in all 10 games, at both tailback and as main kick returner... Averaged 18.5 yards, good for fifth in the PAC, on 22 returns... Busted six returns for 30 yards or more, including season-high 40-yarder vs Geneva (10-2). 2009: PAC Coaches Honors recipient for kick returner... Appeared in all 10 games at tailback, making five starts... Gained 297 yards on the ground with one touchdown... Rushed for season-high 56 yards vs. Thomas More (10-10), scoring first career TD... Made 14 receptions for 108 yards and a score, a 33-yard screen pass reception vs. Westminster (9-19)... Led PAC in kick return yardage (792), finishing second in KR average (22.7) and all-purpose yards (1,197), establishing school record. 2008: Started all 10 games at tailback... Gained 284 yards on 102 carries... Gained season-high 85-yards in win over Gallaudet (9-13)... Led Bearcats and finished second in PAC, setting school record, with 817 kick return yards, averaging 22.7 yards per return... Scored 89-yard kick return TD at W&J (10-18)... FInished with 1,131 all-purpose yards, good for fifth in the PAC. High School: Graduate of Avonworth... Four-year football letterman... All-Conference pick at both RB and DB... Three-year baseball letterman. Personal: Born 5-1-90... Son of Greg and Mary Ann Mihalko... Majoring in Communication. Yr Rsh 2008 102 2009 94 2010 3 Total 199

Yr 2008 2009 2010 Total

KR 36 35 22 93

Yds 285 207 4 586

Yds 817 792 408 2010

Avg TD 2.9 0 3.3 1 1.1 0 2.9 1

Avg 22.7 22.7 18.5 21.6

Rec Yds Avg 3 29 9.9 14 108 7.7 3 75 25.0 20 212 10.2 TD 1 0 0 1

Lng 89 40 40 89

54 - JIM MURACO

TD 0 1 0 1

APYds 1131 1197 497 2825

Senior - RB 5’7” - 170 lbs Greenacres, FL/John I. Leonard

2010: Spent season at defensive back, while also serving as second kick returner... Finished with four tackles (2 sol/2 ast), and 0.5 TFLs (10-30 vs. Waynesburg)... Returned six kickoffs, averaging 21.0 yards. 2009: Appeared in five games at tailback, starting four, before missing remainder of season with injury... Gained 129 yards on 63 carries, with two touchdowns.. Made 14 receptions for 192 yards and a score... Rushed six times for 38 yards and a score, while hauling in a 61-yard touchdown pass, in season opener vs. McDaniel (9-5)... Gained season-high 65 yards, with season-long 63-yard carry, vs. Waynesburg (9-26)... Averaged 18.8 yards on eight kick returns. 2008: PAC Coaches Honors recipient... Gained 459 yards on 58 rushes, good for a conference-best 7.8 yards per carry... Scored four rushing touchdowns... Also made nine catches for 150 yards and a score... Set program and record with 93-yard touchdown run vs. Waynesburg (9-27)... Became first running back in modern-day history to rush for 100-plus yards, going for 130 yards and a touchdown vs. Bethany in season finale... Connected for touchdown pass at W&J (10-18)... Caught 60-yard TD reception vs. Geneva (925), SVC’s longest pass play of the year. High School: Graduate of John I Leonard... Four-year football lettrman... All-Conference... All-District track selection. Personal: Son of Edwina Daniel...Communication major. Yr Rsh 2008 58 2009 63 Total 121 Yr 2008 2009 2010 Total

Yds 459 129 598

KR 3 8 6 17

Yds 88 150 126 361

Avg TD 7.8 4 2.1 2 4.9 6

Rec Yds Avg 9 150 16.7 14 192 13.7 23 342 14.8

Avg 29.3 18.8 21.0 21.3

TD 0 0 0 0

Lng 56 45 25 45

TD 1 1 2

APYds 665 471 126 1262

Senior - DT 5’8” - 270 lbs Imperial, PA/West Allegheny

2010: Started all 10 games at nose tackle... Tallied 22 tackles (10 sol/12 ast), including 3.5 TFLs and 1.0 sacks...Had season-high four tackles (3 sol) vs. FDU-Florham (9-11)... Recorded three tackles, with sack accounting for loss of six yards, vs. Thiel (9-25)... Made three stops, with 1.5 TFLs, vs. Waynesburg (10-30). 2009: Started all 10 games at defensive tackle... Totaled 27 tackles (9 sol/18 ast), including 0.5 TFL... Made career-high eight tackles, while forcing a fumble, in season opener vs. McDaniel. 2008: Made three appearances on offense at right guard. High School: Graduate of West Allegheny... Two-time All-Conference pick... Took fourth place at 2007 WPIAl wrestling championships. Personal: Born 2-5-90... Son of James and Karen Muraco... Elementary Instruction major.

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Muraco Yr 2009 2010 Total

Sol 9 12 21

Ast 18 10 28

Tot 27 22 49

TFL 0.5 3.5 4.0

Sck 0 1.0 1.0

FF 1 0 1

FR 0 0 0

2011 RETURNEES 24 - DREW OWUSU

Senior - DB 5’9” - 180 lbs Pittsburgh, PA/Langley

2010: Appeared in all 10 games at defensive back... Finished with 17 tackles (10 sol/7 ast)... Also had 2.5 TFLs... Had three tackles in a game three times (9-23 vs. Thiel/10-23 vs. Grove City/10-30 vs. Waynesburg)... Posted TFLs against Thiel, Grove City, and at Bethany (11-13). 2009: Appeared in five varsity contests... Recorded one tackle (10-19 vs. W&J). 2008: Appeared in all 10 games, between corner and special teams... Finished with 22 tackles (14 sol/8 ast)... Made career-high five tackles vs. Waynesburg (9-27). High School: Graduate of Langley... Four-year football letterman... All-City League pick following senior season... Also three-year letterman in baseball. Personal: Born 5-24-90... Son of Adrienne and Robert Owusu... Management major. TFL PBU Sol Ast Avg Yr 0.5 2 14 8 22 2008 0 0 1 0 1 2009 2.5 0 10 7 17 2010 3.0 2 25 15 40 Total

69 - JEREMY SHULTZ

Senior - DT 5’11” - 255 lbs Hanover, PA/Delone Catholic

2010: Appeared in seven games at defensive tackle... Made one tackle (1023 vs Grove City). 2009: Made five appearances, mainly on special teams. 2008: Appeared in five games at the varsity level... Finished with two tackles (both vs. W&J on 10-18). High School: Played four years at Delone Catholic... All-Conference and All-Area defensive tackle. Personal: Born 711-90... Son of Jerome Shultz and Mary Bucher... Finance major.

78 - SHANE SMITH

Senior - OL 6’2” - 305 lbs Richmond, VA/Monacan

2010: Started all 10 games at center... Named Second Team All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference, giving the Bearcats an All-PAC center for the third straight season (Kelly Knepshield in ‘08 and ‘09). 2009: Appeared in seven games at tackle, making three starts... Also served as snapper on FG and extra-point units. 2008: Appeared in all 10 games at tackle. 2007: Starting center in first two games of the season before suffering season-ending injury. High School: Graduate of Monacan... Three-year football letterman... Three-year track letterman, throwing the shot and discus. Personal: Born 5-16-89... Son of Carol and James Smith... Computer Science major

68 - SEAN SIEG

Senior - OL 6’0” - 240 lbs Pittsburgh, PA/Serra Catholic

2010: Appeared in all 10 games at left guard, making nine starts. 2009: Started all 10 games as a sophomore at left guard. 2008: Appeared in four games at the varsity level, primarily seeing time at guard... Starter for the Bearcat JV squad. High School: Graduate of perennial power Serra Catholic... Two-time All-Conference pick... Team won 2007 WPIAL championship, and took second at PIAA state championships... Also lettered in basketball and track. Personal: Born 3-16-90... Son of Mark and Beth Sieg... Biology major.

19 - AARON SMETANKA

Senior - QB 6’4” - 205 lbs Allison Park, PA/North Catholic

2010: First Team All-PAC selection... PAC Offensive Player of the Week and d3football.com Team of the Week (10-25)... Appeared in nine games at quarterback, starting five... Set school record with 1,966 passing yards, averaging 218.4 per game, good for second in the PAC... Also set school mark for passing touchdowns (18), placing second in PAC... Posted 61.8 completion percentage (141-228)... Gained 123 rushing yards, totaling school-record 2,089 yards of total offense... Set school record with 336 passing yards and four touchdowns in win over Grove City (10-23)... Completed schoolrecord 28 passes, for 286 yards and three touchdowns, vs. W&J (10-9)... Went 16-for-26 with two TDs and 326 yards in season finale vs. Bethany (1113)... Completed 18 of 31 passes for 303 yards and two TDs vs. Waynesburg (10-30)., while also rushing for a score. 2008-09: Appeared in four games for NCAA D-I FCS member Robert Morris University. High School: Graduate of North Catholic... 2007-08 Post-Gazette North Athlete of the Year... Led team to WPIAL playoffs senior year, earning All-Conference status... Also lettered in basketbal, earning All-Section laurels. Personal: Born 8-24-88... Son of Joe and Cindy Smetanka... Management major. Rsh Yds Avg TD Yr Cmp Att INT Yds TD 55 123 1.9 1 2010 141 228 10 1966 18

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2011 RETURNEES 15 - JAKE SMITH

11 - MIKE WAMPLER

Senior - TE 6’3” - 220 lbs Hawthorn, PA/Redbank Valley

2010: Appeared in eight games at quarterback, making five starts... Completed 28 of 60 passes for 329 yards, with three interceptions and four TDs... Gained 93 yards rushing with one TD... Completed eight of 16 passes for 101 yards and a touchdown in season-opener vs. Bridgewater (94)... Went 9-for-15 for 99 yards and a score the next week against FDU-Florham... Completed six passes for 51 yards and a touchdown, while rushing for another score, at Westminster (11-6). 2009: Appeared in nine games, starting the final four at QB... Completed 77 passes for 949 yards and seven TD... Second leading rusher on the team, with 238 yards on 41 carries... Completed career-high 24 passes for 219 yards and a touchdown vs. Thiel (10-31)... Fan for career-high 85 yards, including 37-yard scamper, vs. Geneva (10-24). 2008: Appeared in all 10 games at QB... Completed 49 passes for 422 yards and one touchdown... Fired first career TD pass vs. Westminster in week two, while also rushing for season-high 35 yards on six carries... Completed season-high 12 passes vs. Grove City (10-4)... Threw for season-best 101 yards vs. Bethany in season finale. High School: Graduate of Redbank Valley... Senior team captain... 2007 Conference Offensive Player of the Year. Personal: Born 10-24-89... Son of Larry Smith and Mona Leshock... History major. Yr 2008 2009 2010 Total

Cmp 49 77 28 154

Att INT 124 8 156 9 60 3 340 20

Yds TD 422 1 949 7 329 4 1700 12

Rsh 48 41 42 131

Yds -63 238 93 268

Avg -1.2 5.8 2.3 2.1

TD 0 2 1 3

4 - BASIL WILSON Senior - LB 5’9” - 190 lbs

Potomac Falls, VA/Bishop O’Connell

2010: Appeared in all nine games, on both defense and special teams... Recorded two tackles (one sol/one ast). 2009: Made six varsity appearances.... Saw time primarily on special teams... Finished with two tackles, both recorded vs. Bethany in season finale. 2008: Appeared in seven varsity games, both on special teams and at linebacker... Finished with four tackles, including 1.0 TFL, all recorded vs. W&J (10-18). High School: Graduate of Bishop O’Connell... Four-year football letterman and two-time All-Conference selection... Also lettered in track. Personal: Born 7-31-90... Son of Marlene and Basil Wilson... Graphic Design major

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Senior - WR 6’5” - 180 lbs Fort Myers, FL/Fort Myers

2010: Appeared in four games on varsity squad. 2009: Did not play. 2008: Made three varsity appearances... Full-time starter on JV squad. 2007: Appeared in seven games as a freshman on varsity level... Finished with 10 receptions for 191 yards and two touchdowns... Made first career reception on 10-6 vs. Waynesburg, a 64-yard touchdown pass from Mike Speal... Scored on 24-yard grabe the next week vs. Thomas More...Made two catches for 29 yards in season finale vs. Thiel. High School: Graduate of Fort Myers... Threeyear football letterman. Personal: Born 1-17-89... Son of Mike and Terri Wampler... Communication major.

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32 - JOE YEZOVICH

Senior - FB 6’1” - 240 lbs Braddock, PA/Woodland Hills

2010: Started first four games of the season at fullback, before missing remainder of year with injury... Gained 120 yards on 22 carries with one touchdown... Did not record one rush for negative yardage... Finished with three receptions for 30 yards... Made career-long 29 yard reception in season opener vs. Bridgewater (9-4)... Scored eventaul game-winning touchdown on two-yard run vs. Thiel (9-25)... Gained career-high 83 yards on 12 carries in just two quarters of play vs. Geneva (10-2), before leaving with eventual season-ending injury. 2009: Missed season with injury suffered in preseason. 2008: PAC Academic Honor Roll selection... Started all 10 games at fullback... Gained 113 yards on 33 carries... Made nine receptions for 57 yards and one touchdown, on 10-25 vs. Geneva... Gained career-high 41 yards on nine carries in same contest... Won Heavyweight Title at 2009 SVCFootball Strongman Competition. High School: Graduate of Woodland Hills... Threeyear football letterwinner.... Senior team captain and All-Conference pick. Personal: Born 9-1-88... Son of Mike and Danette Yezovich... Honor student, majoring in Finance... Older brother Mark played football collegiately at the University of Pittsburgh, where he was a two-year starter at fullback. Yr Rsh 2008 33 2010 22 Total 55

Yds 113 120 233

Avg TD 3.4 0 5.5 1 4.3 1

Rec Yds 9 57 3 30 12 87

Avg 6.4 10.0 7.1

TD 1 0 1

2011 RETURNEES 51 - JOSH CATALANO

Junior - LB/K 5’8” - 215 lbs St. Mary’s, PA/Elk County Catholic

2010: Appeared in all 10 games at linebacker, while also contributing on special teams... Finished with two tackles (1 ast/1 sol). 2009: PAC Academic Honor Roll selection... Appearedin all 10 games as a freshman, starting four... Finished fifth on the team with 54 tackles (25 sol/29 ast)... Tallied 4.0 TFLs and 2.0 sacks... Had at least four tackles in nine different games... Had five tackles and one sack apiece in back-to-back games (9-26 vs. Waynesburg/10-3 vs. Grove City)... Turned in career-high nine tackles (2 sol/7 ast) vs. Thomas More (10-10). High School: Gradaute of Elk County Catholic... Four-year letterman... Two-year captain... All-District... Big 30 All-Star. Personal: Born 12-9-90... Son of Dan and Mary Catalano... History major. Sacks PBU Sol Ast Avg TFL Yr 2.0 1 25 29 54 4.0 2009 0 0 1 2 3 0 2010 2.0 1 25 15 57 4.0 Total

81 - RICKY DOUGLAS Junior - WR 6’1” - 180 lbs Finleyville, PA/Ringgold

2010: Appeared in nine games... Finished third on the team with 18 catches, for 258 yards and a touchdown... Had two or more catches in six different games... Posted career-high seven catches for 59 yards vs. W&J (10-9)... Made 36-yard touchdown grab at FDU-Florham (9-11). 2009: Spent season on Bearcat junior varsity squad. High School: Graduate of Ringgold... Threeyear football letterman... All-Conference sxelection. Personal: Son of Diane and Richard Douglas... Marketing major. Yr Rec Yds Avg TD Lng 2010 18 258 14.3 1 36

92 - CHRIS GONZALEZ-JACOBO

1 - CHRISTIAN SUTTON

Junior - WR 5’11” - 175 lbs Darby, PA - Cardinal O’Hara

2010: Appeared in seven games at wide receiver... FInished with 17 catches for 257 yards and two touchdowns... Twelve catches were for 20 or more yards... Made career-high six grabs for 85 yards and a touchdown vs. W&J (10-9)... Made five grabs for career-high 101 yards vs. Thomas More (10-16). 2009: Made seven appearances as a freshman... Totaled eight catches for 160 yards and two touchdowns... Caught first touchdown vs. Grove CIty (103), a 51-yard grab... Made five catches for 62 yards, including a 27-yard touchdown, vs. Thiel (10-31). High School: Graduate of Cardinal O’Hara... Three-year football letterman in football, lacrosse, and basketball. Personal: Born 12-14-91... Son of Christopher and Sonya Sutton... Communication major... Two-sport athlete at SVC, also playing lacrosse. Lng Rec Yds Avg TD Yr 51 8 160 20.0 2 2009 44 17 257 15.1 2 2010 51 25 417 16.8 4 Total

26 - CHACE GINYARD Sophomore - WR 5’11” - 185 lbs Upland, CA/Claremont

2010: Appeared in 10 games as a freshman... Tallied 17 catches... Finished third on receiving corps with 268 yards... Second on the team with three touchdown catches... Made four catches four school-record 161 yards and two touchdowns vs. Waynesburg (10-30), including 60-yard TD grab, team’s longest play of the year... Made two catches for 47 yards, including 38-yard touchdown, vs. Geneva (10-2)... Had at least one catch in nine of 10 games. High School: Graduate of Claremont... Three-year football letterman. Personal: Son of Domonique and Beverly Ginyard... Engineering major. Yr Rec Yds Avg TD Lng 2010 17 268 15.8 3 60

Sophomore - DT 6’3” - 260 lbs Miami, FL/Christopher Columbus

2010: Appeared in five games between special teams and the D-line... Finished with three tackles (2 sol/1 ast)... Broke up one pass (11-6 vs. Westminster). High School: Graduate of Christopher Columbus... Three-year football letterman... Team reached playoffs each season... Also All-District in track (shot/disc). Personal: Born 9-14-91... Communication major. Yr Sol Ast Tot PBU 2010 2 1 3 1

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2011 RETURNEES 23 - BRANDON HAMILTON Sophomore - DB 5’11” - 200 lbs Jeannette, PA/Jeannette

2010: Appeared in all 10 games at tailback, starting five... Finished with 142 yards on 51 carries, with one touchdown... Also made 11 catches for 92 yards and a score... Gained 40 yards rushing and 10 yards receiving, while scoring two touchdowns (one rec/one rush), vs. Geneva (10-2)... Tallied seasonhigh 14 carries (gaining 31 yards) in season opener vs. Bridgewater (9-4). High School: Graduate of Jeannette... Team made playoffs all four seasons, including two appearances in PIAA state playoffs... Three-year letterman... Also lettered in track, finishing third in the 2009 WPIAL championships in the 100m dash. Personal: Son of Ethel and Lee Hamilton... Undeclared major Yr Rsh Yds Avg TD Rec Yds Avg TD 2010 51 142 2.8 1 11 92 8.4 1

77 - DARIUS McGHEE

Sophomore - OL 6’5” - 315 lbs Pittsburgh, PA/Central Catholic

2010: Appeared in final eight games of the season for the Bearcats on the offensive line... Saw time at both right and left tackle... Also was on the line on extra point and field goal units. High School: Graduate of Pittsburgh Central Catholic... Three-year football letterman... All-Conference selection by both Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and Post-Gazette... Team reached playoffs in each of his seasons. Personal: Son of Nicole Turner... Elementary Instruction major.

