Untitled - of College Football Games

Media Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-3
GVSU Football Tradition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Coaches
Chuck Martin, Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7
Assistant Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-10
Preview
2006 Season Preview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-14
Player Profiles
Adams, Allen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
Banks, Barnes, Bass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17
Beaty, Beuke, Bieszka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
Blasko, Bradfield, Brechin, Burton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
Cain, Carlisle, B. Carr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
T. Carr, Carruth, Carter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
Catlin, Conti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
Crump, Edwards, Ehinger, Eisenhardt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
Fant, Favors, Finnerty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
Finnerty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Flutur, Fowler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
Garris, Gaydosh, Gore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Harris, Henige, Hinkle, Holtz, Iciek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
John, D. Jones, Z. Jones, Koster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29
Larkins, Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
Mathews, McDonald, McFadden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
McGuckin, McIntosh, Miles, Misiewicz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Mitchell, Morrison, Mulder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Munson, Partee, Pike, Plowden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Pollock, Roland, Romer, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Sharpe, Skuta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Smolen, Somerville, Stansbery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
Szarenski, Tape, Topp, Travis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38
Trent, Trumble, Tyler, Ulberg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39
Wade, Wohlscheid, Wojciechowski . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
GVSU General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
2006 Depth Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42-43
2006 Rosters
Numerical Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44-45
Alphabetical Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46-47
Preseason Polls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48
2005 Review
2005 Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50-51
Ferris State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52
Gannon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53
Indianapolis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54
Ashland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55
Wayne State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56
Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57
Saginaw Valley State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58
Northwood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59
Northern Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60
North Dakota (Playoffs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61
Saginaw Valley State (Playoffs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62
East Stroudsburg (Playoffs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63
Northwest Missouri State (NCAA Championship) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64
2005 Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65-71
GLIAC Information
GLIAC Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72
GLIAC History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73-74
2005 GLIAC Standings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75
2005 GLIAC Composite Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76
TABLE ABLE OF CONTENTS
2006 Opponents
Findlay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .78
Ashland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .79
St. Joseph’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80
Michigan Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .81
Wayne State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .82
Mercyhurst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .83
Indianapolis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84
Northwood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .85
Ferris State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .86
Saginaw Valley State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .87
Northern Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88
GVSU vs. GLIAC opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .89-91
GVSU vs. All opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .92
Lubbers Stadium
Arend D. Lubbers Stadium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .94-96
Laker Football History
History of Laker Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .98-101
Results When Ranked . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .102
Laker Football Tradition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .103-105
2002 National Championship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .106-107
2003 National Championship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108-109
2005 National Championship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .110-111
Laker Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .112-119
Lakers In The NFL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .120
Laker Football Records
Individual Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .122
Team Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .123
Single-Season Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .124-125
Career Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .126-127
Scoring Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .128
Single-Game Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .129-131
100 Yard Rushing/Receiving Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .132-34
All-Americans By Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .136-137
All-Americans By Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .138-139
All-Time All-GLIAC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .140-141
All-Time GLIAC Players of the Week . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .142-143
Harlon Hill Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .144-45
Gene Upshaw Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .146
GVSU All-Time Letterwinners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .147-150
All-Time Results
Year-by-Year Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .152-156
All-Time Playoff Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .157-172
Michigan College Football History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .173
Fourth Quarter Comebacks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .174
Grand Valley State University Section
Grand Valley State National Champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .176-177
Thomas J. Haas, President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .178
Tim Selgo, Director of Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .179
Support Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .180-181
Grand Valley State Athletic Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .182-183
Grand Valley State University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .184-186
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This media guide was prepared to
assist the news media in covering Grand
Valley State during the 2006 football season.
GENERAL SERVICES
Your hosts at Lubbers Stadium and
for all Grand Valley State athletic events
are Tim Nott, sports information director,
and Adrienne Lubeck, assistant sports
information director. Depth charts, rosters,
souvenir programs and pregame
notes will be available prior to each
game, with a complete statistical package
provided approximately 20 minutes following
the contest. Information on scoring
drives, records broken and updates on
scores from around the nation will be distributed
throughout the game.
PRESS BOX
Grand Valley State’s working facilities
are located on the west side of
Lubbers Stadium at the top of the stands.
The Grand Valley State press box is a
working facility and cheering will not be
tolerated.
WORKING CREDENTIALS
All requests for press credentials
should be directed to the Grand Valley
State sports information department in
advance of the game to be covered. Press
credentials will either be mailed or be
held for pick-up on game day at the Will
Call ticket window located at the GVSU
Football Center. No one will be admitted
to the press box who isn’t in an official
working capacity per compliance with
the Football Writer’s Association of
America.
MEDIA INFORMATION
INFORMATION
In an effort to make things easier for
members of the media covering Grand
Valley State football, or Laker football
fans desiring more information on the
team, the sports information department
has prepared the 2006 football media
guide. If there is something you need
which you cannot find, please let us
know. You might also find what you
need by checking out Grand Valley State
football on the world wide web at
www.gvsulakers.com. If you would like
to request photographs, feature stories,
interviews, or additional information,
please contact the Grand Valley State
sports information department at (616)
331-3275.
Tim Nott
Office Phone: (616) 331-3275
Email: nottt@gvsu.edu
Adrienne Yoches
Office Phone: (616) 331-3249
Email: lubeckad@gvsu.edu
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Photography credentials are issued to
media and department photographers only.
Photographers must remain outside the
restraining line enclosing the playing field.
STADIUM PARKING
Media Parking is located in the lot
next to the GVSU Football Center or in the
Irwin lot to the east of Lubbers Stadium.
Parking passes should be requested with
media passes and presented to parking
attendants.
Tim Nott, 39, enters his 10th year as the sports information director
at Grand Valley State University. Nott was named SID on July
14, 1997.
Nott is responsible for a wide range of duties, including production
of athletic publications, media relations, home event management,
statistical record keeping, web site administration and promotion
of GVSU student-athletes for conference and national honors.
Nott and his staff have been honored by the College Sports
Information Directors of American (CoSIDA) for several of their
publications. The 2003 football media guide was voted fourth-best in the nation.
Prior to his appointment at Grand Valley State, Nott spent three years as an assistant
SID at Michigan Tech where his football, men’s basketball, and women’s basketball publications
won national awards. Nott spent one year with the University of Florida sports
information department, working with the Gator football team and the men’s swimming
and diving team. His 1994 men’s swimming and diving media guide was honored as the
best in the nation by the CoSIDA.
A native of Holt, Mich., Nott earned his bachelor’s degree in journalism, with a
minor in sports studies, for Central Michigan University in 1992. While at CMU, he
worked as a student assistant under Fred Stabley, Jr. for three years. Nott is entering his
fifth year on the Harlon Hill selection committee.
Nott and his beautiful, understanding wife, Christy, have two daughters, Alyssa (11),
and Emily (8), and a son Kyle (6).
RADIO
Requests for radio broadcasts permission
at Lubbers Stadium must be
made through the sports information
department. Grand Valley State provides
a courtesy phone line for visiting radio
stations free of charge. The courtesy line
number is (616) 331-3717. Stations
wishing to install an additional line may
do so upon receiving broadcast permission,
by calling the Grand Valley State
sports information department at (616)
331-3275.
PHONES/FAXING
Grand Valley State has two telephones
and five telephone lines available
for use in the press box. The Grand
Valley State sports information department
will compile an opponent fax list
following the game. All faxing will take
place from the GVSU sports information
office.
STATISTICS
The Statcrew Football in-game statistics
program is used to provide a play-byplay
report, halftime summary and final
game statistics.
FOOD SERVICE
The Grand Valley State sports information
department will provide a meal to
all working members in the press box.
Soft drinks will be available throughout
the game.
Adrienne Yoches is entering her fourth
year as assistant sports information director.
Prior to being named assistant SID,
Lubeck served as a student assistant in the
Grand Valley State sports information
office for four years. She earned her bachelor’s
of science degree in journalism from
GVSU in 2003. Lubeck is also responsible
for a wide range of duties, including production
of athletic publications, media
relations, home event management, statistical
record keeping, web site administration
and promotion of GVSU student-athletes
for conference and national honors.
Yoches, 25, who is the former
Adrienne Lubeck, was married in May to
GVSU defensive line coach Matt Yoches.
Providing further assistance in the
Grand Valley sports information department
will be graduate assistants Dave
Schmidt and Doug Witte, and student
assistants Tara Byxbe, Bethany Capra, and
J.J. Sjogren.

PRACTICES
All practices, as a general rule, are
open to the media. However, no interviews
may be conducted during a practice.
Interviews with players or coaches
must be arranged in advance, and may
be held before or after practice.
PLAYER INTERVIEWS
All requests for player interviews
should be made through the Grand Valley
State sports information department at
least 48 hours in advance. Game day
interviews are not permitted prior to the
game. Post-game interviews will take
place in the Odie Weight Room after the
team has been dismissed from its postgame
meeting. In general, Coach Martin,
staff and players will be available approximately
10 minutes after the game.
INTERVIEWS WITH HEAD
COACH CHUCK MARTIN
All requests for interviews with head
coach Chuck Martin should be made
through the Grand Valley State sports
information department. Coach Martin
can be most easily be reached weekdays
between 11 a.m. and noon in his office
(616) 331-3583. Coach Martin is also
available by appointment.
Bret Bakita
WBBL Sports Radio
60 Monroe Center
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Phone: (616) 456-1340
FAX: (616) 451-3299
Howard Beardsley
Grand Rapids Press
155 Michigan NW
Grand Rapids, MI 49501
Phone: (616) 222-5477
FAX: (616) 222-5224
Alan Babbitt
Holland Sentinel
54 W. 8th Street
Holland, MI 49423
Phone: (616) 546-4271
FAX: (616) 393-6710
Grand Haven Tribune
101 N. Third Street
Grand Haven, MI 49417
Phone: (616) 842-6400
FAX: (616) 842-9584
GRAND VALLEY STATE
SPORTS INFORMATION
MAILING ADDRESS
Sports Information Department
174 Fieldhouse
Allendale, Mich. 49401
You may also obtain information on
the Grand Valley State football team or
Laker athletics in general through the
internet at www.gvsulakers.com.
LAKER FOOTBALL
RADIO NETWORK
Every Grand Valley State football game,
both home and away, will be carried live
on WMFN-AM (640) in Grand Rapids.
Dick Nelson, “The Voice of Laker
Football,” will call the play-by-play, with
former Laker standout Dan MacLean giving
the color from the booth. Steve Lloyd-
Jones will give live sideline reports during
the game. The Laker pregame show will
air 30 minutes prior to kickoff. In addition,
Laker Football can be heard on the following
affiliate network stations: WEFG-FM
97.5 (Muskegon), WMFN-AM 640
(Grand Rapids-Zeeland), WVFN-AM 730
(Lansing), WBBL-AM 640 (Grand
Rapids) and WKMI-AM 1360
Kalamazoo.
PRIMARY GVSU FOOTBALL MEDIA OUTLETS
Tom Kendra
Muskegon Chronicle
981 3rd Street
Muskegon, MI 49443
Phone: (231) 725-6365
FAX: (231) 722-2552
The Lanthorn
GVSU Student Paper
100 Commons
Allendale, MI 49401
Phone: (616) 895-2460
FAX: (616) 895-2486
Regional Outlets Phone Number Fax Number
Associated Press 1-800-642-4125 313-259-4966
Ann Arbor News 734-994-6812 734-994-6879
Detroit News 1-800-678-6400 (2260) 313-222-6019
Detroit Free Press 1-800-678-6728 (6660) 313-222-5983
Bay City Times 1-800-219-9919 989-893-0649
Big Rapids Pioneer 231-796-4831 231-895-2486
Jackson Citizen Patriot 517-768-4967 517-787-9710
Kalamazoo Gazette 269-345-3511 269-388-8447
MEDIA INFORMATION
INFORMATION
ON THE COVER
Preseason All-Americans (L-R): Astin
Martin (RB), Mike McFadden (DE), and
Cullen Finnerty (QB).
CREDITS
The 2006 GVSU football media guide
was written, edited and designed by Tim
Nott, sports information director, and
Doug Witte (graduate assistant). Design
layout and typesetting with QuarkXPress
6.5 by Tim Nott, Doug Witte and Dave
Schmidt. Cover design by Doug Witte.
Thanks to Don Thomas for his contributions
to the History of Laker Football section.
Additional assistance by J.J. Sjogen
and Bethany Capra, student assistants.
Photography by Adam Bird, Dan Irving,
Jeneatte Seckinger, and Doug Witte.
Printed by Grandville Printing of
Grandville, Michigan. The 2006 Grand
Valley State Media Guide can be purchased
for $10.
Listen To Live Internet
Broadcasts Of Grand Valley
State Football Anywhere In The
World At:
www.gvsulakers.com
Tom Clyde
WZZM-TV 13
P.O. Box Z
Grand Rapids, MI 49501
Phone: (616) 559-1432
FAX: (616) 784-8367
Jack Doles
WOOD-TV 8
120 College Ave. SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Phone: (616) 235-4317
FAX: (616) 456-5755
Brent Ashcroft
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Laker Football
Tradition of Excellence
1971-2006
The GVSU Winning Tradition
3 National Championships
4 Championship Appearances
4 Regional Championships
10 NCAA Playoff Appearances
11 Conference Championships
The Lakers have won 3 of the last 4
Division II National Championships
The Tradition Continues
1 Harlon Hill Award Winner
1 Gene Upshaw Award Winner
112 All-Americans since 1974
The Lakers are 263-114-3 in 35
seasons of football
GVSU operates the winningest
program in Division II football

Coaches Coaches
Chuck Chuck
Martin Martin
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Assistant Coaches Coaches
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HEAD COACH
Grand Valley State head coach Chuck Martin is set to embark
on his third year as the leader of the winningest DII football program
in the country. All Martin did his first two years was lead the
Lakers to 23 wins, a DII National Championship, a 13-game winning
streak and a GLIAC title. The National Championship, the
Lakers’ 13-game winning streak and the GLIAC title all came in
the 2005 campaign. Chuck was named the American Football
Coaches Association DII Coach of the Year for his efforts during
the 2005 season. Martin, who was an assistant coach for three years
prior to becoming the sixth head coach in Laker football history,
was named to the head coaching post on December 31, 2003 by
GVSU Director of Athletics Tim Selgo. GVSU is 23-3 with Martin
as the head coach and 71-9 with him on the coaching staff since
2000.
Martin guided GVSU to its second perfect record for an entire
season and its fourth perfect regular in his second season at the
helm. Grand Valley State ranked among the top 25 in nine different
team statistical categories, including five among the nations top
seven. 11 of GVSU’s 13 opponents were held to 17 points or less
and seven scored 10 points or fewer. The Lakers held their opponents
off the scoreboard in 25 of 52 quarters during the season.
Conversely, the Laker offense broke the 30-point mark eight times
and outscored their opponents 434-159. GVSU scored points in 44
of 52 quarters played during the season. 18 Lakers earned All-
GLIAC plaudits, including nine that earned All-GLIAC First-Team
honors. Eight 2005 squad members also earned all-america plaudits,
including two (Mike McFadden and Josh Bourke) that were
consensus all-americans.
GVSU opened the 2005 season with an impressive 30-10 win
over West Michigan rival Ferris State before a GVSU single-game
record crowd of 14,557. GVSU moved into the number one spot in
the AFCA coaches poll following a 14-10 comeback win over
Ashland in week four. The victory over the Eagles sparked a
momentum change and the Lakers rolled through the rest of regular
season. GVSU claimed a 31-10 victory over #4 Saginaw Valley
State in week seven and a 30-14 win over #5 Northwood in week
eight. Martin guided the Lakers to four more impressive wins over
ranked opponents in the playoffs, including a 21-17 victory over
Northwest Missouri State in the title game.
In addition to his 23-3 overall mark, Martin is 6-1 in NCAA DII
playoff action. In just two years, 30 players have earned All-
GLIAC honors and 11 have received all-america plaudits.
Martin guided Grand Valley State to a 10-3 mark and a berth in
the NCAA DII playoff in his first season at the helm. The 10 wins
posted by GVSU under Martin were the most for any first-year
head coach in the history of Laker football.
The Chuck Martin File
Degree: Milliken, 1990, Accounting
Master’s Degree: Mankato State, 1993, Phys Ed.
Family: wife, Dulcie, son, Max, daughter, Emma
Coaching:
2004 - Head Coach
Grand Valley State
2000 - 2004 Assistant Coach
Defensive Backs
Grand Valley State
1998 - 2000 Assistant Coach
Defensive Backs
Eastern Michigan
1996 - 1998 Assistant Coach
Defensive Coordinator
Milliken
1993 - 1996 Assistant Coach
Linebackers
Wittenberg
1992 - 93 Graduate Assistant
Mankato State

Martin’s first head coaching victory came in the season opener
against GLIAC and West Michigan rival Ferris State by a 24-6
score. GVSU followed with five more victories and continued to
hold onto the top ranking in the AFCA poll. Following a pair of setbacks
to nationally-ranked teams, the Lakers concluded the regular
season with a pair of wins, including a 24-7 victory over fourthranked
Michigan Tech in front of over 50,000 at Michigan
Stadium.
Grand Valley State advanced to the NCAA DII Playoffs for the
fourth straight year and claimed a 16-13 comeback win at 8thranked
Winona State in first-round action. GVSU followed with a
10-7 victory over Northwood in a second-round contest. The win
over the Timberwolves avenged a Laker loss to NU earlier in the
season and advanced GVSU to the NCAA DII Quarterfinals for the
fourth straight year. GVSU dropped its quarterfinal matchup at
North Dakota by a 19-15 score. The Lakers, who finished the 2004
season ranked ninth in the country, placed 12 members
on the All-GLIAC squad.
Prior to being named head coach, Martin was an
assistant coach at GVSU for four years. Chuck was the
defensive coordinator in the Lakers’ 2003 National
Championship season. Grand Valley State rode its
defense to the 2003 NCAA DII Football National
Championship, holding its final three opponents in the
playoffs to just three field goals. Grand Valley State
ranked in the top 10 nationally in four defensive categories
in 2003, including a national-best, rushing
defense that yielded just 64.9 yards per game. In addition,
GVSU led the nation in turnovers forced (43) and
total turnover margin (+21). Grand Valley State ranked
third in scoring defense (13.3 ppg) and 19th in pass efficiency
defense (100.3). The Lakers ranked first in the
GLIAC in four defensive categories and second in two.
Martin was a key figure in the progression of the
GVSU defense during his time as an assistant. Under his leadership,
the defensive backfield earned 10 All-GLIAC honors in four
years, including safety Scott Mackey being named the GLIAC
Defensive Back of the Year and a First-Team All-American in 2002
and 2003. The Laker defensive backfield picked off 84 passes the
four years prior to him becoming head coach, including a GVSU
single-season record 26 in both 2001 and 2003. Grand Valley State
HEAD COACH
returned 14 interceptions for touchdowns.
The 37-year-old Martin began his coaching career at Mankato
State in 1992 while finishing his master’s degree. After a one-year
stint with the Mavericks, Martin moved on to Wittenberg
University in Springfield, Ohio. At Wittenberg, Martin coached the
linebackers in football and served as the head golf coach and assistant
baseball coach for two years. Chuck moved on to become the
defensive coordinator/defensive backs coach at his alma mater,
Millikin University, for two years before taking over the linebackers
at Eastern Michigan in 1998. Martin coached the linebackers at
EMU for two years prior to his arrival at GVSU
Martin was a standout athlete at Millikin University, earning
All-American honors as a free safety, as well as GTE Academic
All-American plaudits. In addition, Martin was an all-conference
place-kicker. Chuck was also a standout on the hardwood for
Millikin, earning academic all-district honors. Martin graduated
from Millikin in 1990 with a degree in accounting.
Chuck is a native of Park Forest, Illinois, and graduated from
Rich East High School in 1986. Martin and his wife, Dulcie, have
a six-year son (Max) and a two-year old daughter (Emma).
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ASSISTANT ASSISTANT
COACHES
Todd Kolster enters his sixth year on the Grand Valley State football
coaching staff and his fourth as a full-time coach. Kolster is in his third year
as the offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach.
Kolster’s offensive unit in 2005 was one of the most balanced in DII football
as GVSU was one of five teams in the country to average better than
210 yards per game rushing (211.4) and 220 yards per game passing
(220.3). GVSU averaged 431.7 yards per game of total offense and 6.2
yards per play. The Lakers averaged 33.4 points per game and scored in 44
-of-52 quarters played. Grand Valley State has ranked among the GLIAC
leaders in every offensive category during Kolster’s tenure as offensive
coordinator. Kolster’s offense has featured the ability to grind it out or score
via the big play.
In addition to balance offensively, Kolster is a stickler for hanging onto
the ball. GVSU turned the ball over just 18 times (6 INT/12 lost fumbles)
in 903 offensive plays a year ago and have just 36 turnovers in over 1,800
plays the last two years. Seven offensive performers earned All-GLIAC
plaudits in 2005 and 13 have been named All-GLIAC in his two years guiding
the offense.
Todd tutored the Laker running backs from 2001-2003 and played a key
role in a running game that averaged over 220 yards rushing per game for
three straight years. Kolster guided All-American and Harlon Hill
Candidate Michael Tennessee, who rushed for a GVSU single-season
record 1,633 yards and 16 TDs on 342 carries in 2003. Tennessee set the
GVSU single-game (49) and single-season (342) rushing attempts record
and finished his career as the all-time leading rusher in Laker football history
(3,525). In 2002, Kolster coached Reggie Spearmon, the second alltime
leading rusher in GVSU history, and Brent Lesniak, the fourth all-time
leading rusher in Laker history. Spearmon earned All-GLIAC and All-
American honors, while Lesniak was a two-time All-GLIAC selection.
Kolster has mentored three of the top four career rushers in GVSU football
history.
Prior to joining the GVSU staff, Kolster was the defensive coordinator at
East Grand Rapids for one year. Todd was the defensive line coach at his
alma mater, Hope College, for three years.
Kolster played four years of football on the defensive line for Hope
College. He graduated from Hope with a degree in Physical
Education/Kinesiology-Communications and received his Master’s in
Adult and Higher Education from Grand Valley State.
Matt Pawlowski is set for his third year as the defensive coordinator at Grand
Valley State. Pawlowski has guided one of the top defenses in the country the last two
years. Under Pawlowski, the Lakers are yielding 268.2 total yards per game, 92.4
rushing yards, an 89.1 pass efficiency rating and 13.1 points per game. GVSU has
held its opponents to 10 points or less in 14-of-26 games during Pawlowski’s tenure
as defensive coordinator.
Pawlowski’s 2005 unit held the Lakers’ opponents off the scoreboard in 25-of-52
quarters played. The Lakers led the nation in pass efficiency defense (83.6), ranked
third in scoring defense (12.2), ranked fifth in total defense (254.6) and ranked seventh
in rushing defense (88.3). The GVSU defense held 9-of-13 foes under the 100yard
rushing mark in 2005 and Pawlowski’s defensive unit has held 16-of-26 opponents
under the 100-yard rushing mark the last two years. The Lakers held 7-of-13
opponents to 10 points or less last season. Six GVSU defenders earned All-GLIAC
honors, including three first-team honorees. DL Mike McFadden earned the Gene
Upshaw Award as the top lineman in DII football and he became the second straight
Laker to earn the GLIAC Defensive Lineman of the Year Award (Keyonta Marshall
2003-2004).
Pawlowski continued the dominance of Laker defenses in his first year at the helm.
GVSU held six teams to seven points or less with one shutout (34-0 at Wayne State).
The Lakers held Wayne State to a GLIAC record three first downs and GVSU set
school and single-game defensive records for fewest first downs allowed (3), fewest
yards of total offense allowed (69), fewest yards of total offense allowed in first half
(21), fewest yards of total offense allowed in second half (48), fewest rushing first
downs allowed (2), fewest passing first downs allowed (1), fewest yards per play by
an opponent (1.4), and fewest plays by an opponent (48) vs. Wayne State. Several
players earned individual honors, including DT Keyonta Marshall being named
GLIAC Defensive Lineman of the Year and Lucius Hawkins earning the GLIAC
Defensive Back of the Year honor.
Pawlowski arrived at GVSU after spending one year as the defensive coordinator
at Ashland University. Ashland ranked in the top five of six different GLIAC defensive
categories, including four of which the Eagles ranked second.
Prior to Ashland, Pawlowski was the defensive coordinator at Marietta College
(2001-02), the O-line and D-line coach at Stow (Ohio) High School and the linebacker
coach at Eastern Michigan (1999-2000). Pawlowski built a nationally-ranked
defense in his 14 years (1985-99) at St. Cloud State University. The Huskies led the
North Central Conference in total defense five times and ranked second once from
1987-92. Six times during his tenure St. Cloud State ranked among the nation's top
10 in defense. Pawlowski coached the defensive MVP in the North Central
Conference three times while at SCSU.
Pawlowski has worked on the defensive side of the ball for most of his career, but
he's been involved in just about every aspect of coaching. In addition to the above
mentioned schools, Pawlowski spent five years at Ohio University (1979-84) working
with linebacker and defensive backs, one year at Montana State (1978) and one
year at Eastern Montana College (1977).
A native of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Pawlowski and his wife Vonee have three children:
Tara (25), Korie (21) and Tommy (12).

Steve Brockelbank enters his third year as the offensive line coach at
Grand Valley State. Brockelbank’s unit enabled the Laker offense to feature
one of the most balanced attacks in the country in 2005.
The Laker offensive line featured five All-GLIAC performers and two
All-Americans that paved the way for the GVSU offense to average more
than 220 yards passing and 210 yards rushing per game. Josh Bourke,
Brandon Barnes, Mike Pinter, Chris Stoddard and Joe Wohlscheid earned
All-GLIAC plaudits, with Bourke and Wohlscheid garnering national attention.
Further evidence of balance saw the Lakers rush for 25 TDs and pass
for 27. In addition, Grand Valley State averaged 4.7 yards per rushing
attempt and 6.2 yards per play in 2005. The Laker offensive front proved to
be equally versatile in run and pass blocking. GVSU allowed just 12 QB
sacks in 313 passing attempts and were tackled for a loss just 73 times in
590 rushing attempts.
Brockelbank’s offensive charges faced several injuries in his first season
at the helm of the offensive line in 2004. Several first-year performers on
the Laker offensive line yielded just 22 QB sacks in 364 passing attempts
and keyed an offense that ranked among the top five in several categories.
Senior James Streit and freshman Brandon Barnes earned All-GLIAC honors
under Brockelbank.
Prior to his arrival at Grand Valley State, Steve spent the five years as
head football coach at Ludington High School. Brockelbank was the offensive
line coach at Hillsdale College from 1994-99. In addition to coaching
the offensive line, Brockelbank was the offensive coordinator for the
Chargers from 1997-99. While at Hillsdale, Brockelbank guided an offense
that ranked among the best in the MIFC in terms of total offense. Steve also
spent two years (1992-93) as the offensive line coach at Wayne State.
Brockelbank, who earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Eastern
Michigan University in 1991, was a three-year letterwinner and a two-time
All-Mid American Conference performer for the Eagles on the gridiron.
Steve completed his Master’s in Education at Spring Arbor University in
1997.
A native of Jenison, Brockelbank earned all-state honors for the Wildcats
in 1985. Steve and his wife, Heidi, have three daughters, Hayley (11),
Madisyn (9), and Morgan (4).
ASSISTANT ASSISTANT
COACHES
Matt Mitchell is set to begin his third year as the linebacker coach at
Grand Valley State. Mitchell took over a young, inexperienced linebacking
crew two years ago and has turned them into possibly the deepest, most athletic
group in the country.
Mitchell’s linebacking unit was a key in the Lakers’ defensive charge that
led the nation in pass efficiency defense (83.6), ranked third in scoring
defense (12.2), fifth in total defense (254.6) and seventh in rushing defense
(88.3). Laker linebackers held five of the top nine spots among the tackle
leaders on the GVSU defense. Grand Valley State held its opponents off the
scoreboard in 25-of-52 quarters played during the 2005 season and seven-of-
13 opponents were held to 10 points or less. Nine-of-13 foes failed to reach
the 100-yard rushing mark. The Grand Valley State defense yielded 15 TDs
in 13 games last season, with six of those 15 TDs coming in the fourth quarter.
The Lakers held three opponents out of the endzone for over 11 quarters
to start the season.
Mitchell tutored All-GLIAC performers Matt Beaty and Anthony Adams
in 2005, while Lucius Hawkins garnered All-GLIAC plaudits in 2004.
Mitchell’s linebacking unit was a key figure in the Lakers’ dominating
defense in 2004. GVSU led the GLIAC in scoring defense (14.4), rushing
defense (99.2), and total defense (281.2). The Lakers ranked second in pass
efficiency defense (95.7) and QB sacks (33). GVSU held six teams to seven
points or less with one shutout (34-0 at Wayne State).
Prior to his arrival at GVSU, Mitchell spent four years at Wartburg (Iowa)
College as an assistant coach, including the final two as the defensive coordinator.
Wartburg, which compiled a record of 21-3 while Mitchell was in
charge of the defense, advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division
III National Championship each of his last two years. Wartburg finished
third in total defense, second in rush defense and eighth in scoring defense
in 2003 under Mitchell's guidance. His 2002 defense also ranked among the
top 10 statistically in Division III.
In addition to coaching, Matt was also the head strength and conditioning
coordinator at Wartburg during his tenure.
Mitchell is a certified strength and conditioning coach through the NSCA
and a club coach certified through USA Weightlifting.
Mitchell earned his B.S.S in Biology and Secondary Education from
Cornell (Iowa) College in 1997. Matt was a two-time, First-Team All-
Midwest Conference selection as a defensive lineman during his playing
career at Cornell (Iowa) College.
Matt is single and resides in Allendale.
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Matt Yoches begins his first year as the defensive line coach after serving
as a graduate assistant in the Laker program the previous two years.
Yoches worked with the defense during his two years as a GA. Matt will
take over a unit that includes the Gene Upshaw Award winner, Mike
McFadden, as the top interior lineman in DII football. The defensive line
returns five letterwinners and has several key newcomers for the 2006 campaign.
Yoches turned in a stellar four-year career for the Lakers on the defensive
line (2000-2003). A four-year letterwinner for the Lakers on the defensive
front, Yoches was part of GVSU’s back-to-back National
Championship teams in 2002-03. He tallied 38 tackles, 12 tackles for loss
(-67) and five QB sacks (-42) during his senior campaign. Matt received
All-GLIAC plaudits and was named to the CoSIDA District Four All-
Academic squad as a senior.
Yoches recorded 68 total tackles, 16 tackles for loss (-67) and seven QB
sack (-42) in his career. GVSU was 48-6 during his career with two
National Championships and two GLIAC titles.
A Dearborn Heights, Mich. native, Matt graduated from Grand Valley
State in 2004 with a movement science degree and is currently working on
his master’s. Matt and his wife, the former Adrienne Lubeck, were married
in May and currently reside in Allendale.
Jim Schaak enters his fourth year as special
teams coach at Grand Valley State. Schaak
works primarily with the Laker kickers, while
also assisting with the defense. Schaak has
worked as an assistant coach at Grand Rapids
Community College and Grand Rapids West
Catholic. Schaak graduated from Michigan
State in 1964 and earned his master’s from MSU
in 1977.
David Sartin joins the Laker football program
and will work on the offensive side of the ball.
Sartin comes to Grand Valley State after spending
five years as an assistant coach at North Park
University in Chicago, Ill. Sartin coached on
both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball
while at North Park. David was a standout player
at DIII power Mount Union from 1993-96.
Mount Union was 51-3 during his career with
two National Championships (1993-96).
Adam McClain will work with the Laker
defense as he enters his first season on the
coaching staff. McClain comes to GVSU after
spending the last three years as the defensive
line coach at North Carolina Wesleyan College.
McClain spent one season as an assistant at
Wittenberg University where he was a two-time
all-conference center.
ASSISTANT ASSISTANT
COACHES
William Pascol enters his second year on the Laker coaching staff, but
will be in charge of the running backs for the first time. William tutored the
defensive line in his first season at Grand Valley State.
Pascol’s defensive line was a force in the Lakers’ defensive charge that
led the nation in pass efficiency defense (83.6), ranked third in scoring
defense (12.2), fifth in total defense (254.6), and seventh in rushing defense
(88.3). The Laker defensive line recorded 47 tackles for loss, 37 QB sacks
and 244 total tackles in 2005. Highlighting that group effort was the recordsetting
season of Gene Upshaw Award winning defensive tackle Mike
McFadden. McFadden was honored as the top interior lineman in DII college
football for his stellar junior season in which he recorded at least one
quarterback sack in all 13 games and notched a season total of 19 QB sacks.
McFadden ranked second on the squad in total tackles with 83. The Laker
defensive line anchored a unit that held seven-of-13 opponents to 10 points
or less and held 9-of-13 foes under the 100-yard rushing mark.
Prior to his arrival at Grand Valley State, Pascol spent the 2004 season as
a defensive backfield coach at Otterbein College in Westerville, Ohio.
Pascol tutored First-Team All-Ohio Athletic Conference defensive back
Micheaux Robinson. William served on head coach Charlie Weatherbie’s
staff at the U.S. Naval Academy in 2001 where he served as the defensive
coordinator at the U.S. Naval Academy Prep School. Pascol spent one year
as a graduate assistant to the recruiting coordinator at Ohio State. The
Buckeyes finished 8-4 with an appearance in the Outback Bowl.
Pascol holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree
with a concentration in accounting from Ohio State. William and his wife,
the former Angela Marie Walker, are the proud parents of son, William (5),
and daughter, Courtney (3).
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Equipment
Dan Fodrocy begins his first year with the
Laker football program and will work on the
offensive side of the ball. Fodrocy comes to
Grand Valley State after a four-year career at
Saginaw Valley State. Dan recorded 213 tackles,
40 tackles for loss and 18 QB sacks in 46 career
games. He tallied career-highs in tackles (86),
TFL (20) and QB sacks (9) en route to earning
All-GLIAC plaudits as a senior.
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SEASON PREVIEW
Grand Valley State will open the 2006 season much like it
started the previous four seasons, with a target on its back. The
Lakers will open their fifth straight year as the top-ranked team
in the country. In three of the four years that GVSU opened the
year number one they claimed the NCAA DII National
Championship. Grand Valley State is 70-5 in its last 75 games
and 77-9 since 2000. The Laker senior class is 36-4 overall and
9-1 in the NCAA playoffs with two national championships. In
addition, GVSU is 50-3 in
its last 53 GLIAC games.
“Obviously, we have
had an incredible run the
last four years,” said
third-year head coach
Chuck Martin. “However,
our record the last four
years didn’t just happen.
Our coaches and players
work extremely hard on
preparation. These kids
prepare for success and
they understand what
goes into winning a conference
and national
championship,” added
Martin.
Offense
Grand Valley State lost a key playmaker in Brandon
Langston, a pair of three-year starting offensive linemen and a
tight end who just came up with key catches. However, the
Lakers’ cupboard isn’t bare. The Grand Valley State offense
returns seven starters and 22 letterwinners to the mix for the
2006 season. The Lakers have no shortage of playmaker’s
returning and a number of exciting newcomers that will be
called upon for contributions.
Quarterbacks
Incumbent starter Cullen Finnerty returns for his fourth year
as the starter. Finnerty is 36-4 as a starting quarterback, including
a 9-1 mark in the playoffs. Cullen has a chance to become
the first quarterback in DII history to pass for 10,000 yards and
rush for 2,000. Finnerty enters his senior year having passed
for 7,685 yards and rushed
for 1,803. He has accounted
for 9,488 yards and 92
touchdowns in his career.
Cullen has averaged 13.2
yards per completion in his
career.
“Cullen is such a competitor
and has the mentality
of a linebacker playing
quarterback,” said Martin.
QUARTERBACKS
Player Class ‘05GP/CAR
Cullen Finnerty* Sr. 13/40
Brad Iciek RFr. -
Chad Somerville RFr. -
Brennan Glass Fr. -
Mike Scherpenberg Fr. -
* Denotes returning starter
“He does an outstanding job of managing the game and knows
that with our defense we would rather force our opponent to
drive the length of the field versus giving the ball up on a
turnover and creating a short field.”
A pair of redshirt freshman with no game experience will back
up Finnerty. Brad Iciek enters the fall second on the depth chart,
while Chad Somerville is pushing for the backup role. Both
gained valuable experience in the spring, but will look to get
their feet wet with playing time early in the season.
“We feel good about where Brad and Chad stand at this point,
but we want to get them playing time to so they can experience
the speed of the college game,” said Martin. “They were both
able to get a feel for what to expect by playing against our
defense in the spring and that will be an advantage when they
get the chance to play,” said Martin.
Running Backs
Senior Astin Martin was
impressive in his first year
with the Lakers. His 1,353
rushing yards ranks third on
the Laker single-season list
and he has 2,574 career rushing
yards. Astin broke the
100-yard rushing mark nine
times and as the season progressed
he became more
comfortable with the offense.
RUNNING BACKS
Player Class ‘05GP/CAR
Astin Martin* Sr. 13/39#
Rhoderick Tyler Jr. 2/2
Nathan Bieszka So. 3/3
Steve Elenbaas So. -
Matt Flutur RFr. -
Maurice Gore RFr. -
Matt Baker Fr. -
Matt Russell Fr. -
# Played two years at Toledo
* Denotes returning starter
“I was really pleased with progress that Astin showed
throughout the season,” said Martin. “He really came on as the
season moved forward and you could tell his comfort level rose
with each and every game.”
A committee of running backs will be asked to spell Martin.
Redshirt freshmen Maurice Gore and Matt Flutur will see playing
time. Senior Mark Catlin, junior Preston Garris and redshirt
freshman Blake Smolen will also tote the ball.
“I feel we have a lot of
potential at the running
back position in terms
of numbers and quality.
I really like the combinations
that we can put
together with the different
talents of each player,”
said Martin.
Wide Receivers
Deep and talented are
two words that describe
the receiving unit. The
Lakers return 114 receptions
from five key
returnees that have a
great deal of experience.
Add in a group of talented
newcomers and you
have the makings of a lot of big plays. Seniors Eric Fowler,
Terry Mitchell and Mark Catlin, along with junior Antione
Trent and sophomore Robert Carlisle boast a lot of talent.
Fowler led the Lakers with 57 catches for 882 yards, while
Mitchell hauled in 23 catches for 485 yards and six TDs.

Mitchell’s 21.1 yards per
catch led the team. Trent came
up with some key receptions,
while Garris and Catlin are
key performers that give the
Lakers a lot of options.
Jaquon Morrison is a junior
college transfer with impressive
credentials, while Mike
Koster and Blake Smolen
showed great promise in the
spring. Sophomore Scott
Blasko gained valuable experience
at tight end last season
and saw a great deal of action
as the season progressed.
“Going into the season we
feel good about what we have
at the wide receiver position,”
said Martin. “I like the depth
and the combinations that we
can put on the field for certain
situations. This group has
really turned into a strength of
our football team.”
Offensive Lineman
Like any other team, success
offensively rests on the offensive line. The Lakers’ offensive
features both talent and depth. Juniors Joe Wohlscheid (RG) and
Brandon Barnes (RT), pre-
season All-Americans, make
up possibly the best right side
of any offensive line in the
country. The Lakers have
eight other offensive linemen
that have a great deal of
experience. Drew Burton,
Jacob Henige, Sean Stevens,
Billy Eisenhardt, Jacob
Topp, Sam Allen and junior
college transfer Nate John
enable will be counted on to
fill the gaps vacated by All-
GLIAC performers Josh
Bourke, Mike Pinter and
Chris Stoddard. Redshirt
freshmen Nick McDonald
and Tyler Holtz will also
push for playing time.
“We have an outstanding
core group of offensive linemen,”
said Martin. “That
group give our offense the
flexibility to do a number of
things in both the running
and passing game. I don’t
think you can ever have
WIDE RECEIVERS
Player Class ‘05GP/CAR
Eric Fowler* Sr. 13/27
Antione Trent* Jr. 12/22
Mark Catlin Sr. 12/38
Terry Mitchell Sr. 13/13
Preston Garris Jr. 12/21
Jaquon Morrison Jr. -
Robert Carlisle So. 4/4
Corey Edwards So. 12/12
Mitch Hodges So. -
Ryan Bass RFr. -
Anthony Crump RFr. -
Gary Davis RFr. -
Stevie Freeman RFr. -
Mike Koster RFr. -
Felix Sharp RFr. -
Blake Smolen RFr. -
Matt Wade RFr. -
Carlos Clark Fr. -
* Denotes returning starter
TIGHT ENDS
Player Class ‘05GP/CAR
Mike Graham Jr. -
Scott Blasko So. 8/8
John Mathews So. 4/4
Cameron Bradfield RFr. -
Tony Carreri Fr. -
Ian Evans Fr. -
OFFENSIVE LINE
Player Class ‘05GP/CAR
Joe Wohlscheid* Jr. 12/24#
Brandon Barnes* Jr. 13/26
Drew Burton Sr. -/28
Jacob Henige Jr. 10/13
Nate John Jr. -
Sean Stevens Jr. 13/26
Dan Tape Jr. -/2
Sam Allen So. 4/4
Billy Eisenhardt So. 3/3
Jacob Topp So. 5/5
Tyler Holtz RFr. -
Nick McDonald RFr. -
Doug Neumeyer RFr. -
Charles Pike RFr. -
Alex Szarenski RFr. -
Jonathan Bezemek RFr. -
Tory Buter Fr. -
Greg Copeland Fr. -
Joe Davis Fr. -
Dan Foster Fr. -
John Godush Fr. -
James Hardy Fr. -
Brett Hines Fr. -
Brett Stengele Fr. -
Joey Teague Fr. -
Collin Williams Fr. -
* Denotes returning starter
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enough depth on the
offensive line, but I feel
good about who we are
going to put on the
field among our top 12
players up front.”
Defense
The Lakers return
nine starters and 15 letterman
to a defense that
ranked among the
national leaders in virtually
every team category.
GVSU’s depth
defensively will also be
bolstered by the addition
key junior college
transfers and redshirt freshmen.
Defensive Line
Grand Valley State returns three starters, highlighted by the
return of consensus All-American defensive lineman Mike
McFadden. McFadden was named the Gene Upshaw Award
winner as the top interior lineman in DII college football after
recording a QB sack in every game played for a total of 19.
Mike also ranked second on the team in total tackles with 83.
Juniors Ryan Gaydosh and
Justin Ulberg enter their second
season as starters, while
senior Derrick Jones will be
expected to contribute after a
stellar spring. Sophomore
Dan Skuta move from linebacker
to defensive line,
while redshirt freshman
Drew Hinkle and Lance
Travis will be counted on in
the playing rotation. Junior
college transfers Jeremy
Ehinger and Chris Favors
will also see action.
“You are going to feel
good about your defensive
line when you have Mike
McFadden suiting up,” said
Martin. “Mike is a difference
maker that makes an
impact on every play. You
throw Ryan Gaydosh, Justin
Ulberg and Derrick Jones
into the mix and you the
opportunity to have an out-
DEFENSIVE LINE
Player Class ‘05GP/CAR
Mike McFadden* Sr. 13/40
Ryan Gaydosh* Jr. 13/26
Justin Ulberg* Jr. 13/26
Derrick Jones Sr. 10/10
Jeremy Ehinger Jr. -
Chris Favors Jr. -
Dan Skuta So. 13/13
Marvin Plowden So. 1/1
Nick Romer So. -
Brett Harris RFr. -
Drew Hinkle RFr. -
Bryan Thomas RFr. -
Lance Travis RFr. -
Nate Beebe Fr. -
Mendalson Covington Fr. -
Alex Gilde Fr. -
Brad Hull Fr. -
Sam Jones Fr. -
Larmar Keith Fr. -
Mike Leiffers Fr. -
Justin Pollock Fr. -
Danny Richard Fr. -
Justin Winsor Fr. -
* Denotes returning starter
standing defensive front,” added Martin. “I also like what Dan
Skuta, Lance Travis and Drew Hinkle are able to provide in
terms of playing ability and depth.
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26 games heading into his
junior year. GVSU will rely
on redshirt freshmen Jordan
Munson and P.J. Beuke,
while junior college transfer
Byron Miles will also join the
playing group.
“Our linebackers fit what
we do defensively,” said
Martin. “We have athletic,
fast linebackers that have
ability to run the ball down
and make plays.”
Secondary
The Laker secondary might
be the deepest position on the
squad. GVSU has the services
of seven returnees, including
five that have started
games for the Lakers.
Brandon Carr, Bill Brechin,
Samad Cain, Sean Roland,
Zach Jones, Tony Carr and
Brandon Ryan are experienced
performers. Brandon
Carr recorded 78 tackles and
picked off three passes at one
corner, while Brechin added
32 tackles and three interceptions
at the opposite corner.
Cain recorded 50 tackles at
safety, while Roland and
Jones missed portions of the
season with injuries, but
returned to make a signifi-
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Linebackers
The Lakers have a lot
of speed, talent and hard
hitters at linebacker.
Preseason All-American
Anthony Adams and
First-Team All-GLIAC
performer Matt Beaty
lead the way. Adams led
the team in tackles with
107, while Beaty recorded
60 tackles and three
interceptions in 10
games. Junior Kirk
Carruth recorded 56
tackles and has played in
LINEBACKERS
Player Class ‘05GP/CAR
Matt Beaty* Jr. 9/19
Anthony Adams* Jr. 13/26
Kirk Carruth Jr. 13/26
Byron Miles Jr. -
Blake Johncock Jr. -
Brent McIntosh Jr. 2/2
Nick Ritzema So. -
Ben Bempong RFr. -
P.J. Beuke RFr. -
Jordan Munson RFr. -
James Wojciechowski RFr. -
Chad Biggar Fr. -
Eric Ewing Fr. -
Mike Mukuna Fr. -
Justin Victor Fr. -
* Denotes returning starter
SECONDARY
Player Class ‘05GP/CAR
Bill Brechin* Jr. 13/24%
Brandon Carr* Jr. 13/18
Samad Cain* So. 11/11
Buster Larkins Sr. -/36#
Tony Carr Sr. 12/35^
Zach Jones Sr. 6/14
Sean Roland Sr. 8/36
David Misiewicz Jr. -
Brandon Ryan Jr. 8/17
Derek Stansberry Jr. -/14&
Lyle Banks RFr. -
Aaron Conti RFr. -
Chris Easton RFr. -
Gary Fant RFr. -
Jacob McGuckin RFr. -
Frank Mulder RFr. -
Courtney Partee RFr. -
Tony Thompson Fr. -
* Denotes returning starter
cant impact during the playoff run. Derek Stansberry will join the
mix after spending two years at Cincinnati, while Buster Larkins
joins the Laker football program after playing three years at
Indiana. Redshirt freshman Jacob McGuckin and Gary Fant will
also join the mix for playing time.
“Being a former defensive back coach I am very pleased to see
what we have returning in the defensive backfield,” said Martin.
“This group is deep and talented with a great deal of experience.
I also like what I have seen from our younger players,” said
Martin.
Special Teams
This is the Lakers least experienced playing group. Sophomore
Todd Carter handled the kick-
off duties in 2005, but GVSU
will be breaking in a new
punter and field goal kicker.
Carter will be in the mix with
redshirt freshman Justin
Trumble and freshmen Nick
Hopkins and Jay Jandasek.
SPECIAL TEAMS
Player Class ‘05GP/CAR
Todd Carter So. 13/13
Matt Devereaux RFr. -
Justin Trumble RFr. -
Nick Hopkins Fr. -
Jay Jandasek Fr. -
John Wasmund Fr. -
“We need someone to step up
and take control in both punting and place kicking,” said Martin.
“We have a number of players
that are capable of getting
the job done, but none
that have done it under game
conditions.”
Schedule
The schedule features
three games against preseason
nationally-ranked foes
in the GLIAC. Saginaw
Valley State, Northwood
and Ashland have all garnered
recognition, while
Michigan Tech, Wayne
State, Indianapolis and
Ferris State are looking for
big years. The Lakers will
have six road games and five home games.
“The GLIAC is tough from top to bottom,” said Martin. “We
have played teams from a lot of regions over the years and the
competition we face every week in the GLIAC stands par with
what we have faced nationally.”
2006 SCHEDULE
Date Opponent
Sept. 2 at Findlay
Sept. 9 ASHLAND
Sept. 16 at Saint Joseph’s
Sept. 21 MICHIGAN TECH
Sept. 30 at Wayne State
Oct. 7 MERCYHURST
Oct. 14 at Indianapolis
Oct. 21 NORTHWOOD
Oct. 28 at Ferris State
Nov. 4 SAGINAW VALLEY STATE
Nov. 11 at Northern Michigan
Nov. 18 NCAA First Round
Nov. 25 NCAA Second Round
Dec. 2 NCAA Quarterfinals
Dec. 9 NCAA Semifinals
Dec. 16 NCAA Championship

2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Detroit Cass Tech High School...First-Team
All-City as a senior...Caught 25 passes for 824 yards and eight TDs as a
senior...Recorded over 1,600 all-purpose yards and returned five punts for
a TD during senior year...Hauled in 17 receptions for 542 yards and 10
TDs as a sophomore...Notched 113 tackles and 11 interceptions during
prep career as a defensive back...Also participated in track & field.
Personal: Son of Lyle Banks, Sr. and Arlie George...Engineering
major...Enjoys basketball, skating and baseball.
2005: First-Team All-GLIAC selection...Key performer at right tackle
that helped the Laker offense average 211.4 yards per game rushing and
220.3 yards per game passing...Part of an offensive line that allowed just
12 QB sacks in 313 passing attempts.
2004: Named Honorable Mention All-GLIAC...Voted 2004 GVSU
Most Improved Player...Started all 13 games at right tackle as a redshirt
freshman...Key figure of an offensive line that yielded just 22 sacks in 13
games...Concluded the year ranking as the Lakers’ most consistent offensive
lineman.
2003: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Pershing High...Earned All-Detroit Public
School City League honors...Team captain senior year.
Personal: Son of Emmett and Veronica Barnes...Enjoys playing video
games and hanging out with friends...Computer engineering major.
PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Portage Northern High School...Earned
first-team all-conference and all-area honors as a senior...Caught 35 passes
for 827 yards and seven TDs as a senior...Named first-team all-conference
as a junior when he recorded 43 tackles and a team-high three interceptions.
Personal: Son of Anthony and Annette Bass...Enjoys playing video
games.
First-Team All-GLIAC selection Brandon Barnes started
every game for the Lakers in 2005.
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2005: First-Team All-GLIAC...Missed the final three games with a knee
injury...Ranked sixth on the team in total tackles with 60...Tallied 6.5 tackles
for loss (-10)...Tied for team lead in interceptions with three...Notched
five tackles and two tackles for loss vs. North Dakota (11/19)...Picked off
a pass and returned it 31 yards for a TD versus Northern Michigan
(10/29)...Added three tackles vs. the Wildcats...Led the squad with eight
tackles, all solo, and picked off a pass vs. Saginaw Valley State
(10/15)...Recorded seven tackles, one QB sack and a tackle for loss at
Hillsdale (10/8)...Recorded a career-high 12 tackles and picked off a pass
vs. Wayne State (10/1)...Tallied six tackles and two tackles for loss (-5) at
Ashland (9/17)...Notched six total tackles and a tackle for loss vs. Ferris
State (8/27).
2004: Started the first 10 games at inside linebacker...Injured his knee
versus Michigan Tech (11/6) in the final regular season game of the year
and missed three playoff games...Ranked sixth on the squad in total tackles
with 66 (28 solo/38 assisted)...Recorded eight tackles for loss (-22) and
three QB sacks (-13)...Notched two pass break ups and forced one fumble...Tallied
a career-high 11 tackles vs. Northwood (10/23), including two
tackles for loss (-6) and one QB sack (-4)...Recorded 10 tackles at Gannon
(9/4)...Picked up nine tackles vs. Hillsdale (10/9) and eight at Saginaw
Valley State (10/16).
2003: Medical redshirt after injuring knee in 2003 spring game.
2002: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Detroit Cass Tech High School...Earned All-
City honors as a senior...Team Captain senior year...Notched 94 tackles
and nine QB sacks during final prep campaign...Excelled in track and
field.
Personal: Son of Marvin and Reanell Beaty...Enjoys music, movies
and writing...Computer science major.
Tackles
Year Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds QBH Int FR
2004 28 38 66 3/13 8/22 1 0 0
2005 37 23 60 1/0 6.5/10 0 3 0
Totals 65 61 126 4/13 14.5/32 1 3 0
PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
LB Matt Beaty recorded 60
tackles en route to earning
First-Team All-GLIAC honors.
2005: Redshirted...Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year.
High School: Prepped at Hinsdale (Ill.) Central High School...Team
was 21-3 during his final two prep campaigns...Earned all-state honors and
was league MVP as a senior...Two-time all-conference selection...Rushed
for 1,511 yards and 22 TDs, while catching 30 passes for 600 yards and six
TDs as a senior...Recorded 35 tackles, four interceptions and four QB sacks
senior year...Rushed for 980 yards and 13 TDs as a junior.
Personal: Son of Rick and Annamarie Beuke...Business
Administration major...Enjoys all sports.
2005: Earned first varsity letter after seeing action on special teams.
2004: Redshirted...Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year.
High School: Prepped at Plymouth (Ind.) High School...Rushed for
3,872 yards in his career and tallied 5,109 all-purpose yards...Two-time
Associated Press All-State...Two-time member of the South Bend Tribune
and Bloomington Herald Times Dream Team...Earned all-conference plaudits
as a junior and senior...Rushed for 2,072 yards and 20 TDs as a senior...Tallied
1,383 yards rushing and 11 TDs as a junior.
Personal: Son of Mark Bieszka and Rhee Ann
Baumgartner...Education major.

2005: Earned first varsity letter...Key performer in the running
game...Saw a great deal of action during the playoffs on special teams and
at tight end.
Prior to GVSU: Spent four years in the United States Air Force.
High School: Prepped at St. Joseph’s High School...Earned all-area
and all-conference honors.
Personal: Son of Gerry and Ann Marie Blasko...Business major.
2005: Redshirted
High School: Prepped at Grand Rapids Creston High School...First
Team All-City pick as a senior...Earned All-Area plaudits...Also played
basketball.
Personal: Son of James and Cynthia Bradfield...Business
Administration major.
2005: Honorable Mention All-GLIAC...Earned first varsity letter after
starting all 13 games at cornerback...Tallied 32 tackles, three interceptions
and nine pass deflections on the year...Notched two tackles and a pass
deflection vs. NW Missouri State in National Championship game
(12/10)...Tallied two tackles and a game-high three pass deflections vs.
East Stroudsburg (12/3)...Notched four tackles vs. Saginaw Valley State
(11/26) in NCAA playoffs...Recorded a season-high seven tackles vs.
North Dakota (11/19)..Picked off one pass and notched a pass deflection at
Northwood (10/22)...Tallied three tackles vs. Wayne State
(10/1)...Recorded four tackles and picked off a pass at Indianapolis
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(9/10)...Picked off a pass vs. Gannon (9/3).
2004: Suffered season-ending ankle injury early in the first quarter of
the season-opener at Ferris State...Granted a medical redshirt for second
straight year after second straight season-ending injury.
2003: Medical redshirt after shoulder injury early in the season.
2001-2002: Played the 2002 season at Northern Iowa as a redshirt
freshman...Saw action in seven games...Recorded two total
tackles...Redshirted the 2001 season at Northern Iowa.
High School: Prepped at Addison (Ill.) Trail High School...All-state
pick as a senior...Earned all-conference honors as a junior and
senior...Threw for over 2,000 yards and 20 TDs senior year...Tallied 40
tackles and picked off seven passes.
Personal: Son of John and Coleen Brechin...Marketing major...Enjoys
all sports.
Tackles
Year Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds PBU Int FR
2004 0 1 1 - 0 0 0 0
2005 19 13 32 - 1/3 9 3 0
Totals 18 13 33 - 1/3 9 3 0
CB Bill Brechin picked off three passes and
recorded nine pass deflections.
2005: Sat out the 2005 campaign.
2004: Earned second varsity letter...Played in all 13 games...Played
both right guard and left guard during the season...Saw action on both the
field goal and extra point units.
2003: Earned first varsity letter...Saw action as a reserve offensive
guard...Played on field goal and extra point teams.
High School: Prepped at Moscow (Idaho) High School...Border
League Offensive Lineman of the Year (2000)...First-Team All-Border
League pick as a junior and senior...NW Recruiting.com All-NW...Also
participated in basketball and baseball.
Personal: Son of Damon and Sally Burton...Enjoys video games.
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Tackles
Year Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds QBH Int FR
2005 26 24 50 - 2.5/4 0 1 0
Totals 26 24 50 - 2.5/4 0 1 0
PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
2005: Earned first varsity letter for the Lakers...Ranked eighth on the
squad in total tackles with 50...Tallied one interception, four pass deflections
and one forced fumble on the year...Notched seven total tackles,
including six solo stops, in the National Championship game versus NW
Missouri State (12/10)...Recorded five tackles and a pass deflection vs.
Saginaw Valley State (11/26) in NCAA playoffs...Tallied a season-high nine
tackles, with a tackle for loss vs. North Dakota (11/19)...Notched a pair of
tackles, including a tackle for loss (-1), and deflected a pass vs. Northern
Michigan (10/29)...Picked off a pass and returned it 25 yards vs. Saginaw
Valley State (10/15). Tallied three tackles and recorded a pass
breakup...Notched three tackles at Hillsdale (10/8)...Recorded a seasonhigh
nine tackles vs. Wayne State (10/1).
2004: Member of the Minnesota Golden Gopher football team.
2003: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Detroit Martin Luther King High School
(Mich.)...Named All-Detroit, all-conference and all-area his junior and senior
seasons...Was an all-state selection...Recorded 82 tackles (54 solo, 28
assisted) in 2002...Intercepted eight passes in 10 games his senior
year...Also had four sacks, 10 pass break-ups and two forced
fumbles...Registered 57 tackles his junior season...Also participated in
track...Honor roll student.
Personal: Son of William Smith and Marsha Cain.
2005: Earned first varsity letter...Saw action as a receiver and on special
teams.
2004: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Lutheran High East...Three-time All-Metro
Conference performer...Also participated in basketball, track and baseball.
Personal: Son of Robert and Allecia Bruce...Majoring in mathematics
and music.
All-Am erican Candidate
2005: Earned second varsity letter after starting all 13 games at cornerback...Ranked
fourth on the team and first among defensive backs in total
tackles with 78...Tied for the team lead in solo tackles with 57...Tied for
the team lead in pass deflections (9) and interceptions (3)...Notched nine
total tackles, including eight solo, in National Championship game versus
NW Missouri State (12/10)...Tallied five tackles, two pass deflections and
returned a fumble 40 yards for a TD vs. East Stroudsburg (12/3)...Also
returned an onside kick 47 yards for a TD vs. East Stroudsburg...Recorded
eight tackles vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/26) in NCAA
playoffs...Notched three tackles and a pass deflection vs. North
Dakota...Tallied seven total tackles, including a tackle for loss (-1) vs.
Saginaw Valley State (10/15). Also deflected a pair of passes...Recorded
nine tackles (7 solo) and picked off a pass at Hillsdale (10/8)...Notched
five solo tackles and picked off a pass at Ashland (9/17)...Tallied a careerhigh
13 tackles, including nine solo, at Indianapolis (9/10)...Recorded nine
tackles and returned an interception 18 yards vs. Ferris State (8/27).
2004: Saw game action as a true freshman...Earned first varsity letter...Played
in eight games as a reserve defensive back and on special
teams...One of three true freshmen (Ryan Gaydosh, Sean Stevens) to see
game action...Tallied 12 total tackles and two pass break ups...Notched a
season-high four tackles at Northern Michigan (10/30)...Recorded three
tackles vs. Hillsdale (10/9) and at Saginaw Valley State (10/16).
High School: Prepped at Flint Carman-Ainsworth with current Lakers
Todd Carter and Dan Skuta...First-Team All-Big 9 Conference performer
as a senior DB...Caught 24 passes for 431 yards and four TDs as a WR,
and tallied 53 tackles with two interceptions as a DB...Also participated in
basketball.
Personal: Son of John and Kathy Carr...Majoring in
Communications...Enjoys video games and hanging out with friends.
Tackles
Year Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds PBU Int FR
2004 7 5 12 - - 2 0 0
2005 57 21 78 - 1.5/2 9 3 1
Totals 64 26 90 - 1.5/2 11 3 1
CB Brandon Carr tallied 78 tackles, three interceptions
and nine pass deflections in 2005.

2005: Earned first varsity letter at GVSU...Played in all 12
games...Started two games...Tallied 12 tackles and a pass deflection...Also
saw action on special teams.
Prior to GVSU: Spent two years at Western Michigan
University...Recorded 44 tackles (37 solo) during the 2002
campaign...Ranked seventh in the MAC in interceptions per game
(0.42)...Led Broncos in interceptions (5), passes defended (12), and pass
deflections(7)...Intercepted a MAC season-high three passes against
Eastern Michigan...Picked off passes against Michigan and Virginia
Tech...Appeared in 11 games on special teams in 2001...Redshirted in
2000.
High School: Prepped at Carmen Ainsworth High School...Played on
both sides of the ball as a defensive back and quarterback...All-State honorable
mention selection in 1999...All-Conference and all-area selection in
his senior year...Team’s Offensive MVP and captain...Became first quarterback
in school history to rush for over 1,000 yards.
Personal: Son of John and Kathy Carr...Brother Brandon is a defensive
back for the Lakers.
2005: Earned second varsity letter after playing in all 13
games...Finished seventh on the squad in total tackles with 56 and fourth
in solo tackles with 36...Recorded 5.5 tackles for loss (-21), one QB sack
and two forced fumbles on the year...Notched six tackles versus NW
Missouri State (12/10) in National Championship game...Tallied seven
tackles, a TFL and a QB sack (-9) vs. East Stroudsburg (12/3)...Recorded
five tackles, two tackles for loss (-6) and forced a fumble vs. Saginaw
Valley State (11/26) in NCAA playoffs...Notched six tackles vs. North
Dakota (11/19)...Tallied four tackles and forced a fumble vs. Northern
Michigan (10/29)...Notched five total tackles at Northwood
(10/22)...Recorded four total tackles, including two tackles for loss (-3) vs.
Saginaw Valley State (10/15)...Tallied seven total tackles at Hillsdale
(10/8)...Notched four tackles, including one tackle for loss (-1) vs. Ashland
(9/17).
2004: Did not see game action.
2003: Earned first varsity letter...Recorded 12 total tackles, including
one tackle for loss and one QB sack...Picked off a pass at Texas A&M-
Kingsville (12/6)...Key performer on special teams.
2002: Redshirted.
PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
High School: Prepped at Saginaw High School...Named the Saginaw
Valley League MVP as a senior...Associated Press First-Team All-State
senior year...Named to the Saginaw County Dream Team during final prep
campaign...Completed 55-96 passes for 1,640 yards and 17 TDs as a senior...Rushed
for 250 yards and 11 TDs...Notched 35 tackles and intercepted
12 passes during senior year...Key performer for 1999 Saginaw Trojan
squad that captured the Division 2 Michigan High School State
Championship.
Personal: Son of Howard McClendon and Charlotte Carruth...Enjoys
music, video games and clothes...Communications major.
Tackles
Year Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds QBH Int FR
2003 7 5 12 1/11 1.5/12 0 1 0
2005 36 20 56 1/9 5.5/21 0 0 0
Totals 43 25 68 2/20 7/33 0 1 0
LB Kirk Carruth recorded 56 tackles as a
sophomore for the Lakers.
2005: Earned first varsity letter...Handled all kickoff duties.
2004: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Flint Carman-Ainsworth High School with
current Lakers Brandon Carr and Dan Skuta...All-district and all-conference
selection...Named first-team all-league as a place kicker and second
team as a punter...Honorable mention all-state place kicker...Set the
school-record with a 66 yard punt...Tied the Carman-Ainsworth record for
longest field goal (45 yards)...Three-year letter winner on the soccer team
as a goalie...Second-team all-conference as a junior and first-team as a senior.
Personal: Son of Ed and Ruth Carter...Enjoys playing soccer in his
free time.
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PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
Career: Mark Catlin enters his senior season with 1,811 all-purpose
yards. Catlin has 591 yards on punt returns, 543 yards receiving, 501 yards
on kickoff returns and 176 yards rushing...Catlin holds the GVSU singlegame
record for punt returns with eight vs. Wayne State in 2004. He holds
the single-season record for punt returns with 42 in 2004 and his career
total of 74 punt returns is the GVSU career record...Mark is averaging 10.1
yards per touch in his career.
2005: Earned third varsity letter...Ranked fourth on the squad in all-purpose
yards with 711...Catlin led the squad in punt return yards (237) and
kickoff return yards (343)...Toted the ball 21 times for 129
yards...Returned four kickoffs for 104 yards, including a long return of 39
yards vs. NW Missouri State (12/10) in the National Championship
game...Rushed nine times for 51 yards vs. East Stroudsburg (10/3) in semifinals...Notched
82 return yards at Northwood (10/22). Returned five punts
for 44 yards and two kickoffs 38 yards vs. the Timberwolves...Toted the
ball three times for 37 yards at Hillsdale (10/8)...Returned one kickoff 13
yards and two punts 25 yards vs. Ashland (9/17)...Returned two kickoffs
for 28 yards and two punts 15 yards at Indianapolis (9/10)...Rushed four
times for 20 yards, caught one pass for five yards, returned three kickoffs
for 126 yards, with a long of 62 yards, and two punts for 18 yards vs.
Gannon (9/3)...Returned seven punts for 82 yards vs. Ferris State (8/27).
2004: Played in all 13 games...Hampered much of the season with an
abdominal injury...Caught 17 passes for 230 yards and one TD...Returned
two kickoffs 38 yards and rushed four times for 13 yards...Caught three
passes for 55 yards and a TD vs. Indianapolis (9/11)...Hauled in three passes
for 28 yards at Ferris State (8/28)...Pulled in three passes for 30 yards
and rushed two times for eight yards at North Dakota (11/27) in NCAA
Playoffs...Caught two passes for 73 yards, including a career-long 45 yard
reception at Saginaw Valley State (10/16)...Recorded five tackles on special
teams.
2003: Earned first varsity letter by playing 13 games as a true freshman...Missed
two games with a virus...Ranked fourth on the squad with 34
catches for 308 yards and one TD...Rushed nine times for 39 yards and
completed one pass for 54 yards...Recorded 13 tackles on special teams
and limited time as a CB...Caught six passes for 42 yards in first collegiate
game at UC Davis (9/6)...Hauled in seven passes for 13 yards vs. Ferris
State (9/13)...Caught seven passes for a career-high 93 yards and first collegiate
TD vs. Wayne State (9/20)...Pulled down three receptions for 42
yards versus Saginaw Valley State in NCAA DII Playoffs (11/29)...Played
both ways (WR & DB) at Bentley...Caught one pass for 14 yards, rushed
one time for two yards and returned two kickoffs for 101 yards with a long
of 83...Tallied two tackles with a recovered and forced fumble as a DB vs.
Bentley.
High School: Prepped at Lowell High School...Earned all-state, allarea
and All-O.K. White Conference plaudits as a sophomore, junior and
senior...Named to the Detroit Free Press Dream Team as a senior...Guided
team to MHSAA D2 State Championship as a senior...Passed for 2,793
yards and rushed for 1,400 yards as a QB during senior year...Rushed for
259 yards in title game vs. Birmingham Brother Rice.
Personal: Son of Paul and Patricia Catlin...Enjoys watching movies.
Receiving Rushing
Year Rec Yds Avg TD Lg Ret Yds Avg TD Lg
2003 34 308 9.1 1 30 9 39 4.3 0 16
2004 17 230 13.5 1 45 4 13 3.2 0 6
2005 1 5 5.0 0 5 21 124 5.9 0 18
Totals 52 543 10.4 2 45 34 176 5.2 0 18
Punt Returns Kickoff Returns
Year Rec Yds Avg TD Lg Ret Yds Avg TD Lg
2003 2 14 7.0 0 14 3 120 40.0 0 83
2004 42 338 8.0 0 23 2 38 19.0 0 23
2005 30 239 8.0 0 22 14 343 24.5 0 62
Totals 74 591 8.0 0 23 19 501 26.4 0 83
Mark Catlin enters his senior season with over
1,800 career all-purpose yards.
2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at the University of Detroit-Jesuit High
School...Member of the Detroit News Blue Chip list...Earned All Detroit
Catholic League honors...Earned All-Detroit City honors...Averaged 40.4
yards per kickoff return and 10.9 yards per punt return...Outstanding track
athlete.
Personal: Son of Nick and Vergie Conti.

2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Muskegon High School...Two-time First-
Team All-OK Red Lakeshore honoree...Caught 53 passes for 753 yards
and nine TDs as a senior...Hauled in 73 catches for over 1,100 yards and
17 TDs during final two prep campaigns...Team finished 14-0 with a State
Championship during senior year...Also participated in basketball and
track.
Personal: Son of Gardznia Crump...Enjoys video games and
basketball.
Corey Edwards moved to receiver during spring drills.
2005: Earned first varsity letter...Tallied eight tackles in a reserve role
at safety...Outstanding special teams player.
2004: Redshirted.
Prior to GVSU: Prepped at Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills High
School...Earned All-City League plaudits...Caught 30 passes for 558 yards
and 12 TDs as a senior WR, while recording 35 tackles and five interceptions
as a DB...Hauled in 20 passes for 522 yards and 15 TDs as a sophomore
and picked off seven passes...Earned All-City League honors in track
& field as a junior and senior and qualified for the state meet in the 400m
dash...Four-year letterwinner in football, basketball and track.
Personal: Son of Kurtis Edwards and Robin Gilmore...Enjoys playing
basketball and video games.
PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
Junior College: Spent two years at L.A. Harbor Junior
College...Earned All-Western Lakes Conference honors as a sophomore...Notched
93 tackles and five QB sacks during his sophomore season...Tallied
49 tackles and two QB sacks as a freshman.
High School: Prepped at West Torrance (Calif.) High School...Earned
First-Team All-Ocean League plaudits as a senior.
Personal: Son of Lisa Ehinger....Hobbies include all sports, the beach
and friends...Criminal Justice major.
2005: Earned first varsity letter for the Lakers...Saw action as a reserve
offensive center.
2004: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Macomb Dakota High School...Tallied 87
total tackles and a single-season, school-record 10 sacks as a
senior...Earned All-Metro East, all-county and honorable mention all-state
plaudits as a senior...Notched 61 tackles and nine QB sacks en route to
earning all-county honors as a junior...Holds the school record for sacks in
a career, season and game.
Personal: Son of Bill and Vicky Eisenhardt...Enjoys riding dirt
bikes...Education major.
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2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Lansing Eastern High School...Earned All-
CAAC First-Team plaudits as a senior...All-Area during senior
season...Honorable mention all-league as a junior...Rushed for 903 yards
and eight TDs as a senior, while toting the ball for 756 yards and six scores
as a junior...Also participated in basketball and track.
Personal: Son of Gary Sr., and Monica Fant...Business
Administration major.
Junior College: Spent two years at Citrus Junior College...Tallied 87
tackles as a sophomore with 12 QB sacks...Notched 55 tackles during his
freshman campaign.
High School: Prepped at East Saint John High School....Earned allconference
and all-area plaudits as a junior and senior...Recorded 98 tackles
and 10 QB sacks as a senior...Tallied 77 tackles during his junior season.
All-Am erican Candidate
Career: Recorded a 36-4 record as a starting QB...9-1 record in playoffs...Accounted
for 9,488 yards and 92 TDs in his career...Passed for
7,685 yards and 69 TDs, while rushing for 1,803 yards and 23 TDs...Ranks
second in career total offense with 9,488 yards...Third in career passing
yards with 7,685 yards...1,803 rushing yards ranks 14th in Laker
annals...23 career rushing TDs is the eighth all-time.
2005: Don Hansen’s Football Gazette Honorable Mention All-
American...GLIAC Offensive Back of the Year...First-Team All-
GLIAC...Finnerty has completed 157-of-273 passes for 2,459 yards and 22
TDs, while rushing for 523 yards and nine TDs...Completed 12-of-19
passes for 172 yards and one TD, while rushing for 59 yards and two TDs
on 14 carries in National Championship game (12/10) vs. NW Missouri
State...Completed 10-of-14 passes for 241 yards and three TDs vs. East
Stroudsburg...Averaged 24.1 yards per completion...Added 39 rushing
yards for 280 yards of total offense versus ESU (12/3)...Cullen completed
8-of-18 passes for 116 yards and two TDs vs. Saginaw Valley State
(11/26)...Finnerty completed 14-of-26 passes for 245 yards and two TDs
vs. North Dakota (11/19)...Cullen completed 11-of-16 passes for 189
yards and three TDs in just 10:37 of game action versus Northern
Michigan... Finnerty directed TD drives on four of five drives...Finnerty
tallied 362 yards of total offense at Northwood (10/22), completing 15-of-
26 passes for 263 yards and one TD and rushing for 99 yards and two TDs
on 16 carries...His 362 yards of total offense is the fourth-best single-game
total in his career...Cullen completed 11-of-19 passes for 162 yards and
rushed 17 times for 32 yards and a TD vs. Saginaw Valley State
(10/15)...Completed 11-of-18 passes for 98 yards and one TD, while rushing
for 52 yards and a TD at Hillsdale (10/8)...Notched a 30 yard TD
run...Completed 14-of-22 passes for 175 yards and rushed 10 times for 95
yards vs. Wayne State(10/1)...Tallied 270 yards of total offense vs. the
Warriors...Completed 14-of-28 passes for 208 yards and two TDs, while
rushing for 52 yards on 14 carries...Completed 9-of-18 passes for 140
yards at Indianapolis (9/10)...Completed 15-of-26 passes for 247 yards and
two TDs vs. Gannon (9/3)...Rushed for 71 yards and a TD on 12 carries
and completed 13-of-23 passes for 203 yards and two TDs vs. Ferris State
(8/27).
2004: Started all 13 games at QB...Completed 192-of-333 passes for
2,462 yards and 25 TDs...Averaged 189.4 yards passing per game...Rushed
for 458 yards and five TDs on 139 carries...Tallied 224.6 yards of total
offense per game...Ranked 26th in the country in passing efficiency
(138.5)...Ranked 42nd in DII in total offense per game 225.4...Fourth in
the GLIAC in both passing yards (189.4) and total offense (225.4) per
game...Completed 22-of-35 passes for 391 yards and five TDs at Gannon
(9/4)...Completed a season-high 24 passes (34 attempts) for 245 yards and
three TDs vs. Hillsdale (10/9)...Completed 19-of-34 passes for 225 yards
and two TDs, while rushing for 64 yards on 15 attempts vs. Ashland
(9/18)...Averaged 33.0 yards per completion (8-for-13/264 yards) at
Northern Michigan (10/30)...Completed 13-of-26 passes for 230 yards and
two TDs, while rushing for 79 yards on 15 carries at Saginaw Valley State
(10/16)...Rushed for 40 yards or more seven times.
2003: GLIAC Freshman of the Year...GVSU Rookie of the Year...Twotime
GLIAC Player of the Week...D2Football.com Player of the
Week...Earned first varsity letter after starting 14 games...Completed 230of-363
passes for 2,764 yards and 22 TDs...Completed 63.4 percent of his

passes...Ranked 12th in pass efficiency rating (144.02) and 26th in total
offense (256.9) in NCAA DII...Rushed for 822 yards and nine TDs...Also
caught one pass for nine yards...Completed 20 or more passes three
times...Broke the 200-yard passing mark six times, including two games of
over 300 yards...Completed 19-of-29 passes for 149 yards and rushed for
78 yards on 19 carries in DII National Championship game vs. North
Dakota (12/13)...Set a GLIAC and GVSU single-game record by completing
90.0 percent of his passes (18-20) at Indianapolis (11/8)...Completed
27-of-38 passes for 399 yards and four TDs vs. Michigan Tech
(10/4)...Rushed for 67 yards on 14 carries vs. the Huskies for 466 yards
of total offense, the fourth-best GVSU single-game record...Completed
17-of-31 passes for 317 yards and three TDs at Bentley (11/22) in DII
playoffs...21-for-28 for 247 yards and three TDs, while rushing for 31
yards and a TD at Northern Michigan (10/11)...Rushed for 109 yards and
one TD, while completing 18-of-27 passes for 248 yards and a two TDs
versus Wayne State (9/20)...Threw just one interception in last six games
(136 attempts).
2002: Did not play.
High School: Prepped at Brighton High School...Livingston County
Player of the Year as a senior...Ann Arbor News All-Area First-
Team...Honorable mention all-state...Threw for 1,954 yards and rushed for
636 yards...Named Ann Arbor News Player of the Year as a junior...Allarea,
all-league and all-county as a junior...Threw for 459 yards and kicked
three field goals in first playoff game as a junior...Also lettered in track and
baseball.
Personal: Son of Tim and Maureen Finnerty...Enjoys fishing and lifting
weights...Majoring in Business Administration.
Cullen Finnerty Passing
Year Comp Att Yds Pct Yds/Gm TD Int Lg Effic
2003 230 363 2,764 .634 197.4 22 6 93 144.0
2004 192 333 2,462 .577 189.4 25 10 76 138.5
2005 157 273 2,459 .575 189.2 22 5 81 156.0
Totals 579 969 7,685 .600 193.9 69 21 93 146.1
Cullen Finnerty Rushing
Year Att Gain Loss Net Yds/Gm TD Lg
2003 165 1,012 190 822 58.7 9 53
2004 139 605 147 458 35.2 5 22
2005 129 659 136 523 40.2 9 40
Totals 433 2,276 473 1,803 48.0 23 53
2005
Ferris State
Gannon
@ Indianapolis
@ Ashland
Wayne State
@ Hillsdale
Saginaw Valley
@ Northwood
N. Michigan
North Dakota*
Saginaw Valley*
E. Stoudsburg*
NWMS*
13 Games
*Playoffs
2005 GAME-BY-GAME
Com Att Int Yds TD
13 23 1 203 2
15 26 1 247 2
9 18 0 140 0
14 28 0 208 2
14 22 1 175 3
11 18 1 98 1
11 19 0 162 0
15 26 0 263 1
11 16 0 189 3
14 26 0 245 2
8 18 0 116 2
10 14 1 241 3
12 19 0 172 1
157 273 5 2459 22
Run Yds TD
12 71 1
7 -7 1
8 7 0
11 52 0
10 95 1
4 52 1
17 32 1
16 99 2
1 0 0
13 12 0
12 12 0
4 39 0
14 59 0
129 473 9
PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
Plays Yds
35 274
33 240
25 147
39 260
32 270
22 150
36 194
42 362
17 189
39 257
30 128
18 280
33 231
402 2982
2004
@ Ferris State
@ Gannon
Indianapolis
Ashland
@ Wayne State
Hillsdale
@SVSU
Northwood
@ N. Michigan
Michigan Tech
@ Winona State*
@ Northwood*
@ North Dakota*
13 Games
*Playoffs
2003
@ UC Davis
Ferris State
Wayne State
@ Hillsdale
Michigan Tech
@ N. Michigan
SVSU
@ Northwood
@ Indianapolis
@ Findlay
@ Bentley*
@ Saginaw Valley*
@ TAMUK*
North Dakota*
14 Games
*Playoffs
2004 GAME-BY-GAME
Com Att Int Yds TD
17 23 0 164 1
22 35 0 391 5
16 25 1 172 2
19 34 0 225 2
15 26 0 129 2
24 34 0 245 3
13 26 2 230 2
19 41 5 152 1
8 13 0 264 3
6 9 1 37 1
10 20 0 112 0
10 21 1 116 1
13 26 0 225 2
192 333 10 2462 25
Run Yds TD
8 29 1
3 10 0
3 7 1
15 64 0
6 6 1
4 -6 0
15 79 0
20 47 0
7 43 1
13 79 0
16 40 1
16 75 0
13 -15 0
139 458 5
2003 GAME-BY-GAME
Com Att Int Yds TD
15 26 0 152 0
15 27 0 187 2
18 27 2 248 3
20 34 1 232 1
27 38 0 399 4
21 28 0 247 3
12 21 1 96 0
17 26 1 140 2
18 20 0 251 3
11 14 0 96 1
17 31 0 317 3
12 25 1 196 0
8 17 0 54 0
19 29 0 149 0
230 363 6 2764 22
Run Yds TD
14 55 0
12 82 0
10 109 1
8 44 1
14 67 1
11 31 1
11 75 1
6 2 0
8 35 1
10 21 0
13 92 1
14 14 0
15 117 2
19 78 0
165 822 9
Senior QB Cullen Finnerty is 36-4 as a starting QB
with two National Championships
Plays Yds
31 193
45 401
28 179
49 289
32 135
38 239
41 309
61 199
20 307
22 116
36 152
37 191
39 210
472 2920
Plays Yds
40 207
39 269
37 357
42 276
52 466
39 278
32 171
32 142
28 286
24 117
44 409
39 210
32 171
48 227
518 3586
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2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Mason County Central High
School...Three-time All-West Michigan Conference honoree...All-state
honorable mention pick as a senior...Earned all-area plaudits as a junior
and senior...Rushed for 1,033 yards and 18 TDs, while passing for 494
yards and eight TDs as a senior...Added 39 tackles and two interceptions
during final prep campaign...Also participated in basketball, baseball and
track...Member of the National Honor Society.
Personal: Son of Randal and Anne Flutur...Engineering major.
Career: 23rd player in Laker football history to go over the 1,000yard
career receiving mark (1,007).
2005: Second-Team All-GLIAC...Led the Lakers in receptions (57)
and receiving yards (882), while ranking second on the team in TD catches
(6)...His 57 catches ranked sixth on the single-season list, while his 882
yards ranked eighth...Caught two passes for 29 yards vs. NW Missouri
State (12/10) in National Championship game...Hauled in a key third
down reception during the game-winning TD drive...Eric hauled in two
catches for 60 yards vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/26)...Fowler hauled in
five receptions for 75 yards vs. North Dakota (11/19) in a second-round
NCAA playoff game...Eric broke the 100-yard receiving mark twice during
the season (Gannon/Ashland)...Eric caught seven passes for 96 yards
and two TDs vs. Northern Michigan (10/29)...Fowler caught eight passes
for 89 yards at Northwood (10/22)...Eric caught three passes for 61 yards
vs. Saginaw Valley State (10/15)...Hauled in six passes for 87 yards vs.
Wayne State (10/1)...Caught a career-high nine passes for 104 yards and
one TD at Ashland (9/17)...Caught seven passes for a career-high 152
yards vs. Gannon (9/3).
2004: Played in all 13 games and earned second varsity letter...Caught
four passes for 64 yards...Hauled in two passes for 45 yards, including a
career-long 24 yard reception vs. Hillsdale (10/9)...Caught one pass for 14
yards at Gannon (9/4).
2003: Earned first varsity letter...Caught four passes for 61 yards and
a TD...Missed several games with a broken hand...Caught two passes for
42 yards vs. Michigan Tech (10/4)...Scored first career TD on a 15 yard
reception versus Wayne State (9/20).
2002: Redshirted...Named the Offensive Scout Team Player of the
Year.
High School: Prepped at New Haven High School...Earned All-
Southern Thumb Association honors as a junior and senior...Named allcounty
in his final two prep campaigns...Caught 24 passes for 876 yards
and six TDs, while rushing for 1,163 yards and five TDs on 179 carries as
a senior.
Personal: Son of Donald and Sharon Fowler...Enjoys riding four
wheelers and all outdoor sports.
Receiving
Year Rec Yds Avg TD Lg
2003 4 61 15.2 1 21
2004 4 64 16.0 0 24
2005 57 882 15.5 6 58
Totals 65 1,007 15.5 7 58
WR Eric Fowler led the Lakers in receptions (57) and
yards (882).

