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2011 CATAWBA COLLEGE FOOTBALL GUIDE 

THIS IS CATAWBA COLLEGE 

Catawba College was founded in 

Newton, North Carolina in 1851 by 

the German Reformed Church. In 1890, 

Catawba became a coeducational institution, 

with the first woman graduate completing 

her studies in 1893. Officials 

closed the Newton campus in 1923 and 

moved to its present location in Salisbury, 

re-opening in 1925. In 1957, the 

Evangelical and Reformed Church merged 

to form the United Church of Christ, with 

which the College maintains affiliation. 

Catawba seeks to serve the Salisbury- 

Rowan County community through its programs 

and services. The Roberston College- 

Community Center, a facility built as a joint 

venture with the community over 35 years 

ago, houses the Shuford School of Performing 

Arts and showcases musical and theatre productions 

from the college and the community. 

Similarly, the college’s athletic facilities 

have been enhanced be the local community 

and are available to the local residents as well 

as the students. 

In the more than 75 years since Catawba 

opened its doors in the Salisbury community, 

it has built a tradition of successful graduates 

who continue to honor the College by their 

achievements and enable it through their support 

to strengthen with each entering class. 

These graduates include physicians, attorneys, 

teachers and college professors, corporate 

executives, actors and musicians, social workers 

and others who contribute to our society 

in a variety of ways. 

From one building, three-quarters of a 

century ago in Salisbury, Catawba College 

today has grown to a campus of 27 buildings 

on 276 acres, with 189 acres devoted to an 

outstanding ecological preserve. Almost all of 

the buildings on campus have undergone renovations 

in the recent past and two new 

buildings, the 

Catawba College 

Center for the 

Environment and the 

Catawba Sports 

Center are now completed. 

Over 1,300 

students representing 

over 25 states and 

several foreign 

countries attend Catawba. The student body 

is evenly divided among men and women. 

MAJORS OFFERED 

Bachelor of Arts 

Biology 

Chemistry 

Chemistry Education 

Communication Arts 

Comprehensive Science Education 

Education 

English 

Environmental Studies 

French 

History 

Mathematics 

Music 

Political Science 

Psychology 

Religion & Philosophy 

Sociology 

Spanish 

Theatre Arts 

Bachelor of Fine Arts 

Musical Theatre 

Theatre Arts 

Bachelor of Science 

Athletic Training 

Biology 

Business Administration 

Chemistry 

Environmental Studies 

Information Systems 

Mathematics 

Medical Technology 

Physical Education 

Recreation 

Theatre Arts Administration 

Therapeutic Recreation 

CONTENTS 

Catawba Athletic Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 

Head Coach Chip Hester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 

Assistant Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-5 

Season Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 

Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-16 

Chiefs Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 

Shuford Stadium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 

2011 Veteran Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

2011 Newcomer Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 

Indians’ 2010 Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23 

2010 Year in Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-28 

All-Americans and Pro Players . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 

Record Vs. All Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 

Year-By-Year Scores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-33 

Individual Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33-34 

Team Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 

Career Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 

Top Individual Seasons . . . . . . Inside Back Cover 

2011 SCHEDULE 

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME 

Sept. 3 at St. Augustine’s Raleigh,NC 1:30 

Sept. 10 at Coastal Carolina Conway,SC 6:00 

SEPT. 17 NEWBERRY* SALISBURY 7:00 

Sept. 24 at Tusculum* Greeneville,TN 2:00 

OCT. 1 UNC PEMBROKE SALISBURY 7:00 

Oct. 8 at Carson-Newman* Jefferson City,TN 1:00 

OCT. 15 MARS HILL* SALISBURY 1:30 

OCT. 22 WINGATE* (FW/HC) SALISBURY 1:30 

Oct. 29 at North Greenville Tigerville,SC 3:30 

Nov. 5 at Brevard* Brevard,NC 2:00 

NOV. 12 LENOIR-RHYNE* SALISBURY 1:30 

BOLD CAPS DENOTE HOME GAMES 

* Denotes South Atlantic Conference games 

(FW) Denotes Family Weekend 

(HC) Denotes Homecoming Weekend 

CREDITS 

This football yearbook is a publication of the 

Catawba College Sports Information Office. 

EDITOR: Jim Lewis, Director of Sports Information 

WRITTEN BY: Jim Lewis 

PHOTOGRAPHY: Chuck Williams, Jim Lewis, 

James Sipes, Curtis Fowler and 

David McDowell. 

CONTACT INFORMATION 

HEAD COACH: Chip Hester (10th year, 63-34) 

ASSISTANT COACHES: John Fitz, D.J. Summers, Khanis Hubbard, Todd McComb, Bob Lancaster, 

Radell Lockhart, Brian Hinson, Lyle Nabor, Corey Ready, Shawn Thomas, Sherman Howze 

FOOTBALL OFFICE TELEPHONES: (704-637-4558, 637-4479, 637-4454) 

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Dennis Davidson (704-637-4474) 

SPORTS INFORMATION: Jim Lewis (704-637-4720) 

TICKET INFORMATON: Peggy Mason (704-637-4474) 

STADIUM: Shuford Stadium (4,000) 

COLORS: Blue and White

Administration 

DR. JOE OXENDINE 

President 

Dr. Joseph B. Oxendine, chancellor emieritus of UNC 

Pembroke, is currently serving as the interim president of 

Catawba College. Oxendine took over in March of 2011. 

Oxendine is a 1952 alumnus of Catawba and a member of 

the Board of Trustees. 

A native of Pembroke, NC, Oxendine served as chancellor 

of UNC Pembroke from 1989-1999. During his 

tenure there, the institution changed its name from 

Pembroke State University, its Carnegie Foundation classification to Comprehensive I, and 

its athletic conference from NAIA to NCAA II. New degree programs were also added 

under Oxendine's leadership, including a RN-BSN nursing program (offered jointly with 

Fayetteville State University), an MBA program, MA degrees in Agency Counseling and 

School Counseling, and bachelors degrees in Criminal Justice, Community Health 

Education, American Studies, Mass Communications, and Birth-Kindergarten. The landscape 

of the UNC Pembroke also changed during this period, with new, expanded, and renovated 

buildings, and an increase in student diversity. 

Oxendine graduated from Catawba College in 1952, and earned his master's of education 

degree from Boston University in 1953 and his doctorate of education from Boston 

University in 1959. He worked in automobile factories in Detroit, Michigan, played professional 

baseball in the Pittsburgh Pirates Minor League System for three years, and served 

in the U.S. Army from 1953-1955 in Korea and Hawaii. He was a teacher and athletic coach 

in the Lynchburg Public Schools in Virginia between 1955 and 1957, before becoming a 

Teaching Fellow at Boston University between 1957 and 1959. For 30 years, between 1959 

and 1989, he served as dean and professor at Temple University in Philadelphia. 

Oxendine has authored two books: "American Indian Sports Heritage," two editions 

(1988/1995), University of Nebraska Press; and "Psychology of Motor Learning," two editions 

(1968/1984), Prentice-Hall, Incorporated. He also has authored three dozen professional 

and research articles, and five chapters in books on motor learning. 

His honors and accolades are numerous. Catawba honored him in 2007 with its O.B. 

Michael Award, inducted him into its Sports Hall of Fame in 1978, and awarded him an 

Honorary Doctor of Science degree in 1979. Boston University honored him with its 

Alumni Award for Distinguished Public Service in 1978, while Temple University awarded 

him its Stauffer Award for Outstanding Faculty Service in 1989. He received the R. Tait 

McKenzie Award from the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation 

and Dance in 1993 and the Charles D. Henry Award for the enhancement of ethnic minority 

members in 1989. 

Oxendine serves or has served on the board of directors for the Lost Colony; the 

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools' Commission on Colleges; the National 

Institute of Health's Office of Minority Programs; the Fact-Finding Team of the American 

Association of State Colleges and Universities; and the Advisory Council for the N.C. Center 

for Nursing. 

Oxendine has been married for 50 years to the former Adrienne McNaughton of 

Philadelphia and the two are parents of two adult children, James Thomas and Jean Marie. 


BOB CASMUS, M.S., ATC 


DENNIS DAVIDSON 

Athletic Director 

Dennis Davidson has been director of athletics 

since May of 1996. He came to Catawba College in July 

1984 as director of public information and moved totally 

into sports information one year later. 

In 1991, Davidson was promoted to assistant to the 

athletic director, and in 1993, he was promoted to assistant 

athletic director for game operations, in addition to 

the sports information duties. 

Davidson oversees the entire athletic program at Catawba. He has also been 

responsible for securing athletic advertising and sponsorships and has had significant 

roles in Catawba’s Sports Hall of Fame inductions, the South Atlantic 

Conference Spring Sports Festival and the year-end athletic ceremony. He is a member 

of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and was 

a member of the regional advisory committee for NCAA Division II football (2002- 

04). Davidson is currently the South Atlantic Conference AD liaison for baseball and 

chairman of the SAC Athletic Directors Council. 

Davidson was also highly involved in the planning of the Hayes Field House and 

Shuford Stadium reconstruction. He also has directed the highly popular Sam Moir 

Christmas Basketball Classic since 1996. 

A former member of the College Sports Information Directors of America 

(CoSIDA), Davidson was chairman of the NAIA District 26 SIDs and the Carolinas 

Conference Awards Committee for three years (1986-89). He was voted by his peers 

as District 26 SID of the Year for 1987-88 and 1992-93. 

Born in Statesville, but reared in Salisbury, Davidson graduated in 1977 from 

West Rowan High School, where he was a four-year letterman in baseball, earning 

All-North Piedmont Conference honors as a senior. 

Davidson earned a bachelor’s degree in English at Catawba in 1981, working as 

a part-time writer at The Salisbury Post during his college years. He actually began 

at The Post as a 16-year-old sportswriter in 1975. 

A member of Milford Hills United Methodist Church, Davidson is president of 

the Westside Pool Association. 

Davidson resides in Salisbury with his wife, Toni, a registered nurse at Lexington 

Memorial Hospital. They have three daughters, Bethany (22), a Catawba graduate, 

Katie (19), a sophomore at Catawba, and Carrie (14). 

Robert J. Casmus is in his 21st year as head athletic 

trainer at Catawba College. He oversees 

all athletic health care services and the athletic 

drug testing and education program. 

A native of Sinking Spring, PA, Casmus 

earned a bachelor's degree in health education 

from Temple University in 1983 and a Master’s 

in Athletic Training from the University of 

Arizona in 1985. During his time in the 

Pennsylvania area, he worked as an athletic 

trainer for St. John Neumann High School, and 

as a summer intern for the Philadelphia Eagles. 

In addition, Casmus completed the Advanced Athletic Training Program at West Chester 

University in 1983 and is a certified EMT in the state of North Carolina. 

Prior to his current position, Casmus was the head athletic trainer at Chowan 

College (1985-1990). He also volunteered at the 1987 Pan American Games and was an 

intern at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in 1988. He served on the athletic training 

staff for the 1990 Olympic Sports Festival in Minneapolis, MN, and was the head athletic 

trainer for the United Football League exhibition game in Taipei, Taiwan in July of 

1994. 

Casmus served as a test site administrator for the BOC and is currently on the Board 

of Certification's examination development committee. He served two terms as the 

District III Representative to the NATA Public Relations Committee from 1998-2005. 

From 2005-2011, Casmus served on the Board of Directors for the NATA Research and 

Education Foundation. He served on the NATA College & University Athletic Trainers 

Committee from 2007-2011. 

At the NATA National Convention in June 2005, Casmus received the Athletic 

Training Service Award and the 2010 Most Distinguished Athletic Trainer Award from 

the NATA. He is also a recipient of the 2005 Dan Libera Service Award from the Board 

of Certification and was named the North Carolina College & University Athletic Trainer 

of the Year in 2003 and in 2008. In 2007, he was named the NCAA Division 2 College 

and University Athletic Trainer of the Year by the NATA. 

Casmus was appointed and serves as the Vice-Chair to the North Carolina Board of 

Athletic Trainer Examiners which oversees the licensure and practice act for certified 

athletic trainers in North Carolina. He is the incoming District 3 Representative to the 

NATA Honors and Awards Committee and currerntly chairs the MAATA Hall of Fame 

Committee. He also serves as a member of the Catawba College Community 

Emergency Response Team (CERT) and the Catawba College Campus Safety Council. 

Casmus and his wife Teresa reside in Salisbury. Teresa is a pharmacist with the 

Medicine Shoppe in Salisbury. They have a son, Will, who was born in March of 1999. 

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Coaching Staff 

CHIP HESTER 

Head Football Coach 

Chip Hester enters his tenth season as head coach of the Catawba College football program. He is 

the 20th head football coach at the College. 

His 63 wins tie him for second all-time and his .650 winning percentage stands third all-time at 

Catawba. In 2007, Hester was named the SAC and AFCA Region Coach of the Year after guiding the 

Indians to an 11-2 mark, a league championship and a berth in the NCAA II Playoffs. In 2003, he 

guided the Tribe to a 9-2 record and a South Atlantic Conference Championship. Hester guided the 

Tribe to an 8-3 record in his rookie season at the helm and returned Catawba to the NCAA II playoffs 

for the fourth straight year. 

Hester joined the Catawba football staff in 1995, serving under David Bennett for seven seasons. 

For three of those years, he was part of the South Atlantic Conference Coaching Staff of the Year. The 

Indians won back-to-back conference titles in 2000 and 2001 and qualified for the NCAA II Playoffs 

from 1999-2002, advancing to the semifinals in 2001. 

Hester came to Catawba from Guilford College. His duties prior to becoming head coach were to 

coordinate the passing game, coach the wide receivers and coordinate all football recruiting. In 

addition to his football duties, Hester also served as assistant athletic director for compliance and 

remains an advisor for the 

Fellowship of Christian 

Athletes program. 

For two seasons, 1996-98, Hester served as the head coach 

for the Catawba College men’s golf program. Hester guided the 

team to the 1998 South Atlantic Conference Championship and 

to NCAA II Regional berths in both seasons. He coached two 

All-Americans, a SAC Player of the Year and a SAC Freshman of 

the Year. 

A 1992 graduate of Guilford College, Hester earned a bachelor’s 

degree in business management. He completed a master’s 

degree in sports management at Georgia Southern in 1993. 

While completing his master’s degree, Hester worked as an 

intern at Catawba, assisting football, sports information and athletic 

operations. He graduated from Millbrook High School in 

Raleigh in 1988. 

Hester was a standout athlete in football and track at 

Millbrook. He earned honorable mention all-conference honors 

in football. At Guilford, Hester was a four-year football letterman 

(wide receiver), earning the Golden Helmet Award and 

Leadership Award as a senior. He was also a member of the 

Varsity Athletic Council and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. 

He began his coaching career as a volunteer assistant coach 

at Millbrook High School, working with receivers. He followed 

as a graduate assistant coach (receivers) at Catawba in 1993. 

Hester, a native of Raleigh, NC, resides in Salisbury with his 

wife, Trish. Trish is an assistant principal at West Rowan Middle 

School. They have two daughters,Morgan (13),andTori (9). The 

Hesters are active members of First Baptist Church in Salisbury. 

COACH CHIP HESTER 

Hometown: Raleigh, NC 

Alma Mater: Guilford (1992) 

Career Record: 63-34 

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The Coaching Staff 

JOHN FITZ 

Assistant Head Coach 

Running Backs 

Co-Special Teams Coordinator 

Director of Strength and Conditioning 

John Fitz begins his sixth season as a coach with the Catawba football 

program. He came to Catawba from New Hanover High School, 

where he spent six years. His duties at Catawba will include serving 

as assistant head coach, coach the running backs, help to coordinate 

special teams and direct the strength and conditioning program. 

In 2006, the Indians ranked No. 12 in the nation, allowing 248.5 

yards per game with Fitz as the defensive 

coordinator. 

At New Hanover, Fitz served as head 

coach for the last four years. Prior to 

becoming head coach, he spent two 

seasons as defensive coordinator and 

strength coach. New Hanover qualified 

for the state playoffs each season with 

Fitz. 

Fitz spent 12 years as defensive coordinator 

and strength coordinator at J.F. 

Webb High School before moving to 

New Hanover. He began his coaching career as an assistant at High 

Point Central High School. 

Fitz resides in Granite Quarry with his wife, Anne. They have a son, 

Jackson (9). 

Brian Hinson 

Offensive Line 

Running Game Coordinator 

Brian Hinson begins his second season as an 

assistant coach with the Catawba football program. 

He returns after a three-year stint as the 

head coach for East Rowan High School. His 

duties will include coaching the offensive line 

and coordinate the running game. 

Hinson was a four-year starter for Catawba and in 1999 earned the 

Jacobs Blocking Trophy for the top lineman in the South Atlantic 

Conference. He started four years at left tackle for the Indians and was 

twice named an AFCA All-American. Before coming to Catawba, Hinson 

was an all-conference performer at East Montgomery High School. 

A 2000 Catawba graduate with a degree in physical education, Hinson 

began his coaching career at North Rowan High School. In two seasons, 

he coached one Shrine Bowl performer and helped the Cavaliers to a 

state playoff berth. He moved to Coastal Carolina in 2002, where he 

served as a graduate assistant and was on the staff of the 2004 Big South 

Champions. He earned a masters degree in elementary education in 

2005. 

Hinson returned to Salisbury in 2005 to become the offensive line 

coach at East Rowan High School. He became the head coach in 2007 

and helped the Mustangs to a pair of state playoff appearances. In 2009, 

he was named the Rowan County Co-Coach of the Year. 

Hinson resides in Salisbury with his wife, Shanna. They have a daughter, 

Elinor (4). 

BOB LANCASTER 

Defensive Coordinator 

Football Operations 

Bob Lancaster is entering his fourteenth 

season at Catawba. He joined the staff in 

1998 from North Mecklenburg High School. 

His duties this year will be to coordinate the 

defense and coach the defensive backs. He 

will also be in charge of football operations. 

He served as special teams coordinator from 

2001 to 2007. He has coached running backs 

and tight ends at Catawba in the past. 

In his first season as defensive coordinator, 

the Indians led the SAC in scoring defense, sacks and tackles for loss. 

The unit was second in passing yards allowed. A 1994 graduate of the 

University of Alberta, Lancaster earned a degree in business education. 

