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OPPONENT PROFILES GROVE CITY COLLEGE 2009 OPPONENT PROFILES THIEL November 14, 2009 -- 1:30 p.m. Greenville, Pa. Alumni Stadium - Mercer County Cup Kurt Reiser DT William Haase Location: Greenville, Pa. Enrollment: 1,279 Nickname: Tomcats Colors: Vegas Gold and Navy Blue Stadium (Capacity): Alumni (1,400) Conference: Presidents’ Athletic Head Coach: Kurt Reiser Record (Years): 0-0, First Year 2008 Record: 2-8, 1-5 PAC Starters Returning: 17 Basic Offense: Multiple I Basic Defense: Multiple 4-3 Sports Information Director: Ben Mitchell Sports Information Phone: 724-589-2187 SID E-mail: bmitchell@thiel.edu 2009 Schedule Sept. 5 at Marietta 2:00 Sept. 12 ALBION 1:30 Sept. 19 at Wash. & Jeff.* 7:00 Sept. 26 at Geneva 7:00 Oct. 3 WESTMINSTER* 1:30 Oct. 10 at Bethany* 2:00 Oct. 24 THOMAS MORE* 1:30 Oct. 31 SAINT VINCENT 1:30 Nov. 7 at Waynesburg* 1:30 Nov. 14 GROVE CITY*# 1:30 2008 Results Sept. 6 MARIETTA L, 21-18 Sept. 13 at Albion L, 16-0 Sept. 20 WASH. & JEFF.* L, 34-24 Sept. 27 GENEVA L, 31-17 Oct. 4 at Westminster* L, 16-10 Oct. 11 BETHANY* W, 50-44 Oct. 25 at Thomas More* L, 45-14 Nov. 1 at Saint Vincent W, 36-22 Nov. 8 WAYNESBURG* L, 50-35 Nov. 15 at Grove City*# L, 20-14 *-Presidents’ Athletic Conference Game #-Mercer County Cup All-Time All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference Selections 1984 First Team DB Chris DeMaio P Marty Gargano WR Jeff Mateer OL Randy Raidel Second Team DL Dave Nicoletta 1985 First Team DB Chris DeMaio DL Doug Descoteaux PK Doug Hart Second Team LB Keith Jones OL Mike Kirsch 1986 First Team DB Chris DeMaio RB Kirk Fennell PK Doug Hart DL Darrin Miller Second Team Q B Jeff Cass LB Keith Jones OL Mike Kirsch OL Eric Love 1987 First Team PK Doug Hart DL Darrin Miller DB Tim Saxton Second Team LB John Senkowitz 1988 First Team DB Tony Colangelo DL Darrin Miller OL Eric States Second Team Q B Jeff Cass PK Doug Hart LB Ron Nanni OL John Parker 1989 First Team DB Tony Colangelo Second Team LB Jon Cherry WR Tom Karenbauer LB Ron Nanni OL Dave Walker DL Joel Wentling 1990 First Team DB Tony Colangelo Second Team LB Mike Duska RB Kent LaMotta WR Rick Sems OL Mitch Smyth 20 1991 First Team Q B Duke Johncour DB John Morrison WR Rick Sems OL Mitch Smyth Second Team LB Mike Duska WR Tom Miles DB Lance Stewart 1992 First Team DL Andrew Campion LB Scott Fraser Q B Tom Miles WR Rick Sems Second Team RB Mike Bown OL Mike Kanavich DB John Morrison OL Mike Roche TE Greg Scott WR Andy Sems LB Chris White 1993 First Team DL Dave Fritz OL Mike Kanavich Second Team LB Scott Fraser WR Scott Henry DB Bryan Kozinski OL Tom Moser LB Chris White RB Chad Rush OL Jim Vieland 1994 First Team OL Ted Antonini WR Andy Sems LB Scott Fraser DB Ryan Neal Second Team Q B Doug Hamsher RB Jas. Hollenbaugh DB Bryan Kozinski OL Tom Moser OL Jim Vieland 1995 First Team WR Tom Flenner OL Eric Grabowsky DB Rich Shields Second Team LB Brian Hays R B Jason Hollenbaugh OL Tom Moser DB John Neumann PK Brian Wolfe 1996 First Team LB Rich Mokros S S John Neumann DE Mike Reynolds Second Team OL Josh Dunn CB Kevin Forney RB Doug Steiner OL Mike Stone 1997 First Team RB R.J. Bowers LB Casey Creehan OT Jim Donnelly DE Mark Furgeson S S John Neumann RB Doug Steiner OG Mike Stone Second Team OT Steve Coutris DE Ron Mauro C B Jamey Palma LB Burt Romanoff 1998 First Team RB R.J. Bowers OT Steve Coutris DE Mark Furgeson C Shawn Kelly S S Tony Kunczewski LB Corey Sarosy P Ben Shreve Second Team LB Casey Creehan F S Mike Kashurba OG Oscar Fish DE Ed Fox NT Jeremy Horton OG Chris Mullins 1999 First Team RB R.J. Bowers OG Oscar Fish NT Jeremy Horton F S Mike Kashurba LB Adam Corbett P Mike Titzel Second Team LB John Bialowas TE Mark Byrer LB Jonathan Forbes OT Masterofrancesco RB Mike Orlando DB Josh Sachleben 2002 First Team OT Derek Bostick Second Team NT Monte Bell LB Mike Choby P Mike Titzel 2003 Second Team NT Monte Bell LB Mike Choby WR Dave DiDonato Q B Sam Mowrey P Mike Titzel 2004 First Team LB Mike Choby Second Team DE Dan Bukowski F S Ross Trimmer 2005 First Team S S Aaron Margo Second Team C Matt Gregg F S Ross Trimmer DE Steve Weary C 2006 First Team Matt Gregg LB Tony Kunczewski P Henry Johnston C B Brock McCullough Second Team Second Team DT Justin Fowler C Shawn Kelly OT Bob Perri OT Kyle Millet C B C. Schwamberger LB P Burt Romanoff Ben Shreve 2007 First Team 2000 C B Mike Baker First Team NT Justin Fowler RB R.J. Bowers C Matt Gregg OG Andy Jacks ILB Bill Waugh C B Brock McCullough Second Team Second Team K Chris Haley OT Derek Bostick OG Dave Salera TE Mark Byrer LB Adam Corbett 2008 C Shawn Kelly First Team QB Steve Lacinski C B Mike Baker OT Kyle Millet OG Dave Salera K-P Ben Shreve Second Team S S Mike Volchko DT Tony Clark DE Jeremy Young LB Adam Eichler 2001 First Team OT Derek Bostick F S RB P Zach Fulmer Brian Mercer Ed Reith