2005: Earned second varsity letter...Garris rushed for 127 yards and
two TDs on 25 carries, while catching seven passes for 77 yards during his
sophomore campaign...Averaged 26.0 yards per kickoff return (9-
234)...Caught one pass for 39 yards on a key third-and-eight play in the
second quarter vs. North Dakota (11/19) and returned two kickoffs 33
yards...Returned two kickoffs for 104 yards, carried the ball three times
for 29 yards and caught two passes for 11 yards vs. Northern Michigan
(10/29)...Recorded a season-high 144 all-purpose yards versus the
Wildcats...Toted the ball three times for 21 yards and returned one kickoff
15 yards at Hillsdale (10/8)...Returned two kickoffs 36 yards vs. Wayne
State (10/1)...Rushed for 51 yards and two TDs vs. Gannon (9/3).
2004: Played in 13 games and earned first varsity letter...Played both
running back and receiver...Rushed for 179 yards and one TD on 34 carries...Caught
four passes for seven yards...Tallied 102 yards rushing and
scored a TD on 17 carries vs. Hillsdale (10/9)...Rushed for 59 yards on 11
carries and caught two passes for 12 yards at Wayne State (10/2).
2003: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Muskegon Mona Shores High
School...Earned all-conference and all-area honors senior year...Hauled in
45 passes for 900 yards and 14 touchdowns as a senior...Caught 45 passes
for 500 yards and three TDs as a junior.
Personal: Son of Martha Garris...Enjoys basketball and friends.
Rushing
Year Att Gain Loss Net Yds/Gm TD Lg
2004 34 188 9 179 16.3 1 26
2005 25 136 9 127 10.6 2 26
Totals 59 324 18 306 12.8 3 26
Receiving
Year Rec Yds Avg TD Lg
2004 4 7 1.8 0 11
2005 7 77 11.0 0 39
Totals 11 84 7.6 0 39
2005: Earned second varsity letter after playing in all 13
games...Tallied 24 total tackles, five tackles for loss and two QB sacks on
the year...Recorded two tackles, a tackle for loss (-6) and a QB sack in the
National Championship game (12/10) vs. NW Missouri State...Notched
two tackles, both tackles for loss, a QB sack and forced a fumble vs. East
Stroudsburg (12/3)...Recorded three tackles and a TFL vs. North Dakota
PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
(11/19)...Tallied four tackles, including a QB sack (-3) and a tackle for
loss (-3) vs. Saginaw Valley State.
2004: Saw action as a true freshman...Earned first varsity letter...Played
in all 13 games as a reserve defensive lineman and on special teams...One
of three true freshmen (Brandon Carr, Sean Stevens) to see game
action...Tallied 22 total tackles (6 solo/16 assisted), two tackles for loss (-
9) and one QB sack (-8)...First career tackle was a QB sack (-8) in season-opener
at Ferris State...Notched a season-high five tackles at Northern
Michigan (10/30)...Recorded three solo tackles at Wayne State
(10/2)...Tallied three tackles vs. Indianapolis (9/11) and Northwood
(10/23).
High School: Prepped at Medina High School...2003 Medina and
Lorain Counties Defensive Player of the Year...First-Team All-Pioneer
Conference selection as a senior and second-team as a junior...First-team
all-district...Tallied 70 tackles and nine QB sacks during final prep campaign...Second-Team
All-Ohio as a senior.
Personal: Son of Thomas and Bobbi Gaydosh...Education
major...Enjoys hunting, fishing and lifting weights.
Tackles
Year Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds QBH FF FR
2004 6 16 22 1/8 2/9 1 0 0
2005 13 11 24 3/14 6/20 0 1 1
Totals 19 27 46 4/22 8/29 1 1 1
2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Lansing Sexton High School...Earned All-
CAAC, all-state honorable mention, and all-area plaudits as a
senior...Rushed for 965 yards and 19 TDs as a running back, while recording
94 tackles and five interceptions as a defensive back during senior
campaign...Also participated in track.
Personal: Son of Jacqueline Gore.
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PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at New Haven High School...Earned all-state
honors as a senior...Named to the Macomb County All-Area team...Times
Herald All-Area Team...Earned all-conference plaudits...Tallied 48 tackles
and two QB sacks as a senior...Caught 23 passes for 238 yards and seven
TDs in his prep career as a tight end...Member of the National Honor
Society.
Personal: Son of Brett and Brenda Harris...Also participated in basketball
and track.
2005: Earned second varsity letter...Saw a significant amount of action
on the offensive line both as a starter and a reserve...Started playoff game
versus East Stroudsburg...Key performer on the offensive line that helped
the Laker offense average 211.4 yards per game rushing and 220.3 yards
per game passing...Part of an offensive line that allowed just 12 QB sacks
in 313 passing attempts.
2004: Earned first varsity letter...Saw action as a reserve offensive
lineman...Missed action in the middle of the season with a concussion.
2003: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Chesaning Union High School...Saginaw
News All-Area team honoree as a senior...Earned first-team all-area, allconference
and all-state honors senior year...Earned team MVP plaudits
and named Ironman Award winner senior year...Recorded 27 tackles and
three QB sacks senior year.
Personal: Son of Leo and Teresa Henige...Enjoys hanging out with
family and friends and having fun...Movement science major...Brother,
Leo, played at the University of Michigan.
2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Dearborn Divine Child High
School...Earned all-state, All-Catholic League and all-area plaudits as a
senior after recording 110 tackles and 18 QB sacks...Notched 73 tackles
and 10 sacks during junior campaign...Three-time all-state performer in
hockey.
Personal: Son of Jim and Caroline Hinkle.
2005: Redshirted
High School: Prepped at Holt High School...Lansing State Journal
Dream Team selection as an offensive lineman...Three-time All-CAAC
honoree...Associated Press, Detroit News and Detroit Free Press
Honorable Mention All-State selection...Also participated in track and
wrestling.
Personal: Son of Brian and Sharon Holtz...Education major...Enjoys
traveling and watersports.
2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Grandville High School...Earned Detroit
News All-State honors as a senior...Named First-Team All-O.K. Red
Conference...Associated Press Honorable Mention All-State...Threw for
1,973 yards and 21 TDs as a senior...Participated in basketball and baseball.
Personal: Son of Ted and Patti Iciek...Marketing major...Enjoys
video games, all sports and fishing.

Junior College: Spent two years at the College of Dupage...Earned
first-team all-conference and all-regional honors as a sophomore.
High School: Prepped at Bolingbrook (Ill.) High School...Moved
from Canada to the United States his freshman year in high school...Only
played five years of football...Earned all-conference honors as a senior as
team turned in a 9-2 record.
Personal: Son of Joel and Elvira John...Enjoys playing Madden.
2005: Earned first varsity letter...Recorded nine tackles, including two
QB sacks and one tackle for loss...Also tallied a pass deflection.
2002-03...Attended Victor Valley College...A First-Team All-Foothills
Conference selection at Victor Valley College in 2003...Led all defensive
linemen at Victor Valley with 91 tackles, 14.5 quarterback sacks and six
forced fumbles.
High School: Prepped at Silver Valley High School in Yermo,
Calif...Lettered in football and track and field...Garnered All-C.I.F. and
All-Desert Mountain League plaudits as a senior.
Personal: Son of Charlie and Linda Jones...One of his cousins is former
Cincinnati Reds star outfielder Eric Davis...Movement science
major...Enjoys lifting weights.
Tackles
Year Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds QBH Int FR
2005 4 5 9 2/8 1/8 1 0 0
Totals 4 5 9 2/8 1/8 1 0 0
PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
2005: Earned second varsity letter...Recorded 18 total tackles...Missed
eight games with a knee injury.
2004: Earned first varsity letter...Saw action in the defensive backfield
and on special teams...Notched seven total tackles on the year...Returned
an interception 41 yards in season opener vs. Ferris State (8/28)...Tallied
three tackles vs. Hillsdale (10/9).
2003: Played one season at Glendale Junior College...Earned First-
Team All-West Conference plaudits in 2003.
High School: Prepped at Poly Technic High School...Two-time allcity
performer in football and baseball...Earned three letters in football
and two in baseball.
Personal: Son of John Simms and Deborah Jones.
Tackles
Year Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds QBH Int FR
2004 6 1 7 0 0 0 1 0
2005 5 13 18 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 11 14 25 0 0 0 1 0
2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Lowell High School...Three-time
Associated Press All-State honoree...Named to the Detroit News and
Detroit Free Press Dream Teams as a junior and senior...Three-time All-
OK White Conference selection...Played in Michigan High School All-Star
game...Michigan High School Football all-time leader in career receptions
(214) and career yards (3,666)...Ranks second in career touchdowns with
42...Caught 86 passes for 1,305 yards and 17 TDs as a sophomore, followed
by a 70-catch, 1,250-yard season as a junior... Finished career with
58 catches for 1,111 yards and 15 TDs as a senior...Tallied 80 tackles and
eight interceptions as a junior, followed by 124-tackle, six interception senior
campaign...Team was a combined 37-3 during prep career with two
state championships.
Personal: Son of Barney and Cheryl Koster...Also participated in basketball,
baseball and track...Member of the Fellowship of Christian
Athletes...Enjoys watching movies.
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PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
Prior to GVSU:
2005: Granted a medical redshirt after a season-ending achilles injury
versus Kentucky.
2004: Started all 11 games at cornerback...Led the team with nine
pass breakups, second with two interceptions and fourth with 45 tackles...Tallied
10 solo tackles to go along with a pair of pass breakups, an
interception and a forced fumble at then-No. 24 Oregon...Recorded an
interception and pass breakup against Michigan State and seven tackles
(four solo and three assists) at Northwestern...Larkins registered four or
more tackles on seven occasions during the season.
2003: Started three of 12 games (Michigan State, Northwestern and
Ohio State)...Larkins posted seven solo tackles against Northwestern, and
added four solo stops each at Michigan and Michigan State. He returned
a blocked punt 37 yards for a touchdown against the
Wolverines...Recorded 18 total stops.
2002: After playing the first four games as a reserve, Larkins got the
chance to start in the Hoosiers' fifth game and was the starter for the rest
of the season at free safety...Larkins recorded 49 total tackles and 33 solo
stops in 2002. He also had one tackle for loss, one forced fumble, one
interception and four pass breakups...His first career interception came
against Penn State, and he returned it 59 yards for a touchdown...It was
the eighth-longest interception return for a touchdown in school history
and the longest since 1997...Larkins' TD return, coupled with Joe
Gonzalez's TD return against Kentucky, marked the first time Indiana
had returned two interceptions for touchdowns in a season since 1997.
2001: Redshirted as freshman.
High School: Prepped at Cathedral (Ind.) High School...Helped
Cathedral to a 10-1 record, while playing every game at safety and wide
receiver as a senior...Part of two state championships during his career at
Cathedral...Recorded 32 tackles, three interceptions, nine pass breakups,
and two blocked kicks at safety his senior year...He also caught 11 passes
for 263 yards in 2000.
Personal: Son of Randy and Marion Larkins...Criminal justice major.
RB Astin Martin’s 1,353
rushing yards in 2005
ranks third on the Laker
single-season rushing list.
All-Am erican Candidate
Career: Rushed for a combined 2,574 yards in college football
career...Rushed for 1,353 yards last season for GVSU and recorded 1,221
yards in two years at Toledo.
2005: Don Hansen’s Football Gazette All-American Honorable
Mention...First-Team All-GLIAC...1,353 rushing yards in 2005 ranks third
on single-season rushing list...Averaged 104.1 yards rushing per
game...Caught 11 passes for 105 yards...Led the squad in all-purpose
yards with 1,458 and all-purpose yards per game (112.2)...Martin broke
the 100-yard rushing mark in 9-of-13 games played this season...Toted the
ball 18 times for 72 yards in National Championship game vs. NW
Missouri State (12/10)...Rushed for 134 yards and two TDs on 18 carries
in three quarters of action vs. East Stroudsburg (12/3)...Tallied 108 yards
on 22 carries vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/26) in NCAA playoffs...Astin
rushed for 62 yards and a TD on 11 carries vs. Northern Michigan (10/29)
in less than two quarters of action...Martin rushed for 125 yards on 30 carries
at Northwood (10/22) and caught one pass for 12 yards...He rushed for
101 yards 28 carries vs. Saginaw Valley State (10/15)...Rushed for a
career-high 169 yards and one TD at Hillsdale (10/8)...Tallied 116 yards
on 19 carries and two receptions for 19 yards vs. Ferris State (8/27)...Toted
the ball 14 times for 129 yards and one TD, while catching one pass for 12
yards vs. Gannon (9/3)...Toted the ball 22 times for 136 yards and one TD
and caught two passes for 18 yards at Indianapolis (9/10)...Rushed for 104
yards on 21 carries and caught two passes for 16 yards vs. Wayne State
(10/1).
2004: Practiced with the Lakers, but did not play.
2002-03: Spent two years at the University of Toledo...Rushed for
1,221 yards and 16 TDs in two seasons with the Rockets....Led team in
rushing yards (785) and yards per carry (5.8 ypc) as a true
freshman...Twice rushed for more than 100 yards, vs. Central Florida
(113) and Bowling Green (120)...Had long runs of 67 yards vs. Northern
Illinois and 59 yards vs. Central Florida...Caught 13 passes for 134 yards
and returned seven kickoffs for 103 yards...Rushed for 436 yards and a
team-high 10 TDs as a sophomore...Rushed for 101 yards and a careerhigh
three TDs at Central Michigan...Toted the ball 17 times for 42 yards
and two TDs vs. Western Michigan...Caught six passes for 61 yards and
returned five kickoffs 91 yards.
High School: Prepped at Grand Rapids Creston High School...Rated
No. 25 on the Detroit Free Press Fab 50 list...Ranked No. 31 on the Detroit
News Dream Team list...Named Class ‘A’ first-team all-state by the Detroit
News...Named honorable mention All-America by PrepStar
Magazine...Amassed 1,676 yards rushing and 19 touchdowns as a senior.
Personal: Son of Kenny and Rose Hammond-
Martin...Communications major.
Rushing
Year Att Gain Loss Net Yds/Gm TD Lg
2005 252 1419 66 1353 104.1 6 54
Totals 252 1419 66 1353 104.1 6 54

2005: Earned first varsity letter...Saw action on special teams and as
a reserve tight end.
2004: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Essexville-Garber High School...Earned
All-Tri Valley Conference plaudits as a LB and TE as a senior...Caught
48 passes for 814 yards and 11 TDs, while recording 137 total tackles
and five QB sacks as a senior...Earned all-state honors as a LB...Named
to the Bay City Times Dream Team as a LB and TE...Named All-Tri
Valley Conference at DE as a junior...Participated in basketball and track.
Personal: Son of Carol Mathews...Movement science major.
2005: Redshirted...Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year.
High School: Prepped at Henry Ford High School...Earned All-
Macomb Area Conference plaudits as a junior and senior...Tabbed all-area
and all-county as a senior.
Personal: Has two brothers (Will and Chris) and one sister (Kathy).
All-Am erican Candidate
Career: Enters senior season tied for the GVSU career record in QB
sacks with 29...Tallied a GVSU single-season record 19 sacks in 2005.
2005: 2005 Gene Upshaw Award winner as the nations top DII interior
lineman...AFCA First-Team All-American...Don Hansen’s Football
Gazette Defensive Lineman of the Year...Don Hansen’s Football Gazette
First-Team All-American...D2Football.Com First-Team All-
American...Daktronics First-Team All-American...Associated Press All-
PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
American...Daktronics First-Team All-Northwest Region...GLIAC
Defensive Lineman of the Year...First-Team All-GLIAC...GVSU
Defensive Lineman of the Year...Recorded a QB sack and a tackle for loss
in every game (13) during the 2005 campaign...Led the nation and set a
GVSU single-season record with 19 QB sacks (-102)...Led the team with
21 tackles for loss (-110)...Ranked second on the squad in total tackles
(83)...Played National Championship game with hip injury...Tallied only
tackle on a key third down play from the Laker 11-yard line when he
sacked NW Missouri State QB to force a FG attempt...McFadden notched
five tackles, four tackles for loss (-13) and three QB sacks (-12) in less
than two quarters of action vs. East Stroudsburg (12/3)...Recorded seven
tackles, three tackles for loss (-17), two QB sacks (-15), a fumble recovery
and an interception vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/26)...Turned in a stellar
performance vs. North Dakota (11/19) with 10 tackles, two tackles for
loss (-5), a QB sack (-3) and a fumble recovery...Tallied two tackles, one
QB sack (-6) and recovered a fumble vs. Northern Michigan
(10/29)...Recorded six tackles, one tackle for loss (-12) and a 1.5 QB sacks
(-12)...Tallied six total tackles, including two tackles for loss (-6) and a QB
sack (-5) that resulted in a safety for the Lakers vs. Saginaw Valley State
(10/15)...Notched five tackles, a QB sack (-7) and a tackle for loss at
Hillsdale (10/8)...Tallied six total tackles, three QB sacks (-18) and two
tackles for loss (-18) vs. Ferris State (8/27)...Notched a career-high 12
total tackles and a QB sack vs. Gannon (9/3)...Made nine stops, including
two tackles for loss (-5) and a QB sack at Indianapolis (9/10)...Recorded
eight total tackles, two tackles for loss (-9) and one QB sack (-8) vs.
Wayne State (10/1)...McFadden ranks second in career QB sacks with 28,
just one behind current leader Joe Huhn’s 29.
2004: Honorable Mention All-GLIAC...Earned second varsity letter...Missed
one game with an ankle injury...Ranked third on the squad
among defensive linemen with 51 tackles (21 solo/30 assisted)...Tallied 17
tackles for loss (-52) and five QB sacks (-25)...Led the team in QB hurries
(5)...Tallied a career-high nine tackles at Saginaw Valley State
(10/16)...Notched eight tackles at Winona State (11/13), including four
tackles for loss (-21) and one QB sack (-8)...Tallied six tackles, including
four tackles for loss (-13) and two QB sacks (-10) vs. Indianapolis
(9/11)...Recorded six tackles at Gannon (9/4).
2003: Freshman All-American...Earned first varsity letter after starting
all 15 games as a defensive end...Ranked fourth among defensive linemen
with 35 tackles (17 solo)...Tallied eight tackles for loss (-51) and five QB
sacks (-30)...Forced one fumble and deflected one pass...Recorded a season-high
six tackles, including two tackles for loss (-12) and two QB sacks
(-11)...Tallied five tackles at Texas A&M-Kingsville in NCAA DII playoffs....Notched
four tackles and a tackle for loss vs. Ferris State (9/13).
2002: Redshirted...Moved to defensive end in the spring.
High School: Prepped at Saginaw Heritage High School...First-Team
All-Saginaw Valley as a junior and senior...Two-time all-state
selection...Named to the Saginaw News Dream Team as a
senior...Recorded 98 tackles as a junior and 117 as a senior...Also participated
in basketball and track.
Personal: Son of Aaron and Debra McFadden...Business major.
Tackles
Year Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds FF FR
2003 17 18 35 5/41 8/51 1 0
2004 21 30 51 5/25 17/52 1 0
2005 39 44 83 19/102 21/110 0 3
Totals 77 92 169 29/168 46/213 2 3
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PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
2005: Medical Redshirt.
2004: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Allen Park High School...Earned all-state,
All-Metro West, All Mega Red and All-Downriver honors as a
senior...Named Allen Park Defensive MVP as a senior...Led team to the
Division 3 State Title game as a senior...Tallied 120 tackles and 11 interceptions
as a senior...Caught 44 passes for 946 yards and 10 TDs during
final prep campaign...Team was 11-2 junior year and 13-1 senior
year...Also participated in basketball and track.
Personal: Son of Brian and Frances McGuckin...Business
Administration major.
2005: Earned first varsity letter...Saw action on special teams and as a
reserve linebacker.
2004: Member of the team.
2003: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Haslett High School...Earned All-ICL honors
as a junior and senior...Two-time all-area honoree...Tallied 75 tackles
and three sacks as a junior, followed by a 95-tackle season as a
senior...Rushed for a combined 1,500 yards and 30 TDs during his junior
and senior seasons...All-league performer in track...Academic honor roll
honoree...Personal: Son of Tom and Sue McIntosh...Business
Administration major...Enjoys hanging out with friends and video games.
2005: Lettered at Joliet Junior College...Named the defensive player
of the game vs. North Dakota College of Science when he recorded a season-high
11 tackles and a safety...Notched seven tackles versus Grand
Rapids Community College and five against Harper Junior College.
2004: Saw action in nine games as a true freshman at Ball
State...Notched 13 total tackles as a linebacker and on special teams.
High School: Prepped at Morgan Park (Ill.) High School...Led team
to a combined 40-11 record during his high school career...Three-time allconference
and all-area pick...Earned all-state honors as a senior...Notched
453 total tackles during final three seasons...Recorded 145 tackles as a
sophomore, 155 as a junior and 153 during his senior campaign.
Personal: Son of Willie and Bessie Miles...Criminal justice major.
2005: Member of the team.
2004: Member of the team.
2003: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Cardinal Mooney High School in Sarasota,
Fla...Voted team captain as a senior...Tallied 105 tackles and three QB
sacks as a senior...Recorded 65 tackles during his junior campaign.
Personal: Son of Ted and Lisa Misiewicz...Movement Science major.

2005: Ranked third on the squad in receptions (23) and receiving yards
(485)...Led the team in yards per catch (21.1)...Caught a TD every 3.8
receptions...Broke the 100-yard receiving mark twice...His six receiving
TDs tied for second on the squad...Hauled in a 29-yard reception on third
down of the Lakers’ first drive vs. East Stroudsburg (12/3)...Caught a
game-high three passes for 27 yards and a TD vs. Saginaw Valley State
(11/26) in NCAA Playoffs...Hauled in four passes for 49 yards and a TD
vs. Northern Michigan (10/29)...Caught two passes for 32 yards vs.
Saginaw Valley State (10/15)...Averaged 42.3 yards on three catches (127
yards) at Hillsdale (10/8) for his second 100-yard receiving game of the
year...Caught a season-high 57-yard TD pass...Mitchell caught six passes
for 122 yards and three TDs vs. Gannon (9/3)...Hauled in one pass for 56
yards at Indianapolis (9/10).
2003-2004: Caught 106 passes for 1,534 yards and 22 TDs at Harper
Junior College...Two-time all-league and all-region performer...Team captured
back-to-back NJCAA National Championships...Hauled in 62 receptions
for 875 yards and 13 TDs as a freshman...Caught 44 passes for 659
yards and eight TDs as a sophomore...Earned all-american honors in
track...Part of a 4x100 relay team that captured the 2005 National
Championship.
High School: Prepped at Port Huron High School...Caught 42 passes
for 979 yards and seven TDs as a senior...Named to the Detroit Free Press
Dream Team following senior season...Earned all-state and all-league as a
senior...Caught 38 passes for 850 yards and eight TDs as a junior...Earned
all-league plaudits as a junior...Also participated in basketball and track &
field.
Personal: Son of Terry Lincoln and Margie Mitchell.
Receiving
Year Rec Yds Avg TD Lg
2005 23 485 21.1 6 57
Totals 23 485 21.1 6 57
PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
Terry Mitchell averaged
a touchdown for every
3.8 receptions in 2005.
Junior College: Spent two years at L.A. Harbor Junior
College...Earned First-Team All-Western Lakes Conference honors as a
sophomore...Caught 28 passes for 434 yards and five TDs during sophomore
season...Played CB as a freshman at L.A. Harbor and notched 42
tackles and two interceptions...All-American track & field perfomer in the
100 and 200-meter run.
High School: Prepped at Washington (Calif.) Prep in Los
Angeles...Earned First-Team All-Marine League honors as a senior when
he caught 88 passes for 887 yards and four TDs...Named to the All-Los
Angeles City Team...Also participated in basketball and track.
Personal: Son of Denise Porter....Hobbies include the internet and
music.
2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Lowell High School...Two-time all-state
honoree...Two-time All-OK White and All-Area Dream Team
honoree...Tallied 78 tackles and eight interceptions as a senior...Notched
77 tackles and six picks as a junior...Caught 45 passes for 721 yards and
four TDs during prep career...Also participated in basketball and
track...Team was a combined 37-3 during prep career with two state championships.
Personal: Son of Frank Mulder, Sr.
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PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
2005: Medical Redshirt
2004: Redshirted...Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year.
High School: Prepped at Petoskey High School...First-Team All-Big
North Conference selection as a senior...Recorded 85 tackles and picked
off seven passes during final prep campaign...Earned Second-Team All-
Big North Conference plaudits as a junior when he tallied 78
tackles...Three-time state qualifier in track & field...Earned honorable
mention all-league honors in basketball as a senior.
Personal: Son of Bill and Peggy Munson...Brother was an All-
GLIAC performer at Northern Michigan.
2005: Medical Redshirt.
2004: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at East Grand Rapids High School...Team was
39-1 during final three prep campaigns, including back-to-back (2002-03)
Division 3 State Championships...Earned Grand Rapids Press All-Area
plaudits as a senior...Earned All-O.K White Conference and All-Area
Advance honors as a senior...Rushed for over 400 yards and 16 TDs as a
senior...Caught 25 passes for 300 yards and 14 TDs...Tallied 52 tackles
and nine interceptions during senior campaign.
Personal: Son of Kevin and Dawn Grady...Criminal justice major.
2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Bay City All Saints High School...Twotime
all-state selection...Bay City Times Class D Player of the Year...Twotime
all-conference honoree...Tallied 58 tackles as a junior and 65 tackles
as a senior...Member of the National Honor Society.
Personal: Has two brothers (Nick and Jordan) and two sisters
(Teressa and Jessica).
2005: Earned first varsity letter...Saw action in a reserve role on the
defensive line.
2004: Redshirted.
Prior to GVSU: Prepped at Saginaw High School...Recorded 45 tackles
and three QB sacks in 2003...Earned All-Saginaw Valley Conference
plaudits as a senior...Named to the Saginaw All-Area team...Earned the
Team Gatorade Will to Win Award in 2003...Participated in track & field.
Personal: Son of Marvin S. and Theresa Plowden...Member of the
Saginaw Soul Choir...Music Education major...Enjoys music, singing,
playing piano and drums.

2005: Did not play.
2004: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at East Kentwood High School...Named to the
Grand Rapids Press All-Area Dream Team...Earned All-OK Conference,
all-area and All-Advance plaudits...All-state honorable mention
pick...Recorded 88 tackles as a senior...Team was a combined 23-3 during
his final two prep campaigns, including an appearance in the Division I
state championship game...Also participated in track.
Personal: Son of Gordon and Carol Pollock...Majoring in Business
Administration.
2005: Earned third varsity letter...Missed the first five games of the
season with a foot injury...Played a significant role on special
teams...Notched 12 tackles and recovered a fumble.
2004: Earned second varsity letter after seeing action in all 13
games...Tallied 19 total tackles (13 solo/6 assisted)...Saw action in the
defensive backfield and on special teams...Notched four tackles at Gannon
(9/4)...Tallied four tackles at Wayne State (10/2), including three tackles
for loss (-6) and two QB sacks (-5).
2003: Earned first varsity letter after seeing action in all 15 games as
reserve defensive back...Also saw action on special teams...Tallied 24 total
tackles, including 17 solo...Notched one interception and two pass
breakups...Recorded a career-high five tackles vs. Wayne State
(9/20)...Tallied four tackles at Indianapolis (11/8)...Picked off first pass of
his career in addition to making four tackles at Bentley (11/22) in NCAA
DII playoffs.
2002: Redshirted.
Prior to GVSU - Prepped at Detroit Jesuit High School...Earned All-
Catholic, all-city and all-state honors as a senior...Selected to play in
Michigan High School All-Star Game.
Personal: Son of LaBlanc and Kathleen Roland...Enjoys golf and video
games...Business major.
Tackles
Year Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds INT FF FR
2003 17 7 24 1/2 0/0 2 0 0
2004 14 5 19 2/5 3/6 0 0 0
2005 10 2 12 0/0 0/0 0 0 1
Totals 41 14 55 3/7 3/6 2 0 1
PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
2005: Earned first varsity letter...Saw action as a reserve.
2004: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Grand Ledge High School...Earned All-
CAAC and all-area honors as a senior...Played with current Laker Sean
Stevens at Grand Ledge.
Personal: Son of Gene and Lynne Romer.
2005: Played a significant role on special teams...Saw action as a
backup cornerback...Tallied 11 total tackles on the year.
2004: Earned first varsity letter...Saw action in 10 games...Rushed for
172 yards on 27 carries (6.4 ypc)...Caught three passes for 15
yards...Rushed 10 times for 88 yards with a long run of 47 yards at Wayne
State (10/2)...Rushed seven times for 36 yards vs. Hillsdale (10/9).
High School: Prepped at Grand Blanc High School...Earned All-Big 9
Conference plaudits as a senior, despite missing the second half of the season
with an injury...Rushed 900 yards and seven TDs on 107
carries...Caught 10 passes for 120 yards and one TD.
Personal: Son of William and Debra Ryan...Criminal justice
major...Enjoys lifting weights, reading and running.
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As a freshman Dan Skuta ranked second on the
team in tackles with 83.
PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Kalamazoo Central High School...Earned
all-conference plaudits as a junior and senior...Caught 44 passes for 595
yards and nine TDs as a senior. Also threw for 957 yards and five
TDs...Tallied 75 tackles during prep career...Member of National Honor
Society...Also participated in baseball.
Personal: Son of Felix Sharpe and Jacqueline E. Jones...Uncle, Luis,
played on the offensive line for the Arizona Cardinals.
2005: Named the GVSU Rookie of the Year...Tied for second on the
team in total tackles with 83, the second-highest total in school history for
a freshman...Ranked third on the squad in tackles for loss (11) and tied for
fourth on the team in QB sacks (5)...Tallied nine tackles in National
Championship game vs. NW Missouri State (12/10)...Recorded six tackles,
a QB sack (-6) and TFL vs. East Stroudsburg (12/3)...Notched a
career-high 13 tackles with an interception (27 yards) and a tackle for loss
vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/26) in NCAA playoffs...Tallied a then
career-high 10 tackles, two tackles for loss, two QB sacks and recovered
a fumble vs. North Dakota (11/19)...Notched three tackles and a QB sack
(-4) versus Northern Michigan (10/29)...Recorded three tackles, including
two tackles for loss (-4) vs. Saginaw Valley State (10/15)...Tallied four
tackles, including a QB sack (-6) and a tackle for loss (-6) at Hillsdale
(10/8)...Notched a season-high 11 total tackles vs. Wayne State
(10/1)...Recorded 10 tackles, three tackles for loss (-10) and a QB sack vs.
Gannon (9/3)...Recorded five tackles and picked off a pass in first collegiate
game vs. Ferris State (8/27).
2004: Redshirted.
Prior to GVSU: Prepped at Flint Carman-Ainsworth High School
with current Lakers Brandon Carr and Todd Carter...Tallied 116 tackles
and rushed for 1,092 yards and 20 TDs as a senior...Earned First-Team
All-Big 9 Conference honors as both a running back and
linebacker...Named All-Big 9 Offensive MVP and earned all-state honors
as a linebacker...Earned All-Big 9 Academic honors as a junior and senior...All-Big
9 Second-Team performer at running back and linebacker as
a junior...Also participated in baseball.
Personal: Son of Tim and Joan Skuta...Enjoys, fishing, snowmobiling,
hunting and riding his dirt bike.
Tackles
Year Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds QBH Int FR
2005 39 44 83 5/27 11/43 1 2 1
Totals 39 44 83 5/27 11/43 1 2 1

2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Grosse Ile High School...Associated Press,
Detroit News and Detroit Free Press All-State honors...Detroit News All-
West and All-Suburban First-Team...Detroit Free Press Metro West First-
Team...All-Huron League honors as a junior and senior...Earned All-
Huron League Academic honors...Rushed for 1,018 yards and 15 TDs as
a senior...Caught 52 passes for 731 yards and five TDs...Recorded 108
tackles and eight interceptions, five of which he returned for touchdowns...Also
participated in baseball and basketball.
Personal: Son of Michael and Marcie Smolen...Majoring in
Education...Enjoys skateboarding and biking.
2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Mason High School...Four-year starting
quarterback...Led Mason to three playoff appearances...Completed 291
passes during his career for 4,062 yards and 29 TDs...Earned First-Team
All-CAAC and all-area plaudits as a senior...Also participated in basketball
and baseball.
Personal: Son of Rick and Mary Somerville...Education
major...Enjoys all sports, water skiing and boating.
PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
Prior to GVSU:
2005: Played in seven games as a member of the kickoff and kickoff return
teams.
2004: Saw action in seven games as a member of kicking
teams...Tallied one solo and one assist...Joined team as a walk-on in fall of
2004.
High School: Played at Hargrave Military Academy in 2003...Prepped
at Battle Creek Harper Creek High School...Earned all-league and all-city
honors as a senior...Named the City Track Athlete of the Year as a senior...Earned
all-conference honors in track as a senior.
Personel: Son of Dennis and Bonnie Stansbery...Father played at
Heidelberg College and brother (Kevin) played at Michigan State.
2005: Caught one pass for seven yards...Outstanding blocker....Key
performer that helped the Laker offense average 211.4 yards per game
rushing and 220.3 yards per game passing...Part of an offensive front that
allowed just 12 QB sacks in 313 passing attempts.
2004: Earned first varsity letter...One of three true freshmen (Ryan
Gaydosh, Brandon Carr) to see game action...Saw action as an offensive
guard, tight end and long snapper.
High School: Attended Grand Ledge High School...Earned First-
Team All-CAAC plaudits as a senior...Caught 24 passes for 347
yards...Outstanding baseball player that earned all-conference and all-district
honors as a pitcher...Led baseball team to regional championship.
Personal: Son of Scott and Michelle Stevens...Enjoys fishing, golf,
hunting and video games.
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2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Birmingham Brother Rice High
School...Earned all-area plaudits as a senior...Team was a combined 20-5
during his junior and senior campaigns...Also participated in track and
wrestling.
Personal: Son of Ross Szarenski and Kathryn Daly...Engineering
major.
2005: Earned second varsity letter...Saw action in a reserve
role...Played on both the field goal and extra-point special teams.
2004: Earned first varsity letter...Played in a reserve role on the offensive
line...Saw action on both field goal and extra-point special teams.
2003: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Northeast High School...Earned all-county
honors and was selected to play in the Broward County and Miami-Dade
County All-Star games as a senior.
Personal: Son of Dave and Cheryl Tape...Computer Information
Systems major.
2004: Saw action as a reserve offensive lineman...Also played on special
teams.
2003: Redshirted the 2003 season at Eastern Michigan University.
High School: Prepped at Strongsville High School...Two-time allconference
selection...Recorded 85 tackles and four QB sacks as a junior,
followed by a 100-tackle campaign as a senior...Also participated in basketball
and baseball.
Personal: Son of Michael and Cynthea Topp...Finance major.
2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Unionville-Sebewaing High School...Class
C Player of the Year as a senior...Detroit Free Press First-Team All-
State...Bay City Times Golden Helmet Award Winner...Named to the
Saginaw News Dream Team...Two-time Bay City Times Dream Team honoree...MHSAA
Scholar-Athlete of the Year finalist...Three-time First Team
All-Greater Thumb Area selection...Led team to a 14-0 record and the
Division 7 State Championship as a senior...Rushed for 2,005 yards and 26
TDs, while catching 13 passes for 329 yards and four TDs as a
senior...Tallied 94 tackles during senior campaign...Notched 1,188 rushing
yards and 15 TDs as a junior.
Personal: Son of Tim and Margaret Travis...Member of the National
Honor Society...Also participated in basketball and track & field.

2005: Ranked fourth on the squad in receptions (14) and receiving
yards (197)...Hauled in two TD passes...Averaged 14.1 yards per reception...Caught
three passes for 35 yards vs. NW Missouri State in National
Championship game (12/10)...Hauled in a key 26-yard TD pass vs. North
Dakota (11/19)...Caught three passes for 44 yards vs. Saginaw Valley State
(10/15)...Caught a six-yard TD pass vs. Wayne State (10/1)...Caught two
passes for 31 yards vs. Gannon (9/3)...Hauled in two passes for 35 yards
vs. Ferris State (8/27), including a career-long 26 yarder.
2004: Earned first varsity letter...Played in all 13 games as a reserve
wide receiver...Also played on special teams...Caught 11 passes for 137
yards and one TD...Caught two passes for 31 yards and his first collegiate
TD vs. Ashland (9/18)...Caught first pass of his career which covered 23
yards at Gannon (9/4)...Hauled in two passes at Gannon for 32
yards...Caught two passes for 21 yards and returned a fumble 18 yards for
a TD on special teams vs. Hillsdale (10/9).
2003: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills High
School...Earned All-City League and all-area plaudits as a senior...Hauled
in 30 receptions for 487 yards and 12 touchdowns as a senior.
Personal: Son of Jonathan Trent and Audrey Kendall...Enjoys playing
Receiving
Year Rec Yds Avg TD Lg
2004 11 137 12.5 1 25
2005 14 197 14.1 2 26
Totals 25 334 13.3 3 26
2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Dakota High School...Detroit News and
Detroit Free Press All-State honoree...Earned All-Macomb Area
Conference honors as a senior...Converted 38 PATs and six field goals as a
senior...Also participated in soccer.
Personal: Son of Dale and Laura Trumble...Majoring in Business
Administration.
PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
2005: Earned first varsity letter...Toted the ball eight times for 13
yards...Also saw action on special teams.
2004: Member of the team.
2003: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Grand Rapids Central High School...Earned
All-City and all-area plaudits as a senior...Rushed for 931 yards and eight
TDs as a senior...Also participated in basketball.
Personal: Son of Rhodney and Mary Tyler...Business Administration
major...Enjoys working with kids.
2005: Ranked third among defensive linemen with 41 tackles...Tallied
5.5 tackles for loss (-20) and five QB sacks (-11)...Forced one
fumble...Recorded a tackle for loss (-3) and a QB sack among his five
tackles in National Championship game vs. NW Missouri State
(12/10)...Notched a tackle for loss (-5) in limited playing time vs. Northern
Michigan (10/29)...Tallied six tackles and a QB sack at Northwood
(10/22)...Recorded four tackles, a QB sack (-2) and a tackle for loss (-1)
vs. Saginaw Valley State (10/15)......Notched four tackles, one tackle for
loss and forced a fumble at Hillsdale (10/8)...Recorded five tackles and
one tackle for loss (1-7) at Indianapolis (9/10)...Tallied five tackles and a
QB sack vs. Ferris State (8/27).
2004: Earned first varsity letter...Played in all 13 games as a reserve
defensive lineman...Also saw action on special teams...Tallied 16 total
tackles (8 solo/8 assisted)...Tallied two tackles for loss (-16) and two QB
sacks (-16)...Tallied a career-high 10 total tackles (4 solo/6 assisted) at
Northern Michigan (10/30)...Tallied two tackles for loss and two QB sacks
at Wayne State (10/2).
2003: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Allendale High School..Earned All-O.K.
Conference plaudits as a junior and senior...Two-time all-area
honoree...Named all-state as a senior...Team defensive MVP as a sophomore,
junior and senior...Team captain as a junior and senior...Totaled 431
tackles over three years.
Personal: Son of Steve and Marcia Ulberg...Enjoys hunting and
fishing.
Tackles
Year Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds QBH FF FR
2004 8 8 16 2/16 2/16 0 0 0
2005 15 26 41 5/11 5.5/30 0 1 0
Totals 23 34 57 7/27 7.5/46 0 1 0
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2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Grand Haven High School...Earned All-
O.K. Red Conference plaudits as a senior...Named honorable mention allstate...Earned
all-area honors...Also participated in basketball and track.
Personal: Son of Pete and Tami Wade.
All-Am erican Candidate
PLAYER PL YER PROFILES
2005: Don Hansen’s Football Gazette Honorable Mention All-
American...Second-Team All-GLIAC....Key performer at right guard that
helped the Laker offense average 211.4 yards per game rushing and 220.3
yards per game passing...Part of an offensive line that allowed just 12 QB
sacks in 313 passing attempts.
2003: Did not play.
2002: Started five games as a tight end and earned letter...Caught three
passes for 33 yards...Hauled in first collegiate pass vs. Navy for 18
yards...Added one catch vs. Michigan State (2 yards) and one catch vs.
Minnesota (13 yards).
2001: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Grand Ledge High School...Earned all-state
honors as a junior and senior...Named Capital Area Conference MVP as a
senior...Two-time, First-Team All-CAC honoree...Captained 2000
MHSAA Division I State Championship team.
Personal: Son of Jerry and Ginger Wohlscheid...Enjoys golfing, fishing
and hunting.
2005: Redshirted.
High School: Prepped at Birmingham Brother Rice High
School...All-area honorable mention selection...All-Catholic League
Academic honoree...Recorded 110 tackles and four QB sacks as a junior,
followed by 115-tackle senior season...Also participated in track and basketball.
Personal: Son of Paul and Sue Condino...Engineering major.
Joe Wohlscheid earned All-American honors as a
sophomore right guard.

Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Chuck Martin
(Milliken, ‘90)
Year at GVSU/Record: Third/23-3
Year Entering/Career Record: Third/23-3
Football Office Phone: 616-331-3050
Assistant Coaches
Offensive Coordinator/QB Coach: Todd
Kolster
Assistant Head Coach Offensive Line:
Steve Brockelbank
Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs:
Matt Pawlowski
Linebackers: Matt Mitchell
Running Backs: William Pascol
Defensive Line: Matt Yoches
Special Teams: Jim Schaak
Graduate Assistants: Dan Fodrocy;
David Sartin
2006 SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT
Sept. 2 at Findlay 7 p.m.
Sept. 9 Ashland 7 p.m.
Sept. 16 at St. Joseph’s 1 p.m.
Sept. 23 Michigan Tech 7 p.m.
Sept. 30 at Wayne State 12 p.m.
Oct. 7 Mercyhurst 7 p.m.
Oct. 14 at Indianapolis 6 p.m.
Oct. 21 Northwood 7 p.m.
Oct. 28 at Ferris State 2 p.m.
Nov. 4 Saginaw Valley St. 7 p.m.
Nov. 11 at Northern Michigan 1 p.m.
Nov. 18 NCAA First-Round TBA
Nov. 25 NCAA Second-Round TBA
Dec. 2 NCAA Quarterfinals TBA
Dec. 11 NCAA Semifinals TBA
Dec. 16 NCAA Championship TBA
2005 RESULTS (13-0/9-0)
DATE OPPONENT SCORE
8/27 Ferris State* W, 30-10
9/3 Gannon* W, 61-10
9/10 at Indianapolis* W, 29-13
9/17 at Ashland* W, 14-10
10/1 Wayne State* W, 36-22
10/8 at Hillsdale* W, 38-10
10/15 #4 Saginaw Valley St.* W, 31-10
10/22 at #5 Northwood* W, 30-14
10/29 N. Michigan* W, 48-3
11/19 #16 North Dakota$ W, 17-3
11/26 #4 Saginaw Valley St.$ W, 24-17
12/3 #17 E. Stroudsburg$ W, 55-20
12/10 #21 NW Missouri St.% W, 21-17
* GLIAC Game
$ NCAA DII Playoffs
% NCAA DII National Championship
QUICK FACTS FACTS
Football History
First Year: 1971
All-Time Record: 263-112-3 (.700)
All-Time Playoff Record: 17-7
Last Playoff Result: 2005,
GVSU 21, NW Missouri St. 17
NCAA DII National Championship Game
NCAA Playoffs: 1989,1990, 1991, 1994,
1998, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
2001 NCAA DII Finalist
2002 NCAA DII National Champion
2003 NCAA DII National Champion
2005 NCAA DII National Champion
Quick Facts
Location: Allendale, Mich.
Nickname: Lakers
Enrollment: 21,300
Founded: 1960
Colors: Blue, Black, & White
President: Gayle R. Davis
Athletics Director: Tim W. Selgo
Senior Associate Athletic Director:
Lisa Sweany
Athletic Dept. Phone: 616-331-2557
Athletic Dept. FAX: 616-331-3232
Affiliation: NCAA Division II
Conference: GLIAC
Stadium: Lubbers Stadium
Capacity: 8,550
Surface: Natural Grass
Returning Offensive Starters (7)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Cullen Finnerty QB 6-2 205 Sr
Astin Martin RB 5-9 190 Sr
Eric Fowler WR 6-3 198 Sr
Antione Trent WR 6-2 195 Jr
Joe Wohlscheid OT 6-7 305 Jr
Brandon Barnes OT 6-2 315 Jr
Jacob Henige OG 6-2 295 Jr
Returning Statistical Leaders
Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD
Astin Martin 252 1353 5.4 6
Cullen Finnerty 129 523 4.1 9
Passing A-C-I PCT. YDS TD
Cullen Finnerty 273-157-5 .572 2459 22
Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD
Eric Fowler 57 882 15.5 6
Terry Mitchell 23 485 21.1 6
Antione Trent 14 197 14.1 2
Sports Information
SID: Tim Nott
Cell Phone: 616-498-4713
Home Phone: 616-669-0149
SID Phone: 616-331-3275
SID FAX: 616-331-3838
Internet Site:
www.gvsulakers.com
Address:
Sports Information Dept.
Grand Valley State University
174 Fieldhouse
Allendale, MI 49401
Team Information
2005 Overall Record: 13-0
2005 GLIAC Record: 9-0
Letterman Returning: 38
Offense: 22
Defense: 15
Specialty: 1
Letterman Lost: 17
Offense: 8
Defense: 7
Specialty: 2
Starters Returning: 16
Offense: 7
Defense: 9
Specialty: 0
Returning Defensive Starters (9)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Mike McFadden DL 6-1 255 Sr
Ryan Gaydosh DL 6-3 259 Jr
Justin Ulberg DL 6-3 250 Jr
Dan Skuta DL 6-3 240 So
Matt Beaty LB 6-0 232 Jr
Anthony Adams LB 6-2 234 Jr
Bill Brechin CB 5-10 180 Jr
Brandon Carr CB 6-1 206 Jr
Samad Cain S 6-2 200 So
Tackles Tack INT Sacks TFL
Anthony Adams 107 - 7 13.5
Mike McFadden 83 1 19 21
Dan Skuta 83 2 5 11
Brandon Carr 78 3 - 5
Matt Beaty 60 3 1 6.5
Scoring TD FG PAT Total
Cullen Finnerty 9 - - 54
Eric Fowler 6 - - 36
Astin Martin 6 - - 36
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LT LG C RG RT
58 Sam Allen 68 Sean Stevens 51 Billy Eisenhardt 78 Joe Wohlscheid 61 Brandon Barnes
(6-5, 285, So.) (6-4, 260, Jr.) (6-3, 270, So.) (6-7, 305, Jr.) (6-3, 315, Jr.)
77 Nick McDonald 63 Jacob Topp 55 Jacob Henige 60 Drew Burton 79 Nate John
(6-4, 275, RFr.) (6-3, 272, So.) (6-2, 285, So.) (6-1, 310, Sr.) (6-4, 300, Jr.)
WR WR QB TE WR
85 Antione Trent 3 Mark Catlin 16 Cullen Finnerty 6 Scott Blasko 80 Eric Fowler
(6-2, 198, Jr.) (5-11, 185, Jr.) (6-2, 210, Sr.) (6-4, 265, So.) (6-3, 198, Sr.)
OR
87 Robert Carlisle 7 Preston Garris 13 Brad Iciek 81 John Mathews 1 Terry Mitchell
(6-1, 184, So.) (5-9, 180, So.) (6-1, 180, RFr.) (6-2, 235, So.) (6-2, 210, Sr.)
OR OR
19 Jaquon Morrison 27 Blake Smolen
(5-11, 185, Jr.) (6-0, 198, RFr.)
Starters Returning (7)
QB Cullen Finnerty
RB Astin Martin
WR Eric Fowler
WR Antoine Trent
TE Sean Stevens
OL Brandon Barnes
OL Joe Wohlscheid
Starters Lost (5)
WR Brandon Langston
TE Jeremy Cochrane
OL Josh Bourke
OL Mike Pinter
OL Chris Stoddard
Lettermen Returning (22)
OL Sam Allen (1L)
OL Brandon Barnes (2L)
RB Nate Bieszka (1L)
TE Scott Blasko (1L)
OL Drew Burton (2L)
WR Robert Carlisle (1L)
PK Todd Carter (1L)
WR Mark Catlin (3L)
OL Billy Eisenhardt (1L)
QB Cullen Finnerty (3L)
WR Eric Fowler (2L)
RB/WR Preston Garris (2L)
OL Jacob Henige (2L)
RB Astin Martin (1L)
TE John Mathews (1L)
WR Terry Mitchell (1L)
TE Sean Stevens (2L)
OL Dan Tape (1L)
DEPTH CHART
OFFENSIVE DEPTH CHART
OL Jacob Topp (1L)
WR Antione Trent (2L)
RB Rhoderick Tyler (1L)
OL Joe Wohlscheid (1L)
Lettermen Lost (9)
OL Josh Bourke
TE Jeremy Cochrane
QB Jeff Dock
PK Scott Greene
RB Ryan Hukill
WR Brandon Langston
OL Mike Pinter
OL Chris Stoddard
OL Chris Stoddard
Seniors (6)
OL Drew Burton
WR Mark Catlin
QB Cullen Finnerty
WR Eric Fowler
RB Astin Martin
WR Terry Mitchell
Juniors (11)
OL Brandon Barnes
RB/WR Preston Garris
TE Mike Graham
OL Jacob Henige
OL Nate John
WR Jaquon Morrison
TE Sean Stevens
OL Dan Tape
WR Antione Trent
RB Rhoderick Tyler
OL Joe Wohlscheid
RB PK
2 Astin Martin 90 Todd Carter
(5-9, 187, Sr.) (6-1, 190, So.)
23 Maurice Gore 48 Justin Trumble
Sophomores (11)
OL Sam Allen
RB Nate Bieszka
TE Scott Blasko
WR Robert Carlisle
PK Todd Carter
WR Corey Edwards
OL Billy Eisenhardt
RB Steve Elenbaas
WR Nick Hodges
TE John Mathews
OL Jacob Topp
Redshirt Freshman (20)
WR Ryan Bass
OL Jonathan Bezemek
TE Cameron Bradfield
WR Anthony Crump
WR Gary Davis
RB Matt Flutur
WR Stevie Freeman
RB Maurice Gore
OL Tyler Holtz
QB Brad Iciek
WR Mike Koster
OL Nick McDonald
OL Doug Neumeyer
OL Charles Pike
WR Felix Sharpe
WR Blake Smolen
QB Chad Somerville
OL Alex Szarenski
PK Justin Trumble
WR Matt Wade

DEFENSIVE DEPTH CHART
LE DT DT RE
91 Justin Ulberg 11 Mike McFadden 92 Ryan Gaydosh 33 Dan Skuta
(6-3, 250, Jr.) (6-1, 255, Sr.) (6-3, 259, Jr.) (6-3, 240, So.)
54 Drew Hinkle 47 Derrick Jones 93 Jeremy Ehinger 96 Lance Travis
(6-3, 240, RFr.) (6-5, 270, Jr.) (6-3, 285, Jr.) (6-2, 237, RFr.)
Mike Will Drop
20 Kirk Carruth 9 Matt Beaty 4 Anthony Adams
(6-0, 235, Jr.) (6-0, 232, Jr.) (6-2, 234, Jr.)
26 Sean Roland 44 Byron Miles 38 Jordan Munson
(5-11, 195, Sr.) (6-0, 225, Jr.) (6-4, 225, RFr.)
CB FS SS CB P
29 Bill Brechin 5 Samad Cain 10 Jacob McGuckin 24 Brandon Carr 48 Justin Trumble
(5-10, 180, Jr.) (6-2, 200, So.) (6-2, 215, RFr.) (6-1, 206, Jr.) (6-2, 190, RFr.)
OR
25 Tony Carr 8 Buster Larkins 28 Zach Jones 12 Brandon Ryan
(6-0, 190, Sr.) (5-11, 190, Sr.) (6-1, 195, Sr.) (5-8, 192, Jr.)
Starters Returning (9)
DL Ryan Gaydosh
DL Michael McFadden
DL Justin Ulberg
LB Anthony Adams
LB Matt Beaty
DE Dan Skuta
DB Bill Brechin
DB Samad Cain
DB Brandon Carr
Starters Lost (4)
DL Jorge Tapia
DL Quartez Vickerson
LB Rory Steinbach
DB Joe Ballard
Lettermen Returning (14)
LB Anthony Adams (2L)
LB Matt Beaty (2L)
DB Bill Brechin (1L)
DB Brandon Carr (2L)
DB Tony Carr (1L)
LB Kirk Carruth (2L)
DL Ryan Gaydosh (2L)
DL Derrick Jones (1L)
DB Zach Jones (2L)
DL Michael McFadden (3L)
LB Brent McIntosh (1L)
DL Marvin Plowden (1L)
DB Sean Roland (3L)
DB Brandon Ryan (2L)
DL Justin Ulberg (1L)
Lettermen Lost (10)
DB Joe Ballard
DL Josh Buck
DEPTH CHART
LB Brendon Finnerty
DB Steve Kik
P Matt Regnery
DL Tamayrr Salahuddin
DB John Smith
LB Rory Steinbach
DL Jorge Tapia
DL Quartez Vickerson
Seniors (6)
DB Tony Carr
DL Derrick Jones
DB Zach Jones
DB Buster Larkins
DL Michael McFadden
DB Sean Roland
Juniors (15)
LB Anthony Adams
LB Matt Beatty
DB Bill Brechin
DB Brandon Carr
LB Kirk Carruth
DL Jeremy Ehinger
DL Chris Favors
DL Ryan Gaydosh
LB Blake Johncock
LB Brent McIntosh
LB Byron Miles
LB David Misiewicz
DB Brandon Ryan
DB Derek Stansberry
DL Justin Ulberg
Sophomores (4)
DB Samad Cain
DL Marvin Plowden
DL Nick Romer
DE Dan Skuta
Redshirt Freshmen (16)
DB Lyle Banks
LB Ben Bempong
LB P.J. Beuke
DB Aaron Conti
P Matt Devereaux
DB Chris Easton
DB Gary Fant
DL Brett Harris
DL Drew Hinkle
DB Jacob McGuckin
DB Frank Mulder
LB Jordan Munson
DB Courtney Partee
DL Bryan Thomas
DL Lance Travis
LB James Wojciechowski
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ROSTER
No Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Exp Hometown/High School/College
1 Terry Mitchell WR 6-2 210 Sr 1L Port Huron, Mich./Harper J.C.
2 Astin Martin RB 5-9 187 Sr 1L Grand Rapids, Mich./Creston
3 Mark Catlin WR 5-10 180 Sr 3L Lowell, Mich.
4 Anthony Adams LB 6-2 234 Jr 2L Troy, Mich.
5 Samad Cain FS 6-2 200 So 1L Detroit, Mich./King
6 Scott Blasko TE 6-4 265 So 1L Lansing, Mich./St. Joseph’s
7 Preston Garris WR 5-9 190 Jr 2L Muskegon, Mich./Mona Shores
8 Buster Larkins DB 5-11 190 Sr Tr Indianapolis, Ind./Indiana
9 Matt Beaty LB 6-0 232 Jr 2L Detroit, Mich./Cass Tech
10 Jacob McGuckin SS 6-2 215 Fr RS Allen Park, Mich.
11 Mike McFadden DE 6-1 255 Sr 3L Saginaw, Mich./Heritage
12 Brandon Ryan CB 5-8 192 Jr 2L Grand Blanc, Mich.
13 Brad Iciek QB 6-1 180 Fr RS Grandville, Mich.
14 Derek Stansbery DB 6-0 201 Jr Tr Battle Creek, Mich./Harper Creek
15 Chad Somerville QB 6-2 204 Fr RS Mason, Mich.
16 Cullen Finnerty QB 6-2 210 Sr 3L Brighton, Mich.
17 Brennan Glass QB 6-4 210 Fr Fr Springfield, Ohio
18 Mike Scherpenberg QB 6-4 180 Fr Fr Cincinnati, Ohio/Indian Hill
19 Jaquon Morrison WR 5-11 185 Jr Tr Carson, Calif./L.A. Harbor College
20 Kirk Carruth LB 6-0 235 Jr 2L Saginaw, Mich.
21 P.J. Beuke LB 6-0 215 Fr RS Hinsdale, Ill.
22 Courtney Partee CB 5-9 170 Fr RS Ada, Mich./East Grand Rapids
23 Maurice Gore RB 5-9 190 Fr RS Lansing, Mich./Sexton
24 Brandon Carr CB 6-1 206 Jr 2L Flint, Mich./Carman-Ainsworth
25 Tony Carr FS 6-0 190 Sr 1L Flint, Mich./Carman-Ainsworth
26 Sean Roland DB 5-11 195 Sr 3L Detroit, Mich./Detroit Jesuit
27 Blake Smolen WR 6-0 198 Fr RS Grosse Ile, Mich.
28 Zach Jones DB 6-1 195 Sr 2L Sun Valley, Calif./Glendale C.C.
29 Bill Brechin CB 5-10 180 Jr 1L Addison, Ill./Addison Trail
30 Rhoderick Tyler RB 5-9 206 Jr 1L Grand Rapids, Mich./Central
31 Gary Fant DB 5-11 190 Fr RS Lansing, Mich./Eastern
32 Corey Edwards WR 6-0 183 So 1L Grand Rapids, Mich./Ottawa Hills
33 Dan Skuta DE 6-3 240 So 1L Flint, Mich./Carman-Ainsworth
34 Matt Flutur RB 5-11 215 Fr RS Ludington, Mich./Mason County Central
35 Matt Baker RB 6-1 190 Fr Fr Middleville, Mich./South Christian
36 Chad Biggar LB 6-2 220 Fr Fr Traverse City, Mich./St. Francis
37 Aaron Conti CB 5-8 175 Fr RS Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Detroit Jesuit
38 Jordan Munson LB 6-4 225 Fr RS Petoskey, Mich.
39 Frank Mulder DB 6-0 180 Fr RS Lowell, Mich.
40 Brent McIntosh LB 6-1 225 Jr 1L East Lansing, Mich./Haslett
41 Felix Sharpe WR 5-10 172 Fr RS Kalamazoo, Mich./Central
42 Jay Jandasek K 5-11 190 Fr Fr Brighton, Mich.
43 Lyle Banks DB 5-11 170 Fr RS Detroit, Mich./Cass Tech
44 Byron Miles LB 6-0 225 Jr Tr Chicago, Ill./Joliet J.C.
45 Danny Richard DL 6-3 240 Fr Fr West Bloomfield, Mich.
46 Justin Pollock DL 6-2 240 Fr SQ Kentwood, Mich./East Kentwood
47 Derrick Jones DL 6-5 278 Sr 1L Barstow, Calif./Victor Valley
48 Justin Trumble P/K 6-2 190 Fr RS Grosse Point, Mich./Dakota
49 Mike Mukuna LB 6-3 230 Fr Fr Haslett, Mich.
50 James Wojciechowski LB 6-0 214 Fr RS Royal Oak, Mich./Birmingham Brother Rice
51 Billy Eisenhardt OC 6-3 270 So 1L Macomb, Mich./Dakota
52 Greg Copeland OL 6-3 250 Fr Fr Inkster, Mich.
53 Sam Jones DL 6-0 260 Fr Fr Kentwood, Mich./East Kentwood
54 Drew Hinkle DL 6-3 240 Fr RS Dearborn, Mich./Divine Child
55 Jacob Henige OL 6-2 295 Jr 2L Chesaning, Mich.
56 Ian Evans TE 6-3 235 Fr Fr Clearwater, Fla./Countryside
57 Brett Harris DE 6-5 240 Fr RS New Haven, Mich.
58 Sam Allen OL 6-5 285 So 1L Lansing, Mich./Sexton
59 Joe Davis OL 6-1 260 Fr Fr Jenison, Mich.
60 Drew Burton OL 6-1 310 Sr 2L Moscow, Idaho
61 Brandon Barnes OT 6-2 315 Jr 2L Detroit, Mich./Pershing
62 Dan Tape OL 6-2 275 Jr 2L Ft. Lauderdale, Fla./Northeast
63 Jacob Topp OL 6-3 272 So 1L Strongsville, Ohio

ROSTER
No Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Exp Hometown/High School/College
65 Tyler Holtz OL 6-3 294 Fr RS Holt, Mich.
66 Alex Gilde DL 6-0 265 Fr Fr McBain, Mich.
67 Brad Hull DL 6-4 240 Fr Fr Centerville, Ohio
68 Sean Stevens OL 6-4 275 Jr 2L Grand Ledge, Mich.
69 Dan Foster OL 6-5 250 Fr Fr Grand Haven, Mich.
70 John Godush OL 6-3 315 Fr Fr Stevensville, Mich./Lakeshore
71 Brett Hines OL 6-4 290 Fr Fr Cincinnati, Ohio/Moeller
72 Brett Stengele OL 6-5 270 Fr Fr Cresthill, Ill./Joliet Catholic
73 Joey Teague OL 6-2 270 Fr Fr Fairfield, Ohio
74 Collin Williams OL 6-4 260 Fr Fr Howell, Mich.
75 James Hardy OL 6-5 250 Fr Fr Buffalo Grove, Ill./Stevenson
76 Tory Buter OL 6-8 270 Fr Fr Zeeland, Mich./West
77 Nick McDonald OT 6-4 275 Fr RS Sterling Heights, Mich./Henry Ford II
78 Joe Wohlscheid OT 6-7 305 Jr 1L Grand Ledge, Mich.
79 Nate John OT 6-4 300 Jr Tr Bolingbrook, Ill./College of DuPage
80 Eric Fowler WR 6-3 198 Sr 3L New Haven, Mich.
81 John Mathews TE 6-2 235 So 1L Essexville, Mich./Garber
82 Ryan Bass WR 6-2 181 Fr RS Portage, Mich./Northern
83 Tony Carreri TE 6-3 235 Fr Fr Clinton Township, Mich./L’Anse Cruse
84 Anthony Crump WR 6-4 228 Fr RS Muskegon, Mich.
85 Antione Trent WR 6-2 198 Jr 2L Grand Rapids, Mich./Ottawa Hills
86 Mike Koster WR 6-3 206 Fr RS Lowell, Mich.
87 Robert Carlisle WR 6-1 184 So 1l Detroit, Mich./Lutheran East
88 Cameron Bradfield TE 6-4 256 Fr RS Grand Rapids, Mich./Creston
89 Matt Wade WR 5-10 160 Fr RS Grand Haven, Mich.
90 Todd Carter K 6-1 190 So 1L Flint, Mich./Carman-Ainsworth
91 Justin Ulberg DL 6-3 250 Jr 2L Allendale, Mich.
92 Ryan Gaydosh DL 6-3 259 Jr 2L Medina, Ohio
93 Jeremy Ehinger DL 6-3 285 Jr Tr Torrance, Calif./L.A. Harbor College
94 Chris Favors DL 6-2 270 Jr Tr Laplace, La./Citrus J.C.
95 Mendalson Covington DL 6-4 235 Fr Fr Carlsbad, Calif.
96 Lance Travis DE 6-2 237 Fr RS Sebewaing, Mich./Unionville-Sebewaning
97 Mike Graham TE 6-2 244 Jr Tr Owosso, Mich./Grand Rapids C.C.
98 Justin Winsor DL 6-4 245 Fr Fr Middleton, Mich./Fulton-Middleton
99 Nate Beebe DL 6-3 245 Fr Fr Allendale, Mich.
Ben Bempong LB 5-8 210 Fr RS Southfield, Mich./Lathrup
Jonathan Bezemek OL 6-4 269 Fr RS Port Huron, Mich./Carsonville Portsanilac
Nathan Bieszka RB 5-8 185 So 1L Plymouth, Ind.
Carlos Clark WR 6-0 160 Fr Fr Belleville, Mich.
Gary Davis WR 6-3 190 Fr RS Detroit, Mich./Kettering
Matt Devereaux P 5-11 185 Fr RS Greenville, Mich.
Chris Easton DB 6-0 226 Fr RS Alpena, Mich.
Steve Elenbaas RB 5-9 196 So SQ Jenison, Mich.
Eric Ewing LB 6-1 200 Fr Fr Jackson, Mich./Lumen Christi
Stevie Freeman WR 5-8 150 Fr RS Detroit, Mich./Mackenzie
Mitch Hodges WR 5-11 180 So SQ Imlay City, Mich.
Nick Hopkins K/P 5-11 170 Fr Fr Byron Center, Mich.
Blake Johncock LB 6-1 205 Jr SQ Battle Creek, Mich./Central
Larmar Keith DL 6-4 215 Fr Fr Inkster, Mich.
Mike Lieffers DL 6-2 255 Fr Fr Allendale, Mich.
David Misiewicz DB 6-0 185 Jr SQ Sarasota, Fla./Cardinal Mooney
Doug Neumeyer OL 6-3 255 Fr RS Sandusky, Mich.
Marvin Plowden DL 6-1 275 So 1L Saginaw, Mich.
Nick Romer DL 6-3 225 So 1L Grand Ledge, Mich.
Matt Russell RB 5-9 175 Fr Fr Naperville, Ill.
Alex Szarenski OL 6-2 257 Fr RS Southfield, Mich./Birmingham Brother Rice
Bryan Thomas DL 6-0 265 Fr RS South Lyon, Mich.
Tony Thompson DB 5-10 170 Fr Fr Traverse City, Mich./West
Justin Victor LB 6-1 215 Fr Fr Allen Park, Mich.
John Wasmund K 6-1 210 Fr Fr Westerville, Ohio/North
L=Letters Earned RS=Redshirt SQ=Squad Member Tr=Transfer
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ROSTER
No Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Exp Hometown/High School/College
4 Anthony Adams LB 6-2 234 Jr 2L Troy, Mich.
58 Sam Allen OL 6-5 285 So 1L Lansing, Mich./Sexton
35 Matt Bakker RB 6-1 190 Fr Fr Middleville, Mich./South Christian
43 Lyle Banks DB 5-11 170 Fr RS Detroit, Mich./Cass Tech
61 Brandon Barnes OT 6-2 315 Jr 2L Detroit, Mich./Pershing
82 Ryan Bass WR 6-2 181 Fr RS Portage, Mich./Northern
9 Matt Beaty LB 6-0 232 Jr 2L Detroit, Mich./Cass Tech
99 Nate Beebe DL 6-3 245 Fr Fr Allendale, Mich.
21 P.J. Beuke LB 6-0 215 Fr RS Hinsdale, Ill.
36 Chad Biggar LB 6-2 220 Fr Fr Traverse City, Mich./St. Francis
6 Scott Blasko TE 6-4 265 So 1L Lansing, Mich./St. Joseph’s
88 Cameron Bradfield TE 6-4 256 Fr RS Grand Rapids, Mich./Creston
29 Bill Brechin CB 5-10 180 Jr 1L Addison, Ill./Addison Trail
60 Drew Burton OL 6-1 310 Sr 2L Moscow, Idaho
76 Tory Buter OL 6-8 270 Fr Fr Zeeland, Mich./West
5 Samad Cain FS 6-2 200 So 1L Detroit, Mich./King
87 Robert Carlisle WR 6-1 184 So 1l Detroit, Mich./Lutheran East
24 Brandon Carr CB 6-1 206 Jr 2L Flint, Mich./Carman-Ainsworth
25 Tony Carr FS 6-0 190 Sr 1L Flint, Mich./Carman-Ainsworth
83 Tony Carreri TE 6-3 235 Fr Fr Clinton Township, Mich./L’Anse Cruse
20 Kirk Carruth LB 6-0 235 Jr 2L Saginaw, Mich.
90 Todd Carter K 6-1 190 So 1L Flint, Mich./Carman-Ainsworth
3 Mark Catlin WR 5-10 180 Sr 3L Lowell, Mich.
37 Aaron Conti CB 5-8 175 Fr RS Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Detroit Jesuit
52 Greg Copeland OL 6-3 250 Fr Fr Inkster, Mich.
95 Mendalson Covington DL 6-4 235 Fr Fr Carlsbad, Calif.
84 Anthony Crump WR 6-4 228 Fr RS Muskegon, Mich.
59 Joe Davis OL 6-1 260 Fr Fr Jenison, Mich.
32 Corey Edwards WR 6-0 183 So 1L Grand Rapids, Mich./Ottawa Hills
93 Jeremy Ehinger DL 6-3 285 Jr Tr Torrance, Calif./L.A. Harbor College
51 Billy Eisenhardt OC 6-3 270 So 1L Macomb, Mich./Dakota
56 Ian Evans TE 6-3 235 Fr Fr Clearwater, Fla./Countryside
31 Gary Fant DB 5-11 190 Fr RS Lansing, Mich./Eastern
94 Chris Favors DL 6-2 270 Jr Tr Laplace, La./Citrus J.C.
16 Cullen Finnerty QB 6-2 210 Sr 3L Brighton, Mich.
34 Matt Flutur RB 5-11 215 Fr RS Ludington, Mich./Mason County Central
69 Dan Foster OL 6-5 250 Fr Fr Grand Haven, Mich.
80 Eric Fowler WR 6-3 198 Sr 3L New Haven, Mich.
7 Preston Garris WR 5-9 190 Jr 2L Muskegon, Mich./Mona Shores
92 Ryan Gaydosh DL 6-3 259 Jr 2L Medina, Ohio
66 Alex Gilde DL 6-0 265 Fr Fr McBain, Mich.
17 Brennan Glass QB 6-4 210 Fr Fr Springfield, Ohio
70 John Godush OL 6-3 315 Fr Fr Stevensville, Mich./Lakeshore
23 Maurice Gore RB 5-9 190 Fr RS Lansing, Mich./Sexton
97 Mike Graham TE 6-2 244 Jr Tr Owosso, Mich./Grand Rapids C.C.
75 James Hardy OL 6-5 250 Fr Fr Buffalo Grove, Ill./Stevenson
57 Brett Harris DE 6-5 240 Fr RS New Haven, Mich.
55 Jacob Henige OL 6-2 295 Jr 2L Chesaning, Mich.
71 Brett Hines OL 6-4 290 Fr Fr Cincinnati, Ohio/Moeller
54 Drew Hinkle DL 6-3 240 Fr RS Dearborn, Mich./Divine Child
65 Tyler Holtz OL 6-3 294 Fr RS Holt, Mich.
67 Brad Hull DL 6-4 240 Fr Fr Centerville, Ohio
13 Brad Iciek QB 6-1 180 Fr RS Grandville, Mich.
42 Jay Jandasek K 5-11 190 Fr Fr Brighton, Mich.
79 Nate John OT 6-4 300 Jr Tr Bolingbrook, Ill./College of DuPage
47 Derrick Jones DL 6-5 278 Sr 1L Barstow, Calif./Victor Valley
53 Sam Jones DL 6-0 260 Fr Fr Kentwood, Mich./East Kentwood
28 Zach Jones DB 6-1 195 Sr 2L Sun Valley, Calif./Glendale C.C.
86 Mike Koster WR 6-3 206 Fr RS Lowell, Mich.
8 Buster Larkins DB 5-11 190 Sr Tr Indianapolis, Ind./Indiana
2 Astin Martin RB 5-9 187 Sr 1L Grand Rapids, Mich./Creston
81 John Mathews TE 6-2 235 So 1L Essexville, Mich./Garber
77 Nick McDonald OT 6-4 275 Fr RS Sterling Heights, Mich./Henry Ford II

ROSTER
No Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Exp Hometown/High School/College
11 Mike McFadden DE 6-1 255 Sr 3L Saginaw, Mich./Heritage
10 Jacob McGuckin SS 6-2 215 Fr RS Allen Park, Mich.
40 Brent McIntosh LB 6-1 225 Jr 1L East Lansing, Mich./Haslett
44 Byron Miles LB 6-0 225 Jr Tr Chicago, Ill./Joliet J.C.
1 Terry Mitchell WR 6-2 210 Sr 1L Port Huron, Mich./Harper J.C.
19 Jaquon Morrison WR 5-11 185 Jr Tr Carson, Calif./L.A. Harbor College
49 Mike Mukuna LB 6-3 230 Fr Fr Haslett, Mich.
39 Frank Mulder DB 6-0 180 Fr RS Lowell, Mich.
38 Jordan Munson LB 6-4 225 Fr RS Petoskey, Mich.
22 Courtney Partee CB 5-9 170 Fr RS Ada, Mich./East Grand Rapids
64 Charles Pike OL 6-4 300 Fr RS Bay City, Mich./All Saints
46 Justin Pollock DL 6-2 240 Fr SQ Kentwood, Mich./East Kentwood
45 Danny Richard DL 6-3 240 Fr Fr West Bloomfield, Mich.
26 Sean Roland DB 5-11 195 Sr 3L Detroit, Mich./Detroit Jesuit
12 Brandon Ryan CB 5-8 192 Jr 2L Grand Blanc, Mich.
18 Mike Scherpenberg QB 6-4 180 Fr Fr Cincinnati, Ohio/Indian Hill
41 Felix Sharpe WR 5-10 172 Fr RS Kalamazoo, Mich./Central
33 Dan Skuta DE 6-3 240 So 1L Flint, Mich./Carman-Ainsworth
27 Blake Smolen WR 6-0 198 Fr RS Grosse Ile, Mich.
15 Chad Somerville QB 6-2 204 Fr RS Mason, Mich.
14 Derek Stansbery DB 6-0 201 Jr Tr Battle Creek, Mich./Harper Creek
72 Brett Stengele OL 6-5 270 Fr Fr Cresthill, Ill./Joliet Catholic
68 Sean Stevens OL 6-4 275 Jr 2L Grand Ledge, Mich.
62 Dan Tape OL 6-2 275 Jr 2L Ft. Lauderdale, Fla./Northeast
73 Joey Teague OL 6-2 270 Fr Fr Fairfield, Ohio
63 Jacob Topp TE 6-3 272 So 1L Strongsville, Ohio
96 Lance Travis DE 6-2 237 Fr RS Sebewaing, Mich./Unionville-Sebewaning
85 Antione Trent WR 6-2 198 Jr 2L Grand Rapids, Mich./Ottawa Hills
48 Justin Trumble P/K 6-2 190 Fr RS Grosse Point, Mich./Dakota
30 Rhoderick Tyler RB 5-9 206 Jr 1L Grand Rapids, Mich./Central
91 Justin Ulberg DL 6-3 250 Jr 2L Allendale, Mich.
89 Matt Wade WR 5-10 160 Fr RS Grand Haven, Mich.
74 Collin Williams OL 6-4 260 Fr Fr Howell, Mich.
98 Justin Winsor DL 6-4 245 Fr Fr Middleton, Mich./Fulton-Middleton
78 Joe Wohlscheid OT 6-7 305 Jr 1L Grand Ledge, Mich.
50 James Wojciechowski LB 6-0 214 Fr RS Royal Oak, Mich./Birmingham Brother Rice
Ben Bempong LB 5-8 210 Fr RS Southfield, Mich./Lathrup
Jonathan Bezemek OL 6-4 269 Fr RS Port Huron, Mich./Carsonville Portsanilac
Nathan Bieszka RB 5-8 185 So 1L Plymouth, Ind.
Carlos Clark WR 6-0 160 Fr Fr Belleville, Mich.
Gary Davis WR 6-3 190 Fr RS Detroit, Mich./Kettering
Matt Devereaux P 5-11 185 Fr RS Greenville, Mich.
Chris Easton DB 6-0 226 Fr RS Alpena, Mich.
Steve Elenbaas RB 5-9 196 So SQ Jenison, Mich.
Eric Ewing LB 6-1 200 Fr Fr Jackson, Mich./Lumen Christi
Stevie Freeman WR 5-8 150 Fr RS Detroit, Mich./Mackenzie
Mitch Hodges WR 5-11 180 So SQ Imlay City, Mich.
Nick Hopkins K/P 5-11 170 Fr Fr Byron Center, Mich.
Blake Johncock LB 6-1 205 Jr SQ Battle Creek, Mich./Central
Larmar Keith DL 6-4 215 Fr Fr Inkster, Mich.
Mike Lieffers DL 6-2 255 Fr Fr Allendale, Mich.
David Misiewicz DB 6-0 185 Jr SQ Sarasota, Fla./Cardinal Mooney
Doug Neumeyer OL 6-3 255 Fr RS Sandusky, Mich.
Marvin Plowden DL 6-1 275 So 1L Saginaw, Mich.
Nick Romer DL 6-3 225 So 1L Grand Ledge, Mich.
Matt Russell RB 5-9 175 Fr Fr Naperville, Ill.
Alex Szarenksi OL 6-2 257 Fr RS Southfield, Mich./Birmingham Brother Rice
Bryan Thomas DL 6-0 265 Fr RS South Lyon, Mich.
Tony Thompson DB 5-10 170 Fr Fr Traverse City, Mich./West
Justin Victor LB 6-1 215 Fr Fr Allen Park, Mich.
John Wasmund K 6-1 210 Fr Fr Westerville, Ohio/North
L=Letters Earned RS=Redshirt SQ=Squad Member Tr=Transfer
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Street and Smith’s Football Magazine
Preseason Top 25
1. Grand Valley State
2. East Sroudsburg
3. North Carolina Central
4. Saginaw Valley State
5. Northwest Missouri State
6. Pittsburg State
7. North Dakota
8. North Alabama
9. Bloomsburg
10. Presbyterian
11. West Texas A&M
12. Shepherd
13. South Dakota
14. Nebraska-Omaha
15. Carson Newman
16. Valdosta State
17. Ashland
18. Washburn
19. Minnesota-Duluth
20. Nebraska-Kearney
21. Winona State
22. Concordia-St. Paul
23. C.W. Post
24. California (Pa.)
25. Southern Connecticut State
Preseason Division II All-America Team
Offense Defense
QB-Jimmy Terwilleger, E. Stroudsburg Mike McFadden, GVSU-DL
RB-Germaine Race, Pittsburg State Sir. Keevin Hardiman, UNK-DL
RB-Jamar Brittingham, Bloomsburg Eric Power, Concrodia St Paul-DL
RB-Stefan Logan, South Dakota Damion DeRosia, Saginaw Valley St-DL
OL-Joe Wohlscheid, Grand Valley State John Tackman, Winota State-LB
OL-Robert Duncan, North Carolina Central Jim Kokrak, Mercyhurst-LB
OL-Chris Zimmerman, Winona State Donald Tharpe, North Alabama-LB
OL-Tim McCutcheon, California (Pa.) Brady Miller, Ashland-LB
TE-Zac Herold, Nebraska-Omaha Chad Burgess, Presbyterian-DB
WR-Evan Prall, East Stroudsburg Keon Gaither, West Texas A&M-DB
WR-Ashton Gronewald, Missouri-Rolla Dan Peters, Shepherd-DB
WR-Tymere Zimmerman, Newberry Fletcher Terrell, Washburn-DB
RS-Anthony Merritt, North Alabama Jason Davis, Western State-P
PK- Paul Williams, Tarleton State
PRESEASON RANKINGS
Lindy’s Football Magazine
Preseason Top 25
1. Grand Valley State
2. Saginaw Valley State
3. Bloomsburg
4. Albany State
5. Presbyterian
6. East Stroudsburg
7. South Dakota
8. NW Missouri State
9. West Texas A&M
10. Nebraska-Omaha
11. Valdosta State
12. North Alabama
13. Washburn
14. Pittsburg State
15. Edinboro
16. North Dakota
17. Shepherd
18. Tuskegee
19. Northwood
20. CW Post
21. Minnesota-Duluth
22. West Georgia
23. Delta State
24. Central Washington
25. Texas A&M-Kingsville
Preseason All-Division II First Team
Offense Defense
QB-Jimmy Terwiliger, East Stroudsburg Mike McFadden, GVSU-DL
RB-Jamar Brittingham, Bloomsburg Chris Amico, Edinboro-DL
RB-Germaine Race, Pittsburg State Ryan Waters, NW Missouri State-DL
WR-Evan Prall, East Stroudsburg Casey Larson, St. Anselm-DL
WR-Ashton Gronewald, Missouri-Rolla Anthony Adams, GVSU-LB
TE-Kevin Boss, Western Oregon Jason McNeil, Valdosta State-LB
OL-Joe Wohlscheid, Grand Valley State Michael Eubanks, Delta State-LB
OL-Ben Hochstein, Nebraska-Omaha Dan Peters, Harding-DB
OL-Andrew Dennis, Glenville State Joe DiGiorgio, Saginaw Vallley State-DB
OL-Chris Kaczor, Edinboro Kashif Easley, Glenville State-DB
OL-Mackenzy Bernadeau, Bently Kendall Ricketts, Central Miss. St.-DB
AP-Anthony Merritt, North Alabama Craig McFarlin, Ouachita Baptist-P
K-Paul Williams, Tarleton State