While at Alberta, he was quarterback of the football team. He was captain 

and helped Alberta advance to the Canada West Championship Game. 

Lancaster began coaching at North Mecklenburg High School in 1996 

and served as offensive coordinator. He helped coach at CFL pre-season 

camps with the Edmonton Eskimos (1991-97) and the Hamilton TigerCats 

(1998-2005), working with running backs, receivers, defensive backs, and 

quarterbacks. In 2006, he served as an assistant coach with the Rhein Fire 

of NFL Europe. In 2009, Lancaster interned as a linebacker coach with the 

CFL Saskatchewan RoughRiders. 

Lancaster was born and reared in Regina, Saskatchewan, and currently 

resides in Charlotte with his wife, Kimberly. She is a nurse in the Charlotte 

area. They have a daughter, Alexus (8). 

D.J. SUMMERS 

Recruiting Coordinator 

Passing Game Coordinator 

Wide Receivers 

Pro Liaison 

D.J. Summers is in his tenth season as a 

coach at Catawba College. He returned to his 

alma mater after coaching at West Iredell High 

School. His duties will be to coach the wide receivers, coordinate passing 

game and coordinate recruiting, as well as being the Pro Liaison. In 

2008, Summers tutored single-season rushing record breaker Jamelle 

Cuthberston. In 2007, he coached two All-SAC running backs in Kory 

Fisher and George Bell. His group of backs broke the school record for 

rushing yards in a single season with 2,616 yards and 41 TD’s. 

At West Iredell, Summers coached the wide receivers. He began his 

coaching career at Polk County High School in 1997. He coached the 

receivers and defensive backs at Polk County from 1997-01 and also 

served as basketball coach. 

Summers was a four-year performer at Catawba, earning All-SAC honors 

in 1995 and 1996. During his four years, Summers totaled 68 receptions 

for 1,284 yards and caught 15 touchdown passes. He stands 17th 

on Catawba’s all-time receiving leaders and is second in career yards per 

catch at 18.9 per reception. He graduated in 1997 with a degree in 

physical education. 

In high school, at West Iredell, Summers started all four seasons and 

earned a spot in the East-West All-Star Game. As a wide receiver, quarterback 

and defensive back, he was a two-time all-conference performer 

and was team MVP as a senior. 


TODD McCOMB 

Co-Special Teams Coordinator 

Linebackers 

Todd McComb begins his sixth season as an assistant coach at his 

alma mater. McComb has added the title of Co-Special Teams 

Coordinator for the 2010 season. He has mentored several South 

Atlantic Conference Players and instructed Catawba’s top tacklers 

over the past three seasons. His others 

duties include coaching linebackers 

and coordinating Catawba’s first 

class summer camps. 

In 2010, McComb was selected to 

attend the NCAA Football Coaches 

Academy. Held in Indianapolis in May, 

the Academy is designed to improve 

and reinforce various aspects of securing, 

managing, and excelling in head 

football coaching positions at the 

intercollegiate level. 

McComb has mentored All-SAC 

performers in each of his four years. Lester Sconyers, Charles 

McAfee, Joe Brown and Cory Johnson were All-SAC, while Lakeem 

Perry was the Defensive Freshmen of the Year. 

A four-year standout at Catawba, McComb earned the Kirkland 

Award in 2003 as the top senior male athlete and helped the Indians 

to four straight NCAA II playoff berths and a pair of SAC titles. He 

was a consensus All-American as a senior, twice named to All- 

American Teams and was a four-time All-South Region performer. 

McComb, who earned a degree in mathematics, was also twice 

named to the academic all-district squad. 

McComb returned to Catawba after spending the 2005 season as 

a graduate assistant with the University of North Carolina at Chapel 

Hill. He began his coaching career at Coastal Carolina University in 

2003, serving as graduate assistant. He coached the Inside 

Linebackers for two seasons. McComb obtained a Master of 

Education from Coastal Carolina in 2005. 

McComb, along with his wife Africa, resides in Salisbury. 

KHANIS HUBBARD 

Defensive Line 

Film Coordinator 

Khanis Hubbard enters his eighth season as an 

assistant with the Catawba football program in 

2010. Hubbard will serve as defensive line coach 

and film coordinator. He is a 2004 Catawba graduate 

with a degree in communications. 

Last year, Catawba led the conference with 33 sacks and 108 stops 

for losses. Ron Ellington was a three time All-SAC and All-American performer 

under Hubbbard and was the 2006 SAC Defensive Player of the 

Year. 

While at Catawba, Hubbard was a two-time All-SAC and all-region 

selection and earned All-America honors as a senior. Over his four seasons, 

he was credited with 169 tackles, including 19.5 sacks and 50 

stops for losses and helped Catawba to three SAC titles. Hubbard had 

12 sacks and 24 tackles for loss during his senior season and earned a 

spot in the Cactus Bowl All-Star Game. He was a standout at Enloe High 

School in Raleigh, NC, where he was an all-conference performer. 

RADELL LOCKHART 

Defensive Ends 

Academic Coordinator 

Radell Lockhart will be in his seventh season as an 

assistant coach at his alma mater in 2011. A 2001 

Catawba graduate, Lockhart earned a degree in recreation. 

His duties will be to assist with the defensive line, 

concentrating on the ends. 

At Catawba, Lockhart earned South Atlantic Conference Defensive Player 

of the Year honors as a senior in 2000. He was also named to three All- 

America teams as he recorded 10 sacks and 31 stops for losses. Lockhart 

holds the school record with 103 tackles for loss and had 27 sacks. 

Lockhart played professionally over four years, including stints with the 

New York Giants, New York Jets and San Diego Chargers. He played three 

seasons in NFL Europe, two with the Scottish Claymores and one with the 

Frankfurt Galaxy. He helped the Galaxy to an appearance in the 2004 World 

Bowl. 

Lockhart was a three-year starter at Independence High School and still 

resides in Charlotte. 

COREY READY 

Defensive Assistant 

Corey Ready begins his third season as an assistant 

coach with the Catawba football program. He 

is a 2006 Catawba graduate with a degree in sports 

management. Ready will assist in coaching the secondary. 

At Catawba, Ready was a three-time All-South Atlantic Conference 

selection. He set school marks for receptions and receiving yards in a 

career, finishing with 190 catches for 2,976 yards. In 2003 he established 

school marks with 70 receptions for 1,043 yards, earning allregion 

honors. 

Ready is a native of Aiken, SC, graduating from Aiken High School. 

LYLE NABER 

Offensive Assistant 

Lyle Naber begins his third season as an assistant 

coach with Catawba. His duties will include coaching 

the new Y-Back position. Naber is working on 

degrees in history and secondary education. 

Naber previously coached at Florida Air 

Academy from 2006-08. He served as co-offensive coordinator while 

coaching the quarterbacks and wide receivers. Naber played football 

for North Carolina Wesleyan. 

A native of Melbourne, FL, Naber graduated from Melbourne 

Central Catholic High School in 2004. 

SHAWN THOMAS 

Specialists 

Shawn Thomas is entering his first season as an 

assistant coach with the Catawba football program in 

the spring of 2011. He comes to Catawba after a twoyear 

stint at NCAA I-AA North Carolina A & T. Thomas 

will be working with the special teams, assisting with 


the kickers, punters and long snappers as well as other duties within the 

Catawba program. 

Thomas is a veteran of the United States Army and multiple professional 

indoor football leagues. In 2008, he served as the specialist coach at Division 

III Guilford College. Prior to his coaching career, Thomas spent five seasons 

kicking in the Arena Football League 2 and the National Indoor Football 

League with teams in North Carolina and Florida. 

As a kicker at Winston-Salem State, Thomas captured first-team All-CIAA 

honors in 1997 and 1999. In 1999, he led the CIAA with 11 field goals and 27 

extra points in helping the Rams win the conference championship. Before 

enrolling at Winston-Salem State, Thomas served in the Army for five years. An 

Army Reserve Medical Corps Officer, Thomas has a total of 15 years in the U.S. 

Army. 

Thomas began his coaching career coaching kickers and special teams for 

head coach Mark Holcomb at North Davidson High School (N.C.) in 2003. 

Thomas has a B.S, in recreation administration, and received an ROTC Army 

Officer Commission from North Carolina A&T State University in 2007. 

2011 Outlook 

SHERMAN HOWZE 

Defensive Assistant 

Sherman Howze enters his first season as an 

assistant coach with the Catawba football program 

in 2011. He will assist the defense. 

Howze comes to Catawba after a three-year 

stint as a coach at Ridgeview High School in 

Columbia, SC. In 2009, he moved to Spring Valley High School 

where he coached Girl’s Track. 

He began his coaching career in football at Southern Guilford 

High School then moved to Florida where he coached at Florida Air 

Academy for nine years. He served as co-head coach and weightlifting 

coach. 

Howze played linebacker and special teams at East Carolina 

University. He had tryouts with the NFL and CFL and played three 

seasons with the Greensboro Prowlers of Arena Football League 2. 

Howze resides in Salisbury with his wife, Shaniece. 

Damein Lee 

Catawba will enter the 2011 season looking to 

build off its 6-4 season of a year ago. The Indians 

rebounded after its first losing season (4-6 in 2009) 

since 1994. Catawba started strong and had a 

chance to possibly earn a share of the South Atlantic 

Conference title heading into the final week of the 

season, but a pair of tight losses to close the year 

left the Indians with a 4-3 league mark. 

The Indians return a good nucleus from last season 

which includes 16 starters and 34 letter winners. 

Nine of the starters return to the defensive 

Ethan Winn 

side of the ball, while five are back on offense. The offense will have its most 

experience in the backfield and at wide out, while the defense returns all 

three starting linebackers and all four from the secondary. 

Senior Josh Wright was an all-conference performer at running back a 

year ago. He rushed for 687 yards and scored seven touchdowns. His backup, 

Rashaun Gaither, had limited touches, but averaged 10.8 yards a carry and 

scored a pair of touchdowns. 

The Tribe does not return a signal caller from last year. Illinois transfer 

Jacob Charest is the likely starter. He did not play last fall after coming to 

Catawba. 

The wide receiving corps will miss departed All-SAC performer Brandon 

Bunn, but does return starting seniors Gerron Bryant and Eric Morman. 

Bryant led the squad with 686 yards receiving, making 42 receptions with 

five touchdowns. Morman made 30 catches with a pair for scores. 

Catawba’s offensive line will be young. 

Senior Daylon McAlexander returns and will 

move from center to tackle. Two-year starter 

Ethan Winn, a junior, will be back at right tackle. 

Sophomores Kevin Alphonso (center) and 

Corey Raven (guard) saw time last season and 

look to move into the starting unit. 

The Indian secondary should feature a pair 

of seniors and two juniors. Junior Jumal Rolle 

was an all-conference and all-region selection 

last season at cornerback. He led the team with 

five interceptions and also caused three fumbles. 

Senior Bryant Vennable is slated at the 

other corner spot. He made 20 tackles with a 

Jumal Rolle 

sack and recovered a fumble. 

Senior Kewone Harris returns at strong safety, 

while junior LJ McCray will be back at free safety. 

Harris had a pair of interceptions and recovered a 

pair of fumbles. McCray excelled as a kick returner 

and was second on the team with 61 tackles. 

The linebacking corps also returns its entire unit 

from a year ago. Anchoring the unit is senior 

Lakeem Perry, who was an All-SAC pick last season 

and the league’s Freshman of the Year in 2009. He 

recorded 60 tackles in 2011, had an interception, a 

sack and forced two fumbles. Junior Cory Johnson was an all-conference 

selection as a freshman and led the team with 73 

stops last year. Joining the two are senior Jeb Bass 

and sophomore Trey Ingram, who split duty as the 

other starter. Bass made 52 tackles, while Ingram had 

48 stops. 

On the defensive line, Catawba returns ends 

Brandon Weedon and Damein Lee. Lee was named 

the SAC Defensive Freshman of the Year in 2011. He 

led the team with seven sacks and a dozen tackles for 

loss. Weedon, a senior, produced three sacks and four 

stops for losses among his 

32 tackles. Buster Phillips 

Cory Johnson 

should fill one of the voids in the interior of the 

line. The sophomore played in six games last year 

and had a tackle for loss. 

Senior kicker Thomas Trexler will once again 

handle the place kicking duties. Trexler converted 

12-of-19 field goals and hit a long of 46 yards last 

season. He also handled a majority of the punting 

and averaged just over 35 yards per attempt. 

Sophomore Bobby Krauk and transfer TJ Morrison 

from Western Carolina could also be in the mix in 

the punting game. 

McCray was an All-American as a return specialist in 2011. He led NCAA 

LJ McCray 

Division II in kickoff return yardage with a 32.5 yard average over 20 returns. 

He returned two for touchdowns against Tusculum where he set a NCAA II 

record with 304 yards. 


The Players 

KEVIN ALPHONSO 

Offensive Lineman 

6-1 • 270 • Sophomore • Rockingham, NC 78 

2010: Played in five games as a true freshman ... saw action at center 

... HIGH SCHOOL: Richmond Senior ... PERSONAL: Born Kevin 

Anthony Alphonso on Oct. 17, 1991 ... son of Jennifer Alphonso and 

Antonio Hines ... undecided on major. 

JONATHAN BUFFKIN 

Linebacker 

6-0 • 205 • Sophomore • Chadbourne, NC 46 

Played in five games on special teams ... HIGH SCHOOL: South 

Columbus ... PERSONAL: Born Jonathan Matthew Buffkin on Dec. 8, 

1990 ... son of Anna Buffkin ... exercise science major. 

JEB BASS 

Linebacker 

6-1 • 210 • Senior • Newton, NC 44 

2010: Started nine of the 10 games and ranked fourth on the team 

with 52 tackles ... was in on a dozen tackles, including one for a loss in 

win over Brevard ... posted sacks against Wingate and Newberry ... also 

had a fumble recovery at Newberry ... 2009: Played in five games ... 

totaled five tackles with two solo ... made three stops in opener against 

St. Augustine’s ... posted two tackles vs. Livingstone ... 2008: Saw action 

in eight games, mostly on special teams ... lone tackle was a solo stop vs. 

Brevard ... red-shirted in 2007 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time all-conference 

performer at Foard High School ... helped Tigers to conference title 

as a senior ... PERSONAL: Born Jeb Stuart Bass on April 21, 1989 ... son of 

Roger and Robbin Bass ... sports management major. 

DEFENSE G UT AT TOT INT PBU TFL SACK FREC FFUM 

2008 8 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 

2009 5 2 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 

2010 10 17 35 52 5 1.5 0 0 1 0 

Career 23 20 38 58 5 1.5 0 0 1 0 

TEVIN CARR 

Linebacker 

6-0 • 170 • RS-Freshman • Statesville, NC 32 

Red-shirted in 2010 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Statesville ... PERSONAL: 

Born Tevin Maurice Carr on Oct. 26, 1991 ... son of Rosa Carr and 

Brandon Carr ... undecided on major. 

JARROD CAVE 


6-0 • 265 • Sophomore • Dobson, NC 67 

2010: Saw action in four games as a reserve on the offensive line ... 

red-shirted in 2009 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Surry Central ... PERSONAL: 

Born Jarrod Andrew Cave on May 31, 1991 ... son of Jerry and Sheila 

Cave ... athletic training major with a fine 3.10 GPA. 

VINCENT BEAM 

Tight End 

6-3 • 230 • Sophomore • North Wilkesboro, NC 85 

2010: Saw action in five games ... red-shirted in 2009 ... HIGH 

SCHOOL: Wilkes Central ... PERSONAL: Born Joseph Vincent Beam on 

Jan. 25, 1991 ... son of Van and Karen Beam ... physical education major 

with a stellar 3.86 GPA. 


JACOB CHAREST 

Quarterback 

6-4 • 220 • Junior • Charlotte, NC 7 

Did not play in 2010 ... transfer from Illinois ... played in four games 

in 2009 and started against Northwestern ... threw for 145 yards and a 

score ... also tossed a TD pass against Minnesota, passing for a high of 

185 yards ... HIGH SCHOOL: Rated as one of the top quarterbacks in 

the South coming out of Butler High School ... threw for 7,683 yards and 

73 touchdowns in his prep career ... was Southwestern 4A Player of the 

Year as a senior, throwing for 3,100 yards and 39 TD’s ... PERSONAL: 

Born Jacob Robert Charest on Oct. 12, 1989 ... son of Scott and Cindy 

Charest ... communications major. 

At Illinois 

GM EFF. 

PASSING G COMP ATT YDS LONG TD INT COMP% HIGH RATING 

2009 4 28 56 382 42 2 2 50.0 185 111.9 

NATE CHAREST 

Wide Receiver 

5-11 • 175 • Sophomore • Charlotte, NC 5 

2010: Played in all 10 games as a true freshman ... had eight catches 

for 127 yards ... made three catches for 38 yards in win at Mars Hill ... 

had two receptions for 32 yards vs. Tusculum ... also served as holder on 

place kicks ... HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Butler High School 

... selected to Shrine Bowl team ... garnered all-conference and All-State 

honors ... caught 37 career TD passes with 2,105 receiving yards ... PER- 

SONAL: Born Nathaniel Brian Charest on Jan. 28, 1992 in Charlotte ... 

son of Scott and Cindy Charest ... has interest in education. 

RECEIVING G REC YDS AVG LONG GM HIGH TD 

2010 10 8 127 15.9 33 3/38 0 

MARK CONRAD 

Wide Receiver 

5-10 • 190 • RS-Freshman • Monroe, NC 39 

Red-shirted in 2010 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Sun Valley ... PERSONAL: 

Born Mark Eric Conrad on May 9, 1991 ... son of Mark and Jamie Conrad 

... biology major. 

JARED CRABTREE 

Wide Receiver 

6-1 • 180 • Sophomore • Raleigh, NC 86 

2010: Played in just one game ... red-shirted in 2009 ... HIGH 

SCHOOL: Wakefield ... three-time all-academic performer ... helped 

Wolverines to a conference title and three state playoff appearances ... 

PERSONAL: Born Jared Alexander Crabtree on Feb. 21, 1991 in Raleigh 

... son of Cliff and Adonia Crabtree ... physical education major. 