Founded in 1955, the Presidents’ Athletic Conference continues its mission of promoting intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excellence. Comprised of 10 select private colleges - Bethany College, Chatham University, Geneva College, Grove City College, Saint Vincent College, Thiel College, Thomas More College, Washington & Jefferson College, Waynesburg University and Westminster College - the PAC remains a unique organization in this day of high-pressure intercollegiate athletics. With academics at the center of each member’s philosophy, the PAC is built on the principle that an athletic program is a part of college life, but not an entity in itself. During the 2005-06 academic year, Chatham College, Geneva College and Saint Vincent College all joined the PAC. Chatham competed for PAC championships for the first time during the 2007- 08 academic year. Geneva and Saint Vincent are playing full conference schedules during their time as provisional members of NCAA Division III. The PAC annually crowns champions in 19 sports. All-Conference status is awarded in all 19 sports. Head coaches select all-league squads for all team sports, while in individual sports such as cross country and tennis, all-PAC accolades are based upon performances at the conference championships. The PAC annually awards its men’s and women’s All-Sports Trophies to the schools which perform best across the board in conference competition. Washington & Jefferson won the Men’s All- Sports Trophy in 2008-09 while Westminster won the Women’s All-Sports Trophy. In 2008-09, the league named 604 student-athletes to the PAC Academic Honor Roll, which recognizes all participating student-athletes who attain a term grade-point average of 3.60 or above. FOOTBALL 2009 ABOUT THE PAC Mike Baker First Team All-PAC Defensive Back Adam Eichler Second Team All-PAC Linebacker Ed Reith Second Team All-PAC Punter 2008 PAC FIRST TEAM Offense: QB Bobby Swallow (Wash. & Jeff.), RB Cordario Collier (Thomas More), RB Curt Jones (Wash. & Jeff.), WR Craig Besong (Wash. & Jeff.), WR Tim Van Horn (Thiel), TE Jorge Laboy (Bethany), OL Dave Bucar (Wash. & Jeff.), OL Greg Frey (Thomas More), OL Matt Houy (Wash. & Jeff.), OL Sean Keith (Thomas More), OL DAVE SALERA (GROVE CITY). Defense: DL Jacob Bloomhuff (Wash. & Jeff.), DL LaDrekus Burford (Waynesburg), DL D.J. DeWitt (Waynesburg), DL Tyler Owens (Thomas More), LB Matt Clark (Thomas More), LB Ryan Krull (Waynesburg), LB Brad Steinmetz (Thomas More), DB MIKE BAKER (GROVE CITY), DB Nathan Harmotto (Wash. & Jeff.), DB Craig Sedunov (Wash. & Jeff.), DB Martez Williams (Thomas More). Special Teams: K Bryan Arbes (Waynesburg), P Brice Mertiff (Thiel), KR Scott Cree (Waynesburg). 2008 PAC SECOND TEAM Offense: QB Trevor Stellman (Thomas More), RB Anthony Knott (Thomas More), RB BRIAN MERCER (GROVE CITY), WR Matt Cruse (Bethany), WR David Ravida (Wash. & Jeff.), TE Gary Hutsler (Westminster), OL Jared Bussard (Waynesburg), OL Kirk Fulton (Wash. & Jeff.), OL Clayton Garrigus (Thomas More), OL Keith Lageman (Thomas More), OL Brian Liptock (Bethany). Defense: DL TONY CLARK (GROVE CITY), DL William Haase (Thiel), DL Andrew Robison (Westminster), DL Justin Smith (Thomas More), LB Jordan Blinn (Westminster), LB ADAM EICHLER (GROVE CITY), LB David Gitlitz (Wash. & Jeff.), DB Dylan August (Waynesburg), DB ZACH FULMER (GROVE CITY), DB Matt Joy (Thiel), DB Nelson Mitzen (Bethany). Special Teams: K John Madeline (Thiel), P ED REITH (GROVE CITY), KR Kendall Owens (Thomas More). 21 Dave Salera First Team All-PAC Offensive Line Zach Fulmer Second Team All-PAC Defensive Back Tony Clark Second Team All-PAC Defensive Line Brian Mercer Second Team All-PAC Running Back THE PRESIDENTS’ ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
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