2005 Revie Review
Season Revie Review
pg. pg.
50
2005 Game Summaries Summaries
pg. pg.
52
2005 Statistics Statistics
pg. pg.
65
GLIAC GLIA
GLIAC GLIAC
History Histor
pg. pg.
72
2005 Standings pg. pg.
75
2006 Schedule Schedule
pg. pg.
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Florence, Alabama, home of the
NCAA DII National Championship
game, has become the home away from
home for the Grand Valley State football
team. After three straight trips to the title
game (2001-03), GVSU failed in its bid
for a fourth straight trip and a third consecutive
title in 2004. However, the winningest
senior class in DII football history
wanted to make history in 2005 and
finish their careers in Florence.
History was made and the Lakers did
make that return trip. The 2005 Grand
Valley State senior class entered the title
game with a 50-4 record and needed a win
to become the winningest senior class in
DII football history. The Lakers’ first
three trips to the National Championship
game came down to the final play in the
closing seconds. GVSU lost its first
attempt for a title in 2001 when North
Dakota scored the game-winning TD with
under a minute left. The following year
GVSU scored with 1:04 left to win the
National Championship. 2003 brought
yet another exciting finish as linebacker
Mike Hoad preserved the win with an
interception in the closing seconds for the
Lakers’ second straight National
Championship. Would anyone have
expected anything less than a National
Championship game involving Grand
Valley State being decided on the final
play?
The Lakers trailed Northwest Missouri
State 17-14 midway through the fourth
SEASON REVIEW
quarter when they started their National
Championship game-winning drive. Junior
QB Cullen Finnerty hit WR Eric Fowler
with a key third-down pass to keep the
drive alive. Senior WR Brandon Langston
thought he let the title slip away when a
Finnerty pass just slipped through his
hands. However, Finnerty came back to the
Lakers’ playmaker later in the drive and
boy did he prove worthy of the task.
Langston took a screen pass and raced 35
yards to paydirt to give GVSU a 21-17 lead
with just over four minutes remaining. The
Bearcats picked up a couple of first downs
and had one final play from the Laker 25
with one tick left on the clock. The pass
was completed, but senior safety Joe
Ballard and sophomore linebacker Kirk
Carruth made sure it was short of the goal
line and GVSU had its third DII football
National Championship in four years. The
victory also enabled the Laker senior class
to pick up their 51st victory against just
four losses to establish the top victory total
and best winning percentage in a four-year
period.
GVSU swept through the regular season
with a perfect 9-0 record. Grand Valley
State held the top spot in the AFCA poll
after a 14-10 comeback win at Ashland on
Sept. 17. The Lakers claimed a pair of
impressive wins in October over nationally-ranked
opponents. GVSU claimed a 31-
10 victory over #4 Saginaw Valley State
and then one week later tallied a 30-14 win
at #5 Northwood. The Lakers’ final game
of the regular season was cancelled due to
lightning on a November night.
GVSU received a bye as the top seed in
the Northwest Region and opened the playoffs
with a familar foe in North Dakota.
GVSU dominated the contest defensively
and had all the points they needed by halftime
(14-0) en route to a 17-3 victory. A
rematch with Saginaw Valley State was
next and the Cardinals built a 14-7 halftime
lead. However, a crucial TD on fourth-andone
tied the game in the third quarter and
GVSU added 10 more points to claim a 24-
17 victory. The semifinals were next and
East Stroudsburg (Pa.) was all that stood
between the Lakers another trip to
Florence. The Warriors didn’t stand in the
way long as GVSU raced out to a 41-0 lead
midway through the second quarter and
went on to claim a 55-20 victory.
The Lakers placed 18 on the All-GLIAC
team, including nine first-teamers. DT
Mike McFadden was named the GLIAC
Defensive Lineman of the Year, quarterback
Cullen Finnerty was named the
Offensive Back of the Year and offensive
tackle Josh Bourke finished his career by
being named the GLIAC Offensive
Lineman of the Year. McFadden and OT
Josh Bourke were consensus all-americans.
McFadden was named the Gene Upshaw
Award winner as the top DII interior lineman.
Head coach Chuck Martin was
named the AFCA DII Coach of the Year.
• Grand Valley State finished the season

anked #1 in the AFCA coaches poll.
Including this season, GVSU has been
ranked number one for a total of 40 polls,
the second-highest total in DII history
behind North Dakota State’s 41. GVSU has
been ranked in the top 10 60 times since the
2001 season. In addition, the Lakers have
been ranked in the top five 57 weeks and
number one 40 weeks. The Lakers opened
the three previous years as the number one
ranked team in the AFCA preseason poll.
GVSU was ranked number one in the country
by Sports Illustrated, marking the fourth
straight year the Lakers have opened the
year ranked number one in a preseason
poll.
GVSU All-GLIAC PERFORMERS
First Team
QB Cullen Finnerty
RB Astin Martin
WR Brandon Langston
OL Josh Bourke
OL Brandon Barnes
PK Scott Greene
DL Mike McFadden
LB Matt Beaty
DB Joe Ballard
Second Team
WR Eric Fowler
OL Joe Wohlscheid
SP Brandon Langston
DL Jorge Tapia
LB Anthony Adams
Honorable Mention
OL Mike Pinter
OL Chris Stoddard
DB Bill Brechin
P Matt Regnery
SEASON REVIEW
• The
Lakers are 35-2 when being ranked number
one since 8/30/02, GVSU is 64-5 when
ranked in the AFCA top 25 since 2001.
GVSU has been ranked in the AFCA top 25
in 74 straight polls.
• Home Sweet Home -- Grand Valley State
is 37-3 at Lubbers Stadium since the 2000
season, including an 9-0 mark in the NCAA
DII Playoffs...GVSU was 8-0 at Lubbers
Stadium in 2005.
• Grand Valley State claimed its fourth
undefeated regular season in school history
in 2005. The Lakers recorded undefeated
regular seasons in 1989 (11-0), 2001 (10-0)
and 2002 (10-0).
• Grand Valley State set a GLIAC record
versus Northern Michigan for second half
time of possession (26:23) and fourth quarter
(14:00). Northern Michigan ran six
offensive plays in the third quarter and just
three plays in the fourth quarter.
• Getting Defensive -- The Grand Valley
State defense yielded 15 TDs in 13 games,
with six of those 15 TDs coming in the
fourth quarter. The Lakers held three opponents
out of the endzone for over 11 quarters
to start the season.
• Third Down “INEFFICIENCY” --
The Grand Valley State defense held opponents
to just 30 percent on third down conversions
this season (64-for-204). In addition,
GVSU’s opponents converted just
53.7 percent of its passes for a pass efficiency
rating of 92.42 and just six passing
TDs.
• Total Defense -- Grand Valley State yielded
1,113 rushing yards and 2,322 passing
yards in 13 games last season. The Lakers
ranked 10th in the country in total defense,
yielding just 264.2 yards per game.
• Rushing Defense -- GVSU yielded 85.6
rushing yards per game in 2005. GVSU’s
opponents rushed for 1,113 yards and nine
rushing TDs in 13 games. Grand Valley
State has held 27-of-its-last-41 opponents
under 100 yards rushing. Laker opponents
are averaging 85.5 yards rushing per game
during that stretch and have rushed for just
28 TDs.
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Game 1
August 27, 2005
Ferris State 10
Grand Valley State 30
Lubbers Stadium
Allendale, Mich.
Attendance - 14,557
TEAM STATISTICS
FS GV
First Downs 13 21
Rushing 7 10
Passing 5 9
Penalty 1 2
Rushing Attempts 31 52
Yards Gained Rushing 136 242
Yards Lost Rushing 38 12
Net Yards Rushing 98 230
Net Yards Passing 102 211
Passes Attempted 31 24
Passes Completed 10 14
Had Intercepted 2 1
Total Offensive Plays 62 76
Total Net Yards 202 441
Avg. Gain Per Play 3.3 5.8
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-0 1-1
Penalties: No.-Yds. 2-30 7-60
No. of Punts-Yards 8-302 6-190
Avg. Per Punt 37.8 31.7
Punt Returns: No.-Yds 3-49 7-82
Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 4-51 2-57
Interceptions:No.-Yds 1-0 2-42
Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0
Miscellaneous Yards 0 0
Possession Time 22:24 37:36
3rd Down Conversions 2-13 4-15
4th Down Conversions 0-2 0-1
Sacks By:No.-Yds 1-1 3-30
2005 GAME SUMMARIES
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Ferris State 7 0 3 0 10
Grand Valley State 3 17 10 0 30
First Quarter
GV-Greene 37 yd field goal, 5:53
(15 plays, 67 yards, 6:17) GV 3 - FS 0
FS-Mombo 6 yd blocked punt return (Eichler kick), 3:05
FS 7 - GV 3
Second Quarter
GV-Fowler 33 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 12:09
(4 plays, 65 yards, 1:56) GV 10 - FS 7
GV-Greene 28 yd field goal, 7:17 (6 plays, 41 yards, 3:03)
GV 13 - FS 7
GV-Finnerty 2 yd run (Greene kick), 0:19
(3 plays, 19 yards, 0:42) GV 20 - FS 7
Third Quarter
GV-Langston 15 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 12:11
(7 plays, 80 yards, 2:49) GV 27 - FS 7
FS-Eichler 23 yd field goal, 10:11 (8 plays, 57 yards, 1:55)
GV 27 - FS 10
GV-Greene 34 yd field goal, 6:29 (10 plays, 44 yards, 3:34)
GV 30 - FS 10
Allendale, Mich. - Grand Valley State opened the 2005 season in fine fashion Saturday night with an impressive 30-10 victory over GLIAC and West Michigan rival Ferris
State. The Lakers delighted a GVSU and GLIAC single-game record crowd of 14,557 with the fifth straight victory in the series with the Bulldogs. GVSU also improved to
52-5 in its last 57 games.
GVSU opened the 2005 campaign with a 15-play, 67-yard scoring drive that ended with a Scott Greene 37-yard field goal. The drive featured the first action for Grand
Rapids native Astin Martin. Martin made the most of his play with a 13-yard run from scrimmage on his first play. Astin tallied 31 yards on four carries in his opening drive.
GVSU was forced to punt on its next possession, and the snap from center sailed over senior punter Matt Regnery's head. Regnery attempted to kick the ball,
but FSU's Lenald Mombo scooped up the fumble and ran six yards for the score. Josh Eichler added the PAT and the Bulldogs held their first lead of the game.
The GVSU defense held Ferris State on a fourth-and-two play early in the second quarter when safety Samad Cain tackled QB Ryan Kaul just inches short of the first down.
GVSU took over on its 35 and needed just four plays to go 65 yards for the go ahead score. Junior QB Cullen Finnerty hit senior tight end Jeremy Cochrane with a 28-yard
pass play, and then hit junior WR Eric Fowler with a perfectly thrown 33-yard TD pass. Greene added the PAT and GVSU had a lead it would never give up. Greene added
his second field goal of the game, this coming from 28 yards, to give the Lakers a 13-7 lead with 7:17 left in the second stanza. Ferris State took over on its own two with
2:39 left in the first half and moved the ball out the its 27-yard line with just over a minute left, however, freshman linebacker Dan Skuta picked of a Ryan Kaul pass and
returned it 24 yards to the FSU 19. Finnerty scrambled 14 yards on first down to the FSU five and then concluded the drive with a two yard jaunt with just 19 seconds in the
half to give GVSU a 20-7 lead.
The Lakers came out smoking in the second half, taking the opening kickoff and moving 80 yards in seven plays for a TD. Finnerty hit Langston on a perfectly
thrown fade pass for 43 yards and then ended the drive with another perfectly thrown ball to Langston that covered the final 15 yards. Greene added the PAT and the
Lakers led 27-7 with 12:11 left in the third quarter. Ferris State and GVSU traded field goals for the final margin. The Lakers had a Jeff Dock rushing TD called back and
threw an intercption in the FSU endzone during the third quarter to thwart two scoring drives.
The Laker defense allowed just 202 total yards and held FSU to just a field goal while forcing five three plays and out. Sophomore corner Brandon Carr and freshman linebacker
Dan Skuta each recorded an interception for the Lakers. The GVSU defensive unit notched five tackles for loss (-33) and three Mike McFadden QB sacks. Ferris
managed 98 rushing yards on 31 attempts and 104 yards through the air on 10 completions.
B. Carr led the defense with nine tackles, while linebacker Anthony Adam chipped in seven stops. Mike McFadden tallied six total tackles, three of which were QB sacks (-
18).
Cullen Finnerty guided the Laker offense to the tune of 203 yards passing and 71 yards rushing. Finnerty completed 13-of-23 for 203 yards and two TDs,
while adding a rushing TD. Astin Martin picked up 116 yards on 19 carries, while Brandon Langston hauled in four receptions for 75 yards and TD. Langston also forced
two pass interference penalties. Eric Fowler hauled in two passes for 44 yards and a TD, while Antione Trent caught two passes for 35 yards. Mark Catlin returned seven
punts 82 yards with a long of 22 yards, and Matt Regnery dropped all five of his punts inside the FSU 20, including two inside the five.
Ferris State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Kaul 16 78 31 47 0 14
Grigg 8 31 2 29 0 14
Mitchell 4 24 0 24 0 10
Vandenberg 1 3 0 3 0 3
Tean 2 0 5 -5 0 0
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Kaul 31 10 2 104 0 23
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Brewster 3 44 0 23
Conner 3 21 0 8
Fricke 2 17 0 10
Fritz 1 16 0 16
Bowie 1 6 0 6
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Slager 8 302 37.8 45 1
Returns PR KOR INTR
Brewster - 1-20 -
Conner 2-2 - -
Skodak - 2-21 1-0
Mombo 1-6 - -
Vandenberg - 1-10 -
Field Goal Attempts
Eichler 3rd 10:11 23 yards Good
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Visser 8-6-14 0.5-1 - -
Maeder 4-7-11 - - -
Schumacher 6-3-9 1.5-3 - -
Beaudry 3-6-9 - - -
Grand Valley State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Martin 19 120 4 116 0 31
Finnerty 12 74 3 71 1 14
Langston 5 19 0 19 0 6
Hukill 6 15 0 15 0 4
Garris 5 9 2 7 0 4
Dock 3 3 1 2 0 2
Catlin 2 2 2 0 0 2
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Finnerty 23 13 1 203 2 43
Dock 1 1 0 8 0 8
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Langston 4 75 1 43
Fowler 2 44 1 33
Trent 2 35 0 26
Martin 2 19 0 11
Hukill 2 2 0 3
Cochrane 1 28 0 28
Mitchell 1 8 0 8
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Regnery 5 190 38.0 51 5
Team 1 0 0.0 0 0
Returns PR KOR INTR
Langston - 2-57 -
Carr - - 1-18
Skuta - - 1-24
Catlin 7-82 - -
Field Goal Attempts
Greene 1st 5:53 37 yards Good
Greene 2nd 7:17 28 yards Good
Greene 3rd 6:29 34 yards Good
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
B. Carr 6-3-9 1.0-1 - 1-18

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Gannon 7 3 0 0 10
Grand Valley State 13 24 3 21 61
First Quarter
GU-Scott 95 yd fumble recovery (McNicholas kick), 12:23
GU 7 - GV 0
GV-Langston 34 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 9:55
(5 plays, 67 yards, 2:21) GV 7 - GU 7
GV-Martin 20 yd run (Greene kick failed), 5:00
(6 plays, 78 yards, 2:25) GV 13 - GU 7
Second Quarter
GV-Finnerty 2 yd run (Greene kick), 13:57
(13 plays, 73 yards, 4:20) GV 20 - GU 7
GV-Mitchell 19 yd pass from Dock (Greene kick), 7:47
(4 plays, 56 yards, 2:21) GV 27 - GU 7
GU-McNicholas 25 yd field goal, 3:47 (15 plays, 69 yards, 3:55)
GV 28 - GU 10
GV-Greene 39 yd field goal, 2:34 (4 plays, -1 yards, 1:02)
GV 30 - GU 10
GV-Mitchell 18 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 0:59
(6 plays, 59 yards, 1:15) GV 37 - GU 10
Third Quarter
GV-Greene 22 yd field goal, 11:00 (5 plays, 55 yards, 1:21)
GV 40 - GU 10
Fourth Quarter
GV- Garris 6 yd run (Greene kick), 9:52
(8 plays, 99 yards, 2:50) GV 47 - GU 10
GV-Garris 7 yd run (Greene kick), 5:36
(5 plays, 49 yards, 2:26) GV 54 - GU 10
GV-Mitchell 17 yd pass from Dock (Greene kick)
(5 plays, 39 yards, 1:42) GV 61 - GU 10
Allendale, Mich. - #2 Grand Valley State dominated Gannon from the start en route to a 61-10 victory Saturday night at Lubbers
Stadium. GVSU improves to 2-0 overall and in the GLIAC, while Gannon falls to 1-1 overall and in league action. Grand Valley
State improves to 60-9 since the 2000 season.
Grand Valley State opened the game with a seven-play, 50-yard drive to the Gannon two yard line, but junior running
back Astin Martin fumbled and Gannon's Kevin Scott picked up the ball and ran 95 yards for a TD to give Gannon the early lead.
That was the last hightlight for Gannon as the Lakers reeled off 27 straight points to take a 27-7 lead. Cullen Finnerty hit
Brandon Langston with a 34-yard pass and catch to tie the game on the Lakers' next possession. Grand Valley's Astin Martin
scored his first TD of the season with a 20-yard jaunt to paydirt to give the Lakers a 13-7 lead. Finnerty upped the Laker lead to
20-7 with a two-yard run and then Jeff Dock threw a 19-yard scoring pass to junior Terry Mitchell to give the Lakers a 27-7
lead. Gannon drove down inside the Laker five and had a first-and-goal, but three plays netted minus four yards and the Golden
Knights had to settle for a 25-yard field goal. GVSU answered with a Scott Greene 39-yard field goal and Finnerty then hit
Mitchell with his second TD catch of the night, this one covering 19 yards with 59 seconds left in the first half to give the
Lakers a 37-10 lead heading into the lockerroom.
GVSU managed just a Scott Greene 22-yard field goal in the third quarter to take a 40-10 lead. Sophomore Preston
Garris scored from six yards out to cap an eight-play, 99-yard drive early in the fourth. Garris then scored from seven yards out
before Terry Mitchell hauled in a 17 yard TD reception, his third of the game, from Jeff Dock to give GVSU a 61-10 lead.
The GVSU defense held the opponents offense out of the end zone for the second straight game and yielded just 163
yards of total offense on 67 plays. Mike McFadden led the defense with 12 tackles and his fourth sack of the year, while Dan
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Skuta added 10 tackles; three tackles for loss and one QB sack. GVSU notched 14 tackles for loss (38 yards). The Laker offense notched 680 yards of total offense, the
most since a 651 yard outing vs. Findlay in 2002. GVSU rushed the ball 46 times for 288 yards and four TDs and completed 21-of-38 passes for 392 yards and four
more scores. Astin Martin rushed for 129 yards and one TD on 14 carries, while Ryan Hukill (55 yards) and Preston Garris (51 yds/2 TDs) combined for 106 yards on 17
carries. Finnerty completed 15-of-26 passes for 247 yards and two TDs, while Dock was 6-for-12 for 145 yards and two TDs. Eric Fowler tallied a career-high in catches
(7) and yards (152), and Terry Mitchell hauled in six catches for 122 yards and three TDs in just his second game.
TEAM STATISTICS
GU GV
First Downs 15 31
Rushing 6 10
Passing 7 16
Penalty 2 5
Rushing Attempts 37 46
Yards Gained Rushing 92 308
Yards Lost Rushing 36 20
Net Yards Rushing 56 288
Net Yards Passing 107 392
Passes Attempted 30 38
Passes Completed 17 21
Had Intercepted 1 1
Total Offensive Plays 67 84
Total Net Yards 163 680
Avg. Gain Per Play 2.4 8.1
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-0 2-1
Penalties: No.-Yds. 6-47 11-105
No. of Punts-Yards 9-300 2-71
Avg. Per Punt 33.3 35.5
Punt Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 2-18
Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 8-126 3-126
Interceptions:No.-Yds 1-10 1-0
Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 1-95 0-0
Miscellaneous Yards 0 0
Possession Time 27:27 32:33
3rd Down Conversions 3-14 5-14
4th Down Conversions 0-1 2-2
Sacks By:No.-Yds 2-13 2-17
2005 GAME SUMMARIES
Gannon
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Bailey 11 26 2 24 0 6
Hammond 11 29 7 22 0 14
Dukes 12 29 23 6 0 6
Culberth 2 8 3 5 0 8
Turner 1 0 1 -1 0 0
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Dukes 28 16 1 103 0 23
Turner 2 1 0 4 0 4
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Culberth 7 38 0 23
Parker 4 23 0 9
Whiteside 3 21 0 11
Bailey 1 13 0 13
Ditka 1 13 0 13
Laurienzo 1 -1 0 0
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Cardenas 9 300 33.3 50 1
Returns PR KOR INTR
Whiteside - 6-83 -
Scott - 1-20 1-10
Keels - 8-126 -
Field Goal Attempts
McNicholas 2nd 3:47 25 yards Good
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Reid 6-7-13 1.0-1 - -
Dipre 2-8-10 0.5-4 1-4 -
Thornton 5-3-8 1.0-5 1-5 -
Tomko 3-3-6 0.5-1 - -
Gannon 10
Grand Valley State 61
Lubbers Stadium
Allendale, Mich.
Attendance - 7,191
Grand Valley State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Martin 14 133 4 129 1 48
Hukill 10 57 2 55 0 13
Garris 7 51 0 51 2 19
Langston 3 34 0 34 0 22
Catlin 4 20 0 20 0 9
Dock 1 6 0 6 0 6
Finnerty 7 7 14 -7 1 3
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Finnerty 26 15 1 247 2 34
Dock 12 6 0 145 2 41
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Fowler 7 152 0 41
Mitchell 6 122 3 33
Langston 2 56 1 34
Trent 2 31 0 18
Hukill 2 14 0 11
Martin 1 12 0 12
Catlin 1 5 0 5
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Regnery 2 71 35.5 43 1
Returns PR KOR INTR
Catlin 2-18 3-126 -
Brechin - - 1-0
Field Goal Attempts
Greene 2nd 2:34 39 yards Good
Greene 3rd 11:00 22 yards Good
Greene 3rd 4:54 40 yards Missed
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
McFadden 5-7-12 0.5-5 1-5 -
Skuta 3-7-10 3.0-10 1-7 -
Adams 4-5-9 2.0-2 - -
Z. Jones 1-7-8 - - -
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Game 3
September 10, 2005
Grand Valley State 29
Indianapolis 13
Key Stadium
Indianapolis, Ind.
Attendance - 3,118
TEAM STATISTICS
GV UI
First Downs 20 26
Rushing 12 8
Passing 7 14
Penalty 1 4
Rushing Attempts 42 32
Yards Gained Rushing 215 106
Yards Lost Rushing 39 26
Net Yards Rushing 176 80
Net Yards Passing 191 254
Passes Attempted 26 43
Passes Completed 13 27
Had Intercepted 0 2
Total Offensive Plays 65 75
Total Net Yards 367 334
Avg. Gain Per Play 5.6 4.5
Fumbles: No.-Lost 5-1 1-1
Penalties: No.-Yds. 9-62 4-29
No. of Punts-Yards 3-99 5-201
Avg. Per Punt 33.0 40.2
Punt Returns: No.-Yds 2-15 1-10
Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 4-82 0-0
Interceptions:No.-Yds 2-68 0-0
Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0
Miscellaneous Yards 0 0
Possession Time 26:59 33:01
3rd Down Conversions 5-12 4-14
4th Down Conversions 0-1 3-3
Sacks By:No.-Yds 2-15 1-2
2005 GAME SUMMARIES
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 6 9 7 7 29
Indianapolis 0 6 0 7 13
First Quarter
GV-Greene 35 yd field goal, 8:11
(11 plays, 54 yards, 4:39) GV 3 - UI 0
GV-Greene 38 yd field goal, 2:55
(9 plays, 32 yards, 3:46) GV 6 - UI 0
Second Quarter
UI-Parker 30 yd field goal, 13:49
(13 plays, 66 yards, 4:06) GV 6 - UI 3
UI-Parker 40 yd field goal, 5:05
(4 plays, -7 yards, 1:22) GV 6 - UI 6
GV-Greene 22 yd field goal, 2:11
(7 plays, 68 yards, 2:52)
GV 9 - UI 6 GV-Ballard 50 yd interception return (Greene
kick failed),
0:43 GV 15 - UI 6
Third Quarter
GV-Martin 20 yd run (Greene kick), 13:23
(6 plays, 73 yards, 1:32) GV 22 - UI 6
Fourth Quarter
GV-Fowler 7 yd pass from Dock (Greene kick), 13:52
(8 plays, 80 yards, 2:16) GV 29 - UI 6
UI-Link 9 yd run (Parker kick), 5:09
(17 plays, 80 yards, 8:43) GV 29 - UI 13
Indianapolis, Ind. - #2 Grand Valley State used three field goals from Scott Greene and a Joe Ballard 50-yard interception
return for a TD in the second quarter to claim a 29-13 victory over Indianapolis. GVSU improved to 3-0 overall and in the
GLIAC. The Lakers' Scott Greene kicked two first quarter field goals, the first from 35 yards and the second from 38 yards
to give the Lakers a 6-0 lead. Indy answered with two field goals of their own, but the Greene hit on a 22 yarder to give
GVSU the lead for good at 9-6. Ballard picked off a Casey Gillin pass and returned it 50 yards for a TD with 43 seconds left
in the first half to give GVSU a 15-6 lead.
The Lakers opened the second half with a six-play, 73-yard drive that Astin Martin finished with a 20-yard TD run
and Eric Fowler hauled in a seven-yard pass from Jeff Dock for a TD to give GVSU a 29-6 lead early in the fourth quarter.
Indianapolis added a late TD for the final score.
Martin recorded his third straight 100-yard rushing game with 136 yards and one TD on 22 carries. Cullen
Finnerty completed 9-of-18 passes for 140 yards, while Jeff Dock completed 4-of-5 for 51 yards and a TD. WR Eric Fowler
hauled in five passes for 74 yards and TD.
Grand Valley State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Martin 22 144 8 136 1 20
Langston 4 18 4 14 0 12
Hukill 2 9 0 9 0 6
Catlin 1 9 0 9 0 9
Finnerty 8 26 19 7 0 8
Garris 3 8 5 3 0 6
Dock 1 1 0 1 0 1
Team 1 0 3 -3 0 0
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Finnerty 18 9 0 140 0 56
Dock 5 4 0 51 1 36
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Fowler 5 74 1 36
Langston 3 36 0 13
Martin 2 18 0 9
Mitchell 1 56 0 56
Garris 1 8 0 8
Cochrane 1 -1 0 0
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Regnery 3 99 33.0 38 1
Returns PR KOR INTR
Langston - 2-54 -
Brechin - - 1-18
Ballard - - 1-50
Catlin 2-15 2-28 -
Field Goal Attempts
Greene 1st 8:11 35 yards Good
Greene 1st 2:55 38 yards Good
Greene 2nd 2:11 22 yards Good
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
B. Carr 9-4-13 - - -
McFadden 2-7-9 1.5-5 1-4 -
Ballard 1-8-9 - - 1-50
Adams 4-2-6 - - -
Indianapolis
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Link 18 76 8 68 1 14
Nalley 2 7 0 7 0 7
Elmore 4 4 0 4 0 3
Gillin 3 9 7 2 0 5
Brown 5 10 11 -1 0 6
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Gillin 28 16 1 149 0 16
Brown 15 11 1 105 0 18
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Sanford 8 79 0 16
Spears 5 64 0 18
Johnson 4 31 0 15
Pickett 4 26 0 10
Penrod 3 27 0 10
Lane 1 13 0 13
Elmore 1 12 0 12
Nalley 1 2 0 2
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Parker 5 201 40.2 49 0
Returns PR KOR INTR
Penrod 1-10 - -
Field Goal Attempts
Parker 2nd 13:49 30 yards Good
Parker 2nd 5:05 40 yards Good
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Renner 7-3-10 1.0-4 - -
Shaw 8-1-9 - - -
Lile 8-0-8 - - -
Bush 3-4-7 2.0-6 - -

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 0 7 0 7 14
Ashland 0 7 0 3 10
Second Quarter
GV-Fowler 12 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 14:55
(7 plays, 63 yards, 2:26) GV 7 - AU 0
AU-Lewis 6 yd blocked punt return (Studer kick), 10:12
GV 7 - AU 7
Fourth Quarter
AU-Studer 22 yd field goal (13 plays, 60 yards, 6:45)
AU 10 - GV 7
GV-Cochrane 45 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick)
(6 plays, 65 yards, 2:11) GV 14 - AU 10
Ashland, Ohio - #2 Grand Valley State needed a big play in the fourth quarter and a big play was delivered by junior QB
Cullen Finnerty and senior tight end Jeremy Cochrane. Trailing 10-7 late in the fourth quarter Finnerty scrambled to his right
and found Cochrane all alone at the five-yard line for a 45 yard pass and catch for a TD to give GVSU the lead for good with
8:06 left in the game. PK Scott Greene added the PAT to put the Lakers in front 14-10. The Laker defense then delivered by
thwarting a late Ashland drive and stopping a fourth down pass play with 2:04 left in the game. GVSU improves to 4-0 overall
and GLIAC action, while Ashland falls to 3-1 overall and 2-1 in GLIAC action.
Grand Valley State and Ashland started the game with fireworks, as each team drove quickly down the field on its open
possession. Ashland took the opening kickoff and drove to the Lakers' 14-yard line, but Heath Studer missed a 32-yard field
goal wide left. The Lakers drove impressively down the field on their opening drive and faced a third and goal from the five,
however Finnerty was unable to connect with Antione Trent in the back of the endzone, and Scott Greene then missed a 22-yard
field goal to negate the potential scoring drive.
The Lakers put points on the board first when WR Eric Fowler hauled in a 12-yard TD reception from Finnerty on the
first play of the second quarter. Scott Greene added the PAT to give GVSU a 7-0 lead. The TD pass culminated a 7-play, 63yard
drive that took just 2:26. Ashland got on the board when the Lakers were forced to punt from deep in their own territory
and Devon Cornwell the Matt Regnery punt and Rock Lewis returned it six yards for a TD. Studer added the PAT to tie the
game at 7-7.
The Lakers missed several scoring opportunities in the opening half, including a Finnerty fumble into the endzone that
Ashland recovered for a touchback. The Lakers dominated the opening half statistically, outgaining Ashland 258-94. Ashland
tallied just 29 yards of total offense following their first drive that accounted for 65 yards.
Ashland missed scoring opportunities of their own, highlighted by the Eagles' second drive of the third quarter. AU drove
the ball from their own three-yard line to the Laker eight-yard line with the help of 45 yards in GVSU penalties. The Eagles
faced a fourth-and-one and elected to attempt a 27-yard field goal that Jared Karrasch missed wide right.
Ashland took a 10-7 lead with a 22-yard field goal by Heath Studer at the 10:22 mark of the fourth quarter. The Eagles
drove 60 yards in 13 plays to take their first lead of the game.
The Lakers answered quickly with their 65-yard game-winning scoring drive. Prior to Finnerty's scoring pass to
Cochrane, Finnerty hit WR Eric Fowler with 15-yard pass and catch on third-and-nine to keep the drive alive.
Eric Fowler caught a career-high nine passes for 104 yards and a TD, while Finnerty completed 14-of-28 passes for 208
yards and two TDs. RB Astin Martin rushed 16 times for 70 yards. GVSU outgained Ashland 344 to 225.
Defensively, Anthony Adams led the way with eight tackles, while Joe Ballard added seven. The Lakers recorded eight
tackles for loss (-19) and deflected five passes.
TEAM STATISTICS
GV AU
First Downs 15 16
Rushing 6 6
Passing 9 6
Penalty 0 4
Rushing Attempts 35 38
Yards Gained Rushing 169 127
Yards Lost Rushing 33 16
Net Yards Rushing 136 111
Net Yards Passing 208 114
Passes Attempted 30 31
Passes Completed 14 14
Had Intercepted 0 1
Total Offensive Plays 65 69
Total Net Yards 344 225
Avg. Gain Per Play 5.3 3.3
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-1 1-0
Penalties: No.-Yds. 7-79 3-30
No. of Punts-Yards 6-192 6-216
Avg. Per Punt 32.0 36.0
Punt Returns: No.-Yds 2-25 5-38
Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 3-49 3-79
Interceptions:No.-Yds 1-(-7) 0-0
Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0
Miscellaneous Yards 0 0
Possession Time 25:40 34:20
3rd Down Conversions 5-15 5-17
4th Down Conversions 0-2 1-2
Sacks By:No.-Yds 1-5 1-7
2005 GAME SUMMARIES
Grand Valley State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Martin 16 71 1 70 0 13
Finnerty 11 59 7 52 0 14
Langston 3 30 0 30 0 19
Catlin 2 9 2 7 0 9
Team 3 0 23 -23 0 0
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Finnerty 28 14 0 208 2 45
Catlin 2 0 0 0 0 0
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Fowler 9 104 1 21
Langston 2 26 0 22
Cochrane 1 45 1 45
Mitchell 1 19 0 19
Martin 1 14 0 14
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Regnery 5 192 38.4 45 1
Team 1 0 0.0 0 0
Returns PR KOR INTR
Langston - 1-22 -
Carr - - 1-(-7)
Skuta - 1-14 -
Catlin 2-25 1-13 -
Field Goal Attempts
Greene 1st 5:55 23 yds Missed
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Adams 8-0-8 1.0-1 - -
Ballard 6-1-7 - - -
Beaty 6-0-6 2.0-5 - -
Salahuddin 4-2-6 1.0-5 1-5 -
Game 4
September 17, 2005
Grand Valley State 14
Ashland 10
Community Stadium
Ashland, Ohio
Attendance - 4,700
Ashland
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Schwalm 20 79 5 74 0 21
Schroeder 14 39 6 33 0 16
Strance 3 7 5 2 0 5
Kent 1 2 0 2 0 2
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Strance 31 14 1 114 0 18
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Ziegelhofer 7 48 0 15
White 2 28 0 15
Sanders 2 27 0 18
Schwalm 2 0 0 3
Mong 1 11 0 11
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Wood 6 216 36.0 45 1
Returns PR KOR INTR
Ziegelhofer 4-22 1-20 -
White - 1-29 -
Walker - 1-30 -
Lewis 0-6 - -
Conwell 1-10 - -
Field Goal Attempts
Studer 1st 9:55 32 yds Missed
Karrasch 3rd 3:36 27 yds Missed
Studer 4th 10:22 22 yds Good
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Conwell 5-3-8 1.0-7 - -
Miller 6-1-7 - - -
Lattimore 6-1-7 2.0-8 1-7 -
Busson 5-0-5 - - -
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Game 5
October 1, 2005
Wayne State 22
Grand Valley State 36
Lubbers Stadium
Allendale, Mich.
Attendance - 10,942
TEAM STATISTICS
WS GV
First Downs 26 16
Rushing 10 8
Passing 12 6
Penalty 4 2
Rushing Attempts 35 38
Yards Gained Rushing 186 220
Yards Lost Rushing 35 33
Net Yards Rushing 151 187
Net Yards Passing 229 175
Passes Attempted 54 22
Passes Completed 31 14
Had Intercepted 2 1
Total Offensive Plays 89 60
Total Net Yards 380 362
Avg. Gain Per Play 4.3 6.0
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-0 2-1
Penalties: No.-Yds. 5-55 9-66
No. of Punts-Yards 8-308 7-304
Avg. Per Punt 38.5 43.4
Punt Returns: No.-Yds 2-19 5-33
Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 4-85 4-148
Interceptions:No.-Yds 1-11 2-5
Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0
Miscellaneous Yards 0 0
Possession Time 32:58 27:02
3rd Down Conversions 6-20 5-13
4th Down Conversions 2-3 0-0
Sacks By:No.-Yds 0-0 3-26
2005 GAME SUMMARIES
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Wayne State 0 10 12 0 22
Grand Valley State 7 7 15 7 36
First Quarter
GV-Finnerty 40 yd run (Greene kick), 2:44
(3 plays, 48 yards, 1:11) GV 7 - WS 0
Second Quarter
GV-Fowler 6 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 7:53
(9 plays, 80 yards, 4:00) GV 14 - WS 0
WS-Middlebrooks 20 yd run (Chudzinski kick), 1:56
(12 plays, 78 yards, 5:51) GV 14 - WS 7
WS-Chudzinski 30 yd field goal, 0:00
(5 plays, 30 yards, 0:31) GV 14 - WS 10
Thrid Quarter
WS-Middlebrooks 4 yd run (Chudzinski kick blocked),
11:19 (11 plays, 75 yards, 3:36) WS 16 - GV 14
GV-Langston 47 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick),
10:29 (3 plays, 75 yards, 0:43) GV 21 - WS 16
WS-Schmidt 9 yd pass from Martin (Martin pass failed),
7:41 (7 plays, 80 yards, 2:48) WS 22 - GV 21
GV-Langston 91 yd kickoff return (Hukill pass from
Finnerty), 7:27 GV 29 - WS 22
Fourth Quarter
Trent 6 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 5:29
(4 plays, 55 yards, 1:39) GV 36 - WS 22
Allendale, Mich. #1-Ranked Grand Valley State used the big play to claim a 36-22 victory over GLIAC foe Wayne State Saturday night at
Lubbers Stadium before a Family Day crowd of 10,942. GVSU, 5-0 on the year, improved to 56-5 in its last 61 games. In addition, the Lakers
have now defeated Wayne State 19 straight times dating back to 1985.
The Lakers got on the board first with a 40-yard TD run by QB Cullen Finnerty at the 2:44 mark of the first quarter. GVSU increased its
lead to 14-0 when Finnerty hit Eric Fowler with a six-yard TD pass at the 7:53 mark of the second quarter. The TD culminated a nine-play, 80yard
drive that took 4:00. The Warriors battled back and scored with 1:56 left in the second quarter when running back Chris Middlebrooks
scampered in from 20 yards out. WSU pulled to within four (14-10) when Dave Chudzinski hit a 30-yard field goal as time expired in the first
half.
Wayne State took the opening kickoff of the second half and drove 75 yards in 11 plays to take a 16-14 lead. Middlebrooks finished the
drive with a four-yard TD run, but senior defensive lineman Quartez Vickerson blocked the PAT. GVSU struck back quickly with a three-play,
75-yard scoring drive of its own that took just 43 seconds to take a 21-16 lead. Finnerty hit Langston with a perfectly thrown 47-yard TD pass
behind the defensive backfield of Wayne State. WSU drove 80 yards in seven plays and QB Nolan Martin hit tight end Kenny Schmidt with a
nine-yard TD pass to put the Warriors up 22-21. Grand Valley CB Bill Brechin knocked down the two-point conversion pass to keep the Lakers
within a point. GVSU trailed for only 13 seconds as Brandon Langston took the ensuing kickoff 91 yards for a TD. Finnerty hit running back
Ryan Hukill with the two-point conversion pass to give the Lakers a 29-22 lead. Grand Valley State increased its lead to 36-22 with a four-play,
55-yard drive that concluded with a Finnerty to Antione Trent six-yard TD pass.
Finnerty completed 14-of-22 passes for 175 yards and three TDs, while rushing for a season-high 95 yards and a TD on 10 carries. Junior
running back Astin Martin broke the 100-yard rushing mark for the fourth time in five games with 104 yards on 21 carries. Junior WR Eric
Fowler hauled in six passes for 87 yards and a TD, while Langston caught four passes for 54 yards and a TD.
Wayne State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Middlebrooks18 108 3 105 2 35
Boyer 1 23 0 23 0 23
Body 1 11 0 11 0 11
Martin 12 38 32 6 0 16
Haynes 2 5 0 5 0 4
Gomez 1 1 0 1 0 1
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Martin 54 31 2 229 1 18
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Middlebrooks 12 65 0 11
Body 9 83 0 14
Brown 4 41 0 18
Carter 2 20 0 12
Weingartz 2 6 0 6
Schmidt 1 9 0 9
Rehberg 1 5 0 5
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Cyr 8 308 38.5 50 1
Returns PR KOR INTR
Dunn - 1-20 -
Burrus 2-19 2-43 -
Guy - - 1-11
Boyer - 1-22 -
Field Goal Attempts
Chudzinski 2nd 30 yds 0:00 Good
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Oshnock 7-5-12 0.5-1 - -
Fuqua 7-0-7 - - -
Boyer 3-4-7 - - -
Burrus 3-3-6 0.5-3 - -
Grand Valley State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Martin 21 110 6 104 0 20
Finnerty 10 97 2 95 1 40
Team 1 0 2 -2 0 0
Langston 6 13 23 -10 0 6
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Finnerty 22 14 1 175 3 47
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Fowler 6 87 1 37
Langston 4 54 1 47
Martin 2 16 0 15
Cochrane 1 12 0 12
Trent 1 6 0 6
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Regnery 7 304 43.4 57 4
Returns PR KOR INTR
Langston - 2-112 -
Beaty - - 1-0
Ballard - - 1-5
Mitchell 5-33 - -
Garris - 2-36 -
Field Goal Attempts
None
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Adams 5-8-13 - - -
Beaty 5-7-12 - - 1-0
Skuta 5-6-11 - - -
Cain 4-5-9 - - -

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 10 14 7 7 38
Hillsdale 0 0 3 7 10
First Quarter
GV-Greene 19 yd field goal, 9:03 (11 plays, 58 yards, 3:58)
GV 3 - HC 0
GV-Langston 4 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 3:04
(9 plays, 62 yards, 4:20) GV 10 - HC 0
Second Quarter
GV-Martin 54 yd run (Greene kick), 14:26
(2 plays, 67 yards, 0:27) GV 17 - HC 0
GV-Finnerty 30 yd run (Greene kick), 5:41
(8 plays, 68 yards, 3:21) GV 24 - HC 0
Third Quarter
GV-Mitchell 57 yd pass from Dock (Greene kick), 6:00
(2 plays, 62 yards, 0:56) GV 31 - HC 0
HC-Menchinger 21 yd field goal, 0:07
(13 plays, 76 yards, 5:53) GV 31 - HC 3
Fourth Quarter
GV-Hukill 3 yd run (Greene kick), 13:44
(5 plays, 65 yards, 1:18) GV 38 - HC 3
HC-Neller 4 yd run (Menchinger kick), 5:05
(13 plays, 84 yards, 4:43) GV 38 - HC 10
Hillsdale, Mich. #1 Grand Valley State scored on its first four possessions and never looked back en route to a 38-10 victory at
Hillsdale College Saturday night. GVSU improves to 6-0 overall and in GLIAC action. The victory sets up next Saturday's
showdown versus #4 Saginaw Valley State in Allendale.
Sophomore cornerback Brandon Carr picked off a Mark Nicolet pass on the Chargers' fifth play from scrimmage. GVSU
drove 58 yards in 11 plays and placekicker Scott Greene booted a 19-yard field goal to put the Lakers up 3-0. Grand Valley
State then scored touchdowns on three straight possessions. Senior WR Brandon Langston caught a 4-yard TD pass from Cullen
Finnerty and Greene added the PAT to give GVSU a 10-0 lead. Junior running back Astin Martin then broke loose with a 54yard
TD run and Greene added another PAT to increase the lead to 17-0. Finnerty scored on a 30 yard TD run on a fourth and
one play to put the Lakers up 24-0. GVSU moved down to the Charger four late in the first half, but a Finnerty pass was tipped
and picked off by Chad Gurica. GVSU tallied 321 yards of total offense in the first half, including 268 rushing yards. Astin
Martin rushed for 143 yards and one TD on 14 carries. The Laker defense held Hillsdale to 72 total yards in the opening 30
minutes.
Senior QB Jeff Dock hit WR Terry Mitchell on a short slant that Mitchell took 57 yards for a TD. Greene added the PAT
and GVSU led 31-0 with 6:00 left in the third quarter.
Hillsdale got on the board with a Mike Menchinger 21-yard field goal with 7.5 seconds left in the third quarter. The 13play,
76-yard drive took 5:53. The Lakers answered with a 5-play, 65-yard scoring drive. Dock hit Mitchell with a 42-yard pass
completion and Hukill capped the drive with a three-yard run to pay dirt to give the Lakers a 38-3 lead. Hillsdale scored their
lone touchdown on a 4-yard run with 5:05 left in the game.
The Lakers tallied 597 yards of total offense, including a season-high 358 yards rushing. Astin Martin rushed for a
career-high 169 yards and one TD on 17 carries, while Ryan Hukill added 81 yards and a TD. Finnerty completed 11-of-18
passes for 98 yards and a TD, while senior Jeff Dock completed 5-of-6 for 141 yards and a TD. Junior Terry Mitchell caught
three passes for 127 yards and a TD. The Laker defense limited Hillsdale to 247 yards of total offense. Brandon Carr picked off
a pass and recorded nine tackles. GVSU recorded a season-high six QB sacks.
TEAM STATISTICS
GV HC
First Downs 26 19
Rushing 17 11
Passing 8 6
Penalty 1 2
Rushing Attempts 41 39
Yards Gained Rushing 365 157
Yards Lost Rushing 7 40
Net Yards Rushing 358 117
Net Yards Passing 239 130
Passes Attempted 24 31
Passes Completed 16 16
Had Intercepted 1 1
Total Offensive Plays 65 70
Total Net Yards 597 247
Avg. Gain Per Play 9.2 3.5
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-0 1-0
Penalties: No.-Yds. 8-69 2-20
No. of Punts-Yards 2-76 5-228
Avg. Per Punt 38.0 45.6
Punt Returns: No.-Yds 3-31 1-1
Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 3-36 4-42
Interceptions:No.-Yds 1-0 1-0
Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0
Miscellaneous Yards 0 0
Possession Time 28:20 31:40
3rd Down Conversions 5-9 7-18
4th Down Conversions 1-1 1-1
Sacks By:No.-Yds 6-33 0-0
2005 GAME SUMMARIES
Grand Valley State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Martin 17 171 2 169 1 54
Hukill 12 81 0 81 1 15
Finnerty 4 52 0 52 1 30
Catlin 3 37 0 37 0 18
Garris 3 23 2 21 0 18
Langston 1 1 0 1 0 1
Dock 1 0 3 -3 0 0
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Finnerty 18 11 1 98 1 20
Dock 6 5 0 141 1 57
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Langston 5 38 1 20
Mitchell 3 127 1 57
Cochrane 2 23 0 16
Martin 2 14 0 9
Trent 1 12 0 12
Fowler 1 11 0 11
Garris 1 7 0 7
Stevens 1 7 0 7
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Regnery 2 76 38.0 47 2
Returns PR KOR INTR
Langston - 2-21 -
Garris - 1-15 -
B. Carr - - 1-0
Catlin 3-31 - -
Field Goal Attempts
Greene 1st 9:03 19 yds Good
Greene 3rd 9:00 30 yds Missed
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
B. Carr 7-2-9 - - 1-0
Adams 5-4-9 2.0-13 1-9 -
Ballard 8-0-8 - - -
Game 6
October 8, 2005
Grand Valley State 38
Hillsdale 10
Frank “Muddy” Waters
Field
Hillsdale, Mich.
Attendance - 2,500
Hillsdale
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Martin 21 89 7 82 0 24
Nicolet 16 57 33 24 0 13
Hoskins 1 7 0 7 0 7
Neller 1 4 0 4 1 4
Passing
Nicolet
Att
23
Comp
11
INT
1
Yds
85
TD
0
LG
18
Hoskins 8 5 0 45 0 18
Receiving
Hermosillo
No.
3
Yds
43
TD
0
LG
18
Recker 3 31 0 17
Brown 3 24 0 9
Martin 3 12 0 10
Clay 2 10 0 6
Waldie 1 6 0 6
Dawson 1 4 0 4
Punting
Vanover
No.
5
Yds
228
AVG
45.6
LG In20
53 0
Returns
N. Gurica
PR
1-1
KOR INTR
- -
Neller - 3-22 -
C. Gurica - 1-20 1-0
Field Goal Attempts
Menchinger 2nd 14:53 50 yds Missed
Menchinger 2nd 9:02 49 yds Missed
Menchinger 3rd 0:07 21 yds Good
Defense
Balone
S-A-T TFL
8-5-13 2.0-4
S
-
INT
-
Sutherland 10-1-11 - - -
Weber 7-1-8 - - -
C. Gurica 6-1-7 - - 1-0
57

58
Game 7
October 15, 2005
Saginaw Valley State 10
Grand Valley State 31
Lubbers Stadium
Allendale, Mich.
Attendance - 14,472
TEAM STATISTICS
SV GV
First Downs 16 17
Rushing 7 9
Passing 8 8
Penalty 1 0
Rushing Attempts 33 54
Yards Gained Rushing 105 224
Yards Lost Rushing 19 36
Net Yards Rushing 86 188
Net Yards Passing 155 162
Passes Attempted 39 20
Passes Completed 19 11
Had Intercepted 2 0
Total Offensive Plays 72 74
Total Net Yards 241 350
Avg. Gain Per Play 3.3 4.7
Fumbles: No.-Lost 3-2 0-0
Penalties: No.-Yds. 3-23 4-35
No. of Punts-Yards 6-226 9-319
Avg. Per Punt 37.7 35.4
Punt Returns: No.-Yds 4-35 3-17
Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 2-28 4-48
Interceptions:No.-Yds 0-0 2-25
Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0
Miscellaneous Yards 0 0
Possession Time 25:50 34:10
3rd Down Conversions 5-17 5-18
4th Down Conversions 1-2 2-2
Sacks By:No.-Yds 3-23 2-10
2005 GAME SUMMARIES
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Saginaw Valley State 3 0 0 7 10
Grand Valley State
First Quarter
0 14 7 10 31
SV-Belmonte 43 yd field goal, 4:31 (14 plays, 56 yards,
4:34) SV 3 - GV 0
Second Quarter
GV-Hukill 5 yd run (Greene kick), 9:21
(7 plays, 44 yards, 2:02) GV 7 - SV 3
GV-Finnerty 5 yd run (Greene kick)
(6 plays, 62 yards, 2:24) GV 14 - SV 3
Third Quarter
GV-Hukill 29 yd run (Greene kick), 6:33
(3 plays, 37 yards, 1:10) GV 21 - SV 3
Fourth Quarter
SV-Barnhart 1 yd run (Belmonte kick), 10:09
(19 plays, 79 yards, 6:22) GV 21 - SV 10
GV-McFadden safety, 7:15 GV 23 - SV 10
GV-Hukill 11 yd run (Dock rush), 5:01
(7 plays, 48 yards, 2:09) GV 31 - SV 10
Allendale, Mich. - #1-ranked Grand Valley State used a stellar defensive effort and a ball control offense to claim a 31-10
victory over #4 Saginaw Valley State Saturday night before the second-largest crowd ever at Lubbers Stadium (14,472). GVSU
improves to 7-0 overall and in league action, while SVSU falls to 6-1.
Saginaw Valley State scored first when Bobby Belmonte hit a 43-yard field goal with 4:31 left in the opening quarter. The
Cardinals drove 56 yards in 14 plays. The drive was kept alive when GVSU forced a punt, but was called roughing the kicker.
GVSU reached the scoring column at the 9:21 mark of the first when Ryan Hukill scored on a 5-yard run to cap a 7-play, 44yard
drive. Scott Greene added the PAT to give the Lakers a 7-3 lead. Following a Saginaw Valley three and out, GVSU drove
62 yards in six plays for a score. QB Cullen Finnerty finished the drive with a five-yard TD run. GVSU uppped its lead to to
21-3 when Ryan Hukill sprinted 29 yards for a TD at the 6:33 mark of the third quarter. Saginaw Valley State put together a
time consuming 19-play, 79-yard scoring drive that took 6:22 off the clock. Logan Barnhart just broke the goal line on a
fourth-and-one play.
Matt Regnery pinned Saginaw Valley State on its own five with a 41-yard punt. On the Cardinals' first play from scrimmage
GVSU DL Mike McFadden sacked backup QB Vinnie Miroth in the endzone for a safety to give GVSU a 23-10 lead.
Following the SVSU free kick, Ryan Hukill set a career-high with his third rushing TD of the night from 11 yards out to culminate
a 48-yard, seven-play drive. Jeff Dock ran in the two-point play to up the Laker lead to 31-10.
Grand Valley State's 31 points nearly equalled the 37 total points that Saginaw Valley State's defense had yielded in the previus
six games. GVSU tallied 350 yards of total offense, including 188 yards on 54 carries. RB Astin Martin rushed for 101
yards on 27 carries, while Hukill chipped in with 55 yards and three TDs on seven carries. QB Cullen Finnerty completed 11of-19
passes for 162 yards and rushed for 32 yards on 17 carries. WR Eric Fowler caught three passes for 61 yards and
Antione Trent hauled in three receptions for 44 yards. Punter Matt Regnery averaged 35.4 yards per punt and pinned SVSU
inside its own 20 four times.
The Laker defense turned in an outstanding night, limiting Saginaw Valley State to just 241 yards of total offense. the
Cardinals rushed for 86 yards and completed 19-of-39 passes for 155 yards. The Lakers picked off two passes and recovered a
pair of Cardinal fumbles. LB Matt Beaty and safety Samad Cain each picked off a pass, while Jorge Tapia and Preston Garris
each recovered a fumble. GVSU tallied six additional pass breakups, recorded seven tackles for loss and three QB sacks.
Beaty and Anthony Adams each recorded eight tackles, while Brandon Carr and Joe Ballard notched seven tackles apiece.
Saginaw Valley State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Barnhart 21 87 4 83 1 17
Dougherty 7 17 9 8 0 9
Barcey 2 1 0 1 0 1
Brander 1 0 0 0 0 0
B. Awrey 1 0 1 -1 0 0
Miroth 1 0 5 -5 0 0
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Dougherty 39 19 2 155 0 25
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
T. Awrey 6 28 0 10
B. Awrey 4 30 0 9
Jackson 3 28 0 17
Cottengim 2 14 0 9
Kelch 1 25 0 25
Barcey 1 13 0 13
Scott 1 12 0 12
Brander 1 5 0 5
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Esslin 6 226 37.7 47 0
Returns PR KOR INTR
Cottengim 3-28 - -
Barcey - 1-17 -
Black 1-7 - -
Prim - 1-11 -
Field Goal Attempts
Belmonte 1st 4:31 43 yds Good
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
John DiGiorgio 7-6-13 1.0-5 1-5 -
Fodrocy 5-8-13 3.5-11 1-6 -
Hermann 7-5-12 1.5-12 1-2 -
Joe DiGiorgio 2-8-10 1.5-4 - -
Grand Valley State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Martin 28 106 5 101 0 14
Hukill 7 59 4 55 3 29
Finnerty 17 57 25 32 1 10
Langston 1 2 0 2 0 2
Team 1 0 2 -2 0 0
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Finnerty 19 11 0 162 0 38
Dock 1 0 0 0 0 0
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Fowler 3 61 0 38
Trent 3 44 0 20
Mitchell 2 32 0 20
Cochrane 2 18 0 12
Langston 1 7 0 7
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Regnery 9 319 35.4 49 4
Returns PR KOR INTR
Langston - 2-31 -
Beaty - - 1-0
Cain - - 1-25
Catlin 3-17 1-5 -
Hukill - 1-12 -
Field Goal Attempts
Greene 3rd 9:08 32 yds Missed
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Beaty 8-0-8 - - 1-0
Adams 5-3-8 - - -
B. Carr 5-2-7 0.5-1 - -
Ballard 4-3-7 - - -

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 3 7 13 7 30
Northwood 0 7 7 0 14
First Quarter
GV-Greene 26 yd field goal, 9:59
(14 plays, 71 yards, 5:01) GV 3 - NU 0
Second Quarter
NU-Yearby 7 yd pass from Gildersleeve (Daniel kick), 14:55
(4 plays, 14 yards, 0:39) NU 7 - GV 3
GV-Langston 60 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 13:34
(3 plays, 71 yards, 1:15) GV 10 - NU 7
Third Quarter
NU-Kolbe 18 yd run (Daniel kick), 10:47
(9 plays, 71 yards, 4:08) NU 14 - GV 10
GV-Langston 7 yd run (Greene kick), 8:41
(6 plays, 77 yards, 2:02) GV 17 - NU 14
GV-Finnerty 6 yd run (Greene kick blocked), 2:55
(7 plays, 57 yards, 2:13) GV 23 - NU 14
Fourth Quarter
GV-Finnerty 4 yd run (Greene kick), 6:05
(5 plays, 33 yards, 2:29) GV 30 - NU 14
Midland, Mich. - #1-ranked Grand Valley State claimed a 30-14 victory at #5 Northwood Saturday afternoon in Midland, Mich.
GVSU improves to 8-0 overall and in GLIAC action, while Northwood falls to 7-2 (6-2 GLIAC). The win was also the Lakers' second
straight over a top 5 opponent.
GVSU opened the game on the offensive attack and never slowed down, racking up 561 yards of total offense. The Lakers
drove 71 yards in 14 plays on their opening drive which resulted in a Scott Greene 26-yard field goal. Northwood scored on the first
play of the second quarter when QB Nick Gildersleeve hit Yared Yearby with a 7-yard scoring pass. The 4-play, 14-yard drive was set
up when QB Cullen Finnerty fumbled a handoff to RB Astin Martin that was recovered by the Timberwolves. The Lakers struck back
quickly when Finnerty hit WR Brandon Langston on a 60-yard fly pattern down the middle of the field for a TD to put GVSU up 10-7.
The Lakers missed two scoring opportunities late in second quarter with a lost fumble at the Northwood five, and a missed field goal
with no time remaining in the first half. GVSU put up 331 yards of total offense in the first half, but led by just three (10-7).
Northwood took the opening kickoff of the second half and drove 71 yards in nine plays for a TD. QB Kyle Kolbe ran it in from
18 yards to put the Timberwolves up 14-10. The Lakers answered quickly again, driving 77 yards in six plays for a TD. Brandon
Langston accounted for 60 of the 77 yards and finished drive with a 7-yard TD run. GVSU uppped its lead to 23-14 with a 7-play, 57yard
TD drive. Finnerty went the final six yards to paydirt, but the Greene PAT was blocked. GVSU put the finishing touches on the
victory with a 5-play, 33-yard scoring drive in the fourth quarter as Finnerty rambled in four yards out. All 33 yards came via the
ground. Grand Valley State dominated the game statistically, outgaining Northwood 561-216. RB Astin Martin notched his seventh 100yard
rushing game with 125 yards on 30 carries. Finnerty rushed for 99 yards on 16 carries, while Brandon Langston added 38 and
Ryan Hukill 35 on the ground. Finnerty completed 15-of-26 passes for 263 yards and one TD. Eric Fowler caught a career-high eight
passes for 89 yards, while Langston hauled in three passes for 126 yards and a TD. GVSU rushed for 298 yards and threw for 263
yards. As dominant as the Laker offense was, the Laker defense was equally as impressive. GVSU limited the Northwood rushing
game that came into the contest averaging 291 yards per game to just 129 yards, its lowest output since a 52-yard outing in the NCAA
playoffs a year earlier against the Lakers. Three NU quarterbacks completed 10-of-19 passes for 87 yards. LB Matt Beaty led the way
with 10 tackles, followed by Anthony Adams' seven stops. DL Justin Ulberg added six stops, while Mike McFadden recorded a QB
sack in his eighth straight game.
TEAM STATISTICS
GV NU
First Downs 28 12
Rushing 20 7
Passing 8 4
Penalty 0 1
Rushing Attempts 58 31
Yards Gained Rushing 325 143
Yards Lost Rushing 27 14
Net Yards Rushing 298 129
Net Yards Passing 263 87
Passes Attempted 27 19
Passes Completed 15 10
Had Intercepted 0 1
Total Offensive Plays 85 50
Total Net Yards 561 216
Avg. Gain Per Play 6.6 4.3
Fumbles: No.-Lost 2-2 1-1
Penalties: No.-Yds. 8-52 4-35
No. of Punts-Yards 1-34 7-237
Avg. Per Punt 34.0 33.9
Punt Returns: No.-Yds 5-44 1-11
Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 2-38 5-78
Interceptions:No.-Yds 1-0 0-0
Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 2-41
Miscellaneous Yards 0 -1
Possession Time 34:45 25:15
3rd Down Conversions 10-16 4-13
4th Down Conversions 0-1 0-0
Sacks By:No.-Yds 2-10 0-0
2005 GAME SUMMARIES
Grand Valley State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Martin 30 133 8 125 0 13
Finnerty 16 103 4 99 2 15
Langston 5 47 9 38 1 20
Hukill 4 35 0 35 0 14
Dock 1 7 0 7 0 7
Team 2 0 6 -6 0 0
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Finnerty 26 15 0 263 1 60
Team 1 0 0 0 0 0
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Fowler 8 89 0 23
Langston 3 126 1 60
Mitchell 1 16 0 16
Martin 1 12 0 12
Garris 1 11 0 11
Hukill 1 9 0 9
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Regnery 1 34 34.0 34 0
Returns PR KOR INTR
Bill Brechin - - 1-0
Mark Catlin 5-44 2-38 -
Field Goal Attempts
Greene 1st 9:59 26 yds Good
Greene 2nd 0:00 33 yds Missed
Greene 4th 10:36 36 yds Blocked
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Beaty 7-3-10 1.5-1 - -
Adams 2-5-7 - - -
Ulberg 2-4-6 - 1-0 -
McFadden 1-5-6 1.0-12 2-12 -
Game 8
October 22, 2005
Grand Valley State 30
Northwood 14
Hantz Stadium
Midland, Mich.
Attendance - 3,553
Northwood
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Kolbe 11 71 1 70 1 20
Childs 8 32 0 32 0 8
Gruse 5 31 0 31 0 25
Gildersleeve 2 6 0 6 0 4
Height 1 1 0 1 0 1
Chrisinske 4 2 13 -11 0 1
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Kolbe 9 4 1 25 0 11
Gildersleeve 6 4 0 42 1 21
Chrisinske 3 1 0 11 0 11
Height 1 1 0 9 0 9
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Height 4 25 0 11
Yearby 3 22 1 11
Gills 1 21 0 21
Davis 1 10 0 10
Kolbe 1 9 0 9
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Putnam 7 237 33.9 44 0
Returns PR KOR INTR
Height 1-11 - -
Davis - 1-7 -
Ivy - 4-71 -
Field Goal Attempts
None
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Hughes 4-5-9 - - -
Burts 4-4-8 - - -
Horn 3-5-8 - - -
Stevens 5-2-7 - - -
59

60
Game 9
October 29, 2005
Northern Michigan 3
Grand Valley State 48
Lubbers Stadium
Allendale, Mich.
Attendance - 10,460
TEAM STATISTICS
NM GV
First Downs 10 22
Rushing 5 8
Passing 3 11
Penalty 2 3
Rushing Attempts 24 46
Yards Gained Rushing 93 183
Yards Lost Rushing 34 14
Net Yards Rushing 59 169
Net Yards Passing 92 248
Passes Attempted 25 26
Passes Completed 10 17
Had Intercepted 1 1
Total Offensive Plays 49 72
Total Net Yards 151 417
Avg. Gain Per Play 3.1 5.8
Fumbles: No.-Lost 4-2 1-0
Penalties: No.-Yds. 3-39 7-67
No. of Punts-Yards 8-261 3-113
Avg. Per Punt 32.6 37.7
Punt Returns: No.-Yds 2-6 4-15
Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 5-88 2-104
Interceptions:No.-Yds 1-0 1-31
Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0
Miscellaneous Yards 0 0
Possession Time 22:45 37:15
3rd Down Conversions 3-11 6-16
4th Down Conversions 0-0 4-4
Sacks By:No.-Yds 0-0 2-8
2005 GAME SUMMARIES
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Northern Michigan 0 3 0 0 3
Grand Valley State 21 14 7 6 48
First Quarter
GV-Fowler 3 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 9:41
(8 plays, 50 yards, 2:27) GV 7 - NM 0
GV-Beaty 31 yd interception return (Greene kick), 9:33
GV 14 - 0
GV-Martin 35 yd run (Greene kick), 5:10
(2 plays, 82 yards, 0:27) GV 21 - NM 0
Second Quarter
GV-Mitchell 13 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 12:07
(8 plays, 83 yards, 2:12) GV 28 - NM 0
NM-Marotz 33 yd field goal, 2:15
(10 plays, 62 yards, 4:21) GV 28 - NM 3
GV-Fowler 9 yd pass from Dock (Greene kick), 0:11
(5 plays, 32 yards, 1:54) GV 35 - NM 3
Third Quarter
GV-Langston 17 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick),
11:03 (8 plays, 41 yards, 3:47) GV 42 - NM 3
Fourth Quarter
Hukill 1 yd run (Carter kick failed), 8:45
(12 plays, 65 yards, 8:08) GV 48 - NM 3
Allendale, Mich. - #1-ranked Grand Valley State scored early and often en route to a 48-3 Homecoming victory over
Northern Michigan Saturday night before a crowd of 10,460 at Lubbers Stadium. GVSU improves to 9-0 overall and in
GLIAC action, while Northern Michigan falls to 2-7.
Grand Valley State went 50 yards in eight plays on its first offensive drive of the game and QB Cullen Finnerty hit
WR Eric Fowler with a three-yard TD pass. Scott Greene kicked the PAT for a 7-0 Laker lead. LB Matt Beaty then
picked off an NMU pass on the Wildcats' next play and returned it 31 yards for a TD and the Greene PAT put the
Lakers up 14-0. RB Astin Martin scampered in from 35 yards out to give GVSU a 21-0 lead with 5:10 left in the game.
Martin went over the 1,000-yard mark early in the second quarter and recorded 66 yards on 11 carries in less than two
quarters of action.
WR Terry Mitchell finished an eight-play, 83-yard drive when he hauled in a 13-yard pass from Finnerty with 12:07
left in the second quarter to give GVSU a 28-0 lead. Northern Michigan got on the board with 2:15 left in the second
quarter when Kyle Marotz hit a 33-yard field goal. Preston Garris returned the NMU kickoff 65 yards to the Wildcat
32 and the Lakers drove 32 yards in five plays that ended with a Jeff Dock to Eric Fowler nine-yard TD pass. Finnerty
hit Langston with a 17-yard scoring pass on the Lakers' first possession of the second half and Ryan Hukill closed out
the scoring with a one yard TD run midway through the fourth quarter. The Laker starting offensive and defensive
units played less than two quarters in the win. Northern Michigan ran nine offensive plays for 21 yards in the second
half.
Cullen Finnerty completed 11-of-16 passes for 189 yards and three TDs, while Jeff Dock was 6-10 for 59 yards and
a TD. Eric Fowler hauled in seven passes for 96 yards and two TDs, while Brandon Langston caught four passes for 92
yards and a score. Astin Martin tallied 66 yards on 11 carries with a TD, while Ryan Hukill added 59 yards and TD on
17 carries. Preston Garris toted the ball three times for 29 yards, caught two passes for 11 yards and returned two
kickoffs for 104 yards.
LB Rory Steinbach led the defense with six tackles, three tackles for loss (-8) and a QB sack (-2). Kirk Carruth
notched four tackles and forced a fumble, while Mike McFadden picked up a QB sack in his ninth straight game.
Northern Michigan ran just nine offensive plays in the second half for 21 yards and possessed the ball for 3:37. The
Lakers held onto the ball for 14:00 minutes in the fourth quarter.
Northern Michigan
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Anderson 16 56 17 39 0 15
McCoy 3 37 0 37 0 20
Rivera 2 0 6 -6 0 0
Reed 3 0 11 -11 0 0
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Reed 23 8 1 61 0 33
Rivera 2 2 0 31 0 24
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Mayfield 6 48 0 33
Anderson 2 34 0 34
Elmore 1 5 0 5
Kraemer 1 5 0 5
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Labuz 7 245 35.0 45 4
Team 1 16 16.0 16 0
Returns PR KOR INTR
Mayfield 2-6 3-62 -
Mauthe - 1-8 -
Dost - - 1-0
McCoy - 1-18 -
Field Goal Attempts
Marotz 2nd 2:15 33 yds Good
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Grignon 7-3-10 - - -
Tillman 5-3-8 - - -
Yelk 4-3-7 0.5-2 - -
Hoggard 4-2-6 - - -
Grand Valley State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Martin 11 66 4 62 1 35
Hukill 17 59 0 59 1 8
Garris 3 29 0 29 0 26
Tyler 8 13 0 13 0 3
Langston 1 8 0 8 0 8
Finnerty 1 0 0 0 0 0
Bieszka 1 0 1 -1 0 0
Dock 4 8 9 -1 0 6
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Finnerty 16 11 0 189 3 47
Dock 10 6 1 59 1 22
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Fowler 7 96 2 29
Langston 4 92 1 47
Mitchell 4 49 1 17
Garris 2 11 0 9
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Regnery 3 113 37.7 39 0
Returns PR KOR INTR
Mitchell 2-21 - -
Garris - 2-104 -
Trent 2-(-6) - -
Beaty - - 1-31
Field Goal Attempts
Carter 3rd 2:53 43 yds Missed
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Steinbach 4-2-6 3.0-8 1-2 -
Carruth 3-1-4 - - -
Ryan 0-4-4 - - -
Adams 3-0-3 1.0-2 - -

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
North Dakota 0 0 0 3 3
Grand Valley State 0 14 3 0 17
Second Quarter
GV-Cochrane 26 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 10:38
(12 plays, 85 yards, 4:33) GV 7 - ND 0
GV-Trent 26 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 6:08
(5 plays, 69 yards, 1:42) GV 14 - ND 0
Third Quarter
GV-Greene 50 yd field goal, 5:01
(6 plays, 48 yards, 2:40) GV 17 - ND 0
Fourth Quarter
ND-Glas 27 yd field goal, 10:05
(15 plays, 70 yards, 4:55)
Allendale, Mich. - Grand Valley State's junior QB Cullen Finnerty tossed two second-quarter TD passes and the Laker defense forced
three North Dakota turnovers en route to a 17-3 Laker victory over the Fighting Sioux in NCAA DII second-round playoff action.
Grand Valley State was forced to punt after the Lakers failed to pick up a first down on their first series, but GVSU sophomore
linebacker Anthony Adams forced a fumble by UND's Chris Beatty on the Fighting Sioux's first play from scrimmage that safety Joe
Ballard recovered. GVSU then drove 37 yards in 10 plays, but the Lakers were unable to get a 27-yard field goal attempt off following
an errant snap. The Lakers, who were going against a 25 mile per hour wind in the first quarter, were able to get out of the first quarter
with a 0-0 score. GVSU took full advantage of the wind in the second quarter. Finnerty directed a 12-play, 85-yard drive early in the
quarter. Finnerty hit tight end Jeremy Cochrane with a 26-yard scoring pass on a broken play and Scott Greene added the PAT to give
GVSU a 7-0 lead.
GVSU got the ball back on its own 31-yard line following a UND punt and the Lakers moved 69 yards in five plays for a score.
Finnerty hit WR Preston Garris with a 38-yard pass play on third down, then he found Antione Trent at the UND five and Trent went
the final five yards for a 26-yard scoring play. Greene added his second PAT to give the Lakers a 14-0 lead. North Dakota drove to the
Laker 38 on its next possession, but Adams forced his second fumble of the half and DL Mike McFadden picked it up and returned it
nine yards to thwart the drive. The Laker defense limited UND to just 105 yards of total offense in the first half, while the GVSU
offense notched 208 yards, including 164 yards passing from Finnerty.
UND was heading into a brisk wind in the third quarter and the Fighting Sioux's Brent Halfmann netted just 28 yards on his
first punt of the third quarter. GVSU drove 13 yards into North Dakota territory, but Greene was wide left on a 48-yard attempt. GVSU
got the ball back on its own 20 and drove 48 yards in six plays before Greene drilled a career long, 50-yard field goal with 5:01 left in
the third quarter to put the Lakers up 17-0.
North Dakota's Jeff Glas hit a 27-yard field goal with 10:55 left in the second quarter to conclude a 15-play, 70-yard drive.
GVSU used 4:19 off the clock on its next possession, but the Sioux continued to put the pressure on GVSU and drove into Laker territory.
However, linebacker Rory Steinbach knocked the ball lose when sacking QB Reed Manke and fellow linebacker Dan Skuta picked
up the ball and returned it five yards. The Laker defense faced one final threat when North Dakota drove down to the Laker 3-yard line
and had a first-and-goal, but the stout GVSU defense forced three incomplete passes and sacked Chris Belmore to keep the Fighting
Sioux out of the endzone for the second time in the last three years.
TEAM STATISTICS
ND GV
First Downs 23 15
Rushing 5 3
Passing 17 10
Penalty 1 2
Rushing Attempts 33 37
Yards Gained Rushing 106 80
Yards Lost Rushing 42 39
Net Yards Rushing 64 41
Net Yards Passing 268 245
Passes Attempted 44 27
Passes Completed 26 14
Had Intercepted 0 0
Total Offensive Plays 77 64
Total Net Yards 332 286
Avg. Gain Per Play 4.3 4.5
Fumbles: No.-Lost 3-3 1-0
Penalties: No.-Yds. 7-85 9-61
No. of Punts-Yards 7-257 7-297
Avg. Per Punt 36.7 42.4
Punt Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 2-14
Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 1-24 2-33
Interceptions:No.-Yds 0-0 0-0
Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 2-14
Miscellaneous Yards 0 0
Possession Time 28:36 30:00
3rd Down Conversions 7-17 6-16
4th Down Conversions 0-1 0-1
Sacks By:No.-Yds 3-15 4-19
2005 GAME SUMMARIES
North Dakota
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Brady 11 47 0 47 0 14
Manke 17 55 36 19 0 14
Beatty 4 4 0 4 0 2
Belmore 1 0 6 -6 0 0
Passing
Manke
Att
41
Comp
26
INT
0
Yds
268
TD
0
LG
22
Belmore 3 0 0 0 0 0
Receiving
Grossman
No.
12
Yds
117
TD
0
LG
22
Dressler 7 60 0 20
Caufield 2 37 0 22
Groeschl 2 29 0 18
Mielke 2 12 0 8
Loegering 1 13 0 13
Punting No.
Halfmann 7
Yds
257
AVG
36.7
LG In20
51 2
Returns
Dressler
PR
-
KOR INTR
1-24 -
Field Goal Attempts
Glas 4th 10:05 27 yds Good
Defense
Anderson
S-A-T TFL
4-10-14 3.0-10
S
1-6
INT
-
Peterson 4-3-7 1.0-8 1-8 -
Gagner 1-5-6 1.0-1 - -
Ullsperger 3-2-5 1.0-1 - -
Game 10
November 19, 2005
North Dakota 3
Grand Valley State 17
Lubbers Stadium
Allendale, Mich.
Attendance - 5,429
Regional Semifinal
Grand Valley State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Martin 16 32 5 27 0 6
Finnerty 13 34 22 12 0 9
Hukill 2 7 0 7 0 4
Garris 2 5 0 5 0 3
Team 2 0 4 -4 0 0
Langston 2 2 8 -8 0 2
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Finnerty 26 14 0 245 2 39
Dock 1 0 0 0 0 0
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Langston 6 79 0 39
Fowler 5 75 0 23
Garris 1 39 0 39
Cochrane 1 26 1 26
Trent 1 26 1 26
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Regnery 7 297 42.4 70 1
Returns PR KOR INTR
Garris - 2-33 -
Mitchell 2-14 - -
Field Goal Attempts
Greene 3rd 11:39 48 yds Missed
Greene 3rd 5:01 50 yds Good
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
McFadden 5-5-10 2.0-5 1-3 -
Skuta 4-6-10 2.5-9 2-8 -
Cain 2-7-9 1.0-2 - -
Ballard 2-7-9 0.5-1 - -
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Game 11
November 26, 2005
Saginaw Valley State 17
Grand Valley State 24
Lubbers Field
Allendale, Mich.
Attendance - 5,364
Regional Final
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Saginaw Valley State 7 7 0 3 17
Grand Valley State 0 7 10 7 24
First Quarter
SV-Barnhart 3 yd run (Belmonte kick), 2:31
(8 plays, 50 yards, 2:52) SV 7 - GV 0
Second Quarter
GV-Mitchell 8 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick),3:38
(4 plays, 13 yards, 1:42) SV 7 - GV 7
SV-Barcey 8 yd pass from Dougherty (Belmonte kick),
0:18 (4 plays, 20 yards, 0:31) SV 14 - GV 7
Third Quarter
GV-Cochrane 16 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick),8:07
(12 plays, 58 yards, 4:50) SV 14 - GV 14
GV-Greene 33 yd field goal, 0:59
(6 plays, 66 yards, 1:59) GV 17 - SV 14
Fourth Quarter
GV-Hukill 1 yd run (Greene kick), 5:18
(9 plays, 59 yards, 5:01) GV 24 - SV 14
SV-Belmonte 27 yd field goal, 1:38
(7 plays, 19 yards, 1:59) GV 24 - SV 17
Allendale, Mich. - #1-ranked Grand Valley State erased a 14-7 halftime defecit with 10 third quarter points and seven in the fourth
en route to a 24-17 victory over #4-ranked Saginaw Valley State in the NCAA DII Northwest Regional final. Grand Valley State
advances to its fourth NCAA DII National Semifinal in the last five years next Saturday vs. East Stroudsburg. Grand Valley State is
expected to host the semifinal contest and if so the game would be played at 1 p.m. in Lubbers Stadium.
Saginaw Valley State scored first when RB Logan Barnhart rambled in from three yards out on a direct snap from center at
the 2:31 mark of the first quarter. PK Bobby Belmonte added the PAT to give the visiting Cardinals a 7-0 lead. Freshman LB Dan
Skuta put the Lakers in position for their first points of the game when he picked off a Chris Dougherty pass and returned in 27
yards to the Cardinal 13. Junior LB Cullen Finnerty found junior WR Terry Mitchell in the back of the endzone on second-andeight
for a TD. Scott Greene added the PAT to tie the game. GVSU looked to run the clock out late in the first half, but Finnerty
fumbled the snap from center and SVSU's Derek Volmering recovered the ball at the Laker 20 with 49 seconds left in the opening
30 minutes. SVSU drove down to the Laker eight and Dougherty then hit RB Justin Barcey over the middle for a score to put
SVSU up 14-7. The Lakers tallied just 91 yards of total offense in the first half and committed 10 penalties for 63 yards.
GVSU tied the game early in the third quarter with a 12-play, 58-yard scoring drive. GVSU converted a fourth and six play
when Finnerty hit Mitchell with a 10-yard completion. The Lakers then faced a fourth-and-one from the Cardinal 16 when
Finnerty faked a run to Astin Martin and found senior TE Jeremy Cochrane all alone over the middle in the endzone for a score.
Greene hit the PAT to tie the game at 14-14. The Laker defense forced a three and out to give the Laker offense another shot.
Finnerty found junior WR Eric Fowler over the middle with a perfectly thrown 58-yard pass and catch. When GVSU failed to get
a first down Greene connected on a 33-yard field goal to give GVSU its first lead of the game (17-14).
Saginaw Valley State turned the ball over on its next two possessions and GVSU took advantage of the second with a 9-play,
44-yard scoring drive. GVSU ran the ball on all nine plays and senior RB Ryan Hukill ended the drive with a 1-yard scoring
plunge to put the Lakers up 24-14 with 5:18 left in the game. The Lakers appeared to put the game away when SVSU was forced
to punt with 3:37 left. However, the punt was muffed and the Cardinals recovered on the Laker 29. Saginaw Valley State drove to
the Laker 6, but on third-and-one Barnhart was dropped for a 4-yard loss to force a 27-yard field goal by Belmonte. Ryan Hukill
recovered the onside kick for GVSU and the Lakers ran out the clock to preserve the victory.
All-American candidate Mike McFadden led the Laker defense with seven tackles, two QB sacks, three tackles for loss, a fumble recovery, and an interception. Dan
Skuta notched a career-high 13 tackles, picked off a pass and deflected a pass, while CB Brandon Carr notched eight stops. LB Anthony Adams notched seven tackles and
recovered a fumble. GVSU forced five turnovers (3 fumble recoveries/2 interceptions) and recorded six tackles for loss.
TEAM STATISTICS
SV GV
First Downs 15 16
Rushing 6 11
Passing 9 3
Penalty 0 2
Rushing Attempts 36 53
Yards Gained Rushing 134 233
Yards Lost Rushing 36 41
Net Yards Rushing 98 192
Net Yards Passing 169 116
Passes Attempted 32 18
Passes Completed 19 8
Had Intercepted 2 0
Total Offensive Plays 68 71
Total Net Yards 267 308
Avg. Gain Per Play 3.9 4.3
Fumbles: No.-Lost 4-3 3-3
Penalties: No.-Yds. 4-34 12-83
No. of Punts-Yards 7-279 5-210
Avg. Per Punt 39.9 42.0
Punt Returns: No.-Yds 2-31 4-5
Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 5-71 3-60
Interceptions:No.-Yds 0-0 2-35
Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0
Miscellaneous Yards 0 0
Possession Time 27:24 32:36
3rd Down Conversions 5-14 1-13
4th Down Conversions 0-0 2-3
Sacks By:No.-Yds 1-7 2-15
2005 GAME SUMMARIES
Saginaw Valley State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Barnhart 23 86 7 79 1 18
C. Dougherty 7 41 21 20 0 17
Barcey 5 7 7 0 0 3
Miroth 1 0 1 -1 0 0
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
C.Dougherty 25 14 2 140 1 25
Miroth 7 5 0 29 0 9
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Cottengim 6 64 0 25
Jackson 3 28 0 12
Barcey 3 23 1 11
B. Awrey 3 20 0 10
J. Dougherty 1 16 0 16
Spencer 1 8 0 8
T. Awrey 1 5 0 5
Brander 1 5 0 5
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Esslin 7 279 39.9 51 4
Returns PR KOR INTR
Barcey - 2-28 -
Spencer 2-31 1-6 -
Barnhart - 2-37 -
Field Goal Attempts
Belmonte 4th 1:38 27 yds Good
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
John DiGiorgio 6-7-13 - - -
Steele 6-2-8 3.0-8 - -
Joe DiGiorgio 1-6-7 - - -
Black 5-1-6 1.0-16 - -
Grand Valley State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Martin 22 114 6 108 0 18
Hukill 11 50 2 48 1 11
Langston 7 26 0 26 0 10
Finnerty 12 43 31 12 0 13
Team 1 0 2 -2 0 0
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Finnerty 18 8 0 116 2 58
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Mitchell 3 27 1 10
Fowler 2 60 0 58
Cochrane 1 16 1 16
Trent 1 8 0 8
Hukill 1 5 0 5
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Regnery 5 210 42.0 52 2
Returns PR KOR INTR
Hukill - 1-14 -
Skuta - - 1-27
Garris - 2-46 -
McFadden - - 1-8
Catlin 4-5 - -
Field Goal Attempts
Greene 2nd 9:35 40 yds Missed
Greene 3rd 0:59 33 yds Good
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Skuta 6-7-13 0.5-2 - 1-27
B. Carr 4-4-8 - - -
Adams 5-2-7 1.0-3 - -
McFadden 4-3-7 3.0-17 2-15 1-8