OMAR CRAIG 

Running Back 

5-7 • 175 • Sophomore • Rock Hill, SC 9 

Red-shirted in 2010 ... transfer from Victor Valley CC ... HIGH 

SCHOOL: Northwestern ... PERSONAL: Born LeXavier Omar Craig on 

Aug. 27, 1986 ... son of Tangela McCullough ... sports management major. 

LEVON CURTIS 

Wide Receiver 

5-9 • 190 • Junior • Elon, NC 35 

Did not play in 2010 ... 2009: Saw action in seven games ... second on 

the team in rushing and will move to slot back this year ... ran for season-high 

85 yards in the mud at Brevard ... also had a 35-yard punt return 

at Brevard ... picked up 69 yards against Wingate ... had high of four 

catches for 52 yards at Tusculum ... transfer from Western Carolina 

where he ran for 180 yards and caught a dozen passes as a freshman ... 

HIGH SCHOOL: Western Alamance ... was a three-time All-Triad 3A 

Conference pick ... named All-State as a senior, accounting for 32 touchdowns 

while running for 743 yards and catching 68 passes ... PER- 

SONAL: Born Levon Jerone Curtis on June 15, 1990 ... son of Alice 

Pinnix ... business major. 

RUSHING G ATT YDS AVG LONG GM HIGH TD 

2009 7 57 260 4.6 22 85 0 


2009 7 6 62 12.4 28 4/52 0 


DJ DAVIS 

Long Snapper/LB 

6-2 • 215 • Junior • Charleston, SC 49 

Starter at long snapper the past two seasons ... named second team All- 

SAC in 2010 ... recorded a pair of tackles last year ... HIGH SCHOOL: 

Wando ... PERSONAL: Born Daniel James Davis on July 6, 1990 ... son 

of Doug and Cheryl Davis ... physical education major. 

VICTOR DAVIS 

Wide Receiver 

5-9 • 155 • Junior • Garner, NC 10 

2010: Played in three games ... transfer from Chowan ... HIGH 

SCHOOL: SE Raleigh ... PERSONAL: Born Victor Lamont Davis on Jan. 

26, 1990 ... son of Victor and Barbara Davis ... sports management major. 

DAN DONALDSON 

Fullback 

5-11 • 230 • Sophomore • China Grove, NC 34 

2010: Made a switch to fullback from offensive line and played in 

one game ... red-shirted in 2009 ... HIGH SCHOOL: South Rowan ... 

was captain and twice named the South Rowan Lineman of the Year ... 

PERSONAL: Born Daniel McGuire Donaldson on Dec. 9, 1990 in 

Charlotte, NC ... son of Tami Middleton and Ricky Donaldson ... exercise 

science major with an excellent 3.61 GPA. 

CHAD ENDRES 

Defensive Back 

5-10 • 200 • Junior • Wellington, FL 36 

Did not play in 2010 ... transfer from Jacksonville University ... HIGH 

SCHOOL: Willington ... PERSONAL: Born Chad Robert Endres on April 

6, 1989 ... son of Patrick and Melinda Endres ... exercise science major. 

TAYLOR FENDER 

Offensive Line 

6-3 • 315 • RS-Freshman • Burnsville, NC 76 

Red-shirted in 2010 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at 

Mountain Heritage High School ... named All-State and All-WNC as a senior 

... two-time all-conference pick ... helped Cougars to a state runnerup 

finish as a senior ... PERSONAL: Born Dewey Taylor Fender on Aug. 

24, 1992 in Asheville, NC ... son of Rick and Donna Fender ... mathematics 

major with a fine 3.06 GPA. 

SCOTTIE FLOYD 


5-10 • 170 • Junior • Gastonia, NC 3 

2010: Started nine of 10 games in the secondary ... totaled 28 tackles 

with a high of seven vs. Tusculum ... posted three stops for losses ... 

returned interception for a touchdown at Livingstone ... averaged 205. 

Yards on six kickoff returns with a long of 32 ... 2009: Played in nine 

games mainly on special teams ... totaled eight tackles with a pair against 

Tusculum and Lenoir-Rhyne ... HIGH SCHOOL: Ashbrook ... PER- 

SONAL: Born Scottie Floyd, Jr. on April 17, 1991 ... son of Cathy Malker 

and Scottie Floyd ... business major. 

DEFENSE G UT AT TOT INT YDS PBU TFL SACK FREC FFUM 

2009 9 5 3 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

2010 10 17 11 28 1 25 1 3 0 0 0 

Career 19 22 14 36 1 25 1 3 0 0 0 

KO RETURNS G ATT YDS AVG LONG TD 

2010 10 6 132 20.5 32 0 

TYLER GILMORE 

Quarterback / 

Wide Receiver 

6-1 • 170 • RS-Freshman • Kannapolis, NC 18 

Red-shirted in 2010 ... HIGH SCHOOL: A.L. Brown ... PERSONAL: 

Born Tyler Lee Gilmore on Nov. 3, 1991 ... son of Ken and Amy Gilmore ... 

undecided on major with a fine 3.00 GPA for spring semester. 


BRANDON GOODMAN 


5-10 • 180 • Sophomore • Salisbury, NC 37 

Red-shirted in 2010 ... transfer from RCCC ... HIGH SCHOOL: Carson 

... PERSONAL: Born Brandon Lee Goodman on May 31, 1990 ... son of 

Eric and Deborah Goodman ... business major. 

CHANCE GREEN 

Tight End / 

Quarterback 

6-6 • 230 • Sophomore • Greeley, CO 87 

2010: Played in one game ... made move during season from quarterback 

to tight end ... red-shirted in 2009 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Northridge ... 

team captain and two-time all-academic selection ... PERSONAL: Born 

Chance Jordan Green on Oct. 19, 1989 in Greeley ... son of Merle and 

Kimberly Green ... undecided on major. 

JACOB HANES 

Defensive Lineman 

6-1 • 250 • Sophomore • Charlotte, NC 53 

2010: Saw action in all 10 games as a true freshman ... had a dozen 

tackles including two for losses ... had a pair of interceptions and returned 

both for scores in win at Livingstone ... had high of five tackles in that win 

... HIGH SCHOOL: Butler ... PERSONAL: Born Jacob David Hanes on 

Feb. 1, 1992 ... son of Patrick and Stephanie Hanes ... undecided on major. 

JONATHAN HARKEY 

Tight End 

6-5 • 225 • RS-Freshman • Statesville, NC 82 

Red-shirted in 2010 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Statesville ... PERSONAL: 

Born Jonathan Devere Harkey on Jan. 19, 1992 ... son of Jerry Harkey and 

Teah Navedo ... business major. 

CASEY HALL 


5-10 • 195 • Senior • Concord, NC 30 

2010: Moved to safety and played in eight games ... made nine tackles 

in win at Mars Hill ... forced a fumble among five tackles in win at 

Newberry ... made six stops against Tusculum ... 2009: Saw action in l0 

games on special teams and as a reserve back ... saw action as a running 

back ... ran for 98 yards in win over Livingstone ... caught a pass against 

Wingate ... had six tackles on special teams ... red-shirted in 2008 after 

transferring from Averett where he ran for 27 yards in four games ... 

HIGH SCHOOL: Northwest Cabarrus ... helped Trojans at 3AA quarterfinals 

... had 143 yards and score in win over Mooresville ... PER- 

SONAL: Born Casey Alonzo Hall on Aug. 18, 1989 ... son of Amos and 

Clara Hall ... recreation major. 


2010 8 24 7 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 

“Old” Shuford Stadium played host to four NCAA II 

Playoff games, seeing Catawba post a 3-1 record. 


KEWONE HARRIS 

Linebacker 

6-0 • 190 • Senior • Durham, NC 14 

2010: Started in all of his seven games ... recorded 34 tackles with a 

high of nine against St. Augustine’s ... made seven stops, including two 

for losses, and had an interception in win over Brevard ... returned an 

interception 65 yards for a score at Livingstone ... added eight tackles vs. 

Carson-Newman ... 2009: Was limited by injury and started five of six 

games ... had career best 10 tackles against Mars Hill, seven being solo 

stops ... had a pair of pass break-ups on the year ... recorded five tackles 

in finale vs. Lenoir-Rhyne ... 2008: Played in five games, seeing action on 

special teams and at linebacker ... made four tackles with a high of two 

at Wingate ... also made a tackle against Carson-Newman and Tusculum 

... HIGH SCHOOL: Webb ... as a senior, recorded 171 tackles with two 

sacks and an interception ... two-time all-conference performer and 

helped the Warriors to league title as a senior ... PERSONAL: Born 

Kewone D Harris on Jan. 24, 1990 in Durham ... son of William and 

Debbie Kearney ... sports management major. 


2008 5 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 

2009 6 14 10 24 0 0 0 2 0 0 

2010 7 16 18 34 2 0 2 2 2 0 

Career 18 30 32 62 2 0 2 4 0 0 

OCTAVIUS HOUGH 



2010: Saw action in two games ... had a tackle and broke up a pass 

at Livingstone ... red-shirted in 2009 ... 2008: Mainly played special 

teams over his eight games ... three of his tackles came in the finale at 

Lenoir-Rhyne ... HIGH SCHOOL: East Mecklenburg ... had 40 tackles 

and three interceptions in helping the Eagles to a 9-4 mark as a senior 

... PERSONAL: Born Octavius Emmanuel Hough on Oct. 12, 1990 ... son 

of James and Monica Hough ... business major with a very good 3.35 

GPA for spring semester. 


2008 8 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

2010 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 

Career 10 2 3 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 

TRA INGRAM 

Linebacker 

6-1 • 205 • Sophomore • Browns Summit, NC 29 

2010: Played in all 10 games and started two as a true freshman ... 

recorded 14 tackles against Tusculum ... made nine tackles vs. Carson- 

Newman ... posted sack at Newberry ... forced a fumble and had seven 

stops at Mars Hill ... HIGH SCHOOL: Team captain at NE Guilford High 

School ... was all-conference, all-county and the Defensive Player of the 

Year ... PERSONAL: Born KennTravius Landrum Ingram on Dec. 2, 1991 

in Fayetteville, NC ... son of Kajuana Brock and Charlie Ingram ... undecided 

on major. 


2010 10 17 31 48 2 1 0 2 0 1 

CORY JOHNSON 

Linebacker 

5-10 • 225 • Junior • Fayetteville, NC 8 

2010: Led team with 73 tackles, including a pair of sacks ... had four 

double-digit tackle efforts with a career-best 17 at Wingate ... had sacks 

vs. Wingate and Newberry ... made 13 tackles at Lenoir-Rhyne and added 

10 each against St. Augustine’s and Brevard ... 2009: Was a second team 

All-South Atlantic Conference selection ... led team and ranked seventh 

in the league in tackles ... had double-digit tackles in four of last five 

games ... posted a dozen stops vs. Tusculum and Lenoir-Rhyne ... six tackles 

went for loses, including two vs. Newberry ... HIGH SCHOOL: Britt 

... named all-conference and all-region after posting 175 tackles with 

three sacks and two picks as a senior ... helped Buccaneers to a spot in 

the 4AA title game and a 14-2 record ... PERSONAL: Born Cory William 

Johnson on April 19, 1991 in Watertown, NY ... son of William and Kelly 

Johnson ... undecided on major. 

DEFENSE G UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FREC FFUM 

2009 10 32 37 69 6 0 0 0 0 0 

2010 10 27 46 73 3 1.5 0 1 0 0 

Career 20 59 83 142 9 1.5 0 1 0 0 


TYRONE JOHNSON 


6-2 • 205 • Sophomore • Fayetteville, NC 13 

2010: Played in all 10 games as a special teams performer ... had 

eight total tackles ... made three tackles at Livingstone ... HIGH 

SCHOOL: Was an All-State performer at Westover High School ... also 

named all-conference in helping Wolverines to a league title ... made 115 

tackles and had six picks as a senior ... PERSONAL: Born Tyrone Rashad 

Johnson on Aug. 17, 1992 in Pittsburgh, PA ... grandson of Shirley 

Johnson ... has interest in communications. 

SPECIAL TEAMS G UT AT TOT 

2010 10 6 2 8 

DAYLON McALEXANDER 


6-4 • 275 • Senior • Raleigh, NC 61 

2010: Made all 10 starts at center ... 2009: Started in eight of the 10 

games ... mainly played at center ... 2008: Played in seven games as a 

reserve lineman ... made one start at left guard ... red-shirted in 2007 ... 

HIGH SCHOOL: Was all-conference performer at Wakefield High School 

where he was conference Lineman of the Year as a senior ... helped 

Wolverines to conference title ... PERSONAL: Born Samuel Daylon 

McAlexander on May 13, 1989 ... son of Eddie and Regina McAlexander ... 

business major. 

BOBBY KRAUK 

Punter 

6-6 • 210 • Sophomore • Finksburg, MD 94 

2010: Punted in six games ... averaged 38.3 yards over seven attempts with 

a long of 48 ... four of his seven punts were 45 yards or longer ... red-shirted 

in 2009 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Westminster ... PERSONAL: Born Robert 

Samuel Krauk, III on Jan. 12, 1990 ... son of Bob and Shari Krauk ... business 

major with a very good 3.29 GPA. 

DAMIEN LEE 


6-3 • 255 • Sophomore • Reidsville, NC 99 

2010: Named the South Atlantic Conference Defensive Freshman of the 

Year and was second team all-conference ... led team with six sacks and 15 

stops for losses ... posted three sacks and another for a loss in win over Shaw 

... had two sacks, two forced fumbles and two recoveries in win at Mars Hill 

to earn SAC Player of the Week honors ... made high of eight tackles vs. 

Carson-Newman ... red-shirted in 2009 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Reidsville ... was 

MVP of the 2AA State Championship game, helping the Rams to a 16-0 mark 

and a second straight title ... had 10 stops with four TFL’s in title game ... was 

named All-State after recording 37 tackles for loss and nine sacks as a senior 

... PERSONAL: Born Damein Eugene Lee on Oct. 25, 1989 in Reidsville ... 

son of Pamela Cotton and the late, Eugene Lee ... exercise science major. 

PEYTON McCOLLUM 

Wide Receiver 

5-10 • 175 • Sophomore • Winston-Salem, NC 15 

2010: Played in two games ... red-shirted in 2009 ... HIGH SCHOOL: 

Mount Tabor ... PERSONAL: Born Michael Payton McCollum on April 17, 

1990 ... son of Ginger Baldwin and Mike McCollum ... undecided on major 

with a very good 3.37 GPA. 

JASON McCRAY 


6-1 • 195 • Junior • Delray Beach, NC 25 

2010: Played in four games as a special teams performer before suffering 

a broken arm ... had three tackles on the season, coming against 

Livingstone, Wingate and Brevard ... transfer from Livingstone ... served in 

the Marine Corps. after high school ... HIGH SCHOOL: Wellington ... 

named All-State in track ... PERSONAL: Born Jason Tyrone McCray on 

Nov. 13, 1985 ... lives in Spencer, NC, with his wife, Nasha ... recreation 

major with a very good 3.28 GPA for spring semester. 


2010 4 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 


2010 10 18 26 44 15 6 0 1 2 2 


LJ McCRAY 



2010: Named a second team All-American by Don Hansen ... was first 

team All-SAC and second team Daktronics all-region ... led NCAA II in kickoff 

returns with a 32.5 average ... set a NCAA II record with 304 return 

yards against Tusculum with a record two for scores (99 and 94 yards) ... 

he earned SAC and National Special Teams Player of the Week ... was second 

on the defense in tackles ... made 10 stops at Newberry ... 2009: Had 

eight starts in 10 games at corner as a true freshman ... totaled 25 tackles 

with a high of five at Carson-Newman ... had interception and a tackle for 

loss at C-N ... had four stops with one for a loss against Mars Hill ... forced 

a fumble at Tusculum ... HIGH SCHOOL: Harding ... named All-Queen 

City 3A/4A as a senior ... had three kickoff returns for scores as a senior 

and also picked off seven passes ... PERSONAL: Born James Oneil McCray 

II on June 18, 1991 in Georgetown, SC ... son of Valerie McCray and James 

McCray ... has interest in sports management and communications. 


2009 10 18 7 25 1 0 2 2 0 0 1 

2010 10 30 31 61 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 

Career 20 48 38 86 1 0 4 2 0 1 1 

KO RETURNS G ATT YDS AVG LONG TD 

2010 10 20 649 32.5 99 2 

DENNIS McFATTEN 

Linebacker 

6-2 • 195 • Sophomore • Ocala, FL 52 

2010: Played in five games ... had three solo stops in win at Livingstone 

... recorded two tackles agaisnt Tusculum ... red-shirted in 2009 ... HIGH 

SCHOOL: Lake Weir ... PERSONAL: Born Dennis Purcell McFatten on 

Oct. 25, 1990 in Leesburg, FL ... son of Dennis and Kathy McFatten ... undecided 

on major. 


2010 8 4 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 

RICHARD MILLER 

Fullback 

6-1 • 250 • Sophomore • Elon, NC 43 

Did not play in 2010 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Western Alamance ... PERSON- 

AL: Born Richard Lloyd Miller on Jan. 12, 1991 ... son of Richard and 

Francine Miller ... sports management major. 

ERIC MORMAN 

Wide Receiver 

6-1 • 195 • Senior • Rockingham, NC 27 

2010: Was third on the team with 30 receptions ... had high of six 

catches with a touchdown against Tusculum ... made five grabs for 75 

yards and a score at Newberry ... also caught five passes against St. 

Augustine’s ... 2009: Made seven starts at wide out ... tied school record 

with 13 receptions in loss at Carson-Newman ... totaled 128 yards in that 

game vs. the Eagles with a score ... led team ranked eighth in the SAC in 

catches per game ... delivered six catches against Wingate and in finale vs. 

Lenoir-Rhyne ... opened season with four grabs at St. Augustine’s ... 2008: 

Played in all 10 games and started seven ... was third on team with 17 

receptions ... averaged almost 18 yards per catch ... had high of five catches 

for 76 yards and a score vs. Tusculum ... had 44-yard touchdown catch 

at Livingstone ... also had scoring grab at Mars Hill ... red-shirted in 2007 

... HIGH SCHOOL: Richmond Senior ... PERSONAL: Born Eric Rashad 

Morman on Oct. 14, 1989 ... son of Charles and Kay Morman ... physical 

education major. 