58 - DOMINIC MORELL Sophomore - DT 6’0” - 240 lbs Berwick, PA/Berwick

2010: Appeared in seven games on the varsity squad at defensive tackle... Finished with eight tackles (3 sol/5 ast)... Recorded one TFL (11-13 vs. Bethany. High School: Graduate of Berwick... Three-year footbal lletterwinner... Also lettered in wrestling, earning All-Conference honors. Personal: Son of Jon and Mara Morell... Majoring in Physical Therapy. Yr Sol Ast Tot TFL 2010 3 5 8 1.0

22 - JOSH POMILIO

Sophomore - P/DB 5’9” - 175 lbs Elizabeth, PA/Elizabeth-Forward

2010: Appeared in eight games as a freshman, taking over starting punter role in week three... Averaged 32.4 yards on 37 punts... Boomed two punts over 50 yards, including career-best 53-yarder vs. Thomas More (10-16)... Put 12 kicks inside the 20-yard line. High School: Graduate of ElizabethForward... Three-year football letterman... All-WPIAL track performer and state qualifier (discus). Personal: Son of Mike and Anna Pomilio... Physical Therapy major. Yr Punts Yds Avg Lng I-20 2010 37 1197 32.4 53 12

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13 - BRYAN SANTOS

Sophomore - DB 5’7” - 165 lbs Miami, FL/Christopher Columbus

2010: Started all 10 games at corner as a freshman... Honorable Mention AllPAC... Led Bearcats with four interceptions, good for third in PAC... Added six pass break-ups, defending 10 passs total... Totaled 39 tackles, including 1.0 sack and 3.0 TFLs... Team’s leading punt returner, averaging 7.6 yards on 20 returns... Made seven tackles (4 sol/3 ast) in collegiate debut (9-4 vs. Bridgewater)... Recorded first career interception, with a 40-yard return, in win over Thiel (9-25)... Busted season-best 38-yard punt return vs. Geneva (10-2), while also recording first career sack and adding an interception and forcing a fumkble in same game... Finished with five tackles, 1.5 TFLs, and two passes defended in win over Grove City (10-23). High School: Graduate of Christopher Columbus... Three-year football letterman... Team reached playoffs all three seasons... All Miami-Dade CountyAlso lettered in track and basketball. Personal: Born 10-27-91... Son of Carlos and Pura Santos... Majoring in Psychology. Yr Sol Ast Tot TFL Sack FF INT PBU 2010 24 15 39 4.0 1.0 1 4 6

2011 RETURNEES 89 - CODY STRELICK

66 - ALEX ZUPANOVICH

Sophomore - TE 6’2” - 225 lbs Charleroi, PA/Charleroi

2010: Started all 10 games at tight end... Finished with nine catches for 93 yards and two touchdowns... Made career-high four catches for 31 yards, including first career touchdown, at FDU-Florham (9-11)... Made two catches against both Bridgewater (9-4) and Grove CIty (10-23)... Caught 13-yard touchdown grab vs. Thomas More (10-16). High School: Graduate of Charleroi... Three-year football letterman, playing both linebacker and tight end... Also lettered in basketball and track... WPIAL track qualifier in both long jump and shot put. Personal: Son of Cindy and Kevin Strelick... Natural Sciences major. Yr 2010

Rec 9

Yds 93

Avg 10.1

TD 2

Lng 18

2010: Appeared in nine games as a freshman, both on defensive line and special teams... Finished with eight tackles (2 sol/6 ast)... Also had one fumble recovery (10-2 vs. Geneva). High School: Graduate of West Allegheny... Three-year football letterman, both at defensive tackle and offensive guard... Team captain... All-Conference selection... 2009 Associated Press Second Team All-State pick. Personal: Born 11/28/91… Son of Rob and Lisa Zupanovich... Environmental Science major. Yr 2010

Sol 2

Ast 6

Tot 8

TFL 0.5

FR 1

50 - MATT BRITTON

2 - UKANDU SOVERALL

94 - RYAN MINAKER

37 - ZARA WALLACE

Senior - OL 5’10” - 260 lbs Nicktown, PA/Northern Cambria

Senior - DL 6’1” - 245 lbs Rosser, Manitoba/John Taylor

Senior - DB 5’7” - 160 lbs Miami, FL/Miami Springs

Senior - DB 5’8” - 170 lbs

Lauderdale Lakes, FL/Pompano Bch

52 - JOSH VIGNA

57 - JIM BONNER

SHAMUS DONALDSON

83 - DOMENIC DeYULIS

Senior - LB 5’8” - 205 lbs Johnstown, PA/Westmont Hilltop

Junior - DB 5’10” - 165 lbs Cheswick, PA/Deer Lakes 22

Sophomore - DT 5’11” - 260 lbs Imperial, PA/West Allegheny

Junior - DE 5’11” - 230 lbs Elizabeth, PA/Elizabeth-Forward

Junior - TE 5’11” - 190 Ebensburg, PA/Central Cambria 2011 Saint Vincent Bearcat Football

2011 RETURNEES 85 - JUAN HERNANDEZ

90 - JIM LEDERACH

7 - CARL JEUNE

86 - ETHAN NOONAN

35 - IAN JONES

31 - JOHN PALUMBO

21 - ALEX PEFFLEY

16 - JOE SHAFFO

14 - MANNY SPEAL

33 - SCOTT WEAVER

41 - RAY WYDER

MARK CAL

Junior - WR 6’1” - 180 lbs Miami, FL/Doral Academy

Junior - WR 5’6” - 140 lbs Miami, FL/Miami-Dade C.C.

Junior - WR 6’1” - 210 lbs Indiana, PA/Indiana

Junior - DB 5’9” - 175 lbs Binghamton, NY/Seton Catholic

Junior - QB 5’11” - 195 lbs Saltsburg, PA/Kiski Prep

Junior - FB 5’10” - 220 lbs Capitol Heights, MD/Good Counsel 2011 Saint Vincent Bearcat Football

Junior - FB 5’11” - 230 lbs Scottdale, PA/Southmoreland

Junior - LB 5’9” - 190 lbs Cheektowaga, NY/St. Joseph’s

Junior - LB 5’9” - 200 lbs North Huntingdon, PA/Norwin

Junior - QB 6’0” - 200 lbs Turtle Creek, PA/Woodland Hills

Junior - FB 6’0” - 210 lbs Charleroi, PA/Charleroi

Sophomore - RB 5’10” - 210 lbs Miami, FL/Christopher Columbus 23

2011 RETURNEES 74 - MITCH DePELLEGRINI Sophomore - OL 6’5” - 295 lbs Pittsburgh, PA/Fox Chapel

5 - DAVID GREEN

Sophomore - WR 6’1” - 200 lbs Swissvale, PA/Woodland Hills

Sophomore - FB 5’11” - 210 lbs Miami, FL/John A. Ferguson

65 - JAMES HAGGERTY

Sophomore - OL 6’1” - 285 lbs Johnstown, PA/Greater Johnstown

44 - TAYLOR HAYES-LEAK

67 - NATHAN HESS

72 - BEN HORWAT

BEN JANKOWSKI

Sophomore - TE 6’1” - 240 lbs Falls Church, VA/Bishop O’Connell

Sophomore - OL 6’2” - 290 lbs New Alexandria, PA/Derry Area

Sophomore - OL 5’11” - 310 lbs Berwick, PA/Berwick

Sophomore - DL 6’2” - 255 lbs

Plainsboro, PA/W. Windsor-Plains

18 - SAM JOHNSTON

45 - JAKE KELLER

56 - JAMES LOFFERT

48 - DONALD MAY

Sophomore - QB 5’11” - 165 lbs Jefferson Hills, PA/Tho. Jefferson

Sophomore - LB 5’10” - 200 lbs Cresaptown, MD/Bishop Walsh 24

39 - JOSE ESTEVEZ

Sophomore - LB 6’1” - 180 lbs Miami, FL/Christopher Columbus

Sophomore - LB 6’1” - 180 lbs Lakeland, FL/Victory Christian 2011 Saint Vincent Bearcat Football

2011 RETURNEES 73 - DYLAN McELFRESH

DAVE MOCELLO

59 - JIM MONTGOMERY

63 - ROB O’HEARN

Sophomore - OL 5’11” - 265 lbs Mt Pleasant, PA/Mt Pleasant

Sophomore - OL 6’2” - 230 lbs Pittsburgh, PA/Plum

Sophomore - OL 5’10” - 265 lbs Pittsburgh, PA/Central Catholic

Sophomore - DE 6’3” - 210 lbs

Lake Worth, FL/Palm Beach Central

64 - EVAN ORJI

55 - ADAM PETRIS

60 - BRETT PIPPINS

80 - ERIC RAE

85 - ANDRE ROGERS

12 - KYLE THOMPSON

29 - THOMAS VIALE

82 - SAM WALTERS

Sophomore - DL 5’9” - 295 lbs Pittsburgh, PA/Central Catholic

Sophomore - LB 6’0” - 200 lbs Pittsburgh, PA/Central Catholic

Sophomore - WR 5’11” - 180 lbs Philadelphia, PA/Milton Hershey

Sophomore - RB 5’8” - 200 lbs Lake Worth, FL/Palm Beach Central 2011 Saint Vincent Bearcat Football

Junior - OL 6’1” - 255 lbs Lawrence, PA/Canon-McMillan

Sophomore - TE 6’0” - 215 lbs Mt Pleasant, PA/Mt Pleasant

Sophomore - K 6’0” - 165 lbs Fort Myers, FL/Fort Myers

Sophomore - DE 6’1” - 210 lbs Ellenboro, WV/Parkersburg Cath 25

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Opponent Bridgewater College

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Thiel College*

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Washington & Jefferson College*

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Fairleigh Dickinson-Florham Geneva College

Thomas More College*

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Grove City College*

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Westminster College*

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Waynesburg University* Bethany College*

2010 INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Away

Rushes.........................................33 - Mike Kale, 11-6 vs. Westminster Yards Rushing...........................157 - Mike Kale, 11-6 vs. Westminster TD Rushes..............................................2 - Mike Kale, 11-13 vs. Bethany Long Rush.....................................37 - Mike Kale, 9-4 vs. Bridgewater Pass Attempts............................39 - Aaron Smetanka, 10-9 vs. W&J Pass Completions......................28 - Aaron Smetanka, 10-9 vs. W&J Yards Passing......................336 - A Smetanka, 10-23 vs Grove City TD Passes..........................4 - Aaron Smetanka, 10-23 vs. Grove CIty Long Pass...........................60 - A. Smetanka, 10-30 vs. Waynesburg Receptions..................................8 - Tom Quirin, 10-23 vs. Grove City Yards Receiving............161 - Chace Ginyard, 10-30 vs. Waynesburg TD Receptions...............3 - Sheldon Loughner, 10-23 vs. Grove City Field Goals.............................................1 - Aaron Jones - THREE TIMES Long Field Goal..................................25 - Aaron Jones, 9-25 vs. Thiel Punts........................................8 - Josh Pomilio, 11-6 vs. Westminster Long Punt..........................53 - Josh Pomilio, 10-16 vs. Thomas More Long Punt Return.......................38 - Bryan Santos, 10-2 vs. Geneva Long Kick Return..........................40 - Zach Mihalko, 10-2 vs. Geneva Tackles...................................17 - Anthony Johnson, 11-13 vs. Bethany ........................................................17 - Anthony Johnson, 10-9 vs. W&J Sacks.....................................2.0 - Armando Fortunato, 9-25 vs. Thiel Tackles for Loss.................3.0 - Armando Fortunato, 9-25 vs. Thiel Interceptions..............................................................1 - THIRTEEN TIMES

Home Away

L, 23-28

0-2

L, 23-27

1-3

L, 6-24

1-5

L, 20-31

W, 42-17

L, 28-34 W, 21-14

L, 28-35

2-5

2-6

3-6 3-7

2010 TEAM GAME HIGHS

1-2

2-2

2-3

3-3 3-4

Rushes.......................................................55 - 10-2 vs. Geneva Yards Rushing........................................297 - 10-2 vs. Geneva Yards per Rush.......................................5.4 - 10-2 vs. Geneva TD Rushes.......2 - 10-30 vs. Waynesburg; 11-13 vs. Bethany Pass Attempts................................45 - 9-11 vs. FDU-Florham Pass Completions.........................................28 - 10-9 vs. W&J Passing Yards...............................336 - 10-23 vs. Grove City Yards per Pass......................................12.1 - 11-13 vs. Bethany TD Passes............................................4 - 10-23 vs. Grove City Total Plays.................................................73 - 10-2 vs. Geneva Total Offense..........................................491 - 11-13 vs. Bethany Yards per Play.......................................8.3 - 11-13 vs. Bethany Points................................................42 - 10-23 vs. Grove City Sacks By...................5 - 9-25 vs. Thiel; 10-23 vs. Grove City First Downs................................................21 - 10-2 vs. Geneva Penalties.............................................9 - 11-6 vs. Westminster Penalty Yards...............................113 - 10-30 vs. Waynesburg Turnovers...................................................5 - 11-13 vs. Bethany Interceptions By................................................2 - FOUR TIMES

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2010 REVIEW TEAM STATISTICS Scoring....................................... Points/gm..................... First Downs.............................. Rushing.......................... Passing.......................... Penalty........................... Rushing Yards......................... Yards Gained................ Yards Lost.................... Attempts........................ Avg per Rush................ Avg per Game.............. Rushing TDs.................. Passing Yards.......................... Cmp-Att-Int................... Avg per Pass................ Avg per Catch.............. Avg per Game.............. Passing TDs.................. Total Offense............................ Total Plays.................... Avg per Play................. Avg per Game.............. Kick Returns-Yds.................... Kick Ret Avg.................. Punt Returns-Yds................... Punt Ret Avg................. INT Returns-Yds...................... INT Ret Avg.................... Fumbles-Lost........................... Penalties-Yds........................... Avg per Game.............. Punts-Yds................................. Avg per Punt................. Net Avg.......................... Time of Poss Avg..................... 3rd Down Conv........................ Pct.................................. 4th Down Conv......................... Pct.................................. Sacks By-Yds........................... Touchdowns.............................. Field Goals-Att......................... Red Zone Scores..................... Red Zone Pct............................ PAT - Attempts.........................

SVC 222 22.2 171 71 93 7 1257 1514 247 341 3.7 126.7 8 2365 171-292-13 8.1 13.8 236.5 22 3632 633 5.7 363.2 40-769 19.2 21-152 7.2 13-184 14.2 24-10 60-643 64.3 52-1621 31.2 28.5 27:50 43-127 34% 8-20 40% 19-133 31 3-8 22-34-65% 19-34-56% 23-28 82%

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OPP 323 23.2 195 83 93 19 1480 1770 290 398 3.7 148.0 13 2080 168-304-13 6.8 12.4 208.0 16 3560 702 5.1 356.0 40-784 19.6 10-99 9.9 13-192 13.6 13-6 75-625 62.5 48-1723 35.9 31.5 32:09 44-138 32% 9-27 33% 26-152 31 5-10 22-36-61% 18-36-50% 29-31-91%

2010 FINAL STATISTICS

RUSHING Mike Kale Brandon Hamilton Joe Yezovich Aaron Smetanka Jake Smith Anthony Johnson Zach Mihalko Joe Strickland TOTAL OPPONENTS

GP 10 10 4 9 10 10 10 10 10 10

Avg 5.2 2.8 5.5 1.9 2.2 6.0 1.0 -0.6 3.7 3.7

TD 4 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 8 13

Lng 37 16 11 19 24 6 3 1 37 53

PASSING Aaron Smetanka Jake Smith Mike Kale Rob James Ricky Douglas TOTAL OPPONENTS

G Cmp Att INT Pct Yds 9 141 228 10 61.8 1966 10 28 60 3 46.7 329 10 1 2 0 50.0 29 9 1 1 0 100.0 41 9 0 1 0 0.0 0 10 171 292 13 58.6 2365 10 169 304 13 55.3 2080

TD 17 4 1 0 0 22 16

Lng 60 38 29 41 0 60 65

RECEIVING Tom Quirin Sheldon Loughner Ricky Douglas Chace Ginyard Christian Sutton Mike Kale Brandon Hamilton Cody Strelick Zach Mihalko Joe Yezovich Rob Minjock Joe Strickland TOTAL OPPONENTS

G Rec Yds Avg 10 46 669 14.5 10 29 537 18.5 9 18 258 14.4 10 17 268 15.8 7 17 257 15.1 10 13 64 4.9 10 11 92 8.4 10 9 93 10.3 10 3 75 25.0 4 3 30 10.0 8 3 20 6.7 10 2 2 1.0 10 171 2365 13.8 10 168 2080 12.4

TD Yds/g Lng 3 66.9 51 10 53.7 55 1 28.7 36 3 26.8 60 2 36.7 44 0 6.4 19 1 9.2 27 2 9.3 18 0 7.5 43 0 7.5 29 0 2.5 7 0 0.2 3 22 236.5 60 16 208.0 65

KICK RETURNS Zach Mihalko Brandon Hamilton Jairus Marlow Bryan Santos Chace Ginyard Taylor Hayes-Leak TOTAL OPPONENTS

No 22 7 6 2 2 1 40 40

Lng 40 31 24 25 27 13 40 80

Att 156 51 22 55 42 1 3 5 341 391

Yds 408 128 126 44 50 13 769 784

Gain 835 161 120 229 158 6 4 1 1514 1770

Loss 17 19 0 123 65 0 1 4 247 290

Avg TD 18.5 0 18.3 0 21.0 0 22.0 0 25.0 0 13.0 0 19.2 0 19.6 1

Net 818 142 120 106 93 6 3 -3 1267 1480

Yds/g 218.4 32.9 2.9 4.6 0.0 236.5 208.0

2010 REVIEW 2010 FINAL STATISTICS

PUNT RETURNS Bryan Santos Terry Kernan Jairus Marlow TOTAL OPPONENTS

No Yds Avg 19 144 7.6 1 8 8.0 1 0 0.0 21 152 7.2 10 99 9.9

TD 0 0 0 0 0

INTERCEPTIONS Bryan Santos Quilliam Reid Chaz Coleman T. Wezkiewicz Josh Diamond Rob James Anthony Johnson Armando Forunato Terry Kernan TOTAL OPPONENTS