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
East Stroudsburg 0 7 7 6 20
Grand Valley State 34 7 7 7 55
First Quarter
GV-Langston 18 yd run (Greene kick), 11:39
(7 plays, 87 yards, 3:21) GV 7 - ES 0
GV-Langston 22 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 9:04
(2 plays, 21 yards, 0:29) GV 14 - ES 0
GV-Martin 1 yd run (Greene kick), 3:17
(4 plays, 64 yards, 1:32) GV 21 - ES 0
GV-Carr 40 yd fumble return (Greene kick failed), 2:13
GV 27, ES 0
GV-Langston 81 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 0:03
(1 play 81 yards, 0:12) GV 34 - ES 0
Second Quarter
GV-Hukill 5 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick), 8:20
(9 plays, 79 yards, 3:42) GV 41 - ES 0
ES-Terwilliger 2 yd run (Brubaker kick), 3:16
(5 plays, 20 yards, 1:37) GV 41 - ES 7
Third Quarter
GV-Martin 44 yd run (Greene kick), 8:57
(5 plays, 82 yards, 2:24) GV 48 - ES 7
ES-Prall 20 yd pass from Terwilliger (Brubaker kick), 6:01
(7 plays, 55 yards, 2:44) GV 48 - ES 14
Fourth Quarter
ES-Strenfel 11 yd pass from Terwilliger (Brubaker kick
failed), 7:15 (8 plays 53 yards, 5:24) GV 48 - ES 20
GV-Carr 47 yd kickoff return (Greene kick), 7:07
GV 55 - ES 20
Allendale, Mich. - #1 Ranked Grand Valley State scored 34 first-quarter points and cruised to a 55-20 NCAA DII National Semifinal victory at
Lubbers Stadium in Allendale Saturday afternoon. Grand Valley State will now appear in its fourth NCAA DII National Championship game in the last
five years. GVSU lost the 2001 title game, but won back-to-back DII National Championships in 2002 and 2003.
Grand Valley State took the opening kickoff and drove 87 yards in seven plays for a a TD. Brandon Langston finished the drive with an 18-yard
TD run at the 11:39 mark of the first quarter. Langston continued his stellar play when he blocked a punt on East Stroudsburg's second straight three
and out. QB Cullen Finnerty found Langston all alone over the middle in endzone for a 22-yard TD and a 14-0 Laker lead. That was the first of four
consecutive touchdowns for the Lakers. RB Astin Martin scored from one-yard out to put the finishing touches on a 4-play, 64-yard drive and Brandon
Carr returned a fumble 40 yards for a TD to give GVSU a 27-0 lead. Grand Valley State put the finishing touches on an incredible first quarter when
Finnerty hit Langston on a fly pattern that covered 81 yards on the final play of the first quarter for a score. The Lakers' 34 first quarter points set a
GVSU playoff record for points in a quarter, breaking the previous mark of 31 (2nd Q) set in 2002 versus Indiana (Pa.). RB Ryan Hukill put GVSU up
41-0 with 8:20 left in the second quarter when he finished a 9-play, 79-yard drive with a 5-yard shovel pass for a TD. East Stroudsburg's only points in
the first half came following a Finnerty interception that was returned to the Laker 20. Jim Terwilliger ran it in from two yards out for the Warriors first
score. GVSU's 41 first half points were the second most in a half for a playoff game behind the 51 put up against Indiana (Pa.) in 2002.
GVSU sacked Terwilliger seven times in the opening 30 minutes and limited the Warriors to just 150 yards of total offense. ESU was held to -1
yard rushing on 17 carries and Terwilliger completed just 10-of-27 passes for 151 yards. GVSU dominated the game offensively, racking up 409 yards
of total offense. Finnerty completed 10-of-14 passes for 241 yards and three TDs, while Astin Martin rushed for 73 yards and one TD on 14 carries.
Langston caught four passes for 148 yards and two TDs, while rushing for 18 yards and one TD.
Martin opened the second half with a 44 yard TD run to put the Lakers up 48-7. Martin's TD run capped a 5-play, 82-yard scoring drive. ESU
added third and fourth quarter TDs, but GVSU's Brandon Carr returned an onside kick 47 yards for the final score of the day. GVSU ran the ball 26
times in the second half and attempted just one pass.
Game 12
December 3, 2005
GVSU rolled up 562 yards of total offense on the day, including 320 rushing and 242 passing. The Laker starting offensive unit finished its day midway through the third quarter. Martin
broke the 100-yard rushing mark for the ninth time this season with 134 yards and two TDs on 18 carries. Ryan Hukill rushed for 90 yards on nine carries, while Mark Catlin chipped in 51 yards
on nine carries. Finnerty completed 10-fo-14 passes for 241 yards and three TDs, while rushing for 39 yards on four carries.
TEAM STATISTICS
ES GV
First Downs 20 25
Rushing 3 18
Passing 13 7
Penalty 4 0
Rushing Attempts 28 46
Yards Gained Rushing 81 358
Yards Lost Rushing 71 38
Net Yards Rushing 10 320
Net Yards Passing 287 242
Passes Attempted 47 15
Passes Completed 24 11
Had Intercepted 0 1
Total Offensive Plays 75 61
Total Net Yards 297 562
Avg. Gain Per Play 4.0 9.2
Fumbles: No.-Lost 2-1 2-2
Penalties: No.-Yds. 2-20 10-87
No. of Punts-Yards 7-214 1-28
Avg. Per Punt 30.6 28.0
Punt Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 2-28
Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 9-156 4-111
Interceptions:No.-Yds 1-29 0-0
Fumble Returns: No.-Yds1-(-6) 1-40
Miscellaneous Yards 0 0
Possession Time 31:23 28:37
3rd Down Conversions 5-17 2-5
4th Down Conversions 1-3 0-2
Sacks By:No.-Yds 0-0 10-69
2005 GAME SUMMARIES
East Stroudsburg
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Lucas 11 44 2 42 0 15
Carfagno 2 10 0 10 0 8
Terwilliger 15 27 69 -42 1 10
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Terwilliger 47 24 0 287 2 27
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Prall 8 104 1 22
Strenfel 6 79 1 17
Ogden 4 44 0 27
Culver 4 40 0 15
Carfagno 2 20 0 21
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Team 1 0 0.0 0 0
Parrish 6 214 35.7 48 2
Returns PR KOR INTR
Prall - 7-133 -
Macksoud - 2-23 -
Crispell - - 1-29
Field Goal Attempts
None
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Nation 6-4-10 1.0-13 - -
Rice 6-1-7 - - -
Thoman 4-3-7 2.0-10 - -
Townes 3-2-5 - - -
East Stroudsburg 20
Grand Valley State 55
Lubbers Stadium
Allendale, Mich.
Attendance - 5,521
National Semifinal
Grand Valley State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Martin 18 143 9 134 2 44
Hukill 9 90 0 90 0 21
Catlin 9 52 1 51 0 11
Finnerty 4 44 5 39 0 17
Langston 1 18 0 18 0 18
Garris 2 11 0 11 0 7
Team 2 0 10 -10 0 0
Dock 1 0 13 -13 0 0
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Finnerty 14 10 1 241 3 81
Dock 1 1 0 1 0 1
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Hukill 5 64 1 30
Langston 4 148 2 81
Mitchell 1 29 0 29
Garris 1 1 0 1
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Regnery 1 28 28.0 28 0
Returns PR KOR INTR
Langston 1-28 2-38 -
B. Carr - 1-47 -
Catlin 1-0 1-26 -
Field Goal Attempts
None
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Adams 5-5-10 3.0-20 2-19 -
Carruth 5-2-7 1.0-9 1-9 -
Skuta 2-4-6 0.5-6 1-6 -
McFadden 5-0-5 4.0-13 3-12 -
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Game 13
December 10, 2005
NW Missouri State 17
Grand Valley State 21
Braly Municipal Stadium
Florence, Ala.
Attendance - 6,837
National Championship
TEAM STATISTICS
NWMS GV
First Downs 20 16
Rushing 4 9
Passing 16 7
Penalty 0 0
Rushing Attempts 24 42
Yards Gained Rushing 96 183
Yards Lost Rushing 42 18
Net Yards Rushing 54 165
Net Yards Passing 326 172
Passes Attempted 51 19
Passes Completed 33 12
Had Intercepted 0 0
Total Offensive Plays 75 61
Total Net Yards 380 337
Avg. Gain Per Play 5.1 5.5
Fumbles: No.-Lost 0-0 0-0
Penalties: No.-Yds. 1-6 3-15
No. of Punts-Yards 6-203 5-201
Avg. Per Punt 33.8 40.2
Punt Returns: No.-Yds 2-26 2-16
Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 4-72 4-107
Interceptions:No.-Yds 0-0 0-0
Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0
Miscellaneous Yards 0 0
Possession Time 32:21 27:39
3rd Down Conversions 8-19 6-13
4th Down Conversions 4-4 0-1
Sacks By:No.-Yds 0-0 4-32
2005 STATISTICS ST TISTICS
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
NW Missouri State 7 7 0 3 17
Grand Valley State 7 0 7 7 21
First Quarter
NWMS-Peterson 30 yd pass from Lamberson (Frevert
kick), 7:47 (13 plays, 70 yards, 7:13) NWMS 7 - GV 0
GV-Finnerty 5 yd run (Greene kick), 4:15
(8 plays, 69 yards, 3:26) NWMS 7 - GV 7
Second Quarter
NWMS-Omon 2 yd run (Frevert kick), 13:43
(12 plays, 80 yards, 5:32) NWMS 14 - GV 7
Third Quarter
GV-Finnerty 3 yd run (Greene kick), 2:15
(10 plays, 80 yards, 2:48) NWMS 14 - GV 14
Fourth Quarter
NWMS-Frevert 35 yd field goal, 14:56
(7 plays, 62 yards, 2:19) NWMS 17 - GV 14
GV-Langston 35 yd pass from Finnerty (Greene kick),
4:25 (9 plays, 82 yards, 4:32) GV 21 - NWMS 17
Florence, Ala. - The game came down to the last second and when Kirk Carruth and Joe Ballard tackled Rapheal Robinson
four yards shy of the endzone Grand Valley State had its third NCAA DII Football National Championship in the last four
years. Grand Valley State's 21-14 victory over Northwest Missouri State puts the Lakers on a short list with North Dakota State
(5) and North Alabama as school's with three or more DII Football National Championships. In addition, the Laker senior class
finishes their career with an NCAA DII four-year record winning percentage of 92.7 percent and tied the NCAA record for
most wins in a four-year period (51).
Cullen Finnerty hit WR Brandon Langston with a screen pass that he took it the final 35 yards for the game-winning TD
with 4:25 remaining in the game to culminate a 9-play, 82-yard drive. Finnerty kept the drive alive with a 24-yard completion
on third-and-seven from the Laker 21.
NW Missouri State scored TDs on its first two drives, the first covered 70 yards in 13 plays. GVSU answered on its first
drive, moving 69 yards in eight plays. Finnerty finished the drive with a 5-yard TD run and Scott Greene added the PAT. Astin
Martin rushed for 34 yards and Finnerty hit Langston with a 20-yard completion to the Bearcat five.
NW Missouri answered with a 12-play, 80-yard drive that culminated with a Omon Xavier 2-yard TD. GVSU managed just
31 yards in its next three drives prior to the half and trailed 14-7.
GVSU put together a 10-play, 80-yard scoring drive late in the third quarter. Finnerty hit RB Ryan Hukill with a 33-yard
pass completion on third-and-seven and scored on a 3-yard run with 2:15 left in the third quarter. NW Missouri struck back
quickly with a field goal on the first play of the fourth quarter. QB Josh Lamberson hit TE Mike Peterson with a 61-yard pass
and catch that gave NWMS a first-and-goal on the Laker 11. The GVSU defense stiffened and forced two incompletions and
then DE Mike McFadden, playing on a strained hip, notched his 19th sack of the season when he tackled Lamberson for a
seven-yard loss. The sack tied the career record with 29 and gave his a GVSU single-season record 19. Tommy Frevert kicked
a 35-yard field goal to give the Bearcats a 17-14 lead. GVSU droved down to the NW Missouri 11 yard line on its next drive,
but a penalty move the Lakers back to their 17 and Greene then missed a 34-yard field goal.
NW Missouri State moved 81 yards in 16 plays on its final drive before Carruth and Ballard finished the game with a the
TD saving tackle. Finnerty completed 12-of-19 passes for 172 yards and one TD, while rushing for 59 yards and two TDs.
Astin Martin rushed for 72 yards an moved in third on the single-season rushing list with 1,353 yards. Ryan Hukill added 35
yards on six carries and caught three passes for 35 yards. Langston caught four passes for 62 yards and Antione Trent hauled
in three passes for 35 yards.
The Grand Valley State defense notched 11 tackles for loss and four QB sacks. LB Anthony Adams led the way with 12
tackles, three TFL and two QB sacks. Brandon Carr and Dan Skuta added nine tackles each.
Northwest Missiouri State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Omon 13 69 6 63 1 31
Falkner 1 6 0 6 0 6
Team 1 0 1 -1 0 0
Wright 1 0 3 -3 0 0
Lamberson 8 21 32 -11 0 10
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Lamberson 49 33 0 326 1 61
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Peterson 9 150 1 61
Wright 5 44 0 15
Rector 5 42 0 17
Omon 4 23 0 11
Falkner 4 19 0 9
Meyerkorth 3 18 0 8
Herring 2 12 0 7
Robinson 1 18 0 18
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Herring 3 109 36.3 43 0
Lamberson 3 94 31.3 37 1
Returns PR KOR INTR
Wright 2-26 1-13 -
Falkner - 3-59 -
Field Goal Attempts
Frevert 4th 14:56 35yds Good
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Harness 5-2-7 2.0-4 - -
Womack 4-3-7 - - -
Termini 3-4-7 - - -
Tollefson 4-2-6 1.5-3 - -
Grand Valley State
Individual Statistics
Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LG
Martin 18 76 4 72 0 13
Finnerty 14 63 4 59 2 13
Hukill 6 35 0 35 0 9
Langston 3 9 0 9 0 4
Regnery 1 0 10 -10 0 0
Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LG
Finnerty 19 12 0 172 1 35
Receiving No. Yds TD LG
Langston 4 62 1 35
Hukill 3 46 0 33
Trent 3 35 0 17
Fowler 2 29 0 24
Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20
Regnery 5 201 40.2 46 3
Returns PR KOR INTR
Langston 1-14 - -
Catlin 1-2 4-107 -
Field Goal Attempts
Greene 4th 10:47 34 yds Missed
Defense S-A-T TFL S INT
Adams 6-6-12 2.0-16 2-14 -
B. Carr 8-1-9 - - -
Skuta 4-5-9 - - -
Cain 6-1-7 - - -

Date Opponent Result Atten.
Aug. 27 Ferris State W, 30-10 14,557
Sept. 3 Gannon W, 61-10 7,191
Sept. 10 at Indianapolis W, 29-13 3,118
Sept. 17 at Ashland W, 14-10 4,700
Oct. 1 Wayne State W, 36-22 10,942
Oct. 8 at Hillsdale W, 38-10 4,298
Oct. 15 #4 Saginaw Valley State W, 31-10 14,472
Oct. 22 at #5 Northwood W, 30-14 3,553
Oct. 29 Northern Michigan W, 48-3 10,460
Nov. 19 #16 North Dakota * W, 17-3 5,429
Nov. 26 #4 Saginaw Valley State * W, 24-17 5,364
Dec. 3 #17 East Stroudsburg * W, 55-20 5,521
Dec. 10 vs. #21 NW Missouri State $ W, 21-17 6,837
* - NCAA Playoffs
$ - National Championship (Florence, Ala.)
Team Statistics GV OPP
SCORING 434 159
Points Per Game 33.4 12.2
FIRST DOWNS 268 231
Rushing 141 85
Passing 109 120
Penalty 18 26
RUSHING YARDAGE 2,748 1,113
Yards Gained Rushing 3,105 1,562
Yards Lost Rushing 357 449
Rushing Attempts 590 421
Average Per Rush 4.7 2.6
Average Per Game 211.4 85.6
TDs Rushing 25 9
PASSING YARDAGE 2,864 2,322
Att-Comp-Int 313-180-6 477-256-15
Average Per Pass 9.2 4.9
Average Per Catch 15.9 9.1
Average Per Game 220.3 178.6
TDs Passing 27 6
TOTAL OFFENSE 5,612 3,435
Total Plays 903 898
Average Per Play 6.2 3.8
Average Per Game 431.7 264.2
KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 40-999 54-900
Kick Return Average 25.0 16.7
PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 43-343 23-226
Punt Return Average 8.0 9.8
INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 15-199 6-50
INT Return Average 13.3 8.3
FUMBLES-LOST 21-12 23-13
PENALTIES-YARDS 104-841 46-453
Average Per Game 64.7 34.8
PUNTS-YARDS 57-2,134 89-3,232
Average Per Punt 37.4 36.3
Net Punt Average 33.5 32.5
TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 31:01 28:53
3rd-DOWN CONVERSIONS 65/175 64/204
3rd-Down Pct. 37% 31%
4th-DOWN CONVERSIONS 11/21 13/22
4th-Down Pct. 52% 59%
SACKS BY YARDS 43-289 12-68
MISCELLANEOUS YARDS 54 130
TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 57 18
FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTED 12-22 12-16
PAT-ATTEMPTS 50-55 15-17
ATTENDANCE 73,936 11,371
Games/Avg Per Game 8/9,242 4/2,843
Neutral Site Games 1/6,837
2005 STATISTICS ST TISTICS
Overall Record: 13-0 • GLIAC: 9-0 • Home: 8-0 • Away: 4-0 • Neutral: 1-0 • Playoffs: 4-0
Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 OT Total
Grand Valley State 104 141 96 93 - 434
Opponents 31 57 32 39 - 159
Rushing GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Lng Avg/G
Astin Martin 13 252 1419 66 1353 5.4 6 54 104.1
Cullen Finnerty 13 129 659 136 523 4.1 9 40 40.2
Ryan Hukill 13 86 497 8 489 5.7 6 29 37.6
Brandon Langston 13 42 227 44 183 4.4 2 22 14.1
Preston Garris 12 25 136 9 127 5.1 2 26 10.6
Mark Catlin 12 21 129 5 124 5.9 0 18 10.3
Rhoderick Tyler 2 8 13 0 13 1.6 0 3 6.5
Nathan Bieszka 3 1 0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.3
Jeff Dock 13 12 25 26 -1 -0.1 0 7 -0.1
Matt Regnery 13 1 0 10 -10 -10.0 0 0 -0.8
Team 9 13 0 52 -52 -4.0 0 0 -5.8
GVSU 13 590 3105 357 2748 4.7 25 54 211.4
OPPONENTS 13 421 1562 449 1113 2.6 9 35 85.6
Passing GP Effic. Att-Com-Int Pct. Yds TD Lng Avg/G
Cullen Finnerty 13 156.10 273-157-5 57.5 2459 22 81 189.2
Jeff Dock 13 193.30 37-23-1 62.2 405 5 57 31.2
Mark Catlin 12 0.00 2-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0
Team 9 0.00 1-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0
GVSU 13 159.00 313-180-6 57.5 2864 27 81 220.3
OPPONENTS 13 92.42 477-256-15 53.7 2322 6 61 178.6
Receiving GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg./G
Eric Fowler 13 57 882 15.5 6 58 67.8
Brandon Langston 13 42 799 19.0 9 81 61.5
Terry Mitchell 12 23 485 21.1 6 57 40.4
Antione Trent 12 14 197 14.1 2 26 16.4
Ryan Hukill 13 14 140 10.0 1 33 10.8
Astin Martin 13 11 105 9.5 0 15 8.1
Jeremy Cochrane 13 10 167 16.7 3 45 12.8
Preston Garris 12 7 77 11.0 0 39 6.4
Sean Stevens 13 1 7 7.0 0 7 0.5
Mark Catlin 12 1 5 5.0 0 5 0.4
GVSU 13 180 2864 15.9 27 81 220.3
OPPONENTS 13 256 2322 9.1 6 61 178.6
Field Goals 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Lng Total Pct.
Scott Greene 1-1 4-5 6-11 0-3 1-1 50 12-21 57.1
Todd Carter 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0 0-1 0.0
Field Goal Sequence Grand Valley State Opponents
Ferris State (37), (28), (34) (23)
Gannon (39), (22), 40 (25)
at Indianapolis (35), (38), (22) (30), (40)
at Ashland 23 32, 27, (22)
Wayne State - (30)
at Hillsdale (19), 30 50, 49, (21)
#4 Saginaw Valley State 32 (43)
at #5 Northwood (26), 33, 36 -
Northern Michigan 43* (33)
#16 North Dakota 48, (50) (27)
#4 Saginaw Valley State 40, (33) (27)
#17 East Stroudsburg - -
vs. #21 NW Missouri State 34 (35)
Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made
* - Field goal kicked by Todd Carter
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Total Offense GP Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G
Cullen Finnerty 13 402 523 2459 2982 229.4
Astin Martin 13 252 1353 0 1353 104.1
Ryan Hukill 13 86 489 0 489 37.6
Jeff Dock 13 49 -1 405 404 31.1
Brandon Langston 13 42 183 0 183 14.1
Preston Garris 12 25 127 0 127 10.6
Mark Catlin 12 23 124 0 124 10.3
Rhoderick Tyler 2 8 13 0 13 6.5
Nathan Bieszka 3 1 -1 0 -1 -0.3
Matt Regnery 13 1 -10 0 -10 -0.8
Team 9 14 -52 0 -52 -5.8
GVSU 13 903 2748 2864 5612 431.7
OPPONENTS 13 898 1113 2322 3435 264.2
All Purpose GP Rush Rec PR KOR IR Total Avg/G
Astin Martin 13 1353 105 0 0 0 1458 112.2
Brandon Langston 13 183 799 42 335 0 1359 104.5
Eric Fowler 13 0 882 0 0 0 882 67.8
Mark Catlin 12 124 5 239 343 0 711 59.2
Ryan Hukill 13 489 140 0 26 0 655 50.4
Terry Mitchell 12 0 485 68 0 0 553 46.1
Cullen Finnerty 13 523 0 0 0 0 523 40.2
Preston Garris 12 127 77 0 234 0 438 36.5
Antione Trent 12 0 197 -6 0 0 191 15.9
Jeremy Cochrane 13 0 167 0 0 0 167 12.8
Dan Skuta 13 0 0 0 14 51 65 5.0
Brandon Carr 13 0 0 0 47 11 58 4.5
Joe Ballard 13 0 0 0 0 55 55 4.2
Matt Beaty 9 0 0 0 0 31 31 3.4
Samad Cain 11 0 0 0 0 25 25 2.3
Bill Brechin 13 0 0 0 0 18 18 1.4
Rhoderick Tyler 2 13 0 0 0 0 13 6.5
Mike McFadden 13 0 0 0 0 8 8 0.6
Sean Stevens 13 0 7 0 0 0 7 0.5
Nathan Bieszka 3 -1 0 0 0 0 -1 -0.1
Jeff Dock 13 -1 0 0 0 0 -1 -0.1
Matt Regnery 13 -10 0 0 0 0 -10 -0.8
Team 9 -52 0 0 0 0 -52 -5.8
GVSU 13 2748 2864 343 999 199 7153 550.2
OPPONENTS 13 1113 2322 226 900 50 4611 354.7
Punting No. Yds Avg Lng TB FC I20 Blkd
Matt Regnery 55 2134 38.8 70 2 2 24 1
Team 2 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1
GVSU 57 2134 37.4 70 2 9 24 2
OPPONENTS 89 3232 36.6 53 5 13 17 2
Kickoffs No. Yds Avg TB OB
Todd Carter 67 4056 60.5 15 4
Scott Greene 15 740 49.3 1 1
GVSU 82 4796 58.5 16 5
OPPONENTS 44 2326 52.9 2 4
Fumble Returns No. Yds Avg TD Lng
Brandon Carr 1 40 40.0 1 40
Mike McFadden 1 9 9.0 0 9
Dan Skuta 1 5 5.0 0 5
GVSU 3 54 18.0 1 40
OPPONENTS 4 130 32.5 1 95
Interceptions No. Yds Avg TD Lng
Matt Beaty 3 31 10.3 1 31
Bill Brechin 3 18 6.0 0 18
Brandon Carr 3 11 3.7 0 18
Dan Skuta 2 51 25.5 0 27
Joe Ballard 2 55 27.5 1 50
Mike McFadden 1 8 8.0 0 8
Samad Cain 1 25 25.0 0 25
GVSU 15 199 13.3 2 50
OPPONENTS 6 50 8.3 0 29
2005 STATISTICS ST TISTICS
Punt Returns No. Yds Avg TD Lng
Mark Catlin 30 239 8.0 0 22
Terry Mitchell 9 68 7.6 0 21
Brandon Langston 2 42 21.0 0 14
Antione Trent 2 -6 -3.0 0 0
GVSU 43 343 8.0 0 22
OPPONENTS 23 226 9.8 2 22
Kick Returns No. Yds Avg TD Lng
Mark Catlin 14 343 24.5 0 62
Brandon Langston 13 335 25.8 1 91
Preston Garris 9 234 26.0 0 65
Ryan Hukill 2 26 13.0 0 14
Brandon Carr 1 47 47.0 1 47
Dan Skuta 1 14 14.0 0 14
GVSU 40 999 25.0 2 91
OPPONENTS 54 900 16.7 0 30
[-------------PAT-------------]
Scoring TD FG Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points
Scott Greene 0 12-21 50-54 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 86
Brandon Langston 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 72
Cullen Finnerty 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-1 0 0 54
Ryan Hukill 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 44
Eric Fowler 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36
Astin Martin 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36
Terry Mitchell 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36
Jeremy Cochrane 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18
Brandon Carr 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12
Preston Garris 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12
Antione Trent 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12
Joe Ballard 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6
Matt Beaty 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6
Jeff Dock 0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 0 0 2
Mike McFadden 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2
Todd Carter 0 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
GVSU 57 12-22 50-55 1-1 1 1-1 0 1 434
OPPONENTS 18 12-16 15-17 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 159

2005 STATISTICS ST TISTICS
[-------------Tackles-------------] [--Sacks--] [------------Pass Def------------] [-------Fumbles-------] Blkd
Defensive Leaders GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf
Anthony Adams 13 57 50 107 13.5-68 7-53 - 6 1 1-0 4 - -
Mike McFadden 13 39 44 83 21.0-110 19-102 1-8 1 - 3-9 - - 1
Dan Skuta 13 39 44 83 11.0-43 5-27 2-51 3 1 1-5 - - -
Brandon Carr 13 57 21 78 1.5-2 - 3-11 9 - 1-40 - - -
Joe Ballard 13 37 34 71 2.0-3 - 2-55 5 - 1-0 2 1 -
Matt Beaty 9 37 23 60 6.5-10 1-0 3-31 2 - - - - -
Kirk Carruth 13 36 20 56 5.5-21 1-9 - 1 - - 2 - -
Samad Cain 11 26 24 50 2.5-4 - 1-25 4 - - 1 - -
Rory Steinbach 13 25 21 46 8.5-43 5-32 - 2 1 1-0 1 - -
Quartez Vickerson 13 22 22 44 7.5-32 6-26 - 2 - 1-0 1 1 -
Justin Ulberg 13 15 26 41 5.5-30 5-11 - - - - 1 - -
Bill Brechin 13 19 13 32 1.0-3 - 3-18 9 - - - - -
Ryan Gaydosh 13 13 11 24 5.5-20 3-14 - 5 - 1-0 1 - -
Jorge Tapia 12 7 17 24 2.0-2 - - 2 - 1-0 - - -
Tamayrr Salahuddin 11 10 9 19 4.5-14 2-9 - - - - - - -
Zach Jones 6 5 13 18 - - - - - - - - -
Sean Roland 8 10 2 12 - - - - - 1-0 - - -
Tony Carr 12 8 4 12 - - - 1 - - - - -
Brandon Ryan 8 5 6 11 - - - - - - - - -
Ryan Hukill 13 4 7 11 - - - - - - - - -
Derrick Jones 10 4 5 9 1.0-8 2-8 - 1 1 - - - -
Corey Edwards 12 5 3 8 1.0-2 - - - - - - - -
Preston Garris 12 3 1 4 - - - - - 1-0 - - -
Nathan Bieszka 3 2 2 4 - - - - - - - - -
Nick Ritzema 3 1 3 4 - - - - - - - - -
Scott Blasko 8 2 2 4 - - - - - - - - -
Brendan Finnerty 8 2 - 2 - - - - - - 1 - -
Jeremy Cochrane 13 2 - 2 - - - - - - 1 - -
Joe Wohlscheid 12 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - -
Steve Kik 3 - 1 1 - - - - - - - - -
Rhoderick Tyler 2 - 1 1 - - - - - - - - -
John Smith 5 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - -
Cullen Finnerty 13 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - -
Terry Mitchell 12 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - -
Todd Carter 13 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - -
Team 9 1 - 1 1.0-3 - - - - - - - -
Astin Martin 13 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - -
Brandon Langston 13 - - - - - - - - - - 1 -
GVSU 13 499 429 928 101-418 43-289 15-199 53 4 13-54 15 3 1
OPPONENTS 13 565 444 1009 73-256 12-68 6-50 32 3 12-130 13 4 -
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Scoring Drives
Plays Yards TOP Qtr Score
Ferris State
15 67 6:17 1 Greene 37-yard field goal
4 65 1:56 2 Fowler 33-yard pass from Finnerty
6 41 3:03 2 Greene 28-yard field goal
3 19 0:42 2 Finnerty 2-yard run
7 80 2:49 3 Langston 15-yard pass from Finnerty
10 44 3:34 3 Greene 34-yard field goal
Gannon
5 67 2:21 1 Langston 34-yard pass from Finnerty
6 78 2:25 1 Martin 20-yard run
13 73 4:20 2 Finnerty 2-yard run
4 56 1:37 2 Mitchell 19-yard pass from Dock
4 -1 1:02 2 Greene 39-yard field goal
6 59 1:15 2 Mitchell 18-yard pass from Finnerty
5 55 1:21 3 Greene 22-yard field goal
8 99 2:50 4 Garris 6-yard run
5 49 2:26 4 Garris 7-yard run
5 39 1:42 4 Mitchell 17-yard pass from Dock
at Indianapolis
11 54 4:39 1 Greene 35-yard field goal
9 32 3:46 1 Greene 38-yard field goal
7 68 2:52 2 Greene 22-yard field goal
6 73 1:32 3 Martin 20-yard run
8 80 2:16 4 Fowler 7-yard pass from Dock
at Ashland
7 63 2:26 2 Fowler 12-yard pass from Finnerty
6 65 2:11 4 Cochrane 45-yard pass from Finnerty
Wayne State
3 48 1:11 1 Finnerty 40-yard run
9 80 4:00 2 Fowler 6-yard pass from Finnerty
3 75 0:43 3 Langston 47-yard pass from Finnerty
4 55 1:39 4 Trent 6-yard pass from Finnerty
at Hillsdale
11 58 3:58 1 Greene 19-yard field goal
9 62 4:20 1 Langston 4-yard pass from Finnerty
2 67 0:27 2 Martin 54-yard run
8 68 3:21 2 Finnerty 30-yard run
2 62 0:56 3 Mitchell 57-yard pass from Dock
5 65 1:18 4 Hukill 3-yard run
#4 Saginaw Valley State
7 44 4:34 2 Hukill 5-yard run
6 62 2:24 2 Finnerty 5-yard run
3 37 1:10 3 Hukill 29-yard run
7 48 2:09 4 Hukill 11-yard run
at #5 Northwood
14 71 5:01 1 Greene 26-yard field goal
3 71 1:15 2 Langston 60-yard pass from Finnerty
6 77 2:02 3 Langston 7-yard run
7 57 2:13 3 Finnerty 6-yard run
5 33 2:29 4 Finnerty 4-yard run
Northern Michigan
8 50 2:27 1 Fowler 3-yard pass from Finnerty
2 82 0:27 1 Martin 35-yard run
8 83 2:12 2 Mitchell 13-yard pass from Finnerty
5 32 1:54 2 Fowler 9-yard pass from Dock
8 41 3:47 3 Langston 17-yard pass from Finnerty
12 65 8:08 4 Hukill 1-yard run
#16 North Dakota (NCAA Regional Semifinal)
12 85 4:33 2 Cochrane 26-yard pass from Finnerty
5 69 1:42 2 Trent 26-yard pass from Finnerty
6 48 2:40 3 Greene 50-yard field goal
#4 Saginaw Valley State (NCAA Regional Final)
4 13 1:42 2 Mitchell 8-yard pass from Finnerty
12 58 4:50 3 Cochrane 16-yard pass from Finnerty
6 66 1:59 3 Greene 33-yard field goal
9 59 4:18 4 Hukill 1-yard run
#17 East Stroudsburg (NCAA Semifinal)
7 87 3:21 1 Langston 18-yard run
2 21 0:29 1 Langston 22-yard pass from Finnerty
4 64 1:32 1 Martin 1-yard run
1 81 0:12 1 Langston 81-yard pass from Finnerty
9 79 3:42 2 Hukill 5-yard pass from Finnerty
5 82 2:24 3 Martin 44-yard run
#21 NW Missouri State (NCAA National Championship)
8 69 3:26 1 Finnerty 5-yard run
10 80 2:48 3 Finnerty 3-yard run
9 82 4:32 4 Langston 35-yard pass from Finnerty
2005 STATISTICS ST TISTICS
Average Time of Possession (By Quarter)
1 2 3 4 Total
Grand Valley State 7:31 7:29 7:40 8:19 31:00
Opponents 7:29 7:23 7:19 6:40 28:52
Conversions (By Quarter)
3rd-Down Conversions 1 2 3 4 Total
Grand Valley State 23-43 15-45 15-45 12-42 65-175
Pct. 53.5 33.3 33.3 28.6 37.1
Opponents 20-58 11-47 18-50 15-49 64-204
Pct. 34.5 23.4 36.0 30.6 31.4
4th-Down Conversions 1 2 3 4 Total
Grand Valley State 0-2 2-5 3-5 6-9 11-21
Pct. 0.0 40.0 60.0 66.7 52.4
Opponents 1-2 2-4 1-3 9-13 13-22
Pct. 50.0 50.0 33.3 69.2 59.1
Inside The Red Zone
Offense Inside 20 TDs FGs Score Pct.
Ferris State 6 2 3 5 83.3
Gannon 9 7 1 8 88.9
at Indianapolis 5 2 2 4 80.0
at Ashland 3 1 0 1 33.3
Wayne State 3 2 0 2 66.7
at Hillsdale 5 2 1 3 60.0
#4 Saginaw Valley State 5 3 0 3 60.0
at #5 Northwood 6 3 1 4 66.7
Northern Michigan 6 5 0 5 83.3
#16 North Dakota 1 0 0 0 0.0
#4 Saginaw Valley State 5 3 1 4 80.0
#17 East Stroudsburg 4 3 0 3 75.0
#21 NW Missouri State 3 2 0 2 66.7
Totals 61 35 9 44 72.1
Defense Inside 20 TDs FGs Score Pct.
Ferris State 1 0 1 1 100.0
Gannon 1 0 1 1 100.0
at Indianapolis 3 1 2 3 100.0
at Ashland 3 0 1 1 33.3
Wayne State 4 3 1 4 100.0
at Hillsdale 2 1 1 2 100.0
#4 Saginaw Valley State 1 1 0 1 100.0
at #5 Northwood 2 2 0 2 100.0
Northern Michigan 1 0 1 1 100.0
#16 North Dakota 2 0 1 1 50.0
#4 Saginaw Valley State 4 2 1 3 75.0
#17 East Stroudsburg 3 3 0 3 100.0
#21 NW Missouri State 3 1 1 2 66.7
Totals 30 14 11 25 83.3
Scoring By Quarter
GVSU-Opponent 1 2 3 4 Total
Ferris State 3-7 17-0 10-3 0-0 30/10
Gannon 13-7 24-3 3-0 21-0 61/10
at Indianapolis 6-0 9-6 7-0 7-7 29/13
at Ashland 0-0 7-7 0-0 7-3 14/10
Wayne State 7-0 10-7 15-12 7-0 36/22
at Hillsdale 10-0 14-0 7-3 7-7 38/10
#4 Saginaw Valley State 0-3 14-0 7-0 10-7 31/10
at #5 Northwood 3-0 7-7 13-7 7-0 30/14
Northern Michigan 21-0 14-3 7-0 6-0 48-3
#16 North Dakota 0-0 14-0 3-0 0-3 17-3
#4 Saginaw Valley State 0-7 7-7 10-0 7-3 24-17
#17 East Stroudsburg 34-0 7-7 7-7 7-6 55-20
#21 NW Missouri State 7-7 0-7 7-0 7-3 21-17
Totals 104-31 141-57 96-32 93-39 434-159

2005 STATISTICS ST TISTICS
2005 Game-by-Game Statistics
First Downs Rushing Passing Total Off. Punts Fum. Penalties 3rd Time of
Game Score Total (R-Pa-Pn) Car.-Yds-TD C-A-I Yds TD Pl-Yds No.-Avg F/L No.-Yds Dns Poss
Ferris State 10 13 (7-5-1) 31-98-0 10-31-2 104 0 62-202 8-37.8 1/0 2-30 2-13 22:24
at Grand Valley State 30 21 (10-9-2) 52-230-0 14-24-1 211 2 76-441 6-31.7 1/1 7-60 4-15 37:36
Gannon 10 15 (6-7-2) 37-56-0 17-30-1 107 0 67-163 9-33.3 1/0 6-47 3-14 27:27
at Grand Valley State 61 31 (10-16-5) 46-288-4 21-38-1 392 4 84-680 2-35.5 2/1 11-105 5-14 32:33
at Indianapolis 13 26 (8-14-4) 32-80-1 27-43-2 254 0 75-334 5-40.2 1/1 4-29 4-14 33:01
Grand Valley State 29 20 (12-7-1) 42-176-1 13-23-0 191 1 65-367 3-33.0 5/1 9-62 5-12 26:59
at Ashland 10 16 (6-6-4) 38-111-0 14-31-1 114 0 69-225 6-36.0 1/0 3-30 5-17 34:20
Grand Valley State 14 15 (6-9-0) 35-136-0 14-30-0 208 2 65-344 6-32.0 1/1 7-79 5-15 25:40
Wayne State 22 26 (10-12-4) 35-151-2 31-54-2 229 1 89-380 8-38.5 1/0 5-55 6-20 32:58
at Grand Valley State 36 16 (8-6-2) 38-187-1 14-22-1 175 2 60-362 7-43.4 2/1 9-66 5-13 27:02
at Hillsdale 10 19 (11-6-2) 39-117-1 16-31-1 130 0 70-247 5-45.6 1/0 2-20 7-18 31:40
Grand Valley State 38 26 (17-8-1) 41-358-3 16-24-1 239 2 65-597 2-38.0 1/0 8-69 5-9 28:20
#4 Saginaw Valley State 10 16 (7-8-1) 33-86-1 19-39-2 155 0 72-241 6-37.7 3/2 3-23 5-17 25:50
at Grand Valley State 31 17 (9-8-0) 54-188-4 11-20-0 162 0 74-350 9-35.4 0/0 4-35 5-18 34:10
at #5 Northwood 14 12 (7-4-1) 31-129-1 10-19-1 87 1 50-216 7-33.9 1/1 4-35 4-13 25:15
Grand Valley State 30 28 (20-8-0) 58-298-3 15-27-0 263 1 85-561 1-34.0 2/2 8-52 10-16 34:45
Northern Michigan 3 10 (5-3-2) 24-59-0 10-25-1 92 0 49-151 8-32.6 4/2 3-39 3-11 22:45
at Grand Valley State 48 22 (8-11-3) 46-169-2 17-26-1 248 4 72-417 3-37.7 1/0 7-67 6-16 37:15
#16 North Dakota 3 23 (5-17-1) 33-64-0 26-44-0 268 0 77-332 7-36.7 3/3 7-85 7-17 28:36
at Grand Valley State 17 15 (3-10-2) 37-41-0 14-27-0 245 2 64-286 7-42.4 1/0 9-61 6-16 30:00
#4 Saginaw Valley State 17 15 (6-9-0) 36-98-1 19-32-2 169 1 68-267 7-39.9 4/3 4-34 5-14 27:24
at Grand Valley State 24 16 (11-3-2) 53-192-1 8-18-0 116 2 71-308 5-42.0 3/3 12-83 1-13 32:36
#17 East Stroudsburg 20 20 (3-13-4) 28-10-1 24-47-0 287 2 75-297 7-30.6 2/1 2-20 5-17 31:23
at Grand Valley State 55 25 (18-7-0) 46-320-3 11-15-1 242 2 61-562 1-28.0 2/2 10-87 2-5 28:37
#21 NW Missouri State 17 20 (4-16-0) 24-54-1 33-51-0 326 1 75-380 6-33.8 0/0 1-6 8-19 32:21
Grand Valley State 21 16 (9-7-0) 42-165-2 12-19-0 172 1 61-337 5-40.2 0/0 3-15 6-13 27:39
2005 Game-by-Game Starters
OFFENSE WR LT LG C RG RT TE QB TB WR WR
Ferris State Fowler Bourke C. Stoddard Pinter Wohlscheid Barnes Stevens Finnerty Martin Cochrane-TE Langston
Gannon Fowler Bourke C. Stoddard Pinter Wohlscheid Barnes Stevens Finnerty Martin Cochrane-TE Langston
at Indianapolis Fowler Bourke C. Stoddard Pinter Wohlscheid Barnes Stevens Finnerty Martin Cochrane-TE Langston
at Ashland Fowler Bourke C. Stoddard Pinter Wohlscheid Barnes Stevens Finnerty Martin Trent Langston
Wayne State Fowler Bourke C. Stoddard Pinter Wohlscheid Barnes Stevens Finnerty Martin Trent Langston
at Hillsdale Fowler Bourke C. Stoddard Pinter Wohlscheid Barnes Stevens Finnerty Martin Trent Langston
#4 Saginaw Valley St. Fowler Bourke C. Stoddard Pinter Wohlscheid Barnes Cochrane Finnerty Martin Trent Langston
at #5 Northwood Fowler Bourke C. Stoddard Pinter Wohlscheid Barnes Stevens Finnerty Martin Trent Langston
Northern Michigan Fowler Bourke Henige Pinter Wohlscheid Barnes Cochrane Finnerty Martin Trent Langston
#16 North Dakota Fowler Bourke C. Stoddard Pinter Wohlscheid Barnes Cochrane Finnerty Martin Trent Langston
#4 Saginaw Valley St. Fowler Bourke C. Stoddard Pinter Wohlscheid Barnes Cochrane Finnerty Martin Trent Langston
#17 East Stroudsburg Fowler Bourke C. Stoddard Pinter Henige Barnes Cochrane Finnerty Martin Trent Langston
#21 NW Missouri St. Fowler Bourke C. Stoddard Pinter Henige Barnes Cochrane Finnerty Martin Trent Langston
DEFENSE DE DT NG DE OLB MLB OLB CB S S CB
Ferris State McFadden Gaydosh Tapia Ulberg Beaty Adams Steinbach Brechin Cain Ballard B. Carr
Gannon McFadden Gaydosh Tapia Ulberg Skuta Adams Steinbach Brechin Z. Jones Ballard B. Carr
at Indianapolis McFadden Gaydosh Tapia Ulberg Beaty Adams Steinbach Brechin Z. Jones Ballard B. Carr
at Ashland McFadden Gaydosh Tapia Ulberg Beaty Adams Steinbach Brechin Cain Ballard B. Carr
Wayne State McFadden Gaydosh Tapia Carruth-LB Beaty Adams Steinbach Brechin Cain T. Carr B. Carr
#4 Saginaw Valley St. McFadden Gaydosh Tapia Ulberg Beaty Adams Steinbach Brechin Cain Ballard B. Carr
at #5 Northwood McFadden Gaydosh Tapia Ulberg Beaty Adams Steinbach Brechin Cain Ballard B. Carr
Northern Michigan McFadden Gaydosh Vickerson Ulberg Beaty Adams Steinbach Brechin Cain Ballard B. Carr
#16 North Dakota McFadden Gaydosh Vickerson Ulberg Beaty Adams Steinbach Brechin Cain Ballard B. Carr
#4 Saginaw Valley St. McFadden Gaydosh Vickerson Ulberg Beaty Adams Steinbach Brechin Cain Ballard B. Carr
#17 East Stroudsburg McFadden Ulberg Vickerson Carruth-LB Skuta Adams Steinbach Brechin Cain Ballard B. Carr
#21 NW Missouri St. McFadden Gaydosh Vickerson Ulberg Skuta Adams Steinbach Brechin Cain Ballard B. Carr
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Rushing (Attempts-Yards-TDs)
Martin Finnerty Hukill Langston Garris Catlin Tyler Bieszka Dock
Ferris State 19-116-0 12-71-1 6-15-0 5-19-0 5-7-0 2-0-0 DNP DNP 3-2-0
Gannon 14-129-1 7-(-7)-1 10-55-0 3-34-0 7-51-2 4-20-0 - - 1-6-0
at Indianapolis 22-136-1 8-7-0 2-9-0 4-14-0 3-3-0 1-9-0 DNP - 1-1-0
at Ashland 16-70-0 11-52-0 - 3-3-0 - 2-7-0 DNP DNP -
Wayne State 21-104-0 10-95-1 - 6-(-10)-0 - - DNP DNP -
at Hillsdale 17-169-1 4-52-1 12-81-1 1-1-0 3-21-0 3-37-0 DNP DNP 1-(-3)-0
#4 Saginaw Valley State 28-101-0 17-32-1 7-55-3 1-2-0 - - DNP DNP -
at #5 Northwood 30-125-0 16-99-2 4-35-0 5-38-1 - - DNP DNP -
Northern Michigan 11-62-1 1-0-0 17-59-1 1-8-0 3-29-0 DNP 8-13-0 1-(-1)-0 4-(-1)-0
#16 North Dakota 16-27-0 13-12-0 2-7-0 2-(-6)-0 2-5-0 - DNP DNP -
#4 Saginaw Valley State 22-108-0 12-12-0 11-48-1 7-26-0 - - DNP DNP -
#17 East Stroudsburg 18-134-2 4-39-0 9-90-0 1-18-1 2-11-0 9-51-0 DNP DNP 1-(-13)-0
#21 NW Missouri State 18-72-0 14-59-2 6-35-0 3-9-0 DNP - DNP DNP -
Passing (Attempts-Completions-Interceptions-Yards-TDs)
Finnerty Dock Catlin
Ferris State 23-13-1-203-2 1-1-0-8-0 -
Gannon 16-15-1-247-2 12-6-0-145-2 -
at Indianapolis 18-9-0-140-0 5-4-0-51-1 -
at Ashland 28-14-0-208-2 - 2-0-0
Wayne State 22-14-1-175-3 - -
at Hillsdale 18-11-1-98-1 6-5-0-141-1 -
#4 Saginaw Valley State 19-11-0-162-0 1-0-0-0-0 -
at #5 Northwood 26-15-263-1 - -
Northern Michigan 16-11-0-189-3 10-6-1-59-1 DNP
#16 North Dakota 26-14-0-245-2 1-0-0-0-0 -
#4 Saginaw Valley State 18-8-0-116-2 - -
#17 East Stroudsburg 14-10-1-241-3 1-1-0-1-0 -
#21 NW Missouri State 19-12-0-172-1 - -
Receiving (Receptions-Yards-TDs)
Fowler Langston Mitchell Trent Cochrane Hukill Martin Garris Stevens Catlin
Ferris State 2-44-1 4-75-1 1-8-0 2-35-0 1-28-0 2-2-0 2-19-0 - - -
Gannon 7-152-0 2-56-1 6-122-3 2-31-0 - 2-14-0 1-12-0 - - 1-5-0
at Indianapolis 5-74-1 3-36-0 1-56-0 DNP 1-(-1)-0 - 2-18-0 1-8-0 - -
at Ashland 9-104-1 2-26-0 1-19-0 - 1-45-1 - 1-14-0 - - -
Wayne State 6-87-1 4-54-1 - 1-6-1 1-12-0 - 2-16-0 - - -
at Hillsdale 1-11-0 5-38-1 3-127-1 1-12-0 2-23-0 - 2-14-0 1-7-0 1-7-0 -
#4 Saginaw Valley State 3-61-0 1-7-0 2-32-0 3-44-0 2-18-0 - - - - -
at #5 Northwood 8-89-0 3-126-1 1-16-0 - - 1-9-0 1-12-0 1-11-0 - -
Northern Michigan 7-96-2 4-92-1 4-49-1 - - - - 2-11-0 - DNP
#16 North Dakota 5-75-0 6-79-0 - 1-26-1 1-26-1 - - 1-39-0 - -
#4 Saginaw Valley State 2-60-0 - 3-27-1 1-8-0 1-16-1 1-5-0 - - - -
#17 East Stroudsburg - 4-148-2 1-29-0 - - 5-64-1 - 1-1-0 - -
#21 NW Missouri State 2-29-0 4-62-1 DNP 3-35-0 - 3-46-0 - DNP - -
Punting (No.-Avg.-Inside 20)
Regnery Team
Ferris State 5-38.0-5 1-0-0
Gannon 2-35.5-1 -
at Indianapolis 3-33.0-1 -
at Ashland 5-38.4-1 1-0-0
Wayne State 9-35.4-4 -
at Hillsdale 2-38.0-2 -
#4 Saginaw Valley State 9-35.4-4 -
at #5 Northwood 1-34.0-0 -
Northern Michigan 3-37.7-0 -
#16 North Dakota 7-42.4-1 -
#4 Saginaw Valley State 5-42.0-2 -
#17 East Stroudsburg 1-28.0-0 -
#21 NW Missouri State 5-40.2-3 -
2005 STATISTICS ST TISTICS

Grand Valley State Team Superlatives
Points Scored 61 vs. Gannon (9/3)
Low 14 at Ashland (9/17)
First Downs 31 vs. Gannon (9/3)
Low 15 2 times (last vs. North Dakota [11/19])
Rushing Plays 58 at Northwood (10/22)
Low 35 at Ashland (9/17)
Rushing Yards 358 at Hillsdale (10/8)
Low 41 vs. North Dakota (11/19)
Rushing TDs 4 2 times (last vs. Saginaw Valley St. [10/15])
Low 0 2 times (last vs. North Dakota [11/19])
Passes Attempted 38 vs. Gannon (9/3)
Low 15 vs. East Stroudsburg (12/3)
Passes Completed 21 vs. Gannon (9/3)
Low 8 vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/26)
Had Intercepted 1 5 times (last vs. East Stroudsburg [12/3])
Low 0 8 times (last vs. NW Missouri State [12/10])
Passing Yards 392 vs. Gannon (9/3)
Low 116 vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/26)
Passing TDs 4 2 times (last vs. Northern Michigan [10/29])
Low 0 vs. Saginaw Valley State (10/15)
Total Offensive Plays 85 at Northwood (10/22)
Low 60 vs. Wayne State (10/1)
Total Offense 680 vs. Gannon (9/3)
Low 267 vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/26)
Sacks By 10 vs. East Stroudsburg (12/3)
Low 1 at Ashland (9/17)
Interceptions By 2 5 times (last vs. Saginaw Valley St. [11/26])
Low 0 3 times (last vs. NW Missouri State [12/10])
Turnovers Forced 5 vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/26)
Low 0 vs. NW Missouri State (12/10)
Penalties 12 vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/26)
Low 3 vs. NW Missouri State (12/10)
Penalty Yards 105 vs. Gannon (9/3)
Low 15 vs. NW Missouri State (12/10)
Grand Valley State Individual Superlatives
Rushing Attempts 30 Astin Martin at Northwood (10/22)
Rushing Yards 169 Astin Martin at Hillsdale (10/8)
Rushing TDs 3 Ryan Hukill vs. Saginaw Valley State (10/15)
Pass Attempts 28 Cullen Finnerty at Ashland (9/17)
Pass Completions 15 Cullen Finnerty vs. Gannon (9/3)
Cullen Finnerty at Northwood (10/22)
Passing Yards 263 Cullen Finnerty at Northwood (10/22)
Passing TDs 3 Cullen Finnerty (3 times)
Receptions 9 Eric Fowler at Ashland (9/17)
Receiving Yards 152 Eric Fowler vs. Gannon (9/3)
Receiving TDs 3 Terry Mitchell vs. Gannon (9/3)
Punts 9 Matt Regnery vs. Saginaw Valley St. (10/15)
Punting Avg. 43.4 Matt Regnery vs. Wayne State (10/1)
Tackles 13 Brandon Carr at Indianapolis (9/10)
Anthony Adams vs. Wayne State (10/1)
Dan Skuta vs. Saginaw Valley St. (11/26)
Sacks 3.0 Mike McFadden vs. Ferris State (9/27)
Mike McFadden vs. East Stroudsburg (12/3)
Tackles for Loss 4.0 Mike McFadden vs. East Stroudsburg (12/3)
Interceptions 1 15 times (last by D. Skuta vs. SVSU [12/10])
Grand Valley State Individual Long Plays
Rushing 54 Astin Martin at Hillsdale (10/8)
Passing 81 Cullen Finnerty vs. East Stroudsburg (12/3)
Receiving 81 B. Langston vs. East Stroudsburg (12/3)
Field Goal 50 Scott Greene vs. North Dakota (11/19)
Punt 70 Matt Regnery vs. North Dakota (11/19)
Punt Return 22 Mark Catlin vs. Ferris State (8/27)
Kickoff Return 91 B. Langston vs. East Stroudsburg (12/3)
Interception Return 50 Joe Ballard at Indianapolis (9/10)
2005 STATISTICS ST TISTICS
Opponent Team Superlatives
Points Scored 22 by Wayne State (10/1)
Low 3 2 times (last by North Dakota [11/19])
First Downs 26 2 times (last by Wayne State [10/1])
Low 15 2 times (last vs. North Dakota [11/19])
Rushing Plays 39 by Hillsdale (10/8)
Low 24 2 times (last by NW Missouri State (12/10)
Rushing Yards 151 by Wayne State (10/1)
Low 10 by East Stroudsburg (12/3)
Rushing TDs 2 by Wayne State (10/1)
Low 0 5 times (last by North Dakota [11/19])
Passes Attempted 54 by Wayne State (10/1)
Low 19 by Northwood (10/21)
Passes Completed 33 by NW Missouri State (12/10)
Low 10 3 times (last by Northern Michigan [10/29])
Had Intercepted 2 5 times (last by Saginaw Valley State [11/26])
Low 0 3 times (last by NW Missouri State [12/10])
Passing Yards 326 by NW Missouri State (12/10)
Low 87 by Northwood (10/22)
Passing TDs 2 by East Stroudsburg (12/3)
Low 0 7 times (last by North Dakota [11/19])
Total Offensive Plays 89 by Wayne State (10/1)
Low 49 by Northern Michigan (10/29)
Total Offense 380 2 times (last by NW Missouri State [12/10])
Low 151 by Northern Michigan (10/29)
Sacks By 3 2 times (last by North Dakota [11/19])
Low 0 6 times (last by NW Missouri State [12/10])
Interceptions By 1 6 times (last by East Stroudsburg [12/3])
Low 0 7 times (last by NW Missouri State [12/10])
Turnovers Forced 3 2 times (last by East Stroudsburg [12/3])
Low 0 3 times (last by NW Missouri State [12/10])
Penalties 7 by North Dakota (11/19)
Low 1 by NW Missouri State (12/10)
Penalty Yards 85 by North Dakota (11/19)
Low 6 by NW Missouri State (12/10)
Opponent Individual Superlatives
Rushing Attempts 23 by L. Barnhart of Saginaw Valley St. (11/26)
Rushing Yards 105 by C. Middlebrooks of Wayne State (10/1)
Rushing TDs 2 by C. Middlebrooks of Wayne State (10/1)
Pass Attempts 54 by N. Martin of Wayne State (10/1)
Pass Completions 33 by J. Lamberson of NW Missouri St. (12/10)
Passing Yards 326 by J. Lamberson of NW Missouri St. (12/10)
Passing TDs 2 by J. Terwilliger of East Stroudsburg (12/3)
Receptions 12 2 times (last by D. Grossman/NDU [11/19])
Receiving Yards 150 by M. Peterson of NW Missouri State (12/10)
Receiving TDs 1 6 times (last by M. Peterson/NWMS [12/10])
Punts 9 by C. Cardenas of Gannon (9/3)
Punting Avg. 45.6 by M. Vanover of Hillsdale (10/8)
Tackles 14 2 times (last by D. Anderson/NDU [11/19])
Sacks 1.0 13 times (last by J. Hermann/SVSU [11/26])
Tackles for Loss 3.5 by D. Fodrocy of Saginaw Valley St. (10/15)
Interceptions 1 5 times (last by M. Crispell of ESU [12/3])
Opponent Individual Long Plays
Rushing 35 by C. Middlebrooks of Wayne State (10/1)
Passing 61 by J. Lamberson of NW Missouri St. (12/10)
Receiving 61 by M. Peterson of NW Missouri St. (12/10)
Field Goal 43 by B. Belmonte of SVSU (10/15)
Punt 53 by M. Vanover of Hillsdale (10/8)
Punt Return 22 by S. Spencer of Saginaw Valley St. (11/26)
Kickoff Return 30 by T. Walker of Ashland (9/17)
Interception Return 29 by M. Crispell of East Stroudsburg (12/3)
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THE GLIAC
The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) was founded in
1972. During the two years previous to the GLIAC’s founding, several attempts
were made to create a new NCAA College Division conference. In 1971, the Great
Lakes Athletic Conference was formed, but plans for the new conference were put
on hold and several of the participating schools subsequently withdrew their support.
However, the idea for a new conference did not die, and since 1972-73 the
GLIAC has been a leader in the advancement and promotion of intercollegiate athletics
for men and women. The charter members of the GLIAC were Ferris State
University, Grand Valley State University, Lake Superior State University,
Northwood University, and Saginaw Valley State University. Expansion of the
GLIAC began immediately with the addition of Oakland University in 1974.
Hillsdale College and Northern Michigan University were accepted as members in
1975, while Wayne State University joined in 1976. In 1977, the conference lost
its first member when Northern Michigan withdrew. Michigan Tech University filled the vacancy when it became a member
in 1980. After the 1986-87 season, Northwood left the conference and was replaced by Northern Michigan. Northwood
rejoined the conference in 1992. After the 1989 season, the conference dropped football as a sponsored sport. The conference
schools sponsoring football joined the members of the Heartland Collegiate Conference in forming the football-only
Midwest Intercollegiate Football Conference (MIFC), which began play in 1990. After nine years of existence as one of the
premier conferences in Division II football, the MIFC merged as part of GLIAC on July 1, 1999. With the merger, the
University of Indianapolis became an associate member as a football-only school. The GLIAC entered a new era in the
1995-96 school year. Prior to 1995-96, all member institutions of the GLIAC were located in the state of Michigan. On
December 14, 1994, membership was offered to three schools located in Ohio and Pennsylvania. The expansion members
were Ashland University of Ashland, Ohio, and Gannon University and Mercyhurst College, both located in Erie,
Pennsylvania. All three schools began their membership July 1, 1995. On July 1, 1997, membership was granted to The
University of Findlay, located in Findlay, Ohio. UF replaced Oakland University, which withdrew from the conference after
the 1996-97 season as it moved to NCAA Division I status. Westminster College, located in New Wilmington,
Pennsylvania, became the 14th member of the GLIAC when it accepted its expansion offer in May of 1997. On June 30,
2000 Westminster left the conference as it changed its affiliation
to NCAA Division III. Overall the GLIAC conducts championships
in 20 sports, 10 for men and 10 for women. The policymaking
body of the GLIAC is the Executive Council, which is
comprised of three representatives from each member institution
– its director of athletics, faculty athletics representative and senior
woman administrator. Final approval of all amendments to the
GLIAC constitution and by-laws is required by the Council of
GLIAC Presidents. The presidency of the GLIAC is rotated
alphabetically by school, with Steven Rackley, director of athletics
at the University of Findlay, serving as GLIAC President in The GLIAC Commissoners
200607. Tom Kirinovic, director of athletics at Ferris State, will
serve as Past President, and Tim Selgo, director of athletics at
Grand Valley State, serving as President-Elect. As GLIAC com-
John Hoekje 1971-72 to 1978-79
missioner, Tom Brown is responsible for all conference adminis-
Herbert “Pete” Peterson 1979-80 to 1984-85
tration. He is beginning his 15th season as the conference’s fifth
commissioner. Assisting Brown are: Jeff Ligney, Director of
Tom Donahue 1985-86 to 1986-87
Media Relations; Denise Gross, Assistant to the Commissioner;
Phil Barnes, Supervisor of Football Officials; John Kirk, Vern Norris 1987-88 to 1991-92
Supervisor of Basketball Officials; and Jeanne Skinner,
Supervisor of Volleyball Officials.
Tom Brown 1992-93 to current

GLIAC Football History
The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference began
sponsoring football as a league sport in the Fall of 1973 with
three teams, Ferris State University, Grand Valley State
University, and Northwood University. In 1974, Hillsdale
College joined the league as the fourth football team. The
conference expanded again in 1975 when Saginaw Valley
State University started a football program and Wayne State
University joined the league. The number of GLIAC football
teams grew to seven in 1980 when Michigan Tech University
was added, though the Huskies left the league after the 1985
season. In 1987, Northwood left the league and was replaced
by Northern Michigan University. After the 1989 season, the
GLIAC dropped football as a sponsored sport. The six conference
schools sponsoring football, Ferris State, Grand Valley
State, Hillsdale, Northern Michigan, Saginaw Valley State,
and Wayne State, joined the five members of the Heartland
Collegiate Conference, Ashland University, Butler University,
the University of Indianapolis, St. Joseph’s College, and
Valparaiso University, in forming the football-only Midwest
Intercollegiate Football Conference (MIFC), which began play
in 1990. The MIFC would change again for the 1993 season
as two teams would leave and two teams would join. Butler
and Valparaiso left the conference, but Northwood rejoined
and the College of St. Francis (Ill.) was added. The league
grew to 12 teams in 1994 with the addition of Michigan Tech
and stayed at 12 teams until St. Joseph’s left after the 1995
season. In 1998, the league expanded to 14 teams with the additions of the University of Findlay, Mercyhurst College,
and Westminster College, but would drop back to 13 teams with the departure of St. Francis after the season. Westminster
would depart after the 1999 season, leaving 12 teams. Gannon
University was added before the 2004 season, giving the league its current
13-team roster. After nine years of existence as one of the premier
conferences in Division II football, the MIFC merged as part of
GLIAC on July 1, 1999. The GLIAC has a earned the reputation as one
of the toughest and deepest Conferences in Division II with a strong
postseason history. Three GLIAC teams made National Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) playoff appearances. Grand Valley
State made it to the national semifinals in 1978. Saginaw Valley State
made three trips to the NAIA playoffs (1979, 1983, 1984), posting a 2-
3 mark. Hillsdale earned five NAIA postseason berths as a member of
the GLIAC (1981, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1988), taking home the championship
in 1985. The first team to represent the GLIAC in the Division
II playoffs was Northern Michigan in 1987. The Wildcats made the D-
II semifinals that season. Grand Valley State started a three-year postseason
run in 1989, though the Lakers failed to get out of the first
round. Butler joined GVSU in the D-II playoffs in 1991, marking the
first year the league had two teams participate in postseason play.
Butler fell to the eventual national champion, Pittsburg State
University (Kan.) in the first round. The 1992 Division II playoffs saw
the first GLIAC team make it past the opening round in league history.
Grand Valley State claimed it’s third
national championship in 2005.
THE GLIAC
GLIAC Football W/L Records
Grand Valley State(10) 242 185 54 3 .771
Bulter (Ind.)*(2) 30 22 7 1 .750
Saginaw Valley State(5) 239 150 86 3 .634
Ashland(1) 160 91 69 0 .569
Hillsdale(6) 243 133 109 1 .549
Northwood(6) 199 107 88 4 .548
Ferris State(7) 244 131 108 5 .547
Northern Michigan(1) 173 83 87 3 .488
Findlay 80 32 48 0 .387
Michigan Tech(1) 155 59 95 1 .384
Mercyhurst 78 26 52 0 .333
Wayne State(1) 238 80 157 1 .342
Gannon 20 6 14 0 .300
St. Francis(Ill.)* 60 14 46 0 .233
St. Joseph’s(Ind.)* 60 13 45 2 .233
Westminster(Pa.)* 20 4 16 0 .200
Valparaiso(Ind.)* 30 5 24 1 .183
() - Number of GLIAC titles
* - No longer a GLIAC member
# - Conference games only, dating back to the 1973 season
Information courtesy of Don Thomas
Ferris State posted a first-round win over Edinboro University (Pa.)
before falling to the University of
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THE GLIAC
GLIAC Football History (cont.)
New Haven (Conn.) in the quarterfinals. The 1992 season marked the beginning of a five-year playoff run for the Bulldogs,
with their best performance coming in 1995 after a national semifinal appearance. Grand Valley State made its fourth and
fifth D-II postseason trips in 1994 and 1998, respectively. Ashland made its first appearance in the playoffs as a member of
the GLIAC in 1997. After being shut out of the playoffs in 1999, the GLIAC posted two teams in the 2000 tournament as
Northwood and Saginaw Valley State each made their first D-II postseason appearances. The Timberwolves claimed a firstround
victory over Indiana University (Pa.) before falling to Bloomsburg University (Pa.) in the quarterfinals. The 2001
season was historic for the league as two teams made it through the first round of the playoffs. Grand Valley State and
Saginaw Valley State each posted opening-round wins and faced each other in the national quarterfinals. The Lakers won a
shoot-out in Allendale (Mich.), 33-30, and cruised to a semifinal win over Catawba College (N.C.). GVSU advanced to the
championship game before falling to the University North Dakota, 17-14. The Lakers would redeem themselves in 2002 by
claiming the league’s first Division II football national championship. Grand Valley State defeated Valdosta State
University (Ga.) in the finals, 3124. GVSU would repeat as national champions in 2003. The Lakers knocked off North
Dakota in that championship game, 10-3. Three league teams, GLIAC co-champions Michigan Tech and Northwood, along
with Grand Valley State, would earn playoff berths in 2004. GVSU fell in the regional finals to North Dakota, 19-15. The
2005 season saw more postseason success for the GLIAC. GVSU, SVSU, and Northwood each gained postseason entrance.
The Lakers and Cardinals battled for the Northwest Region title, but GVSU advanced, 24-17, and went on to defeat NW
Missouri State, 21-17, in the Division II title game. Though many teams have made history for the GLIAC, the league can
also boast upon individual accomplishments. Saginaw Valley State defensive end Lamar King became the highest drafted
Division II player in history when the Seattle Seahawks chose him 22nd overall in the first round of the NFL draft in 1999.
In 2002, Grand Valley State quarterback Curt Anes became the GLIAC’s first Harlon Hill Trophy winner as the Division II
Player of the Year. Anes led the Lakers to consecutive championship game appearances, helping GVSU to the national title
in 2002.
1989
1. Grand Valley State
2. Hillsdale
Northern Michigan
4. Saginaw Valley State
Ferris State
6. Wayne State
5-0
3-2
3-2
2-3
2-3
0-5
1988
1. Hillsdale
2. Northern Michigan
3. Grand Valley State
4. Saginaw Valley State
5. Ferris State
6. Wayne State
5-0
4-1
3-2
2-3
1-4
0-5
1987
1. Northern Michigan
2. Grand Valley State
3. Ferris State
Hillsdale
Saginaw Valley State
6. Wayne State
4-0
4-1
2-3
2-3
2-3
0-4
1986
1. Hillsdale
2. Grand Valley State
3. Saginaw Valley State
4. Ferris State
5. Northwood
6. Wayne State
5-0
4-1
3-2
2-3
1-4
0-5
GLIAC Football Standings (1972-1989)
1985
1. Hillsdale
2. Saginaw Valley State
3. Grand Valley State
Ferris State
5. Northwood
6. Wayne State
7. Michigan Tech
5-1
4-1-1
4-2
4-2
2-3-1
1-5
0-6
1984
1. Saginaw Valley State
2. Northwood
3. Wayne State
4. Hillsdale
5. Michigan Tech
6. Ferris State
7. Grand Valley State
6-0
5-1
4-2
3-3
2-4
1-5
0-6
1983
1. Saginaw Valley State
2. Hillsdale
Wayne State
4. Northwood
Grand Valley State
6. Michigan Tech
7. Ferris State
6-0
4-2
4-2
3-3
3-3
1-5
0-6
1982
1. Hillsdale
2. Grand Valley State
3. Northwood
4. Ferris State
Wayne State
6. Michigan Tech
Saginaw Valley State
6-0
5-1
4-2
2-4
2-4
1-5
1-5
1981
1. Grand Valley State 6-0
2. Hillsdale 5-1
3. Ferris State 3-3
Wayne State 3-3
5. Northwood 2-4
Saginaw Valley State 2-4
7. Michigan Tech 0-6
1980
1. Hillsdale 5-1
2. Grand Valley State 4-2
Northwood 4-2
4. Wayne State 3-3
5. Ferris State 2-3-1
6. Saginaw Valley State 2-4
7. Michigan Tech 0-5-1
1979
1. Saginaw Valley State 4-0-1
2. Wayne State 3-1-1
3. Ferris State 3-2
4. Grand Valley State 2-3
5. Northwood 1-4
Hillsdale 1-4
1978
1. Grand Valley State 5-0
2. Wayne State 4-1
3. Northwood 2-3
4. Saginaw Valley State 1-3-1
Ferris State 1-3-1
6. Hillsdale 1-4
1977
1. Grand Valley State
2. Wayne State
3. Ferris State
Hillsdale
Northwood
Saginaw Valley State
4-1
3-2
2-3
2-3
2-3
2-3
1976
1. Northwood
2. Ferris State
Grand Valley State
Wayne State
5. Hillsdale
6. Saginaw Valley State
4-1
3-2
3-2
3-2
2-3
0-5
1975
1. Wayne State
2. Grand Valley State
Northwood
4. Hillsdale
5. Saginaw Valley State
6. Ferris State
3-1
3-1-1
3-1-1
3-2
1-3
0-5
1974
1. Northwood
Ferris State
3. Grand Valley State
Hillsdale
2-1
2-1
1-2
1-2
1973
1. Northwood 2-1
2. Ferris State 1-1
3. Grand Valley State 1-2

THE GLIAC
2005 FINAL GLIAC STANDINGS
GLIAC Overall
Team W L Pct PF PA W L Pct PF PA
Grand Valley State* 9 0 1.000 317 102 13 0 1.000 434 159
Saginaw Valley State* 9 1 .900 272 130 11 2 .846 344 191
Northwood* 8 2 .800 327 168 9 3 .750 399 220
Ashland 8 2 .800 222 92 9 2 .818 252 107
Michigan Tech 6 3 .667 232 163 6 3 .667 232 163
Indianapolis 5 5 .500 167 188 6 5 .545 201 201
Hillsdale 4 6 .400 216 222 5 6 .455 240 229
Wayne State 3 7 .300 158 224 3 7 .300 158 224
Ferris State 3 7 .300 251 311 3 8 .273 258 355
Gannon 3 7 .300 181 335 3 8 .273 204 365
Findlay 2 8 .200 205 329 3 8 .273 236 339
Northern Michigan 2 8 .200 231 394 2 8 .200 231 394
Mercyhurst 2 8 .200 220 341 2 8 .200 220 341
* NCAA DII Playoff Participant
2005 All-GLIAC First Team
Offense
Name School Pos Yr Hometown
Cullen Finnerty Grand Valley State QB Jr Brighton, Mich.
Lee Marana Michigan Tech RB Jr Ishpeming, Mich.
Astin Martin Grand Valley State RB Jr Grand Rapids, Mich.
Jason Schwalm Ashland RB Sr Kenosha, Wis.
Keith Recker Hillsdale Util. Sr Delphos, Ohio
Carlton Brewster Ferris State WR Sr Grand Rapids, Mich
Vincent Mayfield Northern Michigan WR Sr Northville, Mich.
Brandon Langston Grand Valley State WR Jr. Northville, Mich.
Yared Yearby Northwood WR Sr Detroit, Mich.
Brandon Barnes Grand Valley State OL So Detroit, Mich.
Josh Bourke Grand Valley State OL Sr Tecumseh, Ont.
Nick Degg Northwood OL Sr Pinconning, Mich.
Blake Dickson Ashland OL Sr North Canton, Ohio
David Kopke Michigan Tech OL Sr Hancock, Mich.
Mike Marko Northwood OL Sr Battle Creek, Mich.
Scott Greene Grand Valley State PK Sr Hartland, Mich.
Chad Gurica Hillsdale
Defense
Spec. Sr Adrian, Mich.
Name School Pos Yr Hometown
Kyle Clement Northwood DL So Hudsonville, Mich.
Damion Derosia Saginaw Valley State DL Sr Flint, Mich.
Mike McFadden Grand Valley State DL Jr Saginaw, Mich.
Leo Wells Wayne State DL Sr Detroit, Mich.
Kyle Zelazny Ashland DL Jr Westerville, Ohio
Matt Beaty Grand Valey State LB So Detroit, Mich.
John DiGiorgio Saginaw Valley State LB Sr Shelby, Twp., Mich.
Charleston Hughes Northwood LB Jr Saginaw, Mich.
Brady Miller Ashland LB Jr Cincinnatie, Ohio
Bruce Renner Indianapolis LB Sr Delphos, Ohio
Joe Ballard Grand Valley State DB Sr Chesaning, Mich.
Devin Conwell Ashland DB Sr Baltimore, Md.
Melvyn griffin Findlay DB Sr Columbus, Ohio
Jon Horn Northwood DB Sr Battle Creek, Mich.
Carl Lile Indianapolis DB Sr Indianapolis, Ind.
Bill Koenig Michigan Tech P Jr Warren, Mich.
Coach-Of-The-Year—Lee Owens, Ashland
Player-Of-The-Year—John DiGiorgio, Saginaw Valley State
Offensive Back-Of-The-Year—Cullen Finnerty, Grand Valley State
Offensive Lineman-Of-The-Year—Josh Bourke, Grand Valley State
Defensive Lineman-Of-The-Year—Mike McFadden, Grand Valley State
Defensive Back-Of-The-Year—Devin Conwell, Ashland
Freshman-Of-The-Year—Luke Krombach, Northwood
2005 All-GLIAC Second Team
Offense
Name School Pos Yr Hometown
Buddy Rivera Northern Michigan QB So Grandville, Mich.
Daryl Graham Michigan Tech RB So Detroit, Mich.
Chris Gruse Northwood RB Sr Taylor, Mich.
Chris Middlebrooks Wayne State RB Jr Romulus, Mich.
Brian Mong Ashland Util. Sr Columbus, Ohio
Nick Body Wayne State WR Jr Ortonville, Mich.
Eric Fowler Grand Valley State WR Jr New Haven, Mich.
Brian Janeshek Michigan Tech WR Sr Green Bay, Wis.
Dalorean White Ashland WR Sr Warrensville, Ohio
Rob Boss Northern Michigan OL Sr Charlevoix, Mich.
Matt George Saginaw Valley State OL Sr Lake Orion, Mich.
Andy Moore Indianapolis OL Sr Bargersville, Ind.
Stephanol Santos Saginaw Valley State OL Sr Saginaw, Mich.
Joe Wohlscheid Grand Valley State OL So Grand Ledge, Mich.
Jeff Williams Ferris State OL Sr West Branch, Mich.
Nick Parker Indianapolis PK Sr Granger, Ind.
Brandon Langston Grand Valley State
Defense
Spec. Sr Northville, Mich.
Name School Pos Yr Hometown
Andrew Daugherty Hillsdale DL Sr Hudson, Mich.
Jummy Fleshman Indianpolis DL So Columbus, Ohio
Eric Lehmann Michigan Tech DL Jr LaSalle, Mich.
Josh Miller Saginaw Valley State DL So Waterford, Mich.
Jorge Tapia Grand Valley State DL Sr Oxnard, Calif.
Anthony Adams Grand Valley State LB So Troy, Mich.
Jim Couretas Northern Michigan LB Jr Oxford, Mich.
Joe Hermann Saginaw Valley State LB Sr Grosse Pointe, Mich.
James Kokrak Mercyhurst LB So Warren, Ohio
Allen Lattimore Ashland LB Jr Dayton, Ohio
Ben Bluemle Mercyhurst DB Sr Pittsburgh, Penn.
Joe DiGiorgio Saginaw Valley State DB Jr Shelby Twp., Mich.
Derrion Fuqua Wayne State DB Jr Detroit, Mich.
Chad Gurica Hillsdale DB Sr Adrian, Mich.
Kevin Scott Gannon DB Sr Washington, D.C.
Dustin Esslin Saginaw Valley State P Sr Pickford, Mich.
GVSU Honorable Mention
Mike Pinter, Sr (OL), Chris Stoddard, Sr. (OL),
Matt Regnery, Sr. (P), Bill Brechin, So., (DB)
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THE GLIAC
Saturday, August 26
Findlay at Charleston (W.Va.) 1 pm (EDT)
Saturday, September 2
Hillsdale at Gannon* 1 pm (EDT)
Wayne State at Michigan Tech* 1 pm (EDT)
Northwood at Mercyhurst* 1:30 pm (EDT)
Saginaw Valley State at Ashland* 7 pm (EDT)
Grand Valley State at Findlay* 7 pm (EDT)
Indianapolis at Northern Michigan* 7 pm (EDT)
Ferris State at Kentucky State 1:30 pm (EDT)
Saturday, September 9
Findlay at Northwood* Noon (EDT)
Gannon at Saginaw Valley State* Noon (EDT)
Ferris State at Mercyhurst* 1:30 pm (EDT)
Northern Michigan at Hillsdale* 2:30 pm (EDT)
Michigan Tech at Indianapolis* 1 pm (EDT)
Ashland at Grand Valley State* 7 pm (EDT)
St. Joseph’s (Ind.) at Wayne State Noon (EDT)
Saturday, September 16
Mercyhurst at Wayne State* Noon (EDT)
Indianapolis at Gannon* 1 pm (EDT)
Northwood at Michigan Tech* 1 pm (EDT)
Grand Valley State at St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 1 pm (EDT)
Hillsdale at Ashland* 1 pm (EDT)
Saginaw Valley State at Ferris State* 7 pm (EDT)
Thursday, September 21
Michigan Tech at Grand Valley State* (CSTV) 7 pm (EDT)
Saturday, September 23
Ashland at Northwood* Noon (EDT)
Northern Michigan at Saginaw Valley State* Noon (EDT)
Gannon at Mercyhurst* 1:30 pm (EDT)
Wayne State at Findlay* 7 pm (EDT)
Ferris State at Hillsdale* 7 pm (EDT)
St. Joseph’s (Ind.) at Indianapolis 6 pm (EDT)
Saturday, September 30
Grand Valley State at Wayne State* Noon (EDT)
Northwood at Saginaw Valley State* Noon (EDT)
Mercyhurst at Ashland* 1 pm (EDT)
Hillsdale at Michigan Tech* 1 pm (EDT)
Ferris State at Northern Michigan* 5 pm (EDT)
Findlay at Indianapolis* 6 pm (EDT)
Gannon at Tiffin (Ohio) 1:30 pm (EDT)
Saturday, October 7
Northern Michigan at Northwood* Noon (EDT)
Wayne State at Gannon* 1 pm (EDT)
Michigan Tech at Ferris State* 2 pm (EDT)
Indianapolis at Hillsdale* 2:30 pm (EDT)
Saginaw Valley State at Findlay* 4 pm (EDT)
Mercyhurst at Grand Valley State* 7 pm (EDT)
Saturday, October 14
Hillsdale at Wayne State* Noon (EDT)
Saginaw Valley State at Michigan Tech* 1 pm (EDT)
Ashland at Northern Michigan* 1 pm (EDT)
Findlay at Mercyhurst* 1:30 pm (EDT)
Gannon at Ferris State* 2 pm (EDT)
Grand Valley State at Indianapolis* 6 pm (EDT)
Saturday, October 21
Indianapolis at Wayne State* Noon (EDT)
Ferris State at Ashland* 1 pm (EDT)
Northern Michigan at Michigan Tech* 1 pm (EDT)
Mercyhurst at Hillsdale* 2:30 pm (EDT)
Northwood at Grand Valley State* 7 pm (EDT)
Gannon at Findlay* 7 pm (EDT)
Saturday, October 28
Wayne State at Northwood* Noon (EDT)
Indianapolis at Saginaw Valley State* Noon (EDT)
Findlay at Ashland* 1 pm (EDT)
Michigan Tech at Gannon* 1 pm (EDT)
Northern Michigan at Mercyhurst* 1:30 pm (EDT)
Grand Valley State at Ferris State* 2 pm (EDT)
Hillsdale at Tiffin (Ohio) 4 pm (EDT)
Saturday, November 4
Ashland at Wayne State* Noon (EST)
Ferris State at Northwood* Noon (EST)
Mercyhurst at Indianapolis* 1 pm (EST)
Gannon at Northern Michigan* 1 pm (EST)
Findlay at Hillsdale* 2:30 pm (EST)
Saginaw Valley State at Grand Valley State* 7 pm (EST)
Saturday, November 11
Hillsdale at Saginaw Valley State* Noon (EST)
Grand Valley State at Northern Michigan* 1 pm (EST)
Michigan Tech at Findlay* 1 pm (EST)
Ashland at Gannon* 1 pm (EST)
Northwood at Indianapolis* 1 pm (EST)
Wayne State at Ferris State* 2 pm (EST)
Saturday, November 18
NCAA Division II First Rounds - campus sites
Saturday, November 25
NCAA Division II Second Rounds - campus sites
Saturday, December 2
NCAA Division II Quarterfinals - campus sites
Saturday, December 9
NCAA Division II Semifinals - campus sites
Saturday, December 16
NCAA Division II Championship
Braly Municipal Stadium, Florence, Alabama
University of North Alabama, host

Opponents
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Records Records
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Game 1
Findlay
Oilers
September 2, 2006
Donnell Stadium
Findlay, Ohio
Time - 7:00 pm
General Information
Location: Findlay, Ohio
Enrollment: 4,700
Conference: GLIAC
Nickname: Oilers
Colors: Orange & Black
President: Dr. DeBow Freed
Athletics Director: Steven Rackley
Coaching Information
Head Coach: Dan Simrell
(Toledo, ‘66)
Record at UF (years): 29-36 (eigth)
Career Record (years): 29-36 (eigth)
Football Office Phone: 419-434-4047
Assistant Coaches
Offensive Coordinator& QB’s: Dan
Simrell
Running Backs & Special Teams:
Mike Kostoff
Wide Receivers: Carl Embry
Offensive Line: Kory Allen
Defensive Coordinator & LB’s: John
Wauford
Defensive Line: Dan Hott
Defensive Backs: Kevin Cassidy
Strength Coach: Chad Wagner
2006 OPPONENTS
Team Information
Stadium (Capacity): Donnell Stadium
(7,500)
Surface: Grass
2005 Record: 3-8
2005 Conference Record: 2-8
Basic Offense: Multiple
Basic Defense: Multiple
First Year of Football: 1892
All-Time Record: 428-348-30
All-Time Playoff Record: 0-0
Last Playoff Appearance: N/A
Letterwinners Returning: 33
Letterwinners Lost: 12
Player Information
RB-Michael Simpson
Returning Offensive Starters (6)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Mike Leach QB 6-4 195 Sr.
Joel McDaniel FB 6-2 215 So.
Darren Paige WR 6-1 190 So.
George Ashman WR 6-2 185 Jr.
Will Harnar OL 6-4 295 So.
Jim Jacobson OL 6-4 280 Jr.
Returning Defensive Starters (9)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Kevin McCann LB 6-1 210 So.
Marqual Miller LB 6-1 190 So.
Marquis Hayes DB 5-9 170 Jr.
Adam Snyder DL 6-4 240 So.
Jonnie Jackson DB 6-1 170 Jr.
Brian Grabowski DL 6-3 270 So.
Bryan Carpenter DB 6-0 245 Jr.
Carleton McGrady DL 6-2 245 Jr.
Bryan Farmer DL 6-5 255 Sr.
Special Teams Starters (0)
Returning Statistical Leaders
Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD
Joe McDaniel 88 568 6.5 7
Michael Simpson 100 390 3.9 1
Passing A-C-I Yds. Pct. TD
Mike Leach 206-111-5 1276 53.9 8
Caleb Meyer 91-51-4 608 56.0 4
Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD
Darren Paige 41 624 15.2 6
Robby Rouault 38 431 113 3
Tackles T-S-A INT Sacks TFL
Nick Notario 122-57-656 2-14 2.0-14 10-31
Kevin McCann 119-47-72 3-42 .05-3 6.0-13
Ian Opiela 71-28-42 0-0 0-0 3.0-2
Series Information
First Game: 1971
Series: 6-2-0
Last GV Win: 2003, 44-0
Last Findlay Win: 1972, 38-6
Current Streak: GV, 6
Longest Win Streak: GV, 6
Martin vs. Findlay: 1-0
Simrell vs. GV: 0-4
Media Information
Football SID: David Buck
Email Address: buck@findlay.edu
Office Phone: 419-434-4727
Office Fax: 419-434-4618
Press Box Phone: 419-721-9239
Mailing Address: 1000 N. Main Street
Findlay, OH 45840
2006 SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT
Aug. 26 at Charleston
Sept. 2 GRAND VALLEY STATE
Sept. 9 at Northwood
Sept. 23 WAYNE STATE
Sept. 30 at Indianapolis
Oct. 7 SAGINAW VALLEY
Oct. 14 at Mercyhurst
Oct. 21 GANNON
Oct. 28 at Ashland
Nov. 4 at Hillsdale
Nov. 11 MICHIGAN TECH
2005 RESULTS (3-8)
DATE OPPONENTS SCORE
Aug. 27 TIFFIN W, 31-10
Sept. 3 HILLSDALE W, 17-14
Sept. 10 N.MICHIGAN-OT W, 40-37
Sept. 17 at Saginaw Valley L, 3-42
Sept. 24 at Northwood L, 17-34
Oct. 1 FERRIS STATE L, 31-34
Oct. 8 INDIANAPOLIS L, 0-28
Oct. 15 at Wayne State L, 17-34
Oct. 22 at Gannon L, 45-50
Oct. 29 ASHLAND L, 14-21
Nov. 5 at Mercyhurst L, 21-35