2008 10 17 302 17.8 44 5/76 3 

2009 10 37 397 10.7 26 13/128 1 

2010 9 30 289 9.6 43 6/42 2 

Career 29 84 988 11.8 44 13/128 6 


BOBBY MORRISON 

Running Back 

5-9 • 205 • Junior • Statesville, NC 40 

2010: Saw action in five games ... high of six yards came vs. 

Livingstone ... caught a pair of passes in opener against St. Augustine’s ... 

red-shirted in 2008 and also missed 2009 with injury ... HIGH SCHOOL: 

West Iredell ... was named Shrine Bowl MVP ... was an All-State performer 

after rushing for 1,930 yards as a senior ... set eight school marks in his 

career, including 45 career touchdowns ... PERSONAL: Born Bobby Lane 

Morrison, Jr. on Apr. 28, 1989 ... son of Bobby Morrison ... exercise science 

major. 


2010 5 6 11 1.8 5 6 0 


2010 5 2 19 9.5 15 2/19 0 

TIMMY PANGBURN 


6-2 • 310 • RS-Freshman • Mount Ulla, NC 71 

Red-shirted in 2010 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at West 

Rowan High School ... three-time all-conference and all-county performer 

... twice named All-State ... helped Falcons to consecutive state titles ... 

PERSONAL: Born Timothy Matthew Pangburn on Feb. 21, 1991 in 

Johnson City, NY ... son of Wendy Caldwell ... undecided on major. 

LAKEEM PERRY 

Linebacker 

6-0 • 225 • Senior • Louisburg, NC 50 

2010: Named second team All-SAC ... was third on team with 60 total 

tackles ... shared team lead with eight pass break ups ... recorded 11 

stops, forced a fumble and had an interception in win over Brevard ... 

had a sack and forced a fumble at Newberry ... made 10 tackles and had 

three pass break-ups at Wingate ... 2009: Started all 10 games ... second 

on squad and ranked 12th in the conference in tackles ... had three double-digit 

tackle performances with highs of 11 against Newberry and 

Tusculum ... had two stops for losses, including a sack at Fayetteville 

State ... forced three fumbles on the year and recovered one against 

Lenoir-Rhyne ... 2008: Named the South Atlantic Conference Defensive 

Freshman of the Year ... started the nine games he played ... was second 

on the team in tackles with 74 and added five stops for losses ... totaled 

four double-digit tackle efforts ... posted a high of 17 tackles and forced 

a fumble at Newberry ... recorded 15 tackles with two for losses vs. 

Brevard ... made 13 stops at Wingate and 10 in the opener against St. 

Augustine’s ... HIGH SCHOOL: Louisburg ... named All-State as a senior, 

posting 158 tackles and helping the Warriors to a 12-2 record ... was a 

three-time all-conference pick and was Defensive MVP as a senior ... 

forced 16 fumbles in his career ... PERSONAL: Born Lakeem Lamont 

Perry on May 24, 1990 in Durham, NC ... son of Willie Mae Perry ... recreation 

major. 


2008 9 30 44 74 5 0 0 3 1 0 

2009 10 32 33 65 3 1 0 0 1 3 

2010 10 21 39 60 6 1 1 8 0 2 

Career 29 83 116 179 14 2 1 11 2 5 

JOE PETERSON 


5-10 • 170 • Sophomore • Chestertown, MD 26 

2010: Lone action came in win over Livingstone ... posted a pair of 

tackles ... red-shirted in 2009 ... also plays lacrosse for Catawba ... HIGH 

SCHOOL: Queen Anne’s County ... PERSONAL: Born Joseph Francis 

Peterson on April 3, 1991 in Ellicott City, MD ... son of Michael and Susan 

Peterson ... political science major with a very good 3.30 GPA. 


2010 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 


BUSTER PHILLIPS 

Defensive Line 

6-3 • 285 • Sophomore • West Jefferson, NC 97 

2010: Saw action in six games ... recorded four tackles in win at 

Livingstone ... made a pair of stops, including one for a loss, in Newberry 

win ... also had two tackles at Lenoir-Rhyne ... red-shirted in 2009 ... HIGH 

SCHOOL: Ashe County ... named All-Mountain Valley Conference at both 

fullback and defensive tackle ... PERSONAL: Born Thomas Anthony 

Phillips on Sept. 12, 1990 ... son of Tom Phillips ... physical education 

major. 


2010 6 7 2 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 

DALTON PIERCE 

Wide Receiver 

5-9 • 160 • RS-Freshman • Mooresville, NC 83 

Red-shirted in 2010 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Mooresville ... PERSONAL: 

Born Dalton Thomas Pierce on June 2, 1992 ... son of Stacey and Tom 

Pierce ... politics major with a good 3.00 GPA for spring semester. 

AARON RAINEY 

Running Back 

5-11 • 230 • Sophomore • Gastonia, NC 20 

2010: Appeared in five games ... had four carries for 12 yards and also 

caught a pass for 16 yards in win over Shaw ... had one carry for 11 yards 

vs. Carson-Newman ... made three special teams tackles against St. 

Augustine’s ... 2009: Played in eight games as a freshman at fullback and 

on special teams ... ran for eight yards against Livingstone and Newberry 

... made a pair of tackles on special teams ... HIGH SCHOOL: Bessemer 

City ... named All-Southern Piedmont Conference and helped Yellow 

Jackets to the playoffs ... played in East/West All-Star Game ... ran for 964 

yards and 19 touchdowns as a senior ... PERSONAL: Born Aaron Jamarius 

Rainey on Jan. 2, 1991 ... son of Valette Woods ... physical education major. 


2009 8 4 21 5.2 8 8 0 

2010 5 5 23 4.6 11 12 0 

Career 13 9 44 4.9 11 12 0 

COREY RAVEN 


6-2 • 275 • Sophomore • Hope Mills, NC 56 

2010: Played in six games as a true freshman ... mainly saw action at 

guard ... HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Southview High School ... 

named all-conference and team MVP as a senior ... helped Tigers to a pair 

of conference titles ... was also an all-conference wrestler ... PERSONAL: 

Born Corey Shawn Raven on June 13, 1992 in Wurzburg, GERMANY ... son 

of Kelvin and Shelia Raven ... exercise science major with a fine 3.07 GPA 

for spring semester. 

JUMAL ROLLE 


6-0 • 185 • Junior • Wilson, NC 6 

2010: Earned first team All-SAC and second team all-region honors ... 

led team and shared conference high with five interceptions ... it ranked 

him 20th in NCAA II ... was fifth on team with 50 tackles ... made high of 

nine stops vs. Tusculum ... had eight tackles against Shaw ... forced two fumbles 

and had an interception in win at Newberry which earned him SAC 

Player of the Week honors ... added four stops for losses on the year ... 

2009: Had eight starts in nine games ... his three interceptions led the 

squad and ranked fourth in the league ... two of his picks came in the opener 

against St. Augustine’s ... also had an interception in finale vs. Lenoir- 

Rhyne ... had high of five tackles and forced a fumble at Tusculum ... HIGH 

SCHOOL: Beddingfield ... was Eastern Carolina Conference Player of the 

Year and all-area as a senior ... had 11 interceptions and helped the Bruins 

to DEFENSE the playoffs G ... UTPERSONAL: AT TOT INT Born YDS Jumal PBUDequavius TFL SACK Rolle FREC on May FFUM28, 

1990 2009in Wilson 9 ... 13 son of 8 Letitia 21 Rolle 3 and 31 Earl 5 Anderson 2 ... 0therapeutic 0 recre- 1 

2010 10 26 24 50 5 19 8 5 0 0 3 

Career 19 39 32 71 8 50 13 7 0 0 4 

RICHARD SHUPING 

Quarterback 

6-0 • 190 • RS-Freshman • Jamestown, NC 19 

Red-shirted in 2010 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Providence Grove ... PER- 

SONAL: Born Richard Todd Shuping on April 8, 1992 ... son of Annette and 

Todd Shuping ... physical education major. 


THOMAS TREXLER 

Kicker / Punter 

5-10 • 190 • Senior • Wilmington, NC 1 

2010: Saw action as place kicker and punter ... made a dozen field 

goals with a long of 46 ... ranked 14th in NCAA II in field goals made ... hit 

on three field goals in wins over Shaw and Brevard ... named SAC Player 

of the Week after the Shaw game ... led team with 73 total points, connecting 

on 37-of-39 PAT’s ... finished sixth in the SAC in total scoring ... 

averaged 35.4 yards over 14 punts with a long of 49 ... 2009: Connected 

on six field goals, including a long of 46 which came against Livingstone 

... made 26 of 29 point-after tries ... 2008: Won the job as kicker and 

punter as a freshman ... went 4-of-7 on field goals with a long of 42 at Mars 

Hill ... averaged 40.6 yards on seven punts with a long of 54 against 

Livingstone ... also produced 50-yard punt at Mars Hill, averaging 37.7 

yards on six attempts ... HIGH SCHOOL: New Hanover ... as a senior, 

made 8-of-10 field goals and converted 25-of-29 PAT’s ... PERSONAL: 

Born Thomas Richard Trexler on Sept. 28, 1989 ... son of Richard and 

Melanie Trexler ... business major with a good 3.05 GPA for spring 

semester. 

KICKING G XP-XPA FG-FGA LG PTS 

2008 10 26-33 4-7 42 38 

2009 10 26-29 6-10 46 44 

2010 10 37-39 12-19 46 73 

Career 30 89-101 22-36 46 155 

PUNTING G ATT YARDS AVG LG I20 TB BLKD 

2008 10 49 1582 32.3 54 13 4 1 

2010 10 14 495 35.4 49 1 0 2 

Career 20 63 2077 33.0 54 14 4 3 

SHELDON VAN DYKE 

Fullback 

5-7 • 235 • RS-Freshman • Columbia, SC 47 

Red-shirted in 2010 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Dreher ... PERSONAL: Born 

Sheldon Edward Van Dyke on April 25, 1992 ... son of Greer Picket and 

Sherman Van Dyke ... education major. 

BRYANT VENNABLE 


6-0 • 200 • Senior • Gretna, VA 21 

2010: Played in all 10 games and made a pair of starts ... totaled 20 

tackles with a pair for losses ... high of five tackles came at Newberry ... 

made four stops with a sack at Lenoir-Rhyne ... recovered a fumble at Mars 

Hill ... 2009: Started in three of his eight games ... had career-high 10 tackles, 

including one for a loss, in finale against Lenoir-Rhyne ... intercepted a 

pass against Newberry ... made three stops at Carson-Newman and St. 

Augustine’s ... 2008: Played in all 10 games and made three starts as a 

freshman ... had six tackles and broke-up two passes ... both break-ups 

came in opener vs. St. Augustine’s ... made a pair of tackles against ECSU 

and Livingstone ... HIGH SCHOOL: Gretna ... named All-State and helped 

the Dragons to a state title ... PERSONAL: Born Bryant Lee Vennable on 

Aug. 16, 1990 ... son of Bernard and Minnie Vennable ... physical education 

major. 


2008 10 4 2 6 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 

2009 8 13 7 20 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 

2010 10 9 11 20 0 0 0 3 0.5 1 0 

Career 28 26 20 46 1 0 3 4 0.5 1 0 

MARIO WASHINGTON 

Wide Receiver 

5-8 • 160 • Senior • High Point, NC 23 

2010: Saw action in all 10 games and was a key special teams performer 

... had 10 tackles with five solo stops ... made three tackles vs. Shaw 

... 2009: Played in nine games ... saw most of his action on special teams, 

making 10 tackles ... had three tackles in games at Carson-Newman and 

Tusculum ... 2008: Saw action in six games ... had one catch for six yards 

vs. Livingstone ... red-shirted in 2007 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Ragsdale ... PER- 

SONAL: Born Mario Douglas Washington on Oct. 18, 1988 ... son of Mario 

and Sharon Washington ... recreation major. 


2008 6 1 6 6.0 6 1/6 0 

SPECIAL TEAMS G UT AT TOT 

2008 6 0 0 0 

2009 9 3 7 10 

2010 10 5 5 10 

Career 25 8 12 20 


BRANDON WEEDON 


6-2 • 235 • Senior • Columbia, SC 91 

2010: Started in nine of his 10 games ... had 32 tackles with three sacks 

... two sacks came in win at Mars Hill ... also had a sack against Brevard ... 

made high of seven stops against Carson-Newman ... added five tackles 

against Wingate, Brevard and Mars Hill ... 2009: Saw action in all 10 games 

... three of his 13 stops went for losses ... made high of five tackles with a 

TFL at Tusculum ... recorded a sack at Fayetteville State ... had three tackles 

with one for a loss against Newberry ... 2008: Played in eight games 

... recorded eight tackles with a pair for losses ... made three stops, one for 

a loss, and blocked a punt at Lenoir-Rhyne ... was in on a sack at 

Livingstone ... had a pair of QB pressures against Tusculum ... ... red-shirted 

in 2007 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Was an all-region performer at Spring 

Valley High School ... PERSONAL: Born Brandon Bernard Weedon on 

Dec. 14, 1988 ... son of Byron and Jennis Weedon ... communications 

major. 


2008 8 4 3 7 2 0.5 0 0 0 0 

2009 10 8 5 13 3 1 0 0 0 0 

2010 10 12 20 32 5 2.5 0 1 0 0 

Career 28 24 28 52 10 4 0 1 0 0 

JOSH WRIGHT 

Running Back 

5-10 • 215 • Senior • Raeford, NC 2 

2010: Named second team All-SAC ... ran for 687 yards and seven 

scores ... ranked eighth in the SAC in rushing ... posted career-high 152 

yards with three touchdowns in win at Mars Hill ... had consecutive 100- 

yard efforts against Brevard (101) and Carson-Newman (105) ... posted 93 

yards in win vs. Shaw ... caught high of five passes at Newberry ... 2009: 

Made one start over nine games ... third on team in rushing with 242 yards 

... ran for a high of 57 yards at Fayetteville State ... ran for scores against 

Livingstone and Newberry ... transferred from Western Carolina where he 

played in nine games in 2008 as a red-shirt freshman ... high of 23 yards 

came against Florida State ... HIGH SCHOOL: Hoke County ... named 

Mid-Southeastern Conference Player of the Year as a senior ... played in 

East/West All-Star Game ... PERSONAL: Born Joshua Dewon Wright on 

Sept. 7, 1988 ... son of Belinda McNeill ... business major. 


2009 9 52 242 4.7 19 57 2 

2010 10 153 687 4.5 58 152 7 

Career 19 205 929 4.5 58 152 9 


2009 9 1 11 11.0 11 1/11 0 

2010 10 27 171 6.2 16 5/47 2 

Career 19 28 182 6.5 16 5/47 2 

ETHAN WINN 


6-4 • 295 • Junior • Gretna, VA 55 

2010: Started in all 10 games ... saw action at tackle ... 2009: Played in 

eight games as a true freshman ... HIGH SCHOOL: Gretna ... was a fouryear 

starter and twice earned All-State honors ... helped Hawks to consecutive 

state titles and was a four-time all-district pick ... PERSONAL: Born 

Ethan Richard Winn on Aug. 13, 1990 in Lynchburg, VA ... son of George 

and Ellen Winn ... communications major with a fine 3.20 GPA for spring 

semester. 

Devonte Peterson, who starred for the 

Indians from 1997 to 2000, was named to the 

d2football.com All-Decade team. Peterson 

was an All-America selection in 1999 and 

2000 and was the 1999 South Atlantic 

Conference Defensive Player of the Year. 


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Shuford Stadium has been 

the home to the Catawba 

Indians football team since 

the College relocated to 

Salisbury in 1925 and played 

host to a CSTV (CBS College) 

nationally broadcast game on 

September 27, 2007 against 

Mars Hill. In 1999, the field 

was named after legendary 

Tribe coach Gordon 

Kirkland. The new stadium 

has a seating capacity of 

4,000 and can accommodate 

up to 5,000 spectators. 

Prior to the latest reconstruction 

for the beginning 

of the 2003 season, the last major renovation to the stadium was the original Hurley Press Box facility that was built in the early 

1970s. The Hurley Press Box is a four-level facility. The bottom level consists of two sets of men’s and women’s restrooms and two 

concession areas. The second floor is currently used for storage, while the 

third floor is the Wurster President’s Box which can seat 49 people. The 

top floor has areas for two radio broadcasts, booths for 

both home and visiting coaches and 

filming, as well as the main media area. 

Nearly 300,000 bricks were used in 

the new construction of the press box 

and the outside wall. The new renovation 

also includes concessions and rest 

rooms on the visiting side of the facility. 

The new tiff-bermuda grass playing surface 

was installed by Course Crafters of 

Gainesville, GA. The new track, named for 

Irwin Belk, now runs in front of both the 

home and visiting stands. Stadium lights 

were added in 2006. 

Wurster President’s Box 

In 2006, Catawba played its first home night game in 32 years. The capacity crowd was 

treated to a post-game fireworks show. Shuford Stadium was the site of a nationally televised 

live Thursday night game vs. Mars Hill on Sept. 27, 2007. 