No Yds Avg 4 40 10.0 2 0 0.0 1 0 0.0 1 19 19.0 1 66 66.0 1 0 0.0 1 30 30.0 1 5 5.0 1 24 24.0 13 184 14.2 13 192 14.8

TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1

TOTAL OFFENSE Aaron Smetanka Mike Kale Jake Smith Brandon Hamilton Joe Yezovich Rob James Anthony Johnson Zach Mihalko Joe Strickland TOTAL OPPONENTS

G Plays Rush Pass Total 9 283 106 1966 2072 10 158 818 29 847 10 102 93 329 422 10 51 142 0 142 4 22 10 0 120 9 1 0 41 41 10 1 6 0 6 10 3 3 0 3 10 5 -3 0 -3 10 633 1267 2365 3632 10 702 1480 2080 3560

Yd/g 230.2 84.7 42.2 14.2 30.0 4.6 0.6 0.3 -0.3 363.2 356.0

PUNTING Josh Pomilio Mike Kale TOTAL OPPONENTS

No 37 15 52 48

Yds 1197 416 1621 1723

I-20 Blk 12 1 2 0 0 1 14 1

FIELD GOALS Aaron Jones

FG 3

Att Pct 20-29 40-49 Lng 8 37.5 3-4 0-4 25

Avg Lng 32.4 53 29.7 47 31.2 53 35.9 52

Lng 38 8 0 38 40

TB 2 0 2 3

Blk 1

FG-Att XP-Att 2pt 0-0 0-0 0 22-26 0 3-8 0-0 1 0-0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1-2 0 0-0 23-28 3 3-8 28-31 1 5-10

SCORING Sheldon Loughner Aaron Jones Mike Kale Tom Quirin Chace Ginyard Christian Sutton Brandon Hamilton Cody Strelick Joe Yezovich Terry Kernan Ricky Douglas Bryan Santos Jake Smith Aaron Smetanka Kyle Thompson TOTAL OPPONENTS

TD 10 0 4 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 31 31

ALL PURPOSE Mike Kale Tom Quirin Sheldon Loughner Zach Mihalko Brandon Hamilton Chace Ginyard Ricky Douglas Christian Sutton Bryan Santos Joe Yezovich Jairus Marlow Aaron Smetanka Jake Smith Cody Strelick Josh Diamond Anthony Johnson Terry Kernan Rob Minjock T revor Wezkiewicz Taylor Hayes-Leak Armando Fortunato Joe Strickland TOTAL OPPONENTS

G Rsh Rec 10 818 64 10 0 669 537 10 0 75 10 3 10 142 92 10 -1 268 0 258 9 257 0 7 0 10 0 4 120 30 0 10 0 0 9 106 0 10 93 93 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 6 0 0 9 20 0 8 0 0 6 0 0 1 0 10 0 2 10 -3 10 1267 1265 10 1480 2080

PR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 144 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 152 99

Saf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Pts 60 31 26 20 18 12 12 12 6 6 6 6 6 6 1 222 232

KR IR Tot 0 882 0 0 669 0 0 537 0 408 0 486 128 0 362 317 40 0 0 258 0 0 257 0 44 40 228 150 0 0 126 126 0 106 0 0 93 0 0 93 0 0 0 66 66 0 30 36 0 24 32 20 0 0 19 19 0 13 13 0 5 5 0 -1 0 0 769 769 4737 784 784 4635

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2010 REVIEW

DEFENSE Anthony Johnson Armando Fortuanto Alex Rowan Jeff Graham Bryan Santos Marvin Daney Trevor Wezkiewicz John Jackson Quillian Reid Rob James Evan Lucas Terry Kernan Jim Muraco Calvin Demillion Josh Diamond Sean Hufgard Drew Owusu Mike Speal Dom Morell Matt Lomire Alex Zupanovich Pete Trinko Jairus Marlow Chaz Coleman Zach Mihalko Jovaughn Johnson Tom Quirin Chris Gonzalez-Jacobo Tanner Bowling Aaron Jones Josh Catalano Mike Wampler Jeremy Shultz Brandon Hamilton Shane Smith Jake Smith Ricky Douglas Sam Walters Aaron Smetanka Josh Pomilio Chace Ginyard TOTAL OPPONENTS

G 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 10 10 10 10 9 10 9 10 10 10 10 6 10 9 10 10 9 10 4 10 3 6 9 10 3 7 10 10 10 9 3 9 8 10 10 10

Sol 54 55 26 20 24 21 19 15 18 24 11 20 12 7 9 11 10 9 3 6 2 4 2 3 3 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 405 381

TACKLES

Ast 48 40 24 25 15 15 13 14 11 1 12 3 10 14 12 7 7 4 5 2 6 3 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 303 274

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Tot 102 95 50 45 39 36 32 29 29 25 23 23 22 21 21 18 17 13 8 8 8 7 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 708 655

TFL-Yds 12.5-30 11.5-53 6.0-36 11.0-44 3.0-14 6.0-19 7.5-38 1.5-1 2.0-4 2.0-3 1.5-10 3.5-11 3.5-7 2.5-3 1.0-3 2.0-5 4.0-7 1.0-1 1.5-2 0.5-0 81-280 71-264

SACKS No-Yds 1.0-1 4.5-39 2.0-16 5.0-29 1.0-7 1.0-6 3.0-30 1.0-4 0.5-1 19-133 26-152

PASS DEFENSE

INT 1 1 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 13 13

BrUp 2 3 2 2 6 4 1 2 6 1 1 1 1 1 34 31

2010 FINAL STATISTICS

PDef 3 4 2 2 10 4 1 4 7 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 47 44

FUMBLES

Rec 1 1 1 1 1 5 10

FF 1 1 1 3 12

BlkKck 1 1 1 3 4

2010 REVIEW 2010 GAME RECAPS

BRIDGEWATER 19, SAINT VINCENT 14

FDU-FLORHAM 28, SAINT VINCENT 23

September 4, 2010 - Latrobe, PA

SCORE BY QUARTERS Bridgewater (1-0) Saint Vincent (0-1)

1 0 0

2 10 0

3 7 7

4 2 7

F 19 14

SCORING SUMMARY 2nd 12:16 BC D. McKenzie 53yd run (Thacker kick) 6:11 BC J. Thacker 23yd field goal 3rd 4:13 SVC S. Loughner 4yd pass from J. Smith (Jones kick) 4:03 BC T. Beiler 80yd kickoff return (Thacker kick) 4th 9:27 SVC S. Loughner 8yd pass from A. Smetanka (Jones kick) 4:41 BC TEAM Safety

First Downs Rushes-Yds Passing Yds Cmp-Att-INT Total Offense Kick Ret-Yds Punt Ret-Yds Fumbles-Lost Possession Time Third Down Conv Fourth Down Conv Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks-Yards

BC 15 36-163 128 13-25-2 291 2-86 2-40 1-0 32:04 4-13 0-1 1-4 4-24

SVC 12 39-85 154 13-25-0 239 3-20 1-1 3-0 27:56 5-15 0-2 2-2 1-4

RUSHING: Bridgewater-Thomas Tate 25-111; Darrin McKenzie 2-55; Nick Wimer 1-1; Hagan Driskell 5-minus 1; N. Jackson 1-minus 1; TEAM 2-minus 2. Saint Vincent-Mike Kale 4-46; Brndn Hamilton 14-26; Jake Smith 13-17; Joe Yezovich 313; Joe Strickland 1-minus 1; Aaron Smetanka 3-minus 2; Mike Speal 1-minus 14. PASSING: Bridgewater-Hagan Driskell 13-24-2-128; Keenan Tillar 0-1-0-0. Saint Vincent-Jake Smith 8-16-0-101; Aaron Smetanka 5-9-0-53. RECEIVING: Bridgewater-Tyler Beiler 5-66; J. Delbridge 2-14; N. Jackson 2-3; Keenan Tillar 1-18; Darrin McKenzie 1-14; Justin Bingham 1-13; Thomas Tate 1-0. Saint Vincent-Sheldn Loughner 3-30; Brndn Hamilton 3-16; Cody Strelick 2-18; Chrstn Sutton 2-13; Tom Quirin 1-37; Joe Yezovich 1-29; Mike Kale 1-11. INTERCEPTIONS: Bridgewater-None. Saint Vincent-Anthony Johnson 1-30; Chaz Coleman 1-0. FUMBLES: Bridgewater-Hagan Driskell 1-0. Saint Vincent-Zach Mihalko 1-0; Marvin Daney 1-0; Mike Speal 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Bridgewater-T.J. Montague 4-6; Scottie Littles 5-2; Stephen Howard 3-4; Dominic Jeter 3-3; Victor Williams 3-2; Joel Francis 1-4; Danny Grogg 2-2; B. Mitchell 1-3; D. Stephenson 3-0; Terrell Corley 2-1; JeffMehlhaff 2-0; Stephen Jackson 1-1; Darius Burrus 1-1; Chris Wholey 1-1; David Cribb 0-2; Matt Jarvis 0-2; Orlando Bryant 1-0; Samuel Dietze 1-0; Todd Harris 1-0; Nick Wimer 1-0; Damien Ward 1-0; Tyler Thompson 0-1; Eugene Cummings 0-1. Saint Vincent-Anthony Johnson 5-9; Armd Fortunato 4-6; Bryan Santos 2-5; Rob James 6-0; Alex Rowan 3-3; Marvin Daney 3-3; Jeff Graham 3-2; John Jackson 2-3; Evan Lucas 1-1; Sean Hufgard 0-2; Jim Muraco 1-0; Matt Lomire 1-0.

September 11, 2010 - Madison, NJ

SCORE BY QUARTERS Saint Vincent (0-2) FDU-Florham (1-0) SCORING SUMMARY 1st

13:51 6:31 2nd 13:38 3rd 14:02 10:56 8:45 4th 9:44 7:10

FDU SVC FDU FDU SVC FDU SVC SVC

1 7 7

2 0 7

3 3 14

4 13 0

F 23 28

A. Fruncillo 65-yd pass from M. Jeffers (Mullen kick) T. Quirin 51-yd pass from A. Smetanka (Jones kick) B. Griffin 8-yd pass from M. Jeffers (Mullin kick) D. VanOrden 51yd pass from M. Jeffers (Mullen kick) Aaron Jones 21-yd field goal A. Funcillo 30-yd pass from M. Jeffers (Mullen kick) C. Strelick 4-yd pass from J. Smith (Jones kick) R. Douglas 36yd pass from A. Smetanka (Pass failed)

First Downs Rushes-Yds Passing Yds Cmp-Att-INT Total Offense Kick Ret-Yds Punt Ret-Yds Fumbles-Lost Possession Time Third Down Conv Fourth Down Conv Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks-Yards

SVC 19 28-88 317 22-45-2 405 5-87 4-23 3-1 27:52 4-16 2-4 2-4 1-10

FDU 16 36-64 287 16-26-1 351 5-71 4-12 4-1 32:08 3-13 0-1 1-1 2-18

RUSHING: Saint Vincent-Mike Kale 13-57; Jake Smith 5-26; Joe Yezovich 4-11; Brndn Hamilton 4-7; Aaron Smetanka 2-minus 13. FDU-Florham-Brendon Griffin 9-23; Bayshawn Wells 12-20; Sean Norton 7-9; Ryan Cushman 2-7; Matt Jeffers 5-7; TEAM 1-minus 2. PASSING: Saint Vincent-Aaron Smetanka 13-27-2-177; Jake Smith 8-15-0-99; Rob James 1-1-0-41; Mike Kale 0-1-0-0; Ricky Douglas 0-1-0-0. FDU-FlorhamMatt Jeffers 16-26-1-287. RECEIVING: Saint Vincent-Tom Quirin 6-151; Cody Strelick 4-31; Chace Ginyard 4-13; Chrstn Sutton 3-43; Ricky Douglas 1-36; Sheldn Loughner 1-23; Brndn Hamilton 1-13; Mike Kale 1-5; Joe Yezovich 1-2. FDU-Florham-A. Fruncillo 5-131; Tim Grey 4-41; Doug Van Orden 2-59; Bayshawn Wells 2-22; A. Scamporino 1-15; Beau Reed 1-11; Brendon Griffin 1-8. INTERCEPTIONS: Saint Vincent-Rob James 1-0. FDU-Florham-Matt Porricelli 1-0; Sean McPherson 1-0. FUMBLES: Saint Vincent-Joe Yezovich 2-1; Aaron Smetanka 1-0. FDUFlorham-Bayshawn Wells 1-0; TEAM 1-1; Matt Jeffers 1-0; Sean Norton 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Saint Vincent-Armd Fortunato 9-2; Anthony Johnson 3-4; Marvin Daney 3-2; Sean Hufgard 3-2; Jim Muraco 4-0; Bryan Santos 3-1; Jeff Graham 2-2; John Jackson 2-2; Evan Lucas 1-2; Mike Speal 1-1; Dom Morell 0-2; Aaron Jones 1-0; Zach Mihalko 1-0; Rob James 1-0; Alex Rowan 1-0; Jairus Marlow 0-1; Cal Demillion 0-1. FDU-Florham-Joe Mancini 4-7; Charles Thomas 5-3; Steve Hoverson 5-2; Gilbert Taylor 3-3; Eric Brown 3-3; Matt Porricelli 3-1; Gino Abbate 3-0; Michael Mancino 2-1; Ryan Daly 2-1; Steve Margolin 1-2; Tim Leathem 0-3; Shane Roland 1-1; Brendon Griffin 1-0; Jon Bennett 1-0; John DiIorio 1-0; A. DelConte 0-1; Charles Vines 0-1; Jeff Koubek 0-1.

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2010 REVIEW 2010 GAME RECAPS

SAINT VINCENT 17, THIEL 3

GENEVA 27, SAINT VINCENT 23

September 25, 2010 - Latrobe, PA SCORE BY QUARTERS Thiel (0-4, 0-2) Saint Vincent (1-2, 1-0)

1 0 0

2 3 7

3 0 10

4 0 0

F 3 17

SCORING SUMMARY 2nd 13:30 THI B. Grube 26-yd field goal 1:56 SVC J. Yezovich 1yd run (Jones kick) 3rd 8:41 SVC Aaron Jones 25-yd field goal 2:18 SVC S. Loughner 3-yd pass from A. Smetanka (Jones kick)

First Downs Rushes-Yds Passing Yds Cmp-Att-INT Total Offense Kick Ret-Yds Punt Ret-Yds Fumbles-Lost Possession Time Third Down Conv Fourth Down Conv Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks-Yards

THI 13 40-79 188 15-30-1 267 4-78 0-0 0-0 32:23 3-16 2-6 1-5 0-0

SVC 14 28-78 218 20-27-1 296 2-43 2-2 2-43 27:35 6-12 1-1 3-4 5-37

RUSHING: Thiel-Jared Soell 16-46; Justin Wazelle 7-20; Eric Petrovich 9-19; Andrew Smith 8-minus 6. Saint Vincent-Mike Kale 12-47; Brndn Hamilton 8-27; Joe Yezovich 3-13; TEAM 1-0; Jake Smith 4-minus 9. PASSING: Thiel-Jared Soell 7-16-1-41; Andrew Smith 8-14-0-147. Saint Vincent-Aaron Smetanka 15-19-0-150; Jake Smith 5-8-1-68. RECEIVING: Thiel-Tyler DeJong 5-92; Justin Wazelle 3-11; Ron Howard 2-46; Kyle Turkalj 2-17; Eric Petrovich 1-11; Nate Houpt 1-11; Cash Culver 1-0. Saint Vincent-Tom Quirin 7-66; Sheldn Loughner 4-61; Mike Kale 3-26; Chace Ginyard; 3-11; Ricky Douglas 1-28; Brndn Hamilton 1-27; Joe Yezovich 1-minus 1. INTERCEPTIONS: Thiel-Bryan Villegas 1-29. Saint Vincent-Bryan Santos 1-40. SACKS (UA-A): Thiel-None. Saint Vincent-Armd Fortunato 2-0; Wezkiewicz 1-0; Jim Muraco 1-0; Jeff Graham 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Thiel-Ethan Ludwig 6-3; Hunter Liptrap 4-4; Bryan Villegas 3-5; Cody Sirgey 4-1; Bobby Shew 3-1; Tim Taylor 2-2; Ryan Dawes 1-3; Joe Kelly 1-2; M. Hainesworth 2-0; Kyle Turkalj 2-0; Zach Woody 2-0; Kris Tursky 1-1; Joseph Grech 1-1; Matthew Shields 1-0; Jason Miller 1-0; Jason Joens 1-0; Berend Grube 1-0; N. Blazevich 1-0; Javier Molina 0-1. Saint VincentArmd Fortunato 8-7; Wezkiewicz 5-3; Alex Rowan 2-5; Terry Kernan 4-1; Jeff Graham 1-4; Mike Speal 2-2; Anthony Johnson 1-3; Bryan Santos 1-3; Rob James 3-0; Evan Lucas 2-1; Sean Hufgard 2-0; Marvin Daney 2-0; Josh Diamond 1-1; John Jackson 1-1; Quillian Reid 1-1; Jim Muraco 1-1; Cal Demillion 0-2; Zach Mihalko 1-0; Matt Lomire 1-0; Tanner Bowling 1-0; Jake Smith 1-0; Drew Owusu 0-1; Jairus Marlow 0-1; Dom Morell 0-1.