Series Information
First Game: 1990
Series: 12-2
Last GV Win: 2005, 14-10
Last AU Win: 1993, 29-14
Current Streak: GV, 10
Longest Win Streak: GV, 10
Martin vs. AU: 2-0
Team Information
Stadium (Capacity): Community
Stadium (6,000)
Surface: Natural Grass
2005 Record: 9-2
2005 Conference Record: 8-2
Basic Offense: Spread
Basic Defense: 3-4
First Year of Football: 1920
All-Time Record: 397-329-29
All-Time Playoff Record: 0-2
Last Playoff Appearance: 1997
Letterwinners Returning: 31
Letterwinners Lost: 13
Player Information
Game 2
Ashland
Eagles
September 9, 2006
Lubbers Stadium
Allendale, Michigan
Time - 7:00 pm
Owens vs. GV: 0-2 General Information
Media Information
Football SID: Al King
Email Address: aking@ashland.edu
Office Phone: 419-289-5442
Office Fax: 419-289-5498
Press Box Phone: 419-289-6323
Mailing Address: Kates Gymnasium
Ashland University
401 College Avenue
Ashland, OH 44805
2006 SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT
Sept. 2 SAGINAW VALLEY STATE
Sept. 9 at Grand Valley State
Sept. 16 HILLSDALE
Sept. 23 at Northwood
Sept. 30 MERCYHURST
Oct. 7 SAINT JOSEPH’S
Oct. 14 at Northern Michigan
Oct. 21 FERRIS STATE
Oct. 28 FINDLAY
Nov. 4 at Wayne State
Nov. 11 at Gannon
2005 RESULTS (9-2)
DATE OPPONENTS SCORE
Aug. 27 at Saint Joseph’s W, 30-15
Sept. 3 at Ferris State W, 24-21
Sept. 10 GANNON W, 27-0
Sept. 17 GRAND VALLEY L, 10-14
Sept. 24 at Michigan Tech L, 14-17
Oct. 1 at Mercyhurst W, 45-7
Oct. 8 NORTHERN MICH. W, 27-10
Oct. 15 at Hillsdale W, 7-3
Oct. 22 WAYNE STATE W, 27-3
Oct. 29 at Findlay W, 21-14
Nov. 5 INDIANAPOLIS W, 20-3
2006 OPPONENTS
LB-Allen Lattimore
Returning Offensive Starters (8)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Nick Strance QB 6-2 205 Jr.
Ray Kent RB 6-0 240 So.
Brandon Gilmore WR 6-1 195 Jr.
Brian Mong TE 6-4 255 Sr.
Blake Dickson OL 6-2 305 Sr.
Justin Dorr OL 6-3 305 Sr.
Bret Gordon OL 6-2 305 Sr.
Mike Dolfi OL 6-5 325 Jr.
Returning Defensive Starters (7)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Kyle Zelazny DL 6-1 245 Jr.
Jonathan Frost DL 5-11 255 So.
Devin Conwell LB 6-2 225 Sr.
Brady Miller LB 6-1 230 Sr.
Allen Lattimore LB 6-1 220 Jr.
Earl Clark DB 5-10 185 Sr.
Chirs Holland DB 6-3 220 Jr.
Special Teams Starters (0)
Returning Statistical Leaders
Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD
Jon Schroeder 95 460 4.8 5
Ray Kent 11 14 1..3 0
Passing A-C-I Yds. Pct. TD
Nick Stance 232-132-7 154 56.9 11
Davud Ziegelhofer 4-1-0 18 25.0 0
Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD
David Ziegelhofer 30 269 9.0 2
Bobby Madison 7 73 10.4 0
Tackles T-S-A INT Sacks TFL
Allen Lattimore 75-33-42 0-0 4.0-19 8.0-35
Luke Busson 68-42-26 1-2 6.5-38 11.5-47
Chris Holland 52-37-15 0-0 0-0 3.0-5
Location: Ashland, Ohio
Enrollment: 6,900
Conference: GLIAC
Nickname: Eagles
Colors: Purple & Gold
President: Dr. G. William Benz
Athletics Director: Bill Goldring
Coaching Information
Head Coach: Lee Owens
(Bluffton, ‘77)
Record at AU (years): 14-8 (third)
Career Record (years): 54-69 (11)
Football Office Phone: 419-289-5447
Assistant Coaches
Offensive Cooridnator: Tom Stacy
Offensive Line: Doug Geiser
Recruiting Coordinator & WRs:
Denver Williams
Running Backs: Dan Basch
TEs & Video Coordinator: Jim Fisher
Defensive Coordinator: Jim Mey er
Secondary: Steven Clinkscale
Linebackers: Chris Campbell
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Game 3
Saint Joesph’s
Pumas
September 16, 2006
Alumni Stadium
Rensselaer, Ind.
Time - 1:00 pm
General Information
Location: Rensselaer, Ind.
Enrollment: 1,000
Conference: Great Lakes Football
Nickname: Pumas
Colors: Cardinal & Purple
President: Dr. Ernest R. Mills III
Athletics Director: Bill Massoels
Coaching Information
Head Coach: Lou Esposito
(Memphis, ‘01)
Record at SJC (years): 7-4 (second)
Career Record (years): 7-4 (second)
Football Office Phone: 219-866-6222
Assistant Coaches
Offensive Coordinator & QBs: Dustin
Ward
Offensive Line: Jake Wissing
Wide Receivers: Steve Neal
Defensive Coordinator & DB’s: Greg
Huster
Special Teams & DL: Matt St.Germain
2006 OPPONENTS
Team Information
Stadium (Capacity): Alumni Stadium
(4,000)
Surface: Natural Grass
2005 Record: 4-7
2005 Conference Record: N/A
Basic Offense: Multiple
Basic Defense: 3-3 Sack
First Year of Football: 1896
All-Time Record: 284-356-24
All-Time Playoff Record:0-0-1
Last Playoff Appearance: 1956
Letterwinners Returning: 38
Letterwinners Lost: 18
Player Information
QB-Anthony Lindsey
Returning Offensive Starters (8)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Anthony Lindsey QB 5-11 175 Jr.
Greg Ford RB 5-9 165 Jr.
Nate Durant WR 5-9 165 Sr.
Austin Capi WR 6-0 200 Jr.
Dan Paulsen WR 6-0 200 Jr.
Macus Wagner G 6-0 285 Sr.
Addison Bowman T 6-5 285 So.
Julius Taylor TE 6-2 230 Sr.
Returning Defensive Starters (9)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
LaVarr Brown DL 5-11 245 Sr.
Ethan Tyler LB 5-11 235 Sr.
Durrell Kelley DL 5-10 265 Sr.
Payne Schoen LB 6-1 230 Jr.
Cory Sanders LB 5-9 190 Sr.
Lance Burns CB 6-0 180 Jr.
Deqwan Young CB 5-7 165 Jr.
Fred Blanton S 5-11 190 So.
Corrie Gregory S 5-11 175 Sr.
Special Teams Starters (1)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Aaron Patten K-P 5-11 175 So.
Returning Statistical Leaders
Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD
Greg Ford 103 406 3.9 3
Passing A-C-I Yds. Pct. TD
Anthony Lindsey 405-259-12 2860 64.0 18
Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD
Austin Capi 41 583 14.2 2
Dan Paulseon 40 663 16.6 5
Tackles T-S-A INT Sacks TFL
Cory Sanders 70-41-29 3 6.5 9.5-66
Payne Schoen 67-33-34 1 4 5.5-39
Ethan Tyler 61-43-18 0 3 8.5-36
Series Information
First Game: 1983
Series: 5-0
Last GV Win: 1993, 38-14
Last SJ Win: N/A
Current Streak: GV, 5
Longest Win Streak: GV, 5
Martin vs. SJ: 0-0
Esposito vs. GV: 0-0
Media Information
Football SID: Clark Teuscher
E-mail Address: clark@saintjoe.edu
Office Phone: 219-866-6141
Office Fax: 219-866-6280
Press Box Phone: 219-866-6074
Mailing Address: Saint Joesph’s College
PO Box 875
Rensselaer, IN 47978
2006 SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT
Sept. 2 ST.FRANCIS (Ill.)
Sept. 9 at Wayne State
Sept. 16 GRAND VALLEY STATE
Sept. 23 at Indianapolis
Sept. 30 at Missouri-Rolla
Oct. 7 VALPARAISO
Oct. 14 at Lincon (Mo.)
Oct. 21 at Kentucky Wesleyan
Oct. 28 at Fairmont State (W. Va.)
Nov. 4 at Central State
Nov. 11 TIFFIN
2005 RESULTS (7-4)
DATE OPPONENTS SCORE
Aug. 27 ASHLAND L, 15-30
Sept. 3 at St.Francis (Ill.) L, 7-10
Sept. 10 at Northwood L, 21-56
Sept. 17 LINCOLN (Mo.) W, 44-13
Sept. 24 MISSOURI-ROLLA W, 28-23
Oct. 1 UPPER IOWA W, 13-7
Oct. 8 at Valparaiso W, 34-21
Oct. 15 TIFFIN W, 28-7
Oct. 22 at Butler W, 23-7
Oct. 29 INDIANAPOLIS L, 13-34
Nov. 5 at Austin Peay W, 42-14

Series Information
First Game: 1976
Series: 17-2
Last GV Win: 2004, 24-7
Last MT Win: 1984, 27-20
Current Streak: GV, 12
Longest Win Streak: GV, 12
Martin vs. MT: 1-0
Stadium (Capacity): Sherman Field
(3,000)
Surface: Natural Grass
2005 Record: 6-3
2005 Conference Record: 6-3
Basic Offense: Pro Set
Basic Defense: 4-2
First Year of Football: 1920
All-Time Record: 299-300-17
All-Time Playoff Record: 0-1
Last Playoff Appearance: 2004
Letterwinners Returning: 41
Letterwinners Lost: 10
Player Information
Game 4
Michigan Tech
Huskies
September 21, 2006
Lubbers Stadium
Allendale, Mich.
Time - 7:00 pm
Kearly vs. GV: 0-0 General Information
Media Information
Football SID: West Frahm
Email Address: wfrahm@mtu.edu
Office Phone: 906-487-2350
Office Fax: 906-487-3062
Press Box Phone: 906-487-2386
Mailing Address: SDC, Room 233
1400 Townsend Drive
Houghton, MI 49931
2006 SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT
Sept. 2 WAYNE STATE
Sept. 9 at Indianapolis
Sept. 16 NORTHWOOD
Sept. 23 at Grand Valley State
Sept. 30 HILLSDALE
Oct. 7 at Ferris State
Oct. 14 SAGINAW VALLEY STATE
Oct. 21 NORTHERN MICHIGAN
Oct. 28 at Gannon
Nov. 5 at Findlay
2005 RESULTS (6-3)
DATE OPPONENTS SCORE
Aug. 23 at Northern Michigan W, 42-21
Sept. 3 INDIANAPOLIS W, 24-6
Sept. 10 at Mercyhurst W, 24-20
Sept. 24 ASHLAND W, 17-14
Oct. 1 GANNON W, 45-17
Oct. 8 at Wayne State L, 14-25
Oct. 15 at Northwood L, 21-24
Oct. 22 FERRIS STATE W, 35-19
Oct. 29 at Saginw Valley L, 10-17
2006 OPPONENTS
RB-Lee Marana
Returning Offensive Starters (8)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Ben James TE 6-4 235 Jr.
Lee Kamin OL 6-0 250 Sr.
Lee Marana RB 5-11 213 Sr.
Kurt Troutman OL 6-2 324 Sr.
Drew Shaft QB 6-0 190 So.
Kirk Williams WR 5-10 185 Jr.
DeVon Allen TE 6-5 222 Sr.
David Peterson WR 6-1 185 So.
Returning Defensive Starters (10)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
DaVaughn Dixion CB 5-8 165 Jr.
Bryan Klett LB 6-3 231 Sr.
Erik Lehmann DE 6-4 250 Sr.
Jake Meikle DB 5-11 175 Sr.
Cheyne Nelson DB 6-0 220 Jr.
Blair Tweedale DE 6-1 250 Sr.
Juan Wilson DB 5-11 212 Jr.
Antoine Young DL 6-2 340 Sr.
Zach Tatro CB 5-11 180 Sr.
Lee Keys DL 6-2 330 Jr.
Special Teams Starters (1)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Billy Koenig P 6-1 240 Sr.
Returning Statistical Leaders
Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD
Lee Marana 201 1105 5.5 13
Daryl Graham 151 905 6.0 8
Passing A-C-I Yds. Pct. TD
Drew Schaft 161-81-6 933 50.3 5
Donovan Dooley 25-12-1 144 48.0 2
Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD
Keith White 8 115 14.4 1
DeVon Allen 8 103 14.4 0
Tackles T-S-A INT Sacks TFL
Bryan Klett 67-22-45 0-0 1.5-8 6.5-14
Cheyne Nelson 54-35-19 1-2 1.5-14 7.5-39
Jake Meikle 51-26-25 0-0 0.5-4 3.5-10
Location: Houghton, Mich.
Enrollment: 6,510
Conference: GLIAC
Nickname: Huskies
Colors: Black, Gold, & Silver
President: Dr. Glenn Mroz
Athletics Director: Suzanne Sanregret
Coaching Information
Head Coach: Tom Kearly
(Winona State, ‘80)
Record at MT (years): 0-0 (first)
Career Record (years): 0-0 (first)
Football Office Phone: 906-487-2985
Assistant Coaches
Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator:
Tom Kearly
Offensive Line: Butch Barry
Defensive Coordinator:Tim Driscoll
Linebackers: Scottie Hazelton
Offensive Backs: Ted Holmstrom
Offensive Backs: Erik Leuter
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Game 5
Wayne State
Warriors
September 30, 2006
Adams Field
Detroit, Mich.
Time - 12:00 pm
General Information
Location: Detroit, Mich.
Enrollment: 33,314
Conference: GLIAC
Nickname: Warriors
Colors: Green & Gold
President: Dr. Irvin D. Reid
Athletics Director: Rob Fournier
Coaching Information
Head Coach: Paul Winters
(Akron, ‘80)
Record at WS (years): 4-16 (third)
Career Record (years): 4-16 (third)
Football Office Phone: 313-577-4288
Assistant Coaches
Offensive Line: Keith Uecker
Offensive Assist. Coach: James Adams
Special Teams/WRs: E.J. Hendrson
Linebackers: Landon Fox
Defensive Coordinator: Kurt Mattix
Defensive Assistant. Coach: Anthony
Coratti
Defensive Line/WRs: Scott Kazmierski
Tight Ends: John O’Connor
Quarterbacks: Rick Pyle
2006 OPPONENTS
Team Information
Stadium (Capacity): WSU
Stadium/Adams Field (6,000)
Surface: FieldTurf
2005 Record: 3-7
2005 Conference Record: 3-7
Basic Offense: Multiple
Basic Defense: 4-3
First Year of Football: 1918
All-Time Record: 300-427-29
All-Time Playoff Record: 0-0
Last Playoff Appearance: None
Letterwinners Returning: 44
Letterwinners Lost: 12
Player Information
LB-Chris Smilo
Returning Offensive Starters (10)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Muhammad Abdullah OL 6-5 315 Sr.
Nick Body WR 6-4 212 Sr.
Grant Fodor OL 6-3 275 Sr.
Luis Gomez RB 6-0 260 Jr.
Frank Lietke C 6-3 289 Jr.
Nolan Martin QB 6-2 220 Jr.
Chris Middlebrooks RB 5-7 177 Sr.
Chris Ostosh OL 6-3 294 So.
Jake Weingartz WR 5-9 176 Jr.
John Rehberg TE 6-3 246 So.
Returning Defensive Starters (9)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Dan Barnes LB 6-3 220 Sr.
Tristan Black LB 6-3 223 So.
Jerriel Burrus FS 5-9 186 Sr.
Mike Ellison DL 6-2 276 Sr.
Floyd Frjuste FS 5-8 176 Sr.
Derrion Fuqua CB 5-11 180 Sr.
Alan Guy LB 6-1 222 Jr
Ryan Oshnock SS 5-11 222 Jr.
Tyrone Spencer CB 5-9 183 Sr.
Special Teams Starters (1)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. CL
Returning Statistical Leaders
Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD
Chris Middlebrooks 239 1029 4.3 7
Luis Gomez 23 86 3.7 0
Passing A-C-I Yds. Pct. TD
Nolan Martin 285-137-13 1470 38.4 1
Chad Blair 21-9-1 76 42.9 0
Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD
Nick Body 67 809 12.1 3
Chris Middlebrooks 25 168 6.7 0
Tackles T-S-A INT Sacks TFL
Alan Guy 68-38-30 1 3 8.5-25
Ryan Oshnock 61-32-29 1 0 2.0-4
Jerriel Burrus 59-33-26 0 2 4.0-33
Series Information
First Game: 1975
Series: 23-5
Last GV Win: 2005, 36-22
Last WS Win: 1984, 30-3
Current Streak: GV, 19
Longest Win Streak: GV, 19
Martin vs. WS: 2-0
Winters vs. GV: 0-2
Media Information
Football SID: Jeff Weiss
Email Address: jeff.weiss@wayne.edu
Office Phone: 313-577-7542
Office Fax: 313-577-5997
Press Box Phone: 317-788-3309
Mailing Address: 5101 John C. Lodge
101 Matthaei
Detroit, MI 48202
2006 SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT
Sept. 2 at Michigan Tech
Sept. 9 SAINT JOSEPH’S
Sept. 16 MERCYHURST
Sept. 23 at Findlay
Sept. 30 GRAND VALLEY STATE
Oct. 7 at Gannon
Oct. 14 HILSDALE
Oct. 21 INDIANAPOLIS
Oct. 28 at Northwood
Nov. 4 ASHLAND
Nov. 11 at Ferris State
2005 RESULTS (3-7)
DATE OPPONENTS SCORE
Sept. 3 NORTHWOOD L, 14-28
Sept. 10 at Saginaw Valley L, 3-29
Sept. 17 at N. Michigan L, 13-15
Sept. 24 INDIANAPOLIS L, 16-23
Oct. 1 at Grand Valley State L, 22-36
Oct. 8 MICHIGAN TECH W, 25-14
Oct. 15 FINDLAY W, 34-17
Oct. 22 at Ashland L, 3-27
Oct. 29 GANNON W, 14-7
Nov. 5 at Hillsdale L, 14-28

Series Information
First Game: 1998
Series: 6-0
Last GV Win: 2003, 51-6
Last MH Win: N/A
Current Streak: GV, 6-0
Longest Win Streak: GV, 6
Martin vs. MH: 0-0
Team Information
Stadium (Capacity): Tullio Field (2,300)
Surface: AstroTurf
2005 Record: 2-8
2005 Conference Record:2-8
Basic Offense: Multiple
Basic Defense: Multiple
First Year of Football: 1981
All-Time Record: 117-120-4
All-Time Playoff Record: 0-1
Last Playoff Appearance: 1993
Letterwinners Returning: 62
Letterwinners Lost: 27
Player Information
Game 6
Mercyhurst
Lakers
October 7, 2006
Lubbers Stadium
Allendale, Mich.
Time - 7:00 pm
Schaetzle vs. GV: 0-1 General Information
Media Information
Football SID: Jason Knavel
Email Address: jknavel@mercyhurst.edu
Office Phone: 814-824-3338
Office Fax: 814-824-3338
Press Box Phone: 814-824-3095
Mailing Address: 501 E. 38th
Erie PA 16546
2006 SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT
Sept. 2 NORTHWOOD
Sept. 9 FERRIS STATE
Sept. 16 at Wayne State
Sept. 23 GANNON
Sept. 30 at Ashland
Oct. 7 at Grand Valley
Oct. 14 FINDLAY
Oct. 21 at Hillsdale
Oct. 28 NORTHERN MICHIGAN
Nov. 4 at Indianapolis
2005 RESULTS (2-8)
DATE OPPONENTS SCORE
Aug. 27 at Gannon L, 35-26
Sept. 3 at N. Michigan L, 40-35
Sept. 10 MICHIGAN TECH L, 24-20
Sept. 17 NORTHWOOD L, 35-7
Sept. 24 at Ferris State L, 33-27
Oct. 1 ASHLAND L, 45-7
Oct. 8 at Saginaw Valley L, 44-14
Oct. 22 at Indianapolis W, 28-24
Oct. 29 HILLSDALE L, 40-21
Nov. 5 FINDLAY W, 35-21
2006 OPPONENTS
OL-Brooks Davidson
Returning Offensive Starters (9)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Alan Dailide OL 6-2 275 Sr.
Brooks Davidson OL 6-6 275 Sr.
Owen Evans FB 6-1 225 Sr.
Doug Kastner OL 6-3 275 Sr.
Matt McCall OL 6-5 255 So.
Mitch Phillis QB 6-3 195 Jr.
Jeff Nowling WR 6-4 225 Sr.
Dan Schuler TE 6-5 230 Sr.
Richard Stokes RB 5-10 195 So.
Returning Defensive Starters (7)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Andre Dawson DT 6-2 280 Jr.
Theo Hall CB 5-9 170 So.
Charles Hutchins CB 5-8 172 Jr.
Brian Kelly DT 6-1 265 So.
Jim Kokrak LB 6-3 225 Jr.
Grant Meczka DE 6-2 220 Jr.
Zac Wild DE 6-2 230 So.
Special Teams Starters (1)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Brandon Hill K 6-4 225 So.
Returning Statistical Leaders
Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD
Richard Stokes 157 633 3.7 3
Matt Smith 86 329 3.4 3
Passing A-C-I Yds. Pct. TD
Mitch Phillis 198-119-8 1421 60.1 13
Jeff Nowling 40-15-6 223 37.5 1
Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD
Dan Schuler 23 386 16.8 3
Richard Stokes 21 165 7.9 0
Tackles T-S-A INT Sacks TFL
Jim Kokrak 127-54-73 1-3 2.5-16 6.5-33
Zac Wild 53-17-36 0-0 3.5-17 10-29
Theo Hall 51-30-21 1-65 0-0 0.5-6
Location: Erie, PA
Enrollment: 3,400
Conference: GLIAC
Nickname: Lakers
Colors: Green, Blue, & White
President: Dr. Thomas Gamble
Athletics Director: Pete Russo
Coaching Information
Head Coach: Marty Schaetzle
(Bucknell ‘83)
Record at MH (years): 13-30 (fifth)
Career Record (years): 13-30 (fifth)
Football Office Phone: 814-824-2244
Assistant Coaches
Defensive Coordinator: Mark McNellie
Defensive Line: Mike Krahe
Defensive Backs: Nick Toth
Defensive Backs: Jeff Gutowski
Offensive Line: Tom Herman
Offensive Line: Ray Enricco
Outside Linebackers: John Paul Shevory
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Game 7
Indianapolis
Greyhounds
October 14, 2006
Key Stadium
Indianapolis, Ind.
Time - 6:00 pm
General Information
Location: Indianapolis, Ind.
Enrollment: 4,000
Conference: GLIAC
Nickname: Greyhounds
Colors: Crimson & Grey
President: Dr. Beverly J. Pitts
Athletics Director: Dr. Sue Willey
Coaching Information
Head Coach: Joe Polizzi
(Hillsdale, ‘76)
Record at UI (years): 62-67-1 (13th)
Career Record (years): 62-67-1 (13th)
Football Office Phone: 317-788-3494
Assistant Coaches
Offensive Line: George Barnett
Defensive Coordinator:
Bob Bartolomeo
Linebackers: Chris Keevers
2006 OPPONENTS
Team Information
Stadium (Capacity): Key Stadium
(5,500)
Surface: Sprinturf
2005 Record: 6-5
2005 Conference Record: 5-5
Basic Offense: Pro-I
Basic Defense: Attack 5-2
First Year of Football: 1924
All-Time Record: 300-317-23
All-Time Playoff Record:0-0
Last Playoff Appearance: None
Letterwinners Returning: 47
Letterwinners Lost: 8
Player Information
QB-Casey Gillin
Returning Offensive Starters (10)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Justin Russell WR 5-11 190 Jr.
Kevin Sanford WR 5-11 169 Jr.
Zach Dennis OL 6-3 290 Jr.
Jason Smith OL 6-5 306 Jr.
Casey Gillin QB 6-2 198 Jr.
Craig Jenkins TB 5-9 179 Jr.
Marcus Nalley RB 6-0 197 Jr.
Sam Elmore RB 6-0 213 Jr.
Brent Surface OL 6-2 330 Sr.
Seth Picket TE 6-4 223 Jr.
Returning Defensive Starters (8)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Kenneth Akridge DB 6-0 177 So.
Neimiah Simons DB 5-10 182 Jr.
Kevin Shaw DB 5-9 175 Jr.
Leonard Bush LB 6-0 241 Jr.
Mychal Byrd DL 6-1 240 Jr.
Matt Maze LB 6-3 214 Jr.
Chris F. White DL 6-0 212 Jr.
Jimmy Fleshman DL 6-2 283 Jr.
Special Teams Starters (0)
Returning Statistical Leaders
Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD
Craig Jenkins 133 623 4.7 3
Marcus Nalley 114 546 4.8 2
Passing A-C-I Yds. Pct. TD
Casey Gillin 270-150-10 1780 55.6 10
Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD
Kevin Sanford 42 543 12.9 4
Sam Elmore 19 188 9.9 3
Tackles T-S-A INT Sacks TFL
Leonard Bush 55-25-30 2-11 3.0-17 8.5-31
Kevin Shaw 53-27-26 1-0 1.0-4 2.0-6
Mychal Byrd 51-26-25 1-5 3.5-29 10-44
Series Information
First Game: 1990
Series: 15-1
Last GV Win: 2005, 29-13
Last UI Win: 1999, 30-14
Current Streak: GV, 6
Longest Win Streak: GV, 9
Martin vs. UI: 2-0
Polizzi vs. GV: 1-11
Media Information
Football SID: Mitch Wigness
Email Address: mwigness@uindy.edu
Office Phone: 317-788-3494
Office Fax: 317-788-3472
Press Box Phone: 317-788-3309
Mailing Address: Univ. of Indianapolis
1400 East Hanna Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46227
2006 SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT
Sept. 2 at Northern Michigan
Sept. 9 MICHIGAN TECH
Sept. 16 at Gannon
Sept. 23 SAINT JOSEPH’S
Sept. 30 FINDLAY
Oct. 7 at Hillsdale
Oct. 14 GRAND VALLEY STATE
Oct. 21 at Wayne State
Oct. 28 at Saginaw Valley State
Nov. 4 MERCYHURST
Nov. 11 NORTHWOOD
2005 RESULTS (6-5)
DATE OPPONENTS SCORE
Aug. 27 HILLSDALE W, 29-21
Sept. 3 at Michigan Tech L, 6-24
Sept. 10 GRAND VALLEY L, 13-29
Sept. 17 at Ferris State W, 7-3
Sept. 24 at Wayne State W, 23-16
Oct. 1 SAGINAW VALLEY L, 7-27
Oct. 8 at Findlay W, 28-0
Oct. 15 GANNON W, 27-20
Oct. 22 MERCYHURST L, 24-28
Oct. 29 at St. Joseph’s (Ind.) W, 34-13
Nov. 5 at Ashland L, 3-20

Series Information
First Game: 1973
Series: 21-8-1
Last GV Win: 2005, 30-14
Last NU Win: 2004, 35-14
Current Streak: GV, 2
Longest Win Streak: GV, 11
Martin vs. NU: 2-1
Team Information
Stadium (Capacity): Hantz Stadium
(3,000)
Surface: Natural Grass
2005 Record: 9-3
2005 Conference Record: 8-2
Basic Offense: Woodbone
Basic Defense: 4-3
First Year of Football: 1962
All-Time Record: 199-209-8
All-Time Playoff Record: 1-3
Last Playoff Appearance: 2005
Letterwinners Returning: 32
Letterwinners Lost: 15
Player Information
Game 8
Northwood
Timberwolves
October 21, 2006
Lubber’s Stadium
Allendale, Mich.
Time - 7:00 pm
Riepma vs. GV: 3-10 General Information
Media Information
Football SID: Travis McCurdy
Email Address: mccurdyt@northwood.edu
Office Phone: 989-837-4239
Office Fax: 989-837-4484
Press Box Phone: 989-205-5479
Mailing Address: 4000 Whiting Drive
Bennett Sports Center
Midland, MI 48640
2006 SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT
Sept. 2 at Mercyhurst
Sept. 9 FINDLAY
Sept. 16 at Michigan Tech
Sept. 23 ASHLAND
Sept. 30 at Saginaw Valley
Oct. 7 NORTHERN MICHIGAN
Oct. 21 at Grand Valley State
Oct. 28 WAYNE STATE
Nov. 4 FERRIS STATE
Nov. 11 at Indianapolis
2005 RESULTS (9-3)
DATE OPPONENTS SCORE
Aug. 27 SAGINAW VALLEY L, 7-9
Sept. 3 at Wayne State W, 28-14
Sept. 10 ST. JOESPH’S W, 56-21
Sept. 17 at Mercyhurst W, 35-7
Sept. 24 FINDLAY W, 34-17
Oct. 1 HILLSDALE W, 49-20
Oct. 8 at Gannon W, 24-7
Oct. 15 MICHIGAN TECH W, 24-21
Oct. 22 GRAND VALLEY L, 14-30
Oct. 29 at Ferris State W, 42-23
Nov. 5 at Northern Mich. W, 70-20
Nov. 12 at Saginaw Valley L, 16-31
2006 OPPONENTS
DB-Jon Horn
Returning Offensive Starters (3)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Kyle Kolbe QB 6-0 171 Sr.
Matt Haynes RB 5-8 191 Sr.
Torris Childs FB 5-10 210 So.
Returning Defensive Starters (10)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Eric Stevens DL 6-3 269 Sr.
Charleston Hughes LB 6-1 230 Sr.
Quincy Burts DB 6-0 160 Sr.
Jon Horn DB 5-11 188 Sr.
Dexter Reid DB 5-10 175 Jr.
Kyle Clement DE 6-4 256 Jr.
Tommy Paulsen LB 6-1 210 So.
Andre Johnson DE 6-2 214 Sr.
Lorenzo Williams LB 6-1 225 Jr.
Richard Davis LB 6-1 210 Sr.
Returning Statistical Leaders
Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD
Kyle Kolbe 173 960 5.5 11
Matt Haynes 90 589 6.5 7
Passing A-C-I Yds. Pct. TD
Kyle Kolbe 94-51-2 720 54.3 7
Eric Chrisinske 47-23-2 413 48.9 2
Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD
Torris Childs 3 13 4.3 0
Antonie Ivy 2 24 12.0 0
Tackles T-S-A INT Sacks TFL
Charleston Hughes 91-58-33 2-43 0-0 4.0-8
Dexter Reid 53-34-19 6-39 0-0 0.5-1
Richard Davis 50-24-26 1-0 0-0 1.5-1
Location: Midland, Mich.
Enrollment: 1,970
Conference: GLIAC
Nickname: Timberwolves
Colors: Columbia Blue & White
President: Dr. David E. Fry
Athletics Director: Pat Riepma
Coaching Information
Head Coach: Pat Riepma
(Hillsdale, ‘83)
Record at NU (years): 76-62-2 (14th)
Career Record (years): 76-62-2 (14th)
Football Office Phone: 989-837-4385
Assistant Coaches
Associate Head Coach/Offensive Line:
Mike Sullivan
Offensive Coordinator: Malen Luke
Special Teams/WRs: Tom Creguer
Defensive Coordinator: Adam Gonzaga
Defensive Line: Leonard Haynes
Linebackers: Mike Gaken
Defensive Backs: Chad Coons
Safeties: Brandon Orr
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Game 9
Ferris State
Bulldogs
October 28, 2006
Top Taggart Field
Big Rapids, Mich.
Time - 2:00 pm
General Information
Location: Big Rapids, Mich.
Enrollment: 12,547
Conference: GLIAC
Nickname: Bulldogs
Colors: Crimson and Gold
President: Dr. David L. Eisler
Athletics Director: Tom Kirinovic
Coaching Information
Head Coach: Jeff Pierce
(Ferris State ‘79)
Record at FS (years): 69-52-0 (12th)
Career Record (years): 69-52-0 (12th)
Football Office Phone: 231-591-2864
Assistant Coaches
Defensive Coordinator/Linebacker
Coach: Duane Wilson
Offensive Coordinator/QBs/
WRs/TEs: Matt McCarthy
Offensive Line/TEs: Ken Conlin
Special Teams/DBs: Ted Egger
Defensive Line: Jason Rebrovich
Kickers/Punters: Rick Williams
2006 OPPONENTS
Team Information
Stadium (Capacity): Top Taggart Field
(6,200)
Surface: Artificial Turf
2005 Record: 3-8
2005 Conference Record: 3-7
Basic Offense: Pro-I
Basic Defense: 4-3
First Year of Football: 1900
All-Time Record: 345-391-40
All-Time Playoff Record: 5-5
Last Playoff Appearance: 1996
Letterwinners Returning: 45
Letterwinners Lost: 16
Player Information
LB-Mike Klobucher
Returning Offensive Starters (7)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Ryan Kaul QB 6-0 205 Sr.
Shawn Grigg TB 5-9 200 Sr.
John Vandenberg FB 5-11 236 Sr.
Rob Lukofsky C 6-2 290 Sr.
Chris Putra OL 6-2 264 Sr.
Allen Feigel OL 6-5 328 Sr.
Kevin Teeple OL 6-7 307 Sr.
Returning Defensive Starters (10)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Jereld Sawyer DL 6-1 278 Sr.
Jake Visser DL 6-2 265 So.
Erik Schumacher DE 6-4 248 Jr.
Kyle Walker DE 6-1 250 So.
Mike Klobucher LB 6-2 248 Sr.
Nick Maeder LB 5-10 210 Jr.
Jeff Hollandsworth LB 6-0 225 So.
Jim Skodak CB 6-0 202 Sr.
Nick Beaudry FS 5-10 197 Sr.
Chris Machalak SS 6-1 208 S.
Special Teams Starters (2)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Levi Slager P 6-0 181 Jr.
Josh Eichler K 5-10 208 Sr.
Returning Statistical Leaders
Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD
C.J. VanWieren 83 363 4.4 4
Ryan Kaul 119 280 2.4 4
Passing A-C-I Yds. Pct. TD
Ryan Kaul 251-144-9 1924 57.4 14
C.J. VanWieren 97-51-5 597 52.6 3
Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD
Nate Fricke 35 401 11.5 4
Lawrence Connor 25 253 10.1 0
Tackles T-S-A INT Sacks TFL
Mike Klobucher 109-45-64 0-0 0-0 6.5-16
Jake Visser 98-34-55 0-0 4.0-22 8.0-29
Jeff Hollandsworth 91-38-53 0-0 2.0-3 3.0-5
Series Information
First Game: 1971
Series: 21-12-1
Last GV Win: 2005, 30-10
Last FS Win: 1999, 48-23
Current Streak: GV, 5
Longest Win Streak: GV, 7
Martin vs. FS: 2-0
Pierce vs. GV: 2-8
Media Information
Football SID: Joe Gorby
Email Address: gorbyj@ferris.edu
Office Phone: 231-591-2336
Office Fax: 231-591-3775
Press Box Phone: 231-591-2217/2143
Mailing Address: 210 Sports Drive
Sports Complex 002
Big Rapids, MI 49307
2006 SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT
Sept. 2 at Kentucky State
Sept. 9 at Mercyhurst
Sept. 16 SAGINAW VALLEY STATE
Sept. 23 at Hillsdale
Sept. 30 at Northern Michigan
Oct. 7 MICHIGAN TECH
Oct. 14 GANNON
Oct. 21 at Ashland
Oct. 28 GRAND VALLEY STATE
Nov. 4 at Northwood
Nov. 11 WAYNE STATE
2005 RESULTS (3-8)
DATE OPPONENTS SCORE
Aug. 27 at Grand Valley State L, 10-30
Sept. 3 ASHLAND L, 21-24
Sept. 10 at Hillsdale L,14-34
Sept. 17 INDIANAPOLIS L, 3-7
Sept. 24 MERCYHURST W, 33-27
Oct. 1 at Findlay W, 34-31
Oct. 8 at North Dakota L, 7-44
Oct. 15 NORTHERN MICH. W, 62-42
Oct. 22 at Michigan Tech L, 19-35
Oct. 29 NORTHWOOD L, 23-42
Nov. 5 at Saginaw Valley L, 32-39

Series Information
First Game: 1975
Series: 24-10
Last GV Win: 2005, 24-17
Last SV Win: 2004, 31-20
Current Streak: GV, 2
Longest Win Streak: GV, 5
Martin vs. SV: 2-1
Awrey vs. GV: 2-7
Media Information
Football SID: Ryan Thompson
Email Address: rgthomps@svsu.edu
Office Phone: 989-964-4053
Office Fax: 989-964-7389
Press Box Phone: 989-755-0016
Mailing Address: Ryder Center 207
7400 Bay Road
University Center, MI
2006 SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT
Sept. 2 at Ashland
Sept. 9 Gannon
Sept. 16 at Ferris State
Sept. 23 NORTHERN MICHIGAN
Sept. 30 NORTHWOOD
Oct. 7 at Findlay
Oct. 14 at Michigan Tech
Oct. 28 INDIANAPOLIS
Nov. 4 at Grand Valley State
Nov. 11 HILLSDALE
2005 RESULTS (11-2)
DATE OPPONENTS SCORE
Aug. 27 at Northwood W, 9-7
Sept. 10 WAYNE STATE W, 29-3
Sept. 17 FINDLAY W, 42-3
Sept. 24 at Hillsdale W, 24-3
Oct. 1 at Indianapolis W, 27-7
Oct. 8 MERCYHURST W, 44-14
Oct. 15 at Grand Valley L, 31-10
Oct. 22 at Northern Mich. W, 31-20
Oct. 29 MICHIGAN TECH W, 17-10
Nov. 5 FERRIS STATE W, 39-32
Nov. 12 NORTHWOOD W, 31-16
Nov. 19 at Nebraska-Omaha W, 24-21
Nov. 26 at Grand Valley L, 24-17
2006 OPPONENTS
Team Information
Stadium (Capacity): Harvey Randall
Wickes Memorial Stadium (6,300)
Surface: Natural Grass, Prescription
Athletic Turf
2005 Record: 11-2
2005 Conference Record: 9-1
Basic Offense: Multiple
Basic Defense: 5-2
First Year of Football: 1975
All-Time Record: 195-134-3
All-Time Playoff Record:4-5
Last Playoff Appearance: 2005
Letterwinners Returning: 42
Letterwinners Lost: 19
Player Information
QB-Chris Dougherty
Returning Offensive Starters (7)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Bob Awrey WR 5-11 180 Sr.
Rick Cottengim WR 6-2 185 Jr.
Chris Dougherty QB 6-2 175 Jr.
Tony Alessi OL 6-5 300 Sr.
Matt Buren-Priebe OL 6-6 290 Sr.
Steve Brander TE 6-5 225 Jr.
Josh Gibbs OL 6-2 265 Jr.
Returning Defensive Starters (8)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Dmion DeRosia DL 6-6 325 Sr.
Joe DiGiorgio SS 6-0 205 Sr.
Derek Volmering LB 5-11 205 Jr.
Josh Miller DT 6-4 280 Jr.
Matt Black CB 5-9 155 So.
Brent Rogers LB 6-0 245 Sr.
Mark Miller CB 6-0 165 Jr.
Jeff Mackey FS 6-2 205 Sr.
Special Teams Starters (1)
Bobby Belmonte PK 5-10 170 Jr.
Returning Statistical Leaders
Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD
Chris Dougherty 93 127 1.4 1
Edric Prism 26 109 4.2 0
Passing A-C-I Yds. Pct. TD
Chris Dougherty 384-244-11 3066 63.5 26
Vinnie Miroth 52-34-0 477 65.4 4
Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD
Bob Awrey 52 582 11.2 4
Rick Cottengim 47 864 21.1 7
Tackles T-S-A INT Sacks TFL
Joe DiGiorgio 68-32-36 2-4 0-0 4.5-14
Derek Volmering 64-34-30 1-8 0-0 1.0-2
Josh Miller 58-26-32 0-0 10.0-59 13.0-71
Game 10
Saginaw Valley State
Cardinals
November 4, 2006
Lubbers Stadium
Allendale, Mich.
Time - 7:00 pm
General Information
Location: University Center, Mich.
Enrollment: 9,569
Conference: GLIAC
Nickname: Cardinals
Colors: Red, White, and Blue
President: Dr. Eric R. Gilbertson
Athletics Director:Dr. George Eastland
Coaching Information
Head Coach: Randy Awrey
(Northern Michigan, ‘78)
Record at SVSU (years): 63-20 (8th)
Career Record (years): 111-61-1 (17th)
Football Office Phone: 989-964-7315
Assistant Coaches
Assistant Head Coach/Offensive
Coordinator: Jim Kiernan
Wide Receivers: Brandon Johnson
Offensive Line: Todd Carter
Defensive Line: John Wesolek
Linebackers: Mike Jusick
LBs/Special Teams: Tom Wender
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Game 11
Northern Michigan
Wildcats
November 11, 2006
Superior Dome
Marquette, Mich.
Time - 1:00 pm
General Information
Location: Marquette, Mich.
Enrollment: 9,700
Conference: GLIAC
Nickname: Wildcats
Colors: Old Gold & Olive Green
President: Dr. Leslie Wong
Athletics Director: Ken Godfrey
Coaching Information
Head Coach: Bernie Anderson
(Northern Michigan, ‘78)
Record at NM (years): 0-0 (first)
Career Record (years): 93-96 (20th)
Football Office Phone: 906-227-2105
Assistant Coaches
Offensive Coordinator: Jeff
Duvendeck
Defensive Coordinator: Chad Braine
Defensive Line Coach: Ethan Jeros
QB Coach: Matt LeFleur
Running Backs Coach: Joe Ballard
Wide Receiver Coach: Vincent
Mayfield
Linebacker Coach: Tom Wender
Defensive Tackle Coach: Matt Bush
2006 OPPONENTS
Team Information
Stadium (Capacity): Superior Dome
(8,000)
Surface: Artificial Turf
2005 Record: 2-8
2004 Conference Record: 2-8
Basic Offense: Pro I
Basic Defense: 4-2
First Year of Football: 1904
All-Time Record: 389-311-26
All-Time Playoff Record: 6-6
Last Playoff Appearance: 1987
Letterwinners Returning: 25
Letterwinners Lost: 17
Player Information
LB-Jim Couretas
Returning Offensive Starters (5)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Brad Anderson RB 5-8 180 Jr.
Buddy Rivera QB 6-1 200 Jr.
Seth Arbogast OL 6-3 277 Sr.
Daniel Elmore WR 6-1 195 So.
Kristofer Krempien OL 6-6 215 So.
Returning Defensive Starters (9)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Tyler Larson DL 6-2 215 Jr.
Eric Mason DB 5-10 195 Sr.
Aaron Tillman DB 6-1 190 Sr.
Nicholas Bloch LB 6-0 220 So.
Mike Mahloch DL 6-3 250 Jr.
Joe Dost LB 6-2 215 Jr.
Arthur Scott DB 5-10 177 Sr.
Jonathon Hoggard DB 5-10 170 Jr.
Special Teams Starters (1)
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.
Thomas Labuz K/P 6-2 170 Jr.
Returning Statistical Leaders
Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD
Brad Anderson 127 561 4.4 5
Buddy Rivera 110 405 3.7 3
Passing A-C-I Yds. Pct. TD
Buddy Rivera 277-170-9 2151 61.4 13
Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD
Fred Wells 32 411 12.8 2
Paul Kraemer 20 226 11.3 1
Tackles T-S-A INT Sacks TFL
Tyler Larson 55-32-23 0-0 4.0-32 7.0-42
Eric Mason 48-31-17 0-0 0-0 1.0-2
Jim Couretas 110-59-51 0-0 3.0-2 8.0-28
Series Information
First Game: 1975
Series: 12-17
Last GV Win: 2005, 70-20
Last NM Win: 2000, 29-28
Current Streak: GV, 5
Longest Win Streak: NM, 11
Martin vs. NM: 2-0
Anderson vs. GV: 0-0
Media Information
Football SID: Dave Faiella
Email Address: dfaiella@nmu.edu
Office Phone: 906-227-1013
Office Fax: 906-227-2492
Press Box Phone: 906-227-1720
Mailing Address: Fair Ave. &
Presque Isle,
235 PEIF
Marquette, MI 49855
2006 SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT
Sept. 2 INDIANAPOLIS
Sept. 9 at Hillsdale
Sept. 23 at Saginaw Valley State
Sept. 30 FERRIS STATE
Oct. 7 at Northwood
Oct. 14 ASHLAND
Oct. 21 at Michigan Tech
Oct. 28 at Mercyhurst
Nov. 4 GANNON
Nov. 11 GRAND VALLEY STATE
2005 RESULTS (2-8)
DATE OPPONENTS SCORE
Aug. 27 MICHIGAN TECH L, 21-42
Sept. 3 MERCYHURST W, 40-35
Sept. 10 at Findlay L,37-20(OT)
Sept. 17 WAYNE STATE W, 15-13
Sept. 24 at Gannon L,23-26(OT)
Oct. 8 at Ashland L, 10-27
Oct. 15 at Ferris State L, 42-62
Oct. 22 SAGINAW VALLEY L, 20-31
Oct. 29 at Grand Valley State L, 3-48
Nov. 5 NORTHWOOD L, 20-70

ASHLAND
Date Score Site Res.
1990 14-3 H W
1991 38-7 A W
1992 27-10 H L
1993 29-14 A L
1994 17-7 A W
1995 52-17 H W
1996 14-7 A W
1997 31-20 H W
1998 42-35 H W
1999 44-26 A W
2000 38-7 H W
2001 63-19 A W
2004 37-7 H W
2005 14-10 A W
GVSU leads series 12-2
FERRIS STATE
Date Score Site Res.
1971 57-0 A L
1972 42-0 A L
1973 17-13 H L
1974 17-12 H L
1975 38-0 A W
1976 26-23 H L
1977 11-7 A L
1978 38-14 H W
1979 14-9 H L
1980 35-7 A W
1981 46-12 H W
1982 38-35 A W
1983 52-21 H W
1984 13-11 A L
1985 27-21 A W
1986 30-22 H W
1987 21-5 A W
1988 36-20 H W
1989 28-0 A W
1990 42-12 H W
1991 28-6 A W
1992 23-0 H L
1993 17-17 A T
1994 27-21 H L
1995 30-21 A L
1996 36-17 H W
1997 21-18 A W
1998 56-53 (ot) A W
1999 48-23 H L
2000 21-20 H W
2001 63-17 A W
2003 40-10 H W
2004 24-6 A W
2005 30-10 H W
GVSU leads series 21-12-1
SERIES RECORDS
FINDLAY
Date Score Site Res.
1971 70-6 A L
1972 38-6 A L
1973 52-6 A W
1974 41-7 H W
1998 50-7 H W
1999 37-9 A W
2002 63-19 H W
2003 44-0 A W
GVSU leads series 6-2
HILLSDALE
Date Score Site Res.
1974 14-10 A W
1975 31-14 H W
1976 16-3 A W
1977 31-20 H W
1978 28-21 A W
1979 28-6 H W
1980 27-9 A L
1981 23-12 H W
1982 24-19 A L
1983 12-10 H W
1984 20-6 A L
1985 21-14 H L
1986 25-22 A L
1987 28-13 H W
1988 20-0 A L
1989 31-17 H W
1990 38-34 A L
1991 9-6 H W
1992 34-21 A W
1993 38-21 H L
1994 33-20 A L
1995 25-20 H W
1996 17-16 A W
1997 14-12 H W
2000 31-29 A W
2001 57-21 H W
2002 44-19 H W
2003 37-24 A W
2004 58-7 H W
2005 38-10 A W
GVSU leads series 21-9
INDIANAPOLIS
Date Score Site Res.
1990 30-12 A W
1991 31-13 H W
1992 21-7 A W
1993 31-7 H W
1994 35-24 A W
1995 56-0 H W
1996 28-14 A W
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INDIANAPOLIS (CONT.)
1997 23-14 H W
1998 28-17 A W
1999 30-14 H L
2000 56-21 H W
2001 63-27 A W
2002 50-13 H W
2003 53-10 A W
2004 35-9 H W
2005 29-13 A W
GVSU leads series 15-1
MERCYHURST
Date Score Site Res.
1998 49-14 A W
1999 26-19 H W
2000 45-20 A W
2001 59-3 H W
2002 62-24 A W
2003 51-6 H W
GVSU leads series 6-0
MICHIGAN TECH
Date Score Site Res.
1976 10-8 A W
1977 10-6 H L
1980 44-6 A W
1981 52-6 H W
1982 35-28 A W
1983 36-34 H W
1984 27-20 A L
1985 42-22 A W
1994 33-7 H W
1995 54-52 A W
1996 56-7 H W
1997 49-21 A W
1998 43-23 A W
1999 21-7 H W
2000 31-29 H W
2001 44-34 A W
2002 56-14 A W
2003 48-17 H W
2004 24-7 N* W
*Played at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Mich. (Att. 50,123)
GVSU leads series 17-2
NORTHERN MICHIGAN
Date Score Site Res.
1975 21-17 A L
1976 31-14 H W
1978 49-22 A L
1979 41-14 H L
1980 48-9 A L
1981 29-28 H L
1982 47-29 A L
1983 27-14 H L
1984 59-13 A L
SERIES RECORDS
1985 42-7 H L
1986 28-24 A L
1987 28-0 H L
1988 30-20 A L
1989 38-18 H W
1990 45-15 A W
1991 35-0 H W
1992 23-20 A W
1993 28-28 H T
1994 24-17 A W
1995 26-23 H W
1996 14-9 A L
1997 39-22 H W
1998 17-14 H L
1999 51-13 A L
2000 29-28 A L
2001 64-14 H W
2002 51-14 H W
2003 50-20 A W
2004 45-29 A W
2005 48-3 H W
NMU leads series 16-13-1
NORTHWOOD
Date Score Site Res.
1973 14-7 A L
1974 14-13 H L
1975 7-7 A T
1976 40-14 H L
1977 16-6 A W
1978 36-7 H W
1979 22-14 A W
1980 17-13 H W
1981 38-7 A W
1982 20-10 H W
1983 31-30 A L
1984 21-14 H L
1985 24-21 H W
1986 35-14 A W
1987 45-3 H W
1988 34-2 A W
1989 42-17 H W
1993 35-0 A W
1994 70-13 A W
1995 43-7 H W
1996 38-34 A W
1997 24-20 H W
1998 44-41 H W
1999 41-30 A L
2000 45-17 H L
2002 33-14 H W
2003 33-14 A W
2004 35-14 H L
2004 10-7 A W*
2005 30-14 A W
GVSU leads series 20-8-1
*NCAA DII Playoffs

SAGINAW VALLEY
Date Score Site Res.
1975 32-5 H W
1976 17-6 A W
1977 41-14 H W
1978 24-14 A W
1979 32-24 A L
1980 45-22 H W
1981 31-7 A W
1982 55-7 H W
1983 15-14 A L
1984 28-14 H L
1985 35-18 A L
1986 28-13 H W
1987 31-28 A W
1988 14-13 H W
1989 42-17 A W
1990 23-7 H W
1991 14-10 A L
1992 24-20 H W
1993 36-17 A W
1994 27-20 H W
1995 24-21 A L
1996 17-6 H W
1997 30-27 (ot) A L
1998 37-36 A W
1999 31-7 H W
2000 28-21 A L
2001 38-7 H W
2001 33-30 H W*
2002 23-18 A W
2003 34-20 H L
2003 10-3 A W*
2004 31-20 A L
2005 31-10 H W
2005 24-17 H W*
GVSU leads series 24-10
*NCAA DII Playoffs
SERIES RECORDS
WAYNE STATE
Date Score Site Res.
1975 15-6 A L
1976 3-0 H W
1977 6-3 A W
1978 24-10 H W
1979 17-14 A L
1980 10-7 H L
1981 40-17 A W
1982 32-14 H W
1983 22-10 A L
1984 30-3 H L
1985 10-7 H W
1986 21-3 A W
1987 28-0 H W
1988 13-10 A W
1989 49-10 H W
1990 35-15 H W
1991 59-28 A W
1992 16-14 H W
1993 28-25 A W
1994 31-14 H W
1995 42-10 A W
1996 23-0 H W
1997 45-30 A W
2000 22-20 A W
2001 77-12 H W
2002 49-14 A W
2003 50-14 H W
2004 34-0 A W
2005 36-22 H W
GVSU leads series 24-5
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Overall Home Road Series Last
Team GP W L T Pct W L T W L T Began Meeting
Adrian 2 2 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1 0 0 1973 1974
Alma 4 1 3 0 .250 1 0 0 0 3 0 1971 1974
Ashland 14 12 2 0 .857 6 1 0 6 1 0 1990 2005
Bentley 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 1 0 0 2003 2003
Bloomsburg 1 1 0 0 1.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 2001 2001
Bowling Green 2 0 2 0 .000 0 1 0 0 1 0 1977 1978
Butler 6 5 1 0 .666 3 0 0 2 1 0 1986 1992
California (Pa.) 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 1 0 0 1989 1989
California-Davis 4 2 2 0 .500 1 1 0 1 1 0 1997 2002
Carson-Newman 1 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0 1984 1984
Catawba 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 2001 2001
Central Connecticut 2 2 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1 0 0 1985 1986
Central Florida 1 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0 1987 1987
Central State (Ohio) 5 3 2 0 .600 3 0 0 0 2 0 1978 1987
C.W Post 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 2002 2002
Defiance 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 1977 1977
East Texas State 2 0 2 0 .000 0 1 0 0 1 0 1990 1991
East Stroudsburg 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 2005 2005
Eastern Illinois 2 0 2 0 .000 0 1 0 0 1 0 1983 1984
Elon College (NC) 1 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0 1978 1978
Evansville 2 2 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1 0 0 1985 1986
Ferris State 34 21 12 1 .632 10 7 0 11 5 1 1971 2005
Findlay 8 6 2 0 .750 3 0 0 3 2 0 1971 2003
Franklin College 4 4 0 0 1.000 2 0 0 2 0 0 1976 1979
Gannon 2 2 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1 0 0 2004 2005
Grand Rapids JC 6 3 3 0 .500 2 0 0 1 3 0 1971 1976
Hillsdale 30 21 9 0 .700 13 2 0 8 7 0 1974 2005
Hope College 2 1 1 0 .500 0 0 0 1 1 0 1971 1980
Illinois Benedictine 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 1975 1975
Illinois-Chicago 2 1 1 0 .500 0 0 0 1 1 0 1971 1973
Indiana (Pa) 7 1 6 0 .142 1 3 0 0 3 0 1989 2002
Indianapolis 16 15 1 0 .938 7 1 0 8 0 0 1990 2005
Kalamazoo College 4 2 2 0 .500 1 0 0 1 2 0 1971 1972
Manchester 3 2 1 0 .666 1 0 0 1 1 0 1972 1974
Mankato State 2 2 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1 0 0 1989 1990
Mercyhurst 6 6 0 0 1.000 4 0 0 2 0 0 1998 2003
Michigan Tech 19 17 2 0 .895 7 1 0 9 1 0 1976 2004
Minnesota-Crookston 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 2001 2001
Missouri-Rolla 2 1 1 0 .500 0 1 0 1 0 0 1985 1986
North Dakota 4 2 2 0 .500 1 0 0 0 1 0 2001 2005
North Dakota State 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 1 0 0 1991 1991
Northeast Missouri 2 0 2 0 .000 0 1 0 0 1 0 1987 1988
Northeastern Illinois 6 6 0 0 1.000 3 0 0 3 0 0 1975 1980
Northern Colorado 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 2002 2002
Northern Iowa 1 0 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 1 0 1981 1981
Northern Michigan 30 13 16 1 .450 8 6 1 5 10 0 1975 2005
Northwest Missouri St. 2 1 1 0 .000 0 1 0 0 0 0 1984 2005
Northwestern Iowa 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 1980 1980
Northwood 30 21 8 1 .716 10 5 0 11 3 1 1973 2005
Saginaw Valley State 34 24 10 0 .706 15 2 0 9 8 0 1975 2005
Slippery Rock 1 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0 1998 1998
South Dakota State 2 0 2 0 .000 0 1 0 0 1 0 1999 2000
Southeast Missouri 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 1988 1988
Southwest Texas State 1 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0 1996 1996
St. Cloud State 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 1982 1982
St. Francis (Ill.) 8 7 1 0 .875 4 1 0 3 0 0 1988 1998
St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 5 5 0 0 1.000 3 0 0 2 0 0 1983 1993
Texas A&M-Kingsville 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 1 0 0 2003 2003
Valdosta State (Ga.) 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 1 0 0 2002 2002
Valparaiso 5 5 0 0 1.000 2 0 0 3 0 0 1975 1992
Wayne State (Mich.) 29 24 5 0 .827 13 2 0 11 3 0 1975 2005
Western Illinois 1 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0 1988 1988
Western Michigan 2 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0 0 2 0 1979 1982
Winona State 3 3 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 2 0 0 1987 2004
Wisconsin-LaCrosse 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 1 0 0 1977 1977
Wisconsin-Stout 2 1 1 0 .500 1 0 0 0 1 0 1985 1986
Totals: 380 263 114 3 .696 142 39 1 121 75 2
(2005 Opponents in Bold)
GVSU is 4-2 in neutral site games.
SERIES RECORDS

Lubber Lubbers
s Stadium
Lubber Lubbers
s Stadium History Histor pg. pg.
94

The Grand Valley State football team enjoys the
friendly confines of Arend D. Lubbers Stadium, one of the
top Division II facilities in the nation. Gameday at Lubbers
Stadium brings a buzz of excitment and pride to the Laker
football program. The surroundings of Lubbers Stadium
have changed almost yearly and add to the festivities that
surround a Laker football Saturday during the fall. Most
recently, a new Daktronics Scoreboard with a ProStar
Video Display board was added for the 2005 season. Two
seating sections were added to each end of the home side
and a new student section was built to accomadate the stellar
student turnout for Laker football games in 2004.
The Lakers have moved all of their football operations
into the GVSU Football Center and the Rob
Odejewski Weight Room in 2002. The Football Center
includes a state-of-the-art locker room, equipment room,
training room and meeting rooms. The design doubled the
size of the former building in the north end zone by adding
over 4,000 square feet (2,000 sqaure feet on each side).
Permanent lighting, a new playing surface, and six executive
suites located on each side of the press box are additions
added in the last four years. The student seating area,
which moved to south endzone in 1998, has created
renewed excitment among the student body. The student
seating section has doubled in capacity from 1,300 to 2,700
with the new bleachers. The Laker student seating section
is routinely filled to capacity with the overflow moving
onto the track.
LUBBERS STADIUM STADIUM
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With the increased seating in the south end zone
and the two new sections on the home side, Lubbers
Stadium now has a permanent seating capacity for 8,550
fans. The Lakers set a Lubbers Stadium and GLIAC singlegame
record in 2005 as 14,557 fans watched Grand Valley
State claim a 30-10 victory over Ferris State in the seasonopener.
GVSU set a GLIAC single-season attendance
record as 57,662 fans watched Laker football at Lubbers
Stadium during the regular season for an average of 11,532
for five home dates. The Lakers ranked second in total
attendance (73,936) among DII schools for the season and
sixth in average per home contest (9,242). GVSU’s regular
season average of 11,532 ranked second in the country
among DII schools. West Texas A&M drew 13,089 fans per
home game during the 2005 campaign. Four of the Lakers’
top 10 single-game crowds came during the 2005 regular
season. GVSU played before crowds of 14,472 (Saginaw
Valley), 10,942 (Wayne State) and 10,460 (Northern
Michigan). The Lakers have played before crowds of
10,000 or more 13 times in the last 21 regular season
games.
Designed with the future in mind, the stadium can
have permanent seating added when needed, with ultimate
expansion to 20,000 seats. A new track was also installed
in the summer of 1998.
The stadium and track complex was dedicated on
September 15, 1979, and named in honor of former Grand
Valley State president, Arend D. Lubbers. Lubbers was
instrumental in raising more than $700,000 toward the
$1,050,000 project. The majority of the cost was offset by
gifts from GVSU football fans and private donors.
Lubbers Stadium was built around the existing
football field of Prescription Athletic Turf (PAT). The field,
which is drained and heated by more than seven miles of
tubing and electric coils, was installed in 1972. A new automatic
sprinkler system was also installed in the summer of
1998.
LUBBERS STADIUM STADIUM
TOP 25 LUBBERS STADIUM CROWDS
Year Opponent Score Atten.
2005 Ferris State W 30-10 14,557
2005 Saginaw Valley W 31-10 14,472
2003 Saginaw Valley L 34-20 12,832
2003 Ferris State W 40-10 12,627
2002 UC Davis W 24-17 12,361
2004 Hillsdale W 58-7 11,610
2004 Northwood L 35-14 11,041
2004 Indianapolis W 35-9 10,969
2005 Wayne State W 36-22 10,942
2005 Northern Michigan W 48-3 10,460
2003 Wayne State W 50-14 10,054
2003 Michigan Tech W 48-17 10,034
2002 Hillsdale W 44-19 10,031
2004 Ashland W 37-7 9,578
2002 Northern Michigan W 51-14 9,560
2000 Northwood L 45-17 8,951
2001 Mercyhurst W 59-3 8,057
1999 Indianapolis L 30-14 8,028
2001 Northern Michigan W 64-14 7,606
2005 Gannon W 61-10 7,191
2003 Mercyhurst W 51-6 6,678
2001 Catawba W 34-16 6,585
2002 Northwood W 33-14 6,544
2002 Findlay W 63-19 6,278
2002 Indianapolis W 50-13 6,064
The Lubbers Stadium press box was designed to
accomodate both print and electronic media representatives.
It’s spacious features include a television booth, two
radio booths and an open air television and film platform
on the second deck.
Grand Valley’s football team has been very successful
in games at Lubbers Stadium. The Lakers have an
all-time record of 118-31-1 (.790) since the stadium was
completed in 1979 and GVSU is 37-3 at home since 2000.

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Grand Valley State was one of only a handful of colleges and
universities which began playing football in the 1970’s.
According to NCAA records, the Lakers have been one of the
most successful of all collegiate squads to take the field during
that time period.
Laker football has been a key element of Grand Valley’s rise
from a small college to a regional university. President Arend D.
Lubbers began the push for a team when he arrived in 1969. A
year later, a Laker junior varsity team took the field. Then, in the
fall of 1971, the Lakers kicked off their first varsity season. “It
was clear that Grand Valley was changing from a commuter college,
to a residential school in need of activities such as music,
drama, and athletics,” Lubbers recalled. “Football gave us the
anchor, something you could
build your weekend around.”
The Origin of the Program
Lubbers came to Grand
Valley from Central College in
Pella, Iowa, which had a successful
football tradition. He
hired Zeeland native Ron
Schipper, who had been at
Central for 33 years, played in
three national finals, and won
one national championship.
“I was used to success at
Central College, so when we
started at Grand Valley, I wanted
to have a successful program
instead of throwing the
ball out and saying, ‘O.K.
boys, it doesn’t matter whether
we win or not.’”
But despite Lubbers’ success
at Central College, it took
almost nine years before Grand
Valley had the total package.
The First Varsity Team
With blessing from the
Board of Control, GV launched
its football program to play a
junior varsity schedule in 1970
and became varsity in 1971. On
March 24, 1970, Lubbers,
along with athletic director Charles H. Irwin, announced the hiring
of Robert “Rip” Collins, a successful high school coach at
Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills. Success didn’t come quickly for the
Lakers, and it took almost three years to win a football game.
Collins was unable to get the program off to a successful start
after going 0-13 and being outscored 534-58 in 1971 and 1972.
Harkema Begins the Tradition
E. James Harkema took over as head coach in January of 1973,
coming to GV from Northern Illinois where he was an offensive
backfield coach.
Also awaiting Harkema was a brand new football field constructed
in 1972 which featured the first “prescription athletic
turf” (PAT) football playing surface in the country.
It was ironic that Harkema opened the 1973 campaign against
his alma mater Kalamazoo College, where he won 10 varsity letters
and led the Hornets to six MIAA championships.
John Mahan rushed 26 times for 158 yards and Steve Brems
added 122 more to lead GV to its first football victory in its season
opener at home, a 27-14 win over Kalamazoo. Defensive
tackle Bryce Berth and offensive guard Tom Tefft were named the
History Histor
Running back John Mahan
offensive and defensive players of the game.
To prove it was not fluke, the Lakers did it again the following
week with Mahan rushing for 147 yards and Brems adding 138 as
GV defeated Chicago Circle 40-8 in a night game played at
Soldier Field in Chicago.
Grand Valley outscored opponents 259-120 and posted their
first winning season. 1973 marked the start of the great football
tradition at Grand Valley, and during the next 10 years under
Harkema they would post a 68-29-1 record, win three Great Lakes
Conference football championships and make one trip to the
NAIA playoffs.
Also during that period, a number of Lakers would begin
careers in professional football. Jim Schaap and Tom Tefft, 1971-
73, were the first Lakers to sign
professional football contracts
when they signed with the
Detroit Wheels of the World
Football League in 1974, setting
the stage for a number of
GV football alums to follow
into the National Football
League during that period.
They include Gary Evans
1975-77 (New York Jets), Ron
Essink 1976-79 (Seattle
Seahawks), Ron Rubick 1978-
81 (Detroit Lions), Steve
Michuta 1979-81 (Cleveland
Browns), and Jeff Chadwick
1980-82 (Detroit Lions).
Many Laker followers feel
that the 1975 team, with a 7-2-
1 record, may have set the standards
for many years to come.
After dropping a hard fought
15-6 contest to Wayne State,
which also included the loss of
their quarterback Scott
VanDyken for the season, the
Lakers bounced back to
shutout Ferris State, 38-0, for
their first win over the
Bulldogs, defeat Saginaw
Valley and Hillsdale, tie
Northwood, and lose on a trick
play to Northern Michigan, 21-
17. 1976 was the year Grand Valley would receive national attention
in more ways than one. It all started at Michigan Tech when
Roger McCoy was credited with a 39-yard field goal although the
ball never cleared the crossbar. Instead, the ball hit a public
address wire some 50 feet in the air and the ball dropped straight
down in front of the goal posts.
A lengthy deliberation following was dominated by Michigan
Tech coach Jim Kapp, who brought the ground rule to the attention
of the officials, that if that ball should hit the wire in flight,
the down should be replayed. Kapp’s appeal was denied on the
basis that he forgot to tell Grand Valley or the officials before the
start of the game that the rule existed, and because the field goal
was allowed, the Lakers walked away with a 10-8 victory. McCoy
had set a GVSU record with a 60-yard field goal the previous
week against Grand Rapids JC at Houseman Field.
The Lakers get on the Map
The game which put Grand Valley on the map was the season
finale against Northern Michigan. The Wildcats came into
Allendale as defending champions, boasting an 18-game winning

streak, ranked No. 1 in Division II and fresh off an 82-7 whipping
of Nebraska-Omaha.
ABC television sent a crew to feature Northern Michigan, but
it was the Lakers, playing 21 seniors who built up a 24-0 lead and
went on to shock the Wildcats 31-14 before the then largest crowd
in GV history at the time.
Reflections of that game even hit the state legislature, when the
Representative Dominic Jacobetti of Neguanee vowed he would
eat a pasties’ box if Northern were to lose. Although humbled,
Jacobetti was true to his word, and ate a piece of cake looking like
a pasties’ box that was furnished by Grand Valley president Don
Lubbers.
Grand Valley Dominates the GLIAC
Harkema’s teams had traditionally
been built around
defense and a solid running
game. In 1977 he decided to go
to the air and with senior quarterback
Roy Gonzalez at the
helm, a transfer from Toledo,
the Lakers took to the air and
won the first of three Great
Lakes Conference
Championships in a five year
period.
Gonzalez was followed by
quarterbacks David Quinley,
Steve Michuta, and Jeff Lynch,
who gave GV the most feared
passing in the GLIAC. They
were also blessed with outstanding
receivers in Clint
Nash, Michael Woods, Rubick
Chadwick, and Bill Lucksted as
the Lakers averaged seven wins
a year from 1977-82.
Argument still exists over
Harkema’s most successful
team. The 1976 club, despite an
8-2 record, and posting the
biggest victory in the school’s
history, finished second in the GLIAC and missed the NAIA playoffs.
The First Playoff Year
In 1978 with Quinley at the controls, the Lakers suffered early
49-22 and 49-3 losses to Northern Michigan and Bowling Green,
but bounced back to win eight straight games including a repeat
of the GLIAC title and an NCAA playoff victory over Wisconsin-
LaCrosse. The team lost at Elon (NC) College 14-7 in the semifinals
of the NAIA playoffs and closed out with a 9-3 record, the
most wins in GV history at the time. The 1981 season was similar
to 1978 when the Lakers lost 21-20 to Northern Iowa and 29-
28 to Northern Michigan, but bounced back to dominate the
GLIAC and win their third title despite a rash of injuries which
devastated the club.
The Lakers Earn a New Stadium
The Grand Valley football package was completed when the
stadium and track complex named after its president, Arend D.
Lubbers, was dedicated on September 15, 1979. The majority of
these gifts included contributions from Laker football fans and
private donors. The stadium was built around the existing PAT
field with permanent seating for 4,146 fans. Beside the
stadium/track complex, the new practice fields and the new
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Lubbers Stadium under construction
Fieldhouse, which replaced the Dome in 1982, gave GV one of
the finest Division II facilities in the Midwest. Harkema was on
his way to building another winner when he accepted the head
coaching job at Eastern Michigan. He resigned in November 1982
and was replaced by Bob Giesey, Ball State assistant, in
December of 1982.
Giesey’s team lost the final two games of the season by two
points, 31-30 to Northwood and 15-14 to Saginaw Valley to finish
4-6. The roof caved in the following year and GV went 0-10 and
managed only 99 points for the season.
Beck Turns GVSU into a Winner Again
Giesey resigned and Athletic Director Dr. George MacDonald
began a nationwide search which climaxed with the hiring of Tom
Beck, a Chicago native, who came to Grand Valley from the
Chicago Blitz of the United
States Football League and
who had turned losing programs
into winning ones at
Illinois Benedictine and
Elmhurst College.
It took Beck three games to
get back on track in 1985.
Faced with a 14-game losing
streak, Beck made some key
personnel changes. Beck
installed Guy Schuler at quarterback
and moved wide
receiver Ray Buckner to tailback,
linebacker Sylvester
Johnson to fullback, and
defensive tackle Brian
Mulcahy to middle linebacker.
The Lakers went out and
defeated Evansville 28-14 and
finished the year 6-5.
The next five years would
see explosive offenses, outstanding
players and solid
coaching which would result
in trips to the NCAA Division
II playoffs, as well as the
Lakers becoming a fixture in
preseason and postseason rankings.
Beck’s 1986 team posted a 9-2 record, but that was only an
inkling of this to come.
Undefeated in 1989
After a pair of 7-4 seasons in 1987 and 1988, the Lakers posted
their first undefeated regular season with an 11-0 record and
the final Great Lakes Conference Championship in 1989. GV led
Division II in total offense, averaging 480.9 yards per game and
also in points with 44.5.
One of the highlights of the 1989 season was GVSU’s record
breaking 91-0 victory over Valparaiso. The Lakers jumped out to
a 56-0 halftime lead as they rolled up 731 yards in total offense.
Freshman kicker Miguel Sagaro from Spain set a Division II
record when he connected on 65 of 66 extra points for the season
and sophomore fullback Eric Lynch scored 21 touchdowns. Lynch
went on to begin an outstanding career with the Detroit Lions.
Grand Valley finished third in the final 1989 Division II poll
and earned the first of three consecutive playoff berths, losing to
Indiana, PA, 34-24 on a frigid November afternoon highlighted by
11 inches of snow on the ground.
Grand Valley Joins MIFC, Wins Inaugural Crown
In 1990, Grand Valley, along with GLIAC members Ferris
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State, Hillsdale, Northern Michigan, Saginaw Valley, and Wayne
State, joined forces with the schools from the Heartland
Conference which included Ashland, Butler, University of
Indianapolis, St. Joseph’s College, and Valparaiso to form the
Midwest Intercollegiate Football Conference.
The Lakers continued their winning ways, posting a 22-game
regular season winning streak before falling at Hillsdale, 38-34.
GV won the inaugural MIFC crown, finished with a 10-2 record
and lost to East Texas State, 20-14, in the playoffs.
Kelly Moves Up
Beck left Grand Valley the following March to become an
assistant at Notre Dame, and Athletic Director Mike Kovalchik
filled the position with 28-year old Laker assistant Brian Kelly, a
graduate of Assumption College, who continued to lead the
Lakers to success on the gridiron.
He posted his 20th and 30th wins
faster than any of his predecessors,
and going into the 2003 season has
a 104-34-2 record in twelve seasons
of competition.
GV Defeats Defending National
Champ, Goes To Playoffs For
Third Straight Year
Kelly’s first season was a roller
coaster ride as the Lakers began by
defeating defending Division II
national champion North Dakota
State, 21-17, in Fargo, breaking
the Bison 25 game home winning
streak as the Lakers became the
first team to score a rushing TD in
38 quarters. The following week
Grand Valley was shutout 33-0 in
the Butler Bowl. Kelly’s 1991
team went on to post a 9-3 record,
losing to East Texas State in the
playoffs, 36-15.
Grand Valley shared its second
MIFC crown with Butler, Ferris,
and Hillsdale in 1992 with an 8-3
record. Kelly’s club returned to
the playoffs in 1994 and posted an
8-4 mark after losing to IUP in the
first round.
Kelly Continues Winning Tradition
The Lakers posted back to back 8-3 seasons in ‘95 and ‘96, finishing
second in the MIFC both years. GVSU earned a share of
the conference title in 1997, with a 9-2 overall record, and finished
the MIFC season 9-1, with only a 30-27 overtime loss at
Saginaw Valley State.
Quarterback Jeff Fox led the Lakers to their second straight
MIFC title and back into the playoffs in 1998 with a 9-1 conference
mark. Fox became Grand Valley State’s first-ever Harlon
Hill Award Finalist as he rewrote the GVSU single-season and
career offensive record books. The Lakers season was ended by
Slippery Rock in the first round of the playoffs, 37-14.
Kelly decided to go with a youth movement in 1999 and the
inexperience showed as the Lakers stumbled to a 5-5 finish. The
2000 season started slowly as a tough early schedule dropped
GVSU to 0-3. However, the Lakers did not quite after the rough
start and responded with a six-game winning streak to end the
season at 7-4.
In 2001 the dividends of getting young players some vaulable
experience showed as the Lakers not only won their first- ever
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playoff game but advanced to the 2001 National Championship.
Behind an offensive attack like no Division II school before it,
Grand Valley posted a perfect 10-0 regular season with an average
of 58.4 points per game and 48.0 average margin of victory.
GVSU’s march to the championship game was not easy, however,
as quarterback and Harlon Hill Finalist Curt Anes, was injured in
the Lakers’ first playoff game. Grand Valley responded with a
first round 42-14 victory over Bloomsburg, a 33-30 second round
win over Saginaw Valley State, and a semifinal win over Catawba
College, 34-16, with two back up quarterbacks. In the championship
game against North Dakota the Lakers took a 14-10 lead
with 2:46 left in the game, but the Fighting Sioux responded with
a last minute drive of their own to take the title, 17-14.
Finish what we started was the motto of the 2002 season.
Curt Anes returned from a serious knee injury to guide GVSU to
a perfect 10-0 regular season mark.
GVSU defeated three ranked
teams en route to the undefeated
season. The playoffs began with a
convincing 62-13 win over C.W.
Post. Then came a matchup against
longtime nemesis Indiana (Pa.).
GVSU entered the game 0-6
against the Indians all-time, however,
scored on its first eight possessions
in the first half and built a
50-7 lead. The Lakers cruised to a
62-21 win and advanced to the
NCAA DII semifinals. Grand
Valley State again jumped out to
an early lead and never looked
back with an impressive 44-7 victory
over Northern Colorado. The
win advanced GVSU to the NCAA
DII National Championship game
for the second straight year. The #1
ranked Lakers squared off against
#2 Valdosta State for a winner take
all game. GVSU led 17-6 at the
half and 24-6 midway through the
fourth quarter. However, VSU
scored 18 unanswered points to tie
the game with just over three minutes
remaining. Anes, who won the
Harlon Hill Award as the DII Player
of the Year less than 24 hours earlier,
drove the Lakers 68 yards in 2:05 for a TD to give GVSU the
2002 NCAA DII National Championship. Anes hit All-American
David Kircus on a 10-yard pass for the winning score. Grand
Valley State went wire-to-wire as the top-ranked team in Division
II and finished with a perfect 14-0 record.
Following “Finish What We Started” in 2002, the 2003 motto
was “Tradition Never Graduates”. Gone from the 2002 team were
25 seniors that concluded their careers with back-to-back appearances
in the NCAA DII Championship game. However, someone
forgot to tell the the 2003 squad that the run was over. The 2003
campaign started with a road win over perennial DII power UC
Davis that was now a IAA school. GVSU limited the high-powered
Aggie offense to just two field goals, while GVSU’s All-
American placekicker, David Hendrix, booted three field goals,
the final one coming in overtime to give a young GVSU squad a
9-6 win. A resounding win over West Michigan rival Ferris State
followed as the Laker defense scored a pair of TDs. Wins over
Wayne State, Hillsdale, Michigan Tech and Northern Michigan
built the Lakers’ overall winning streak to 20 games and the conference
streak to 29 games. A date with fourth-ranked Saginaw

Valley State was next on the ledger and GVSU and GLIAC record
crowd of 12,832 attended the much anticipated contest at Lubbers
Stadium. GVSU turnovers and miscues filled the second half and
the Cardinals capitalized to claim a 34-20 victory. GVSU
regrouped and notched a 33-14 win at Northwood to build
momentum towards another playoff run. However, this playoff
run would have to be done on the road as GVSU entered the playoffs
seeded third in the Northeast Region. The Lakers opened with
a 65-36 win at Bentley College that set up a rematch with SVSU.
Scott Mackey picked off a pass late in the second quarter to score
the games only TD and give GVSU a 10-3 win. A win (31-3) in
south Texas over Texas A&M-Kingsville propelled GVSU into its
third straigth NCAA DII Championship game. A familar foe,
North Dakota, was on the docket in a game that was sure to be a
defensive battle. GVSU led 3-0 in the third quarter, but UND was
deep in Laker territory and looking
to take the lead before junior defensive
back Lucius Hawkins made the
play of the game. Hawkins forced a
fumble by the Sioux QB that he in
turn picked up and raced 59 yards to
the North Dakota 20-yard line. All-
American Michael Tennessee
scored three plays later from three
yards out to give GVSU a 10-0 lead.
GVSU led 10-3 in the closing minutes
as North Dakota was driving.
Senior linebacker Mike Hoad would
have none of that and picked off a
pass on the Laker 10 to preserve the
win and give GVSU back-to-back
NCAA DII National
Championships. The 2003 GVSU
senior class etched their names in
the record books by becoming just
the second team (North Alabama) in
NCAA DII history to make three
consecutive trips to the title game.
The Laker seniors were 47-2 in their
final 49 games and tallied a fouryear
GLIAC record of 34-4.
Chuck Martin Takes Over The
Reins Of Laker Football
The 2004 season opened the era of a new mentor as Brian Kelly
left following the 2003 season to take the head coach job at
Central Michigan. Enter Chuck Martin as the fifth head coach in
the history of the Laker football program. Martin won more
games (10) than any of the four previous head coaches in their
first year at the helm. In addition, the Lakers advanced to the
NCAA DII Quarterfinals for the fourth straight year. The 2004
Laker seanior class concluded their careers with a 51-5 record,
including two National Championships and three title game
appearances. The 51 wins by the Laker senior class tied the DII
record for wins in a career. DT Keyonta Marshall became
GVSU’s first-ever three-time All-American and Grand Valley
State continued to set single-season attendance records with a single-game
average of 10,799 in 2004.
National Championship Number Three
Year number two in the Chuck Martin erastarted with a lot of
promise and ended with a National Championship.
GVSU swept through the regular season with a perfect 9-0
record. Grand Valley State held the top spot in the AFCA poll
after a 14-10 comeback win at Ashland on Sept. 17. The Lakers
claimed a pair of impressive wins in October over nationallyranked
opponents. GVSU claimed a 31-10 victory over #4
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Wide receiver Brandon Langston
Saginaw Valley State and then one week later tallied a 30-14 win
at #5 Northwood. The Lakers’ final game of the regular season
was cancelled due to lightning on a November night.
GVSU received a bye as the top seed in the Northwest Region
and opened the playoffs with a familar foe in North Dakota.
GVSU dominated the contest defensively and had all the points
they needed by the half (14-0) en route to a 17-3 victory. A
rematch with Saginaw Valley State was next and the Cardinals
built a 14-7 halftime lead. However, a crucial TD on fourth-andone
tied the game in the third quarter and GVSU added 10 more
points to claim a 24-17 victory. The semifinals were next and East
Stroudsburg (Pa.) was all that stood between the Lakers another
trip to Florence. The Warriors didn’t stand in the way long and
GVSU raced out to a 41-0 lead midway through the second quarter
and went on to claim a 55-20 victory.
The Lakers trailed Northwest
Missouri State 17-14 midway
through the fourth quarter when
they started their National
Championship game-winning drive.
Junior QB Cullen Finnerty hit WR
Eric Fowler with a key third-down
pass to keep the drive alive. Senior
WR Brandon Langston thought he
let the title slip away when a
Finnerty pass just slipped through
his hands. However, Finnerty came
back to the Lakers’ playmaker later
in the drive and boy did he prove
worthy of the task. Langston took a
screen pass and raced 35 yards to
paydirt to give GVSU a 21-17 lead
with just over four minutes remaining.
The Bearcats picked up a couple
of first downs and had one final
play from the Laker 25 with one tick
left on the clock. The pass was completed,
but senior safety Joe Ballard
and sophomore linebacker Kirk
Carruth made sure it was short of the goal line and GVSU had its
third DII football National Championship in four years. The victory
also enabled the Laker senior class to pick up their 51st victory
against just four losses to establish the top victory total and
best winning percentage in a four-year period. The Lakers placed
18 on the All-GLIAC team, including nine first-teamers. DT Mike
McFadden was named the GLIAC Defensive Lineman of the
Year, while Cullen Finnerty was named the Offensive Back of the
Year. McFadden and OT Josh Bourke were consensus all-americans.
McFadden was named the Gene Upshaw Award winner as
the top DII interior lineman. Head coach Chuck Martin was
named the AFCA DII Coach of the Year.
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RECORD WHEN RANKED
GVSU Opp Location Opponent Date Result Score
1 21 N NW Missouri State* 12-10-2005 W 21-17
1 16 H East Stroudsburg* 12-3-2005 W 55-20
1 4 H Saginaw Valley State* 11-26-2005 W 24-17
1 16 H North Dakota* 11-19-2005 W 17-3
1 NR H Northern Michigan 10-29-2005 W 48-3
1 5 A Northwood 10-22-2005 W 30-14
1 4 H Saginaw Valley State 10-15-2005 W 31-10
1 NR A Hillsdale 10-8-2005 W 38-10
1 NR H Wayne State 10-1-2005 W 36-22
2 NR A Ashland 9-17-2005 W 14-10
2 NR A Indianpolis 9-10-2005 W 29-13
2 NR H Gannon 9-3-2005 W 61-10
3 NR H Ferris State 8-27-05 W 30-10
15 14 A North Dakota* 11-27-2004 L 15-19
15 7 A Northwood* 11-20-2004 W 10-7
15 8 A Winona State* 11-13-2004 W 16-13
17 4 N Michigan Tech 11-6-2004 W 24-7
19 NR A Northern Michigan 10-30-2004 W 45-29
10 18 H Northwood 10-23-2004 L 14-35
1 23 A Saginaw Valley State 10-16-2004 L 21-30
1 NR H Hillsdale 10-9-2004 W 58-7
1 NR A Wayne State 10-2-2004 W 34-0
1 NR H Ashland 9-18-2004 W 37-7
1 NR H Indianapolis 9-11-2004 W 35-19
1 NR A Gannon 9-4-2004 W 48-17
1 NR A Ferris State 8-28-2004 W 24-6
4 17 N North Dakota# 12-13-2003 W 10-3
4 3 A Texas A&M-Kingsville* 12-6-2003 W 31-3
4 1 A Saginaw Valley State* 11-29-2003 W 10-3
4 19 A Bentley* 11-22-2003 W 65-36
4 NR A Findlay 11-15-2003 W 44-0
4 NR A Indianapolis 11-8-2003 W 53-10
6 NR H Mercyhurst 11-1-2003 W 51-6
7 NR A Northwood 10-25-2003 W 33-14
1 4 H Saginaw Valley State 10-18-2003 L 20-34
1 NR A Northern Michigan 10-11-2003 W 50-20
1 NR H Michigan Tech 10-4-2003 W 48-17
1 NR A Hillsdale 9-27-2003 W 37-24
1 NR H Wayne State 9-20-2003 W 50-14
1 NR H Ferris State 9-13-2003 W 40-14
1 (1-AA) A UC-Davis 9-6-2003 W 9-6 (OT)
1 2 N Vadosta State# 12-14-2002 W 31-24
1 7 H Northern Colorado* 12-7-2002 W 44-7
1 6 H Indiana (Penn.)* 11-30-2002 W 62-21
1 12 H C.W. Post* 11-23-2002 W 62-13
1 19 H Findlay 11-16-2002 W 63-19
1 NR H Indianapolis 11-9-2002 W 50-13
1 NR A Mercyhurst 11-2-2002 W 62-24
1 NR H Northwood 10-26-2002 W 33-14
1 3 A Saginaw Valley State 10-19-2002 W 23-18
1 NR H Northern Michigan 10-12-2002 W 51-14
1 NR A Michigan Tech 10-5-2002 W 56-14
1 NR H Hillsdale 9-28-2002 W 44-19
1 NR A Wayne State 9-21-2002 W 49-14
1 6 H UC-Davis 9-7-2002 W 24-17
2 4 N North Dakota# 12-8-2001 L 14-17
2 7 H Catawba* 12-1-2001 W 34-16
2 9 H Saginaw Valley State* 11-24-2001 W 33-30
2 5 H Bloomsburg* 11-17-2001 W 42-14
3 NR H Hillsdale 11-10-2001 W 57-21
4 NR H Wayne State 11-3-2001 W 77-12
5 NR A Michigan Tech 10-27-2001 W 44-34
7 NR H Mercyhurst 10-20-2001 W 59-3
12 NR A Indianapolis 10-13-2001 W 63-27
15 NR A Ferris State 10-6-2001 W 63-17
15 NR H Northern Michigan 9-29-2001 W 64-14
15 NR A Ashland 9-22-2001 W 63-19
18 21 H Saginaw Valley State 9-8-2001 W 38-7
22 NR H Minnesota-Crookston 8-30-2001 W 56-0
22 17 A South Dakota State 9-2-2000 L 27-36
When the Lakers are ranked since the start of the 2000 season
When ranked #1 (36-2 overall) (21-1 at home) (14-1 on the road)
# NCAA DII National Championship game
* NCAA DII Playoff game

NCAA Division II
All-Time Winningest Teams
By Percentage
1. Grand Valley State .696
2. Texas A&M-Kingsville .693
3. West Chester (Pa.) .683

NCAA All-Divisions
(I-A, I-AA, II, III)
Best Winning Percentage in 2000s
1. Mount Union (III) .964
2. Grand Valley State (II) .888
3. Miami-Fla. (I-A) .865
Jeff Fox (1998), Eric Lynch
(1989-90), and Curt Anes
(2001) finished among the
top eight for the
Harlon Hill Award,
which is awarded to
the the best player
in Division II.
Curt Anes claimed
Division II's top individual
honor while leading
Grand Valley State to its
first National Championship.