Billings Press Area 


2011 Catawba College Numerical Football Roster 

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. CLASS HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 

1 Thomas Trexler K/P 5-10 190 Sr Wilmington,NC/New Hanover 

2 Josh Wright RB 5-10 215 Sr Raeford,NC/Hoke Co./W.Carolina 

3 Scottie Floyd DB 5-10 170 Jr Gastonia,NC/Ashbrook 

4 LJ McCray DB 6-1 200 Jr Charlotte,NC/Harding 

5 Nate Charest WR 5-11 175 So Charlotte,NC/Butler 

6 Jumal Rolle DB 6-0 185 Jr Wilson,NC/Beddingfield 

7 Jacob Charest QB 6-4 220 Jr Charlotte,NC/Butler/Illinois 

8 Cory Johnson LB 5-10 225 Jr Fayetteville,NC/Britt 

9 Omar Craig DB 5-7 175 So Rock Hill,SC/Northwestern/Victor Valley CC 

10 Victor Davis WR 5-9 155 Jr Garner,NC/SE Raleigh/Chowan 

13 Tyrone Johnson DB 6-2 205 So Fayetteville,NC/Westover 

14 Kewone Harris DB 6-0 190 Sr Durham,NC/Webb 

15 Payton McCollum WR 5-10 175 So Winston-Salem,NC/Mount Tabor 

18 Tyler Gilmore WR 6-1 170 RFr Kannapolis,NC/AL Brown 

19 Richard Shuping QB 6-0 190 RFr Jamestown,NC/Providence Grove 

20 Aaron Rainey LB 5-11 230 Jr Gastonia,NC/Bessemer City 

21 Bryant Vennable DB 6-0 200 Sr Gretna,VA/Gretna 

23 Mario Washington WR 5-8 160 Sr High Point,NC/Ragsdale 

25 Jason McCray DB 6-1 195 Jr Delray Beach,FL/Wellington/Livingstone 

26 Joe Peterson DB 5-10 170 Sor Chestertown,MD/Queen Anne’s Co. 

27 Eric Morman WR 6-1 195 Sr Rockingham,NC/Richmond Sr. 

28 Octavius Hough DB 6-2 205 Jr Charlotte,NC/E.Mecklenburg 

29 Trey Ingram LB 6-1 205 So Browns Summit,NC/NE Guilford 

30 Casey Hall DB 5-10 195 Sr Concord,NC/NW Cabarrus/Averett 

32 Tevin Carr DB 6-0 170 RFr Statesville,NC/Statesville 

34 Daniel Donaldson FB 5-11 230 So China Grove,NC/S.Rowan 

35 Levon Curtis WR 5-9 190 Jr Elon,NC/W. Alamance/W. Carolina 

36 Chad Endres DB 5-10 200 Jr Wellington,FL/Wellington/Jacksonville 

37 Brandon Goodman DB 5-10 170 So Salisbury,NC/Carson/RCCC 

39 Mark Conrad RB 5-10 190 RFr Monroe,NC/Sun Valley 

40 Bobby Morrison RB 5-9 205 Jr Statesville,NC/W.Iredell 

43 Richard Miller FB 6-1 250 So Elon,NC/W.Alamacnce 

44 Jeb Bass LB 6-1 210 Sr Newton,NC/Foard 

46 Jonathan Buffkin LB 6-0 195 RFr Chadbourn,NC/S.Columbus 

47 Sheldon Van Dyke FB 5-7 235 RFr Columbia,SC/Dreher 

49 DJ Davis LB/LS 6-2 215 Jr Charleston,SC/Wando 

50 Lakeem Perry LB 6-0 225 Sr Louisburg,NC/Louisburg 

52 Dennis McFatten LB 6-2 195 So Ocala,FL/Lake Weir 

53 Jacob Hanes DL 6-1 250 So Charlotte,NC/Butler 

55 Ethan Winn OL 6-4 295 Jr Gretna,VA/Gretna 

56 Corey Raven OL 6-2 275 So Hope Mills,NC/S.View 

61 Daylon McAlexander OL 6-4 275 Sr Raleigh,NC/Wakefield 

67 Jarrod Cave OL 6-0 265 So Dobson,NC/Surry Central 

71 Timmy Pangburn OL 6-2 310 RFr Mount Ulla,NC/W.Rowan 

76 Taylor Fender OL 6-3 315 RFr Burnsville,NC/Mountain Heritage 

78 Kevin Alphonso OL 6-1 270 So Rockingham,NC/Richmond Sr. 

82 Jonathan Harkey TE 6-5 210 RFr Statesville,NC/Statesville 

83 Dalton Pierce WR 5-9 160 RFr Mooresville,NC/Mooresville 

85 Vincent Beam TE 6-3 230 So North Wilkesboro,NC/Wilkes Central 

86 Jared Crabtree WR 6-1 170 So Raleigh,NC/Wakefield 

87 Chance Green TE/QB 6-6 230 So Greeley,CO/Northridge 

91 Brandon Weedon DL 6-2 235 Sr Columbia,SC/Spring Valley 

94 Bobby Krauk P 6-6 210 So Finksburg,MD/Westminster 

97 Buster Phillips DL 6-3 285 So West Jefferson,NC/Ashe Co. 

99 Damein Lee DL 6-3 255 So Reidsville,NC/Reidsville 

* Denotes Red-shirt freshman 


2011 Catawba Football Newcomers 

NAME POS. HT. WT. YR. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 

Calvin Barksdale DL 6-2 250 Fr Simpsonville,SC/Hillcrest 

James Bell TE 6-2 220 Fr Jefferson City,TN/Jefferson Co. 

Jacorian Brown ATH 5-11 210 Fr China Groove,NC/Carson 

Tim Buck OL 6-2 280 Fr Jacksonville,NC/SW Onslow 

D’Monte Byrd WR 6-3 215 Fr Gastonia,NC/Ashbrook 

Frankie Cardelle K/P 5-10 193 Jr Salisbury,NC/Salisbury/NC Central 

Monte Clampett LB 5-11 200 Fr Candler,NC/Enka 

Cody Clanton WR 6-3 170 Fr Rockwell,NC/Carson 

Jordan Coleman DL 6-2 240 Fr Bessemer City,NC/Bessemer City 

Ondre Coleman DL 6-3 295 Fr Blythewood,SC/Keenan 

Logan Cope OL 6-1 220 Fr Rutherfordton,NC/RS Central 

Cody Crowell LB/SS 5-10 200 Fr Concord,NC/Mt. Pleasant 

Stephen Davis DL 6-0 260 Fr Mascotte,FL/S.Sumter 

Gabriel Evans TE 6-3 235 Fr Fayetteville,NC/Pine Forest 

Shawn Galloway WR 6-2 175 Fr Rockwell,NC/E.Rowan 

Antwain Green FB 5-10 235 Fr Mt. Gilead,NC/W.Montgomery 

Chris Griffin DL 6-0 285 Fr North Augusta,SC/Thurmond 

Marco Gupton FB 5-10 215 RFr Salisbury,NC/W.Rowan/Utah 

Tyler Hamilton TE 6-3 215 Fr Charlotte,NC/Vance 

Patrick Hampton TE 6-3 190 Fr Salisbury,NC/W.Rowan 

Grant Handy WR 5-9 160 Fr Burlington,NC/S.Alamance 

Dacquan Hansley WR 6-0 175 Fr Rocky Point,NC/Trask 

Cory Herring OL 6-1 250 Fr Burgaw,NC/Pender 

TK Hinson LB 5-10 210 Fr Suffolk,VA/Kings Fork 

Calvin Hunter DB 6-0 175 Fr Charlotte,NC/Vance 

Julius Ingram RB 5-11 230 Fr Fayetteville,NC/Britt 

Chase Kellum WR 6-0 175 Fr Winston Salem,NC/E.Forsyth 

Lawrence Keys OL 6-2 285 Fr Raleigh,NC/Wakefield 

Markeith Kilgo RB 5-10 190 Fr Brandon,FL/Carrollwood Day 

Trey Kyzer DB/WR 5-9 165 Fr Orangeburg,SC/Orangeburg Prep 

Tim Mashore KR 5-8 170 Fr Woodleaf,NC/W.Rowan 

Lewis McCormick OL 6-4 260 Fr Greensboro,NC/Dudley 

Zach McNeill OL 6-3 300 Fr Trinity,NC/Trinity 

Adam Mikels OL 6-2 255 Fr Huntersville,NC/Hopewell/Hargrave 

Chris Moore RB 5-9 175 Fr Salisbury,NC/E.Rowan 

TJ Morrison P/K 6-2 190 RFr Kernersville,NC/E.Forsyth/W. Carolina 

Tad Morton DL/LB 6-2 245 Fr Albemarle,NC/W.Stanly 

Deangelo Mouzon LB 6-1 225 Fr Hickory,NC/Hickory 

Jamie Murphy DL 5-11 250 Fr Burgaw,NC/Pender Co. 

Nick Navarrete ATH 6-2 230 Fr Miami,FL/Arch Bishop Carroll 

Phillip Ochieng LB/DE 6-1 205 Fr Cary,NC/Cary 

Thomas Olsen OL 6-4 250 Fr Pineville,NC/Charlotte Catholic 

Antoine Parker DL 6-1 248 Fr Columbia,SC/Ridge View 

Andrew Parsons OL 6-2 270 Jr Rockingham,NC/Richmond Sr/Coastal Carolina 

Terry Pegues WR 5-10 185 Fr Troy,NC/W.Montgomerty 

Michael Peterson OL 6-2 275 Fr Winston-Salem,NC/Bishop McGuinnes 

DeVante Pettiford LB 6-2 230 Fr Cedar Grove,NC/Orange 

Michael Pittman OL 6-0 265 So Tarboro,NC/Tarboro/NC Wesleyan 

Javon Powell DB 5-11 180 Fr Currie,NC/Pender Co. 

Nic Richardson LB 5-10 190 Fr Charlotte,NC/Mallard Creek 

Lucas Riebe LB 5-11 225 Fr Wellington,FL/Wellington 

BJ Sherrill QB 6-0 215 Fr Cleveland,NC/W.Rowan 

Jason Taylor LB 6-3 200 Fr Bahama,NC/Northern 

Tarrell Thompson DB 5-11 170 Fr Winston-Salem,NC/Carver 

Austin Trevino DL 6-2 245 Fr San Jose,CA/Valley Christian 

KJ Ward RB 5-9 175 Fr Wake Forest,NC/WF Rolesville 

Joe Watson WR 6-3 215 Fr Advance,NC/Davie Co. 

John Wheatley WR 5-10 160 Fr New Bern,NC/New Bern 

Randy Whitener DB/LS 5-11 185 Fr Rutherfordton,NC/RS Central 

Jason Williams WR 6-3 190 Fr Charlotte,NC/Hopewell 

Tucker Wren P/K 5-11 160 Fr Richmond,VA/Collegiate School 

* Denotes Red-shirt freshman 


2010 Catawba College Football Stats 

GAME BY GAME TOTALS 

TEAM 1 2 3 4 OT FINAL 1D RUSH PASS TOTAL PUNTS TO PEN 

St. Augustine’s 0 6 8 6 20 14 35-129 24-41/267 67-365 4-31.8 1 4-40 

CATAWBA 0 7 3 7 17 22 26-98 14-22/202 57-331 4-35.8 1 5-35 

at Salisbury (3,146) Sept. 4, 2010 

CATAWBA 28 21 10 0 59 13 31-118 11-14/119 45-237 2-44.0 1 7-79 

Livingstone 0 0 0 8 8 15 30-38 16-32/185 62-223 6 34.2 5 8-73 

at Salisbury,NC (1,345) Sept. 11, 2010 

Shaw 7 7 0 7 21 20 32-4 22-31/259 63-263 2-27.5 1 4-35 

CATAWBA 14 9 7 2 32 20 34-90 22-33/296 67-386 2-38.0 1 7-60 

at Salisbury (3,166) Sept. 18, 2010 

CATAWBA 14 14 7 0 35 17 26-(-9) 22-35/337 61-328 7-31.1 1 8-58 

Wingate 7 0 14 7 28 22 34-75 28-50/316 84-391 6-35.5 2 8-110 

at Wingate,NC (3,024) Oct. 2. 2010 

Brevard 7 7 7 0 21 15 58-161 2-10/64 68-225 3-22.3 3 7-75 

CATAWBA 3 3 10 15 31 15 28-125 16-26/219 54-344 1-39.0 1 4-48 

at Salisbury (3,619) Oct. 9, 2010 

Carson-Newman 7 14 0 21 42 19 53-310 2-7/42 60-352 4-43.0 0 10-76 

CATAWBA 7 6 0 3 16 17 29-77 17-26/165 55-242 2-34.0 4 2-14 

at Salisbury (2,962) Oct. 16, 2010 

CATAWBA 7 7 14 0 28 24 36-129 24-43/384 79-513 5-34.2 3 10-90 

Newberry 17 0 0 8 25 24 29-165 23-40/292 69-457 4-33.8 4 12-108 

at Newberry,SC (2,120) Oct. 23, 2010 

CATAWBA 7 3 14 14 38 16 46-277 12-21/146 67-423 4-29.2 3 7-45 

Mars Hill 0 14 7 7 28 18 37-143 17-27/245 64-388 3-36.3 5 9-72 

at Mars Hill,NC (2,543) Oct. 30, 2010 

Tusculum 13 21 10 10 54 27 29-128 32-43/510 72-638 2-40.5 1 6-53 

CATAWBA 14 10 13 7 44 21 30-155 23-36/264 66-419 3-27.3 0 8-55 

at Salisbury (2,874) Nov. 6, 2010 

CATAWBA 0 7 7 3 17 19 19-36 34-48/295 67-331 4-32.5 1 6-50 

Lenoir-Rhyne 7 6 15 3 31 22 58-370 1-4/15 62-385 2-42.0 1 4-30 

at Hickory,NC (6,646) Nov. 13, 2010 

RUSHING G ATT YDS APC LG APG TD GAME HIGH 

Wright 10 153 687 4.5 58 68.7 7 152 vs. Mars Hill 

Terwilliger 10 33 218 6.6 59 21.8 3 98 vs. Newberry 

Gaither 8 17 184 10.8 30 23.0 2 97 vs. Mars Hill 

Rainey 5 5 23 4.6 11 4.6 0 12 vs. Shaw 

Charest 10 5 18 3.6 23 1.8 0 23 vs. Tusculum 

Morrison 5 6 11 1.8 5 2.2 0 6 vs. Livingstone 

Green 1 2 -1 -0.5 0 -1.0 0 -1 vs. Livingstone 

Griffith 5 2 -2 -1.0 4 -0.4 0 4 vs. Livingstone 

Branch 10 2 -2 -1.0 1 -0.2 0 0 vs. Newberry 

Hall 8 10 -3 -0.3 9 -0.4 1 -3 vs. Livingstone 

Dennis 10 59 -4 -0.1 46 -0.4 0 44 vs. St. Augustine’s 

TEAM 11 -33 -3.0 

CATAWBA 10 305 1096 3.6 59 109.6 13 277 vs. Mars Hill 

OPPONENTS 10 395 1523 3.9 60 152.3 17 370 by Lenoir-Rhyne 

RECEIVING G RCPTS RPG YDS AVG LG TD GAME HIGH 

Bunn 10 46 4.6 631 13.7 74 9 10/247 vs. Wingate 

Bryant 10 42 4.2 686 16.3 60 5 9/75 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 

Morman 10 30 3.0 289 9.6 43 2 6/42 vs. Tusculum 

Wright 10 27 2.7 171 6.3 16 2 5/47 vs. Newberry 

Terwilliger 10 19 1.9 178 9.4 23 0 4/27 vs. Carson-Newman 

Downs 6 9 1.5 115 12.8 21 2 4/33 vs. Wingate 

Charest 10 8 0.8 127 15.9 33 0 3/38 vs. Mars Hill 

Williams 6 7 1.2 128 18.3 47 1 4/47 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 

Peoples 7 7 1.0 91 13.0 19 0 3/41 vs. Carson-Newman 

Gaither 8 5 0.6 43 8.6 16 0 2/14 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 

Morrison 5 2 0.4 19 9.5 15 0 2/19 vs. St. Augustine’s 

Rainey 5 1 0.2 16 16.0 16 0 1/16 vs. Shaw 

Dennis 10 1 0.1 1 1.0 1 0 1/1 vs. Newberrye 

Jenkins 6 1 0.2 -3 -3.0 0 0 1/-3 vs. Tusculum 

CATAWBA 10 205 20.5 2492 12.2 74 21 34/295 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 

OPPONENTS 10 157 15.7 2130 13.6 81 15 32/510 by Tusculum 

PASSING G COMP ATT YARDS LG APG TD INT COMP% RATING GAME HIGH 

Dennis 10 197 308 2330 74 233.0 18 11 64.0% 233.00 384 vs. Newberry 

Griffith 5 8 12 162 52 32.4 3 1 66.7% 32.40 70 vs. Tusculum 

Terwilliger 10 0 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0% 0.00 

TEAM 10 0 2 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0% 0.00 

CATAWBA 10 205 323 2492 74 239.2 21 12 63.5% 142.30 384 vs. Newberry 

OPPONENTS 10 157 266 2130 81 213.0 15 11 59.0% 136.62 510 by Tusculum 


SCORING G TDRUNTDREC TDRET 2PAT 1PAT FG SFTY TOTAL AVG 

Trexler 10 0 0 0 0 37 12 0 73 7.3 

Bunn 10 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 54 5.4 

Wright 10 7 2 0 0 0 0 0 54 5.4 

Bryant 10 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 30 3.0 

Terwilliger 10 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 1.8 

Morman 10 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 14 1.4 

Hanes 10 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 12 1.2 

Downs 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 12 2.0 

Gaither 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0.7 

McCray 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 12 1.2 

Dennis 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0.6 

Harris 7 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 0.9 

Williams 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 1.0 

Floyd 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 0.6 

TEAM 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 

CATAWBA 10 13 21 6 1 37 12 1 317 31.7 

OPPONENTS 10 17 15 4 3 30 6 1 278 27.8 

DEFENSIVE 

STATISTICS G UT AT TT TFL SACK PBU FF FREC/YDS 

C.Johnson 10 27 46 73 3/-17 1.5/-15 1 0 0 

LJ McCray 10 30 31 61 0 0 2 0 1-0 

Perry 10 21 39 60 6/-44 1/-11 8 2 0 

Bass 10 17 35 52 5/-6 1.5/-2 0 0 1-0 

Rolle 10 26 24 50 5/-16 0 8 3 0 

Ingram 10 17 31 48 2/-10 1/-9 2 1 0 

Lee 10 18 26 44 15/-63 6/-40 1 2 2-0 

Harris 7 16 18 34 2/-6 0 2 0 2-65 

Weedon 10 12 20 32 5/20 2.5/-17 1 0 0 

Hall 8 24 7 31 0 0 0 1 0 

Sutton 8 15 15 30 12/55 5.5/-43 0 2 1-0 

J.Hartsell 10 9 20 29 8/-35 5/-29 0 1 1-0 

Floyd 10 17 11 28 3/-3 0 1 0 0 

Steward 9 15 10 25 8/-33 2.5/-24 0 0 0 

A.Hartsell 10 10 13 23 2/-13 2/-6 1 0 0 

Vennable 10 9 11 20 3/-6 0.5/-4 0 0 1-0 

Cauble 10 10 6 16 0 0 1 0 0 

R.Brown 7 2 12 14 1/-1 0 0 0 0 

Hanes 10 6 6 12 2/8 0 0 0 0 

D.Brown 10 7 4 11 0 0 1 0 0 

Hunt 8 3 7 10 1/-0 0.5/-4 0 0 0 

Washington 10 5 5 10 0 0 0 0 0 

Phillips 6 7 2 9 1/-1 0 0 0 0 

T.Johnson 10 6 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 

Buffkin 5 3 5 8 0 0 0 0 0 

Charest 10 5 3 8 0 0 0 0 0 

Branch 10 5 3 8 0 0 0 0 0-8 

McFatten 8 4 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 

J.McCray 3 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 

Bryant 10 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 

Terwilliger 10 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 

Rainey 5 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 

DJ Davis 9 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 

Trexler 10 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 

Morman 10 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 

Peterson 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 

Miller 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 

Jenkins 6 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

Gaither 8 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 

Hough 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 

Williams 6 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

Bunn 10 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

Winn 10 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

Marsh 10 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

CATAWBA 10 370 419 789 84/337 27/-200 30 12 11-73 

Opponents 10 340 384 724 77/308 18/162 39 9 5-80 

CATAWBA Blocked Kicks: Sutton, (FG, PAT) 