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October 2, 2010 - Latrobe, PA

SCORE BY QUARTERS Geneva (3-2) Saint Vincent (1-3, 1-0) SCORING SUMMARY 1st

10:01 9:01 4:10 2nd 14:02 8:40 2:38 0:19 0:00

SVC GEN SVC GEN SVC GEN SVC GEN

1 7 10

2 20 13

3 0 0

4 0 0

F 27 23

B. Hamilton 16-yd run (A. Jones kick) G. Muschette 1-yd run (DiPietro kick) Aaron Jones 22-yd field goal C. O’Patchen 9-yd pass from D. Girardi (kick blocked) B. Hamilton 10-yd pass from J. Smith (Jones kick) G. Muschette 7-yd run (DiPietro kick) C. Ginyard 42-yd pass from A. Smetanka (kick blocked) C. 0’Patchen 53-yd pass from D. Girardi (DiPietro kick)

First Downs Rushes-Yds Passing Yds Cmp-Att-INT Total Offense Kick Ret-Yds Punt Ret-Yds Fumbles-Lost Possession Time Third Down Conv Fourth Down Conv Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks-Yards

GEN 19 31-93 261 30-33-1 354 2-31 0-0 2-1 29:17 3-11 1-3 3-3 3-12

SVC 21 55-297 97 5-18-1 394 3-76 1-38 0-0 30:43 7-15 1-1 3-3 2-14

RUSHING: Geneva-G. Muschette 22-106; AJ Delmonico 1-9; Jordan Curry 4-4; Pat Matty 1-0; David Girardi 3-minus 26. Saint Vincent-Mike Kale 20-102; Joe Yezovich 12-83; Aaron Smetanka 5-49; Brndn Hamilton 8-38; Jake Smith 7-25; Joe Strickland 3-0. PASSING: Geneva-David Girardi 20-32-1-261; G. Muschette 0-1-0-0. Saint Vincent-Aaron Smetanka 4-13-1-87; Jake Smith 1-5-0-10. RECEIVING: Geneva-Corey O'Patchen 6-144; G. Muschette 5-20; AJ Delmonico 4-50; Tyler Jodon 3-26; Alex Mack 2-21. Saint Vincent-Chace Ginyard 2-47; Ricky Douglas 1-28; Sheldn Loughner 1-12; Brndn Hamilton 1-10. INTERCEPTIONS: Geneva-Jon Baldwin 1-0. Saint Vincent-Bryan Santos 1-0. FUMBLES: Geneva-David Girardi 2-1. Saint Vincent-None. SACKS (UA-A): Geneva-Chance Kelosky 1-0; Tyler French 1-0; Adam Rose 1-0. Saint Vincent-Armd Fortunato 1-0; Bryan Santos 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Geneva-Gary Walstrom 8-4; Marcus Costanza 6-4; Jon Baldwin 5-4; Chance Kelosky 4-5; Tyler French 6-1; Brett Hutira 5-0; S. Hejirika 3-2; Jeremy Kiger 2-2; Adam Rose 1-2; Paxton Queen 1-1; Tucker Nuetzel 1-0; Shawn Normil 1-0; Cody Hoskins 1-0; Jamal Conroy 1-0; Matt Caputo 10; Dan Dillman 0-1; Dillon Goodell 0-1; D. Lewis-Swann 0-1. Saint Vincent-Armd Fortunato 6-3; Anthony Johnson 5-4; Alex Rowan 5-2; Marvin Daney 4-2; Wezkiewicz 2-3; Rob James 4-0; Bryan Santos 3-1; Cal Demillion 1-3; Jim Muraco 1-2; Evan Lucas 1-1; Jeff Graham 0-2; John Jackson 1-0; Jairus Marlow 10; Quillian Reid 1-0; Josh Diamond 0-1; Alex Zupanovich 0-1.

2010 REVIEW 2010 GAME RECAPS

WASH & JEFFERSON 31, SAINT VINCENT 20 October 9, 2010 - Washington, PA

SCORE BY QUARTERS Saint Vincent (1-4, 1-1) Wash. & Jefferson (3-2, 3-1)

1 0 10

2 7 14

3 7 7

4 6 0

F 20 31

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 13:43 W&J A. Baroffio 8yd pass from G. Rometo (Kracinovsky kick) 5:50 W&J C. Kracinovsky 21-yd field goal 2nd 12:01 W&J T. McNerney 5-yd run (Kracinovsky kick) 7:31 SVC T. Quirin 32-yd pass from A. Smetanka (Jones kick) 5:19 W&J J. Roycroft 20-yd pass from G. Rometo (Kracinovsky kick) 3rd 9:49 SVC S. Loughner 8-yd pass from A. Smetanka (Jones kick) 7:22 W&J A. Dominick 7-yd pass from G. Rometo (Kracinovsky kick) 4th 2:58 SVC C. Sutton 35-yd pass from A. Smetanka (kick failed) First Downs Rushes-Yds Passing Yds Cmp-Att-INT Total Offense Kick Ret-Yds Punt Ret-Yds Fumbles-Lost Possession Time Third Down Conv Fourth Down Conv Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks-Yards

SVC 19 27-89 282 28-39-0 371 6-119 1-3 3-1 26:13 3-14 2-3 1-2 1-10

W&J 24 49-191 211 18-25-2 402 4-126 0-0 1-1 33:47 6-12 2-3 4-6 3-13

RUSHING: Saint Vincent-Aaron Smetanka 13-43; Mike Kale 8-38; Brndn Hamilton 5-5; Jake Smith 1-3. Wash. & Jeff.-Tim McNerney 29-131; Brian Baldrige 9-47; Nick Puckett 5-18; TEAM 1-0; Gino Rometo 3-minus 5. PASSING: Saint Vincent-Aaron Smetanka 28-39-0-282. Wash. & Jeff.-Gino Rometo 18-25-2-211. RECEIVING: Saint Vincent-Tom Quirin 7-93; Ricky Douglas 7-59; Chrstn Sutton 6-85; Sheldn Loughner 4-50; Joe Strickland 2-2; Brndn Hamilton 1-3; Chace Ginyard 1-minus 10. Wash. & Jeff.-Jordan Roycroft 7-80; Adam Dominick 4-48; Tim McNerney 2-15; Alex Baroffio 2-13; Ben Hoffer 1-34; Brian Baldrige 1-14; Brett Axner 1-7. INTERCEPTIONS: Saint Vincent-Bryan Santos 1-0; Quillian Reid 1-0. Wash. & Jeff.-None. FUMBLES: Saint Vincent-Aaron Smetanka 2-0; Chace Ginyard 1-1. Wash. & Jeff.Gino Rometo 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): Saint Vincent-John Jackson 1-0. Wash. & Jeff.-Ian Hennessy 2-0; Gavin Donathan 0-1; Frank Gigler 0-1. TACKLES (UA-A): Saint Vincent-Anthony Johnson 8-9; Quillian Reid 6-2; Marvin Daney 3-3; Terry Kernan 4-1; Cal Demillion 1-4; Peter Trinko 3-1; Alex Zupanovich 1-3; Armd Fortunato 1-3; John Jackson 2-1; Jeff Graham 1-2; Bryan Santos 1-2; Josh Diamond 0-3; Sean Hufgard 2-0; Mike Speal 2-0; Alex Rowan 1-1; Gonzalez-Jacobo 1-1; Evan Lucas 0-2; Jairus Marlow 1-0; Rob James 1-0; Chaz Coleman 1-0; Drew Owusu 0-1; Mike Wampler 0-1; Jim Muraco 0-1; Ricky Douglas 0-1. Wash. & Jeff.-Matthew Gal 7-7; Zach Pugliese 5-4; Nathan Melhorn 4-4; Craig Sedunov 3-3; Neil Sorice 4-1; Ian Hennessy 3-2; Pat Fening 3-1; Nick Resnik 2-2; Jim Kuntz 2-2; Joe Combine 0-3; Gavin Donathan 1-1

#9 THOMAS MORE 24, SAINT VINCENT 6 October 16, 2010 - Crestview Hills, KY

SCORE BY QUARTERS Saint Vincent (1-5, 1-2) Thomas More (6-0, 4-0) SCORING SUMMARY

1 0 3

2 0 7

3 6 7

4 0 7

F 6 24

1st 9:59 TMC D. Zink 35-yd field goal 2nd 1:49 TMC D. Haydon 2-yd pass from R. Kues (Zink kick) 3rd 12:22 TMC R. Kues 16-yd run (Zink kick) 7:25 SVC C. Strelick 13-yd pass from A. Smetanka (kick failed) 4th 8:50 TMC D. Haydon 2-yd run (Zink kick)

First Downs Rushes-Yds Passing Yds Cmp-Att-INT Total Offense Kick Ret-Yds Punt Ret-Yds Fumbles-Lost Possession Time Third Down Conv Fourth Down Conv Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks-Yards

SVC 16 24-26 252 21-33-2 278 5-117 0-0 0-0 24:59 1-11 0-1 1-2 0-0

TMC 28 56-305 137 12-25-1 442 2-41 1-13 1-0 35:01 3-13 1-1 4-5 5-28

RUSHING: Saint Vincent-Aaron Smetanka 14-17; Mike Kale 5-15; Joe Strickland 1-minus 2; Brndn Hamilton 4-minus 4. Thomas More-Kendall Owens 15-117; Domonique Haydon 22-115; Robert Kues 15-73; Adam Rauch 2-4; TEAM 2minus 4. PASSING: Saint Vincent-Aaron Smetanka 21-33-2-252. Thomas More-Robert Kues 12-24-1-137; Adam Rauch 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: Saint Vincent-Chrstn Sutton 5-101; Tom Quirin 4-30; Ricky Douglas 3-55; Sheldn Loughner 3-35; Brndn Hamilton 3-14; Cody Strelick 1-13; Zach Mihalko 1-3; Mike Kale 1-1. Thomas More-Adam Rauch 5-60; Corie Cartmell 2-23; Mercier Doucette 1-23; Luis Perez 1-17; Austin Studer 1-8; Matt Clark 1-4; Domonique Haydon 1-2. INTERCEPTIONS: Saint Vincent-Wezkiewicz 1-19. Thomas More-Zach Autenrieb 1-0; Marcus Lancaster 1-0. FUMBLES: Saint Vincent-None. Thomas More-Adam Rauch 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): Saint Vincent-None. Thomas More-John French 1-0; Zach Mink 1-0; Jay Volker 1-0; Tyler Owens 1-0; Justin Smith 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Saint Vincent-Jeff Graham 6-2; Armd Fortunato 5-3; Terry Kernan 7-0; Anthony Johnson 6-1; Wezkiewicz 6-1; Quillian Reid 5-1; Cal Demillion 4-1; Bryan Santos 4-1; Josh Diamond 3-0; Alex Rowan 2-1; John Jackson 1-2; Josh Catalano 1-1; Mike Speal 1-1; Alex Zupanovich 1-1; Matt Lomire 1-0; Chaz Coleman 1-0; Sean Hufgard 1-0; Evan Lucas 1-0. Thomas More-Antonio Booker 7-1; Nick Gramke 5-2; Aaron Monk 4-1; Justin Smith 4-1; John French 14; Tyler Owens 3-1; Zach Mink 2-2; Marcus Lancaster 2-1; Jake Fishburn 2-1; Zach Autenrieb 2-0; Aaron Walter 2-0; Brian Hennessey 2-0; Jay Volker 1-1; Kendall Owens 1-0; Elijah Anglim 1-0; Jace Ganshirt 1-0; Andy Rich 1-0

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2010 REVIEW SAINT VINCENT 42, GROVE CITY 17 October 23, 2010 - Latrobe, PA

SCORE BY QUARTERS Grove City (3-4, 1-3) Saint Vincent (2-5, 2-2)

1 3 14

2 0 7

3 0 0

4 14 21

F 17 42

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 12:22 SVC M. Kale 5-yd run (Jones kick) 7:45 GRO C. Bicehouse 40-yd field goal 3:10 SVC C. Sutton 15-yd pass from A. Smetanka (Jones kick) 2nd 13:11 SVC S. Loughner 1-yd pass from A. Smetanka (Jones kick) 4th 12:58 GRO B. Miller 1-yd run (Bicehouse kick) 11:02 SVC S. Loughner 54-yd pass from A. Smetanka (Jones kick) 5:55 SVC S. Loughner 30-yd pass from A. Smetanka (Jones kick) 5:39 SVC T. Kernan 24-yd interception return (Jones kick) 00:15 GRO A. Tapper 16-yd pass from M. McDonald (Bicehouse kick) First Downs Rushes-Yds Passing Yds Cmp-Att-INT Total Offense Kick Ret-Yds Punt Ret-Yds Fumbles-Lost Possession Time Third Down Conv Fourth Down Conv Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks-Yards

GRO 17 32-63 178 20-41-1 241 7-98 1-20 2-1 32:06 7-18 1-3 2-4 1-11

SVC 18 28-99 336 22-30-1 435 2-22 4-48 2-1 27:54 5-11 2-3 4-5 5-29

RUSHING: Grove City-Blaine Miller 17-63; A.J. Tapper 3-13; Shane Kaclik 3-7; Ed Reith 1-minus 2; Brian Pell 8-minus 18. Saint Vincent-Mike Kale 15-77; Jake Smith 2-10; Anthony Johnson 1-6; Zach Mihalko 3-3; Aaron Smetanka 4-3; TEAM 1-0; Brndn Hamilton 2-0 PASSING: Grove City-Brian Pell 17-36-1-155; Mike McDonald 3-5-0-23. Saint Vincent-Aaron Smetanka 22-30-1-336. RECEIVING: Grove City-Luke O'Hara 4-43; Blaine Miller 3-34; Will McCoy 3-33; Zach Summy 3-20; Ed Reith 2-13; Anthony Reda 2-12; A.J. Tapper 1-16; Anthony Ritchie 1-8; Shane Kaclik 1-minus 1. Saint Vincent-Tom Quirin 8-102; Sheldn Loughner 6-130; Chace Ginyard 2-35; Cody Strelick 2-31; Ricky Douglas 2-14; Chrstn Sutton 1-15; Brndn Hamilton 1-9. INTERCEPTIONS: Grove City-Chris Korn 1-17. Saint Vincent-Terry Kernan 1-24. FUMBLES: Grove City-Shane Kaclik 1-0; Blaine Miller 1-1. Saint Vincent-Zach Mihalko 1-1; Bryan Santos 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): Grove City-Marcus Chakot 1-0. Saint Vincent-Armd Fortunato 1-1; Peter Trinko 0-1; Alex Rowan 1-0; Jeff Graham 1-0; John Jackson 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Grove City-Mark Rossol 8-1; Tim Irwin 5-3; Butch Kriger 4-1; Matt Skyrm 4-0; Chris Korn 3-1; Chris Gibbs 3-1; Jason Ferguson 3-1; Marc Shamley 2-0; Zack Patterson 2-0; Joe Diani 2-0; Dan Pesta 1-1; Marcus Chakot 1-1; Jarred Frawley 0-2; Ed Reith 1-0; Scott Linkowski 1-0. Saint Vincent-Anthony Johnson 7-2; Alex Rowan 3-3; Armd Fortunato 3-3; Bryan Santos 4-0; John Jackson 3-1; Marvin Daney 2-2; Terry Kernan 3-0; T. Wezkiewicz 2-1; Dom Morell 2-1; Jeff Graham 1-2; Evan Lucas 1-2; Matt Lomire 2-0; Quillian Reid 1-1; Tom Quirin 1-1; Jim Muraco 1-1; Peter Trinko 0-2; Josh Pomilio 1-0; Rob James 1-0; Aaron Jones 1-0; Cal Demillion 1-0; Jvgn Johnson 0-1; Evan Lucas 0-1

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2010 GAME RECAPS

WAYNESBURG 34, SAINT VINCENT 28 October 30, 2010 - Latrobe, PA

SCORE BY QUARTERS Waynesburg (6-2, 4-1) Saint Vincent (2-6, 2-3)

1 14 0

2 0 14

3 0 7

4 20 7

F 34 28

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 11:47 WAY B. Ngampa 34-yd run (Storck kick) 4:51 WAY R. Williams 2-yd run (Storck kick) 2nd 14:19 SVC M. Kale 1-yd run (Jones kick) 6:27 SVC C. Ginyard 19-yd pass from A. Smetanka (Jones kick) 3rd 4:26 SVC C. Ginyard 31-yd pass from A. Smetanka (Jones kick) 4th 14>23 WAY D. Moor 1-yd run (Storck kick) 11:07 WAY B. Gary 80-yd interception return (Storck kick) 7:10 WAY R. Williams 3-yd run (Storck kick) 5:11 SVC A. Smetanka 1-yd run (Jones kick) First Downs Rushes-Yds Passing Yds Cmp-Att-INT Total Offense Kick Ret-Yds Punt Ret-Yds Fumbles-Lost Possession Time Third Down Conv Fourth Down Conv Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks-Yards

WAY 24 33-86 254 25-40-2 340 5-97 1-7 0-0 31:43 8-14 0-1 3-4 2-16

SVC 19 34-148 303 18-31-2 451 5-87 2-22 3-1 28:17 3-10 0-3 3-5 3-24

RUSHING: Waynesburg-Bertrand Ngampa 15-96; Jamelle Bowers 2-7; Ryan Williams 2-5; Dominic Moore 4-4; TEAM 2-minus 3; Justin Falcon 4-minus 5; Brad Dawson 4-minus 18. Saint Vincent-Mike Kale 24-133; Aaron Smetanka 10-15. PASSING: Waynesburg-Brad Dawson 25-40-2-254. Saint Vincent-Aaron Smetanka 18-31-2-303. RECEIVING: Waynesburg-Adam Moses 9-98; Brent Heckel 4-51; Kyle Kyper 4-50; Jeff Young 3-21; Mike Jones 2-18; Bertrand Ngampa 1-10; Dylan Davis 1-5; Justin Falcon 1-1. Saint Vincent-Tom Quirin 6-70; Chace Ginyard 4-161; Mike Kale 3-5; Sheldn Loughner 2-33; Ricky Douglas 2-27; Rob Minjock 1-7. INTERCEPTIONS: Waynesburg-Bryan Gary 1-80; Sean Hunt 1-5. Saint VincentArmd Fortunato 1-5; Bryan Santos 1-0. FUMBLES: Waynesburg-None. Saint Vincent-Aaron Smetanka 2-1; Mike Kale 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): Waynesburg-Adam Horning 0-1; Alex Menton 0-1; Brandon Fedorka 1-0. Saint Vincent-John Jackson 1-0; Anthony Johnson 1-0; Alex Rowan 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Waynesburg-Alex Menton 6-3; Bryan Gary 4-3; Adam Horning 4-3; Brandon Fedorka 4-1; Ryan Williams 2-2; Dave Rossi 1-3; Matt Krause 3-0; Bernard Wise 3-0; Darryl Moore Jr 3-0; Josh Malenke 2-0; Troy Garove 2-0; Nathan Harr 2-0; Matt Czulewicz 2-0; Ryan Harr 1-0; Ronnie Skinner 1-0; Kyle Kyper 1-0; Spencer McKim 1-0; Sean Hunt 1-0; A. Calcagni 0-1. Saint Vincent-Anthony Johnson 4-6; Alex Rowan 5-4; Armd Fortunato 4-5; Bryan Santos 4-1; Jeff Graham 2-3; Drew Owusu 1-3; Marvin Daney 2-1; Rob James 2-1; Evan Lucas 2-1; Terry Kernan 2-1; T. Wezkiewicz 2-1; Jim Muraco 2-0; Chaz Coleman 1-1; John Jackson 1-1; Sam Walters 1-0; Mike Speal 1-0; Cal Demillion 0-1; Quillian Reid 0-1