Along with advancing to the NCAA Division II
Championship game in four of the past five seasons
and winning three National Championships, the
Lakers currently own the highest winning
percentage in NCAA DII football history.
From Grand Valley State's first all-american in
1974 to the 2002 season when 11 Lakers garnered
various all-american honors, GVSU has produced
some of the best players in the country. Since 2001,
the Lakers have had at least five players earn allamerican
plaudits in each season.
NCAA All-Divisions
(I-A, I-AA, II, III)
Total Victories in 2000s
1. Mount Union (III) 81
2. Grand Valley State (II) 78
3. Oklahoma (I-A) 68
Montana (I-AA) 68

Arguably the best and most
explosive team Division II
history, the 2002 season saw
GVSU tally 11 all-americans,
while the Lakers went wireto-wire
as the #1 team in the
nation. Grand Valley capped
off the season with a 31-24
victory over Valdosta State
for the national title.

GVSU completed it’s
second undefeated regular
season in 2002, on it’s way
to winning the GLIAC title
for the second consecutive
year. The Lakers would go
on an amazing playoff run
before returning to
Alabama to face Valdosta
State.
Grand Valley posted an
average margin of victory
of 42 points in three playoff
games versus C.W.
Post, IUP, and Northern
Colorado.

In 2003, the Lakers continued
their winning ways after
graduating 13 starters from
the 2002 season. Scott Mackey
led a strong defensive unit as
the team battled through five
consecutive road games to
return to Florence and defeat
Division II rival, North
Dakota, 10-3.

GVSU's impressive 20-game
winning streak came to an
end in the middle of the
season, but the Lakers would
later prove they were still the
best team in the country.
GVSU travelled 13,232 miles
and won 10 games away
from the friendly confines
of Lubbers Stadium to
sucessfully defend their
National Championship.

The Lakers again returned to
Florence, Ala. making their
fourth appearance on ESPN
in just five seasons.
Grand Valley
claimed it’s
third national
championship in
four seasons in 2005.
AFCA Coach of the Year,
Chuck Martin, led the Lakers
to a second undefeated championship
season in just his second
campaign as the head coach.
Grand Valley State became just
the third school to win three
Division II football national
championships.
The Lakers once again used last
second heroics to claim the
national championship by the
score of 21-17 in 2005, stopping
NW Missouri State’s final
attempt just short of the goal
line.

The Lakers have played
against the best Division II
football has to offer. GVSU
has defeated traditional
powers from California,
North Dakota, Texas,
Colorado, Georgia,
Massachusetts, and
Missouri. Grand Valley also
plays in one of the strongest
conferences in the country
(GLIAC).

“When you look back at the
32 year history of Division II
football, only two programs
can make a case for exceeding
what Grand Valley has
accomplished over the past
five seasons.”
-Bob Eblen
d2football.com

Grand Valley’s winning
tradition has given the
Lakers four opportunities
to play on ESPN in the
Division II national championship
game in front of a
national stage. In 2003, the
Lakers played in the most
watched college football
game in the month of
December.
The nation had it’s first
chance to see the Lakers
play at home in Allendale
when ESPNU televised the
first national broadcast
from Lubbers Stadium.

GVSU has appeared a number
of times in Sports Illustrated
because of its success in the
past five years. The Lakers
have also been highlighted
twice in the “Leading Off”
section of the magazine.

The Laker Country student section in the south endzone is one
of the most intimidating student sections for opposing players
to encounter.
“The crowd [GVSU student section]
was extremely loud. We had a difficult
time at that end of the field the whole
game. They are one of the loudest
crowds we’ve played in front of.”
-Bob Biggs, UC Davis head coach
after GVSU defeated UC Davis
in 2002

All-Time Home Record: 119-31-1
All-Time Home Playoff Record: 9-2
Record Attendance: 14,557
2005 Regular Season Average: 11,524
Field Surface: Natural Grass
Year Built: 1972

GVSU boasts some of the best facilities in Division II football. The
football center is a part of Lubbers Stadium and has a state-of-the-art
locker room, training room, player meeting rooms, tradition room,
equipment room, and the Rob Odejewski weight room which was
added just before the 2002 season. The Lakers also practice on two
full-size football fields located near Lubbers Stadium.
In order to improve the Lubbers Stadium experience, Grand Valley
added a Provision display board. The video display and Dactronics
scoreboard were added to the Football Center before the 2005 season.

Lakers and the NFL
Name Team
Gary Evans NY/Cle.
Roger McCoy Buffalo
Ron Essink Sea./Dallas
Steve Michuta Cleveland
Rob Rubick Detroit
Jeff Chadwick Det./Sea./LA
Stan Snider Detroit
Rick Johnson Detroit
Brian Mulcahy Tampa Bay
Frank Miotke NY/Houston
Mark Prins Phoenix
Eric Lynch Detroit
Rusty Setzer Los Angeles
Mike Sheldon Buff./Miami
Diriki Mose Detroit
Kevin Clemens Seattle
Curt Anes Detroit
David Kircus Det./Denver
Keyonta Marshall Philadelphia

Records Records
Records Records
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Single-Season Records Records
pg. pg.
124
Career Career
Records Records
pg. pg.
126
Single-Game Records Records
pg. pg.
128
100-Yar 100-Yard
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RUSHING
Carries
Game 49 Michael Tennessee, 2003
at Northwood
Season 342 Michael Tennessee, 2003
Career 756 Michael Tennessee, 2000-04
Yards
Game 256 John Mahan vs. Manchester, 1973
Season 1,633 Michael Tennessee, 2003
Career 3,525 Michael Tennessee, 2000-04
Touchdowns
Game 4 Darnell Jamison vs. Michigan
Tech, 1995; Darnell Jamison vs.
Northwood, 1994; Jamarl Eiland
vs. Valparaiso, 1992; Eric Lynch
vs. Wayne State, 1989
Season 21 Reggie Spearmon, 2002
Career 58 Eric Lynch, 1988-91
PASSING
Completions
Game 30 Jeff Fox vs. Saginaw Valley, 1998
Season 278 Curt Anes, 2002
Career 741 Curt Anes, 1999-02
Attempts
Game 47 Jeff Fox vs. Saginaw Valley, 1998
Season 414 Jeff Fox, 1998
Career 1,186 Curt Anes, 1999-02
Yards
Game 434 Curt Anes at Michigan Tech, 2001
Season 3,692 Curt Anes, 2002
Career 10,581 Curt Anes, 1999-02
Touchdowns
Game 8 Curt Anes at Ferris St., 2001
Season 48 Curt Anes, 2001
Career 114 Curt Anes, 1999-02
Percentage
Game .900 Cullen Finnerty, 2003 (18-20)
( at Indianapolis) Min. 15 comp.
Season .697 Curt Anes, 2001 (189-271)
Career .625 Curt Anes, 1999-02 (741-1186)
Interceptions Thrown
Game 5 Cullen Finnerty vs. Northwood,
2004; Guy Schuler vs. Cent.
Florida, 1987; Jim Lynch vs.
Northern Michigan, 1983
Season 21 Guy Schuler, 1987
Career 49 Guy Schuler, 1983-87
RECORDS
RECEIVING
Catches
Game 13 Demonte Collins at Gannon, 2004
Season 98 Terrance Banks, 2002
Career 222 David Kircus, 1999-02
Yards
Game 270 David Kircus vs. Valdosta St., 2002
Season 1,341 David Kircus, 2002
Career 4,142 David Kircus, 1999-02
Touchdowns
Game 5 David Kircus at Ferris State, 2001
Alex Preuss at Winona State, 1988
Season 35 David Kircus, 2002
Career 76 David Kircus, 1999-02
TOTAL OFFENSE
Yards
Game 503 Curt Anes vs. Hillsdale, 2001
Season 3,821 Curt Anes, 2002
Career 11,881 Curt Anes, 1999-02
SCORING
Points
Game 30 David Kircus at Ferris St., 2001
Alex Preuss vs. Winona State, 1988
Season 212 David Kircus, 2002
Career 464 David Kircus, 1999-02
Touchdowns
Game 5 David Kircus at Ferris St., 2001
Alex Preuss vs. Winona State, 1988
Season 35 David Kircus, 2002
Career 76 David Kircus,1999-02
Extra Points Made
Game 13 Miguel Sagaro vs. Valparaiso, 1989
Season 75 Kevin Sonntag, 2001
Career 163 Miguel Sagaro, 1989-92
Extra Points Attempted
Game 13 Miguel Sagaro vs. Valparaiso, 1989
Season 82 Kevin Sonntag, 2001
Career 195 Kevin Sonntag, 1998-2001
Field Goals Made
Game 5 Doug Kochanski vs. Ferris St.,
1996
Season 25 David Hendrix, 2003
Career 38 Roger McCoy, 1975-78
KICKING & RETURNS
Punts
Game 11 Mike Gendreau vs. Western
Illinois, 1988
Season 63 Randy Spangler, 1982
Career 192 Roger McCoy, 1975-78
Punt Returns
Game 8 Mark Catlin vs. Wayne State, 2004
Season 42 Mark Catlin, 2004
Career 74 Mark Catlin, 2003-05
Punt Return Yards
Game 119 Scott Mackey vs. Mercyhurst, 2002
Season 380 Diriki Mose, 1995
Career 777 Diriki Mose, 1995
Kickoff Returns
Game 8 Diriki Mose vs. Michigan Tech,
1995
Season 33 Lou Scarpino, 1984
Career 75 John Sanders, 1988-91
Kickoff Return Yards
Game 173 Diriki Mose vs. Michigan Tech,
1995
Season 609 Kurt Johnson, 1978
Career 1,718 Kurt Johnson, 1978-81
INTERCEPTIONS
Game 3 Scott Mackey at Indianapolis,
2001:Paul Siembida vs. Wayne
State, 1995; Dan Reeves vs. Butler,
1986; Craig Blanchard vs.
Michigan Tech, 1980; Danny
Jackson vs. Franklin, 1976; John
Young vs. Alma, 1974
Season 8 Scott Mackey, 2001
Dan Gunder, 1976
Career 17 Scott Mackey, 2000-03

RUSHING
Carries
Game 85 vs. Findlay, 1974
Season 607 1976
Yards
Game 459 vs. Findlay, 1974
Season 3,128 1989
Touchdowns
Game 9 vs. Northeastern Illinois, 1975
Season 60 1994
PASSING
Completions
Game 30 vs. Saginaw Valley, 1998
Season 301 2002
Attempts
Game 52 vs. Saginaw Valley St., 2003
Season 445 2002
Yards
Game 464 vs. Franklin, 1979
Season 3,979 2002
Touchdowns
Game 8 at Ferris St., 2001
Season 51 2002
Interceptions By
Game 6 vs. Northeastern Illinois, 1975
& 1977; vs. Franklin, 1976
Season 27 1982
RECORDS
TOTAL OFFENSE
Plays
Game 99 vs. Northern Michigan, 1984
Season 1,032 2002
Yards
Game 731 vs. Valparaiso, 1989
Season 6,841 2002
FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Game 31 vs. Findlay, 1974
Season 157 2003
Passing
Game 19 vs. Northeastern Illinois, 1979
Season 176 2002
Total
Game 35 at Michigan Tech, 2001
Season 354 2002
SCORING
Points
Game 91 vs. Valparaiso, 1989
Season 654 2002
Touchdowns
Game 13 vs. Valparaiso, 1989
Season 90 2002
Extra Points Made
Game 13 vs. Valparaiso, 1989
Season 76 2001
Field Goals Made
Game 5 vs. Ferris St., 1996
Season 24 2003
PENALTIES
Number
Game 18 at Bentley, 2003
Season 119 2003
Yards
Game 172 at Bentley, 2003
Season 1,071 2002
PUNTS
Number
Game 13 vs. Western Illinois, 1988
Season 64 1982 & 1984
Yards
Game 416 vs. Western Illinois, 1988
Season 2,413 2004
FUMBLES
Number By GVSU
Game 8 vs. Northeastern Illinois, 1975
(5 lost)
Season 42 1974 (23 lost)
Number GVSU Recovered
Game 5 vs. Ferris State, 1975
vs. Illinois Benedictine, 1976
vs. Northern Michigan, 1976
Season 22 1980
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RUSHING
Year Player Yds Car YPC TD
2003 Michael Tennessee 1,633 342 4.8 16
2002 Reggie Spearmon 1,500 291 5.2 21
2005 Astin Martin 1,353 252 5.4 6
1973 John Mahan 1,334 205 6.5 6
1975 Jamie Hosford 1,313 315 4.2 10
1998 Rick Granata 1,132 219 5.2 18
1992 Jamarl Eiland 1,029 204 5.0 15
1994 Darnell Jamison 1,022 209 4.9 14
1994 Spencer Calhoun 1,018 154 6.6 2
1989 Isaiah Lipsey 1,013 168 6.0 9
1974 Chris Lehmann 1,008 175 5.8 8
PASSING
Year Player Comp Att Pct Yds TD
2002 Curt Anes 278 414 .671 3,692 47
1998 Jeff Fox 236 394 .599 3,260 30
2001 Curt Anes 189 271 .697 3,085 48
2003 Cullen Finnerty 230 363 .634 2,764 22
1996 Jeff Fox 218 339 .643 2,515 14
2004 Cullen Finnerty 192 333 .577 2,462 25
2005 Cullen Finnerty 157 273 .575 2,459 22
1997 Jeff Fox 172 298 .577 2,422 18
1987 Guy Schuler 147 273 .538 2,331 15
1982 Jim Lynch 126 287 .439 2,283 23
1990 Jack Hull 134 241 .556 2,152 19
1995 Kw. McKinnon 146 275 .531 2,124 19
RECEIVING
Year Player Rec Yds Avg TD
2002 Terrance Banks 98 1,170 11.9 6
2002 David Kircus 77 1,341 17.4 35
2004 Demonte Collins 71 1,006 14.2 13
2003 Michael Tennessee 63 561 8.9 3
1998 Jason Trice 63 960 15.2 8
2001 David Kircus 62 1,301 20.9 28
1997 Jason Trice 62 853 13.8 7
1995 Diriki Mose 62 931 15.0 13
1999 Grant Malecke 59 881 14.9 3
2005 Eric Fowler 57 882 15.5 6
SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS
SCORING
Year Player Pts (Breakdown)
2002 David Kircus 212 (35 Td’s)
2001 David Kircus 168 (28 Td’s)
2002 Reggie Spearmon 144 (24 Td’s)
2003 David Hendrix 133 (58 PATs, 25 FG)
1990 Eric Lynch 128 (21 Td’s, 1 2-pt conv.)
1989 Eric Lynch 126 (21 Td’s)
2003 Michael Tennessee 114 (19 Td’s)
1998 Rick Granata 108 (18 Td’s)
2004 Scott Greene 102 (19 FG’s, 45 PATs)
1992 Jamarl Eiland 102 (17 Td’s)
1986 Guy Schuler 102 (15 Td’s, 6 2-pt conv.)
KICKOFF RETURNS
Year Player Rets Yds Avg
1998 Billy Cook 17 597 35.1
2004 Brandon Langston 10 333 33.3
1978 Kurt Johnson 22 609 27.7
1999 Brent Lesniak 15 397 26.5
2005 Brandon Langston 13 335 25.8
2003 Brandon Langston 15 382 25.5
2002 Terrance Banks 15 372 24.8
2005 Mark Catlin 14 343 24.5
1991 John Sanders 22 539 24.5
1989 Eric Lynch 15 366 24.4
1992 Youssef Sareini 14 330 23.6
PUNT RETURNS
Year Player Rets Yds Avg
1976 Alvin Ward 19 270 14.2
1995 Diriki Mose 26 511 14.1
1979 Craig Blanchard 18 229 12.7
1998 Kenny Brown 26 327 12.6
2000 David Kircus 18 219 12.2
2002 Scott Mackey 24 291 12.1
1977 Joe Pollard 20 243 12.2
1990 Robert Hunt 30 364 12.1
1993 Diriki Mose 16 317 11.9
1981 Pat Kelly 23 255 11.1
1994 Diriki Mose 19 338 10.8
2003 Scott Mackey 39 414 10.6
INTERCEPTIONS
Year Player No Yds
1976 Dan Gunder 8 40
2001 Scott Mackey 7 73
1994 Paul Siembida 7 64
1981 Fred Glaz 7 34
2004 Lucius Hawkins 6 128
2003 Scott Mackey 6 93
1995 Paul Siembida 6 99
1986 Dan Reeves 6 54
1975 Dan Gunder 6 40
Five tied with five interceptions
TACKLES
Year Player Total Sacks
1983 Jeff Lynch 152 0
1986 Darrell Smith 132 6
1986 Dan Reeves 132 0
1997 Matt Powell 127 0
1994 Tim Postema 127 1
1993 Hardie Farr 125 0
1993 Tim Postema 124 0
1992 Rusty Stone 121 3
1996 Jason Kinzler 116 0
1987 Mike Smits 115 4

RUSHING
Year Player Yards
1972 John Mahan 356
1973 John Mahan 1,334
1974 Chris Lehmann 1,008
1975 Jamie Hosford 954
1976 Jamie Hosford 1,313
1977 Rick VanEss 894
1978 Rick VanEss 604
1979 Will Roach 663
1980 Will Roach 520
1981 Wayne Robinson 762
1982 Brian Jones 577
1983 Brian Jones 458
1984 Rudy Goodwin 392
1985 Ray Buckner 777
1986 Ray Buckner 650
1987 Ray Buckner 693
1988 Isaiah Lipsey 766
1989 Isaiah Lipsey 1,013
1990 Eric Lynch 977
1991 Anthony Evans 754
1992 Jamarl Eiland 1,029
1993 Rusty Setzer 717
1994 Darnell Jamison 1,022
1995 Darnell Jamison 905
1996 Darnell Jamison 739
1997 Bruce Calhoun 920
1998 Rick Granata 1,132
1999 Brent Lesniak 908
2000 Reggie Spearmon 990
2001 Brent Lesniak 810
2002 Reggie Spearmon 1,500
2003 Michael Tennessee 1,633
2004 Michael Tennessee 764
2005 Astin Martin 1,353
SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS
RECEIVING
Year Player Yards
1972 Larry Shattuck 119
1973 Maurice Bobbitt 266
1974 Tim O’Callaghan 276
1975 Tim O’Callaghan 263
1976 Tim O’Callaghan 195
1977 Clint Nash 214
1978 Clint Nash 403
1979 Clint Nash 553
1980 Michael Woods 548
1981 Rob Rubick 558
1982 Jeff Chadwick 894
1983 Bill Lucksted 897
1984 Dan Green 519
1985 Dan Green 518
1986 Frank Miotke 578
1987 Frank Miotke 963
1988 Frank Miotke 620
1989 Bob Mitchell 607
1990 Michael Short 671
1991 Bob Mitchell 607
1992 Todd Gesund 702
1993 Youssef Sarenini 843
1994 Youssef Sarenini 944
1995 Diriki Mose 931
1996 Jason Trice 521
1997 Jason Trice 853
1998 Jason Trice 960
1999 Grant Malecke 881
2000 David Kircus 967
2001 David Kircus 1,301
2002 David Kircus 1,341
2003 Micah Staley 743
2004 Demonte Collins 1,006
2005 Eric Fowler 882
PASSING
Year Player Yards
1972 Dave Sukup 197
1973 Kerry Rasikas 656
1974 Kerry Rasikas 308
1975 Kurt Bultema 342
1976 Kurt Bultema 334
1977 Roy Gonzalez 775
1978 David Quinley 965
1979 David Quinley 1,900
1980 David Quinley 1,570
1981 Steve Michuta 1,702
1982 Jim Lynch 2,283
1983 Jim Lynch 1,791
1984 Jack Houghton 817
1985 Guy Schuler 1,452
1986 Guy Schuler 1,930
1987 Guy Schuler 2,331
1988 Jack Hull 1,869
1989 Jack Hull 1,390
1990 Jack Hull 2,152
1991 Jack Hull 1,709
1992 Brian Tazic 2,072
1993 Eric Stover 1,800
1994 Kwame McKinnon 1,948
1995 Kwame McKinnon 2,124
1996 Jeff Fox 2,515
1997 Jeff Fox 2,422
1998 Jeff Fox 3,260
1999 Curt Anes 1,900
2000 Curt Anes 1,914
2001 Curt Anes 3,086
2002 Curt Anes 3,692
2003 Cullen Finnerty 2,764
2004 Cullen Finnerty 2,462
2005 Cullen Finnerty 2,459
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Rushing
No. Player Years Carries Yards Avg TD
1 Michael Tennessee 2000-04 752 3,515 4.7 30
2 Reggie Spearmon 1999-02 716 3,467 4.8 42
2 Jamie Hosford 1973-76 664 3,157 4.7 31
4 Brent Lesniak 1999-02 449 2,947 6.6 27
5 Darnell Jamison 1993-96 608 2,884 4.7 36
6 Eric Lynch 1988-91 497 2,718 5.5 58
7 Isaiah Lipsey 1988-90 426 2,581 6.1 19
8 Will Roach 1977-80 511 2,431 4.7 24
9 John Mahan 1971-73 419 2,130 5.0 8
10 Ray Buckner 1984-87 511 2,120 4.1 20
11 Spencer Calhoun 1992-95 303 2,041 6.7 6
Passing
No. Player Years Comp Att Pct Yds TD
1 Curt Anes 1999-02 741 1186 62.5% 10,581 114
2 Jeff Fox 1995-98 626 1031 61.0% 8,493 63
3 Cullen Finnerty 2003-05 579 969 60.0% 7,685 69
4 Jack Hull 1988-91 485 841 57.7% 7,160 64
5 Guy Schuler 1983-87 414 780 53.1% 5,786 34
6 Jim Lynch 1981-84 287 616 46.6% 4,554 42
7 David Quinley 1977-80 292 588 49.7% 4,455 28
8 Kwame McKinnon 1994-95 264 502 52.6% 4,072 39
9 Steve Michuta 1978-81 164 277 59.2% 2,484 22
10 Brian Tazic 1989-92 184 343 53.6% 2,196 11
Receiving
No. Player Years Rec Yards Avg TD
1 David Kircus 1999-02 222 4,142 18.7 76
2 Jason Trice 1996-98 173 2,344 13.5 17
3 Brandon Langston 2001-05 151 2,199 15.0 27
4 Terrence Banks 2001-02 125 1,605 12.8 12
5 Diriki Mose 1992-95 124 1,854 15.0 19
6 Youssef Sareini 1991-94 122 2,133 17.5 20
7 Frank Miotke 1985-88 121 2,170 17.9 10
8 Bob Mitchell 1988-91 120 1,826 15.2 14
9 Bill Lucksted 1981-83 109 1,984 18.2 27
10 Grant Melecke 1998-00 108 1,595 14.8 8
Punting (Min. 35 punts & 30.0 avg.)
No. Player Years Punts Yards Avg
1 Patrick Williams 1998-01 149 5,867 39.3
2 Matt Regnery 2002-05 202 7,702 38.1
3 Mike Gendreau 1986-88 58 2,174 37.5
4 Jim Ostrowski 1983-85 101 3,754 37.2
5 Roger McCoy 1975-78 192 6,982 36.4
6 Matt Wengler 1991-93 146 5,241 35.9
7 Randy Spangler 1981-83 146 5,162 35.4
8 Rory Zegunis 1994-97 174 6,154 35.3
9 Jim Flanigan 1979 38 1,303 34.3
10 Doug Lee 1986-87 94 3,217 34.2
Punt Returns (Min. 20 returns)
No. Player Years Ret Yards Avg
1 Mark Catlin 2003-05 74 591 7.9
2 Diriki Mose 1992-95 62 777 12.5
Scott Mackey 2000-03 62 678 10.9
David Kircus 1999-02. 62 647 10.4
5 Alvin Ward 1973-76 60 620 10.3
6 Joe Pollard 1976-78 44 418 9.5
7 Kenny Brown 1996-98 43 422 9.8
8 Pat Kelly 1980-81 40 388 9.7
9 Robert Hunt 1987-90 30 364 12.1
10 Craig Blanchard 1979-80 21 332 10.7
CAREER RECORDS
Kickoff Returns (Min. 20 returns)
No. Player Years Ret Yards Avg
1 Billy Cook 1997-98 24 794 33.1
2 Brandon Langston 2002-05 46 1,195 26.0
3 Kenny Brown 1996-98 34 806 23.7
4 Kurt Johnson 1978-81 73 1,718 23.5
5 Brent Lesniak 1999-02 55 1,212 22.0
6 Eric Lynch 1988-92 25 549 22.0
7 John Sanders 1987-91 75 1,575 21.0
8 Michael Brown 1982-86 37 772 20.9
9 Diriki Mose 1992-95 40 831 20.8
10 Youssef Sareini 1991-94 22 451 20.5
Scoring
No Player Years Points
1 David Kircus 1999-02 464
2 Eric Lynch 1988-91 362
3 Reggie Spearmon 1999-02 288
4 Kevin Sonntag 1998-01 248
5 Miguel Sagaro 1989-92 241
6 David Hendrix 2001-03 230
7 Roger McCoy 1975-78 225
8 Darnell Jamison 1993-96 218
9 Brandon Langston 2002-05 210
10 Brent Lesniak 1999-02 204
Interceptions
No Player Years Int Yards Avg
1 Scott Mackey 2000-03 17 220 12.9
2 Paul Siembida 1993-96 16 197 13.1
Dan Gunder 1973-76 16 98 6.5
4 Lucius Hawkins 2001-04 12 195 16.3
5 Danny Jackson 1973-76 11 195 17.7
Alvin Ward 1973-76 11 194 17.6
Mike Flannery 1987-90 11 119 10.8
8 Craig Blanchard 1979-80 10 213 21.3
David Harris 1980-83 10 119 11.9
Lou Scarpino 1982-85 10 83 8.3
11 Anthony Gary 1994-97 9 93 10.3
Gary Miklosovic 1981-82 9 133 14.8
Tackles
No Player Years Solo Ast Tot Sk Int Fr PB
1 Tim Maki 1974-77 278 129 417 3 2 5 0
2 Jason Kinzler 1993-96 205 207 412 3 2 1 11
3 Tim Postema 1992-95 235 153 388 6.5 3 2 10
4 Jeff Lynch 1981-84 218 157 375 9 6 6 0
5 Anthony Gary 1994-97 214 119 333 3 9 4 21
6 Hardie Farr 1990-93 191 139 330 0 6 3 18
7 Brian Mulcahy 1983-85 156 132 288 19 2 1 5
8 Greg VanDyke 1994-97 144 142 286 1 3 2 9
9 Charles Sippial 1987-90 152 131 283 4 1 3 6
10 Terry Foster 1998-01 192 79 271 4 2 7 20

Quarterback Sacks
Year Player QB sacks
2003-05 Mike McFadden 29
1990-93 Joe Huhn 29
2000-04 Keyonta Marshall 26
1993-96 Matt Potter 26
1986-88 Scott Taylor 25
2000-04 Marcus Spencer 23
1998-99 Dan Gibbons 23
1988-90 Marc Bland 22
1999-02 Shad Risk 20
2001-04 Aaron Hein 20
1983-86 Brian Mulcahy 19
1989-91 Jim Cramer 18.5
1981-84 John Fitzgerald 18
2000-02 Dan Vaughn 17
1975-79 Mack Lofton 15
Rushing Attempts
Year Player Attempts
2000-04 Michael Tennessee 752
1999-02 Reggie Spearmon 716
1973-76 Jamie Hosford 664
1993-96 Darnell Jamison 608
1977-80 Will Roach 511
1984-87 Ray Buckner 511
1988-91 Eric Lynch 497
1999-02 Brent Lesniak 449
1988-90 Isiah Lipsey 426
1971-73 John Mahan 419
Receiving Yards
Year Player Yards
1999-02 David Kircus 4,142
1996-98 Jason Trice 2,344
2002-05 Brandon Langston 2,297
1985-88 Frank Miotke 2,170
1991-94 Youssef Sareini 2,133
1981-83 Bill Lucksted 1,984
1992-95 Diriki Mose 1,854
1988-91 Bob Mitchell 1,826
2001-02 Terrence Banks 1,605
1998-00 Grant Malecke 1,595
1980-82 Jeff Chadwick 1,512
1979-81 Rob Rubick 1,455
Receiving Average (min. 50 receptions)
Year Player Rec Avg.
1978-81 Michael Woods 51 20.5
1980-82 Jeff Chadwick 75 20.1
1981-83 Bill Lucksted 109 19.2
1999-02 David Kircus 222 18.7
1986-89 Alex Pruess 65 18.5
1979-81 Rob Rubick 80 18.1
1985-88 Frank Miotke 121 17.9
1991-94 Youseff Sareini 122 17.5
1977-79 Clint Nash 69 16.9
1989-92 Todd Gesund 85 15.3
CAREER RECORDS
Rushing Average (min. 100 attempts)
Year Player Att. Avg.
1992-95 Spencer Calhoun 303 6.7
1999-02 Brent Lesniak 449 6.6
1988-90 Isaiah Lipsey 426 6.1
2002-05 Ryan Hukill 273 5.8
2002-05 Brandon Langston 164 5.8
1989-93 Anthony Evans 306 5.8
1988-91 Eric Lynch 497 5.5
1974-75 Chris Lehmann 302 5.5
1973-74 Steve Brems 200 5.5
1993 Rusty Setzer 130 5.5
1989-92 Jamarl Eiland 367 5.3
1998 Rick Granata 219 5.2
Quarterback Rating
Year Player Att. Com Yds Td Int Rating
1999-02 Curt Anes 1186 741 10,581 114 27 164.6
1979-81 Steve Michuta 277 164 2,484 22 15 149.9
1988-91 Jack Hull 841 485 7,160 64 20 149.5
2002-05 C. Finnerty 969 597 7,685 69 21 145.1
1996-98 Jeff Fox 1081 652 8,493 63 22 141.1
1994-95 K. McKinnon 502 264 4,072 39 15 140.3
1977-80 David Quinley 588 292 4,454 28 32 118.1
1982-84 Jim Lynch 616 287 4,554 42 41 117.8
1985-87 Guy Schuler 780 414 5,786 34 49 117.2
1992-93 Eric Stover 286 132 1,981 18 14 115.3
1989-92 Brian Tazic 343 184 2,196 11 12 111.0
All-Purpose Yards
Player Rush Receive KR PR Total
David Kircus 0 4,142 119 647 4,908
Brent Lesniak 2,947 588 1,212 0 4,747
Brandon Langston 960 2,297 1,195 58 4,500
Michael Tennessee 3,515 650 0 0 4,165
Reggie Spearmon 3,467 487 31 0 3,985
Eric Lynch 2,718 393 549 0 3,660
Diriki Mose -5 1,854 831 777 3,457
John Sanders 938 882 1,575 0 3,395
Kurt Johnson 1,233 389 1,718 0 3,340
Ray Buckner 2,120 1,080 81 0 3,281
Isaiah Lipsey 2,584 660 0 0 3,244
Total Offense
Player Passing Rushing Total
Curt Anes 10,581 1,300 10,851
Cullen Finnerty 7,685 1,803 9,488
Jeff Fox 8,493 744 9,237
Jack Hull 7,160 1,101 8,261
Guy Schuler 5,786 642 6,428
Kwame Mckinnon 4,072 825 4,897
David Quinley 4,455 0 4,455
Jim Lynch 4,554 -122 4,432
Michael Tennessee 9 3,525 3,554
Jamie Hosford 0 3,157 3,157
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SINGLE-GAME RECORDS
RUSHING YARDS
Name Date Number of Yards Opponent
John Mahan 10/27/73 256 Manchester
Jamarl Eiland 10/3/92 244 Saginaw Valley State
Anthony Evans 10/12/91 226 Northern Michigan
Jamarl Eiland 9/26/92 219 (Indianapolis)
Bruce Calhoun 9/27/97 218 (Wayne State)
Jamie Hosford 10/16/76 212 (Saginaw Valley College)
Isaiah Lipsey 9/27/88 212 (Winona State)
Isaiah Lipsey 9/2/89 204 California University (Pa.)
Will Roach 11/5/77 202 Hillsdale
Rusty Setzer 9/7/93 199 St. Joseph (Ind.)
RECEIVING YARDS
Name Date Number of Yards Opponent
David Kircus 12/14/02 270 (Valdosta State)*
David Kircus 11/10/01 246 Hillsdale
Frank Miotke 9/24/88 221 St. Francis (Ill.)
Frank Miotke 11/14/8 218 (Saginaw Valley State)
Demonte Collins 9/4/04 217 (Gannon)
David Kircus 11/11/00 209 (Hillsdale)
David Kircus 10/21/00 201 (Mercyhurst)
Michael Short 9/23/89 195 (St. Francis (Ill.))
Grant Malecke 10/30/99 191 (Ashland)
Youssef Sareini 9/17/94 189 St. Francis (Ill.)
*NCAA National Championship in Florence, Ala.
RECEPTIONS
Name Date Number of Receptions Opponent
Demonte Collins 9/4/04 13 (Gannon)
Demonte Collins 10/9/04 12 Hillsdale
Terrance Banks 12/7/02 11 Northern Colorado
David Kircus 12/14/02 11 (Valdosta State)*
David Kircus 11/11/00 11 (Hillsdale)
Bill Luckstead 11/5/83 11 (Northwood)
Clint Nash 9/22/79 10 (Northeastern Illinois)
Diriki Mose 9/2/95 10 IUP
Grant Malecke 9/2/99 10 South Dakota State
Terrance Banks 9/28/02 10 Hillsdale
Mario Locricchio 10/18/03 10 Saginaw Valley State
*NCAA National Championship in Florence, Ala.
TACKLES
Name Date Solo Assisted Total Opponent
Baart Duffield 9/24/88 7 15 22 St. Francis (Ill.)
Tim Postema 10/21/95 13 8 21 (Michigan Tech)
Darrel Smith 11/8/86 14 6 20 Saginaw Valley State
Michael Smits 11/14/87 12 7 19 (Saginaw Valley State)
John Sanders 11/14/87 12 7 19 (Saginaw Valley State)
Mark Srczytko 10/14/78 8 11 19 (Saginaw Valley College)
Jeff Lynch 10/20/84 2 16 18 (Michigan Tech)
Jeff Lynch 10/22/83 1 17 18 Hillsdale
Dan Reeves 10/11/86 10 8 18 Central Connecticut
Orlando Williams 10/19/02 8 9 17 (Saginaw Valley State)
William Gray 9/30/00 4 13 17 (Northern Michigan)
William Gray 9/18/99 10 7 17 Indianapolis
Greg VanDyke 10/4/97 3 14 17 Hillsdale
Dan McClean 10/30/93 8 9 17 Hillsdale College

SINGLE-GAME RECORDS
PASSING YARDS
Name Date Comp. Att. Yards Opponent
Curt Anes 10/27/01 21 27 434 (Michigan Tech)
Curt Anes 11/10/01 24 35 419 Hillsdale
Cullen Finnerty 11/6/04 27 38 399 Michigan Tech
Curt Anes 11/24/01 23 34 395 Saginaw Valley State
Cullen Finnerty 9/4/04 22 35 391 (Gannon)
Jeff Fox 11/2/96 30 35 384 (Northwood)
Kwame McKinnon 9/23/95 15 23 371 Ashland
Jeff Fox 10/1798 30 49 369 (Saginaw Valley State)
Guy Schuler 11/14/87 19 37 367 (Saginaw Valley State)
Jim Lynch 10/2/82 16 28 365 St. Cloud State
PASSING TD’S
Name Date Number of TD Passes Opponent
Curt Anes 10/6/01 8 (Ferris State)
Curt Anes 10/20/01 6 Mercyhurst
Curt Anes 11/3/01 6 Wayne State
Curt Anes 11/23/02 6 C.W. Post
Curt Anes 8/30/01 5 Minnesota-Crookston
Curt Anes 9/29/01 5 Northern Michigan
Curt Anes 10/27/01 5 (Michigan Tech)
Curt Anes 11/10/01 5 Hillsdale
Jeff Dock 11/1/03 5 Mercyhurst
Jack Hull 9/17/88 5 (Winona State)
Cullen Finnerty 9/4/04 5 (Gannon)
Curt Anes 9/21/02 5 (Wayne State)
Curt Anes 11/16/02 5 Findlay
Curt Anes 9/28/02 5 Hillsdale
RUSHING YARDS
Name Date Number of Yards Opponent
John Mahan 10/27/73 256 Manchester
Jamarl Eiland 10/3/92 244 Saginaw Valley State
Anthony Evans 10/12/91 226 Northern Michigan
Isaiah Lipsey 9/2/89 204 California University (Pa.)
Will Roach 11/5/77 202 Hillsdale
Rusty Setzer 9/7/93 199 St. Joseph’s
Brent Lesniak 9/9/99 187 Mercyhurst
John Mahan 9/29/73 180 Alma
Ray Buckner 9/20/86 177 Evansville
Brent Lesniak 11/3/01 170 Wayne State
RECEIVING YARDS
Name Date Number of Yards Opponent
David Kircus 11/10/01 246 Hillsdale
Frank Miotke 9/24/88 221 St. Francis (Ill.)
Youssef Sereini 9/17/94 189 St. Francis (Ill.)
David Kircus 11/17/01 172 Bloomsburg
Jason Trice 11/15/97 172 Indianapolis
David Kircus 11/9/02 168 Indianapolis
Grant Malecke 10/9/99 167 Mercyhurst
Michael Woods 9/29/79 166 Franklin College
David Kircus 11/23/02 161 C.W. Post
Jason Trice 10/31/98 158 U.C. Davis
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RECEPTIONS
Name Date Number of Receptions Opponent
Demonte Collins 10/9/04 12 Hillsdale
Terrance Banks 12/7/02 11 Northern Colorado
David Kircus 12/14/02 11 Valdosta State*
Diriki Mose 9/2/95 10 IUP
Grant Malecke 9/2/99 10 South Dakota State
Terrance Banks 9/28/02 10 Hillsdale
Mario Locricchio 10/18/03 10 Saginaw Valley State
David Kircus 11/9/02 8 Indianapolis
David Kircus 11/10/01 8 Hillsdale
*NCAA National Championship in Florence, Ala.
TACKLES
Name Date Solo Assisted Total Opponent
Baart Duffield 9/24/88 7 15 22 St. Francis (Ill.)
Darrel Smith 11/8/86 14 6 20 Saginaw Valley State
Jeff Lynch 10/22/83 1 17 18 Hillsdale
Dan Reeves 10/11/86 10 8 18 Central Connecticut
William Gray 9/18/99 10 7 17 Indianapolis
Greg VanDyke 10/4/97 3 14 17 Hillsdale
Dan McClean 10/30/93 8 9 17 Hillsdale
ClarenceLindsey 9/16/00 8 8 16 Northwood
William Gray 11/6/99 7 9 16 Michigan Tech
Charles Sippial 9/29/90 8 8 16 Saginaw Valley State
Michael Smits 10/24/87 9 7 16 Hillsdale
Jeff Lynch 9/15/84 1 15 16 Northwest Missouri State
Paul Svabik 10/4/80 8 8 16 Wayne State
PASSING YARDS
Name Date Comp. Att. Yards Opponent
Curt Anes 11/10/01 24 35 419 Hillsdale
Cullen Finnerty 11/6/04 27 38 399 Michigan Tech
Curt Anes 11/24/01 23 34 395 Saginaw Valley State
Kwame McKinnon 9/23/95 15 23 371 Ashland
Jim Lynch 10/2/82 16 28 365 Wayne State
Jeff Fox 9/12/98 21 29 354 Northwood
David Quinley 11/10/79 19 27 347 Ferris State
Curt Anes 11/23/02 23 31 337 C.W. Post
Jeff Fox 10/31/98 25 43 327 U.C. Davis
Kwame McKinnon 10/8/94 19 25 325 Wayne State
PASSING TD’S
Name Date Number of TD Passes Opponent
Curt Anes 10/20/01 6 Mercyhurst
Curt Anes 11/3/01 6 Wayne State
Curt Anes 11/23/02 6 C.W. Post
Curt Anes 8/30/01 5 Minnesota-Crookston
Curt Anes 9/29/01 5 Northern Michigan
Curt Anes 11/10/01 5 Hillsdale
Jeff Dock 11/1/03 5 Mercyhurst
Curt Anes 11/16/02 5 Findlay
Curt Anes 9/28/02 5 Hillsdale

Most Points Per Game
Average Year
1. 58.4 2001
2. 46.7 2002
3. 44.5 1989
4. 40.0 1998
5. 37.0 1995
6. 36.7 2003
7. 36.1 1990
8. 34.4 1981
9. 34.3 2005
10. 32.7 1994
Fewest Points Per Game Allowed
Average Year
1. 9.60 1975
2. 9.66 1974
3. 11.8 1991
4. 12.2 2005
5. 12.8 1977
6. 12.8 1976
7. 13.3 2003
8. 13.3 1973
9. 13.4 1989
10. 14.4 2004
Most Points Per Season
GVSU Opp.
Pts. - Year Pts. - Year
654 - 2002 398 - 1990
584 - 2001 335 - 1971
551 - 2003 301 - 1984
490 - 1989 285 - 1998
434 - 2005 284 - 2000
Most Points- GVSU
1. at GVSU 91, Valparaiso 0 1989
2. at GVSU 77 vs. Wayne State 12 2001
3. at GVSU 76 vs. NE Illinois 0 1980
4. GVSU 70, at Northwood 14 1994
5. at GVSU 68, NE Illinois 6 1975
6. GVSU 65, at Bentley 36 2003
7. at GVSU 64, Northern Michigan 14 2001
8. at GVSU 63, Findlay 19 2002
GVSU 63, at Ashland 19 2001
GVSU 63, at Ferris State 17 2001
11. GVSU 62, at Mercyhurst 24 2002
at GVSU 62, C.W. Post 13 2002
at GVSU 62, IUP 21 2002
10. at GVSU 61, Gannon 10 2005
Most Points- Opponents
1. Findlay 70, GVSU 6 1971
2. Central Florida 67, GVSU 3 1987
3. Hope 64, GVSU 0 1971
4. Northern Michigan 59, GVSU 18 1984
5. Ferris State 57, GVSU 0 1971
6. West Illinois 55, GVSU 0 1988
7. Alma 53, GVSU 0 1972
8. GVSU 56, Ferris State 53 1998
9. GVSU 54, Michigan Tech 52 1995
RECORDS
Most Points- Both Teams
1. 109- GVSU 56, at Ferris State 53 (ot) 1998
2. 104- GVSU 54, at Michigan Tech 52 1995
3. 101- GVSU 65, at Bentley 36 2003
4. 91- at GVSU 91, Valparaiso 0 1989
5. 90- GVSU 63, at Indianapolis 27 2001
6. 89- at GVSU 77, Wayne State 12 2001
7. 88- GVSU 56, at St. Francis 32 1989
8. 87- GVSU 59, at Wayne State 28 1991
9. 86- GVSU 62, at Mercyhurst 24 2002
10. 85- at GVSU 44, Northwood 41 1998
Winning Margin
1. 91- at GVSU 91, Valparaiso 0 1989
2. 76- at GVSU 76, NE Illinois 0 1980
3. 65- at GVSU 77, Wayne State 12 2001
4. 62- at GVSU 68, NE Illinois 6 1975
5. 56- at GVSU 56, Minn.-Crookston 0 2001
5. 56- at GVSU 56, Indianapolis 0 1995
5. 56- at GVSU 59, Mercyhurst 3 2001
5. 56- GVSU 70, at Northwood 14 1994
9. 55- GVSU 55, at Valparaiso 0 1990
10. 51- at GVSU 61, Gannon 10 2005
11. 50- at GVSU 64, N. Michigan 14 2001
Did You Know?
• From 2001-05 GVSU scored 340 TDs (5.0 per game), while
yielding just 125 touchdowns (1.8 per game).
• From 2001-05 GVSU’s opponents scored 125 total TDs, while
the Lakers threw for 191 and rushed for 140.
• From 2001-05 GVSU scored:
Δ 60 or more points in 11 of last 69 games (.179).
Δ 50 or more points in 23 of last 69 games (.375).
Δ 40 or more points in 36 of last 69 games (.589).
Δ 30 or more points in 50 of last 69 games (.750).
Δ 20 or more points in 59 of last 69 games (.857).
• Against Current GLIAC opponents, the Lakers have scored 40
or more points 63 times, and have accomplished that against
each team.
• GVSU is:
Δ 45-0 (1.000) when scoring 50 points or more.
Δ 94-0 (1.000) when scoring 40 points or more.
Δ 172-6 (.966) when scoring 30 points or more.
• GVSU has scored 20 points or more in 65-of-its-last-75
games.
• In 2003 GVSU averaged 215.9 yards rushing per game and
allowed only 62.0.
• In 2001-02 the average score in a Grand Valley game was:
Δ 12.3 - 3.1 at the end of the 1st Qrt. (9.2 to 2.8 in 2003)
Δ 29.1 to 7.9 at the end of the first half (18.5 to 7.7 in 2003)
Δ 48.6 to 16.5 at the end of the game (36.7 to 13.3 in 2003)
• In 2001, the Lakers scored over 50 points in 5 consecutive
games. Prior to 2001, Grand Valley had never had back to back
50-point games...GVSU duplicated the feat in 2002 by scoring
50 points or more in five more straight games.
• In 2001-03 GVSU averaged a 26.2 margin of victory.
• GVSU has not been shutout since 1992.
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DATE NAME ATT YARDS SCHOOL
10/27/73 John Mahan 29 256 Manchester
10/3/92 Jamarl Eiland 31 244 Saginaw Valley
10/21/91 Anthony Evans 22 226 Northern Michigan
9/26/92 Jamarl Eiland 31 219 U. of Indianapolis
9/27/97 Bruce Calhoun 25 218 Wayne State
10/18/76 Jamie Hosford 26 212 Saginaw Valley
9/17/88 Isiah Lipsey 10 212 Winona State
9/2/89 Isiah Lipsey 17 204 Cal State Pa.
11/5/77 Will Roach 18 202 Hillsdale
9/4/93 Rusty Setzer 12 199 St. Joseph’s
10/7/95 Spencer Calhoun 11 196 Wayne State
11/20/73 John Mahan 21 193 Adrian
10/25/03 Michael Tennessee 49 189 Northwood
10/9/99 Brent Lesniak 14 187 Mercyhurst
11/12/94 Darnell Jamison 32 182 Northwood
9/29/73 John Mahan 27 180 Alma
9/20/86 Ray Buckner 21 177 Evansville
9/27/03 Michael Tennessee 30 176 Hillsdale
9/11/76 Jamie Hosford 30 172 Grand Rapids JC
10/19/74 Chris Lehmann 23 172 Grand Rapids JC
9/8/90 Eric Lynch 17 172 Mankato State
10/21/00 Reggie Spearmon 31 171 Mercyhurst
11/03/01 Brent Lesniak 14 170 Wayne State
10/10/92 Anthony Evans 28 170 Northern Michigan
10/8/05 Astin Martin 17 169 Hillsdale
9/30/78 Craig Blanchard 18 167 Franklin
11/6/76 Jamie Hosford 34 167 Wayne State
9/28/02 Reggie Spearmon 27 165 Hillsdale
11/15/03 Michael Tennessee 25 163 Findlay
10/26/02 Reggie Spearmon 30 163 Northwood
10/22/94 Spencer Calhoun 13 163 Michigan Tech
11/8/80 Will Roach 19 162 Ferris State
9/3/94 Spencer Calhoun 20 161 Indiana PA
10/27/90 Eric Lynch 30 161 Hillsdale
8/28/04 Michael Tennessee 39 159 Ferris State
9/15/73 John Mahan 26 158 Kalamazoo
9/18/71 John Mahan 38 157 Kalamazoo
11/16/02 Reggie Spearmon 20 156 Findlay
12/6/03 Michael Tennessee 37 155 Texas A&M-Kingsville
11/5/94 Darnell Jamison 27 155 Saginaw Valley
11/13/82 Brian Jones 11 154 Saginaw Valley
10/11/03 Michael Tennessee 23 153 Northern Michigan
11/3/73 Kerry Rasikas 26 153 Grand Rapids JC
10/23/76 Jamie Hosford 43 153 Hillsdale
11/8/03 Michael Tennessee 20 152 Indianapolis
11/18/74 Chris Lehmann 22 152 Hillsdale
10/05/02 Reggie Spearmon 28 152 Michigan Tech
9/9/00 Reggie Spearmon 29 152 Saginaw Valley
9/14/91 Eric Lynch 26 151 North Dakota State
9/10/83 Brian Jones 24 151 St. Joseph’s
10/2/76 Jamie Hosford 25 151 Northeastern Ill.
10/20/84 Rudy Goodwin 29 150 Michigan Tech
10/12/02 Brandon Langston 12 149 Northern Michigan
10/5/91 Anthony Evans 21 149 Saginaw Valley
10/5/74 Chris Lehmann 24 149 Ferris State
9/20/97 Bruce Calhoun 32 148 Ferris State
9/21/73 John Mahan 21 147 Ill-Chicago Circle
10/24/98 Rick Granata 21 147 Northern Michigan
11/14/81 Wayne Robinson 25 145 Ferris State
9/11/99 Brent Lesniak 20 144 Northwood
12/7/02 Reggie Spearmon 32 143 N. Colorado
10/21/00 Brent Lesniak 10 143 Mercyhurst
9/12/98 Rick Granata 26 142 Northwood
10/16/76 Jamie Hosford 40 142 Saginaw Valley
10/9/76 Jamie Hosford 28 140 Ferris State
100-YARD 100-YARD
RUSHING GAMES
DATE NAME ATT YARDS SCHOOL
9/10/94 Darnell Jamsion 19 139 Indianapolis
10/12/96 Bruce Calhoun 14 138 Michigan Tech
9/02/99 Brent Lesniak 21 138 South Dakota State
9/21/73 Steve Brems 25 138 Ill-Chicago Circle
11/4/78 Will Roach 23 138 Hillsdale
10/05/02 Brent Lesniak 10 137 Michigan Tech
10/11/81 Wayne Robinson 22 137 Wayne State
10/14/89 Eric Lynch 13 137 Northern Michigan
9/10/03 Astin Martin 22 136 Indianapolis
9/24/77 Rick VanEss 34 136 Franklin
11/2/02 Reggie Spearmon 17 136 Mercyhurst
10/28/00 Reggie Spearmon 21 136 Michigan Tech
10/29/88 Isaiah Lipsey 21 135 Southeast Missouri
10/18/80 Kurt Johnson 13 135 Northwestern Iowa
10/16/99 Brent Lesniak 21 135 Saginaw Valley
12/3/05 Astin Martin 18 134 East Stroudsburg
9/20/75 Jamie Hosford 24 134 Grand Rapids JC
10/26/85 Ray Buckner 15 133 Michigan Tech
11/13/76 Jamie Hosford 41 133 Northern Michigan
9/10/94 Spencer Calhoun 14 133 Indianapolis
9/13/97 Bruce Calhoun 30 132 Ashland
11/11/00 Brent Lesniak 12 132 Hillsdale
10/19/74 Jamie Hosford 23 131 Grand Rapids JC
11/4/89 Isaiah Lipsey 20 130 Northwood
9/3/05 Astin Martin 14 129 Gannon
11/19/94 Darnell Jamison 21 129 Indiana PA
10/29/77 Will Roach 30 128 Northwood
10/3/98 Rick Granata 11 128 St. Francis
11/7/85 Ray Buckner 28 128 Northwood
10/27/01 Reggie Spearmon 25 127 Michigan Tech
10/22/05 Astin Martin 30 125 Northwood
11/30/02 Brent Lesniak 16 125 Indiana (Pa.)
10/12/91 Jamarl Eiland 13 124 Northern Michigan
10/4/75 Chris Lehmann 11 124 Northeastern Ill.
10/4/03 Michael Tennesse 25 123 Michigan Tech
10/19/02 Brent Lesniak 26 123 Saginaw Valley
11/17/90 Isaiah Lipsey 18 123 East Texas State
11/16/91 Anthony Evans 15 122 Valparaiso
9/25/76 Jamie Hosford 38 122 Franklin
10/31/98 Rick Granata 32 122 California-Davis
11/10/90 Isaiah Lipsey 6 122 Valparaiso
12/01/01 Reggie Spearmon 20 121 Catawba
11/14/92 Jamarl Eiland 29 121 Valparaiso
9/21/85 Ray Buckner 16 121 Evansville
9/15/73 Steve Brems 20 121 Kalamazoo
11/9/02 Reggie Spearmon 25 120 Indianapolis
11/8/97 Jeff Fox 20 120 California-Davis
9/19/87 Ray Buckner 19 120 Winona State
10/25/75 Jamie Hosford 21 119 Ferris State
9/30/89 Eric Lynch 14 119 Wayne State
10/12/96 Darnell Jamison 16 119 Michigan Tech
10/12/85 Ray Buckner 25 119 Central Connecticut
11/14/85 Ray Buckner 26 119 Saginaw Valley
11/6/82 Brian Jones 12 118 Northwood
10/6/90 Eric Lynch 18 118 Northern Michigan
12/6/03 Cullen Finnerty 15 117 Texas A&M-Kingsville
10/11/86 Ray Buckner 17 117 Central Connecticut
9/6/97 Jeff Fox 17 117 St. Francis
10/23/71 John Mahan 23 117 Findlay
8/27/05 Astin Martin 19 116 Ferris State
11/10/90 Jack Hull 12 116 Valparaiso
10/2/93 Anthony Evans 20 115 Saginaw Valley
11/07/98 Rick Granata 30 115 Michigan Tech
9/23/72 John Mahan 26 115 Ferris State
10/12/74 Kerry Rasikas 16 115 Findly

DATE NAME ATT YARDS SCHOOL
9/17/77 Rick VanEss 23 115 Michigan Tech
11/2/91 Eric Lynch 20 114 Hillsdale
10/30/99 Brent Lesniak 21 114 Ashland
11/24/01 Reggie Spearmon 25 113 Saginaw Valley
9/30/89 Anthony Evans 9 113 Wayne State
11/9/74 Jamie Hosford 17 113 Adrian
11/30/02 Reggie Spearmon 25 112 Indiana (Pa.)
9/08/01 Michael Tennessee 13 112 Saginaw Valley
10/5/85 Ray Buckner 24 112 Ferris State
10/26/91 Anthony Evans 17 112 Ashland University
9/5/92 Anthony Evans 19 112 St. Joseph’s
9/28/96 Darnell Jamison 21 112 Wayne State
11/12/94 Spencer Calhoun 12 112 Northwood
10/29/83 Jackie Hampton 18 112 Michigan Tech
10/06/01 Brent Lesniak 14 111 Ferris State
10/12/74 Chris Lehmann 17 111 Findlay
10/14/78 Rick VanEss 20 110 Saginaw Valley
10/16/93 Rusty Setzer 13 110 Ferris State
9/16/95 Darnell Jamison 13 110 St. Francis
10/20/90 Isaiah Lipsey 13 110 Ashland University
10/5/96 Darnell Jamison 26 110 Hillsdale
9/6/97 Bruce Calhoun 25 109 St. Francis
11/11/78 Rick VanEss 16 109 Wayne State
9/19/92 Jamarl Eiland 21 109 Butler University
9/22/79 Will Roach 13 109 Northeastern Ill.
11/26/05 Astin Martin 22 108 Saginaw Valley State
11/2/02 Brandon Langston 11 108 Mercyhurst
11/7/75 Jamie Hosford 29 108 Hillsdale
10/29/94 Darnell Jamison 17 108 Northern Michigan
11/6/04 Michael Tennessee 20 107 Michigan Tech
Brent Lesniak is GVSU’s career leader in 100-yard rushing game
with 15.
100-YARD 100-YARD
RUSHING GAMES
DATE NAME ATT YARDS SCHOOL
12/1/01 Ryan Brady 23 107 Catawba
9/22/01 Brent Lesniak 8 107 Ashland
11/20/73 Steve Brems 19 106 Adrian
9/14/74 Chris Lehmann 14 106 Kalamazoo
11/7/87 Ray Buckner 22 106 Northwood Institute
11/6/04 Brandon Langston 11 105 Michigan Tech
10/10/92 Andre Dudley 14 105 Northern Michigan
11/7/81 Wayne Robinson 27 105 Northwood
10/1/05 Astin Martin 21 104 Wayne State
10/11/80 Will Roach 18 104 Saginaw Valley
10/11/97 Tarron Adams 21 104 Michigan Tech
11/4/00 Brent Lesniak 11 104 Wayne State
10/29/88 John Sanders 17 104 Southeast Missouri
10/20/01 Brent Lesniak 10 103 Mercyhurst
9/29/01 Michael Tennessee 19 103 Northern Michigan
9/27/75 Brad Rainwater 12 103 Illinois Benedictine
9/23/89 Isaiah Lipsey 14 103 St. Francis
11/13/93 Darnell Jamison 7 103 St. Francis
10/9/04 Preston Garris 17 102 Hillsdale
9/28/74 Steve Brems 21 102 Alma
10/28/89 Eric Lynch 14 102 Valparaiso
10/14/95 Darnell Jamison 17 102 Hillsdale
9/24/94 Darnell Jamison 27 102 Ashland
10/15/05 Astin Martin 28 101 Saginaw Valley State
11/9/74 Dan Warren 12 101 Adrian
11/13/04 Michael Tennessee 23 100 Winona State
9/16/72 Kerry Rasikas 15 100 Kalamazoo
9/15/84 Jackie Hampton 15 100 NE Missouri
11/14/98 Rick Granata 17 100 Ferris State
Current players listed in Bold
Reggie Spearmon ranks second in career 100-yard rushing games
with 14.
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DATE NAME REC YARDS TD SCHOOL
12/14/02 David Kircus 11 270 3 Valdosta State
11/10/01 David Kircus 8 246 4 Hillsdale
9/24/88 Frank Miotke 8 221 1 St. Francis
11/14/87 Frank Miotke 11 218 1 Saginaw Valley
9/4/04 Demonte Collins* 13 217 3 Gannon
11/11/00 David Kircus 11 209 0 Hillsdale
10/21/00 David Kircus 6 201 3 Mercyhurst
9/23/89 Michael Short 4 195 2 St. Francis
10/30/99 Grant Malecke 9 191 0 Ashland
9/17/94 Youssef Sareini 9 189 3 St. Francis
10/27/01 David Kircus 7 182 3 Michigan Tech
9/22/79 Clint Nash 10 180 3 Northeastern Ill.
11/17/01 David Kircus 8 172 1 Bloomsburg
11/15/97 Jason Trice 7 172 2 Indianapolis
10/30/04 Brandon Langston 5 170 2 Northern Michigan
9/5/97 Frank Miotke 6 170 1 Northeast Missouri
10/06/01 David Kircus 8 169 5 Ferris State
11/9/02 David Kircus 8 168 3 Indianapolis
9/17/88 Alex Preuss 6 169 5 Winona State
10/9/99 Grant Malecke 6 167 1 Mercyhurst
9/29/79 Michael Woods 6 166 0 Franklin College
9/1/90 Michael Short 4 165 3 St. Joseph’s
11/5/83 Bill Lucksted 11 162 3 Northwood
11/23/02 David Kircus 7 161 4 C.W. Post
10/9/04 Demonte Collins 12 158 1 Hillsdale
10/31/98 Jason Trice* 9 158 1 California-Davis
9/21/02 Phil Condon 7 154 1 Wayne State
9/08/01 David Kircus 7 153 2 Saginaw Valley
9/3/05 Eric Fowler* 7 152 0 Gannon
11/12/94 Youssef Sareini 9 151 1 Northwood
9/4/04 Brandon Langston* 5 149 2 Gannon
9/12/92 Todd Gesund 7 148 2 Indiana, PA
12/3/05 Brandon Langston 4 148 2 East Stroudsburg
11/22/03 Brandon Langston 8 148 2 Bentley
9/15/82 Bill Lucksted* 7 147 1 St. Cloud State
10/9/82 Jeff Chadwick 5 147 4 Ferris State
11/13/82 Jeff Chadwick 8 142 2 Saginaw Valley
9/14/74 Tim O’Callagan 5 140 1 Kalamazoo
10/18/03 Mario Locricchio 10 139 1 Saginaw Valley
10/23/82 Bill Lucksted 7 136 1 Hillsdale
10/8/83 Bill Lucksted 5 135 2 Ferris State
9/24/83 Bill Lucksted 7 132 1 Central State
9/25/82 Jeff Chadwick 6 131 3 Central State
11/16/91 Bob Mitchell 8 131 1 Valparaiso
11/8/97 Jason Trice 6 130 1 California-Davis
10/15/83 Bill Lucksted 5 130 1 Northern Michigan
9/23/95 Diriki Mose 5 130 2 Ashland
10/8/94 Diriki Mose 6 129 0 Wayne State
9/12/87 Frank Miotke 4 134 0 Butler
10/8/05 Terry Mitchell 3 127 1 Hillsdale
10/22/05 Brandon Langston 3 126 1 Northwood
11/13/93 Youssef Sareini 6 125 1 St. Francis
9/26/87 Frank Miotke 4 124 2 Central State
9/3/05 Terry Mitchell* 6 122 3 Gannon
10/12/96 Alcus Smith 4 122 1 Michigan Tech
10/20/01 David Kircus 6 121 3 Mercyhurst
10/27/90 Todd Gesund 4 121 1 Hillsdale
11/15/03 Micah Staley 6 120 1 Bentley
11/7/87 Frank Miotke 5 120 1 Northwood
10/26/96 Jason Trice 6 120 0 Saginaw Valley
11/7/95 Diriki Mose 9 119 0 Wayne State
10/8/88 Bob Mitchell 8 118 0 Ferris State
10/6/84 Dan Green 9 117 0 Hillsdale
12/7/02 Terrance Banks 11 116 0 N. Colorado
10/23/93 Youssef Sareini 3 116 2 Ashland
10/31/81 Rob Rubick 7 115 1 Hillsdale
10/28/78 Don Stramaglia 2 114 2 Northwood
9/26/81 Rob Rubick 8 114 2 Northern Michigan
9/29/01 David Kircus 6 113 2 Northern Michigan
10/13/01 Brent Lesniak* 2 113 1 Indianapolis
9/27/80 Michael Woods 6 113 1 Michigan Tech
9/25/99 Grant Malecke 5 113 2 Findlay
11/13/99 David Kircus 8 112 0 Ferris State
9/15/82 Jeff Chadwick* 5 112 1 St. Cloud State
9/23/95 Diriki Mose 4 112 1 Ferris State
10/6/79 Rob Rubick 6 111 0 Wayne State
9/6/80 Michael Woods 6 111 1 Hope College
10/13/90 Ted Monken 6 111 1 Ferris State
100-YARD 100-YARD
RECIEVING GAMES
11/9/91 John Sanders 2 111 2 Wayne State
DATE NAME REC YARDS TD SCHOOL
10/30/93 Youssef Sareini 5 111 1 Hillsdale College
10/31/98 Alcus Smith* 9 110 0 California-Davis
10/16/82 Jeff Chadwick 4 110 0 Northern Michigan
10/29/94 Youssef Sareini 7 110 2 Northern Michigan
10/11/03 Brandon Langston 6 109 2 Northern Michigan
9/18/93 Youssef Sareini* 6 109 3 Northwood
10/10/81 Jeff Chadwick 2 108 2 Wayne State
10/3/98 Jason Trice 6 108 1 St. Francis
11/20/04 Brandon Langston 9 107 1 Northwood
9/18/04 Demonte Collins 7 107 1 Ashland
9/28/02 Terrance Banks 10 107 2 Hillsdale
9/2/95 Diriki Mose 10 107 1 Indiana, PA
9/29/84 Ray Buckner 4 106 1 Saginaw Valley
10/19/02 Terrance Banks 9 106 0 Saginaw Valley
10/26/02 David Kircus 6 106 2 Northwood
10/4/03 Michael Tennessee 7 105 2 Michigan Tech%
11/16/02 Terrance Banks 8 105 1 Findlay
11/10/79 Rob Rubick 6 105 0 Ferris State
9/17/05 Eric Fowler 9 104 1 Ashland
9/10/83 Bill Lucksted 5 104 1 St. Joseph’s
9/18/99 Grant Malecke 8 104 0 Indianapolis
11/16/02 David Kircus 5 103 4 Findlay
9/12/81 Jeff Chadwick 5 103 2 Northern Iowa
10/10/87 Frank Miotke 7 103 2 Ferris State
9/18/93 Corey J. Sanders* 4 103 0 Northwood
9/21/02 Tarrance Banks 5 102 1 Wayne State
10/13/01 Phil Condon* 5 102 2 Indianapolis
11/4/89 Bob Mitchell 5 102 0 Northwood
10/3/98 Alcus Smith 6 102 1 St. Francis
11/14/81 Wayne Robinson# 4 101 0 Ferris State
10/6/90 Michael Short 5 101 0 Northern Michigan
11/03/01 David Kircus 7 100 4 Wayne State
10/30/82 Jeff Chadwick 4 100 2 Michigan Tech
9/9/95 Joe Cornelius 4 100 1 Indianapolis
* Nine games with two receivers over 100 yards
# First back to have over 100 yards receiving
100-YARD RUSHING GAMES
15 Games: Brent Lesniak
14 Games: Reggie Spearmon, Jamie Hosford
12 Games: Darnell Jamison, Michael Tennessee
10 Games: Ray Buckner
9 Games: Astin Martin
8 Games: Eric Lynch, John Mahan, Anthony Evans, Isaiah Lipsey
6 Games: Chris Lehman, Rick Granata, Will Roach
5 Games: Spencer Calhoun, Jamarl Eiland, Bruce Calhoun
4 Games: Steve Brems, Rick VanEss
3 Games: Wayne Robinson, Brian Jones, Kerry Rasikas,
Brandon Langston
2 Games: Cullen Finnerty, Jackie Hampton,
Rusty Setzer, Jeff Fox
1 Game: Dan Warren, Brad Rainwater, Craig Blanchard,
Kurt Johnson, Rudy Goodwin, John Sanders,
Andre Dudley, Anthony Evans, Tarron Adams,
Jack Hull, Ryan Brady, Preston Garris
100-YARD RECIEVING GAMES
16 Games: David Kircus
8 Games: Jeff Chadwick
7 Games: Brandon Langston, Frank Miotke, Youssef Sareini,
Bill Lucksted
5 Games: Terrance Banks, Jason Trice, Diriki Mose,
4 Games: Grant Malecke, Rob Rubick
3 Games: Michael Woods, Bob Mitchell, Michael Short,
Alcus Smith, Demonte Collins
2 Games: Terry Mitchell, Eric Fowler, Todd Gesund, Phil Condon
1 Game: Michael Tennessee, Micah Staley, Mario Locricchio,
Clint Nash, Alex Preuss, Tim O’Callagan, Dan Green, Don Stramaglia,
Ray Buckner, Ted Monken, John Sanders, Corey J. Sanders,

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American Football Coaches
Association
First Team
Mike McFadden, DT . . . . . .2005
Keyonta Marshall, DT . . . . .2004
David Hendix, PK . . . . . . . .2003
David Kircus, WR . . . . . .2001-02
Mike Sheldon, OG . . . . . . . .1994
Diriki Mose, WR . . . . . . . . .1995
Matt Potter, DL . . . . . . . . . . .1996
Associated Press
First Team
Josh Bourke, OL . . . . . . . . . .2005
Keyonta Marshall, DL . . . . .2004
David Hendrix, PK . . . . . . . .2003
Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . .2003
Curt Anes, QB . . . . . . .2001 & 02
David Kircus, WR . . . .2001 & 02
Dale Westrick, OT . . . .2001 & 02
Chris Tiede, C . . . . . . . . . . . .1991
Second Team
Mike McFadden, DL . . . . . .2005
Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . .2002
Dan Vaughn, DL . . . . . . . . . .2001
Dave Beebe, OG . . . . . . . . . .1989
Matt Potter, DL . . . . . . . . . . .1996
Third Team
Scott Greene, PK . . . . . . . . .2004
Hardie Farr, SS . . . . . . . . . . .1993
Honorable Mention
Dean Clem, OG . . . . . . . . . .1986
Mark Prins, OT . . . . . . . . . . .1987
Guy Schuler, QB . . . . .1986, 1987
C.M. Frank
First Team
Hardie Farr, SS . . . . . . . . . . .1993
Mike Sheldon, OG . . . . . . . .1994
Second Team
Diriki Mose, WR . . . . . . . . .1995
ALL-AMERICANS
Third Team
Kevin Gee, OL . . . . . . . . . . .1995
Honorable Mention
Jorgen Gustafsson, OT . . . . .1993
Darnell Jamison, FB . .1994, 1995
Kwame McKinnon, QB1994, 1995
Tim Postema, LB . . . .1994, 1995
Youssef Sareini, WR . . . . . .1994
Matt Potter, DL . . . . . . . . . . .1995
Paul Siembida, DB . . . . . . . .1995
Football Gazette
First Team
Mike McFadden, DL . . . . . . .2005
DeJuane Boone, DB . . . . . . .2004
Keyonta Marshall, DL . .2002, 04
David Hendrix, PK . . . . . . . .2003
Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . . .2003
David Kircus, WR . . . .2001 & 02
Dale Westrick, OL . . . .2001 & 02
Curt Anes, QB . . . . . . . . . . . .2002
Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . .2002
Reggie Spearmon, RB . . . . .2002
Matt Potter, DE . . . . . . . . . . .1996
Diriki Mose, WR . . . . . . . . . .1995
Mike Sheldon, OG . . . . . . . .1994
Chris Tiede, C . . . . . . .1990, 1991
Dave Beebe, OG . . . . . . . . . .1989
Second Team
Brandon Langston, WR . . . .2005
Lucius Hawkins, DB . . . . . .2004
Orlando Williams, LB . . . . .2002
Curt Anes, QB . . . . . . . . . . .2001
Dan Gibbons, DT . . . . . . . . .1999
Billy Cook, Spec. . . . . . . . . .1998
Jim Cramer, DT . . . . .1990, 1991
Eric Lynch, FB . . . . . . . . . . .1990
Third Team
Michael Tennessee, RB . . . . .2003
Terrence Banks, WR . . . . . . .2002
Mike Flannery, CB . . . . . . . .1990
Charles Sippial, LB . . . . . . . .1990
Jeff Fox, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998
Jason Graves, DB . . . . . . . . .1997
Youssef Sareini, WR . .1993, 1994
Miguel Sagaro, PK . . . . . . . .1992
Honorable Mention
Cullen Finnerty . . . . . . . . . . .2005
Astin Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005
Joe Wohlscheid . . . . . . . . . . .2005
Josh Bourke, OT . . . . . . . . . .2005
Scott Greene, PK . . . . . . . . .2004
Keyonta Marshall, DL . . . . .2003
Derrick Phillips, DB . . . . . . .2003
Tom Hosford, OC . . . . . . . . .2002
Jeff Fox, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997
Doug Kochanski, PK . . . . . .1996
Dan McLean, CB . . . . . . . . .1993
Mike Sheldon, OG . . . . . . . .1993
Jamarl Eiland, FB . . . . . . . . .1992
Jorgen Gustafsson, OT . . . . .1992
Brian Tazic, QB . . . . . . . . . .1992
Jack Hull, QB . . . . . . . . . . . .1991
Eric Lynch, FB . . . . . . . . . . .1991
Bill McGory, OG . . . . . . . . .1991
Bob Mitchell, TE . . . . . . . . .1991
Todd Wood, DB . . . . . . . . . .1991
Miguel Sagaro, PK . . . . . . . .1989
Football News
First Team
Dean Clem, OG . . . . . . . . . .1986
Mark Prins, OT . . . . . . . . . . .1988
Honorable Mention
Brian Mulcahy, LB . . . . . . . .1986
Mark Prins, OT . . . . . . . . . . .1987
Frank Miotke, WR . . . . . . . .1988
GTE/CoSIDA
First Team
Mark Smith, OT . . . . . . . . . .1991
Todd Wood, DB . . . . . . . . . .1991

Second Team
Tim O’Callaghan, WR . . . . . .1976
Mark Smith, OT . . . . . . . . . . .1989
District Four College Division
Matt Yoches, DT . . . . . . . . . .2003
Daktronics/CoSIDA
First Team
Mike McFadden, DL . . . . . . .2005
Josh Bourke, OT . . . . . . . . . .2005
Lucius Hawkins, DB . . . . . . .2004
Keyonta Marshall, DL . . .2002-04
David Hendrix, PK . . . . . . . .2003
Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . . .2003
Michael Tennessee, RB . . . . .2003
Mike Wilford, OL . . . . . . . . .2003
Curt Anes, QB . . . . . . .2001 & 02
David Kircus, WR . . . .2001 & 02
Dale Westrick, OT . . . .2001 & 02
Second Team
DeJuane Boone, DB . . . . . . .2004
Reggie Spearmon, RB . . . . .2002
Orlando Williams, LB . . . . . .2002
Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . . .2002
Dan Gibbons, DT . . . . . . . . .1999
Jeff Fox, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998
Matt Potter, DE . . . . . . . . . . .1996
Third Team
Diriki Mose, WR . . . . . . . . . .1995
Honorable Mention
Jason Graves, DB . . . . . . . . .1997
Kodak
First Team
Ron Essink, OT . . . . . . . . . . .1979
Todd Tracey, DT . . . . . . . . . .1989
Chris Tiede, C . . . . . . . . . . . .1991
NAIA
First Team
Dan Karpowicz, OT . . . . . . .1975
ALL-AMERICANS
Dennis Dermeyer, DE . . . . . .1976
Gary Evans, OT . . . . . . . . . . .1977
Bob Beaudrie, C . . . . . . . . . .1978
Joe Pollard, S . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978
Second Team
Jamie Hosford, FB . . . . . . . .1976
Ron Essink, OT . . . . . . . . . . .1979
Honorable Mention
Tom Tefft, OG . . . . . . . . . . .1973
Ron Stallard, OG . . . . . . . . .1974
Dennis Dermeyer, DE . . . . .1975
Tim Hill, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . .1975
Danny Jackson, LB . . . . . . .1975
Tim Maki, LB . . . . . . .1975, 1977
Tim O’Callaghan, WR . . . . .1975
Roy Gonzalez, QB . . . . . . . .1977
Daryl Gooden, DT . . . . . . . .1977
Mack Lofton, DE . . . . . . . . .1977
Roger McCoy, PK . . .1977, 1978
Clint Nash, WR . . . . .1977, 1979
Joe Pollard, S . . . . . . . . . . . .1977
Rusty Steffens, OG . . . . . . . .1977
Wade Bent, LB . . . . . . . . . . .1978
Ron Essink, OT . . . . . . . . . .1978
Rick VanEss, FB . . . . . . . . . .1978
Mark Szczytko, DT . . . . . . .1979
NCAA Division II
First Team
Dan Karpowicz, OT . . . . . . .1975
Dennis Dermeyer, DE . . . . .1976
Ron Essink, OT . . . . . . . . . .1979
Todd Tracey, DT . . . . . . . . . .1989
Honorable Mention
Kurt Fredericks, LB . . . . . . .1981
Steve Michuta, QB . . . . . . . .1981
D2Football.com
First Team
Mike McFadden, DL . . . . . .2005
Josh Bourke, OT . . . . . . . . . .2005
Keyonta Marshall, DL . .2003-04
Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . .2003
Curt Anes, QB . . . . . . . . . . .2002
David Kircus, WR . . . .2001 & 02
Dale Westrick, OT . . . . . . . .2002
Second Team
Scott Greene, PK . . . . . . . . .2004
Lucius Hawkins, LB . . . . . .2004
David Hendrix, PK . . . . . . . .2003
Keyonta Marshall, DL . . . . .2002
Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . .2002
Reggie Spearmon, RB . . . . .2002
Phil Condon, TE . . . . . . . . . .2002
Honorable Mention
Brandon Langston, WR . . . .2005
Joe Ballard, SS . . . . . . . . . . .2005
Demonte Collins, WR . . . . .2004
Michael Tennessee, RB . . . .2003
Lucius Hawkins, DB . . . . . .2003
Dan Vaughn, DL . . . . . . . . . .2002
Orlando Williams, LB . . . . .2002
Curt Anes, QB . . . . . . . . . . .2001
Dan Vaughn, DL . . . . . . . . . .2001
Mike Wilford, OL . . . . . . . . .2001
College Sports Report
First Team
Keyonta Marshall, DL . . . . .2004
Lucius Hawkins, DB . . . . . .2004
Second Team
Scott Greene, PK . . . . . . . . .2004
ESPN Academic
Second Team
Mike Pinter, C . . . . . . . . . . .2005
National Football
Foundation All-Academic
Mike Pinter, C . . . . . . . . . . .2005
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138
1973
Tom Tefft, OG- NAIA (HM)
1974
Ron Stallard, OG- NAIA (HM)
1975
Dan Karpowicz, OT- NCAA Div II (1st),
NAIA (1st)
Dennis Dermeyer, DE- NAIA (HM)
Tim Hill, DT- NAIA (HM)
Danny Jackson, LB- NAIA (HM)
Tim Maki, LB- NAIA (HM)
Tim O’Callaghan, WR- NAIA (HM)
1976
Dennis Dermeyer, DE- NCAA Div. II
(1st), NAIA (1st)
Tim O’Callaghan, WR-GTE/COSIDA
(2nd)
Jamie Hosford, FB- NAIA (2nd)
1977
Gary Evans, OT- NAIA (1st)
Roy Gonzalez, QB- NAIA (HM)
Daryl Gooden, DT- NAIA (HM)
Mack Lofton, DE- NAIA (HM)
Tim Maki, LB- NAIA (HM)
Roger McCoy, PK- NAIA (HM)
Clint Nash, WR- NAIA (HM)
Joe Pollard, S- NAIA (HM)
Rusty Steffens, OG- NAIA (HM)
1978
Bob Beaudrie, C- NAIA (1st)
Joe Pollard, S- NAIA (1st)
Wade Bent, LB- NAIA (HM)
Ron Essink, OT- NAIA (HM)
Roger McCoy, PK-NAIA (HM)
Rick VanEss, FB- NAIA (HM)
1979
Ron Essink, OT- NCAA Div. II (1st),
NAIA (2nd), Kodak (1st)
Mark Szczytko, DT- NAIA (HM)
1981
Kurt Fredericks, LB- NCAA Div. II
(HM)
Steve Michuta, QB- NCAA Div. II (HM)
1986
Dean Clem, OG- AP (HM)
Brian Mulcahy, LB- Football News
(HM)
Guy Schuler, QB- AP (HM)
ALL-AMERICANS
1987
Mark Prins, OT- AP (HM), Football
News (HM)
Guy Schuler, QB- AP (HM)
1988
Frank Miotke, WR- Football News (HM)
Mark Prins, OT- Football News (1st)
1989
Todd Tracey, DT- NCAA Div. II (1st),
Kodak (1st)
Dave Beebe, OG- Football Gazette (1st),
AP (2nd)
Mark Smith, GTE/COSIDA (2nd)
Miguel Sagaro, PK- Football Gazette
(HM)
1990
Chris Tiede, C- Football Gazette (1st)
Jim Cramer, DT- Football Gazette (2nd)
Eric Lynch, FB- Football Gazette (2nd)
Mike Flannery, CB- Football Gazette
(3rd)
Charles Sippial, LB- Football Gazette
(3rd)
1991
Chris Tiede, C- AP (1st), Football Gazette
(1st), Kodak (1st)
Todd Wood, DB-GTE/COSIDA (1st),
Football Gazette (HM)
Mark Smith, OT- GTE/COSIDA (1st)
Jim Cramer, DT- Football Gazette (2nd)
Jack Hull, OB- Football Gazette (HM)
Eric Lynch, FB- Football Gazette (2nd)
Bill McGory, OG- Football Gazette
(HM)
Bob Mitchell, TE- Football Gazette (HM)
1992
Miguel Sagaro, PK- Football Gazette
(3rd)
Jamarl Eiland, FB- Football Gazette
(HM)
Jorgen Gustafsson, OT- Football Gazette
(HM)
Brian Tazic, QB- Football Gazette (HM)
1993
Hardie Farr, SS- CM Frank (1st), AP
(3rd)
Youssef Sareini, WR- Football Gazette
(3rd)
Jorgen Gustafsson, OT- CM Frank (HM)
Dan McLean, CB- Football Gazette
(HM)
Mike Sheldon, OG- Football Gazette
(HM)
1994
Mike Sheldon, OG- AFCA (1st), CM
Frank (1st), Football Gazette (1st)
Youssef Sareini, WR- CM Frank (HM),
Football Gazette (HM)
Darnell Jamison, FB- CM Frank (HM)
Kwame McKinnon, QB- CM Frank
(HM)
Tim Postema, LB- CM Frank (HM)
1995
Diriki Mose, WR- AFCA (1st), Football
Gazette (1st), CM Frank (2nd),
CoSIDA/Daktronics (3rd)
Kevin Gee, OL- CM Frank (3rd)
Darrell Jamison, FB- CM Frank (HM)
Kwame McKinnon, QB- CM Frank
(HM)
Tim Postema, LB- CM Frank (HM)
Matt Potter, DL- CM Frank (HM)
Paul Siembida, DB- CM Frank (HM)
1996
Matt Potter, DL- AFCA (1st), Football
Gazette (1st), AP (2nd),
CoSIDA/Daktronics (2nd)
Doug Kochanski, PK- Football Gazette
(HM)
1997
Jason Graves, DB- Football Gazette
(3rd), CoSIDA/Daktronics (HM)
Jeff Fox, QB- Football Gazette (HM)
1998
Jeff Fox, QB- CoSIDA/Daktronics (2nd),
Football Gazette (3rd)
Billy Cook, Spec.- Football Gazette (2nd)
1999
Dan Gibbons, DT- CoSIDA/Daktronics
(2nd), Football Gazette (2nd)