PUNT RETURNS G NO. YARDS AVG LG TD 

Bunn 10 13 157 12.1 47 0 

CATAWBA 10 13 157 12.1 47 0 

OPPONENTS 10 13 42 3.2 18 1 

KICK RETURNS G NO. YARDS AVG LG TD 

LJ McCray 10 20 649 32.5 99 2 

Terwilliger 10 12 223 18.6 29 0 

Floyd 10 6 123 20.5 32 0 

Charest 10 4 70 17.5 35 0 

Hanes 10 2 22 11.0 12 0 

Gaither 8 2 37 18.5 23 0 

Branch 10 1 15 15.0 15 0 

Bunn 10 1 22 22.0 22 0 

CATAWBA 10 48 1161 24.2 99 2 

OPPONENTS 10 55 1004 18.3 79 1 

INTERCEPTIONS G NO. YARDS AVG IPG LG TD 

Rolle 10 5 19 3.8 0.5 19 0 

Hanes 10 2 28 14.0 0.2 18 2 

Harris 7 2 8 4.0 0.3 8 0 

Floyd 10 1 25 25.0 0.1 25 1 

Perry 10 1 24 24.0 0.1 24 0 

CATAWBA 10 11 104 9.5 9.1 25 3 

OPPONENTS 10 12 180 15.0 2.2 62 2 

PUNTING G NO. YARDS AVG LG I20 TB BLK NET 

Trexler 10 14 495 35.4 49 0 6 2 3xx65 

Bunn 10 10 340 34.0 42 1 2 0 xx.07 

Krauk 6 7 268 38.3 48 1 0 1 xx.07 

Team 3 13 4.3 13 0 0 

CATAWBA 10 34 1116 32.8 49 2 8 3 xx.30 

OPPONENTS 10 36 1264 35.1 51 5 3 0 xx.00 

KICK SCORING G PAT-ATT FG-ATT PTS AVG 

Trexler 10 37-39 12-19 73 7.3 

FG Made: 43,27,34,34,45,40,36, FG Miss: 33,35,35,44,45,36,46 

46,38,31,21,25 

OPPONENTS 10 30-32 6-8 48 4.8 

FG Made: 37,23,46,34,29,34 FG Miss: 36,45 

FIELD GOALS 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ TOTAL LG 

Trexler 0-0 3-3 5-9 4-7 0-0 12-19 46 

CATAWBA 0-0 3-3 5-9 4-7 0-0 12-19 46 

OPPONENTS 0-0 2-2 3-4 1-2 0-0 6-8 46 

SCORE BY QUARTER 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL 

CATAWBA 94 87 85 51 0 317 

OPPONENTS 65 75 61 77 0 278 

YARDSTICK CATAWBA OPP 

First Downs 184 196 

Rushing 60 90 

Passing 107 90 

Penalty 17 16 

3rd Down Conv. 56/129 53/136 

Efficiency 43.4% 39.0% 

4th Down Conv. 0/8 15/28 

TwoPoint Conv. 1/1 3/5 

Total Net Yards 3588 3653 

Avg. Per Game 358.8 365.3 

Total Off. Plays 628 661 

Avg. Gain per Play 5.7 5.5 

Net Yards Rush 1096 1523 

Avg. Gain Rush Per Game 109.6 152.3 

Total Rush Plays 305 395 

Net Yards Pass 2492 2130 

Avg. Gain Pass Per Game 249.2 213.0 

Comp./Att. 205/323 157/266 

Comp. Percentage 63.5% 59.0% 

Sacks By/Yards 27/200 18/162 

Had Intercepted 12 11 

Fum/Lost 13/5 23/11 

Total Turnovers 17 22 

Give AwayTake Away Ratio +5 -5 

Points Off Turnovers 73 38 

Pen/Yards 63/539 73/667 

Avg. Time of Possession 29:25 30:35 

Total Points/Avg. 317/31.7 278/27.8 


2010 Season in Review 

GAME 1 – Sept. 4 

Shuford Stadium, Salisbury, NC 

St. Augustine’s 20 

CATAWBA 17 

SALISBURY, NC – St. Augustine’s quarterback Joaquin Green threw for 202 yards and a pair 

of touchdowns to lead the Falcons to a 20-17 win over host Catawba in the opener for both 

teams. Green threw his first scoring strike with 4:49 left in the first half, covering 10 yards to 

Jone’ Harris. The score came one play after Catawba was flagged for having 12 men on the field 

as St. Augustine’s was setting up for a field goal. A bad snap on the extra point left the Falcons 

with a 6-0 edge. 

Catawba answered that score from the Falcons, driving 81 yards in eight plays. Patrick 

Dennis went 5-for-7 in the drive for 68 yards. He connected with Gerron Bryant for a 21 yards 

score with 1:15 to go in the half. Catawba had a chance to 

add to its lead after a Brandon Bunn 18-yard punt return and 

a Falcon personal foul, but a 33-yard field goal by Thomas 

Trexler hit the upright. 

Trexler did connect from 43 yards out four minutes into 

the second half to give Catawba a 14-10 lead. The Falcons 

answered with a drive to take the lead for good. Deonte 

Toliver opened the drive with a 36-yard run to the Catawba 

39. Three plays later, Green connected with Jamain Smith 

from 25 yards with 9:05 left in the third quarter. A two-point 

run by Brian Richards put the Falcons up 14-10. 

Catawba was stopped twice on downs just outside the 

Falcon 30 on its next two drives before St. Augustine’s 

scored with just over two minutes left. On fourth down, 

Walter Sanders ran in from 23 yards to give the Falcons a 20- 

10 edge. Dennis led the Indians for one final score on a nineyard 

pass to Bunn with 13 seconds remaining, but the 

Falcons recovered the ensuing on-side kick to end the contest. 

Sanders led the Falcons on the ground with 60 yards on 17 carries. Harris made five catches 

for 87 yards. Dennis finished with 267 yards passing for Catawba, connecting on 24-of-40 

passes and two scores. He also led the Indians with 44 yards rushing. Josh Wright added 40 

yards on the ground. 

STATISTICS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final 

St. Augustine’s (1-0) 0 6 8 6 20 

CATAWBA (0-1) 0 7 3 7 17 

2ND QUARTER 

STA - Jone’ Harris 10 pass from Joaquin Green (run failed), 4:49 

CAT - Gerron Bryant 21 pass from Patrick Dennis (Thomas Trexler kick), 1:15 

3RD QUARTER 

CAT - Trexler 43 FG, 11:06 

STA - Jamain Smith 25 pass from Green (Brian Richards run), 9:05 

4TH QUARTER 

STA - Walter Sanders 23 run (kick failed), 2:04 

CAT - Brandon Bunn 9 pass from Dennis (Trexler kick), 0:13 

STA CAT 


Rushes-Yards 35-129 26-98 

Passing Yards 202 267 

Comp-Att-Int 14-22-1 24-41-1 

Return Yards 5-50 7-86 

Punts-Average 4-35.8 4-31.8 

Fumbles-Lost 3-0 1-0 

Penalties-Yards 5-35 4-40 

Possession Time 29:26 30:34 

Sacks By-Yards Lost 0-0 1-9 

RUSHING: St. Augustine’s-Walter Sanders 17-60, Deonte Tolliver 4-42, Joaquin Green 5-15, 

Anthony Wright 3-7, JJshaun Pinkston 3-5, Jone’ Harris 1-0, Jamain Smith 1-0, Team 1-0; 

Catawba-Patrick Dennis 9-44, Josh Wright 13-40, Rashaun Gaither 1-7, Brian Terwilliger 1-6, 

Bobby Morrison 2-1. 

PASSING: St. Augustine’s-Joaquin Green 14-22-1-202; Catawba-Patrick Dennis 24-40-1-267, Team 

0-1-0-0. 

RECEIVING: St. Augustine’s-Jone’ Harris 5-87, Jamain Smith 4-44, Tyron Laughinghouse 2-45, 

Rowdy Batchelor 1-11, Deonte Toliver 1-8, Shane Russell 1-7; Catawba-Eric Morman 5-36, 

Gerron Bryant 4-69, Brandon Bunn 4-49, Josh Wright 4-28, Brian Terwilliger 2-22, Bobby 

Morrison 2-19, Nate Charest 1-20, Grayson Downs 1-18, Rashaun Gaither 1-6. 

MISSED FG: St Augustine’s-None; Catawba-Thomas Trexler 33. 

TACKLES: St. Augustine’s-Steven Stanback 3-11-14, Mark Hill 1-8-9, Charles Mckenzie 4-4-8, 

Chad McDuffie 0-6-0; Catawba-Cory Johnson 1-9-10, Kewone Harris 4-5-9, Jeb Bass 2-6-8, 

Damein Lee 2-5-7, LJ McCray 2-5-7. 

ATT - 3,146. WEATHER - 78 degrees, clear. 


Alumni Stadium, Salisbury, NC 

CATAWBA 59 

Livingstone 8 

SALISBURY, NC – The Catawba defense produced four touchdowns as the Indians earned 

the Mayor’s Cup with a 59-8 win over host Livingstone. Josh Wright capped Catawba’s first possession 

with a four-yard run for a 7-0 lead six minutes into the game then the defense and special 

teams took over. 

Livingstone drove into Catawba territory, but Kewone Harris scooped up a fumble and 

returned it 65 yards for a score. Scottie Floyd ended the next Blue Bear drive, returning an interception 

25 yards for a 21-0 lead. 

Brandon Bunn set up the next Catawba score with a 47-yard punt return inside the Blue 

Bear five and scored the touchdown on a 12-yard pass from Patrick Dennis. Jumal Rolle stopped 

a Livingstone drive into the red zone with an interception and the Indians drove 83 yards to 

score on a 19-yard run by Brian Terwilliger. 

Catawba closed out the half with two more scores for a 49-0 edge. Daniel Griffith threw a 

seven-yard pass to Ronnie Williams and Jacob Hanes returned an interception 18 yards for a 

score. Hanes would add a second pick for a score early in the second half for the Tribe’s final 

tally. 

After a goal line stand by the Catawba defense late in the fourth quarter, Livingstone got on 

the board when Bryan Aycoth and Shawntez Jones made a tackle in the end zone for a safety. 

The Blue Bears added a touchdown with just over a minute to play. 

Turnovers were the key stat of the game as the Indians turned five miscues into 35 points. 

Wright led Catawba with 66 yards rushing on eight carries and caught a pair of passes. Dennis 

completed 9-of-10 passes for 79 yards. Raymond Mallos completed 10-of-14 passes for 100 yards 

and a score to lead Livingstone. Jamel Moore ran for 30 yards. 

Hanes had a big day for the Catawba defense, scoring two touchdowns on interceptions 

and posting two tackles for losses. Aycoth led Livingstone with a dozen tackles, three for losses 

and Devonta Harmon recovered a fumble. 


CATAWBA (1-1) 28 21 10 0 59 

Livingstone (0-3) 0 0 0 8 8 

1ST QUARTER 

CAT - Josh Wright 4 run (Thomas Trexler kick), 8:57 

CAT - Kewone Harris 65 fum return (Trexler kick), 7:18 

CAT - Scottie Floyd 25 int return (Trexler kick), 5:51 

CAT - Brandon Bunn 12 pass from Patrick Dennis (Trexler kick), 2:15 

2ND QUARTER 

CAT - Brian Terwilliger 13 run (Trexler kick), 8:31 

CAT - Ronnie Williams 7 pass from Dennis (Trexler kick), 5:40 

CAT - Jacob Hanes 18 int return (Trexler kick), 2:41 

3RD QUARTER 


CAT - Hanes 10 int return (Trexler kick), 9:45 

4TH QUARTER 

LC - Safety, 3:39 

LC - Kevin Shelf 20 pass from Raymond Mallos (run failed), 1:09 

CAT 

LC 




Comp-Att-Int 11-14-0 16-32-4 







RUSHING: Catawba-Josh Wright 8-66, Rashaun Gaither 2-43, Brian Terwilliger 2-19, Bobby 

Morrison 2-6, Dainel Griffith 1-4, Chance Green 2-minus 1, EJ Branch 1-minus 2, Casey Hall 10- 

minus 3, Patrick Dennis 1-minus 6, Team 2-minus 8; Livingstone-Jamel Moore 9-30, Curtis 

Edens 3-9, Dewayne Smith 1-6, Azaveus Dickens 1-4, Raymond Mallos 5-4, Miles Harris 11- 

minus 15. 

PASSING: Catawba-Patrick Dennis 9-10-0-79, Daniel Griffith 2-4-0-40; Livingstone-Curtis Edens 

6-18-3-85, Raymond Mallos 10-14-1-100. 

RECEIVING: Catawba-Brian Terwilliger 3-32, Josh Wright 2-11, Nate Charest 1-33, Brandon 

Bunn 1-12, Gerron Bryant 1-11, Rashaun Gaither 1-7, Ronnie Williams 1-7, Eric Morman 1-6; 

Livingstone-Anthony Holland 6-90, Omar McFadden 6-44, Kevin Shelf 2-34, Tevin Mishoe 1-11, 

Miles Harris 1-6. 

MISSED FG: Catawba-None; Livingstone-None. 

TACKLES: Catawba-Buster Phillips 5-0-5, Jacob Hanes 4-1-5, Tra Ingram 3-1-4; Livingstone-Bryan 

Aycoth 1-7-8, Devonta Harmon 3-3-6, Brandon Nelson 2-4-6. 

ATT - 1,345. WEATHER - 80 degrees, cloudy. 




Shaw 21 

CATAWBA 32 

SALISBURY, NC -- Senior Patrick Dennis threw for 296 yards and a pair of scores, while 

the Catawba defense recorded six sacks in the 32-21 win over visiting Shaw at Shuford Stadium 

on Saturday. Catawba scored on all five of its first-half possessions and built a 23-14 edge at the 

break. 

Dennis guided the Indians 66 yards on the opening drive that was capped by a one-yard 

run by Josh Wright. On the ensuing possession, Catawba marched 51 yards with Dennis tossing 

a 10-yard pass to Gerron Bryant for the score and a 14-0 lead. 

Shaw got on the board quickly after going down by two touchdowns as Kevin Atkins completed 

three passes to cover 61 yards in just 50 seconds. The last one for the score went to 

Tyrone Bolden from 11 yards out. 

Two Thomas Trexler field goals extended the Catawba lead to 20-7 before Atkins ran in from 

a yard out to cut the margin to 20-14 with just 1:13 left in the half. Catawba was able to get 

into field goal position before the break and Trexler connected from 45 yards away for the 23- 

14 lead. 

Catawba extended its lead to 30-14 late in the third quarter when Wright caught a six-yard 

scoring pass from Dennis. Shaw got a score back midway through the fourth quarter on a 15- 

yard pass from Atkins to Julius Gregory and stopped a Catawba drive inside the red zone on an 

interception by Darnell Evans. The Catawba defense responded when Julian Hartsell and 

Damien Lee combined to bring down Atkins in the end zone for a safety with 5:17 left. 

Dennis completed 22-of-32 passes on the night, while Wright ran for 93 yards and caught 

three passes. Bryant led the way with six receptions for 77 yards, while Brandon Bunn had five 

grabs for 73 yards. Hartsell and Lee were each in on three sacks, while Brandon Sutton had a 

pair of sacks with a forced fumble, a blocked field goal and nine total tackles. 

Atkins completed 22-of-31 passes for 259 yards and two scores for Shaw. Raymond 

Williams added 55 yards on the ground, but the Bears finished the game with a net of just four 

yards rushing. Bolden caught six passes for 62 yards. Fred Sparkman made a dozen tackles and 

had a sack. 


Shaw (1-2) 7 7 0 7 21 

CATAWBA (2-1) 14 9 7 2 32 

1ST QUARTER 


CAT - Gerron Bryant 10 pass from Patrick Dennis (Trexler kick), 3:01 

SU - Tyrone Bolden 11 pass from Kevin Atkins (Caleb Reid kick), 2:00 

2ND QUARTER 



SU - Atkins 1 run (Reid kick), 1:13 


3RD QUARTER 

CAT - Wright 6 run (Trexler kick), 3:28 

4TH QUARTER 

SU - Julius Gregory 15 pass from Atkins (Reid kick), 8:35 

CAT - Safety, 5:17 

SU 

CAT 




Comp-Att-Int 22-31-0 22-33-1 







RUSHING: Shaw-Raymond Williams 16-55, Antonio Dunn 3-5, Kevin Atkins 12-minus 33, Team 

1-minus 23; Catawba-Josh Wright 23-93, Aaron Rainey 4-12, Brian Terwilliger 3-1, Patrick 

Dennis 3-minus 16, Team 1-0. 

PASSING: Shaw-Kevin Atkins 22-31-0-259; Catawba-Patrick Dennis 22-32-1-296, Team 0-1-0-0. 