2010 REVIEW 2010 GAME RECAPS

SAINT VINCENT 21, WESTMINSTER 14 November 6, 2010 - New Wilmington, PA

SCORE BY QUARTERS Saint Vincent (3-6, 3-3) Westminster (2-7, 1-6)

1 0 14

2 14 0

3 7 0

4 0 0

F 21 14

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 6:17 WES N. Sorice 30-yd pass from S. Lehocky (Young kick) 0:54 WES N. Sorice 10-yd pass from S. Lehocky (Young kick) 2nd 13:16 SVC S. Loughner 29-yd pass from M. Kale (kick failed) 2:35 SVC J. Smith 1-yd run (T. Quirin pass from J. Smith) 3rd 3:15 SVC S. Loughner 10-yd pass from J. Smith (Thompson kick)

First Downs Rushes-Yds Passing Yds Cmp-Att-INT Total Offense Kick Ret-Yds Punt Ret-Yds Fumbles-Lost Possession Time Third Down Conv Fourth Down Conv Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks-Yards

SVC 14 46-192 80 7-17-2 272 3-55 2-0 3-0 30:22 5-14 0-1 2-3 1-5

WES 17 35-149 256 18-38-2 405 4-52 1-7 2-2 29:38 3-14 1-5 1-2 4-13

RUSHING: Saint Vincent-Mike Kale 33-157; Brndn Hamilton 3-24; Jake Smith 8-14; TEAM 2-minus 3. Westminster-John Proano 19-110; Tyler Banks 10-33; Shawn Lehocky 6-6. PASSING: Saint Vincent-Jake Smith 6-16-2-51; Mike Kale 1-1-0-29. WestminsterShawn Lehocky 18-38-2-256. RECEIVING: Saint Vincent-Sheldn Loughner 2-39; Tom Quirin 2-10; Mike Kale 1-13; Ricky Douglas 1-11; Rob Minjock 1-7. Westminster-G. Pasquinelli 6-84; John Proano 4-12; Connor Kobis 2-65; Nick Sorice 2-40; Austin Cope 2-10; Tyle Banks 1-31; Logan Belinda 1-14. INTERCEPTIONS: Saint Vincent-Josh Diamond 1-66; Quillian Reid 1-0. Westminster-J.J. Nalesnik 1-21; Jordon Rooney 1-0. FUMBLES: Saint Vincent-Bryan Santos 1-0; Jairus Marlow 1-0; Jake Smith 1-0. Westminster-Shawn Lehocky 1-1; G. Pasquinelli 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): Saint Vincent-Jeff Graham 1-0. Westminster-Ryan Brucker 1-1; Jake Brown 1-0; Christofferson 0-1; Aaron Nauer 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Saint Vincent-Armd Fortunato 12-2; Anthony Johnson 5-3; Drew Owusu 7-0; Rob James 5-0; Sean Hufgard 3-2; Jeff Graham 3-1; Alex Rowan 1-2; Marvin Daney 2-0; John Jackson 2-0; Quillian Reid 2-0; Bryan Santos 2-0; Jim Muraco 1-1; Josh Diamond 0-2; Tanner Bowling 1-0; Shane Smith 10; Mike Speal 1-0; Matt Lomire 1-0; Evan Lucas 1-0; T. Wezkiewicz 0-1. Westminster-Tom Geraghty 6-4; Aaron Nauer 7-2; Jake Brown 4-4; Cory Meeker 2-5; J.J. Nalesnik 3-3; Derrick Orloski 4-1; Kyle Allen 3-1; Jesse Sylvester 2-2; Christofferson 1-2; Joe Ross 2-0; Ryan Brucker 1-1; Todd Rupert 1-0; Shawn Lehocky 1-0; Jacob Kieffer 0-1; R. Budziszewski 0-1; Doug Orloski 0-1; Zak Adams 0-1; Joe Anderson

BETHANY 35, SAINT VINCENT 28 November 13, 2010 - Bethany, WV

SCORE BY QUARTERS Saint Vincent (3-7, 3-4) Bethany (5-5, 4-3)

1 0 7

2 0 7

3 14 14

4 14 7

F 28 35

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 2:44 BET C. Collins 27-yd pass from M. Grimard (B. Morehead kick) 2nd 13:03 BET E. Walker 9-yd run (B. Morehead kick) 3rd 11:45 BET N. Irizarry 23-yd pass from M. Grmard (B.Morehead kick) 8:41 SVC M. Kale 31-yd run (A. Jones kick) 6:56 SVC S. Loughner 55-yd pass from A. Smetanka (A. Jones kick) 0:01 BET C. Thomas 33-yd pass from M. Grimard (B. Morehead kick) 4th 12:22 SVC M. Kale 3-yd run (kick failed) 5:28 SVC T. Quirin 29-yd pass from A. Smetanka (Kale rush) 3:04 BET E. Walker 2-yd run (B. Morehead kick) First Downs Rushes-Yds Passing Yds Cmp-Att-INT Total Offense Kick Ret-Yds Punt Ret-Yds Fumbles-Lost Possession Time Third Down Conv Fourth Down Conv Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks-Yards

SVC 19 32-165 326 15-27-2 491 6-143 4-16 4-3 26:49 4-9 0-1 1-4 0-0

BET 22 52-287 180 11-21-0 467 5-104 2-40 0-0 33:11 4-14 1-3 2-2 2-17

RUSHING: Saint Vincent-Mike Kale 22-146; Brndn Hamilton 3-19; Jake Smith 2-7; Chace Ginyard 1-minus 1; Aaron Smetanka 4-minus 6. Bethany-Matt Grimard 28-172; Eric Walker 18-101; Nico Irizarry 3-21; TEAM 1-0; Alex Evans 1-minus 2; Ed Holmes 1-minus 5. PASSING: Saint Vincent-Aaron Smetanka 15-27-2-326. Bethany-Matt Grimard 11-21-0-180. RECEIVING: Saint Vincent-Tom Quirin 5-110; Sheldn Loughner 3-124; Mike Kale 3-3; Zach Mihalko 2-72; Chace Ginyard 1-11; Rob Minjock 1-6. Bethany-Nico Irizarry 4-53; C.J. Thomas 3-72; Chris Collins 2-44; Eric Walker 1-8; Ed Holmes 1-3. INTERCEPTIONS: Saint Vincent-None. Bethany-Jeff Joyce 1-33; Willis Powell 1-7. FUMBLES: Saint Vincent-Zach Mihalko 1-1; Mike Kale 1-1; Bryan Santos 1-0; Aaron Smetanka 1-1. Bethany-None. SACKS (UA-A): Saint Vincent-None. Bethany-D.J. LeSane 1-0; Kasib Taalib-Din 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Saint Vincent-Anthony Johnson 10-7; Josh Diamond 5-5; Armd Fortunato 3-6; Quillian Reid 2-5; Alex Rowan 3-3; Jeff Graham 1-5; T. Wezkiewicz 2-3; Jim Muraco 1-4; Drew Owusu 2-2; Evan Lucas 1-2; John Jackson 0-3; Dom Morell 1-1; Jovn Johnson 0-2; Cal Demillion 0-2; Marvin Daney 0-2; Matt Lomire 0-2; Rob James 1-0; Aaron Smetanka 1-0; Brndn Hamilton 1-0; Peter Trinko 1-0; Zach Mihalko 1-0; Bryan Santos 0-1; Sean Hufgard 0-1; Alex Zupanovich 0-1; Tanner Bowling 0-1. Bethany-Kyle Arrington 7-9; Kasib Taalib-Din 2-5; Willis Powell 4-2; Jamaan Webb 3-3; John Gyure 1-4; Gage Lotozo 0-5; Tremayne Ford 22; McQuel Sims 2-2; Robert Baker 0-4; Jeff Joyce 3-0; Blake DeBord 2-1; Adrian White 1-2; Eric Walker 1-1; D.J. LeSane 1-0; Matt Landowski 0-1; Raymear Pinchom 0-1; D.J. Clark 0-1; Tyrell Scott 0-1; Ryan Sipe 0-1; Zach Burton 0-1.

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THE P.A.C. Founded in 1955, the Presidents’ Athletic Conference continues its mission of promoting intercollegiate athletics and academic excellence. Comprised of 10 select, private colleges - Bethany College, Chatham University, Geneva College, Grove City College, Saint Vincent College, Thiel College, Thomas More College, Washington & Jefferson College, Waynesburg University, and Westminster College - the PAC remains a unique organization in this day of high pressure intercollegiate athletics. With academics at the center of each member’s philosophy, the PAC is built on the principle that an athletic program is a part of college life, but not an entity in itself. The PAC expanded to seven members in 2005 with the addition of Thomas More College, formerly and NCAA Division-III Independent. Saint Vincent College, a former NAIA member, joined the conference as it begain provisional membership status in NCAA Division-III in 200607, and is now a full-fledged member of the NCAA. Another NAIA member, Geneva College, became the conference’s ninth member and began league play as it started Division-III provisional membership in 2007-08. Chatham University became the league’s 10th member, also in 2007-08. The PAC annually crowns champions in 19 sports. PAC championship teams receive automatic qualification status for most NCAA Division-III national championship events. All-conference status is awarded in all 19 sports. Head coaches select all-league squads for team sports, while in individual sports, such as cross-country and tennis, All-PAC accolades are based upon performances at the conference championships. The PAC annually awards its men’s and women’s AllSports Trophies to the scools which perform best across the board in PAC competition. In the 2009-10 academic year, the Washington & Jefferson men and Grove City women were awarded the All-Sports Trophy. True to its mission, the PAC has produced numerous Academic All-Americans and NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winners. Last year, the league named over 600 student-athletes to the PAC Academic Honor Roll, which recognizes participating athletes who attain a grade-point average of 3.60 or above during their season of competition.

The Presidents’ Athletic Conference 8500 Brooktree Road Wexford, PA 15090 www.pacathletics.org Executive Director: Joe Onderko Assistant Director: Shannon O’Brien

2011 Final Standings

SCHOOL Thomas More Wash. & Jefferson Waynesburg Bethany Grove City Saint Vincent Westminster Thiel Geneva

PAC Games W L 7 0 6 1 4 3 4 3 3 4 3 4 1 6 0 7 ---

W 11 9 6 5 5 3 2 0 5

Overall

L 1 2 4 5 5 7 8 10 5

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THE P.A.C.

TOTAL OFFENSE Geneva Thomas More Wash. & Jeff Waynesburg Saint Vincent Bethany Grove City Westminster Thiel

G Rush 10 1779 12 2682 11 1415 10 1299 10 1267 10 1564 10 1479 10 1344 10 841

RUSHING Gerard Muschette - GEN Domonique Haydon - TMC Tim McNerney - W&J Eric Walker - BET Matt Grimard - BET Mike Kale - SVC John Proano - WES Blaine Miller - GRO PASSING Brad Dawson - WAY Aaron Smetanka - SVC David Girardi - GEN Gino Rometo - W&J Shawn Lehocky- WES Robert Kues - TMC Matt Grimard - BET RECEPTIONS Jordan Roycroft - W&J Gino Pasquinelli - W&J Gerard Muschette - GEN AJ Delmonico - GEN Tom Quirin - SVC Cory O’Patchen - GEN Adam Moses - WAY

RECEIVING YARDS Corey O’Patchen - GEN Jordan Roycroft - W&J Tom Quirin - SVC Jeff Young - WAY Gino Pasquinelli - W&J CJ Thomas - BET Sheldon Loughner - SVC

Pass Plays Yards Avg/p Avg/g 5.6 396.7 2188 706 1967 385.1 1939 839 4621 5.5 2625 706 4040 5.7 367.3 5.1 364.4 2345 708 3644 2365 633 3632 5.7 363.3 358.8 1564 672 3588 5.3 322.6 1747 694 3226 4.6 1749 658 3093 4.7 309.3 3.5 229.1 1450 660 2291

Cl Sr Fr So Jr Fr Jr So Jr

G 10 11 11 10 10 10 8 10

Cl Sr So Sr Sr Sr So So

G 11 9 10 10 10 9 10

Cl Sr Jr Sr Sr Jr So Fr

Cl So Sr Sr Jr So So Sr

Att 278 196 224 195 193 156 121 174

Yds 1655 1144 1009 898 882 818 530 652

Rec 79 48 50 48 46 35 37

Yds TD 921 12 514 6 352 3 482 1 669 3 754 10 431 7

G 9 9 10 11 10 12 10

Cmp 190 141 180 189 155 149 120

G 9 11 10 10 9 9 10

Rec 35 79 46 34 48 32 29

TOTAL OFFENSE Cl G Brad Dawson - WAY Sr 9 Matt Grimard - BET Fr 10 Aaron Smetanka - SVC Jr 9 David Girardi - GEN Sr 10 Shawn Lehocky - WES Jr 10 Robert Kues - TMC So 12 Gino Rometo - W&J Sr 11

Rsh 147 882 106 -85 310 539 -137

Avg 6.0 5.8 4.5 4.6 4.6 5.2 4.4 3.7

TD Long Avg/g 17 75 165.5 16 47 104.0 18 69 91.7 12 53 89.8 11 49 88.2 4 37 81.8 2 39 66.2 7 58 65.2

Att INT 323 14 228 10 306 8 281 7 293 16 255 7 211 12

Pct .588 .618 .588 .673 .529 .584 .569

Yds TD 754 10 921 12 669 3 583 4 514 6 514 2 537 10

Lng 88 59 51 57 45 42 55

Pass 2111 1490 1966 2154 1726 1893 2360

Tot 2258 2372 2072 2069 2036 2432 1655

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Lng 59 45 28 51 51 88 22

Yd/g 250.9 237.2 207.2 206.9 203.6 202.7 202.1

Yds 2111 1966 2154 2360 1726 1893 1490

TD 14 17 16 22 14 16 10

Yd/c 21.5 11.7 14.5 17.1 10.7 16.1 18.5

Yd/g 83.8 83.7 66.9 58.3 57.1 57.1 53.7

Yd/c Rec/g 11.7 7.2 10.7 5.3 7.0 5.0 10.0 4.8 14.5 4.6 21.5 3.9 11.6 3.7

TOTALDEFENSE Grove City Thomas More Wash. & Jeff Westminster Thiel Saint Vincent Waynesburg Bethany Geneva

Avg/g 234.6 218.4 215.4 214.5 172.6 157.8 159.0

G Rush 10 1221 12 1456 11 1285 10 1741 10 1866 10 1480 10 1290 10 2309 10 1772

2010 PAC STATISTICS

Pass Plays Yards Avg/p Avg/g 296.5 1744 596 2965 5.0 2110 842 3566 4.2 297.2 330.2 2347 763 3632 4.8 348.7 1746 693 3487 5.0 5.9 351.1 1645 595 3511 356.0 2080 702 3560 5.1 2327 687 3617 5.3 361.7 365.6 2309 613 3656 6.0 368.4 1772 687 3684 5.4

ALL-PURPOSE Gerard Muschette- GEN Kendall Owens - TMC Domonique Hayden - TMC Tim McNerney - W&J Blaine Miller - GRO Eric Walker - BET AJ Delmonico - GEN Mike Kale - SVC

Cl Sr Jr Fr So Jr Jr Sr Jr

G 10 12 11 11 10 10 10 10

SACKS Tyler Owens - TMC Jay Volker - TMC Kasib Tallib-Din - BET Andy McGill - W&J Frank Gigler - W&J Tim Taylor - THI Darryl Moore - WAY

Cl Sr Jr Jr So Jr Jr Jr

G Solo Ast Yds Tot Avg/g 57 9.0 0.75 12 8 2 10 7 4 48 9.0 0.90 63 8.5 0.85 1 10 8 11 7 2 52 8.0 0.73 11 5 5 37 7.5 0.68 47 7.0 0.70 10 6 2 10 6 2 36 7.0 0.70

TACKLES Cl Tom Geraghty - WES Sr Anthony Johnson - SVC Jr Kyle Arrington - BET So Armando Fortunato - SVC Jr Sr Cory Meeker - WES Jake Brown - WES Sr Sr Craig Sedunov - W&J

TACKLES FOR LOSS Tyler Owens - TMC Aaron Nauer - WES Tim Taylor - THI Darryl Moore - WAY Frank Gigler - W&J Jay Volker - TMC Anthony Johnson - SVC INTERCEPTIONS Sean Hunt - WAY Zach Autenrieb - TMC Marcus Lancaster - TMC Bryan Santos - SVC Bryan Gary - WAY Chris Korn - GRO Jordon Rooney - WES

Cl Sr So Jr Jr Jr Jr Jr Cl Jr So Sr Fr So Sr Jr

Rsh 1655 626 1144 1009 652 898 31 818

Rec PR KR Yds 0 2007 352 0 529 440 393 1988 0 1222 78 0 92 1209 108 0 0 1090 438 0 0 1071 173 0 482 0 443 956 0 882 64 0

G Pos Solo 10 LB 54 10 LB 54 10 LB 37 10 LB 55 10 LB 40 10 LB 48 11 S 56

Ast 57 48 60 40 53 37 33

Tot Avg/g 111 11.1 102 10.2 97 9.7 95 9.5 94 9.4 85 8.5 89 8.2

Yds/g 200.7 165.7 111.1 109.9 109.0 107.1 95.6 88.2

G Solo Ast Yds Tot Avg/g 12 20 7 93 23.5 1.96 71 18.0 1.80 10 16 4 74 17.5 1.75 10 15 5 10 13 8 66 17.0 1.70 11 10 10 61 15.0 1.36 10 6 6 69 14.0 1.40 10 8 9 30 12.5 1.25 G INT Yds 10 8 51 12 8 41 12 5 72 10 4 40 10 3 132 10 3 17 10 3 10

TD 1 1 2 0 2 0 0

Lng 27 32 60 40 80 17 10

INT/g 0.80 0.67 0.42 0.40 0.30 0.30 0.30

THE P.A.C. 2010 ALL-PAC SELECTIONS

SECOND TEAM

FIRST TEAM

Sheldon Loughner

Taofik Amokomowo

Shane Smith

COACHES HONORS*

OL Lee Thieroff Sr WR Cory O’Patchen So WR AJ Delmonico Jr QB David Girardi Sr RB Gerard Muschette Sr DL Adam Rose Sr LB Chance Kelosky Sr * All-PAC equivalent for NCAA D-III provisional members (Geneva)

Offense OL Gary Flavion Wash. & Jefferson OL Nick Hanley Waynesburg OL Jeremy Hoop Thomas More OL Pete Polesnak Grove City OL Jason Soltis Bethany WR Sheldon Loughner Saint Vincent WR Jordan Roycroft Wash. & Jefferson TE Adam Moses Waynesburg QB Aaron Smetanka Saint Vincent RB Domonique Hayden Thomas More RB Kendall Owens Thomas More Special Teams K Dustin Zink P Joe Kelly RET Kendall Owens