2001
David Kircus, WR- AFCA (1st),
D2Football.com (1st), Daktronics (1st),
Football Gazette (1st),
Curt Anes, QB- Daktronics (1st),
Football Gazette (2nd), D2Football.com
(HM)
Dale Westrick, OT- Football Gazette
(1st), Daktronics (1st)
Dan Vaughn, DT- Football Gazette (2nd),
D2Football.com (HM)
Mike Wilford, OL- D2Football.com
(HM)
2002
Curt Anes, QB- Harlon Hill Award
Winner, Associated Press (1st),
D2Football.com (1st), Football Gazette
(1st), Daktronics (1st)
David Kircus, WR- AFCA (1st),
Associated Press (1st), D2Football.com
(1st),
Football Gazette (1st), Daktronics (1st)
Dale Westrick, OT- D2Football.com
(1st), Football Gazette (1st), Daktronics
(1st)
Keyonta Marshall, DT- Football Gazette
(1st), D2Football.com (2nd), Daktronics
(1st)
Scott Mackey, DB- Football Gazette
(1st), Associated Press (2nd),
D2Football.com (2nd), Daktronics (2nd)
Reggie Spearmon, RB- Football Gazette
(1st), D2Football.com (2nd), Daktronics
(2nd)
Orlando Williams, LB- Football Gazette
(2nd), D2Football.com (HM), Daktronics
(2nd)
Dan Vaughn, DE- Football Gazette (2nd),
Associated Press (2nd), D2Football.com
(HM)
Phil Condon, TE- D2Football.com (2nd)
Terrance Banks, WR- Football Gazette
(3rd)
Tom Hosford, OC- Football Gazette
(HM)
ALL-AMERICANS
2003
Keyonta Marshall, DT- Daktronics (1st),
D2Football.com (1st), Football Gazette
(HM),
Mike Wilford, OT- Daktronics (1st)
Michael Tennessee, RB- Daktronics
(1st), D2Football.com (HM), Football
Gazette (3rd)
David Hendrix, PK- Daktronics (1st),
D2Football.com (2nd), Football Gazette
(1st), Associated Press (1st), AFCA (1st)
2003 Cont.
Scott Mackey, DB- Daktronics (1st),
D2Football.com (1st), Football Gazette
(1st), Associated Press (1st)
Lucius Hawkins, DB- D2Football.com
(HM)
Derrick Phillips, DB- Football Gazette
(HM)
Matt Yoches, DT- CoSIDA District Four
2004
Keyonta Marshall, DT- AFCA (1st),
Associated Press (1st), Football Gazette
(1st), Daktronics (1st), D2Football.com
(1st), College Sports Report (1st)
Scott Greene, PK- Associated Press
(3rd), Football Gazette (HM),
D2Football.com (2nd), College Sports
Report (2nd)
DeJuane Boone, DB- Football Gazette
(1st), Daktronics (2nd)
Lucius Hawkins, DB- Football Gazette
(2nd), Daktronics (1st), D2Football.com
(2nd), College Sports Report (1st)
Demonte Collins, WR- D2Football.com
(HM)
2005
Mike McFadden, DL- Gene Upshaw
Award Winner, AFCA (1st), Football
Gazette (1st), D2Football.com (1st),
Daktronics (1st), Associated Press (2nd)
Josh Bourke, OT-Associated Press (1st),
D2Football.com (1st), Daktronics (1st),
Football Gazette (HM)
Brandon Langston, WR- Football
Gazette (2nd), D2Football.com (HM)
Joe Ballard, SS- D2Football.com (HM)
Cullen Finnerty, QB- Football Gazette
(HM)
Astin Martin, RB- Football Gazette
(HM)
Joe Wohlscheid, OT- Football Gazette
(HM)
Mike Pinter, C- ESPN The Magazine
Academic (2nd), National Football
Foundation (1st)
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140
ALL-TIME ALL-GLIAC
Anthony Adams, 2005 Defense 2nd
Curt Anes, 2001 Offense 1st, 2002 Offense 1st
Joe Ballard, 2005 Defense 1st
Terrance Banks, 2002 Offense 1st
Brandon Barnes, 2004 Offense HM, 2005 Offense 1st
James Barnes, 2001 Defense 1st
Matt Beaty, 2005 Defense 1st
Bob Beaudrie, 1978 Offense 1st
Todd Bechler, 1992 Offense HM
Brian Beckham, 1997 Defense 1st
Dave Beebe, 1988 Offense HM, 1989 Offense 1st
Robert Bell, 1989 Defense 2nd, 1990 Defense 2nd
Herman Benson, 1983 Offense 1st
Wade Bent, 1978 Defense 1st
Bryce Berth, 1973 Defense 1st
Jason Bivens, 1996 Offense 2nd
Craig Blanchard, 1980 Defense 1st
Marc Bland, 1988 Defense HM, 1989 Defense 1st, 1990 Defense HM
DeJuane Boone, 2004 Defense 1st
Josh Bourke, 2003 Offense 1st, 2005 Offense 1st
Bill Brechin, 2005 Defense HM
Kenny Brown, 1997 Offense HM, 1998 Offense HM
Matt Brown, 1997 Offense HM
Marvis Bryant, 2004 Defense 2nd
Ray Buckner, 1986 Offense HM, 1987 Offense HM
Jame Butler, 1991 Defense HM
Winfred Caddell, 1986 Offense HM
Spencer Calhoun, 1994 Offense HM, 1995 Offense HM, 1997 Off. 1st
Jeff Chadwick, 1982 Offense 1st
Jeff Chaney, 1986 Offense 2nd
Dion Charity, 2003 Defense HM
Dean Clem, 1985 Offense 1st, 1986 Offense 1st
Kevin Clemens, 1996 Defense HM, 1997 Defense HM
Steve Coda, 1986 Defense HM
Dustin Cole, 2003 Defense HM
Demonte Collins, 2004 Offense 1st
Phil Condon, 2000 Offense HM, 2001 Offense 2nd, 2002 Offense 1st
Billy Cook, 1998 Specialist 1st
Bryan Cook, 1989 Defense HM
Jim Cramer, 1989 Defense 2nd, 1990 Defense 1st, 1991 Defense 1st
Andy Dauser, 1998 Offense HM
Kelton Davis, 1996 Defense 2nd, 1997 Defense 1st
Dennis Dermyer, 1974 Defense 1st, 1975 Defense 1st, 1976 Defense 1st
Dan Deshetsky, 1998 Defense HM
Bart Duffield, 1988 Defense HM
Jamarl Eiland, 1992 Offense 1st
Ron Essink, 1978 Offense 1st, 1979 Offense 1st
Melvin Estes, 2002 Defense HM
Gary Evans, 1977 Offense 1st
Anthony Evans, 1991 Offense HM
Hardie Farr, 1991 Defense 2nd, 1992 Defense 2nd, 1993 Defense 1st
Cullen Finnerty, 2005 Offense 1st
John Fitzgerald, 1984 Defense 2nd
Mike Flannery, 1990 Defense 1st
Terry Foster, 1999 Defense 2nd, 2000 Defense 2nd, 2001 Defense HM
Eric Fowler, 2005 Offense 2nd
Jeff Fox, 1996 Offense HM, 1997 Offense 2nd, 1998 Offense 1st
Kurt Fredricks, 1980 Defense 1st, 1981 Defense 1st
Anthony Gary, 1996 Def. HM, 1997 Defense 2nd
Kevin Gee, 1994 Offense HM, 1995 Offense 1st
Brian Gehrisch, 1999 Offense 1st, 2000 Offense 1st
Todd Gesund, 1992 Offense 1st
Dan Gibbons, 1998 Defense 2nd, 1999 Defense 1st
Chris Gilbert, 1998 Offense 2nd
Roy Gonzalez, 1977 Offense 1st
Daryl Gooden, 1977 Defense 1st
Rick Granata, 1998 Offense 1st
Jason Graves, 1998 Defense 2nd, 1999 Defense HM
William Gray, 1999 Defense HM, 2000 Defense 1st, 2003 Defense 1st
Paul Griffeth, 1973 Defense 1st
Dan Green, 1985 Offense 2nd
Scott Greene, 2004 PK 1st, 2005 PK 1st
Matt Guerin, 1986 Defense 2nd
Dan Gunder, 1975 Defense HM, 1976 Defense 1st
Jorgen Gustafsson, 1992 Offense 1st, 1993 Offense 2nd
Lucius Hawkins, 2002 Defense 2nd, 2003 Defense HM, 2004 Def. 1st
Mike Hazimeh, 1996 Offense HM, 1997 Offense 1st
Keith Heika, 1984 Offense 1st
Aaron Hein, 2004 Defense HM
Bob Hein, 1985 Offense 2nd
David Hendrix, 2003 PK 1st
Tim Hill, 1975 Defense1st
Matt Horodyski, 1999 Defense HM, 2000 Defense HM
Dan Hosford, 2001 Defense HM, 2002 Defense HM
Jamie Hosford, 1975 Offense 1st, 1976 Offense 1st
Tom Hosford, 2001 Offense HM, 2002 Offense 1st
Bill Hudson, 1976 Offense 1st
Joe Huhn, 1991 Defense HM, 1992 Defense HM, 1993 Defense 2nd
Jack Hull, 1988 Offense, 1989 Off. 1st, 1990 Off. 1st, 1991 Off. 2nd
Robert Hunt, 1990 Defense 2nd
Rich Hurley, 1995 Offense HM
Danny Jackson, 1975 Offense HM
Darnell Jamison, 1994 Offense 2nd, 1995 Off. 1st, 1996 Offense 1st,
John Jancek, 1990 Defense 2nd
Doug Johnson, 1987 Defense HM, 1988 Defense 1st
Rich Johnson, 1984 Offense 2nd
Dan Karpowicz, 1974 Offense 1st, 1975 Offense 1st
Pat Kelly, 1981 Defense1st
Jason Kinzler, 1996 Defense 1st
David Kircus, 2000 Offense 2nd, 2001 Offense 1st, 2002 Offense 1st
Jerome Knox, 2000 Defense 2nd
Mike Kennedy, 2001 Offense 2nd
Doug Kochanski, 1996 Offense 1st
Brandon Langston, 2003 Offense HM, 2004 Offense & Specialist 1st,
2005 Offense 1st, Specialist 2nd
Chris Lehmann, 1974 Offense 1st, 1975 Offense HM
Brent Lesniak, 1999 Offense 2nd, 2001 Offense 1st
Ben Lewakowsky, 1989 Defense 2nd
Sidney Lewis, 2002 Defense HM
Clarence Lindsey, 2000 Defense HM, 2001 Defense 1st
Isaiah Lipsey, 1988 Offense HM, 1989 Offense 1st, 1990 Offense 2nd
Mack Lofton, 1977 Defense 1st
Bill Lucksted, 1983 Offense 1st
Todd Luczak, 1990 Offense 3rd, 1992 Offense 2nd
Eric Lynch, 1988 Offense HM, 1989 Offense 1st, 1990 Offense 1st,
1991 Offense 1st
Jeff Lynch, 1982 Defense 1st, 1983 Defense 1st, 1984 Defense 2nd
Scott Mackey, 2001 Defense 2nd, 2002 Defense 1st, 2003 Defense 1st
John Mahan, 1973 Offense 1st
Tim Maki, 1975 Defense 1st, 1976 Defense 1st
Grant Malecke, 1999 Offense HM
Ken Marnon, 1989 Defense HM
Keyonta Marshall, 2002 Defense 1st, 2003 Defense 1st, 2004 Def. 1st
Astin Martin, 2005 Offense 1st
Scott Martin, 2002 Offense HM, 2003 Offense 2nd
Hubert Massey, 1978 Defense 1st
Roger McCoy, 1975 P-K 1st, 1976 P-K 1st, 1977 P-K 1st, 1978 P-K 1st
Mike McFadden, 2004 Defense HM, 2005 Defense 1st
Bill McGory, 1990 Offense 1st, 1991 Offense 1st
Kwame McKinnon, 1994 Offense 2nd, 1995 Offense 2nd
Dan McLean, 1993 Defense 1st
Sean Mele, 1992 Offense HM, 1993 Offense HM
Steve Michuta, 1981 Offense 1st
Gary Miklosovic, 1982 Defense 1st
Frank Miotke, 1986 Offense 2nd, 1987 Offense 2nd
Bob Mitchell, 1988 Offense HM, 1989 Offense 1st, 1991 Offense 1st
Tom Mitchell, 1987 Offense 2nd
Ted Monken, 1989 Offense HM
Diriki Mose, 1994 Offense HM, 1995 Offense 1st
Brian Mulcahy, 1986 Defense 2nd, 1987 Defense 2nd

Darin Mulcahy, 1988 Defense HM
Clint Nash, 1977 Offense 1st, 1978 Offense1st, 1979 Offense 1st
Erik Nielson, 1997 Offense 1st
Keith O’Brien, 1997 Defense HM, 1998 Defense HM
Tim O’Callaghan, 1975 Offense 1st, 1976 Offense 1st
Jason Ohrt, 1999 Offense HM
Jim Ostrowski, 1985 Spec. 2nd
Sam Pallotini, 1987 Offense HM, 1988 Offense 1st
Derrick Phillips, 2003 Defense 1st, 2004 Defense HM
Randy Pichan, 1981 Defense 1st, 1982 Defense 1st
Mike Pinter, 2005 Offense HM
Joe Pollard, 1977 Defense 1st, 1978 Defense 1st
Ryan Porte, 1993 Offense HM, 1995 Offense HM
Tim Postema, 1993 Defense 2nd, 1994 Defense 2nd, 1995 Defense 2nd
Matt Potter, 1994 Defense HM, 1995 Defense 2nd, 1996 Defense 1st
Matt Powell, 1997 Defense HM
Alex Preuss, 1987 Offense 2nd
Mark Prins, 1986 Offense 1st, 1987 Offense 1st, 1988 Offense 1st
David Quinley, 1980 Offense 1st
Larry Reed, 1974 Defense 1st
Dan Reeves, 1986 Offense 1st
Matt Regnery, 2005 Specialist HM
Shad Risk, 2001 Defense 2nd
Will Roach, 1979 Offense 1st, 1980 Offense 1st
Jim Robinson, 1985 Defense HM, 1986 Defense HM
Wayne Robinson, 1981 Offense 1st
Rob Rubick, 1981 Offense 1st
Bill Rugenstein, 1981 Defense 1st
Miguel Sagaro, 1989 Off. 1st, 1990 Off. HM, 1991 Off. HM, 1992 Off. 1st
John Sanders, 1991 Offense HM, 1991 Specialist
Youssef Sareini, 1993 Offense 1st, 1994 Offense 1st
Lou Scarpino, 1984 Defense 2nd, 1985 Defense 1st
Jim Schaap, 1973 Offense 1st
Gary Schuler, 1986 Offense 1st, 1987 Offense 1st
Rusty Setzer, 1993 Offense HM
Mike Sheldon, 1993 Offense 1st, 1994 Offense 1st
Michael Short, 1990 Offense 2nd
Paul Siembada, 1994 Defense 2nd, 1995 Defense 2nd, 1996 Defense HM
Charles Sippial, 1988 Defense 2nd, 1989 Defense 1st, 1990 Defense 2nd
Bill Smith, 1990 Defense HM
Darren Smith, 2002 Defense HM
Jason Trice was a two-time All-MIFC honoree.
ALL-TIME ALL-GLIAC
Darryl Smith, 1986 Defense 2nd
Mark Smith, 1989 Offense 1st, 1990 Offense HM, 1991 Offense 2nd
Stan Snider, 1981 Offense 1st, 1982 Offense 1st, 1983 Offense 1st
Reggie Spearmon, 2000 Offense 2nd, 2001 Offense 2nd,
2002 Offense 1st
Marcus Spencer, 2004 Defense HM
Kevin Sonntag, 2001 Specialist HM
Randy Spangler, 1982 Specialist 1st
Dave Stachura, 1991 Defense HM, 1992 Defense HM
Ron Stallard, 1974 Offense 1st
Rusty Steffens, 1977 Offense 1st
Chris Stoddard, 2005 Offense HM
Rusty Stone, 1992 Defense 2nd
James Streit, 2004 Offense 2nd
Mark Szczytho, 1978 Defense HM, 1979 Defense 1st
Jorge Tapia, 2005 Defense 2nd
Paul Tater, 2000 Offense 2nd
Scott Taylor, 1987 Defense 2nd
Brian Tazic, 1992 Offense 1st
Tom Tefft, 1973, Offense 1st
Michael Tennessee, 2003 Offense 1st
Eric Thornton, 1992 Defense HM
Chris Tiede, 1989 Offense 1st, 1990 Offense 1st, 1991 Offense 1st
Todd Tracey, 1989 Defense 1st
Jason Trice, 1997 Offense 1st, 1998 Offense 1st
Mark Turner, 1986 Defense 2nd
Eric VanDenBerg, 2001 Defense HM
Greg VanDyke, 1997 Defense 2nd
Rick VanEss, 1978 Offense 1st
Dan Vaughn, 2000 Defense 2nd, 2001 Defense 1st, 2002 Defense 1st
Alvin Ward, 1973 Defense 1st
Dave Williams, 1980 Offense 1st
Orlando Williams, 2002 Defense 1st
Matt Wengler, 1992 Defense 1st, 1993 Defense 2nd
Dale Westrick, 2000 Offense HM, 2001 Offense 1st, 2002 Offense 1st
Mike Wilford, 2001 Offense 1st, 2003 Offense 1st
Joe Wohlscheid, 2005 Offense 2nd
Todd Wood, 1989 Defense 1st, 1990 Defense 3rd, 1991 Defense 1st
Rick Wyka, 1985 Defense 1st
Matt Yoches, 2003 Defense HM
Seth Yon, 1998 Offense HM
Mike Sheldon was a two-time First-Team All-MIFC offensive lineman.
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ALL-TIME GLIAC PLAYER PL YER OF THE WEEK
Year Player Position Game Opponent Week
1975 Dennis Dermyer DE Illinois Benedictine 9/27/75
Dennis Dermyer DE Ferris State 10/11/75
Jamie Hosford FB Saginaw Valley 10/18/75
1976 Roger McCoy P-K Michigan Tech 9/18/76
Jamie Hosford FB Saginaw Valley 10/18/76
Dan Gunder S Hillsdale 10/23/76
Dennis Dermyer DE Wayne State 11/06/76
Alvin Ward CB Northern Michigan 11/13/76
1977 Joe Pollard S Franklin 9/24/77
Roy Gonzalez QB Saginaw Valley 10/15/77
Wade Bent LB Defiance 10/22/77
Will Roach TB Northwood 10/29/77
Gary Evans OT Hillsdale 11/05/77
Roger McCoy P-K Wayne State 11/12/77
1978 Joe Pollard S Franklin 9/30/78
Bob Beaudrie OC Ferris State 10/07/78
David Quinley QB Saginaw Valley 10/14/78
David Quinley QB Northwood 10/28/78
Will Roach TB Hillsdale 11/04/78
Rick VanEss FB Wayne State 11/11/78
1979 Kurt Fredricks LB NE Illinois 9/22/79
Mike Given CB Franklin 9/29/79
David Quinley QB Hillsdale 10/27/79
Clint Nash WR Northwood 11/03/79
1980 Michael Woods WR Hope 9/06/80
Craig Blanchard CB Michigan Tech 9/27/80
David Quinley QB Michigan Tech 9/27/80
Paul Svabik LB Saginaw Valley 10/11/80
Craig Blanchard CB Northwood 11/01/80
1981 Steve Michuta QB Northern Michigan 9/26/81
Tony Schmitt FB Michigan Tech 10/03/81
Steve Michuta QB Wayne State 10/10/81
Rob Rubick TE Hillsdale 10/31/81
Scott Johnston LB Hillsdale 10/31/81
Wayne Robinson TB Ferris State 11/14/81
1982 Jim Lynch QB St Cloud State 9/18/82
Jeff Chadwick WR Ferris State 10/09/82
Randy Pichan DE Northwood 11/06/82
Brian Jones TB Saginaw Valley 11/13/82
1983 Brian Jones TB St Joseph’s 09/10/83
Bill Lucksted WR Ferris State 10/08/83
Jeff Lynch LB Hillsdale 10/22/83
Jim Lynch QB Michigan Tech 10/29/83
Bill Lucksted WR Northwood 11/05/83
1985 Ray Buckner TB Evansville 9/21/85
Darryl Smith LB Wayne State 9/28/85
Guy Schuler QB Ferris State 10/05/85
Matt Guerin CB Michigan Tech 10/26/85
Rick Wyka CB Northwood 11/02/85
1986 Guy Schuler QB Butler 9/13/86
Dan Reeves FB Butler 9/13/86
Tom Kazen TE Ferris State 10/10/86
1987 Frank Miotke WR NE Missouri 9/05/87
Ray Buckner TB Butler 9/12/87
Scott Taylor DE Ferris State 10/10/87
Guy Schuler QB Northwood 11/07/87
Frank Miotke WR Saginaw Valley 11/14/87
1988 Doug Johnson DT Winona State 9/17/88
Frank Miotke WR St Francis 9/24/88
1990 Eric Lynch RB Mankato State 9/8/90
Charles Sippial LB Indianapolis 9/22/90
Jim Cramer DE Northern Michigan 10/6/90
Robert Bell LB Ashland 10/20/90
1991 Hardie Farr SS North Dakota 9/14/91
Jack Hull QB Indianapolis 9/28/91
Anthony Evans TB Northern Michigan 10/12/91
John Sanders TB Wayne State 11/9/91

ALL-TIME GLIAC PLAYER PL YER OF THE WEEK
1992 Jamarl Eiland TB Indianapolis 9/26/92
Jamarl Eiland TB Saginaw Valley 10/3/92
Brian Tazic QB Hillsdale 10/31/92
Jamarl Eiland TB Valparaiso 11/14/92
1993 Eric Stover QB Northwood 9/18/93
Dan McLean DB Ferris State 10/16/93
1994 Youssef Sareini WR St. Francis 9/17/94
Tim Postema LB Ashland 9/24/94
Kwame McKinnon QB Wayne State 10/8/94
Spencer Calhoun RB Michigan Tech 10/22/94
Jamie Lay CB Saginaw Valley 11/5/94
Darnell Jamison RB Northwood 11/12/94
1995 Diriki Mose WR Indiana (PA) 9/2/95
Kwame McKinnon QB Indianapolis 9/9/95
Tim Postema LB St. Francis 9/16/95
Kwame McKinnon QB Ashland 9/23/95
Paul Siembida CB Wayne State 10/7/95
Darnell Jamison RB Michigan Tech 10/21/95
1996 Doug Kochanski PK Ferris State 9/21/96
Matt Potter DL Ferris State 9/21/96
Jeff Fox QB Saginaw Valley 10/26/96
Jeff Fox QB Northwood 11/2/96
Matt Potter DL Indianapolis 11/16/96
1997 Bruce Calhoun RB Ashland 9/13/97
Bruce Calhoun RB Wayne State 9/27/97
Anthony Gary SS Indianapolis 11/15/97
1998 Jeff Fox QB Northwood 9/14/98
Jeff Fox QB Saginaw Valley 10/19/97
1999 William Gray LB Northern Michigan 10/23/98
2000 William Gray LB Ferris State 10/9/00
Jeremy Koger QB Indianapolis 10/16/00
David Kircus WR Mercyhurst 10/23/00
Daivd Kircus WR Hillsdale 11/13/00
2001 Curt Anes QB Saginaw Valley 9/10/01
Curt Anes QB Ferris State 10/8/01
Scott Mackey SS Indianapolis 10/15/01
Curt Anes QB Mercyhurst 10/22/01
Curt Anes QB Michigan Tech 10/29/01
David Kircus WR Wayne State 11/5/01
David Kircus WR Hillsdale 11/12/01
2002 Scott Mackey SS UC Davis 9/9/02
Curt Anes QB Hillsdale 9/30/02
Orlando Williams LB Saginaw Valley 10/21/02
Curt Anes QB Indianapolis 11/11/02
Curt Anes QB Findlay 11/18/02
2003 David Hendrix PK UC-Davis 9/8/03
Dustin Cole LB Ferris State 9/15/03
Matt Regnery PK Ferris State 9/15/03
Michael Tennessee RB Hillsdale 9/29/03
Cullen Finnerty QB Michigan Tech 10/6/03
Derrick Phillips CB Northwood 10/27/03
Jeff Dock QB Mercyhurst 11/3/03
Cullen Finnerty QB Indianapolis 11/10/03
Scott Mackey DB Findlay 11/17/03
2004 Demonte Collins WR Gannon 9/4/04
Brandon Langston WR Gannon 9/4/04
Scott Greene PK Hillsdale 11/9/04
Marcus Spencer DL Michigan Tech 11/6/04
2005 Athony Adams LB Hillsdale 10/8/05
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HARLON HARLON
HILL AWARD ARD
The Harlon Hill Trophy annually goes to the top football player
in Division II, recognizing that individual as the NCAA Division II
Player of the Year. Four Laker football players have been nominated
a total of seven times for the Harlon Hill Award. Michael Tennessee
(2003) is the most recent nominee for the DII Player of the Year
Award and joins the likes of Curt Anes (2001-02), Jeff Fox (1997-
98) and Eric Lynch (1990-91) who have the right to be mentioned
among the top players in Division II football. Tennessee was one of
six nominees from the Northeast region to move on to the 24-member
national ballot. Prior to 2002, quarterback Curt Anes recorded
the Lakers’ highest finish in the Hill Award voting in 2001 when
he finished second behind Valdosta State’s Dusty Bonner. Anes garnered
the most first-place votes (52), but finished eight points (201)
behind Bonner’s total of 209. Laker quarterback Jeff Fox finished
third in the Harlon Hill Award voting in 1998 with 76 points and two
first-place votes. Fox was one of the 24 nominees in 1997. Former
Laker running back Eric Lynch finished tied for sixth in 1989 and
eighth in 1990.
North Dakota State’s Jeff Bentrim won the first Harlon Hill
Trophy in 1986. Johnny Bailey of Texas A&M-Kingsville is the only
three-time winner (1987-88-89) and one of only two players to win
the Hill Trophy more than once (Dusty Bonner, 2000-01).
QB Jeff Fox finished third in
the 1998 Harlon Hill voting.
Fox completed 236-of-394
passes for 3,260 yards and 30
TDs. Fox led GVSU to the
1998 MIFC Championship
and a spot in the NCAA
Division II Playoffs. Fox was
a nominee in 1997 when he
passed for 2,422 yards and 18
TDs, while rushing for 482.
QB Curt Anes finished second
in the 2001 Harlon Hill voting.
Anes led Division II in
both pass efficiency (221.63)
and total offense (362.1) per
game. Anes completed 189of-271
passes for 3,086 yards
and 48 TDs. He led the Lakers
to a perfect 10-0 record and
berth in the 2001 NCAA
Division II Playoffs.
RB Eric Lynch finished sixth
in the 1989 Harlon Hill voting.
Lynch rushed for 839
yards and scored 20 TDs as
the Lakers went 11-1. Lynch
finished eighth in the 1990
voting. He rushed for 977
yards and 20 TDs as the
Lakers finished 10-2 and qualified
for the NCAA DII
Playoffs.

Grand Valley State University quarterback Curt Anes
claimed the Harlon Hill Trophy as the Division II College
Football Player of the year, with the second highest vote total in
the award’s 17-year history.
Anes recieved 271 total points in the voting and 63
first-place votes, the second highest in points as well as second
highest total for first-place votes. Anes became the first-ever
Harlon Hill Award winner from the Great Lakes Intercollegiate
Athletic Conference.
The award winner is determined in voting by the
Division II sports information directors and was presented in
front of a crowd of almost 500 at the seventeenth annual Harlon
Hill Trophy award banquet at the Florence Conference Center.
Anes, a senior from Kentwood, Michigan, was the runner-up
for last year’s Hill Trophy, finishing just eight points
behind 2001 winner Dusty Bonner. In 2002 he quarterbacked
Grand Valley State to an undefeated regular-season and No. 1
ranking all season, while ranking third nationally in passing efficiency
and third in total offense. He ranks third in Division II
history for career touchdown passes (114) and first in total
offense (11,881) and is fifth all-time in career pass efficiency.
He threw for 3,692 yards and 47 TDs in 2002 and led the Lakers
to a 14-0 record and to the Division II National Championship.
C.W. Post senior running back Ian Smart was second
with 180 points and 31 first-place votes, and St. Cloud State junior
quarterback Keith Heckendorf was third with 93 points and
7 first-place votes.
Following that trio in the voting were Carson-Newman
senior quarterback Leonard Guyton at 43, Central Arkansas junior
quarterback Zak Clark and Texas A&M-Kingsville senior
quarterback Abel Gonzalez both at 26, UC Davis senior wide
receiver Michael Oliva at 24, Winona State junior running back
Kevin Curtin at 21 and Midwestern State junior quarterback
Phillip Boggs at 0.
HARLON HARLON
HILL AWARD ARD
Quarterback Curt Anes Wins Harlon Hill Award
2002 Hill Vote Totals
Total Player
Points
1st 2nd 3rd
271 Curt Anes Sr QB Grand Valley State 63 36 10
180 Ian Smart Sr RB C.W. Post 31 30 27
93 Keith Heckendorf Jr QB St. Cloud State 7 21 30
43 Leonard Guyton Sr QB Carson-Newman 5 10 18
26 Zak Clark Jr QB Central Arkansas 2 5 10
26 Abel Gonzalez Sr QB Texas A&M-Kingsville 4 3 8
24 Michael Oliva Sr WR UC Davis 1 5 11
21 Kevin Curtin Jr WR Winona State 1 4 10
0 Phillip Boggs Jr QB Midwestern State 0 0 0
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146
GENE UPSHAW UPSHA AWARD ARD
Mike McFadden Wins 2005 Gene Upshaw Award
SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. –
Mike McFadden, a junior
defensive lineman on Grand
Valley State University’s
NCAA Division II national
championship team, has
been selected as the recipient
of the 2005 Gene
Upshaw Division II
Lineman of the Year Award,
sponsored by the Manheim
Touchdown Club.
A 6-foot-1, 255-pound
native of Saginaw, Mich.,
and a graduate of Heritage
High School, McFadden
nipped University of South Dakota offensive lineman Brian
Alderson; Bloomsburg (Pa.) University offensive lineman
Jahri Evans; and Northwest Missouri State University defensive
lineman Dave Tollefson in an extremely close race for
this year’s Upshaw Award.
McFadden is the second recipient of the Upshaw
Award, which was presented in 2004 to Pittsburg State
(Kans.) offensive lineman Nathan Baker.
The Upshaw Award winner is selected by the sports information
directors of the 150 football-playing NCAA Division II
institutions and is named in honor of the current Executive
Director of the National Football League Players
Association. Gene Upshaw was a standout lineman at Texas
A&I University (now Texas A&M-Kingsville) before achieving
All-Pro status six times during his 16-year career with the
NFL Oakland Raiders. He was elected to the Pro Football
Hall of Fame in 1987, his first year of eligibility and has
served as the NFLPA executive director since 1983.
McFadden’s efforts in his first three seasons certainly caught
the eye of the former NFL standout for whom the Upshaw
Award is named.
“I congratulate Mike McFadden on being the winner
of this year’s Division II Lineman of the Year Award,” Gene
Upshaw said. “He truly had a magnificent season.
“With a quarterback sack in 13 consecutive games this fall,
he had to be an offensive lineman’s nightmare,” Upshaw
added. “Opposing offensive coordinators had to know where
he was at all times.
“I have to say, though, that I wasn’t real happy to see
him have the kind of game he played against my alma mater
in the 2003 (NCAA Division II) playoffs, when [Grand
Valley State] beat Texas A & M Kingsville 31-3,” Upshaw
continued. “You could see even then, as a freshman, that he
had a very bright future ahead of him.”
Prior to receiving the Upshaw Award, McFadden was
named as a consensus first-team All-America selection. He
earned that elite status from the American Football Coaches
Association, Daktronics, Inc. and D2Football.com.
McFadden was also named as the Great Lakes
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) “Defensive
Lineman of the Year” and was a first-team all-conference
selection.
He concluded his junior campaign as the national
co-leader in quarterback sacks with 19 and was third in the
nation in tackles for loss with 21.5 (-110 yards). He recorded
at least one quarterback sack and tackle for loss in each
of Grand Valley State’s 13 games last fall, a run that resulted
in the Lakers winning their third national title in the last
four seasons.
Despite playing the entire game with a hip flexor
injury, McFadden recorded one QB sack (-7 yards) in
Grand Valley State’s national championship-game win over
Northwest Missouri State. He recorded five tackles, four
tackles for loss (-13 yards) and three QB sacks (-12 yards)
in less than two quarters of action in the Lakers’ national
semifinal win over East Stroudsburg (Pa.). McFadden, the
only junior among the eight national finalists for this year’s
Upshaw Award, is currently tied for the GVSU career
record for QB sacks with 29. His 2005 total of 19 set a
school single-season record. He was the Lakers’ No. 2 tackler
with 83.

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Showers, Kirk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1990-92
Siembida, Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1993-96
Sietsma, Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1985
Simmons, Donald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1981
Simmons, Robert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1973-74
Singleton, Kofi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991-92
Sippial, Charles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1987-90
Sisson, Tom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994-95
Skuta, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005
Slazinski, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1985-88
Slazinski, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1986-89
Smith, Alcus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1996-98
Smith, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1988-90
Smith, Darryl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1983-86
Smith, Darren . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1999-02
Smith, Joseph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1971-72
Smith, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002-05
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Smith, Melvin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000
Smith, Troy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1981
Smits, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1984-87
Smolen, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1982
Snider, Stan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1980-83
Sonntag, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998-01
Soper, Jordan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003
Spangler, Randy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1981-83
Spearmon, Reggie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1999-02
Spehn, William . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978-80
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Stafford, Philip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1973
Stair, Roland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1976
Stallard, Ron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1974
Stallworth, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977
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Steinbach, Rory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004-05
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Stone, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977-78
Stone, Rusty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991-92
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Stover, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1993
Strameglia, Don . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977-78
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Streit, James . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001-04
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Sturdivant, Adam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998-99
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Sucaet, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1981-83
Sukup, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1971-73
Sullivan, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1989-91
Sutton, Bruce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1971-74
Svabik, Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978-80
Sykes, Wardell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1975-77
Szczytko, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977-79
Takas, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1983
Tape, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004-05
Tater, Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997-00
Taylor, Rick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1982-84
Taylor, Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1986-88
Tazic, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1989-92
Teal, Anthony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1971
Tefft, Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1971-73
Tennessee, Michael . . . . . . . . . .2000-01, 03-04
Teschler, Dean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1971
Thwaites, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1971
Thomas, Rob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1984-87
Thomas, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1996-97
Thornton, Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1985-88
Thornton, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1990-92
Tiede, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1989-91
Topp, Jacob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005
Tracey, Todd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1986-89
Treece, Lance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991
Treece, Lenny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998-99
Trent, Antione . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004-05
Trice, Corey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998
Trice, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1996-98
Trombley, Ed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1973
Turner, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1983-84
Turner, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1985-87
Tuttle, Rick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1974-75
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VanderKamp, Ross . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003
VanDuinen, Dale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1972-74
VanDyke, Greg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994-997
VanDyken, Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1974
VanEss, Rick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977-78
VanderPloeg, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1972
Vaughn, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000-02
Velthouse, Ron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1971
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1971 0-7-0
Head Coach: Robert Collins
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
7 at Grand Rapids J.C. 47
7 at Kalamazoo College 42
7 at Ill.-Chicago Circle 24
0 at Alma College 31
0 at Ferris State 57
6 at Findlay 70
0 at Hope College 64
27 335
1972 0-6-0
Head Coach: Robert Collins
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
14 at Kalamazoo College 24
0 at Ferris State 42
0 at Alma College 53
6 at Findlay 38
0 at Manchester 21
11 at Grand Rapids J.C. 21
31 199
1973 6-3-0
Head Coach: Jim Harkema
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
27 Kalamazoo College 14
40 at Ill.-Chicago Circle 8
14 Alma College 28
13 Ferris State 17
30 Grand Rapids J.C. 21
52 at Findlay 6
28 Manchester 9
7 at Northwood 14
48 at Adrian College 3
259 120
Running back John Mahan
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS RESULTS
1974 6-3-0
Head Coach: Jim Harkema
(1-3 GLIAC, T-3rd)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
28 at Kalamazoo College 12
7 Alma College 0
12 Ferris State 17
41 Findlay 7
19 at Grand Rapids J.C. 21
49 at Manchester 0
13 Northwood 14
42 Adrian College 6
14 at Hillsdale 10
225 87
1975 7-2-1
Head Coach: Jim Harkema
(3-1-1 GLIAC, T-2nd)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
6 at Wayne State 15
17 at Valparaiso 6
17 Grand Rapids J.C. 13
31 Illinois Benedictine 6
68 NE Illinois 6
38 at Ferris State 0
32 Saginaw Valley 5
7 at Northwood 7
17 at Northern Michigan 21
31 Hillsdale 14
264 93
1976
Head Coach: Jim Harkema
(2-3 GLIAC, T-2nd)
8-2-0
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
23 at Grand Rapids J.C. 7
10 at Michigan Tech 8
31 at Franklin College 27
26 at NE Illinois 0
23 Ferris State 26
17 at Saginaw Valley 6
16 at Hillsdale 3
14 Northwood 40
3 Wayne State 0
31 Northern Michigan 14
194 131
1977 7-3-0
Head Coach: Jim Harkema
(4-1 GLIAC, 1st)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
6 Bowling Green 17
6 Michigan Tech 10
41 Franklin College 35
34 at NE Illinois 12
7 at Ferris State 11
41 Saginaw Valley 14
24 Defiance College 0
16 at Northwood 6
31 Hillsdale 20
6 at Wayne State 3
212 128
1978 9-3-0
Head Coach: Jim Harkema
(5-0 GLIAC, 1st)
* NAIA Division I Playoffs
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
34 NE Illinois 7
22 at Northern Michigan 49
3 at Bowling Green 49
62 at Franklin College 19
38 Ferris State 14
24 at Saginaw Valley 14
31 Central State (OH) 12
36 Northwood 7
28 at Hillsdale 21
24 Wayne State 10
24 at Wisc.-LaCrosse* 14
7 at Elon College (NC)* 14
333 229
1979
Head Coach: Jim Harkema
(2-3 GLIAC, 4th)
4-5-0
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
14 Northern Michigan 41
48 at NE Illinois 7
56 Franklin College 14
14 at Wayne State 17
24 at Saginaw Valley 32
0 at Western Michigan 37
28 Hillsdale 6
22 at Northwood 14
9 Ferris State 14
215 182

Tight end Bob Mitchell
1980 7-3-0
Head Coach: Jim Harkema
(4-2 GLIAC, T-2nd)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
14 at Hope College 7
9 at Northern Michigan 48
76 NE Illinois 0
44 at Michigan Tech 6
7 Wayne State 10
45 Saginaw Valley 22
34 Northwestern Iowa 26
9 at Hillsdale 27
17 Northwood 13
35 at Ferris State 7
290 166
1981 7-2-0
Head Coach: Jim Harkema
(6-0 GLIAC, 1st)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
20 at Northern Iowa 21
28 Northern Michigan 29
52 Michigan Tech 6
40 at Wayne State 17
31 at Saginaw Valley 7
31 Central State (OH) 20
23 Hillsdale 12
38 at Northwood 7
46 Ferris State 12
309 131
1982
Head Coach: Jim Harkema
(5-1 GLIAC, 2nd)
7-3-0
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
3 at Western Michigan 28
44 St. Cloud State 7
35 Central State (OH) 7
32 Wayne State 14
38 at Ferris State 35
29 at Northern Michigan 47
19 at Hillsdale 24
35 at Michigan Tech 28
20 Northwood 10
55 Saginaw Valley 7
310 213
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS RESULTS
1983 4-6-0 1987 7-4-0
Head Coach: Bob Giesey
(3-3 GLIAC, T-4th)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
24 St. Joseph’s (IN) 22
21 at Eastern Illinois 35
14 at Central State (OH) 21
10 at Wayne State 22
52 Ferris State 21
14 Northern Michigan 27
12 Hillsdale 10
36 Michigan Tech 34
30 at Northwood 31
14 at Saginaw Valley 15
227 238
1984 0-10-0
Head Coach: Bob Giesey
(0-6 GLIAC, 7th)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
9 Eastern Illinois 35
9 at Carson-Newman 42
0 NW Missouri State 26
13 at Northern Michigan 59
14 Saginaw Valley 28
6 at Hillsdale 20
20 at Michigan Tech 27
11 at Ferris State 13
14 Northwood 21
3 Wayne State 30
99 301
1985
Head Coach: Tom Beck
(4-2 GLIAC, 3rd tie)
6-5-0
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
7 at Wisconsin-Stout 23
7 Northern Michigan 42
28 at Evansville 14
10 Wayne State 7
27 at Ferris State 21
21 at Central Connecticut 14
14 Hillsdale 21
42 at Michigan Tech 22
24 Northwood 21
18 at Saginaw Valley 35
15 Missouri-Rolla 17
213 237
1986 9-2-0
Head Coach: Tom Beck
(4-1 GLIAC, 2nd)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
35 Wisconsin-Stout 0
30 at Butler University 28
49 Evansville University 7
21 at Wayne State 3
30 Ferris State 22
21 Central Connecticut 11
22 at Hillsdale 25
24 at Northern Michigan 28
35 at Northwood 14
28 Saginaw Valley 13
30 at Missouri-Rolla 20
325 171
Head Coach: Tom Beck
(4-1 GLIAC, 2nd)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
24 at NE Missouri 30
24 Butler University 19
50 Winona State 16
23 at Central State (OH) 25
28 Wayne State 0
21 at Ferris State 5
0 Northern Michigan 28
28 Hillsdale 13
3 at Central Florida 67
45 Northwood 3
31 at Saginaw Valley 28
277 234
1988 7-4-0
Head Coach: Tom Beck
(3-2 GLIAC, 3rd)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
35 NE Missouri State 36
0 at Western Illinois 55
45 at Winona State 26
35 St. Francis (IL) 21
13 at Wayne State 10
36 Ferris State 20
20 at Northern Michigan 30
0 at Hillsdale 20
46 SE Missouri State 24
34 at Northwood 2
14 Saginaw Valley 13
278 257
1989
Head Coach: Tom Beck
(5-0 GLIAC, 1st)
NCAA Division II Playoffs
11-1-0
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
41 at California (PA) 7
45 Mankato State 16
27 at Butler University 18
56 at St. Francis (IL) 32
49 Wayne State 10
28 at Ferris State 0
38 Northern Michigan 18
31 Hillsdale 17
91 Valparaiso 0
42 Northwood 17
42 at Saginaw Valley 17
24 Indiana (PA)* 34
514 182
*NCAA Division II Playoffs
153

154
1990 10-2-0
Head Coach: Tom Beck
(9-1 MIFC, 1st)
NCAA Division II Playoffs
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
58 at St. Joseph’s (IN) 16
27 at Mankato State 24
35 Butler University 0
30 at Indianapolis 12
23 Saginaw Valley 7
45 at Northern Michigan 15
42 Ferris State 12
14 Ashland 3
34 at Hillsdale 38
35 Wayne State 15
55 at Valparaiso 0
14 East Texas State* 20
412 162
*NCAA Division II Playoffs
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS RESULTS
Running back Eric Lynch
The Mud Bowl in 1978 versus Elon College
1991 9-3-0
Head Coach: Brian Kelly
(8-2 MIFC, T-2nd)
NCAA Division II Playoffs
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
31 St. Joseph’s (IN) 3
21 at North Dakota State 17
0 at Butler University 35
31 Indianapolis 13
10 at Saginaw Valley 14
35 Northern Michigan 0
28 at Ferris State 6
38 at Ashland 7
9 Hillsdale 6
59 at Wayne State 28
36 Valparaiso 3
15 at East Texas State* 36
313 166
*NCAA Division II Playoffs
1992 8-3-0
Head Coach: Brian Kelly
(8-2 MIFC, T-1st)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
28 at St. Joseph’s (IN) 18
27 Indiana (PA) 45
21 Butler University 10
21 at Indianapolis 7
24 Saginaw Valley 20
23 at Northern Michigan 20
0 Ferris State 23
10 Ashland 27
34 at Hillsdale 21
16 Wayne State 14
45 at Valparaiso 14
249 219
1993
Head Coach: Brian Kelly
(6-2-2 MIFC, 3rd)
6-3-2
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
38 St. Joseph’s (IN) 14
3 at Indiana (PA) 34
35 at Northwood 0
31 Indianapolis 7
36 at Saginaw Valley 17
28 Northern Michigan 28
17 at Ferris State 17
14 at Ashland 29
21 Hillsdale College 38
28 at Wayne State 25
20 St. Francis (IL) 18
271 227
1994 8-4-0
Head Coach: Brian Kelly
(8-2 MIFC, 2nd)
NCAA Division II Playoffs
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
33 at Indiana (PA) 35
35 at Indianapolis 24
49 St. Francis (IL) 7
17 at Ashland 7
21 Ferris State 27
31 Wayne State 14
20 at Hillsdale 33
33 Michigan Tech 7
24 at Northern Michigan 17
27 Saginaw Valley 20
70 at Northwood 13
27 at Indiana (PA)* 35
387 239
*NCAA Division II Playoffs

1995 8-3-0
Head Coach: Brian Kelly
(8-2 MIFC, 2nd)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
25 Indiana (PA) 28
56 Indianapolis 0
42 at St. Francis (IL) 0
52 Ashland 17
21 at Ferris State 30
42 at Wayne State 10
25 Hillsdale 20
54 at Michigan Tech 52
26 Northern Michigan 23
21 at Saginaw Valley 24
43 Northwood 7
407 211
1996 8-3-0
Head Coach: Brian Kelly
(8-2 MIFC, 2nd)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
14 at SW Texas State 19
20 St. Francis (IL) 31
14 at Ashland 7
36 Ferris State 17
23 Wayne State 0
17 at Hillsdale 16
56 Michigan Tech 7
9 at Northern Michigan 14
17 Saginaw Valley 6
38 at Northwood 34
28 at Indianapolis 14
272 165
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS RESULTS
1997
Head Coach: Brian Kelly
(9-1 MIFC, T-1st)
9-2-0
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
38 at St. Francis (IL) 29
31 Ashland 20
21 at Ferris State 18
45 at Wayne State 30
14 Hillsdale 12
49 at Michigan Tech 21
39 Northern Michigan 22
27 at Saginaw Valley (ot) 30
24 Northwood 20
19 at UC Davis 21
23 Indianapolis 14
330 237
1998
Head Coach: Brian Kelly
(9-1 MIFC, 1st)
NCAA Division II Playoffs
9-3-0
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
42 Ashland 35
44 Northwood 41
28 at Indianapolis 17
50 Findlay 7
40 St. Francis (IL.) 2
49 at Mercyhurst 14
37 at Saginaw Valley 36
14 Northern Michigan 17
38 UC Davis 40
43 at Michigan Tech 23
56 at Ferris State (ot) 53
14 at Slippery Rock* 37
455 322
*NCAA Division II Playoffs
1999
Head Coach: Brian Kelly
(5-4 GLIAC, T-7th)
5-5
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
20 South Dakota State 35
30 at Northwood 41
14 Indianapolis 30
37 at Findlay 9
26 Mercyhurst 19
31 Saginaw Valley State 7
13 at Northern Michigan 51
44 at Ashland 26
21 Michigan Tech 7
23 Ferris State 48
259 273
2000
Head Coach: Brian Kelly
(7-3 GLIAC, 3rd)
7-4
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
27 at South Dakota State 36
21 at Saginaw Valley 28
17 Northwood 45
38 Ashland 7
28 at Northern Michigan 29
21 Ferris State 20
56 Indianapolis 21
45 at Mercyhurst 20
31 Michigan Tech 29
22 at Wayne State 20
31 at Hillsdale 29
337 284
2001
Head Coach: Brian Kelly
(9-0 GLIAC, 1st)
13-1
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
56 Minnesota-Crookston 0
38 Saginaw Valley 7
63 at Ashland 19
64 Northern Michigan 14
63 at Ferris State 17
63 at Indianapolis 27
59 Mercyhurst 3
44 at Michigan Tech 34
77 Wayne State 12
57 Hillsdale 21
42 Bloomsburg* 14
33 Saginaw Valley* 30
34 Catawba* 16
14 North Dakota* 17
707 231
*NCAA Division II Playoffs
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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS RESULTS
2002 NCAA DII National Champions 2003 NCAA DII National Champions
2002 14-0
NCAA DII
National Champions
Head Coach: Brian Kelly
(9-0 GLIAC, 1st)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
24 UC Davis 17
49 at Wayne State 14
44 Hillsdale 19
56 at Michigan Tech 14
51 Northern Michigan 14
23 at Saginaw Valley 18
33 Northwood 14
62 at Mercyhurst 24
50 Indianapolis 13
63 Findlay 19
62 C.W. Post* 13
62 Indiana (PA.)* 21
44 Northern Colorado* 7
31 Valdosta State* 24
654 231
*NCAA Division II Playoffs
2005 NCAA DII National Champions
2003 14-1
NCAA DII
National Champions
Head Coach: Brian Kelly
(9-1 GLIAC, 2nd)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
9 at UC Davis (ot) 6
40 Ferris State 10
50 Wayne State 14
37 at Hillsdale 24
48 Michigan Tech 17
50 at Northern Michigan 20
20 Saginaw Valley 34
33 at Northwood 14
51 Mercyhurst 6
53 at Indianapolis 10
44 at Findlay 0
65 at Bentley* 36
10 at Saginaw Valley* 3
31 at TX A&M-Kingsville* 3
10 North Dakota* 3
551 220
*NCAA Division II Playoffs
2004
Head Coach: Chuck Martin
(8-2 GLIAC, 2nd)
NCAA Playoffs
10-3-0
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
24 at Ferris State 6
48 at Gannon 17
35 Indianapolis 9
37 Ashland 7
34 at Wayne State 0
58 Hillsdale 7
20 at Saginaw Valley 31
14 Northwood 35
45 at Northern Michigan 29
24 Michigan Tech^ 7
16 at Winona State* 13
10 at Northwood* 7
15 at North Dakota* 19
380 187
*NCAA Division II Playoffs
^Bash At The Big House (50,123)
2005 13-0
NCAA DII
National Champions
Head Coach: Chuck Martin
(9-0 GLIAC, 1st)
GVSU OPPONENT OPP
30 Ferris State 10
61 Gannon 10
29 at Indianapolis 13
14 at Ashland 10
36 Wayne State 22
38 at Hillsdale 10
31 Saginaw Valley 10
30 at Northwood 14
48 Northern Michigan 3
17 North Dakota* 3
24 Saginaw Valley* 17
55 East Stroudsburg* 20
21 NW Missouri State* 17
434 159
*NCAA Division II Playoffs

2005 NCAA D-II Playoffs
National Champions
-Defeated North Dakota, 17-3
-Defeated Saginaw Valley State, 24-17
-Defeated East Stroudsburg, 55-20
-Defeated Northwest Missouri State, 21-17
2004 NCAA D-II Playoffs
Lost in Quarterfinals
-Defeated Winona State, 16-13
-Defeated Northwood, 10-7
-Lost to North Dakota, 19-15
2003 NCAA D-II Playoffs
National Champions
-Defeated Bentley College, 65-36
-Defeated Saginaw Valley State, 10-3
-Defeated Texas A&M Kingsville, 31-3
-Defeated North Dakota, 10-3
1978 NAIA Playoff Quarterfinal Final Game
Grand Valley State 24, UW-Lacrosse 14
Lacrosse, Wis. • Dec. 2, 1978
Memorial Field
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 14 7 0 3 24
UW-Lacrosse 7 0 0 7 14
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV UW
1 8:04 UW Paul Radcliffe 6 yd run (Siedel kick)
{13-69, 6:56} 0 7
1 4:17 GV Vaness 38 yd pass from Quinley (McCoy
kick) {8-59, 3:43} 7 7
1 0:16 GV Vaness 1 yd run (McCoy kick)
{8-35, 3:42} 14 7
2 9:48 GV Roach 2 yd run (McCoy kick) {10-51, 5:05} 21 7
4 14:55 UW Robinson 17 yd pass from Draxler
(Seidel kick) {15-77, 5:34} 21 14
4 1:28 GV McCoy 37 yd field goal {9-28, 3:21} 24 14
ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SUMMARIES
TEAM STATISTICS GV UW
First Downs 13 19
Rushes/Yards 45-140 50-160
Passes (A-C-I) 14/5/2 36/17/5
Yards Passing 95 225
Total Offense 235 385
Punts/Average 4-35.2 1-32
Fumbles 1-1 2-1
Penalties 2-20 7-30
2002 NCAA D-II Playoffs
National Champions
-Defeated C.W. Post, 62-13
-Defeated Indiana (Pa.), 62-21
-Defeated Northern Colorado, 44-7
-Defeated Valdosta State, 31-24
2001 NCAA D-II Playoffs
National Finalist
-Defeated Bloomsburg (Pa.), 42-14
-Defeated Saginaw Valley State, 33-30
-Defeated Catawaba College, 34-16
-Lost to North Dakota, 17-14
1998 NCAA D-II Playoffs
Lost in First Round
-Lost to Slippery Rock, 37-14
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Roach 13-46, Vaness 13-38. UW-Pieper 18-66, Radcliffe15-61.
PASSING: GV-Finnerty 5-14, 95. UW-Draxler 16-385, 211.
RECEIVING: GV-Nash 2-25, Vaness 1-38. UW-Robinson 6-125, Pieper 5-46.
A - 2148
1994 NCAA D-II Playoffs
Lost in First Round
-Lost to Indiana (Pa.), 35-27
1991 NCAA D-II Playoffs
Lost in First Round
-Lost to East Texas State, 36-15
1990 NCAA D-II Playoffs
Lost in First Round
-Lost to East Texas State, 20-14
1989 NCAA D-II Playoffs
Lost in First Round
-Lost to Indiana (Pa.), 34-24
1978 NAIA Playoffs
Lost in Semifinals
-Defeated UW-Lacrosse, 24-14
-Lost to Elon College, 13-7
1978 NAIA Playoffs Semifinal Game
Elon 13, Gramd Valley State 7
Burlington, NC • Dec. 9, 1978
Burlington Memorial Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 0 0 0 7 7
Elon College 0 3 0 10 13
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV EC
2 0:05 EC Rippy 27 yd field goal {5-27, 1:26} 0 3
4 12:46 EC Hedrick 1 yd run (Rippy kick) {7-24, 2:49} 0 10
4 5:16 EC Rippy 30 yd field goal {9-40, 4:44} 0 13
4 2:44 GV Rubick 10 yd pass from Quinley (McCoy
kick) {7-77, 1:42} 7 13
TEAM STATISTICS GV EC
First Downs 12 12
Rushes/Yards 43/114 55/182
Passes (A-C-I) 16-9-2 7-3-1
Yards Passing 95 48
Total Offense 209 230
Punts/Average 5-27.2 5-31.6
Fumbles 9-4 5-3
Penalties 7-57 5-26
Time of Possession 27:37 32:23
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: EC-Corpening 20-90, Hedrick 22-76. GV-Vaness 11-49, Roach 14-
33.
PASSING: EC-Currin 3-7, 48. GV-Quinley 9-16, 95.
RECEIVING: EC-Hackett 3-48. GV-Nash 4-58, Rubick 2-26.
A - 3500
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ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SUMMARIES
1989 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff Game
Indiana (Pa.) 34, Grand Valley State 24
Allendale, Mich. • Nov. 18, 1989
Lubbers Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Indiana (Pa.) 0 7 7 20 34
Grand Valley State 3 7 7 7 24
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} IU GV
1 8:24 GV Miguel Sagaro 31 yd field goal
{10-36, 5:10} 0 3
2 14:58 GV Eric Lynch 1 yd run (Miguel Sagaro kick)
{7-18, 2:38} 0 10
2 10:44 IU Doug Adamrovich 9 yd run {Rob Grims
kick) {10-51, 4:18} 7 10
3 8:52 GV Eric Lynch 2 yd run (Miguel Sagaro kick)
{12-64, 6:04} 7 17
3 2:25 IU Ken Rock 1 yd run (Rob Grims kick)
{8-55, 3:13} 14 17
4 14:55 IU Ken Rock 19 yd run (Rob Grims kick
failed) {5-44, 1:32} 20 17
4 10:13 GV Eric Lynch 1 yd run (Miguel Sagaro kick)
{7-27, 2:59} 20 24
4 9:33 IU Hill 58 yd pass from Tony Alliucci
(Rob Grims kick) {2-58,0:39} 27 24
4 4:16 IU Ken Rock 1 yd run (Rob Grims kick)
{10-50, 3:43} 34 24
TEAM STATISTICS IU GV
First Downs 18 18
Rushes/Yards 38/136 49/182
Passes (A-C-I) 20-13-1 29-13-0
Yards Passing 224 144
Total Offense 360 326
Punts/Average 4/34.0 5/24.0
Fumbles/Lost 2/2 4/2
Penalties 8/76 9/63
Time of Possession 26:42 33:18
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: IU- Rock 26-121, Adamrovich 6-22. GV- Lipsey 17-76, Lynch 19-74.
PASSING: IU-Alliucci 13-20-1, 224; GV- Hull 13-29-0, 144.
RECEIVING: IU- Hill 7-154, Kovell 2-27; GV- Mitchell 5-67, E. Lynch 3-23.
A - 1837
1990 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff Game
East Texas State 20, Grand Valley State 14
Allendale, Mich. • Nov. 17, 1990
Lubbers Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
East Texas State 7 3 7 3 20
Grand Valley State 6 0 0 8 14
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} ET GV
1 7:25 GV Eric Lynch 1 yd run (Miguel Sagaro
kick failed) {8-57, 3:21} 0 6
1 2:20 ET Gary Perry 4 yd run (Billy Watkins kick)
{15-83, 5:05} 7 6
2 6:32 ET Billy Watkins 42 yd field goal
{9-30, 3:26} 10 6
3 5:42 ET Gary Compton pass from Bob Bounds
(Billy Watkins kick) {4-54, 0:50} 17 6
4 9:09 GV Jack Hull 4 yd run (Hull pass to Mele good)
{8-70, 2:54} 17 14
4 4:02 ET Billy Watkins 35 yd field goal
{6-43, 3:16} 20 14
TEAM STATISTICS ET GV
First Downs 22 24
Rushes/Yards 40/76 46/231
Passes (A-C-I) 29-18-1 22-9-3
Yards Passing 225 113
Total Offense 301 344
Punts/Average 4/39.3 4/25.7
Fumbles/Lost 3/1 1/1
Penalties 8/85 10/89
Time of Possession 31:20 28:40
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: ET- Bounds 13-65, Chapman 10-33; GV-Lipsey 18-127, Lynch 15-85.
PASSING: ET- Bounds 16-26-1, 207; GV- Hull 9-21-3 113
RECEIVING: ET- Harp 6-73, Compton 4-71; GV-Mele 3-46, Short 2-27
A - 3103

1991 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff Game
East Texas State 36, Grand Valley State 15
Commerce, Tex. • Nov. 23, 1991
Memorial Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 7 0 0 8 15
East Texas State 7 0 22 7 36
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV ET
1 10:41 ET Gary Perry 2 yd run (Billy Watkins kick)
{4-35, 1:19} 0 7
1 4:50 GV Jack Hull 23 yd run (Miguel Sagaro kick)
{11-78, 5:15} 7 7
3 7:30 ET Bob Bounds 13 yd run (pass failed)
{3-14, 0:56} 7 13
3 2:37 ET Anthony Evans tackles in end zone by
Joe Brookins, safety 7 15
3 0:48 ET Gary Perry 1 yd run (Billy Watkins kick)
{4-80, 1:49} 7 22
3 0:00 ET Wille Mozeke 48 yd pass from Mike Meador
(Billy Watkins kick) {1-48, 0:09} 7 29
4 4:34 ET Eddie Tenison 11 yd run (Billy Watkins kick)
{6-86, 3:33} 7 36
4 0:31 GV John Sanders 7 yd pass from Jack Hull
(Jack Hull pass good) {9-80, 2:40} 15 36
ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SUMMARIES
TEAM STATISTICS GV ET
First Downs 22 28
Rushes/Yards 37/159 52/278
Passes (A-C-I) 36/16/3 26/13/1
Yards Passing 182 229
Total Offense 341 507
Punts/Average 5/38.4 5/37.4
Fumbles/Lost 7/5 3/2
Penalties/Yards 9/69 12/127
Time of Possession 27:57 32:03
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: ET-Perry 19-122, Mozeke 11-68; GV-Lynch 18-77, Evans 7-57.
PASSING: ET-Meador 8-13-0, 168; GV-Hull 16-36-3, 182.
RECEIVING: ET-Perry 3-37, Minor 2-81; GV-Mitchell 6-70, Sanders 3-24
A - 3000
1994 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff Game
Indiana (Pa.) 35, Grand Valley State 27
Indiana, Pa. • Nov. 19, 1994
George P. Miller Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 0 10 10 7 27
Indiana (Pa.) 7 7 7 14 35
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV IU
1 0:52 IU Dennis Robinson 36 yd run (John Ruff kick)
{7-65, 2:58} 0 7
2 14:04 GV Will Sanders 34 yd field goal {7-81, 1:43} 3 7
2 7:12 IU Dennis Robinson (John Ruff kick)
{9-51, 4:12} 3 14
2 4:04 GV Youseff Sareini 28 yd pass from Kwame
McKinnon (Sanders kick) {8-86, 3:08} 10 14
3 7:33 GV Scott Kuderick 3 yd run (Will Sanders)
{7-67, 3:51) 17 14
3 4:13 GV Will Sanders 38 yd field goal {4-16, 1:37} 20 14
3 1:50 IU Dennis Robinson 4 yd run (John Ruff kick)
{6-73, 2:23} 20 21
4 14:30 IU Taun Henderson 62 yd pass from Ken
Fergusen (John Ruff kick) {3-76, 1:05} 20 28
4 7:28 IU Dennis Robinson 20 yd run (John Ruff kick)
{3-45, 1:14) 20 35
4 1:25 GV Darnell Jamison 3 yd run (Will Sanders kick)
{9-88, 2:04} 27 35
TEAM STATISTICS GV IU
First Downs 16 19
Rushes/Yards 39/154 56/279
Passes (A-C-I) 28/12/1 15/7/3
Yards Passing 197 196
Total Offense 351 427
Punts/Average 9-32.7 5-34.6
Fumbles 0/0 3/1
Penalties 10/62 7/41
Time of Possession 30:55 29:05
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: IU-Robinson 33-203. Campolo 7-45; GV-Jamison 21-130, Mckinnon
11-44.
PASSING: IU-Fergusen 4-9-2, 162; GV-McKinnon 12-28-1, 197.
RECEIVING: IU-Henderson 3-101, Glass 1-50; GV-Sareini 3-55, Porte 3-38.
A - 1824
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1998 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff Game
Slippery Rock 37, Grand Valley State 14
Slippery Rock, Pa. • Nov. 21, 1998
N. Kerr Thompson Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 0 7 7 0 14
Slippery Rock 0 7 23 7 37
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV SR
2 2:53 SR D.J. Flick 11 yd pass from Randy McKavish
(Morgan Anderson kick) {8-70, 3:45} 0 7
2 0:13 GV Jason Trice 23 yd pass fro m Jeff Fox
(Kevin Sonntag kick) {8-74, 2:32} 7 7
3 11:04 SR Morgan Anderson 24 yd field goal {10-69, 3:48} 7 10
3 6:18 SR Brian Polk 47 yd fumble return (Morgan Anderson
kick) 7 17
3 6:01 GV Billy Cook 85 yd kickoff return (Kevin Sanntog
kick) 14 17
3 4:49 SR D.J. Flick 65 yd pass from Randy McKavish
(Morgan Anderson kick failed) {3-65, 1:02} 14 23
3 0:53 SR Scott Whipple 40 yd pass from Randy McKavish
(Morgan Anderson kick) {4-82, 1:45) 14 30
4 6:29 SR D.J. Flick 67 yd pass from Randy McKavish
(Morgan Anderson kick) {1-67, 0:14} 14 37
TEAM STATISTICS GV SR
First Downs 17 22
Rushes/Yards 24/112 42/218
Passes (A-C-I) 50/26/2 29/14/0
Yards Passing 296 277
Total Offense 408 495
Punts/Average 5/39.0 7/35.7
Fumbles 3/3 1/0
Penalties 9/81 6/52
Time of Possession 28:04 31:56
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: SR-Magulick 21-88, Kennedy 9-64; GV-Granata 8-70, Catledge 10-47
PASSING: SR-McKavish 14-29-0, 277; GV-Fox 26-50-2, 296.
RECEIVING: SR-Whipple 6-79, Flick 3-143; GV-Smith 9-96, Trice 7-99.
A - 5500
2001 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff Game
Grand Valley State 42, Bloomsburg 14
Allendale, Mich. • Nov. 17, 2001
Lubbers Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Bloomsburg 7 7 0 0 14
Grand Valley State 7 21 14 0 42
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} BU GV
1 3:28 GV Darren Smith 35 yd interception return
(Kevin Sonntag kick) 0 7
1 1:52 BU Darryl Williams 18 yd pass from Chris
Thompson (Ton Oliver kick) {5-57, 1:36} 7 7
2 14:56 GV David Kircus 10 yd pass from Curt Anes
(Kevin Sonntag kick) {6-62, 1:56} 7 14
2 11:27 GV Curt Anes 29 yd run (Kevin Sonntag kick)
{3-35, 1:23} 7 21
2 8:02 GV Reggie Spearmon 1 yd run (Kevin Sonntag
kick) {3-46, 1:19} 7 28
2 0:57 BU Rocco Forgione 11 yd pass from Chris
Thompson (Tom Oliver kick) {15-75, 7:05} 14 28
3 3:01 GV Reggie Spearmon 1 yd run (Kevin Sonntag
kick) {8-80, 3:21} 14 35
3 0:55 GV Reggie Spearmon 4 yd run (Kevin Sonntag
kick) {3-13, 0:39} 14 42
TEAM STATISTICS BU GV
First Downs 19 25
Rushes/Yards 35/104 52/241
Passes (A-C-I) 33/19/2 25/16/2
Yards Passing 214 277
Total Offense 255 493
Punts/Average 7/35.9 2/15.0
Fumbles/Lost 4/2 1/1
Penalties/Yards 6/61 7/75
Time of Possession 27:54 32:06
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Spearmon 24-94, Lesniak 14-56; BU-Glaze 18-63, Henry 6-32.
PASSING: GV-Anes 12-17-0, 187; BU-Thompson 19-33-2, 214.
RECEIVING: GV-Kircus 8-172, Hibbler 3-61; BU-Forgione 7-107, Johnson 5-
30. A - 4858
by Joe Conklin
The No. 2 ranked Lakers were well on their way to a 42-14 victory over Bloomsburg (Pa.)
in a first-round Division II playoff game at Lubbers Stadium when they gathered around injured
quarterback Curt Anes as he was being placed on a trainer’s cart at the 50-yard line.
“We decided we were going to do this for Curt,” junior wide receiver David Kircus said.
“He’s carried us all year long. I saw Curt at halftime and it brought a tear to my eye to see
him in so much pain.”
Anes injury was diagnosed as a dislocated left knee. He was taken to Saint Mary’s
Hospital for further evaluation.
Redshirt freshman Todd Wojciechowski took over and guided Grand Valley to two secondhalf
touchdowns as the Lakers (11-0) completed the first playoff win in school history.
The Lakers will host Saginaw Valley State (11-1) next Saturday in a rematch of Great Lakes
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference teams. The Cardinals, who lost to Grand Valley 38-7 on
Sept. 8, rallied to beat Indiana (Pa.) 33-32 Saturday.
Anes is one of eight finalists for the Harlon Hill Award, presented annually to Division II’s
top player. He had 48 touchdown passes and ran for five TDs in the regular season and made a
major first-half contribution to Saturday’s victory by throwing a 10-yard pass to Kircus and
running 29 yards for another score.
Running back Reggie Spearmon scored on 1, 1, and 4 yards for Grand Valley. He rushed
for 94 yards, complementing the passing attacks that saw Kircus finish with eight receptions for
172 yards.
Defensive back Darren Smith returned an interception 35 yards for Grand Valley’s first
touchdown. The Lakers’ defense shut down Bloomsburg in the second half as linebacker
Clarence Lindsay and safety Dustin Cole finished with 10 tackles each.
“We lost to a fine football team.” Bloomsburg coach Danny Hale said. “I really, really am
saddened by Anes’ injury. He’s a real leader, I’d like to see what (Grand Valley) could do with
him throughout this playoff”
The Lakers, playing in their first postseason game in three seasons, had been 0-5 in Division
II playoff contests.
“If our defense continues to play the way it plays, we feel we can keep playing this game
for a national championship,” Kelly said.

2001 NCAA Division II Quarterfinal Playoff Game
Grand Valley State 33, Saginaw Valley State 30
Allendale, Mich. • Nov. 24, 2001
Lubbers Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Saginaw Valley State 10 7 6 7 30
Grand Valley State 0 13 14 6 33
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} SV GV
1 10:01 SV Mark LaFreniere 2 yd pass from Matt
LaFleur (Eric Houle kick) {6-39, 2:50} 7 0
1 0:06 SV Eric Houle 39 yd field goal {6-58, 2:28} 10 0
2 13:24 GV David Kircus 25 yd pass from Todd
Wojciechowski (Ryan Brady pass failed)
{5-42, 1:42} 10 6
2 9:33 GV David Kircus 3 yd pass from Todd
Wojciechowski (Kevin Sonntag kick)
{9-33, 2:42} 10 13
2 3:33 SV Matt LaFleur 70 yd run (Eric Houle kick)
{3-59, 1:30} 17 13
3 9:44 GV Phil Condon 11 yd pass from Ryan Brady
(Kevin Sonntag kick) {7-45, 1:44} 17 20
3 4:55 GV David Kircus 38 yd pass from Ryan Brady
(Kevin Sonntag kick) {1-38, 0:01} 17 27
3 1:03 SV Matt LaFleur 4 yd run (Eric Houle kick
blocked) {8-46, 3:52} 23 27
4 5:34 GV Ryan Brady 3 yd run (Ryan Brady pass falied)
{6-64, 2:07} 23 33
4 3:27 SV Keath Bartynski 13 yd pass from Matt
LaFleur (Eric Houle kick) {6-64, 2:07} 30 33
ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SUMMARIES
TEAM STATISTICS SV GV
First Downs 14 24
Rushes/Yards 33/175 59/276
Passes (A-C-I) 23/15/2 22/11/1
Yards Passing 213 136
Total Offense 354 382
Punts/Average 4/38.3 5/41.4
Fumbles/Lost 3/1 1/1
Penalties/Yards 6/36 6/36
Time of Possession 28:19 31:41
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Spearmon 25-113, Brady 22-88; SV-LaFleur 15-87, Bartynski 12-48.
PASSING: GV-Wojciechowski 8-15-0, 77; SV-LaFleur 15-23-2, 213.
RECEIVING: GV-Kircus 4-73, Condon 3-31; SV LaFreniere 6-45, Bartnski 4-73
A - 3737
by Joe Conklin
Brian Kelly’s voice pierced the din in the jubilant Grand Valley State locker room.
“This was a game for the ages,” the Lakers’ coach told his football players Saturday. “This
is our moment.”
No. 2-ranked Grand Valley rode raw emotion and the confidence of a third-string quarterback
to a 33-30 victory over Saginaw Valley State at rainy and windswept Lubbers Stadium and
a berth in the NCAA Division II national semifinals.
Sophomore Ryan Brady threw two touchdown passes in the second half and ran for a third
TD as the Lakers (12-0) beat Grand Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference rival Saginaw
Valley (11-2) for the second tme this season.
The Lakers, who hadn’t won a playoff game in school history until this season will meet No.
9 Catawaba (N.C.) in next Saturday’s semifinals. The site of the game will be decided today in
a conference call with NCAA officials.
Brady, a starting wide receiver for the Lakers, was pressed into service at quarterback late in
the second quarter when starter Todd Wojciechowski suffered a rib injury.
“I’ve always been a quarterback at heart,” Brady, who ran for 88 yards on 22 carries and
completed three of seven passes for 59 yards and one TD. “I always knew if anything drastic
happened or an emergency had to come, I would get thrown in there.”
Brady’s 3-yard run with 5:34 left in the game was the winning touchdown. He also threw
an 11-yard TD pass to tight end Phil Condon, a 38-yarder to Kircus and ran out the clock in the
last 3:27 after Saginaw Valley cut the gap to 33-30.
Kircus caught 25- and 3- yard TD passes from Wojciechowski in the first half as Grand
Valley rallied from a 10-0 deficit. Kircus has 32 TD catches this season.
Grand Valley’s Lucius Hawkins had two interceptions to spark the Laker’s defense that was
under constant pressure from Saginaw Valley quarterback Matt LaFleur, who Kelly called “one
of the most creative” players he’s seen in 15 years of coaching at Grand Valley.
“Our whole focus was on LaFleur,” said Grand Valley linebacker Clarence Lindsay, who had
eight tackles and three sacks for nine yards in losses. “He’ll make it happen for them...but he
can’t beat a team all by himself.”
LaFleur showed his creativity in a 70-yard TD when he sc rambled to turn a failed pass play
into a score. He also kept the Cardinals’ hopes alive with a desperate 33-yard fourth-down pass
to LaFreniere on their last drive.
“I can’t say enough about how disappointed I am right now,” LaFleur said. “I’m speechless
basically.”
The TD pass to Bartynski came with 3:27 left in the game, but Grand Valley ran out the
clock.
“I feel like we ran out of time,” Saginaw Valley coach Randy Awrey said. “I think we would
have won the game if we had gotten the ball back”
2001 NCAA Division II Semifinal Playoff Game
Grand Valley State 34, Catawaba 16
Allendale, Mich. • Dec. 1, 2001
Lubbers Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Catawaba College 7 0 3 6 16
Grand Valley State 0 13 0 21 34
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} CC GV
1 7:15 CC Nick Means 27 yd pass from Luke Samples
(Matt Gross kick) {3-51, 0:54} 7 0
2 9:27 GV Terrance Banks 12 yd pass from Todd
Wojciechowski (Kevin Sonntag kick) {5-54,
1:06} 7 7
2 0:54 GV Scott Mackey 39 yd interception return
(Kevin Sonntag kick failed) 7 13
3 5:03 CC Matt Gross 25 yd field goal {6-54, 2:05} 10 13
4 14:58 GV Reggie Spearmon 1 yd run (Kevin Sonntag
kick) {11-77, 5:05) 10 20
4 6:36 CC Rodney Wallace 4 yd run (Matt Gross kick
failed) {8-41, 3:35} 16 20
4 5:19 GV Reggie Spearmon 3 yd run (Kevin Sonntag
kick) {3-72, 1:17} 16 27
4 0:39 GV Reggie Spearmon 2 yd run (Kevin Sonntag
kick) {8-53, 4:22} 16 34
TEAM STATISTICS CC GV
First Downs 16 18
Rushes/Yards 33/91 50/242
Passes (A-C-I) 36/22/2 14/7/0
Yards Passing 238 155
Total Offense 329 397
Punts/Average 7/30.7 6/40.3
Fumbles 0/0 1/1
Penalties 4/30 5/45
Time of Possession 32:26 27:34
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Spearmon 20-121, Brady 23-107; CC-Wallace 19-68, Bland 6-16;
PASSING: GV-Wojciechowski 4-7-0, 63; CC-Samples 22-36-2, 238
RECEIVING: GV-Kircus 3-78, Banks 2-39; CC-Squirewell 8-51, Means 7-64
A - 6585
by Howie Beardsley
Grand Valley State University quarterbacks Ryan Brady and Todd Wojciechowski acknowledge
that neither comes close to equaling the talents of Harlon Hill Trophy finalist Curt Anes.
But together, Brady and Wojciechowski have been good enough in Anes’ absence to lead
the Lakers and the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference to some uncharted waters.
Grand Valley took advantage of a two-quarterback scheme, another strong running day by
Reggie Spearmon and a stalwart defensive effort in a 34-16 triumph over Catawaba College in
an NCAA Division semifinal game in front of 6,585 spectators at Lubbers Stadium.
The outcome sends the Lakers (13-0) into Saturday’s 2 p.m. national championship game
against North Dakota in Florence, Ala.
Fourth-quarater touchdown runs of 1, 3, and 2 yards from Spearmon - part of the junior’s
20-carry, 121-yard outing - allowed the Lakers to distance themselves from a Catawaba squad
that never got its patented running attack rolling.
“People said we couldn’t get this far when we lost Curt,” said defensive tackle Shad Risk,
referring to the season-ending dislocated knee and torn posterior cruciate ligament Anes suffered
in the postseason opener against Bloomsburg (Pa.) University. “Be we all united together.
We’ve done it the entire playoffs.”
GVSU accounted for 267 rushing yards and 397 total yards. Brady and Wojciechowski
combined to complete 7 of 14 passes for 155 yards, including Wojciechowski’s 12-yard scoring
pass to Terrance Banks early in the first quarter to tie the score at 7-7.
Brady also gained 107 rushing yards on 23 attempts.
Catawaba (11-2) opened the scoring when quarterback Luke Samples found Nick Means for
a 27-yard touchdown pass midway through the first quarter.
A key play came when the Lakers saftety Scott Mackey intercepted Samples and dashed 39
yards for a touchdown with 54 seconds left in the second quarter for a 13-7 halftime advantage.
A 25-yard field goal from Matt Gross got the Indians within 13-10 with 5:03 left in the
third quarter. But the rest of the game belonged to the Lakers’ defense and Spearmon, who has
now rushed 69 times in the playoffs for 328 yards and six touchdowns.
“You have to give a lot of credit to Grand Valley to play with so much intensity in a great
football environment,” said Catawabo coach David Bennett. “We did not capitalize early on
field position, but Grand Valley did a great job changing up schemes. And on defense, their
mentality is, ‘You’re not going to run it against us,’ and they use brute force to make sure you
don’t.”
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ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SUMMARIES
2001 NCAA Division II Championship Game
North Dakota 17, Grand Valley State 14
Florence, Ala. • Dec. 8, 2001
Braly Municipal Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 7 0 0 7 14
North Dakota 3 0 0 14 17
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV ND
1 11:18 ND Cameron Peterka 36 yd field goal {10-56, 3:42} 0 3
1 5:55 GV Ryan Brady 2 yd run (Kevin Sonntag kick)
{10-70, 3:14} 7 3
4 12:55 ND Kelly Klosterman 9 yd run (Cameron Peterka kick)
{7-30, 3:32} 7 10
4 2:46 GV Ryan Brady 12 yd run (Kevin Sonntag kick)
{10-81, 3:34} 14 10
4 0:29 ND Jed Perkerewicz 1 yd run (Cameron Peterka kick)
{9-80, 2:!7} 14 17
TEAM STATISTICS GV ND
First Downs 16 19
Rushes/Yards 34/161 50/187
Passes (A-C-I) 27/13/2 27/8/0
Yards Passing 138 139
Total Offense 299 326
Punts/Average 6/35.5 5/33.2
Fumbles 5/1 0/0
Penalties 10/85 8/50
Time of Possession 24:38 35:22
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: ND-Perkerewicz 26-96, Klosterman 18-61; GV-Brady 15-83,
Spearmon 7-52.
PASSING: ND-Klosterman 8-27-0, 139; GV-Wojciechowski 11-22-2, 128.
RECEIVING: ND-Schleuser 3-76, Graf 3-41; GV-Kircus 4-58, Banks 3-33.
A - 6113
North Dakota Wins First Division II Football Championship
By BOB JOHNSON
Associated Press Writer
December 08, 2001 -
FLORENCE, Ala. (AP) -- Jed Perkerewiez scored on a 1-yard with 29
seconds to play as North Dakota outlasted Grand Valley State 17-14 on
Saturday for its first NCAA Division II championship.
Grand Valley State (13-1) appeared poised to win its first national championship
when quarterback Ryan Brady scored his second touchdown of the
day on a 12-yard run with 2:46 to play.
North Dakota (14-1) then drove 80 yards in nine plays for the winning
score. On fourth down with 38 seconds to play, Kelby Klosterman hit
Luke Schleusner with a 58-yard pass to the 1. Perkerewiez scored on the
next play.
Perkerewiez ran 26 times for 96 yards to lead a North Dakota team that
did most of its damage on the ground on an overcast, damp day.
North Dakota took the lead with 12:55 to play on Klosterman's 9-yard
run. The Fighting Sioux quarterback ran for 61 yards and completed 8 of
27 passes for 139 yards.
For Grand Valley State, Brady and Todd Wojciechowski split quarterbacking
duties, with Brady rushing for 89 yards. Wojciechowski was the
Lakers' passing quarterback, completing 11 of 22 attempts for 128 yards.
Brady, a receiver for much of the season, and Wojciechowski were filling
in for injured Curt Anes, a finalist for Harlon Hill Trophy who suffered a
season-ending knee injury in the Lakers' first playoff game.
Grand Valley State led 7-3 at halftime after a sloppy first half that featured
three missed field goals by North Dakota and two turnovers by the Lakers.
The Fighting Sioux took the opening kickoff and drove 56 yards in 10
plays to set up a 36-yard field goal by Cameron Peterka. The North
Dakota kicker missed field-goal attempts from 47, 38 and 36 yards later in
the half.
The Lakers drove 70 yards in 10 plays late in the first quarter with Brady
scoring on a two-yard-run. The drive featured both Grand Valley State
quarterbacks, with Wojciechowski completing passes of 19 and 20 yards
to David Kircus, and Brady setting up the score with an 18-yard run to the
5.
North Dakota's Mike O'Neil intercepted two of Wojciechowski's passes in
the first half, including one at the goal line when the Lakers were threatening
midway through the second quarter.