RECEIVING: Shaw-Tyrone Bolden 6-62, Alberto Johnson 4-63, Julius Gregory 3-41, Bobby 

Holliday 2-47, Tyrone Craig 2-23, Raymond Williams 2-11, Jayson Royal 2-1, Daniel Lee 1-11; 

Catawba-Gerron Bryant 6-77, Brandon Bunn 5-73, Eric Morman 3-21, Josh Wright 3-12, Ronnie 

Williams 2-74, Chris Peoples 1-16, Aaron Rainey 1-16, Brian Terwilliger 1-7. 

MISSED FG: Shaw-Caleb Reid 36; Catawba-Thomas Trexler 35. 

TACKLES: Shaw-Fred Sparkman 6-6-12, Rico Brown 5-5-10, Gerald Kennedy 6-2-8, Darnell 

Evans 3-4-7; Catawba-Brandon Sutton 4-5-9, Jumal Rolle 3-5-8, Damein Lee 1-6-7, Cory Johnson 

1-6-7. 


GAME 4 – Oct. 2 

Belk Stadium, Wingate, NC 

CATAWBA 35 

Wingate 28 

WINGATE, NC – Brandon Bunn etched his name in the Catawba record books in helping 

the Indians to the 35-28 win at Wingate. Bunn eclipsed marks for receiving touchdowns in a 

game and a career, while also breaking a 42-year-old record for receiving yards in a game. 

Bunn got his record day started on the game’s initial play as he hauled in a pass from Patrick 

Dennis and raced 74 yards for a score and a quick 7-0 lead with 14:40 on the clock. Wingate 

answered with an 11-play, 70-yard drive, but LJ McCray set Catawba up again with 71-yard kickoff 

return. Two plays later Bunn tied the school mark with his 25th career touchdown catch. 

Catawba struck in dramatic fashion to close the half as Bunn caught a deflected “hail mary” 

pass from Daniel Griffith on the final play for a 28-7 lead at the break. 

The Wingate special teams gave the Bulldogs a chance late in the game with a pair of 

blocked punts. The last led to a Haffly 27-yard pass 

to Chris Bowden on fourth down to bring the 

Bulldogs within a touchdown with 5:28 left. 

Catawba’s offense was able to keep the ball 

out of Haffly’s hands the rest of the way. Bunn 

came up with a 46-yard catch on third down to ice 

the issue with just over two minutes left. The last 

catch upped Bunn’s total to 247 receiving yards 

for the game which topped the previous mark of 

215 yards set by Ike Hill in 1968. 

Dennis finished 21-of-34 for 285 yards and 

four scores. Griffith added the 52-yard pass at the 

end of the first half to give the Indians 337 yards in the air for the game. Catawba was held to 

minus-nine yards rushing when Dennis ran out the final six seconds on a 19-yard loss. Bunn 

had 10 total catches on the day. 

Defensively, Catawba posted nine sacks and stopped the Bulldogs twice in the red zone 

without points. Hartsell, Brandon Sutton and Corey Steward each had two sacks. Kewone 

Harris stopped one Wingate chance with an interception in the end zone. Linebacker Cory 

Johnson led all tacklers with 17 stops and added a sack. 


CATAWBA (3-1) 14 14 7 0 35 

Wingate (2-2) 7 0 14 7 28 

1ST QUARTER 

CAT - Brandon Bunn 74 pass from Patrick Dennis (Thomas Trexler kick), 14:40 

WU - Delric Ellington 2 pass from Cody Haffly (RP Lopez kick), 9:40 

CAT - Bunn 14 pass from Dennis (Trexler kick), 8:39 

2ND QUARTER 

CAT - Grayson Downs 4 pass from Dennis (Trexler kick), 5:12 

CAT - Bunn 52 pass from Daniel Griffith (Trexler kick), 0:00 

3RD QUARTER 

WU - Nelson Woods 31 run (Lopez kick), 12:56 

CAT - Bunn 27 pass from Dennis (Trexler kick), 11:28 

WU - Timmy Rogers 18 blkd punt return (Lopez kick), 3:13 

4TH QUARTER 

WU - Chris Bowden 27 pass from Haffly (Lopez kick), 5:28 

CAT WU 


Rushes-Yards 26-(-9) 34-75 


Comp-Att-Int 22-35-1 28-50-1 







RUSHING: Catawba-Josh Wright 16-27, Brian Terwilliger 3-3, Patrick Dennis 7-minus 39; Wingate- 

Nelson Woods 21-82, Perry Floyd 1-33, Andrew Nallenweg 1-3, Cody Haffly 11-minus 43. 

PASSING: Catawba-Patrick Dennis 21-34-1-285, Daniel Griffith 1-1-0-52; Wingate-Cody Haffly 28- 

50-1-316. 

RECEIVING: Catawba-Brandon Bunn 10-247, Grayson Downs 4-33, Gerron Bryant 3-33, Josh 

Wright 2-11, Eric Morman 2-9, Chris Peoples 1-4; Wingate-Perry Floyd 9-93, Nelson Woods 7-67, 

Chris Bowden 5-97, Philip Thomas 3-24, Delric Ellington 3-24, Andrew Nallenweg 1-11. 

MISSED FG: Catawba-None; Wingate-None. 

TACKLES: Catawba-Cory Johnson 6-11-17, Lakeem Perry 3-7-10, Jumal Rolle 2-5-7, Julian Hartsell 

2-4-6, Brandon Sutton 1-5-6; Wingate-Robert Fletcher 3-6-9, Terrence Stephens 4-4-8, Ben Hinson 

2-6-8, Jared Seate 2-5-7. 

ATT - 3,024. WEATHER - 70 degrees, sunny. 




Brevard 21 

CATAWBA 31 



Carson-Newman 42 

CATAWBA 16 

SALISBURY, NC – Catawba scored the final 18 points to 

rally past visiting Brevard for a 31-21 victory on Saturday afternoon 

at Shuford Stadium and Kirkland Field. Josh Wirght scored 

two fourth-quarter touchdowns, while the defense held the 

Tornados to 73 yards in the second half. 

Catawba fell behind 21-13 after a four-yard run by Derek 

Church with 4:57 left in the third quarter. That would be the last 

points for the Tornados as the Indian defense allowed just one 

first down over Brevard’s next three possessions to rally. Thomas 

Trexler converted the last of his three field goals on the day, a 46- 

yarder, late in the third quarter to pull the Tribe within 21-16. 

Wright would put Catawba on top for the first time in the 

game on a four-yard pass from Patrick Dennis with 4:27 remaining. 

Eric Morman added a two-point conversion on a reception 

from Dennis for a 24-21 lead. One play after a Jumal Rolle interception, Wright scampered 49 

yards to give the Indians the 31-21 edge. Lakeem Perry iced the game with an interception in 

the final minute. 

Brevard took the opening kickoff and scored in 10 plays as Michael Crumbaker went over 

from a yard out to give the Tornados a 7-0 lead. Trexler kicked field goals of 40 and 36 yards to 

pull Catawba within a point, but Brevard struck in the final minute of the half to go up 14-6. 

Church broke a 19 yard run on 3rd-and-11 to the Brevard 43 and two plays later Crumbaker completed 

a 57-yard scoring pass to Eric Watts with just 17 seconds remaining before intermission. 

Catawba got a break on its first drive of the second half when Gerron Bryant caught a 

deflected pass for a 36-yard gain to the Brevard 32. After a 20-yard run from Wright, Brian 

Terwilliger ran in from 11 yards out to make the score 14-13. A kickoff return near midfield set 

up the final Tornado score. Brevard converted three times on third downs and once on fourth 

in its 12-play, 47-yard drive that was capped by Church. Catawba then put its final scores together 

to rally, holding Brevard to just 31 yards on 20 plays after the Church score. 

Wright eclipsed the 100-yard plateau for the first time in his career with 101 yards on 15 

carries. Dennis completed 16-of-26 passes for 219 yards. Bryant was the top target with five 

catches for 86 yards. Church totaled 92 yards to lead Brevard. Crumbaker completed 2-of-10 

passes for 64 yards. Kelvin Jeter, who entered as the SAC’s top rusher at 129 yards a contest, was 

held to just 17 yards on 11 carries. 

Jeb Bass recorded a career-high 12 tackles on defense for Catawba, while Perry added 11 

stops and a forced fumble to his interception. Alex Hartsell and Brandon Weedon posted sacks. 

Prince Simunyu and Ryan Wannamaker had sacks for Brevard. 


Brevard (3-3) 7 7 7 0 21 

CATAWBA (4-1) 3 3 10 15 32 

1ST QUARTER 

BC - Michael Crumbaker 1 run (Chase Henry kick), 8:48; CAT - Thomas Trexler 40 FG, 6:31 

2ND QUARTER 

CAT - Trexler 36 FG, 1:05; BC - Eric Watts 57 pass from Crumbaker (Henry kick), 0:17 

3RD QUARTER 

CAT - Brian Terwilliger 11 run (Trexler kick), 12:21; BC - Derek Church 4 run (Henry kick), 

4:57; CAT - Trexler 46 FG, 1:15 

4TH QUARTER 

CAT - Josh Wright 4 pass from Patrick Dennis (Trexler kick), 4:27; CAT - Wright 49 run 

(Trexler kick), 2:42 

BC 

CAT 




Comp-Att-Int 2-10-2 16-26-0 







RUSHING: Brevard-Derek Church 23-92, Michael Crumbaker 15-18, Xavier Johnson 3-18, 

Kelvin Jeter 11-17, Thadus Benton 6-16; Catawba-Josh Wright 15-101, Brian Terwilliger 2-10, 

Nate Charest 1-6, Patrick Dennis 6-5, Bobby Morrison 2-4, Team 1-minus 1. 

PASSING: Brevard-Michael Crumbaker 2-10-2-64; Catawba-Patrick Dennis 16-26-0-219. 

RECEIVING: Brevard-Eric Watts 1-57, Justin Fleming 1-7; Catawba-Gerron Bryant 5-86, Eric 

Morman 3-68, Brandon Bunn 3-37, Josh Wright 3-19, Brian Terwilliger 2-9. 

MISSED FG: Brevard-None; Catawba-Thomas Trexler 35. 

TACKLES: Brevard-Prince Simunyu 3-5-8, Trey Jenkins 2-6-8, Salonik Amos 5-2-7, Rashad Dirton 

3-2-5; Catawba-Jeb Bass 0-12-12, Lakeem Perry 1-10-11, Cory Johnson 2-8-10, LJ McCray 2-7-9, 

Kewone Harris 4-3-7. 


SALISBURY, NC – Carson-Newman scored 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter, 

including a pair of interception returns in the waning minutes to post the win on Saturday 

afternoon at Shuford Stadium and Kirkland Field. Nate Inman ran for 165 yards and one score 

to lead the Eagles, who did not put the game away until just over two minutes remained. 

After Thomas Trexler pulled Catawba within 21-16 with 12:11 remaining, Carson-Newman 

marched 92 yards in 17 plays to go on top 28-16 with 2:39 left. During the final drive that took 

over nine minutes, the key play for the Eagles was a 12-yard run by Jamie Bennett on a fake 

punt at the Catawba 37 with five minutes to play. Carson-Newman later converted a third-andeight 

on a nine-yard run by Inman and capped the drive on Brandon Baker’s four-yard run. 

Jaycob Coleman erased any Catawba hopes of a rally as he intercepted a desperation 

fourth-down pass and returned it 62 yards for a score with 1:19 left. Oliver Davis added a 27- 

yard pick for a touchdown with just 27 seconds remaining. 

Catawba held the early lead as the Indians went on top with 6:59 left in the opening quarter 

on a 13-yard pass from Patrick Dennis to Gerron Bryant. The Eagles answered on an 11- 

yard run by Doug Belk. 

The Indians would take the lead right back on a two-yard run by Josh Wright with 12:25 

to go in the second quarter, but Carson-Newman scored twice in the final three minutes of the 

half to take the momentum. Inman hit for a 60-yard run at the 2:29 mark and following on 

interception by Tarvin Jones, Baker threw a 32-yard halfback pass to Jason Brown with 1:06 

left before the break. 

Baker added 74 yards on the ground for Carson-Newman and completed the one scoring 

pass. Belk ran for 57 yards and completed 1-of-6 passes for 10 yards. Wright led Catawba with 

a career-high 105 yards rushing. Dennis was 17-of-25 through the air for 165 yards, but was 

intercepted three times. 

Anthony McAlister posted nine tackles for Carson-Newman and was in on two sacks. 

Jones had two interceptions as he also ended a third-quarter Catawba drive with a pick in the 

end zone. Alex Hartsell and Trey Ingram each made nine tackles for Catawba. 


C-Newman (4-3) 7 14 0 21 42 

CATAWBA (4-2) 7 6 0 3 16 

1ST QUARTER 

CAT - Gerron Bryant 13 pass from Patrick Dennis (Thomas Trexler kick), 6:59 

CN - Doug Belk 11 run (Matt Gossett kick), 2:00 

2ND QUARTER 

CAT - Josh Wright 2 run (Trexler kick), 12:25 

CN - Nate Inman 60 run (Gossett kick), 2:29 

CN - Jason Brown 32 pass from Brandon Baker (Gossett kick), 1:06 

3RD QUARTER 

4TH QUARTER 


CN - Baker 4 run (Gossett kick), 2:39 

CN - Jaycob Coleman 62 INT return (Gossett kick), 1:19 

CN - Oliver Davis 37 INT return (Gossett kick), 0:27 

CN CAT 




Comp-Att-Int 2-7-0 17-26-4 







RUSHING: CNewman-Nate Inman 26-162, Brandon Baker 14-74, Doug Belk 10-57, Jamie 

Bennett 3-17; Catawba-Josh Wright 19-105, Brian Terwilliger 2-13, Aaron Rainey 1-11, Nate 

Charest 1-mnus 4, Daniel Griffith 1-minus 6, Patrick Dennis 4-minus 19, Rashaun Gaither 0- 

minus 7, Team 1-minus 16. 

PASSING: CNewman-Doug Belk 1-6-0-10, Brandon Baker 1-1-0-32; Catawba-Patrick Dennis 17- 

25-3-165, Daniel Griffith 1-0-1-0. 

RECEIVING: CNewman-Jason Brown 2-42; Catawba-Brian Terwilliger 4-27, Chris Peoples 3-41, 

Brandon Bunn 2-34, Grayson Downs 2-23, Eric Morman 2-12, Josh Wright 2-11, Gerron Bryant 

1-13, Nate Charest 1-4. 

MISSED FG: CNewman-None; Catawba-None. 

TACKLES: CNewman-Antohny McAlister 2-7-9, Mario Russell 1-8-9, Dontaye Hall 2-6-8, Oliver 

Davis 3-4-7, Zeke Andrews 2-5-7; Catawba-Alex Hartsell 3-6-9, Tra Ingram 1-8-9, Kewon Harris 3- 

5-8, Damein Lee 2-6-8. 




Setzler Field, Newberry, SC 

CATAWBA 28 

Newberry 25 

NEWBERRY, SC – Catawba rallied from a 17-7 first-quarter deficit to claim a 28-25 win 

over host Newberry on Saturday afternoon at Setzler Field. Patrick Dennis threw for a careerhigh 

384 yards and three scores as the Catawba Indians grabbed a share of the league lead. 

Dennis completed on 24-of-41 attempts and was intercepted once in posting his career 

best day. Six of the passes went to Gerron Bryant, who totaled 195 yards and a score. Brian 

Terwilliger ran for 98 yards. 

Catawba cashed in on the first miscue of the game as Newberry, who had kicked an early 

field goal, fumbled the Tribe’s initial punt of the afternoon at their own 20-yard line. Five plays 

later Dennis tossed an eight-yard scoring pass to Brandon Bunn to give the Indians a 7-3 edge. 

Newberry scored twice before the end of the first quarter. The first as they answered the 

Catawba score with a 15-yard run by Lyndon Ingram. Next, the Wolves forced a Catawba fumble 

and Ron Parker returned it 72 yards to give Newberry a 17-7 lead at the 5:07 mark of the 

opening quarter. 

Catawba had an interception deep in Newberry territory and missed a 44-yard field goal 

on its next two possessions, but pulled within 17-14 after Jumal Rolle forced the first of his 

two fumbles on the day inside the Indians 10-yard line. Terwilliger got the score as he ran in 

from 59 yards out with 4:28 left before the half. 

The Indians took the lead for good on their first possession of the second half with Dennis 

throwing a 43-yard pass to Eric Morman. Catawba failed to add points on its next drive inside 

the Newberry five when it did not get a field try off. Dennis responded next with a 29-yard 

strike to Bryant and a 28-17 lead at the end of the third quarter. 

Rolle stopped an early fourth-quarter drive by Newberry with an interception in the end 

zone and the Wolves followed with a missed field goal on their next possession. Newberry 

closed within a score with 4:21 remaining, converting a fourth-and-ten with a 40-yard touchdown 

pass from Parker Hite to David Pressley. Terrence Wilson’s two-point run trimmed the 

lead to 28-25. Catawba was able to run out the clock from there as Josh Wright and Terwilliger 

ran for first downs on two third-down conversions. 

Ingram totaled 133 yards on 13 carries to lead the Newberry ground game. Pressley 

caught 12 passes for 155 yards. Hite and Bryan Ehrlich combined to pass for 292 yards for the 

Wolves. Catawba amassed a season-high 513 yards of offense and overcame three turnovers. 

Newberry suffered four miscues and were only 4-of-13 on third downs. 


CATAWBA (5-2) 7 7 14 0 28 

Newberry (3-4) 17 0 0 8 25 

1ST QUARTER 

NC - Britt Blackmon 37 FG, 13:36 

CAT - Brandon Bunn 8 pass from Patrick Dennis (Thomas Trexler kick), 10:25 

NC - Lyndon Ingram 15 run (Blackmon kick), 8:17 

NC - Ron Parker 72 fumble return (Blackmon kick), 5:07 

2ND QUARTER 

CAT - Brian Terwilliger 59 run (Trexler kick), 4:28 

3RD QUARTER 

CAT - Eric Morman 43 pass from Dennis (Trexler kick), 11:08 

CAT - Gerron Bryant 49 pass from Dennis (Trexler kick), 0:17 

4TH QUARTER 

NC - David Pressley 40 pass from Parker Hite (Blackmon kick), 4:21 

TC 

CAT 




Comp-Att-Int 24-43-1 23-40-1 







RUSHING: Catawba-Brian Terwilliger 6-98, Josh Wright 14-42, Rashaun Gaither 1-11, EJ Branch 

1-0, Nate Charest 2-minus 7, Patrick Dennis 10-minus 13, Team 2-minus 2; Newberry-Lyndon 

Ingram 13-133, Bryan Ehrlich 4-23, Alkeem Sherman 3-20, David Pressley 1-5, Parker Hite 8- 

minus 16. 