Defense DL Jarred Frawley DL Darryl Moore DL Tyler Owens DL Jay Volker LB Jason Ferguson LB Bryan Gary LB Nick Gramke DB Zach Autenrieb DB Sean Hunt DB Marcus Lancaster DB Craig Sedunov

Jr Jr So Sr Sr Sr Sr So Jr Fr Jr

Sr Thomas More Wash. & Jefferson Sr Thomas More Jr Grove City Waynesburg Thomas More Thomas More Grove City Waynesburg Thomas More Thomas More Waynesburg Thomas More Wash. & Jefferson

HONORABLE MENTION

Jr Jr Sr Jr Jr So So So Jr Sr Sr

Offense OL Taofik Amokomowo OL Mike Kudelko OL Kevin Naltner OL Shane Smith OL Melvin Warrick WR Geno Pasquinelli WR Tom Quirin TE Matt Clark QB Gino Rometo RB Tim McNerney RB Eric Walker Special Teams K Jon Storck P Aaron Walter RET Kyle Allen

Defense DL Frank Gigler DL Andy McGill DL Aaron Nauer DL Justin Smith LB Armando Fortunato LB Tom Geraghty LB Neil Sorice DB Matt Gal DB Butch Kriger DB Aaron Monk DB Bryan Villegas

Saint Vincent Westminster Thomas More Saint Vincent Waynesburg Wash. & Jefferson Saint Vincent Thomas More Wash. & Jefferson Wash. & Jefferson Bethany

Jr Sr So Jr Sr So Sr Sr Sr So Jr

Waynesburg Thomas More Westminster

So Jr So

Wash. & Jefferson Wash. & Jefferson Westminster Thomas More Saint Vincent Westminster Wash. & Jefferson Wash. & Jefferson Grove City Thomas More Thiel

Jr So So Sr Jr Sr Jr Jr Sr Sr Sr

OL: Bryan Benzinger, BET; Adam Fueller, WES; David Mossa, THI; Zach O’Brien, WES; Cory Potter, BET; Zach Start, GRO; John Wise, TMC WR: Alex Baroffio, W&J; Adam Dominick, W&J; Mercier Doucette, TMC; Luke O’Hara, GRO; CJ Thomas, BET TE: Jim Bonnenberger, WES; Anthony Reda, GRO; Kyle Turkalj, THI QB: Brad Dawson, WAY; Matt Grimard, BET; Shawn Lehocky, WES RB: Mike Kale, SVC; Blaine Miller, GRO DL: Marcus Chakot, GRO; Sean Christofferson, WES; John French, TMC; Jeff Graham, SVC; John Jackson, SVC; John Gyure, BET; Will Haase, THI; Ian Hennessey, W&J; Matt Kruase, WAY; Jesse Sylvester, WES; Kasib Taalib-Din, BET; Tim Taylor, THI; Mark Shamley, GRO LB: Kyle Arrington, BET; Jake Brown, WES; Anthony Johnson, SVC; Ethan Ludwig, THI; Cory Meeker, WES; Willis Powell, BET; Zach Pugliese, W&J; Nick Resnik, W&J; Bobby Shew, THI DB: Kyle Allen, WES; Antonio Booker, TMC; Jordon Rooney, WES; Joe Ross, WES; Mark Rossoll, GRO; Alex Rowan, 2010 PAC MVP SVC; Bryan Santos, SVC; Jamaan Webb, BET; Adrian White, BET; Ryan Williams, WAY Tyler Owens, DL, TMC K: Craig Bicehouse, GRO P: Andrew Clark, WES; Ed Reith, GRO 2010 PAC Coach of the Yr: RET: Troy Garove, WAY; Ben Hoffer, W&J; Jeff Joyce, BET Jim Hilvert, TMC

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THE P.A.C. PAC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL

The Presidentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Athletic Conference Academic Honor Roll recognizes athletes who attain a grade-point average of 3.6 or higher during their season of competition. Since joining the conference in 2007, Saint Vincent football has had 37 players named to the PAC Honor Roll. 2010: Josh Catalano, JR Creese, Josh Diamond, Armando Fortunato, Zach Mihalko, Joe Mylant, Alex Peffley, Rob Minjock, Alex Rowan, Joe Strickland, Pete Trinko, Josh Vigna, Zara Wallace, Joe Yezovich 2009: Josh Catalano, Zach Doebler, Jeff Graham, Kelly Knepshield, Rob Minjock, Joe Mylant, Quillian Reid, Joe Shaffo, Joe Strickland 2008: Greg Chinchilla. Jeff Graham, Jacob Kiefer, Kelly Knepshield, Rob Minjock, Joe Mylant, Matt Robinson, Joe Yezovich 2007: Jeff Graham, Jacob Kiefer, Kelly Knepshield, Quillian Reid, TC Sawick

John Jackson

Jake Gabelt

ALL-TIME ALL-PAC SELECTIONS 2010 QB - Aaron Smetanka (1st Team) WR - Sheldon Loughner (1st) OL - Taofik Amokomowo (2nd) OL - Shane Smith (2nd) WR - Tom Quirin (2nd) LB - Armando Fortunato (2nd) RB - Mike Kale (Honrable Men) DL - John Jackson (HM) DL - Jeff Graham (HM) LB - Anthony Johnson (HM) DB - Alex Rowan (HM) DB - Bryan Santos (HM)

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2009** WR - Sheldon Loughner OL - Kelly Knepshield LB - David Ribero DL - John Jackson DB - Rob James KR - Zach Mihalko

Joe Mylant was a four-time selection to the PAC Academic Honor Roll

Kelly Knepshield

2008** TE - Jake Gabelt RB - Jairus Marlow OL - Kelly Knepshield LB - Anthony Johnson DL - John Jackson DB - Roscoe Barber DB - Quillian Reid

Rob James

2007** TE - Sheldon Loughner WR - Rob James RB - Logan Small DB - Quillian Reid

** From 2007-09, Saint Vincent players received PAC Coaches Honors, the All-PAC equivalent for NCAA Division-III provisional schools

TEAM HISTORY Ever since one of the first documented professional football games in history took place on a field less than a mile from campus in the late 1800s, the Latrobe, PA area has played a big role in football-crazy Western Pennsylvania. Saint Vincent College fielded its first varsity football squad in 1923, and immediately cemented a solid tradition. Though the sport was discontinued at the school in 1962,

Saint Vincent still remained in the football forefront, as the school has played host to summer training camp for the six-time Super Bowl Champion Pittsburgh Steelers for over 40 years. The football program at Saint Vincent was resurrected in 2006, and the current Bearcats are set on continuing the long, storied tradition of Saint Vincent Bearcat football.

1923 Fans were baffled in the Bearcats’ Nov. 3rd finale against Duquesne when Saint Vincent players formed a circle behind the line of scrimmage before running the next play. This act, known as the huddle, was the brainchild of Saint Vincent head coach Marion Cleary, and was the first huddle system introduced in the Tri-State District.

1927 A September game between Saint Vincent and Saint Francis turns into an all-day football extravaganza when referees forgot to keep an official clock. The 2pm game was eventually called to darkness, with Saint Francis winning 19-0. In a November game against George Washington, Bearcat singall callers established a record that still stands today, completing 30 of 34 passes.

1929 In a 40-0 win over Edinboro, Sammy Lucker gained 501 yards from scrimmage, scoring two touchdowns.

1931 Harry Johnson scores five touchdowns against Salem in his

most impressive performance, en-route to being Saint Vincent’s first ever football All-American. He officially received the nickname “Sticks” later on in the season after SVC’s 7-0 win over Canisius.

1934 In a meeting between Waynesburg and Saint Vincent, the Bearcats pulled out a nail-biting 14-6 win on a touchdown pass to Joe Pisula and a 44-yard run by Harry Johnson with seconds left in the fourth quarter. 1936

Bearcat Stadium opens on the part of campus that now houses the School of Science, Mathematics, and Computing. The distinct “Sauerkraut Tower,” which is still erected today, is located on the sideline behind the Bearcat bench.

1939 Joe Ratica, a 1939 SVC grad, becomes the first Bearcat football player to reach the National Football League. The center/guard played in eight games for Brooklyn as a rookie. 1943

Saint Vincent, like most small colleges across the country, cancels football prior to the 1943 season, due to the large number of students drafted into World War II.

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TEAM HISTORY 1944

Three Saint Vincent graduates make their professional debuts in the NFL. Vern Foltz, a tackle, plays 10 games for the Washington Redskins. Johnny Popovich debuts as a running back and kick returner for Philadelphi, while Bap Manzini starts nine games at center for the Eagles.

1945 Another Saint Vincent alum, John Kondrla, makes his debut with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Later that season, Manzini is named an NFL All-Pro in his second professional season. 1946

Following the completion of World War II, football returns to Saint Vincent. Head coach Red Edwards steps down following the season, retiring with a record of 60-29-12. His winning percentage of .674 is still the best among ithe seven head coaches in the program’s history.

1948 After succeeding Edwards in the 1947 season as head coach of the Bearcats, Manzini returns to the NFL, signing with the Detroit Lions. Al DeLuca is named head coach, a position he will hold until football is disbanded in 1962. After retiring from the NFL in 1949, Manzini entered the high school coaching ranks, and amassed a record of 203-74-8. 1950

The Bearcats enjoy the most storied season in history, finishing 10-0 and opening the season with six straight shutouts. For the season, they outscored opponents 236-12. The season is culminated with a 7-6 win over Emory and Henry in the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. Now known as the Citrus Bowl, it is the third longest running bowl game in college football.

1962 Citing costs, football is discontinued as a varsity program. Club football returns in 1968, and continues through the mid-70’s. 1967

The Pittsburgh Steelers move their summer training camp to Saint Vincent College, and the team has returned in each of the past 44 summers.

2005 Then-president Jim Will announces football will return to Saint Vincent, and the Bearcat athletic teams will move from the NAIA to the NCAA Division-III Presidents’ Athletic Conference. Bob Colbert is named football coach. 2007 On August 2nd, recently completed Chuck Noll Field is blessed and dedicated as the home of Bearcat football. Twenty-nine days later, football returns to Saint Vincent, as the Bearcats host Gallaudet University in front of an overflow crowd at Chuck Noll Field.

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TEAM HISTORY YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS Year 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1928 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936

W 3 4 2 3 1 6 4 4 5 5 5 6 2 5

L 1 4 4 5 6 3 4 6 3 2 3 2 4 3

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

Year 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 42-45 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952

1924 Record 4-4 SVC 14 St. Rosalia High SVC 24 Derry High SVC 6 Uniontown High SVC 0 Kiski SVC 40 Duquesne Tech SVC 14 St. Francis SVC 0 Indiana St. Teachers SVC 0 Westinghouse Tech

1925 Record 2-4-1 SVC 0 Kiski SVC 6 Westinghouse Tech SVC 38 Mount St. Mary's SVC 7 W. VA Freshman SVC 0 Slippery Rock SVC 0 California St. Teachers SVC 0 Potomac State 1926 Record 3-5 SVC 9 Kiski SVC 0 St. Francis SVC 27 Mount St. Mary's SVC 0 Slippery Rock SVC 12 California St. Teachers SVC 0 Carnegie T. Freshmen SVC 6 West Liberty SVC 12 Geneva Reserves 1927 Record 1-6-1 SVC 0 St. Francis SVC 6 Indiana St. Teachers

L 2 1 2 3 2 1 TEAM 4 6 3 0 3 3 2

T 2 1 2 2 1 0 (WWII) 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

Year 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 2007 2008 2009 2010

TOTAL: 159-145-26 .523 Winning Pct

ALL-TIME RESULTS 1923 Record 3-1 SVC 18 Ligonier High SVC 18 St. Rosalia High SVC 51 St. Thomas Academy SVC 3 Duquesne University

W 5 8 4 3 6 7 NO 4 3 6 10 3 5 5

0 0 0 27 0 3 19 41 0 6 33 6 35 0 0 21 0 7 31 42 41 0 6 6 25 14 6 19 12

SVC SVC SVC SVC SVC SVC

0 0 0 13 0 10

W. VA Freshmen Slippery Rock Carnegie Tech Fr. Geneva Reserves Cathedral Prep George Wash. Univ.

1928 Record 6-3 SVC 6 St. Francis College SVC 25 Indiana Normal SVC 13 W. VA Freshmen SVC 19 Slippery Rock Normal SVC 40 Potomac State SVC 0 Carnegie Tech Fr. SVC 0 West Liberty SVC 38 Geneva Reserves SVC 18 Donora Independents 1929 Record 4-4-1 SVC 0 St. Francis SVC 38 Indiana Normal SVC 6 Waynesburg SVC 12 St. Bonaventure SVC 40 Edinboro SVC 7 Mt. St. Mary's SVC 6 Canisius SVC 40 Fairmont SVC 6 Allegheny

1930 Record 4-6 SVC 6 St. Francis SVC 57 Westinghouse Tec h SVC 0 Geneva Reserves SVC 7 St. Bonaventure SVC 6 Mt. St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s SVC 6 Canisius SVC 0 St. Thomas SVC 0 Thiel

45 63 47 0 0 39 26 0 6 14 7 18 7 0 0 6 0 19 12 0 6 18 0 28 2 0 25 13 14 18 20 20

SVC 13 SVC 18

W 3 0 3 5 5 4 3 4 3 1 0 1 0 3

Broaddus Carlisle

1931 Record 5-3-1 SVC 20 St. Francis SVC 30 Westinghouse Tech SVC 0 St. Bonaventure SVC 7 Mt. St. Mary's SVC 7 Canisius SVC 0 Thiel SVC 0 Davis & Elkins SVC 38 Salem SVC 13 New River 1932 Record 5-2-1 SVC 31 Westinghouse Tech SVC 19 Mt. St. Mary's SVC 13 Canisius SVC 19 Thiel SVC 6 Davis & Elkins SVC 7 Geneva SVC 19 Grove City SVC 25 Morris Harvey 1933 Record 5-3 SVC 2 St. Bonaventure SVC 14 Mt. St. Mary's SVC 20 Canisius SVC 26 Davis & Elkins SVC 25 New River SVC 7 Geneva SVC 19 Clarion SVC 12 La Salle 1934 Record 6-2 SVC 26 West Liberty SVC 14 Waynesburg SVC 9 St. Bonaventure

L 4 8 4 2 1 2 4 1 1 6 10 9 10 7

T 0 0 2 1 1 1 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0

6 0 0 0 0 15 0 6 14 0 6 0 0 13 6 14 14 7 0 7 6 59 7 0 13 0 7 7 6 6

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TEAM HISTORY SVC 19 SVC 6 SVC 18 SVC 54 SVC 6

Canisius Davis & Elkins Salem Clarion LaSalle

1935 Record 2-4-2 SVC 6 Waynesburg SVC 0 St. Bonaventure SVC 6 Canisius SVC 0 St. Thomas SVC 9 Davis & Elkins SVC 19 Salem SVC 0 W. VA Wesleyan SVC 6 Univ. of San Antonio 1936 Record 5-3 SVC 0 Waynesburg SVC 14 St. Bonaventure SVC 0 Canisius SVC 6 St. Thomas SVC 27 Davis & Elkins SVC 21 Salem SVC 26 Morris Harvey SVC 6 West VA Wesleyan

1937 Record 5-2-2 SVC 0 Duquesne SVC 0 Waynesburg SVC 13 St. Bonaventure SVC 18 Canisius SVC 0 St. Thomas SVC 28 Davis & Elkins SVC 0 West VA Wesleyan SVC 26 Glenville St. Teachers SVC 19 St. Anselm 1938 Record 8-1-1 SVC 8 Waynesburg SVC 21 St. Bonaventure SVC 16 Canisius SVC 7 St. Thomas SVC 38 Thiel SVC 26 Davis & Elkins SVC 27 West VA Wesleyan SVC 13 Glenville St. Teachers SVC 31 Youngstown SVC 0 West Maryland 1939 Record 4-2-2 SVC 46 St. Francis SVC 0 Waynesburg SVC 0 Canisius SVC 7 St. Thomas SVC 12 Davis & Elkins SVC 32 West VA Wesleyan SVC 13 Niagara SVC 0 Xavier 1940 Record 3-3-2 SVC 0 St. Francis SVC 0 St. Bonaventure SVC 25 Canisius SVC 0 St. Thomas SVC 19 Davis & Elkins SVC 6 Niagara SVC 3 Xavier SVC 0 Fort Hamilton

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7 9 0 6 13 6 18 6 7 0 16 18 7 6 0 19 13 0 6 0 0 26 0 0 0 7 12 0 0 13 0 0 14 19 0 6 0 7 6 0 13 3 14 7 0 6 0 0 13 14 20 0 14 0 15 0

1941 Record 6-2-1 SVC 0 Duquesne SVC 7 St. Francis SVC 12 Waynesburg SVC 14 St. Bonaventure SVC 39 Canisius SVC 13 Davis & Elkins SVC 19 West VA Wesleyan SVC 6 Niagara SVC 7 Xavier

1942 Record 7-1 SVC 0 Duquesne SVC 20 Indiana St. Teachers SVC 12 Waynesburg SVC 25 Canisius SVC 32 St. Thomas SVC 6 Morris Harvey SVC 19 Youngstown SVC 39 Fort Hamilton

No football during 1943, 1944, 1945 1946 Record 4-4 SVC 7 Indiana St. Teachers SVC 6 West Liberty SVC 12 Waynesburg SVC 0 St. Bonaventure SVC 32 Davis & Elkins SVC 45 Salem SVC 14 Youngstown SVC 21 Alliance 1947 Record 3-6-1 SVC 7 Indiana St Teachers SVC 25 Steubenville SVC 0 Niagara SVC 0 Youngstown SVC 0 St. Bonaventure SVC 7 Canisius SVC 13 Alliance SVC 6 Marshall SVC 14 Waynesburg SVC 19 Scranton

1948 Record 6-3 SVC 25 Indiana St. Teachers SVC 0 Canisius SVC 14 Steubenville SVC 18 Alliance College SVC 21 Waynesburg SVC 26 St. Francis SVC 0 Scranton SVC 31 Mt. St. Marys SVC 12 St. Bonaventure

1949 Record 10-0 SVC 26 Indiana State Teachers SVC 34 Steubenville SVC 13 Alliance SVC 19 Geneva SVC 6 Waynesburg SVC 13 St. Francis SVC 6 Waynesburg SVC 13 St. Francis SVC 52 West VA Wesleyan SVC 30 Mt. St. Mary's SVC 34 Westminster SVC* 7 Emory and Henry (*Tangerine Bowl, Orlando, FL, Jan. 2)