2002 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff Game
Grand Valley State 62, C.W. Post 13
Allendale, Mich. • Nov. 23, 2002
Lubbers Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
C.W. Post 7 0 6 0 13
Grand Valley State 7 21 21 13 62
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} CWP GV
1 9:11 GV David Kircus 7-yard pass from Curt Anes
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {12-74, 5:49} 0 7
1 0:04 CWP T.J. Brocking 1-yard run
(Tim Wagner-kick) {13-51, 4:53} 7 7
2 13:14 GV David Kircus 48-yard pass from Curt Anes
(Ryan Brady-rush failed) {5-80, 1:50} 7 13
2 11:27 GV David Kircus 24-yard pass from Curt Anes
(David Kircus-pass) {2-27, 0:37} 7 21
2 1:14 GV Reggie Spearmon 34-yard pass from Curt Anes
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {1-34, 0:12} 7 28
3 10:54 GV Reggie Spearmon 1-yard run
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {8-45, 2:19} 7 35
3 8:07 GV David Kircus 34-yard pass from Curt Anes
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {3-38, 0:45} 7 42
3 0:51 GV Todd DeVree 5-yard pass from Ryan Brady
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {10-58, 3:57} 7 49
3 0:28 CWP Ian Smart 76-yard run
(Tim Wagner-kick failed) 13 49
4 12:56 GV Reggie Spearmon 15-yard pass from Curt Anes
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {9-56, 2:32} 13 56
4 4:08 GV Brent Lesniak 5-yard run
(Dave Hendrix-kick failed) {9-70, 4:35} 13 62
Allendale, Mich. - Grand Valley State rolled up 528 yards of total offense against the top
defense in Division II en route to a 62-13 victory over C.W. Post in NCAA Division II First
Round Playoff action Saturday. GVSU will play Inidana University of Pennsylvania Saturday,
Nov. 30. Game site and time will be determined Sunday.
GVSU opened the game with a 12-play, 74-yard scoring drive. Harlon Hill Finalist Curt
Anes connected with All-American David Kircus from seven yards out. Hendrix added the
PAT. After GVSU failed on a fourth down attempt midway through the first quarter, C.W. Post
drove 51 yards in 13 plays to tie the game. GVSU contributed 34 yards in penalties on the
drive. The Lakers dominated the game from that point on as the Lakers scored 21 points in
both the second and third quarters. Kircus hauled in TD passes of 48 and 24 yards to put the
Lakers up 21-7. Senior RB Reggie Spearmon hauled in a 34-yard shovel pass for a TD to put
the Lakers up 28-7 at the half.
Spearmon scored on a one-yard run early in the second half and Anes hit Kircus from 34
yards out to give the Lakers a 42-7 lead midway through the third quarter. Senior Defensive
end Todd DeVree got on the scoreboard when he caught a five yard TD pass from Ryan Brady
on a failed field goal attempt. C.W. Post's Ian Smart scored the final points of the game for the
Pioneers when he went 76 yards for a TD on the Lakers' second team defense late in the third
quarter.
Spearmon scored third TD from 15 yards out and Brent Lesniak added a five yard TD run
to conclude the scoring for GVSU. The Grand Valley State defense limited C.W. Post to 204
total yards, including just 21 via the air. Smart rushed for 139 yards on 23 carries overall, 90
of which came on the GVSU second team defense. QB Rob Blount completed 3-of-14 passes
for 21 yards and was sacked four times. Scott Mackey led the Laker defense with seven tackles,
while Orlando Williams, Keyonta Marshall and Joe Ballard each notched six tackles.
GVSU recorded 10 tackles for loss (42 yards).
Anes completed 23-of-31 passes for 337 yards and six TDs, while Kircus hauled in seven
receptions for a 161 yards and four TDs. Spearmon rushed for 71 yards and one TD on 25 carries,
while also catching five passes for 84 yards and two TDs. Terrance Banks caught seven
passes for 68 yards.
ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SUMMARIES
TEAM STATISTICS CWP GV
First Downs 11 25
Rushes/Yards 44/183 42/137
Passes (A-C-I) 14/3 33/25
Yards Passing 21 391
Total Offense 204 528
Punts/Average 8/27.3 1/40.0
Fumbles/Lost 0/0 1/1
Penalties 7/44 10/88
Time of Possession 29:43 30:17
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Spearmon 25-71; CWP-Smart 23-139.
PASSING: GV-Anes 23-31, 337 CWP-Blount 3-14, 21.
RECEIVING: GV-Kircus 7-161, Banks 7-68; CWP-Brocking 1-9.
A-4223
2002 NCAA Division II Quarterfinal Playoff Game
Grand Valley State 62, Indiana (Pa.) 21
Allendale, Mich. •Nov. 30, 2002
Lubbers Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Indiana (Pa.) 7 0 14 0 21
Grand Valley State 19 31 10 2 62
QTR
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
4
Time
12:23
7:11
5:09
0:52
13:46
11:21
6:51
4:18
0:51
14:15
12:59
10:13
1:32
1:22
Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} IUP
GV Brent Lesniak 15-yard run
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {8-69, 2:37} 0
GV David Kircus 11-yard pass from Curt Anes
(Dave Hendrix-kick failed) {11-64, 4:01} 0
IUP J.R. Thomas 38-yard pass from Brian Eyerman
(Josh Telenko-kick) {4-59, 2:02} 7
GV Reggie Spearmon 1-yard run
(Curt Anes pass failed) {11-70, 4:17} 7
GV Dave Hendrix 35-yard field goal
{5-25, 1:14} 7
GV Reggie Spearmon 16-yard run
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {2-36, 0:17} 7
GV Reggie Spearmon 1-yard run
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {8-50, 3:19} 7
GV B. Langston 4-yard blocked punt return
(Dave Hendrix-kick) 7
GV Reggie Spearmon 1-yard run
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {7-28, 2:46} 7
IUP Elice Parker 70-yard run
(Josh Telenko-kick) {1-75, 0:45} 14
GV Brent Lesniak 15-yard run
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {4-57, 1:16} 14
IUP LeRon McCoy 4-yard pass from Brian Eyerman
(Josh Telenko-kick) {8-75, 2:46} 21
GV Dave Hendrix 42-yard field goal
{13-60, 6:19} 21
GV Team Saftey 21
GV
7
13
13
19
22
29
36
43
50
50
57
57
60
62
TEAM STATISTICS
First Downs
Rushes/Yards
Passes (A-C-I)
Yards Passing
Total Offense
Punts/Average
Fumbles/Lost
Penalties
Time of Possession
IUP
9
25/103
20-8-1
125
228
6/20.7
3/3
9/72
21:08
GV
33
58/291
28-21
235
526
1/13.0
2/2
8/59
38:52
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Lesniak 16-125, Spearmon 25-112; IUP-Parker 11-101.
PASSING: GV-Anes 17-22, 191; IUP-Eyerman 6-15, 113.
RECEIVING: GV-Banks 7-96; IUP-Howard 2-39.
Allendale, Mich. - #1 Grand Valley State posted 50 first half points and cruised to a 62-21
victory over #6 Indiana, Penn. in the Northeast Region Championship game on Saturday (Nov.
30) at Lubbers Stadium. The Lakers scored on all eight of their possessions in the first half
and led 50-7 at the intermission. The first team offense scored on their opening drive in the
second half and left the game with a commanding 57-14 lead with 12:59 left in the third. The
Laker rushing attack posted 306 yards on the ground while the offense totaled 526 yards.
Reggie Spearmon and Brent Lesniak combined for 237 yards and six TD's in the game.
GVSU is 12-0 on the season and move into the NCAA Semifinals where they will play
Northern Colorodo on Saturday, Dec. 7 at 1:00 pm.
Grand Valley opened the game with a 69-yard drive that was capped by a Lesniak 15-yard
touchown scamper just 2:37 into the game. Harlon Hill candidate Curt Anes connected with
WR David Kircus on the Lakers next drive from 11 yards out to boost the lead to 13-0. IUP
cut the lead back to one score after a 39-yard TD pass from Brian Eyerman to J.R. Thomas,
but GVSU responded with another impressive drive that covered 70 yards and 4:17 on the
clock. Spearmon finshed the drive with a 1-yard plunge to give the Lakers a 19-7 advantage
after one quarter.
After the GVSU defense forced a fumble the Lakers added three more points on a 35-yard
David Hendrix field goal. Again the Laker defense caused a turnover as Joe Ballard picked up
a fumble and two plays later Spearmon went 16 yards to add seven more to the lead. The
Grand Valley special teams came up with a big play on the next IUP possession as Brandon
Langston blocked an Indian punt and took it four yards for a score to give the Lakers a 43-7
lead. After a quick three and out by the IUP offense, GVSU finished off the half with one final
drive that Spearmon ended with another one-yard TD run.
IUP started the second half with a 70-yard TD run by Elice Parker to cut the lead to 50-14.
But Anes finished his day by leading the Lakers back down the field for one more TD as
Lesniak took it in from 15-yards out to push the lead back to 57-14. IUP scored the final TD
on the next possesion as Eyerman hit McCoy for a 4-yard touchdown. David Hendrix added a
42-yard field goal with 1:32 left in the third to make the score 60-21 and the Laker defense
forced a IUP safety with 1:22 left in the game for the final tally.
Brent Lesniak ended up leading the rushing offense with 125 yards on 16 carries and two
TD's, while Reggie Spearmon rolled up 112 yards on 25 carries and a GV single-game record
four TD rushes. Curt Anes completed 17 of 22 passes for 191 yards and a TD. Terrance Banks
led the receiving corps with seven catches for 96 yards while David Kircus tallied four catches
for 23 yards and a touchdown.
Orlando Williams recorded six tackles to lead the GVSU defense. The Lakers caused four
turnovers and added five sacks on the day. Joe Ballard recorded a forced fumble and a fumble
recovery, while Marcus Spenser and Scott Mackey added forced fumbles and Williams and
Chad Day recovered the drops. Shad Risk tallied two sacks and Mackey, Dan Vaughn, and
William Gray all added one a piece.
The Lakers end a string of six straight losses to IUP by scoring the most points ever on an
IUP defense.
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ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SUMMARIES
2002 NCAA Division II Semifinal Playoff Game
Grand Valley State 44, Northern Colorado 7
Allendale, Mich. • Dec. 7, 2002
Lubbers Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Northern Colorado 0 0 7 0 7
Grand Valley State 7 17 13 7 44
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} NC GV
1 10:45 GV Reggie Spearmon 3-yard run
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {11-65, 4:15} 0 7
2 13:32 GV David Kircus 16-yard pass from Curt Anes
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {13-89, 5:11} 0 14
2 8:18 GV David Kircus 24-yard pass from Curt Anes
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {7-63, 2:47} 0 21
2 2:26 GV Dave Hendrix 24-yard field goal {8-31, 4:10} 0 24
3 13:37 NC Jared Jackson 22-yard pass from Mark Passard
(Mark Swim-kick) {4-65, 1:23} 7 24
3 11:50 GV Reggie Spearmon 13-yard run
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {5-67, 1:47} 7 31
3 2:58 GV David Kircus 21-yard pass from Curt Anes
(Dave Hendrix-kick failed) {5-35, 1:48} 7 37
4 3:42 GV David Kircus 5-yard pass from Curt Anes
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {10-60, 5:12} 7 44
TEAM STATISTICS NC GV
First Downs 15 27
Rushes/Yards 25/5 41/189
Passes (A-C-I) 32-20-3 28-20-0
Yards Passing 243 243
Total Offense 248 434
Punts/Average 6/42.8 3/28.7
Fumbles/Lost 0-0 3-1
Penalties 8-90 3-35
Time of Possession 28:02 31:58
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Spearmon 32-143; NC-Matthews 13-50.
PASSING: GV-Anes 20-28, 243; NC-Passard 20-32, 243.
RECEIVING: GV-Banks 11-116, Kircus 7-90; NC-Pyatt 6-60, Jackson 5-75.
A-5215
Grand Valley to play for National Championship
Allendale, Mich. - Grand Valley State will make its second straight trip to
Florence, Alabama for the NCAA DII National Championship game after rolling
past Northern Colorado 44-7 in Saturday's semifinal matchup at Lubbers Stadium.
The Lakers jumped out to a 24-0 halftime lead and never looked back as GVSU
recorded its 22nd straight home victory. Senior Harlon Hill candidate Curt Anes
hooked up with All-American WR David Kircus on four of the Laker touchdowns,
while Reggie Spearmon added the other two scores. GVSU, which has been
ranked #1 all season, will play #2 Valdosta State in next week's National
Championship on Saturday, December 14th, at 4:00 pm EST.
GVSU took the opening kickoff 65 yards in 11 plays, culiminated by
Spearmon's 3-yard TD run. The Lakers drove 89 yards in 13 plays as Kircus and
Anes hooked up for the first of their four pass-catch TDs. The first covered 16
yards. Kircus and Anes hooke up again, this time from 24 yards out at the 8:18
mark of the second quarter to put GVSU up 21-0. Anes scrambled around for near
10 seconds before finding Kircus. PK David Hendrix drilled a 24-yard field goal
with 2:26 left in the second quarter to give GVSU a 24-0 lead. Northern Colorado
drove down to the Laker five yard line with under a minute left in the opeing half,
but three straight Laker QB sacks for the Bears into a field goal which Keyonta
Marshall blocked.
Norther Colorado got on the board with their first possession of the second half
with a 4-play, 65-yard drive. QB Mark Passard connected with Jared Jackson on a
22-yard TD. However, the Lakes answered with an impressive 5-play, 67-yard TD
drive with Spearmon going the final 13 yards for the TD. Anes and Kircus hooked
up with 2:58 left in the third quarter on a 21-yard TD and again in the fourth quarter,
this from 5-yards out.
The Grand Valley State defense recorded nine QB sacks and limited UNC to
just five yards rushing on 25 carries. Eight Lakers combined for the nine QB
sacks, while GVSU also picked off three passes. Scott Mackey, Joe Ballard and
Marvis Bryant each recorded a pick. Orland Williams led the defense with nine
tackles and three QB sacks, while Scott Mackey and Dan Vaughn each recorded
seven. Vaughn also notched a career-high four QB sacks.
Anes completed 20-28 passes for 243 yards and four TDs, while running for 22
yards on four carries. Spearmon rushed 32 times for 143 yards and two TDs, while
Terrance Banks tied the GVSU single-game record with 11 receptions for 116
yards. Kircus caught seven passes for 90 yards and four TDs.
Mark Passard completed 20-32 passes for 243 yards and one TD, but was
sacked nine times. Brad Pyatt caught six passes for 60 yards, while Jared Jackson
hauled in five passes for 75 yards. Adam Matthews rushed 13 times for 50 yards.
Notes... Grand Valley State has now won 22 straight games at Lubbers
Stadium...WR David Kircus caught four TD passes, breaking college football alldivision
mark of 28 he set last year. Kircus also has 73 career TD receptions, the
second highest total in college football history and just two behind the all-time
record of 75...Curt Anes moved past the 10,000-yard mark in career passing yards.
Anes has thrown for 10,220 yards and 111 TDs in his career.

2002 NCAA Division II National Championship Game
Grand Valley State 31, Valdosta State 24
Florence, Ala. • Dec. 14, 2002
Braly Municipal Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Valdosta State 3 3 7 11 24
Grand Valley State 14 3 7 7 31
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} VS GV
1 6:23 VS Will Rhody 26-yard field goal {9-89, 2:54} 3 0
1 5:37 GV Reggie Spearmon 9-yard run
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {2-58, 0:46} 3 7
1 1:06 GV David Kircus 54-yard pass from Curt Anes
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {3-54, 1:35} 3 14
2 12:54 GV Dave Hendrix 38-yard field goal {5-23, 2:01} 3 17
2 0:34 VS Will Rhody 27-yard field goal {4-2, 2:00} 6 17
3 12:28 GV David Kircus 67-yard pass from Curt Anes
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {4-69, 1:37} 6 24
3 3:51 VS Aaron Jenkins 7-yard run
(Will Rhody Kick) {14-56, 4:51} 13 24
4 3:30 VS Will Rhody 43-yard field goal {10-38, 3:50} 16 24
4 3:09 VS Tim Thompson 0-yard fumble recovery
(C.J. Lofton pass) 24 24
4 1:04 GV David Kircus 10-yard pass from Curt Anes
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {7-68, 2:05} 24 31
ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SUMMARIES
TEAM STATISTICS VS GV
First Downs 14 17
Rushes/Yards 35/133 30/118
Passes (A-C-I) 42-27-3 36-23-1
Yards Passing 181 361
Total Offense 246 426
Punts/Average 7-35.3 4-41.8
Fumbles/Lost 3-0 2-2
Penalties 1-10 6-39
Time of Possession 32:35 27:25
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Lesniak 8-56; VS-Jenkins 20-111.
PASSING: GV-Anes 23-36, 361; VS-Faulkner 26-41, 139.
RECEIVING: GV-Kircus 11-270, Banks 9-66; VS- Jordan 4-57, Mosley 9-47.
A-9783
Grand Valley Claims Division II National Championship
Florence, Ala. - Harlon Hill Award winner Curt Anes hit All-American wide
receiver David Kircus with a 10-yard scoring pass with 1:04 left in the game to lift
Grand Valley State to a 31-24 victory and the 2002 NCAA Division II Football
National Championship. The National Championship is the school's first-ever in a
varsity sport.
Valdosta State opened the scoring with a field goal at the 6:23 mark of the first
quarter. The field goal capped an 8-play, 89-yard drive and put the Lakers behind
for just the second time in 2002. The VSU lead didn't last long as GVSU went 58
yards in just two plays. Anes hit Kircus with a 49-yard pass play, and Reggie
Spearmon carried the ball in from 9-yards out to put the Lakers up 7-3. The
Blazers were forced to punt on its ensuing drive and the Lakers struck quickly
again. Anes hit Kircus again, this time with a 54-yards out and David Hendrix
added the PAT to put the Lakers up 14-3. GVSU drove 23 yards in five plays and
Hendrix hit a 38-yard field goal to put GVSU up 17-3. VSU added a field goal late
in the second quarter to pull the Blazers within 11 (17-6) at the half.
The Lakers forced a three and out to open the second half and the GVSU took
advantage as Anes hit Kircus with a 67-yard scoring pass. Hendrix added the PAT
and GVSU led 24-6. VSU scored it first TD of the game midway through the third
quarter as Aaron Jenkins rambled in from seven yards out to cap a 14-play, 56-yard
drive. GVSU missed a pair of scoring opportunities and the Blazers capitalized to
close the margin. Will Rhody kicked a 43-yard field goal and on the Lakers next
drive QB Curt Anes mishandled a shotgun snap and VSU's Tim Thompson jumped
on it for TD. Buster Faulkner hit C.J. Lofton with the two-point conversion to tied
the game at 24-24 with 3:09 left.
Terrence Banks put the Lakers in good field position with a 30-yard kickoff
return. Anes and Kircus then went to work. Anes hit Kircus with an 8-yard completion,
then a 33-yard stop-n-go that covered 33 yards. Facing a third and nine
from the VSU 26 yard line, Anes hit Kircus with a 10-yard completion. Spearmon
ran six yards to the Blazer 10 yards to set up the winning score. Anes checked
from a run play to pass play and hit Kircus with the National Championship winning
score.
Anes completed 23-of-36 passes for 361 yards and three TDs. Kircus caught a
championship game record 11 passes for record 270 yards and three TDs. Terrence
Banks caught nine passes for 66 yards, while Brent Lesniak rushed eight times for
56 yards. Spearmon rushed 14 times for 29 yards. DB Melvin Estes and DL
Keyonta Marshal led the defense with a combined 24 tackles and 12 tackles for
loss (37 yards). Estes notched 12 tackles, six tackles for loss (-21) and 2.5 QB
sacks, while Marshall chipped in 12 stops, six tackles for loss and one QB sack.
LB Orlando Williams notched eight tackles, two tackles for loss and one QB sack.
CB Darren Smith snagged a pair of interception and notched two pass deflections.
GVSU completed the 2002 season with a perfect 14-0 record, including wins in
33-of-its-last-34 games.
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ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SUMMARIES
2003 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff Game
Grand Valley State 65, Bentley College 36
Watham, Mass. • Nov. 22, 2003
Bentley Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 17 20 7 21 65
Bentley College 6 16 6 8 36
QTR
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
4
4
4
4
Time
12:31
10:00
8:51
6:25
14:49
10:06
9:06
6:14
3:19
1:01
00:00
12:11
3:47
13:47
12:14
6:43
3:44
Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards}
GV Mario Locricchio 34-yd blocked punt return
(Dave Hendrix-kick)
BC Dallas Mall 18-yd pass from Marc Eddy
(Enzo Tirino-kick) {7-80, 2:31}
GV Brandon Langston 93-yd pass from Cullen Finnerty
(David Hendrix-kick) {3-92, 1:09}
GV David Hendrix 33-yd field goal {7-12, 2:12}
GV David Hendrix 35-yd field goal {6-20, 2:04}
BC Enzo Tirino 34-yd field goal {13-53, 4:43}
GV Michael Tennessee 5-yd run
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {3-19, 1:00}
GV Micah Staley 27-yd pass from Cullen Finnerty
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {4-28, 0:57}
BC Dallas Mall 5-yd pass from Marc Eddy
(Enzo Tirino-kick) {8-70, 2:55)
BC Dallas Mall 34-yd pass from Marc Eddy
(Enzo Tirino-kick) {5-82, 1:15)
GV David Hendrix 29-yd field goal {5-53, 1:01}
GV Brandon Langston 29-yd pass from Cullen Finnerty
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {6-67, 2:49}
BC Mark Dhooge 17-yd pass from Marc Eddy
(Marc Eddy pass failed) {7-67, 2:24}
GV Cullen Finnerty 20-yd run
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {2-20, 0:14}
GV Scott Mackey 37-yd interception return
(David Hendrix-kick)
BC Dallas Mall 5-yd pass from Marc Eddy
(Russ Bonilla pass from Marc Eddy) {15-71, 5:31}
GV Ryan Hukill 18-yd run
(David Hendrix-kick) {2-26, 0:48}
GV
7
7
14
17
20
20
27
34
34
34
37
44
44
51
58
58
65
BC
0
6
6
6
6
9
9
9
15
22
22
22
28
28
28
36
36
TEAM STATISTICS GV BC
First Downs
Rushes/Yards
Passes (A-C-I)
Yards Passing
Total Offense
Punts/Average
Fumbles
Penalties
Time of Possession
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Finnnerty 13-92; BC-Breda 10-9.
PASSING: GV-Finnerty 17-31-0, 317; BC-Eddy 59-34-5, 446.
RECEIVING: GV-Langston 8-148; BC-Mall 14-170.
A-4433
17
38/218
31/17/0
317
535
3/111
0/0
18/172
27:27
22
25/-14
59/34/5
446
432
4/87
0/0
6/43
32:33
Finnerty, Grand Valley bounce Bentley.
By Howie Beardsley
Neither a flashy Bently College passing attack nor a field littered with penalty flags could
prevent Grand Valley State University from successfully beginning defense of its NCAA
Division II football championship Saturday afternoon.
Quarterback Cullen Finnerty threw for 317 yards and three touchdowns as Grand Valley
throttled the Falcons, 65-36, in the first round of the playoffs.
The redshirt freshman also carried 13 times for a game-high 92 yards to help the Lakers
(11-1) overcome school records in penalties (18) and penalty yards allowed (172) before a
standing-room crowd of 4,433 at Bentley Stadium.
Brandon Langston had eight receptions for 148 yards and two scores, including a 93-yard
grab, and returned two kickoffs for 101 yards. Staley caught six passes for 120 yards and a
touchdown to highlight Grand Valley’s 535 yards of offense.
“We had a great game plan. We were confident we could put up a lot of points quickly,”
Finnerty said after GVSU won its 17th straight road game.
“They gave us a lot of looks that were really good for our quarterback runs, They were also
keying on Michael (Tennessee), so we did a lot of play-action with him and I just kept the ball
and had a lot of clear looks out there.”
Tennessee, who led the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference with 1,295 rushing
yards, had 79 yards and a 6-yard touchdown on 13 carries.
“We knew they weren’t going to let us run the football with Michael,” said Lakers coach
Brian Kelly, who played his college football at nearby Assumption (Mass.) College. “So we
spread the field and probably had more no-back sets than we’ve had all year, and the one guy
that is not defensible in that scheme is the quarterback.”
“Cullen can run and throw the football. When you have that double threat, why not utilize
him? You’re in the playoffs. You have to do what you have to do.”
The decisive victory sends the Lakers to Saginaw Valley State next Saturday for the
Northeast Region championship game.
“We didn’t get the job done the first time with Saginaw Valley,” Staley said. “We can’t wait
to get a second chance.”
Bentley (10-1) leaned on quarterback Marc eddy, who completed 34 of 59 passes for 446
yards and five touchdowns. Receiver Dallas Mall had 14 receptions for 170 yards and four
touchdowns.
Eddy, however, suffered five interceptions, and was sacked five times. Grand Valley free
safety DeJuane Boone had two of those pickoffs, while strong safety Scott Mackey returned his
school-record 16th career interception 37 yard for a touchdown.
Safety Sean Roland and linebacker William Gray also made interceptions.
“That was probably the best team we’ve ever played,” said 25-year Bentley coach Peter
Yetten. “They’re a well-oiled machine with a lot of weapons and speed, and their size wore us
down.”
“Their (defensive) lineman and linebackers were really quick,” Eddy said. “They do a lot
with their defense to confuse you.”
“We felt the speed of our defense would be successful for us,” said Lakers defensive end
Aaron Hein. “We knew they’d get their yards with their passing game, but we weren’t going to
let them get anything when they carried the football.”
David Hendrix added three field goals for Grand Valley and Mario Locricchio returned a
blocked punt by Langston 34 yards for the first of Saturday’s 13 total touchdowns.
2003 NCAA Division II Quarterfinal Playoff Game
Grand Valley State 10, Saginaw Valley 3
Saginaw, Mich. • Nov. 29, 2003
Wickes Memorial Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 0 10 0 0 10
Saginaw Valley State 3 0 0 0 3
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV SV
1 5:47 SV Eric Houle 21-yd field goal {16-74,6:28} 0 3
2 3:12 GV Dave Hendrix 31-yd field goal{9-50, 3:39} 3 3
2 1:33 GV Scott Mackey 46-yd interception return
(Dave Hendrix-kick) 10 3
TEAM STATISTICS GV SV
First Downs 14 20
Rushes/Yards 33/93 33/46
Passes (A-C-I) 26/13/1 46/27/2
Yards Passing 204 300
Total Offense 297 346
Punts/Average 5/184 5/214
Fumbles 0/0 0/0
Penalties 4/28 7/35
Time of Possession 27:15 32:45
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Tennessee 16-66; SV-Bridges 15-46
PASSING: GV-C. Finnerty 12-25-1, 196; SV-Radlinski 27-46-2, 300.
RECEIVING: GV-Langston 4-74; SV-Martinez 8-107.
A-9267
Defense lifts Lakers past Sagianw to semifinals
By Howie Beardsley
University Center, Mich. - Heading into Saturday’s showdown between top-ranked Saginaw
Valley State and defending NCAA Division II champion Grand Valley State, the game had all
the hallmarks of an offensive shoot-out.
Grand Valley coach Brian Kelly knew better.
All-america free safety Scott Mackey returned an interception 46 yards for a late
second-quarter touchdown, and the Lakers’ defense bent but never broke throughout the chilly
afternoon at Wicks Memorial Stadium to secure a 10-3 victory in the quarterfinals of the
Division II playoffs.
The Lakers (12-1) earned their 17th straight road win, their third northeast Region
title in a row and a third consecutive trip to the national semifinals, where they will face Texas
A&M-Kingsville.
Texas A&M-Kingsville (11-1) defeated Central Oklahoma 49-6 for the West
Region crown.
“My expectations going into this game (were) different from what the media
thought, because I thought it would be this kind of football game,” said Kelly, who is one win
away from leading the Lakers to their third straight appearance in the Division II championship
game.
“They know what we do, we know what they do. It was going to be attention to
the little things - field position, turnovers. The little details in games like this are what we
coached hard on all week, and our kids executed from that standpoint.”
Saginaw Valley, ranked No. 1 in the final Division II poll, had averaged 36.2
points and 413.9 yards of offense. Behind quarterback Mark Radlinski’s 27-for-46 passing for
300 yards, the Cardinals had 346 yards and they reached the GVSU 2-, 7-, 29-, and 8-yard
lines.
But all they could show for it was Eric Houle’s 21 yard field goal on their opening
possession.
“It’s obviously important when you’re in the red zone (or inside the opponents’ 20
yard line) to score points in a game like this, but neither offense scored a touchdown,” said
Cardinals coach Randy Awrey.
“Grand Valley has a good defense, and they were able to get to our quarterback
sometimes. Give them credit. They’re a good team, and we just had two of the best teams in
the country play each other. It was a great game, and with these playoff situations, somebody
has to go home and somebody gets to go on.”
Led by four quarterback sacks on the part of linebacker, the Lakers recorded a season-high
seven sacks. Radlinski, a junior from Grand Rapids Catholic Central, has been sacked
just 13 times in his previous 12 games this year.
In Saginaw Valley’s 34-20 at Grand Valley on Oct. 18, Radlinski was not sacked,
and the Lakers turned the ball over six times.
“The coaches put us in the best position to win, and we have to believe in them,”
Hawkins said. “I just thank coach (Chuck) Martin (defensive coordinator) that he had confidence
in the defense and me.”
“We got to Mark the first time we played them, but the game obviously got out of
hand with the turnovers we had.” Kelly said. “We knew we could get pressure on him. We
changed up some things in coverage. We brought Lucius and overloaded, and he used his speed
to his advantage today.”
Radlinski, the offensive player of the year in the Great Lakes Conference, blamed
himself for the sacks and the interception by Mackey.
“We had our opportunities. We just got in that red zone and couldn’t punch it in,”
he said. “They came out and pressured me pretty good.”
“It’s my job to get the ball out of my hands (to avoid sacks). There’s a lot of times
I didn’t do that. And I game them seven points. That’s on me. I’ll take the responsibility.”
Mackey, a senior from nearby Bay City, said he simply got a good jump on a pass
intended for Saginaw Valley wide receiver Mark LaFreniere to make the interception and then
streak down the right side for the 46-yard touchdown return.

2003 NCAA Division II Semifinal Playoff Game
Grand Valley State 31, Texas A&M-Kingsville 3
Kingsville, Tex. • Dec. 6, 2003
Javelina Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 7 7 3 14 31
Texas A&M-Kingsville 3 0 0 0 3
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV TAM
1 12:18 TAM Richard Hammond 37-yard field goal
{4-5, 1:28} 0 3
1 7:29 GV Cullen Finnerty 20-yard run
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {14-67, 4:49} 7 3
2 1:01 GV Michael Tennessee 30-yard run
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {4-39, 1:25} 14 3
3 10:17 GV Dave Hendrix 23-yard field goal {5-13, 1:27} 17 3
4 9:30 GV Cullen Finnerty 3-yard run
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {16-80, 8:54} 24 3
4 6:18 GV Michael Tennessee 15-yard run
(Dave Hendrix-kick) {4-35, 1:27} 31 3
ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SUMMARIES
TEAM STATISTICS GV TAM
First Downs 19 10
Rushes/Yards 61/299 27/46
Passes (A-C-I) 19-8-0 21-11-3
Yards Passing 54 84
Total Offense 248 130
Punts/Average 3/33 0/0
Fumbles/Lost 1--7 0-0
Penalties 11-114 10-82
Time of Possession 37:20 22:40
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Tennessee 37-155; TAM-Williams 16-72.
PASSING: GV-Finnerty 8-17-0, 54; TAM-Taylor 11-21-3, 84.
RECEIVING: GV-Tennessee 5-17; TAM-Washington 4-42, Williams 3-33.
A-10500
Victory Rush
Tennessee carrier Lakers back to Alabama
By Howie Beardsley
Kingsville, Texas - Despite that wide grin that accompanies Michael Tennessee wherever he
goes, the Grand Valley State University junior admitted to being a frustrated running back in
each of the Lakers’ first two playoff games.
Rightly so, since the defenses of Bentley (Mass.) College and Saginaw Valley State basically
placed 11 guys on the line of scrimmage to stop the All-Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic
Conference performer.
Saturday afternoon, on a cold and sunny day in south Texas, Tennessee, with help from
quarterback Cullen Finnerty, accepted a familiar challenge issued by Texas A&M University-
Kingsville’s defense. This time, he made the Javelinas pay dearly in leading the Lakers to
their third straight national title game appearance.
Tennessee rushed 37 times for 155 yards and two touchdowns to turn the NCAA Division
II semifinal showdown into a one-sided 31-3 GVSU victory before a Javelina Stadium crowd
of 10,500.
The Lakers will defend their title Saturday at 4 p.m. against the University of North
Dakota, the team that defeated them in the 2001 national championship game.
“Each week defenses give us something different, so we just take what we can get, and
today they gave us the running game,” Tennessee said after carrying the defending national
champions to their third straight trip to the national championship game at Florence, Ala.
“We know if we can put points on the board in any way, our defense is going to do its job
and keep points off the board.”
Finnerty did much of his damage on the ground as well, rushing for 117 yards and two
touchdowns on 17 carries. The redshirt freshman passed just 17 times, completing eight for
54 yards.
The Javelinas, who averaged 197.4 rushing yards behind 1,500-yard running back Larry
Williams, and 403.9 total yards, gained just 46 rushing yards and 130 total offensive yards.
They faltered against a Grand Valley defense that intercepted A&M-Kingsville quarterback
Daniel Taylor three times, sacked him four times, and recovered two fumbles.
“When you look at ball games where teams are so equal, it’s the ability to play great
defense and run the football,” said GVSU coach Brian Kelly. “That’s really been our recipe,
and finding a way to scratch out some points.”
“That’s a very talented team in Texas A&M-Kingsville. We got some breaks. We got fortunate
and were able to get some turnovers. And, again, we were able to control the clock to
the point where we could shorten the game.”
Grand Valley ran 80 offensive plays, and possessed the ball for 37 minutes and 20 seconds.
The Javelinas had the football for 22:40, and ran 48 plays.
“That will get you some wins,” Kelly said when told A&M-Kingsville’s yardage total was
130.
The Lakers, whose last five games have been played away from Lubbers Stadium, have
now won 19 straight road games. They are 10-1 over the last three seasons in postseason
competition.
“It was exceptional,” defensive tackle Keyonta Marshall said of Saturday’s defensive effort.
“Our coaches do a great job every week getting us prepared to defend whoever we play. We
knew what they were going to run before they ran it.”
The setback was the first in the last 13 home games for A&M-Kingsville. It also ended the
Javelinas’ 11-game winning streak.
Finnerty’s 20-yard scamper down the left sideline midway through the first quarter gave
GVSU a 7-3 lead. Then, with 1:01 remaining in the second quarter, Tennessee hit the middle
of the line on a fourth-and-1 call at the Javelinas’ 30-yard line, squeezed through a mass of
bodies and sprinted to the end zone for a 14-3 GVSU lead.
“You could tell we were wearing them down, and they were getting a little fatigued and
frustrated,” Tennessee said. “That combination makes for a long day for those guys. They
started to make mistakes, and we took advantage of those mistakes.”
David Hendrix’s 23-yard field goal in the opening moments of the third quarter made it a
17-3 advantage.
The Lakers sealed the triumph with a lengthy fourth-quarter march. Behind the running of
Tennessee and Finnerty, Grand Valley rumbled 80 yards on 16 plays, and capped the drive
with Finnerty’s 3-yard jaunt around the right side.
Tennesse’s final touchdown came on a 15-yard run with 6:18 to play.
“Quarterback runs are a big part of our offense, and they worked for us in this one,”
Finnerty said. “We have a great running back in Michael and a great offensive line. Defenses
like to key on Michael, so, here and there, we run the football with me, and there’s a lot of
easy open looks out there.”
“Like Michael said, they were going for the big hit. I could tell when they were trying to
tackle me that they were trying to strip the ball. That enabled me to keep my legs moving and
break tackles.”
Texas A&M-Kingsville began the day’s scoring with Richard Hammond’s 37-yard field
goal. His kick came after an errant Finnerty lateral to Tennessee at the GVSU 25-yard line on
the third play of the game.
Last week, Saginaw Valley State also kicked a field goal on its first offensive possession
before being held scoreless the remainder of the day.
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ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SUMMARIES
2003 NCAA Division II National Championship Game
Grand Valley State 10, North Dakota 3
Florence, Ala. • Dec. 13, 2003
Braly Municipal Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
North Dakota 0 0 0 3 3
Grand Valley State 3 0 7 0 10
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} ND GV
1 7:32 GV David Hendrix 19-yard field goal
{17-79, 7:28} 0 3
3 9:15 GV M. Tennessee 1-yard run
(David Hendrix-kick) {4-20, 1:29} 0 10
4 9:47 ND Jeff Glas 35-yard field goal
{14-6, 5:33} 3 10
TEAM STATISTICS ND GV
First Downs 17 19
Rushes/Yards 23/22 34/128
Passes (A-C-I) 42-28-1 29-19
Yards Passing 281 149
Total Offense 303 277
Punts/Average 3/38.3 2/32.5
Fumbles/Lost 3-1 1-1
Penalties 7-64 3-30
Time of Possession 30:13 29:47
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Finnerty 19-78, Tennessee 12-38-1; ND-Roland 12-43.
PASSING: GV-Finnerty 19-29, ND- Bowenkamp 28-41-1.
RECEIVING: GV-Staley 4-45, Locricchio 4-44; ND- Johnson 7-101, Stattleman
8-57.
A-7236
Twice as Grand
Lakers win their second consecutive Division II title
By Alan Babbitt
Florence, Ala. - A determined North Dakota football team could not break the will
of the Grand Valley State University defense this time.
The Lakers held off a potential game-winning drive late, intercepting a pass
near the goal line to preserve a 10-3 win in the NCAA Division II Championship
Game Saturday.
The effort in front of a Braly Municipal Stadium crowd of 7,236 allowed
GVSU to become the sixth Division II team to win back-to-back national titles
since the first championship game in 1973.
Grand Valley (14-1) would be celebrating three titles in a row if North Dakota
hadn't rallied in 2001 to beat the Lakers 17-14 with a fourth-quarter drive.
“That was deja vu that North Dakota moved the ball down field," GVSU coach
Brian Kelly said, referring to the game's dramatic finish. "Our defense has just
answered the bell the past three weeks. They have not let up a touchdown now
in 12 consecutive quarters of playoff competition. That's a lot to be said in
terms of how we got back here.
"We got back here on the backs of our defense."
The defense sought redemption for a dejecting end to the 2001 contest
against North Dakota.
The Fighting Sioux edged Grand Valley two years ago when they scored on
a 1-yard touchdown run with 29 seconds left.
A 58-yard reception for a tight end off a missed tackle set up the decisive
score.
This year, North Dakota were thinking of a similar end when GVSU's David
Hendrix missed a 43-yard field goal with 3 minutes, 54 seconds remaining.
The Fighting Sioux (12-2) moved up the field and put themselves in a 1stand-10
at the Grand Valley 17-yard line. They downed the ball to stop the
clock. The Lakers then forced two incomplete passes, including a third-down
one that fell incomplete in the end zone.
North Dakota quarterback John Bowenkamp looked to keep the drive alive
on fourth quarter, but GVSU linebacker Mike Hoad stepped in front of the pass
at the 5-yard line. The Lakers squashed the comeback bid.
"We thought the defense had to step up a lot this year," said Hoad, a senior.
"We had our backs up against the wall at the end. I think (the resilience) was
typical of our seniors and our character."
Hoad and his teammates would have been tested further had the Fighting
Sioux got into the end zone. North Dakota, which missed two field goals during
the game, would have gone for the go-ahead two-point conversion had they
scored, according to Fighting Sioux coach Dale Lennon.
Instead, North Dakota was dealing with a tough loss.
"They beat us at our game," Lennon said.
The low-scoring contest featured only a 19-yard David Hendrix field goal
midway through the first quarter.
The Lakers too the opening drive 79 yards in 17 plays before reaching the
1-yard line and settling for a field goal. The drive was Grand Valley's secondlongest
of the season.
Neither team scored in the half. The 3-0 score was the lowest at halftime of
NCAA Division II Championship Game history since 1989 when Mississippi
College and Jacksonville State were scoreless.
North Dakota, which had not been shutout in a half this season, threatened
right away in the third quarter, though
The Fighting Sioux took the opening drive of the second half and marched
63 yards to the GVSU 7-yard line. On third-and-four, quarterback John
Bowenkamp dropped back to pass then scrambled to his right.
A charging Grand Valley linebacker, Lucius Hawkins, hit Bowenkamp after
he pump-faked and forced a fumble. Hawkins scooped up the football and
raced 59 yards to the North Dakota 20-yard line.
Four plays later, running back Michael Tennessee barrelled into the end
zone from 1 yard out. Tennessee's 16th touchdown of the season and a Hendrix
extra point put the Lakers ahead 10-0 with 9:15 remaining in the third quarter.
The Fighting Sioux bounced back on their next series and set themselves up
for a 43-yard field goal.
Kicker Jeff Glas, however, slipped on his approach and Grand Valley defensive
lineman Keyonta Marshall easily deflected the kick.
Glas also pulled a 46-yard field goal in the first quarter. It was the fourth
time this season Glas had missed at least two field goals in a game. Glas finally
connected on a 35-yard field goal 9:47 into the fourth quarter.
It wasn't enough.
Grand Valley joined the 1999 Northern Colorado team as the only ones to
win a national championship while never playing at a home.
The Lakers won four road games in the playoffs and six in a row including
the regular season.
"It means a lot (to earn a national title by winning four consecutive games
on the road.)," Kelly said. "They did it tough circumstances. Maybe they can
get credit for being one of those all-time great teams."

2004 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff Game
Grand Valley State 16, Winona State 13
Winona, Minn. • Nov. 13, 2004
Maxwell Field
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 3 6 0 7 16
Winona State 0 0 13 0 13
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV WS
1 8:59 GV Scott Greene 35 yd field goal
{7-6, 1:52} 3 0
2 8:34 GV Scott Greene 37 yd field goal
{6-31, 1:45} 6 0
2 0:08 GV Scott Greene 24 yd field goal
{6-21, 1:31} 9 0
3 8:07 WS Chris Samp 18 yd pass from Ryan Eversman
(Eric Kraus kick) {3-47, 0:58} 9 7
3 2:51 WS Alex Wiese 2 yd run (Ryan Eversman pass
failed) {7-79, 2:51} 9 13
4 9:43 GV Cullen Finnerty 9 yd run (Scott Greene kick)
{10-59, 5:01} 16 13
TEAM STATISTICS GV WS
First Downs 11 18
Rushes/Yards 44/135 30/13
Passes (A-C-I) 21-10-0 35-17-2
Yards Passing 112 296
Total Offense 247 309
Punts/Average 9/31.7 7/33.1
Fumbles/Lost 0-0 1-0
Penalties 16-95 5-40
Time of Possession 32:38 27:22
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Tennessee 23-100, Finnerty 16-18; WS-Khamratthanome 6-19,
Wiese 5-17.
PASSING: GV-Finnerty 10-20-0, 112, WS-Eversman 17-35-2.
RECEIVING: GV-Collins 5-87, Langston 4-28; WS-Samp 7-62, Hynes 4-130.
A-1658
Winona, Minn. - The Grand Valley State Laker football team lived to play again
Saturday with a 16-13 come from behind victory Saturday at Winona State. GVSU (9-2)
has now won nine straight playoff games and its senior class improved to 50-4 in their
careers. The Laker win also snapped a 25-game home field winning streak for Winona
State. Grand Valley State has now won 25-of-its-last-26 road games.
Grand Valley State built a 9-0 halftime lead on three Scott Greene field goals, one in
the first quarter and two in the second. The third was a 24-yarder with eight seconds left
in first half. Winona State dominated the third quarter and scored a pair of TDs. Allamerican
receiver Chris Samp hauled in an 18-yard TD pass from Ryan Eversman to
pull the Warriors within a 9-7 margin. Winona State took their first lead of the game
with a 7-play, 79-yard drive that running back Alex Wiese ended with a 2 yard run. The
Warriors failed on the two-point conversion attempt and led 13-9.
Grand Valley State's game-winning drive started at 14:44 mark of the fourth quarter
when the defense forced a WSU punt. Mark Catlin returned the punt five yards to the
GVSU 41 yard line to start the dive. Sophomore QB Cullen Finnerty hit freshman
receiver Demonte Collins for 16 yards to pick up a key third and nine play. Following a
a holding pentalty Finnerty hit Collins again, this one covering 19 yards to the WSU 31
and a Laker first down. Finnerty then took over with runs of three and 15-yards to the
Warrior 13. Finnerty rambled in from nine yards out to conclude the drive and give the
Lakers a 16-13 lead. Each team punted in the closing minutes before Winona State had
one last chance with a drive in the closing minute. However, a 45 yard field goal attempt
as time expired was short and left.
The Laker defense was stellar in the opening half, limiting WSU to 123 yards of total
offense, including -4 rushing yards on 18 carries. GVSU turned in a key couple of plays
in the first quarter when they held the Warriors on a fourth and one play from the GVSU
one yard line to thwart a 10-play, 80-yard drive. Anthony Adams led the GVSU defense
with 13 total tackles and two tackles for loss. DeJuane Boone added eight tackles, while
Michael McFadden chipped in eight tackles, four tackles for loss (-21) and a QB sack (-
8). Lucius Hawkins picked off a pass and returned it 29 yards to go along with his six
tackles. GVSU tallied 15 tackles for loss and four QB sacks.
The Laker offense tallied 247 total yards, including 135 via the ground. Senior
Michael Tennessee rushed for 100 yards on 23 carries and moved to within 45 yards of
the GVSU all-time rushing record. Tennesse has 3,323 yards in his career. Cullen
Finnerty completed 10-of-20 passes for 112 yards. Finnerty also rushed for 40 yards and
a TD on 16 carries. Demonte Collins hauled in five passes for 87 yards.
ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SUMMARIES
2004 NCAA Division II Second Round Playoff Game
Grand Valley State 10, Northwood 7
Midland, Mich. • Nov. 20, 2004
Hantz Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 0 0 10 0 10
Northwood 0 7 0 0 7
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV NU
2 13:03 NU Robert Height 70 yd pass from Kyle Koble
(Doug Daniel kick) {2-69, 0:58} 0 7
3 9:28 GV Scott Greene 36 yd field goal
{13-42, 5:32} 3 7
3 4:23 GV Brandon Langston 37 yd pass from Cullen
Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {1-37, 0:07} 10 7
TEAM STATISTICS GV NU
First Downs 18 8
Rushes/Yards 51/176 31/51
Passes (A-C-I) 22-10-1 23-5-0
Yards Passing 116 123
Total Offense 292 174
Punts/Average 7/41.1 11/33.1
Fumbles/Lost 1-0 2-0
Penalties 4-30 3-25
Time of Possession 37:33 22:27
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Tennessee 27-80, Finnerty 16-75; NU-Kolbe 12-19, Height 4-18.
PASSING: GV-Finnerty 10-21-1, 116, NU-Kolbe 3-13-0, 91.
RECEIVING: GV-Langston 9-107, Hukill 1-9; NU-Gills 2-24, Height 1-70.
A-4215
Midland, Mich. - Grand Valley State used a tough running game, combined with an incredible
defensive effort against the run to claim a 10-7 NCAA DII playoff victory in Midland,
Michigan. Grand Valley State captured its 10th straight playoff win, including six straight
away from Lubbers Stadium. The Laker senior class also tied an NCAA DII record with its
51st win (51-4) in a four-year periord. Pittsburg State was 51-4 from 1989-92.
Grand Valley State and Northwood punted a combined nine times in the opening half.
GVSU drove to the Northwood 20 on its opening possession, but QB Cullen Finnerty was hit
as he was throwing the ball and Trevor Howard picked it off and returned it 48 yards. The
Timberwolves scored on a 70 yard pass play from Kyle Kolbe to Robert Height early in the
second quarter to take a 7-0 lead. The Lakers drove 41 yards in 10 plays before Scott Greene
came up just short on a 43 yard field goal. GVSU took the opening drive of the second half
and drove 42 yards in 11 plays before Greene nailed a 36 yard field goal. Northwood's second
possession of the second half resulted in three plays and a punt traveled just 12 yards to the
Laker 37 yard line. QB Cullen Finnerty hit WR Brandon Langston on a flag pattern that resulted
in a 37 yard TD pass and a Laker 10-7 lead. Grand Valley State used time consuming drives
that took nearly 10 minutes off the clock in the fourth quarter. The Lakers used the final 3:12
of the game with an 8-play, 34-yard drive that ended the game.
The Laker defense was dominent the entire game, but even more so in the second half.
Northwood was forced into three plays and a punt in four of six second half drives. NU was
limited to 48 yards of total offense on 25 second half plays.
Senior RB Michael Tennessee rushed for 80 yards on 27 carries and in the process
became the Lakers' all-time leading rusher with 3,503 yards. Tennessee moved past Reggie
Spearmon's total of 3,467 yards. Finnerty rushed for 75 yards on 16 carries as the Lakers tallied
176 yards on 51 carries. Finnerty completed 10-fo-21 passes for 116 yards and one TD.
Langston caught nine passes for 107 yards and a TD. GVSU converted 6-of-18 third downs.
Laker punter Matt Regnery punted seven times for a 41.1 yards per punt average.
The GVSU defense limited Northwood to 174 yards of total offense, 70 of which
came on Northwoods lone score of the day. Northwood came into the game averaging nearly
350 rushing yards per game and was limited to a season low 51 yards on the ground. GVSU
also held a 37:33 - 22:27 time of possession advantage.
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ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SUMMARIES
2004 NCAA Division II Quarterfinal Playoff Game
North Dakota 19, Grand Valley State 15
Grand Forks, ND • Nov. 27, 2004
Alerus Center
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Grand Valley State 0 7 2 6 15
North Dakota 3 0 0 16 19
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV ND
1 4:01 ND Jeff Glas 28 yd field goal
{11-54, 4:51} 0 3
2 1:13 GV Demonte Collins 31 yd pass from Cullen
Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {7-74, 1:13} 7 3
3 5:47 GV Anthony Adams safety 9 3
4 13:29 ND Jeff Glas 37 yd field goal
{9-34, 3:28} 9 6
4 12:17 GV Brandon Langston 76 yd pass from Cullen
Finnerty (Scott Greene kick failed) {3-80, 1:07}15 6
4 11:29 ND Strouth 24 yd run (Jeff Glas kick failed)
{4-68, 0:41} 15 12
4 4:59 GV Belmore 2 yd run (Jeff Glas kick)
{4-29, 1:50} 15 19
TEAM STATISTICS GV ND
First Downs 14 18
Rushes/Yards 43/104 35/154
Passes (A-C-I) 26-13-0 36-14-2
Yards Passing 225 168
Total Offense 329 322
Punts/Average 8/46.0 4/37.8
Fumbles/Lost 2-2 2-1
Penalties 13-81 5-44
Time of Possession 35:41 24:19
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: ND-Strouth 9-64, Roland 14-66; GV-Langston 13-75, Tennessee
10-21.
PASSING: ND-Belmore 9-18-2, 86; GV- Finnerty 13-26-0, 225.
RECEIVING: ND-Johnson 9-96, Strowth 2-18; GV-Collins 5-87, Langston 3-92.
A-8222
Grand Forks, ND. - For the third time in four years the final score was determined by
four points or less when Grand Valley State and North Dakota met on the gridiron. The
2004 contest was won by the Fighting Sioux by a 19-15 score. Grand Valley State concludes
the year 10-3 overall and the Laker senior class finishes their careers with a 51-5
playing career record and two National Championships.
North Dakota scored first with an 11-play, 54-yard drive that resulted in a Jeff Glas 28
yard field goal. UND gained control of the ball after stopping the Lakers on a fourth and
one play in Fighting Sioux territory. Aaron Hein kept the Lakers close when he blocked a
43-yard field goal by Jeff Glas after the Fighting Sioux drove to the Laker 26 yard line in
the second quarter.
GVSU got on the board late in the second quarter when sophomore QB Cullen
Finnerty hit freshman Demonte Collins with a 31 yard TD pass with 1:13 left in the first
half to give GVSU its first lead of the game. Scott Greene added the PAT to give the
Lakers a 7-3 lead at the half. The TD drive culminated a 7-play, 74-yard drive to took
3:27 off the clock.
The Lakers' Ryan Hukill fumbled on the first play from scrimmage in the second half,
but the GVSU defense held and forced a punt. Following a downed punt at the Laker four
yard line, the Lakers Matt Regnery got GVSU out of trouble with a punt out the Sioux 41
yard line. However, GVSU forced another three and out to force another punt. Neither
team was able to mount a scoring threat on its following two possessions.
Brandon Langston downed a 36 yard Matt Regnery punt at the North Dakota one yard
line with 5:55 left in the third quarter and the GVSU defense got on the board when
Adam Roland was tackled in the endzone on the Fighting Sioux's first play. Anthony
Adams was credited with the safety.
Senior safety DeJuane Boone thwarted another second half Sioux drive with an interception
at the Laker five. North Dakota drove 34 yards in nine plays before Glas booted a
37 yard field goal to pull the Fighting Sioux within three (9-6) early in the fourth quarter.
The Lakers struck back when Brandon Langston took a swing pass from Finnerty and
raced 76 yards to paydirt to put the Lakers up 15-6. The PAT was missed following a bad
snap from center.
The Fighting Sioux answered quickly with a 68 yard TD drive that took 41 seconds.
Brandon Strouth capped the drive with a 24 yard TD run. However, the PAT was missed
and GVSU maintained a three point lead (15-12). The TD was the first UND scored
against the Laker defense in the last seven quarters dating back to the 2003 National
Championship game.
North Dakota scored the game-winner on a Chris Belmore two yard run for a TD at
the 4:59 mark of the fourth quarter. The drive was set up when Finnerty was sacked and
fumbled.averaging nearly 350 rushing yards per game and was limited to a season low 51
yards on the ground. GVSU also held a 37:33 - 22:27 time of possession advantage.
2005 NCAA Division II Second Round Playoff Game
Grand Valley State 17, North Dakota 3
Allendale, Mich. • Nov. 19, 2005
Lubbers Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
North Dakota 0 0 0 3 3
Grand Valley State 0 14 3 0 17
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} ND GV
2 10:38 GV Jeremy Cochrane 26 yd pass from Cullen
Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {12-85, 4:33} 0 7
2 6:08 GV Antoine Trent 26 yd pass from Cullen
Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {5-69, 1:42} 0 14
3 5:01 GV Scott Greene 50 yd field goal
{6-48, 2:40} 0 17
4 10:05 ND Jeff Glas 27 yd field goal
{15-70, 4:55} 3 17
TEAM STATISTICS ND GV
First Downs 23 15
Rushes/Yards 33/64 37/41
Passes (A-C-I) 44-26-0 27-14-0
Yards Passing 268 245
Total Offense 332 286
Punts/Average 7/36.7 7/42.4
Fumbles/Lost 3-3 1-0
Penalties 13-81 5-44
Time of Possession 28:36 31:24
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Martin 16-27, Finnerty 13-12; ND-Brady 11-47, Manke 17-36.
PASSING: GV-Finnerty 14-26-0, 245; ND-Manke 26-41-0, 268.
RECEIVING: GV-Langston 6-79, Fowler 5-75; ND-Grossman 12-117, Dressler
7-60.
A-5429
Allendale, Mich. - Grand Valley State's junior QB Cullen Finnerty tossed two secondquarter
TD passes and the Laker defense forced three North Dakota turnovers en route to
a 17-3 Laker victory over the Fighting Sioux in NCAA DII second-round playoff action.
Grand Valley State will host Saginaw Valley State next Saturday at 12:00 p.m. in the
NCAA DII Northwest Regional championship game in Lubbers Stadium.
Grand Valley State was forced to punt after the Lakers failed to pick up a first down
on their first series, but GVSU sophomore linebacker Anthony Adams forced a fumble by
UND's Chris Beatty on the Fighting Sioux's first play from scrimmage that safety Joe
Ballard recovered. GVSU then drove 37 yards in 10 plays, but the Lakers were unable to
get a 27 yard field goal attempt off following an errant snap. The Lakers, who were going
against a 25 mile per hour wind in the first quarter, were able to get out of the first quarter
with a 0-0 score. GVSU took full advantage of the wind in the second quarter.
Finnerty directed a 12-play, 85-yard drive early in the quarter. Finnerty hit tight end
Jeremy Cochrane with a 26 yard scoring pass on a broken play and Scott Greene added
the PAT to give GVSU a 7-0 lead.
GVSU got the ball back on its own 31 yard line following a UND punt and the Lakers
moved 69 yards in five plays for a score. Finnerty hit WR Preston Garris with a 38 yard
pass play on third down, then he found Antione Trent at the UND five and Trent went the
final five yards for a 26 yard scoring play. Greene added his second PAT to give the
Lakers a 14-0 lead. North Dakota drove to the Laker 38 on its next possession, but Adams
forced his second fumble of the half and DL Mike McFadden picked it up and returned it
nine yards to thwart the drive. The Laker defense limited UND to just 105 yards of total
offense in the first half, while the GVSU offense notched 208 yards, including 164 yards
passing from Finnerty.
UND was heading into a brisk wind in the third quarter and the Fighting Sioux's Brent
Halfmann netted just 28 yards on his first punt of the third quarter. GVSU drove 13 yards
into North Dakota territory, but Greene was wide left on a 48 yard attempt. GVSU got the
ball back on its own 20 and drove 48 yards in six plays before Greene drilled a career
long, 50-yard field goal with 5:01 left in the third quarter to put the Lakers up 17-0.
North Dakota's Jeff Glas hit a 27 yard field goal with 10:55 left in the second quarter
to conclude a 15-play, 70-yard drive. GVSU used 4:19 off the clock on its next possession,
but the Sioux continued to put the pressure on GVSU and drove into Laker territory.
However, linebacker Rory Steinbach knocked the ball lose when sacking QB Reed Manke
and fellow linebacker Dan Skuta picked up the ball and returned it five yards. The Laker
defense faced one final threat when North Dakota drove down to the Laker 3-yard line
and had a first and goal, but the stout GVSU defense forced three incomplete passes and
sacked Chris Belmore to keep the Fighting Sioux out of the endzone for the second time
in the last three years.
Finnerty completed 14-of-26 passes for 245 yards and two TDs. Senior Brandon
Langston caught six passes for 79 yards, while Eric Fowler hauled in five passes for 75
yards. Garris, Cochrane and Trent caught a combined three passes for 91 yards and two
TDs. The Laker defense was led by All-American candidate Mike McFadden's 10 tackles,
two tackles for loss, one QB sack and one fumble recovery performance. McFadden has
now recorded a QB sack in all 10 games this season. Freshman linebacker Dan Skuta
added 10 tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss, one QB sack and a fumble recovery, while Samad
Cain and Joe Ballard each collected nine tackles. Anthony Adams chipped in eight tackles
and two forced fumbles.

2005 NCAA Division II Quarterfinal Playoff Game
Grand Valley State 24, Saginaw Valley State 17
Allendale, Mich. • Nov. 26, 2005
Lubbers Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Saginaw Valley State 7 7 0 3 17
Grand Valley State 0 7 10 7 24
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} SV GV
1 2:31 SV Logan Barnhart 3 yd run (Bobby Belmonte
kick) {8-50, 2:52} 7 0
2 3:38 GV Terry Mitchell 8 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty
(Scott Greene kick) {4-13, 1:42} 7 7
2 0:18 SV Justin Barcey 8 yd pass from Chris Dougherty
(Bobby Belmonte kick) {4-20, 0:31} 14 7
3 4:47 GV Jeremy Cochrane 16 yd pass from Cullen
Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {12-58, 4:50} 14 14
3 0:59 GV Scott Greene 33 yd field goal
{6-66, 1:59} 14 17
4 5:18 GV Ryan Hukill 1 yd run (Scott Greene kick)
{9-59, 4:18} 14 24
4 1:38 SV Bobby Belmonte 27 yd field goal
{7-19, 1:59} 17 24
ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SUMMARIES
TEAM STATISTICS SV GV
First Downs 15 16
Rushes/Yards 36/98 53/192
Passes (A-C-I) 32-19-2 18-8-0
Yards Passing 169 116
Total Offense 267 308
Punts/Average 7/39.9 5/42.0
Fumbles/Lost 4-3 3-3
Penalties 4-34 12-83
Time of Possession 27:24 32:36
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Martin 22-108, Hukill 11-48; SV-Barnhart 23-79, Dougherty 7-20
PASSING: GV-Finnerty 8-18-0, 118; SV-Dougherty 14-25-2, 140.
RECEIVING: GV-Mitchell 3-27, Fowler 2-60; SV-Cottengim 6-64, Jackson 3-28.
A-5364
Allendale, Mich. - #1-ranked Grand Valley State erased a 14-7 halftime defecit with 10
third quarter points and seven in the fourth en route to a 24-17 victory over #4-ranked
Saginaw Valley State in the NCAA DII Northwest Regional final. Grand Valley State
advances to its fourth NCAA DII National Semifinal in the last five years next Saturday
vs. East Stroudsburg. Grand Valley State is expected to host the semifinal contest and if
so the game would be played at 1 p.m. in Lubbers Stadium.
Saginaw Valley State scored first when RB Logan Barnhart rambled in from three
yards out on a direct snap from center at the 2:31 mark of the first quarter. PK Bobby
Belmonte added the PAT to give the visiting Cardinals a 7-0 lead. Freshman LB Dan
Skuta put the Lakers in position for their first points of the game when he picked off a
Chris Dougherty pass and returned in 27 yards to the Cardinal 13. Junior LB Cullen
Finnerty found junior WR Terry Mitchell in the back of the endzone on second and eight
for a TD. Scott Greene added the PAT to tie the game. GVSU looked to run the clock out
late in the first half, but Finnerty fumbled the snap from center and SVSU's Derek
Volmering recovered the ball at the Laker 20 with 49 seconds left in the opening 30 minutes.
SVSU drove down to the Laker eight and Dougherty then hit RB Justin Barcey over
the middle for a score to put SVSU up 14-7. The Lakers tallied just 91 yards of total
offense in the first half and committed 10 penalties for 63 yards.
GVSU tied the game early in the third quarter with a 12-play, 58-yard scoring drive.
GVSU converted a fourth and six play when Finnerty hit Mitchell with a 10 yard completion.
The Lakers then faced a fourth and one from the Cardinal 16 when Finnerty faked a
run to Astin Martin and found senior TE Jeremy Cochrane all alone over the middle in the
endzone for a score. Greene hit the PAT to tie the game at 14-14. The Laker defense
forced a three and out to give the Laker offense another shot. Finnerty found junior WR
Eric Fowler over the middle with a perfectly thrown 58 yard pass and catch. When GVSU
failed to get a first down Greene connected on a 33 yard field goal to give GVSU its first
lead of the game (17-14).
Saginaw Valley State turned the ball over on its next two possessions and GVSU took
advantage of the second with a 9-play, 44-yard scoring drive. GVSU ran the ball on all
nine plays and senior RB Ryan Hukill ended the drive with a 1-yard scoring plunge to put
the Lakers up 24-14 with 5:18 left in the game. The Lakers appeared to put the game
away when SVSU was forced to punt with 3:37 left. However, the punt was muffed and
the Cardinals recovered on the Laker 29. Saginaw Valley State drove to the Laker 6, but
on third and one Barnhart was dropped for a 4-yard loss to force a 27-yard field goal by
Belmonte. Ryan Hukill recovered the onside kick for GVSU and the Lakers ran out the
clock to preserve the victory.
GVSU dominated the second half, churning out 120 rushing yards and 217 yards of
total offense. Finnerty was 3-for-9 for 19 yards in the first half, but regrouped at the half
and completed 6-of-9 passes for 97 yards. RB Astin Martin broke the 100-yard rushing
mark for the eighth time in 11 games with 108 yards on 22 carries. Ryan Hukill added 48
yards and a TD on 11 carries. Finnerty comleted 9-of-18 passes for 116 yards and two
TDs. Terry Mitchell caught three passes for 27 yards and Eric Fowler two for 60.
All-American candidate Mike McFadden led the Laker defense with seven tackles, two
QB sacks, three tackles for loss, a fumble recovery and an interception. Dan Skuta
notched a career-high 13 tackles, picked off a pass and deflected a pass, while CB
Brandon Carr notched eight stops. LB Anthony Adams notched seven tackles and recovered
a fumble. GVSU forced five turnovers (3 fumble recoveries/2 interceptions) and
recorded six tackles for loss.
2005 NCAA Division II Semifinal Playoff Game
Grand Valley State 55, East Stroudsburg 20
Allendale, Mich. • Dec. 3, 2005
Lubbers Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
East Stroudsburg 0 7 7 6 20
Grand Valley State 34 7 7 7 55
QTR
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
Time
11:39
9:04
3:17
2:13
0:03
8:20
3:16
8:57
6:01
7:15
7:07
Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards}
GV Brandon Langston 18 yd run (Scott Greene
kick) {7-87, 3:21}
GV Brandon Langston 22 yd pass from Cullen
Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {2-21, 0:29}
GV Astin Martin 1 yd run (Scott Greene kick)
{4-64, 1:32}
GV Brandon Carr 40 yd fumble recovery (Scott
Greene kick failed)
GV Brandon Langston 81 yd pass from Cullen
Finnerty {1-81, 0:12}
GV Ryan Hukill 5 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty
(Scott Greene kick) {9-79, 3:42}
ES Jim Terwilliger 2 yd run (Mark Brubaker
kick) {5-20, 1:37}
GV Astin Martin 44 yd run (Scott Greene kick)
{5-82, 2:24}
ES Evan Prall 20 yd pass from Jim Terwilliger
(Mark Brubaker kick) {7-55, 2:44}
ES Tim Strenfel 11 yd pass from Jim Terwilliger
(Mark Brubaker kick failed) {8-53, 5:24}
GV Brandon Carr 47 yd kickoff return (Scott
Greene kick)
ES
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
7
14
20
20
GV
7
14
21
27
34
41
41
48
48
48
55
TEAM STATISTICS
First Downs
Rushes/Yards
Passes (A-C-I)
Yards Passing
Total Offense
Punts/Average
Fumbles/Lost
Penalties
Time of Possession
ES
20
28/10
47-24-0
287
297
7/30.6
2-1
2-20
31:23
GV
25
46/320
15-11-1
242
562
1/28.0
2-2
10-87
28:37
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Martin 18-134, Hukill 9-90; ES-Lucas 11-42, Carfagno 2-10
PASSING: GV-Finnerty 10-14-1, 241; ES-Terwilliger 24-47-0, 287.
RECEIVING: GV-Hukill 5-64, Langston 4-148; ES-Prall 8-104, Strenfel 6-79.
A-5521
Allendale, Mich. - #1 Ranked Grand Valley State scored 34 first-quarter points and
cruised to a 55-20 NCAA DII National Semifinal victory at Lubbers Stadium in Allendale
Saturday afternoon. Grand Valley State will now appear in its fourth NCAA DII National
Championship game in the last five years. GVSU lost the 2001 title game, but won backto-back
DII National Championships in 2002 and 2003.
"I'm so proud of how this team has competed and played together as a team for 15
weeks," said second-year head coach Chuck Martin. "This group is so close on both sides
of the ball and they compete with one another to make each other better," added Martin.
Grand Valley State took the opening kickoff and drove 87 yards in seven plays for a a
TD. Brandon Langston finished the drive with an 18 yard TD run at the 11:39 mark of the
first quarter. Langston continued his stellar play when he blocked a punt on East
Stroudsburg's second straight three and out. QB Cullen Finnerty found Langston all alone
over the middle in endzone for a 22-yard TD and a 14-0 Laker lead. That was the first of
four consecutive touchdowns for the Lakers. RB Astin Martin scored from one yard out to
put the finishing touches on a 4-play, 64-yard drive and Brandon Carr returned a fumble
40 yards for a TD to give GVSU a 27-0 lead. Grand Valley State put the finishing touches
on an incredible first quarter when Finnerty hit Langston on a fly pattern that covered 81
yards on the final play of the first quarter for a score. The Lakers' 34 first quarter points
set a GVSU playoff record for points in a quarter, breaking the previous mark of 31 (2nd
Q) set in 2002 versus Indiana (Pa.). RB Ryan Hukill put GVSU up 41-0 with 8:20 left in
the second quarter when he finished a 9-play, 79-yard drive with a 5-yard shovel pass for
a TD. East Stroudsburg's only points in the first half came following a Finnerty interception
that was returned to the Laker 20. Jim Terwilliger ran it in from two yards out for the
Warriors first score. GVSU's 41 first half points were the second most in a half for a playoff
game behind the 51 put up against Indiana (Pa.) in 2002.
GVSU sacked Terwilliger seven times in the opening 30 minutes and limited the
Warriors to just 150 yards of total offense. ESU was held to -1 yard rushing on 17 carries
and Terwilliger completed just 10-of-27 passes for 151 yards. GVSU dominated the game
offensively, racking up 409 yards of total offense. Finnerty completed 10-of-14 passes for
241 yards and three TDs, while Astin Martin rushed for 73 yards and one TD on 14 carries.
Langston caught four passes for 148 yards and two TDs, while rushing for 18 yards
and one TD.
Martin opened the second half with a 44 yard TD run to put the Lakers up 48-7.
Martin's TD run capped a 5-play, 82-yard scoring drive. ESU added third and fourth quarter
TDs, but GVSU's Brandon Carr returned an onside kick 47 yards for the final score of
the day. GVSU ran the ball 26 times in the second half and attempted just one pass.
GVSU rolled up 562 yards of total offense on the day, including 320 rushing and 242
passing. The Laker starting offensive unit finished its day midway through the third quarter.
Martin broke the 100-yard rushing mark for the ninth time this season with 134 yards
and two TDs on 18 carries. Ryan Hukill rushed for 90 yards on nine carries, while Mark
Catlin chipped in 51 yards on nine carries. Finnerty completed 10-fo-14 passes for 241
yards and three TDs, while rushing for 39 yards on four carries.
The Laker defense was dominating, sacking the Harlon Hill Finalist, Jimmy
Terwilliger, 10 times for a -42 yards. ESU finished with 10 net rushing yards. Terwilliger
completed 24-of-47 passes for 287 yards and two TDs, with most of that yardage coming
when the outcome of the game was already decided. Sophomore LB Anthony Adams
recorded 10 tackles, three tackles for loss (-20) and two QB sacks (-19). Kirk Carruth
chipped in seven tackles and sack, while Dan Skuta added six tackles and a QB sack. All-
American and Gene Upshaw Award finalist Mike McFadden tallied five tackles, four tackles
for loss (-13) and three QB sacks (-12). CB Brandon Carr returned a fumble 40 yards
for a TD and recorded five tackles. GVSU notched 11 pass deflections and 13 tackles for
loss (-72 yards).
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ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SUMMARIES
2005 NCAA Division II National Championship Game
Grand Valley State 21, Northwest Missouri State 17
Florence, Ala. • Dec. 10, 2005
Braly Municipal Stadium
Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP
Northwest Missouri St. 7 7 0 3 17
Grand Valley State 7 0 7 7 21
QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} NW GV
1 7:47 NW Mike Peterson 30 yd pass from Josh 7 0
Lamberson (Tommy Frevert kick) {13-70,7:13}
1 4:15 GV Cullen Finnerty 5 yd run (Scott Greene kick)
{8-69, 3:26} 7 7
2 13:43 NW Xavier Omon 2 yd run (Tommy Frevert kick)
{12-80, 5:32} 14 7
3 2:15 GV Cullen Finnerty 3 yd run (Scott Greene kick)
{10-80, 2:48} 14 14
4 14:56 NW Tommy Frevert 35 yd field goal
{7-62, 2:19} 17 14
4 4:25 GV Brandon Langston 35 yd pass from Cullen
Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {9-82, 4:32} 17 21
TEAM STATISTICS NW GV
First Downs 20 16
Rushes/Yards 24/54 42/165
Passes (A-C-I) 51-33-0 19-12-0
Yards Passing 326 172
Total Offense 380 337
Punts/Average 6/33.8 5/40.2
Fumbles/Lost 0-0 0-0
Penalties 1-6 3-15
Time of Possession 32:21 27:39
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
RUSHING: GV-Martin 18-72, Finnerty 14-59; NW-Omon 13-63, Falkner, E.J. 1-6
PASSING: GV-Finnerty 12-19-0, 172; NW-Lamberson 33-49-0, 326.
RECEIVING: GV-Langston 4-62, Hukill 3-46; NW-Peterson 9-150, Wright 5-44.
A-6837
Grand Valley Wins a Thriller
Lakers return home to warm welcome after securing
the Division II title on game’s final play
Detroit News wire services
Florence, Ala. - Celebrating a national championship is starting to become routine
for Grand Valley State football fans. More than 200 fans greeted the Lakers at
the Grand Valley Fieldhouse Sunday, a day after the team won the school’s third
NCAA Division II national championship in four years.
After flying into Grand Rapids, coach Chuck Martin and his team were on campus
for the first time since their 21-17 victory over Northwest Missouri State on
Saturday in Florence, Ala. “We want to thank all our great fans and friends,”
Martin said. “We have the best fans in Division II by far.”
The Lakers, who also won the national title in 2002 and 2003, were runners-up in
2001. Martin pointed out that all four games came down “to the last tick of the
clock.”
On the last play of Saturday’s game, from the Lakers’ 22-yard line, Northwest
Missouri quarterback Josh Lamberson rolled right and hit Raphael Robinson inside
the 5 on the opposite side of the field. Robinson spun, bu the Lakers brought him
down four yards short to end the 81-yard drive and clinch the national championship.
“We wanted to make sure it wasn’t a boring game for you,” Martin joked to Lakers
fans. “I told the team that we wanted to make sure that another game came down
to the end. Obviously, we found a way to make that last play.”
Lamberson completed five consecutive passes to move the Bearcats downfield.
They made it to the 17 but Lamberson was chased out of bounds by Rory
Steinbach and Justin Ulberg for a loss on third down with just one second remaining.
Northwest Missouri used its last timeout to set up the final play. Raphael
Robinson was wide open briefly, but the defense swarmed after the ball and kept
him out of the end zone. “I was very confident,” Lamberson said Saturday night.
“That’s been the motto of our team - our backs against the wall. And they’ve been
against the wall all year. So when we got in that huddle, it was like last week. We
were very confident that we were going to move the ball down the field and score.”
Grand Valley, ranked No. 1 in national Division II polls, ended its season 13-0.
“It’s been a great season,” said Joe Ballard of Chesaning, who helped make the
game-ending tackle. “I’ll miss everyone here. I hope they go get it again next
year.”
Senior wide receiver Brandon Langston of Northville caught a 35-yard touchdown
pass from junior quarterback Cullen Finnerty of Brighton with 4:25 left for the
winning score. Finnerty moved Grand Valley 82 yards after taking over midway
through the fourth quarter. He converted three third-down plays on the drive. On
third-and-four, he hit Langston on a slant pattern, and the receiver raced 35 yards
for a score with 4:25 to play. “They gave me an inch of space and I got great
blocks from Antoine Trent and Jeremy Cochrane,” Langston said. “I had the easy
part, I just had to catch it and run down the field.”
Ballard said he had one thing on his mind on the game’s last play. “I just wanted
to keep him (Robinson) out of the end zone,” the Lakers safety said. “That was the
biggest thing. We wanted to make sure we made the tackle.”
Martin, the defensive coordinator of the first two championship teams, said each
national title celebration has been enjoyable. “The journey is too far and still a lot
of fun,” he said. It’s never old hat. If we go there again in the future, that moment
would be just as special.”
Northwest Missouri (11-4) was the first team to win four straight road playoff
games, but lost for the first time in three championship game appearances. The
Bearcats made the championship game with Raphael Robinson’s only touchdown
catch of the season, a three-yarder with 23 seconds left to beat North Alabama the
previous week, also at Braly Municipal Stadium.
Coach Mel Tjeerdsma practically assumed Robinson would score and his team
would pull out another improbable win. “I felt like we were going to win the game
until he didn’t get in the end zone,” Tjeerdsma said. “I didn’t have any doubts.”

MICHIGAN HISTORY
Records for Michigan four-year college teams state college football records through 2003 season
Seasons College Games Played W L T Pct.
126 University of Michigan 1165 849 280 36 .744
35 Grand Valley State 381 264 114 3 .697
119 Albion College 943 552 338 43 .608
105 Central Michigan 906 532 338 36 .607
31 Saginaw Valley State 333 197 132 3 .596
109 Michigan State 1034 589 400 44 .591
113 Hillsdale College 971 549 376 46 .589
100 Western Michigan 882 482 376 24 .560
96 Hope College 732 389 305 38 .557
89 Northern Michigan 726 389 310 26 .554
109 Alma College 857 460 370 27 .553
83 Michigan Tech 625 305 303 17 .502
44 Northwood University 416 199 209 8 .488
104 Ferris State 776 345 391 40 .470
113 Eastern Michigan 927 412 469 46 .469
111 Kalamazoo College 862 376 445 41 .460
102 Adrian College 779 344 417 18 .453
89 Wayne State 756 299 428 29 .415
105 Olivet College 823 299 491 33 .383
Homecoming Results (22-5-1)
1978 GVSU 36, Northwood Institute 7
1979 GVSU 28, Hillsdale 6
1980 GVSU 17, Northwood Institute 13
1981 GVSU 23, Hillsdale 12
1982 GVSU 20, Northwood Institute 10
1983 GVSU 12, Hillsdale 10
1984 Saginaw Valley 28, GVSU 14
1985 Hillsdale 21, GVSU 14
1986 GVSU 21, Central Connecticut 11
1987 GVSU 28, Hillsdale 13
1988 GVSU 33, Ferris State 20
1989 GVSU 32, Hillsdale 17
1990 GVSU 42, Ferris State 12
1991 GVSU 35, Northern Michigan 0
1992 Ferris State 23, GVSU 0
1993 GVSU 28, Northern Michigan 28
1994 GVSU 33, Michigan Tech 7
1995 GVSU 25, Hillsdale 20
1996 GVSU 56, Michigan Tech 7
1997 GVSU 39, Northern Michigan 22
1998 Northern Michigan 17, GVSU 14
1999 GVSU 31, Saginaw Valley 7
2000 GVSU 56, Indianapolis 21
2001 GVSU 59, Mercyhurst 3
2002 GVSU 51, Northern Michigan 14
2003 GVSU 48, Michigan Tech 17
2004 Northwood 35, GVSU 14
2005 GVSU 48, Northern Michigan 3
GVSU at night: 37-11
Record at Lubbers Stadium
118-31-1 (.970)
Win-Loss Decade
2-2 70’s .500
39-14 80’s .736
40-12-1 90’s .764
37-3 00’s .925
First Game:
Sept. 15, 1979 Northern Michigan 41, GVSU 14
First Win:
Sept. 29, 1979 GVSU 56, Franklin College 14
First Tie:
Oct. 9, 1993 GVSU 28, Northern Michigan 28
Most Points Scored:
Oct. 28, 1989 GVSU 91, Valparaiso 0
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4TH QUARTER COMEBACKS COMEBACK
Year Opponent (Site) GVSU Trailing Winning Play Final
9/28/74 Alma (H) 0-0 Steve Brems 1-yd run 7-0
11/16/74 Hillsdale (H) 13-10 Chris Lehmann 31-yd run 14-10
9/20/75 Grand Rapids CC (H) 14-10 Fritz Lehmann 47-yd run 17-13
9/18/76 Michigan Tech (A) 8-7 Roger McCoy 39-yd FG 10-8
10/16/76 Saginaw Valley (A) 6-3 Fritz Lehmann 9-yd run 17-6
Jamie Hosford 6-yd run
11/12/77 Wayne State (A) 3-3 Roger McCoy 20-yd FG 6-3
10/14/78 Saginaw Valley (A) 14-10 Clint Nash 43-yd p.David Quinley 24-14
Will Roach 1-yd run
11/3/79 Northwood (A) 14-12 Will Roach 6-yd run 22-14
9/6/80 Hope (A) 7-7 Michael Woods p. David Quinley 14-7
11/1/80 Northwood (H) 13-7 Randy Rae 4-yd p. Steve Michuta 17-13
10/9/82 Ferris State (A) 35-35 Randy Spangler 20-yd FG 38-35
10/30/82 Michigan Tech (A) 28-27 Brian Bates 1-yd run 35-28
10/22/83 Hillsdale (H) 10-6 Tony Schmitt 20-yd p. Jim Lynch 12-10
10/5/85 Ferris State (A) 21-8 Ray Buckner 17-yd run 27-21
11/2/85 Northwood (H) 21-17 Ray Buckner 17-yd p Guy Schuler 24-21
9/13/86 Butler (A) 28-24 Guy Schuler 3-yd run 30-28
10/4/86 Ferris State (H) 22-22 Tom Kazen 59-yd p. Guy Schuler 30-22
11/14/87 Saginaw Valley (A) 28-24 Guy Schuler 1-yd run 31-28
11/12/88 Saginaw Valley (H) 13-7 Mike Flannery 29-yd blck punt ret. 14-13
9/14/91 North Dakota State (A) 17-14 Jack Hull 1-yd run 21-17
10/10/92 Northern Michigan (A) 20-20 Miguel Sagaro 29-yd FG 23-20
11/7/92 Wayne State (H) 14-13 Miguel Sagaro 27-yd FG 16-14
11/6/93 Wayne State (A) 25-20 Ryan Porte 26-yd p. Eric Stover 28-25
11/13/93 St. Francis (H) 18-17 Keith Loos 49-yd FG 20-18
11/5/94 Saginaw Valley (H) 20-20 Ryan Johnson 16yd p K McKinnon 27-20
10/21/95 Michigan Tech (A) 52-48 Darnell Jamison 1-yd run 54-52
10/28/95 Northern Michigan (H) 23-20 Scott Kuderick fum. rec. end zone 26-23
9/14/96 Ashland (A) 7-7 Bruce Calhoun 9-yd run 14-7
10/5/96 Hillsdale (A) 10-10 Darnell Jamison 26-yd run 17-16
11/2/96 Northwood (A) 20-20 Darronte Scott 20-yd p. Jeff Fox 38-34
11/15/97 Indianapolis (H) 14-3 Jason Trice 49-yd p. Jeff Fox 23-14
10/17/98 Saginaw Valley (A) 33-24 Jason Trice 18-yd p. Jeff Fox 37-36
11/14/98 Ferris State (A) 38-21 Rick Granada 6-yd run (OT) 56-53
11/6/99 Michigan Tech (H) 7-7 Brent Lesniak 50-yd run 21-7
10/7/00 Ferris State (H) 14-14 David Kircus 28-yd p. Curt Anes 21-20
11/11/00 Hillsdale (A) 20-14 Kevin Sontag 35-yd FG 31-29
10/26/01 Michigan Tech (A) 34-31 David Kircus 6-yd p. Curt Anes 44-34
12/14/02 Valdosta State* 24-24 David Kircus 10-yd p. Curt Anes 31-24
11/13/04 Winona State (A) 13-9 Cullen Finnerty 9 yd run 16-13
9/17/05 Ashland (A) 10-7 Jeremy Cochrane 45-yd p. Cullen Finnerty 14-10
12/10/05 NW Missouri State* 17-14 Brandon Langston 35-yd p. Cullen Finnerty 21-17
*National Championship Game