7 7 0 7 9 7 0 0 21 14 0 0 0 6 0 7 0 20 13 7 26 0 6 25 7 0 0 0 19 21 10 7 39 20 27 0 19 0 12 7 0 20 7 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 6

1950 Record 3-3-2 SVC 14 Duquesne SVC 17 Geneva SVC 7 Scranton SVC 19 St. Francis SVC 34 Lock Haven SVC 7 St. Bonaventure SVC 13 Waynesburg SVC 7 Niagara 1951 Record 5-3 SVC 68 Salem SVC 32 Davis & Elkins SVC 14 Clarion SVC 39 Kings SVC 21 Scranton SVC 21 St. Francis SVC 14 Waynesburg SVC 13 St. Bonaventure 1952 Record 5-2 SVC 26 West Liberty SVC 0 Clarion SVC 13 Davis & Elkins SVC 26 St. Francis SVC 21 Scranton SVC 27 Kings SVC 0 Waynesburg

1953 Record 3-4 SVC 25 West Liberty SVC 7 Clarion SVC 7 Scranton SVC 13 St. Francis SVC 0 Waynesburg SVC 7 Carnegie Tech SVC 14 Kings 1954 Record 0-8 SVC 0 West Liberty SVC 6 Thiel SVC 0 Clarion SVC 9 Scranton SVC 7 Waynesburg SVC 7 Carnegie Tech SVC 6 Kings SVC 7 Indiana

1955 Record 3-4-2 SVC 13 West Liberty SVC 0 Thiel SVC 9 Clarion SVC 13 Scranton SVC 20 Kings SVC 7 Waynesburg SVC 52 Lebanon Valley SVC 7 Indiana SVC 7 Carnegie Tech 1956 Record 5-2-1 SVC 7 Indiana SVC 12 Thiel SVC 13 Clarion SVC 13 Scranton SVC 29 Kings SVC 13 Waynesburg SVC 13 Lebanon Valley SVC 21 Carnegie Tech

14 0 20 7 7 27 13 27 0 6 2 19 14 26 20 28 13 25 6 6 20 19 32 14 20 32 7 12 13 13 33 19 25 12 23 19 18 40 13 33 0 14 26 13 14 6 7 20 14 0 12 6 13 0 6

TEAM HISTORY 1957 Record 5-1-1 SVC 40 Indiana Teachers SVC 10 Thiel SVC 43 Clarion SVC 28 Scranton SVC 7 St. Joseph's (IN) SVC 14 Baldwin-Wallace SVC 26 King's College

0 7 12 7 28 0 26

1958 Record 4-2-1 SVC 15 Thiel SVC 13 Clarion SVC 12 Geneva SVC 7 Westminster SVC 7 Waynesburg SVC 8 Baldwin-Wallace SVC 14 Kings

7 0 12 30 0 24 10

1959 Record 3-4 SVC 0 California SVC 13 Carnegie Tech SVC 13 Geneva SVC 21 Edinboro SVC 6 Waynesburg SVC 0 Westminster SVC 14 Kings

26 14 27 13 0 20 0

1960 Record 4-1-3 SVC 13 Carnegie Tech SVC 14 Geneva SVC 0 California State SVC 19 Waynesburg SVC 6 Westminster

12 6 6 7 14

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS Opponent Allegheny Alliance Baldwin-Wallace Bethany Bridgewater California (PA) Canisius Carlisle Carnegie Tech Case Western Clarion Davis & Elkins Duquesne Edinboro Emory & Henry FDU-Florham Fairmont State Fort Hamilton Gallaudet Geneva George Washington Glenville State Grove City

W 0 4 1 0 0 1 7 1 4 0 7 11 0 2 1 0 1 1 1 7 0 2 3

L 1 0 1 4 1 5 7 0 5 1 3 3 4 0 0 1 0 0 1 10 1 0 3

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

SVC 6 SVC 14 SVC 6

Westminster Grove City Lock Haven

14 9 20

1961 Record 3-1-3 SVC 20 Carnegie Tech SVC 13 Geneva SVC 0 California State SVC 0 Waynesburg SVC 7 Westminster SVC 40 King's College SVC 7 Lock Haven State

12 7 7 7 28 12 7

1962 Record 1-6 SVC 0 Slippery Rock SVC 0 Geneva SVC 6 California SVC 14 Waynesburg SVC 25 Carnegie Tech SVC 13 Westminster SVC 12 Kings

48 28 40 34 21 19 28

2007 Record 0-10 SVC 13 Gallaudet SVC 7 Westminster SVC 6 Bethany SVC 6 Wash. & Jefferson SVC 20 Waynesburg SVC 17 Thomas More SVC 0 Case Western SVC 27 Geneva SVC 0 Grove City SVC 14 Thiel

Opponent Indiana (PA) King’s LaSalle Lebanon Valley Lock Haven Marshall McDaniel Morris Harvey Mount St. Mary’s New River Niagara Potomac State St. Anselm St. Bonaventure St. Joseph St. Thomas Salem San Antonio Scranton Slippery Rock Stuebenville Thiel Thomas More

32 49 66 64 42 44 42 56 44 62

W 6 7 1 2 1 0 0 3 7 2 3 1 1 5 0 1 5 0 4 1 3 5 0

L 4 3 1 0 1 1 2 0 2 0 1 1 0 9 1 4 0 1 4 3 0 8 4

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

2008 Record 1-9 SVC 7 McDaniel SVC 23 Gallaudet SVC 24 Westminster SVC 12 Waynesburg SVC 12 Grove City SVC 7 Thomas More SVC 20 Wash. & Jefferson SVC 19 Geneva SVC 22 Thiel SVC 14 Bethany

38 22 31 21 27 34 72 42 36 44

2009 Record 0-10 SVC 37 McDaniel SVC 17 Geneva SVC 14 Westminster SVC 12 Waynesburg SVC 20 Grove City SVC 13 Thomas More SVC 7 Wash. & Jefferson SVC 20 Geneva SVC 14 Thiel SVC 13 Bethany 2010 Record 3-7 SVC 14 SVC 23 SVC 17 SVC 23 SVC 20 SVC 6 SVC 42 SVC 28 SVC 21 SVC 28

52 32 27 33 41 40 21 38 38 34

Bridgewater FDU-Florham Thiel Geneva Wash. & Jefferson Thomas More Grove City Waynesburg Westminster Bethany

Opponent Wash. & Jefferson Waynesburg West Liberty Westminster WV Wesleyan Xavier Youngstown State

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19 28 3 27 31 24 17 34 14 35

W L 0 4 10 15 3 4 2 8 5 1 0 2 2 2

COACHES’ RECORDS

Years 20071948-62 1947 1932-46 1926-31 1924-25 1923

Coach Bob Colbert Al DeLuca Bap Manzini Red Edwards Clem Crowe Jake Bohren Marion Cleary

W 4 60 3 60 23 6 3

L 36 44 6 29 27 8 1

T 0 4 1 0 1 1 0

T 0 14 1 12 3 1 0

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TEAM HISTORY Johnson

Amanti

Vucic

Patrick

Seni

Associated Press 1934 - Harry Johnson

United Press International 1937 - Gino Amanti

1939 - Joseph Patrick

1950 - Jack McMahon

1938 - Joe Seni

DeMilio

1941 - Steve Vucic

1949 - Vincent Sundry

1951 - Dave Hart

1955 - Ed Egan

1954 - Paul Schwertner

1960 - Michael Scatena

1958 - Ed Watkins

1942 - Bap Manzini

1949 - Dino Angelici

1949 - Frank DeMilio

1954 - Michael Mucci

1957 - Len Demalon

1954 - Ray Wrabley

Shcwertner

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Angelici

Wrabley

Mucci

Catholic All-America Sundry

McMahon

1939 - Walter Strosser

1942 - Bap Manzini

Manzini

Strosser

ALL-AMERICANS

Hart

Watkins

TEAM HISTORY TEAM RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME

Pass Attempts......................................42 - Jake Smith, 10-31-09 vs. Thiel Pass Completions........................28 - Aaron Smetanka, 10-9-10 vs. W&J Passing Yards...............336 - Aaron Smetanka, 10-23-10 vs. Grove City Passing Touchdowns........4 - Aaron Smetanka, 10-23-10 vs. Grove City Completion Pct.............79.8 (15-19) - Aaron Smetanka, 10-5-10 vs. Thiel Interceptions Thrown......4 - Kevin Corona, 10-10-09 vs. Thomas More Receptions......................................8 - Tom Quirin, 10-23-10 vs. Grove City Receiving Yards..............161 - Chace Ginyard, 10-30-10 vs. Waynesburg Receiving TDs..................3 - Sheldon Loughner, 10-23-10 vs. Grove City Rushing Attempts........................33 - Mike Kale, 11-6-10 vs. Westminster Rushing Yards..............................157 - Mike Kale, 11-6-10 vs. Westminster Rushing TDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s.................................2 - Jairus Marlow, 9-5-09 vs. McDaniel ......................................................................2 - Mike Kale, 11-13-10 vs. Bethany

All-Purpose Yards.........................234, Zach Mihalko, 10-18-08 vs. W&J Total Offense...............339 - Aaron Smetanka, 10-23-10 vs. Grove City Tackles....................................17 - Anthony Johnson, 11-13-10 vs. Bethany, ...........................................................................10-9-10 vs. Wash. & Jefferson Sacks..............................................................................................2 - SIX TIMES ...................................Most recent- Armando Fortunato, 9-25-10 vs. Thiel Forced Fumbles........................2 - Jeff Graham, 10-4-08 vs. Grove City Interceptions...........................................................................2 - FOUR TIMES ......................................Most recent - Rob James, 10-3-09 vs. Grove City Field Goals Made......................2 - Aaron Jones, 10-4-08 vs. Grove City Punts.......................................................10 - Chris Gillies, 9-27-07 vs. W&J Kick Return Yards........................222 - Zach Mihalko, 10-18-08 vs. W&J Punt Return Yards...........56 - Dan Blaszkowski, 9-13-08 vs Gallaudet

Pass Attempts.............................................................49 - 10-31-09 vs. Thiel Pass Completions................................29 - 10-9-10 vs. Wash. & Jefferson Passing Yards...............................................336 - 10-23-10 vs. Grove City Passing Touchdowns.........................................4 - 10-23-10 vs. Grove City Interceptions Thrown.................................5 - 10-10-09 vs. Thomas More Rushing Attempts.....................................................55 - 10-2-10 vs. Geneva Rushing Yards.........................................................297 - 10-2-10 vs. Geneva Rushing Touchdowns............................................................2 - SEVEN TIMES Rushing First Downs..............................................18 - 10-20-10 vs. Geneva Points....................................................................42 - 10-23-10 vs. Grove City Touchdowns..........................................................6 - 10-23-10 vs. Grove City Passing First Downs.......................................................14 - 11-1-08 vs. Thiel Total First Downs..................................................22 - 10-25-08 vs. Geneva

Total Offense......................................................491 - 11-13-10 vs. Bethany Total Plays.............................................................85 - 11-1-08 vs. Bethany Interceptions.........................................................................2 - NINE TIMES ............................................................Most recent 11-6-10 vs. Westminster Sacks.........................................................................................5 - FIVE TIMES ............................................................Most recent 10-23-10 vs. Grove City Turnovers Gained.........................................4 - 11-6-10 vs. Westminster Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed...................49 - 9-1-07 vs. Gallaudet Fewest Passing Yards Allowed...........88 - 10-6-07 vs. Waynesburg Fewest Total yards Allowed...................241 - 10-23-10 vs. Grove City Fewest Points Allowed.............................................3 - 9-25-10 vs. Thiel Field Goals.........................................................2 - 10-4-08 vs. Grove City

TEAM SINGLE GAME

TEAM SINGLE SEASON

Rushing Attempts......................................................................341 - 2010 Rushing Yards.........................................................................1,267 - 2010 Rushing Touchdowns...................................................................8 - 2010 Rushing First Downs...................................................................71 - 2010 Passing Attempts...................................................................348 - 2009 Pass Completions.......................................................................171 - 2010 Passing Yards.......................................................................2,039 - 2010 Passing Touchdowns.................................................................23 - 2010 Passing First Downs.................................................................93 - 2010 Total First Downs........................................................................171 - 2010 Touchdowns...................................................................................31 - 2010 Total Offense..........................................................................3,632 - 2010 Interceptions By..........................................................................13 - 2010 Sacks.............................................................................................23 - 2009 Turnovers Gained........................................................................19 - 2010 Fewest Points Allowed...........................................................232 - 2010 Fewest Yards Allowed/gm...............................................356.0 - 2010

Aaron Smetanka (left) and Mike Kale (inset) combined to establish nine single-game school records in 2010

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TEAM HISTORY

Rushing Yards, Season 1 . Mike Kale.............................818, 2010 2. Jairus Marlow...................471, 2008 3. Logan Small.....................396, 2007 4. Zach Mihalko....................297, 2009 5. Zach Mihalko....................285, 2008 Rushing Yards, Career 1. Mike Kale.................846, 2008-pres 2. Jairus Marlow.......587, 2008-pres 3. Zach Mihalko.........587, 2008-pres 4. Logan Small.....................396, 2007 5. Jake Smith............268, 2008-pres Rushing Touchdowns, Career 1. Jairus Marlow...........6, 2008-pres 2. Mike Kale.....................4, 2008-pres 3. Logan Small..........................3, 2007 4. Mike Speal........................2, 2007-10 5. NINE TIED..........................................1

Rushing Attempts, Career 1. Zach Mihalko............199, 2008-pres 2. Mike Kale.................163, 2008-pres 3. Jake Smith...............131, 2008-pres 4. Jairus Marlow........124, 2008-pres 5. Logan Small........................110, 2007 Passing Completions, Season 1. Aaron Smetanka..................141, 2010 2. Kevin Corona.....................85, 2009 3. Jake Smith..........................77, 2009 4. Kevin Corona......................74, 2008 5. Mike Speal..........................69, 2007 Passing Attempts, Season 1. Aaron Smetanka...............228, 2010 2. Mike Speal.........................189, 2007 3. Kevin Corona.....................181, 2009 4. Jake Smith........................156, 2009 5. Kevin Corona.....................141, 2008

Passing Yards, Season 1. Aaron Smetanka............ 1,966, 2010 2. Kevin Corona...................967, 2009 3. Jake Smith.......................949, 2009 4. Mike Speal........................937, 2007 5. Kevin Corona...................879, 2008

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TEAM RECORDS

Passing Touchdowns, Season 1. Aaron Smetanka........................17, 2010 2. Kevin Corona............................9, 2009 3. Jake Smith................................7, 2009 4. Kevin Corona............................6, 2008 Mike Speal.................................6, 2007

Passing Completions, Career 1. Kevin Corona...................158, 2008-09 2. Jake Smith..................154, 2008-pres 3. Aaron Smetanka...........141, 2010-pres 4. Mike Speal..........................69, 2007-10 5. Phil Hamilton...........................27, 2007

Passing Attempts, Career 1. Jake Smith..................348, 2008-pres 2. Kevin Corona.................322, 2008-09 3. Aaron Smetanka........228, 2010-pres 4. Mike Speal........................189, 2007-10 5. Phil Hamilton...........................52, 2007 Passing Yards, Career 1. Aaron Smetanka.......1,966, 2010-pres 2. Kevin Corona..............1,846, 2008-09 3. Jake Smith................1,761, 2008-pres 4. Mike Speal.......................936, 2007-10 5. Phil Hamilton.........................281, 2007

Passing Touchdowns, Career 1. Aaron Smetanka..............17, 2010-pres 2. Kevin Corona....................16, 2008-09 3. Jake Smith.....................12, 2007-pres 4. Mike Speal............................6, 2007-10 5. Phil Hamilton.............................3, 2007 Receptions, Season 1. Tom Quirin.................................46, 2010 2. Sheldon Loughner..................29, 2010 Sheldon Loughner.................29, 2009 Marvin Daney.........................29, 2009 5. Jeremy Drischler.................20, 2009

Receiving Yards, Season 1. Tom Quirin..............................669, 2010 2. Sheldon Loughner...............537, 2010 3. Sheldon Loughner...............437, 2009 4. Rob James............................279. 2007 5. Chace Ginyard......................268, 2010

Tom Quirin graduated first or second in seven different Saint Vincent game, season, and career receiving categories Receiving Touchdowns, Season 1. Sheldon Loughner......................10, 2010 2. Tom Quirin...................................3, 2010 Chace Ginyard............................3, 2010 Jake Gabelt................................3, 2009 Sheldon Loughner....................3, 2009 Jake Gabelt................................3, 2008

Receptions, Career 1. Sheldon Loughner.............76, 2007-10 2. Tom Quirin..........................62, 2007-10 3. Jake Gabelt.........................41, 2007-09 4. Dan Blaszkowski...............35, 2007-09 5. Jeremy Drischler............32, 2008-09 Receiving Yards, Career 1. Sheldon Loughner........1,239, 2007-10 2. Tom Quirin........................839, 2007-10 3. Jake Gabelt.....................465, 2007-09 4. Rob James........................429, 2007-10 5. Christian Sutton..........417, 2008-pres Receiving Touchdowns, Career 1. Sheldon Loughner..............16, 2007-10 2. Jake Gabelt..........................8, 2007-09 3. Christian Sutton.............4, 2008-pres 4. FOUR TIED................................................3

TEAM HISTORY TEAM RECORDS

Total Offense, Single Game 1. Aaron Smetanka......339, 10-23-10 vs. Grove City 2. Aaron Smetanka...................325, 10-9-10 vs. W&J 3. Aaron Smetanka............326, 11-13-10 vs. Bethany 4. Aaron Smetanka.......318, 10-30-10 vs. Waynesbg 5. Kevin Corona...........................292, 11-1-10 vs. Thiel

Total Offense, Season 1. Aaron Smetanka.....................................2,072, 2010 2. Jake Smith................................................1,197, 2009 3. Mike Speal...............................................1,060, 2007 4. Kevin Corona............................................939, 2009 5. Mike Kale.....................................................847, 2010

Total Offense, Career 1. Aaron Smetanka...........................2,072, 2010-pres 2. Jake Smith....................................2,019, 2008-pres 3. Kevin Corona...................................1,749, 2008-09 4. Mike Speal..........................................1,067, 2007-10 5. Jairus Marlow.................................621, 2008-pres

All-Purpose Yards, Season 1. Zach Mihalko.........1,197 (297 rsh/108 rec/793 KR), 2009 2. Zach Mihalko........1,168 (290 rsh/40 rec/838 KR), 2008 3. Mike Kale..................................882 (818 rsh/64 rec), 2010 4. Marc Duncan............................728 (30 PR/698 KR), 2007 5. Jairus Marlow...........716 (417 rsh/150 rec/95 KR), 2008

All-Purpose Yards, Career 1. Zach Mihalko..............2,855 (590 rsh/223 rec/2042 KR) 2. Sheldon Loughner..........................1329 (1,239 rec/90 KR) 3. Jairus Marlow...1,280 (587 rsh/342 rec/7 PR/344 KR) 4. Dan Blaszkowski..................968 (421 rec/336 PR, 211 KR) 5. Mike Kale..............................................912 (846 rsh/66 rec)

Field Goals Made, Season 1. Aaron Jones...............................6, 2008 2. Aaron Jones...............................3, 2010 3. Aaron Jones..............................2, 2009 4. Matt Houston..............................1, 2007 Kicking Points, Season 1. Aaron Jones.......31 (3FG/22XP), 2010 2 Aaron Jones...30 (6 FG/12 XP), 2008 3.Aaron Jones....23 (2 FG/17 XP), 2009 4. Matt Houson......15 (1 FG/14 XP), 2007 Punts, Season 1. Jim Rockovich.........................54, 2008 2. Chris Gillies.............................43, 2007 3. Josh Pomilio............................38, 2010 4. Matt Houston..........................33, 2007 Punting Avg, Season (min 20) 1. Jim Rockovich....................35.1 (2008) 2. Ben Pastorek....................32.2 (2009) 3. Josh Pomilio.........................31.5 (2010 4. Matt Houston....................30.9 (2007)

Punt Returns, Season 1. Dan Blaszkowski.....................24, 2009 2. Bryan Santos............................19, 2010 3. Dan Blaszkowski.....................18, 2008 4. Marc Duncan..............................7, 2007 Punt Return Avg, Season (min 7) 1. Dan Blaszkowski....................9.2, 2008 2. Bryan Santos..........................7.6, 2010 3. Dan Blaszkowski...................7.3, 2009 4. Marc Duncan..........................4.3, 2007

Punt Returns, Career 1. Dan Blaszkowski...............45, 2007-09 2. Bryan Santos............................19, 2010 3. Marc Duncan.............................7, 2007 4. Terrence Kernan...........3, 2008-pres Dan Blazskowski holds the top spot in every singleseason and career punt-return categories

Punt Return Yards, Career 1. Dan Blaszkowski............330, 2007-09 2. Bryan Santos................144, 2010-pres 3. Marc Duncan..........................30, 2007 4. Terrence Kernan.........25, 2008-pres

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Kick Returns, Season 1. Zach Mihalko............................37, 2008 2. Marc Duncan..........................36, 2007 3. Zach Mihalko...........................35, 2009 4. Zach Mihalko.............................22, 2010 Kick Return Average, Season 1. Zach Mihalko.........................22.6, 2009 Zach Mihalko.........................22.6, 2008 3. Marc Duncan........................19.4, 2007 4. Jairus Marlow......................18.6, 2009 Kick Return Yards, Season 1. Zach Mihalko.........................838, 2008 2. Zach Mihalko.........................792, 2009 3. Marc Duncan........................698, 2007 4. Zach Mihalko..........................408, 2010

Kick Returns, Career 1. Zach Mihalko..................94, 2008-pres 2. Marc Duncan...........................36, 2007 3. Jairus Marlow...............17, 2008-pres 4. Josh Tucker.............................16, 2007 Kick Return Yards, Career 1. Zach Mihalko............2,042, 2008-pres 2. Marc Duncan........................698, 2007 3. Jairus Marlow...........344, 2008-pres 4. Rob James......................265, 2007-10

Kick Return Average, Career 1. Zach Mihalko................21.7, 2008-pres 2. Jairus Marlow..........20.2, 2008-pres 3. Marc Duncan........................19.4, 2007 4. Josh Tucker..........................14.6, 2007

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TEAM HISTORY

Tackles, Single Game 1. Anthony Johnson......................17, 11-13-10 vs Bethany Anthony Johnson..........................17, 10-9-10 vs. W&J 3.Armando Fortunato....................15, 9-25-10 vs. Thiel 4.Armando Fortunato.........14, 11-6-10 vs.Westminster Anthony Johnson........... 14, 9-4-10 vs. Bridgewater

Tackles, Season 1. Anthony Johnson...............102 (54 sol/48 ast), 2010 2. Armando Fortunato...........95 (55 sol/40 ast), 2010 3. David Ribero.......................86 (42 sol/44 ast), 2009 4. Josh Diamond.....................81 (45 sol/36 ast), 2008 5. Anthony Johnson..............79 (39 sol/40 ast), 2008 Tackles, Career 1. Anthony Johnson...207 (106 sol/101 ast), 2008-prs 2.Jeff Graham.................178 (68 sol/110 ast), 2007-10 3.Armando Fortunato...171 (93 sol/78 ast), 2008-prs 4.Josh Diamond................161 (84 sol/77 ast), 2007-10 5.Alex Rowan...................160 (80 sol/80 ast), 2007-10

Tackles for Loss, Season 1 . David Ribero...................................................15.0, 2009 2. Anthony Johnson............................................12.5, 2010 3. Armando Fortunato......................................12.0, 2009 4. Armando Fortunato.........................................11.5, 2010 5. Jeff Graham......................................................11.0, 2010 Anthony Johnson............................................11.0, 2008 Tackles for Loss, Career 1. Anthony Johnson...............................28.0, 2008-pres 2. John Jackson.........................................27.0, 2007-10 3. Armando Fortunato..........................26.5, 2008-pres 4. Alex Rowan...............................................20.0, 2007-10 5. Jeff Graham..............................................18.5, 2007-10

Sacks, Season 1 . Jeff Graham......................................................5.0, 2010 2. Armando Fortunato.........................................4.5, 2010 3. Mike Nadeau....................................................4.0, 2008 4. Joe Titler..........................................................3.5, 2007 5. John Jackson...................................................3.0, 2010 Evan Lucas.......................................................3.0, 2009 John Jackson..................................................3.0, 2009

Sacks, Career 1. Armando Fortunato.............................6.5, 2008-pres John Jackson.............................................6.5, 2007-10 Jeff Graham...............................................6.5, 2007-10 4. Alex Rowan..................................................4.5, 2007-10 Anthony Johnson.................................4.5, 2008-pres

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Interceptions, Season 1. Bryan Santos......................4, 2010 Rob James.........................4, 2009 3. Roscoe Barber.................3, 2008 4. Quilliam Reid.......................2, 2010 Quillian Reid.......................2, 2007 Josh Diamond....................2, 2007

Pass Break-Ups, Season 1. Roscie Barber....................11, 2008 2. Bryan Santos.....................10, 2010 3. Rob James.........................8, 2009 4. Rob James...........................7, 2010 5. Quillian Reid.......................6, 2008

TEAM RECORDS

Interceptions, Career 1. Quillian Reid.....................5, 2007-10 Rob James.......................5, 2007-10 3. Bryan Santos...............4, 2010-pres Roscoe Barber..............4, 2008-09 Josh Diamond.................4, 2007-10

Pass Break-Ups, Career 1. Quillian Reid.....................17, 2007-10 2. Roscoe Barber.............16, 2008-09 3. Rob James......................15, 2007-10 4. Bryan Santos.............10, 2010-pres 5. Sean Hufgard...................7, 2007-10

Defensive Touchdowns, 2007-10 Yds Date Opponent Type Name Terry Kernan.................... Int Return.......... 24............ 10-23-10......... Grove City Tom Quirin......................... Int Return.......... 36............ 9-12-09........... Geneva Roscoe Barber................. Int Return.......... 53............ 11-1-08............. Thiel Mike Speal......................... Int Return.......... 76............ 9-20-08......... Westminster Roscoe Barber................. Int Return.......... 76............ 9-6-08............ McDaniel

Longest Offensive Plays, 2007-10 1. 93-yd rush- Jairus Marlow - 9-27-08 vs. Waynesburg 2. 86-yd pass - Phil Hamilton to Rob James - 9-1-07 vs. Gallaudet 3. 85-yd pass - Mike Speal to Rob James - 10-27-07 vs. Geneva 4. 84-yd pass - Jake Smith to Dan Blaszkowski - 10-17-09 vs. Wash. & Jefferson 5. 80-yd pass - Mike Speal to Sheldon Loughner - 11-10-07 vs. Thiel 6. 69-yd run - Logan Small - 10-13-07 vs. Thomas More 7 . 68-yd run - Jairus Marlow - 11-1-08 vs. Thiel 8. 64-yd pass - Jimmy Nagle to Mike Wampler - 10-6-07 vs. Waynesburg 9. 60-yd pass - Aaron Smetanka to Chace Ginyard - 10-30-10 vs. Waynesburg 10. 59-yd run - Jairus Marlow - 11-5-08 vs. Bethany

Quillian Reid (right) holds the school record for career interceptions and passes defended, while Jeff Graham (inset) has the season and career lead in sacks.

SAINT VINCENT COLLEGE Saint Vincent College is a Catholic, coeducational, liberal arts college sponsored by the Benedictine monks of the Saint Vincent Archabbey. The College’s 200+ acre suburban campus is located at the foothills of the scenic Laurel Highlands, 35 miles east of the city of Pittsburgh. Saint Vincent was the first Benedictine foundation in the United States. The archabbey and college were founded in 1846 by Boniface Wimmer, a monk from the Benedictine Abbey of Metten in Bavaria. Saint Vincent College is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. The faculty at Saint Vincent numbers 210, 75 percent of which have earned their Doctorate or terminal degrees at prestigious schools including Catholic University, Notre Dame, Cornell, Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, University of Chicago, and Yale. The student to faculty ratio is roughly 14 to 1, giving the students a very rich learning environment. Total undergraduate enrollment is slightly 1,800, with approximately 51 percent men and 49 percent women. Students hail from 27 U.S. states and territories, and 18 foreign countries. The College offers 55 majors and minors throughout four schools of study. The schools include the Alex G. McKenna School of Business, Economics, and Government, The Fred Rogers School of Social Sciences, Communication, and Education, The School of Humanities and Fine Arts, and The School of Natural Science, Mathematics, and Computing. Saint Vincent College has been repeatedly ranked in national publications, including: Barrons 300 Best Buys in College Education; Money Magazine (Top 15 Best Values in the U.S.), U.S. News and World Report Guide to America’s Best Colleges; National Review: Guide to America’s Top Liberal Arts Colleges; and The Princeton Review. In December 2008, the prestigous Forbes Magazine also named Saint Vincent College among its list of “America’s Best Colleges,” one of just three Catholic Colleges in the state of Pennsylvania listed.

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SAINT VINCENT COLLEGE PROGRAMS AND MAJORS

Location: Latrobe, PA, 35 miles east of the City of Pittsburgh Enrollment: Approximately 1,800 (51% males, 49% females)

Financial Aid: Over 90% of students who apply for financial aid were offered that aid, including scholarships, grants, achievement awards, low-interest loans, and work-study employment Student-Faculty Ratio: 14-1

Cost: Tuition and Fees: $28,853. Room and Board: $9,138

Admissions Contact: (724) 805-2500; admissions@stvincent.edu

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CHUCK NOLL FIELD Blessed and dedicated on August 2, 2007, Chuck Noll Field is the home of Bearcat football. Named after former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Chuck Noll, who won four Super Bowls and is enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the field also serves as the main practice field for the Pittsburgh Steelers, who have called Saint Vincent their summer training camp home since 1967. Located at the base of the Saint Vincent campus, Chuck Noll Field has a natural grass playing surface with a state-of-the-art drainage system. The stadum has a seating capacity of 1,100, while the adjacent hillsides also serve as a perfect vantage point on fall afternoons.

The approach to Chuck Noll Field features an eight-foot wide paved walkway leading from the parking area on Saint Vincent Drive to the entrance plaza, where fans have access to concessions and restrooms.

An 18â&#x20AC;&#x2122; x 35â&#x20AC;&#x2122; two-story brick and glass press box provides ample accomodations for working media, sports information personnel, coaches, and support staff, as well as full broadcast video capabilities and a state-of-the-art sound system. Designed to permit expansion at a later date, Chuck Noll Field has also played host to Bearcat lacrosse and soccer.

BEARCAT ATHLETICS

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Saint Vincent College believes that physical activity is essential for a well-rounded education. With 20 varsity sports, and over a dozen club and intramural sports, Saint Vincent College gives students the opportunity to continue their athletic careers while receiving a top-notch liberal arts education at American’s First Benedictine College. Saint Vincent athletes achieve success on the field and in the classroom. In the 2010-11 school year, over 40 student-athletes received post-season honors from the Presidents’ Athletic Conference for their performances on the field, on the court, in the pool, and on the course. In addition, a total of 440 Saint Vincent student-athletes have been named to the PAC’s Academic Honor Roll over the past five years. Saint Vincent College offers the following varsity sports: Baseball, Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Men’s and Women’s Cross Country, Field Hockey, Football, Men’s and Women’s Golf, Men’s and Women’s Lacrosse, Men’s and Women’s Soccer, Softball, Men’s and Women’s Swimming, Men’s and Women’s Tennis, and Women’s Volleyball.

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BEARCAT ATHLETICS

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Saint Vincent College student-athletes have the privelege of utilizing some of the finest facilities in small-college athletics in the region. The Robert S. Carey Student Center, dedicated in 2003, is the hub of Bearcat athletics, and it serves the need of every student-athlete at the college. The gymnasium, with a seating capacity of 1,300, features regulation basketball and volleyball courts, and is also used for practice by the baseball, softball, lacrosse, and soccer teams. In addition to the full-sized basketball court, there are five additional practice courts that are used recreationally by students, and for intramural competition. Downstairs from the gymansium, the Carey Center houses 15 full-sized locker rooms for year-round use by Bearcat varsity teams and their visitors, while the Carey Fitness Center is equipped with a wide array of free weights, weight machines, treadmills, exercise bikes, and elliptical machines. Across from the fitness center is the Athletic Training Center, one of the most modern and spacious facilities in small-college athletics that state-of-the-art equipment for injury treatment and rehabilitation. The Frank and Elizabeth Resnik Pool is located in the back of the Carey Center, and is the home of the Bearcat men’s and women’s swimming teams. A number of Bearcat varsity teams use the pool for conditioning workouts, while it is open to the entire Saint Vincent community for recreational swimming.

Upon entering campus, the Saint Vincent softball field, built in 2004, is immediately visible, and has undergone constant upgrades over the past six years, as it includes a fully-enclosed fence, a full-sized electronic scoreboard, and a tarp. Adjacent to the softball field is the Saint Vincent Turf, the newest facility on campus. Equipped with a modern FieldTurf surface, which enables safe play in nearly all weather conditions, the Saint Vincent Turf is home to the men’s and women’s soccer teams, field hockey team, and women’s lacrosse.

Behind the softball field stands Chuck Noll Field, the home of Bearcat football in the fall, men’s lacrosse in the spring, and the Pittsburgh Steelers in the summer, as the six-time World Champions have utilized the 1,100-seat, natural grass field every summer since 1967 as the site of their annual training camp. In the middle of campus stands Bearcat Ballfield, the home of Saint Vincent baseball. One of the deepest parks in Division-III baseball, Bearcat Ballfield offers spacious dugouts, a fully-enclosing fence, electronic scoreboard, outdoor batting cage, and a press box equipped for internet, radio, and television broadcasting.

The outdoor tennis courts, completely resurfaced in 2007 and used by the Lady Bearcat tennis team, sit on the upper part of campus, offering a picturesque view of the entire college and the surrounding mountains and scenery.

BEARCAT SPORTS MEDIA MEDIA INFORMATION

The Saint Vincent College Department of Sports Information welcomes you to another exciting season of Bearcat football. We hope that the 2011 Media Guide serves a variety of purposes for media, parents, families, fans, and alumni. We appreciate your interest in the Saint Vincent football program.

The Saint Vincent Department of Sports Information provides complete information and media services for the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 20 varsity sports. The office is responsible for all public and media relations pertaining to athletics, athletic department publications, the official athletic department web site, statistical and historical record keeping for all sports, and other promotional activities regarding the athletic department. The Sports Information Office is located on the second floor of the Robert S. Carey Center.

MEDIA CREDENTIALS: Credentials for working media and visiting sports information personnel are available by contacting the Saint Vincent Department of Sports Information via e-mail (jeff.zidek@email.stvincent.edu) or phone (724-805-2476). We ask that working media reserve space in the Chuck Noll Field press box no later than the Wednesday of the week of the game. Due to extreme space limitations in the press box, credentials will be issued on a first come, first served basis. Credentials will be handed out in the press box on game day beginning two hours before kickoff. INTERVIEWS: All interviews with college coaches, athletes, and staff members must be arranged through Saint Vincent Sports Information. After games, locker rooms are closed to the public. Player and coach interviews, however, can be conducted following each game on the field after a brief cooling down period. The visiting teams will determine their locker room/interview policies.

BEARCAT BROADCASTING: For the fifth straight season, Saint Vincent College will team up with Latrobeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s WCNS 1480-AM to bring you all 10 Bearcat football games in 2011. The broadcasts will feature the work of play-by-play man Dow Carnahan, color commentator Jim Jones, and producer Chuck Campbell. All 10 broadcasts will also be available online, for live or on-demand listening at any time, through STATISTICS: Statistical summaries will be available during WCNS at www.1480wcns.com. the game at the conclusion of each quarter. Following the completion of the game, a complete statistical package will For the second straight season, Saint Vincent will also team up with be available to all working media in the press box, Please Meridix Sports Broadcasting to offer free live, streaming video of allow 20 minutes following the game for the statistics to be every home game, as well as selected road contests. In addition to completed. Prior to each game, all statistical information the announcing duo of Jones and Carnahan, all camera and graph- will be found on the Saint Vincent athletic website. ics work will be provided by Saint Vincent College students. In addition to the streaming audio and video, the Meridix broadcasts will RADIO/PHONE LINES: All requests for radio lines must be also feature a live running scoreboard and other features similar to made to Jeff Zidek no later than the Wednesday before Gametracker technology used by Yahoo!, ESPN, and CBS. Each live game day. broadcast can be accessed by visiting http://athletics.stvincent.edu, the official Saint Vincent Athletic website. PHOTO REQUESTS: Photos of all coaches and players are available electronically by contacting the Department of DVD copies of each broadcast are available for purchase through Sports Information. Photo requests may be sent via e-mail the Saint Vincent Sports Information Department, as games can be to sports@stvincent.edu purchased on an individual basis or in a full-season package. In addition, games from each of the past four years are also available for GAMEDAY INFORMATION: Rosters, depth charts, and purchase. game notes will be distributed to media members and vis-

iting sports information personnel no later than the Thursday before gameday. All of this information, as well as the game day program, will also be distributed in the Chuck Noll Field press box on game day.

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