PASSING: Catawba-Patrick Dennis 24-43-1-384; Newberry-Parker Hite 13-24-1-180, Bryan 

Erhlich 10-16-0-112. 

RECEIVING: Catawba-Gerron Bryant 6-195, Eric Morman 5-75, Josh Wright 5-47, Brandon Bunn 

3-20, Chris Peolples 2-30, Brian Terwilliger 2-16, Patrick Dennis 1-1; Newberry-David Pressley 

12-155, Treginald Wilson 3-57, Eric Huggins 3-29, Brandon Bostick 3-28, Jacob Brown 1-12, 

Darien Crawford 1-1. 

MISSED FG: Catawba-Thomas Trexler 44; Newberry-Britt Blackmon 45. 

TACKLES: Catawba-LJ McCary 7-3-10, Scottie Floyd 5-1-6, Jeb Bass 5-1-6; Newberry-Arterio 

Arnold 9-0-9, Apllo Stretch 5-3-8, Joe Smith 5-1-6, Josh Williams 5-1-6. 



Mears Stadium, Mars Hill, NC 

CATAWBA 38 

Mars Hill 28 

MARS HILL, NC – Josh Wright ran for a career-high 152 yards and added three scores as 

Catawba knocked off Mars Hill 38-28 on Saturday at Meares Stadium. The Indians rallied from 

a double-digit deficit for the second straight week, scoring 28 straight points in the second half 

after falling behind 21-10. Catawba used a 35-yard kickoff return by Nate Charest to midfield 

to begin its comeback. 

A 21-yard run by Rashaun Gaither led to a two-yard run by Wright to cut the deficit to 21- 

17. After a Lion fumble, Patrick Dennis threw a 60-yard strike to Gerron Bryant to put the 

Indians up 24-21 with 4:42 left in the third quarter. 

Penalties hurt the next Mars Hill drive which was ended when Jumal Rolle intercepted 

Richt at the Catawba 10-yard line. Wright burst through for a 58-yard run to get the Indians out 

of its own end, but the drive ended inside the Lion 10 on downs. A bad snap on a punt led to 

the next Catawba score with Gaither running for 22 and Wright taking it in from the three. Mars 

Hill failed to convert on a fourth-down try deep in its own end and Gaither salted the game 

away with a 22-yard scoring run. 

Gaither nearly reached 100 yards to join Wright, finishing with 97 yards on nine carries. 

Dennis completed 12-of-21 passes for 146 yards. Jonas Randolph led Mars Hill with 188 yards 

rushing and three scores. Catawba limited the league’s top rusher to 41 yards in the second 

half. Jon Richt was 17-of-27 through the air for 245 yards. P.J. Gore had six catches for 125 

yards.Mars Hill fumbled the ball away on its first three possessions of the game and Catawba 

built a 10-0 lead early in the second quarter. Damein Lee forced two of the fumbles and finished 

with two sacks and three stops for losses. Wright got the first score after the Indians took over 

at the Lion five. A Thomas Trexler 31-yard field goal pushed the lead to 10-0 with 12:45 to go in 

the half. 

The Lions rallied back. Randolph scored on a 47-yard run to pull Mars Hill within 10-7 and 

added a three-yard following a Catawba fumble to put the Lions up 14-10 with 3:35 to go in the 

half. The Lions struck to start the second half as Richt threw an 81-yard pass to Gore to set up 

a short run by Randolph to give Mars Hill the 21-10 edge. 


CATAWBA (6-2) 7 3 14 14 38 

Mars Hill (5-4) 0 14 7 7 28 

1ST QUARTER 


2ND QUARTER 


MH - Jonas Randolph 47 run (Michael Pinkerton kick), 10:13 

MH - Randolph 3 run (Pinkerton kick), 3:35 

3RD QUARTER 

MH - Randolph 3 run (Pinkerton kick), 13:44 


CAT - Gerron Bryant 60 pass from Dennis (Trexler kick), 4:42 

4TH QUARTER 


CAT - Rashaun Gaither 22 run (Trexler kick), 3:26 

MH - Joshua Young 8 pass from Jon Richt (Pinkerton kick), 1:32 

CAT MH 




Comp-Att-Int 12-21-2 17-27-1 







RUSHING: Catawba-Josh Wright 23-152, Rashaun Gaither 9-97, Patrick Dennis 7-22, Brian 

Terwilliger 4-12, Team 3-minus 6; Mars Hill-Jonas Randolph 23-188, Garrison McDowell 6-12, 

Akeem Ferguson 1-0, Luis Cruz 2-minus 7, Jon Richt 3-minus 20, Team 2-minus 30. 

PASSING: Catawba-Patrick Dennis 12-21-2-146; Mars Hill-Jon Richt 17-27-1-245, Luis Cruz 0-0-0-0. 

RECEIVING: Catawba-Nate Charest 3-38, Brandon Bunn 3-21, Eric Morman 3-20, Gerron Bryant 

2-64, Josh Wright 1-3; Mars Hill-P.J. Gore 6-125, Travis Prince 3-26, Joshua Young 2-27, Alex Rose 

2-20, Jonas Randolph 1-32, Frankie Waters 1-10, Allen Woerner 1-9, Jon Richt 1-minus 4. 

MISSED FG: None. 

TACKLES: Catawba-Casey Hall 8-1-9, Jumal Rolle 5-2-7, Damein Lee 5-2-7, Tra Ingram 5-2-7, Jebb 

Bass 3-3-6; Mars Hill-Rudy Cabral 7-5-12, Curtis Bailey 8-3-11, Josh Baker 6-3-9. 



GAME 9 – Nov. 6 


Tusculum 54 

CATAWBA 44 

SALISBURY, NC – Tusculum quarterback Bo Cordell threw for 510 yards, setting the SAC single-season 

passing mark in the prossess, and the Pioneers out-scored host Catawba 54-44 on 

Saturday afternoon at Shuford Stadium. 

Catawba’s LJ McCray etched his name in not only the Indian record book, but also the national 

one as he accumulated 304 kickoff return yards. The sophomore ran back a school-record two 

for touchdowns, covering 99 and 94 yards. The previous NCAA II mark for kickoff return yards in 

a game was 276 which was last done in 1991. 

McCray helped Catawba to an early 14-3 lead with his 99-yard kickoff return at the 10:42 mark 

of the opening quarter. A 46-yard field goal from Gareth Rowlands and two scoring runs from 

Cordell gave the Pioneers a 20-14 lead. After the Indians cut the margin to 20-17, Gist answered, 

scoring on a 79-yard kickoff return of his own. 

Tusculum went up 34-17 late in the half as 

Cordell threw a 52-yard pass to Rashaad Carter with 

1:34 before the break. McCray got Catawba back in 

the game with his second return for a score of the 

half, covering 94 yards. It marked the seventh time 

in NCAA II history that a player returned two kickoffs 

for touchdowns. 

Catawba twice cut the Pioneer lead to a single 

scoring in the third quarter, but each time Cordell 

and Gist answered. The sophomore tossed a 20- 

yarder to Gist at the 5:53 mark of the third quarter then the duo hooked up from 33 yards out with 

12:35 remaining to put Tusculum up 51-37. 

After Catawba failed on a field goal, the Pioneers put the game away with a 12-play drive that 

culminated in a 29-yard kick from Rowlands and a 54-37 lead with 4:48 left. Daniel Griffith led 

Catawba to a score, capped on a four-yard pass to Eric Morman, with 3:15 remaining, but the 

Pioneers recovered the ensuing on-side kick and ran out the clock. 

Cordell completed 32-of-43 passes for three scores and ran for two others. Gist caught nine 

balls for 160 yards, while Calvin Britt had 102 receiving yards on three catches. The Pioneers ran 

for 128 yards with Fred Jones leading the way with 65. 

Patrick Dennis went 18-of-30 through the air for Catawba for 194 yards. Griffith completed 

five-of-six passes for 70 yards. Josh Wright led Catawba on the ground with 50 of the Tribe’s 155 

yards rushing. 


Tusculum (6-4) 13 21 10 10 54 

CATAWBA (6-3) 14 10 13 7 44 

1ST QUARTER 

CAT - Brandon Bunn 14 pass from Patrick Dennis (Thomas Trexler kick), 12:11; TC - Gareth 

Rowlands 23 FG, 10:56; CAT - LJ McCray 99 KO return (Trexler kick), 10:42; TC - Rowlands 

46 FG, 7:22; TC - Bo Cordell 1 run (Rowlands kick), 5:31 

2ND QUARTER 

TC - Cordell 6 run (Rowlands kick), 11:11; CAT - Trexler 21 FG, 5:29; TC - Deonte Gist 79 KO 

return (Rowlands kick), 5:19; TC - Rashaad Carter 52 pass from Cordell (Rowlands kick), 1:34; 

CAT - McCray 94 KO return (Trexler kick), 1:22 

3RD QUARTER 

TC - Rowlands 34 FG, 11:25; CAT - Dennis 1 run (Trexler kick), 6:57; TC - Gist 20 pass from 

Cordell (Rowlands kick), 5:53; CAT - Rashaun Gaither 11 run (kick blocked), 3:43 

4TH QUARTER 

TC - Gist 33 pass from Cordell (Rowlands kick), 12:35; TC - Rowlands 29 FG, 4:48; CAT - Eric 

Morman 4 pass from Daniel Griffith (Trexler kick), 3:15 

TC 

CAT 




Comp-Att-Int 32-43-0 23-36-1 







RUSHING: Tusculum-Fred Jones 13-65, Bo Cordell 10-32, Brian Marshall 4-17, Deonte Gist 1-15, 

Team 1-minus 1; Catawba-Josh Wright 15-50, Brian Terwilliger 5-33, Patrick Dennis 7-33, Nate 

Charest 1-23, Rashaun Gaither 2-16. 

PASSING: Tusuclum-Bo Cordell 32-43-0-510; Catawba-Patrick Dennis 18-30-1-194, Daniel 

Griffith 5-6-0-70. 

RECEIVING: Tusculum-Deonte Gist 9-160, Michael Robinson 6-77, Rashaad Carter 6-77, Calvin 

Britt 3-102, Brian Marshall 3-25, Xzanvion Smith 2-49, Fred Jones 2-14, Chad Blakely 1-6; 

Catawba-Eric Morman 6-42, Gerron Bryant 5-63, Brandon Bunn 5-60, Brian Terwilliger 3-54, 

Nate Charest 2-32, Rashaun Gaither 1-16, Banks Jenkins 1-minus 3. 

MISSED FG: Tusuclum-None; Catawba-Thomas Trexler 45. 

TACKLES: Tusculum-Zachary Norman 4-5-9, Kaytron Becton 5-3-8, Rashaun Harris 3-5-8; 

Catawba-Tra Ingram 3-11-14, Jumal Rolle 3-6-9, Lakeem Perry 2-7-9, LJ McCray 3-5-8. 

ATT - 2,874. WEATHER - 49 degrees, partly cloudy. 

GAME 10 – Nov. 13 

Moretz Stadium, Hickory, NC 

CATAWBA 17 

Lenoir-Rhyne 31 

HICKORY, NC – Lenoir-Rhyne quarterback Reuben Haynes threw for a touchdown and ran for 

a score as the Bears defeated visiting Catawba 31-17. The win snapped L-R’s eight-game home losing 

streak to Catawba, dating back to 1993. 

Haynes had 71 yards rushing to lead the Bears, the top-ranked rushing team in NCAA Division II. 

L-R totaled 370 yards on the ground in the win. He completed his only pass attempt for a 15-yard 

touchdown late in the first half. It gave the Bears a 13-0 lead at the time. 

Catawba scored in the final minute of the half to get on the scoreboard. Patrick Dennis connected 

with Grayson Downs for a 20-yard scoring reception with just 50 seconds left before break to cut 

the margin to 13-7 entering intermission. Catawba recovered the ensuing kickoff in Bear territory, but 

missed on a field goal try on the final play of the half. 

Lenoir-Rhyne increased its lead to 28-14 after three quarters of play when junior tailback Jasper 

Thomas and Haynes scored on touchdowns runs of 25 and 42 yards, respectively. Catawba sandwiched 

a touchdown in between the Bears’ two scores in the third stanza on Dennis’ five-yard touchdown 

pass to wide receiver Brandon Bunn. 

The touchdown marked the 30th for Bunn in his career. However, the Indians couldn’t get any 

closer than two touchdowns the rest of the way as the teams traded field goals in the fourth quarter 

to make it a 31-17 final. 

James Pone added 69 yards rushing on just seven carries for the Bears, while Marcus Shuford and 

Demetrius Green finished with a team-high seven tackles each as L-R held Catawba to just 36 yards 

rushing. 

Dennis completed 34-of-47 passes for 295 yards passing and two scores with Bunn added a gamehigh 

10 catches for 78 yards and a score. On defense, Cory Johnson led the Indians with a game-high 

13 tackles. 


CATAWBA (6-4) 0 7 7 3 17 

Lenoir-Rhyne (7-4) 7 6 15 3 31 

1ST QUARTER 

LR - Major Herron 1 run (Colin Corpe kick), 1:27 

2ND QUARTER 

LR - Nick Stutts 15 pass from Reuben Hayes (kick blocked), 3:33 

CAT - Grayson Downs 20 pass from Patrick Dennis (Thomas Trexler kick), 0:50 

3RD QUARTER 

LR - Jasper Thomas 25 run (Byron Darby run), 6:34 

CAT - Brandon Bunn 5 pass from Dennis (Trexler kick), 3:10 

LR - Hayes 42 run (Corpe kick), 1:54 

4TH QUARTER 

LR - Corpe 34 FG, 11:13 

CAT - Trexer 25 FG, 6:31 

CAT 

LR 




Comp-Att-Int 34-48-1 1-4-1 







RUSHING: Catawba-Brian Terwilliger 5-23, Rashaun Gaither 2-17, Josh Wright 7-11, Patrick 

Dennis 5-minus 15; LRhyne-Reuben Hayes 10-71, James Pone 7-69, Le’Quan McCorkle 15-53, 

Jasper Thomas 4-46, Byron Darby 9-45, Gaston Miller 4-41, Andrew Courman 4-26, Major 

Herron 5-19. 

PASSING: Catawba-Patrick Dennis 34-47-1-295, Brian Terwilliger 0-1-0-0; LRhyne-Reuben Hayes 

1-1-0-15, Major Herron 0-3-1-0. 

RECEIVING: Catawba-Brandon Bunn 10-78, Gerron Bryant 9-75, Josh Wright 5-29, Ronnie 

Williams 4-47, Grayson Downs 2-41, Rashaun Gaither 2-14, Brian Terwilliger 2-11; LRhyne-Nick 

Stutts 1-15. 

MISSED FG: Catawba-Thomas Trexler 36, 45; LRhyne-None. 

TACKLES: Catawba-Cory Johnson 11-2-13, Casey Hall 5-05, Corey Steward 4-1-5, Tra Ingram 3-2- 

5; LRrhyne-Demetrius Green 5-2-7, Marcus Shuford 3-4-7, Victor Nito 5-1-6, Jamont Jones 4-2-6, 

Richard Walker 3-3-6. 



Catawba Fooball 

All Americans 

Catawba and 

Professional Football 

1934 - Tubby Garland, tackle 

1936 - W. Ellis Meehan, back 

1938 - Jake Briggs, guard 

1942 - Dwight Holshouser, back 

1945 - Ray Yagiello, tackle 

Carroll Bowen, back 

Ed Edminston, Tackle 

1946 - Ray Yagiello, tackle 

1947 - Art Claar, end 

Ray Yagiello, tackle 

1948 - Lee Spears, back 

1951 - Bill Stanfield, end (HM) 

1952 - Harold Carter, back 

1953 - Harvey Stratton, 

linebacker (HM) 

1955 - Dick Snyder, end (HM) 

1956 - Pete Stout, back 

Lou Biacchi, quarterback 

John McGrath, tackle 

1960 - Ron Crouse, punter (HM) 

Jean Worthington, back 

(HM) 

1965 - David Robbins, end (HM) 

John Scott, quarterback 

(HM) 

Reid Bradshaw, tackle (HM) 

1967 - Ed Koontz, tight end (HM) 

1972 - David Taylor, tackle 

(1st) 

1974 - Mike McDonald, linebacker 

(1st) 

Dan Fish, tackle (2nd) 

1984 - Kenny Watkins, tight end 

(HM) 

1986 - Keith Henry, free safety 

(HM) 


(2nd) 


(1st) 

Randy Brown, kicker 

(2nd) 

Rodney Goodine, linebacker 

(1st) 

Mike Warfield, quarterback 

(HM) 

1989 - Rodney Goodine, linebacker 

(1st) 

Todd Lipe, defensive end 

(2nd) 

Tubby 

Garland 

1990 - Todd Lipe, defensive end 

(1st) 

Aaron Kanner, punter 

(2nd) 

Curtis Walker, linebacker 

(HM) 

Mike Miller, defensive back 

(HM) 

1991 - Curtis Walker, linebacker 

(2nd) 

1992 - Curtis Walker, linebacker 

(1st) 

Brian Ray, tackle (HM) 

1994 - Jason Norton, kicker 

(3rd) 

1995 - John Williams, defensive 

back (HM) 

1996 - Greg Payne, kicker 

(1st) 

Jeff Cochrane, tight end 

(HM) 

Maurice Miller, defensive 

end (3rd) 

1997 - Maurice Miller, defensive 

end (1st) 

1998 - Brian Hinson, tackle (1st) 

1999 - Brian Hinson, tackle (1st) 

DeVonte Peterson, 

defensive end (3rd) 

Don Moore, guard (HM) 

2000 - Radell Lockhart, defensive 

end (1st) 

DeVonte Peterson, 

defensive end (1st) 

Don Moore, guard (2nd) 

Shawn Sanders, linebacker 

(HM) 

2001- Shawn Sanders, linebcker (1st) 

Todd McComb, linebacker(1st) 

Matt Gross, kicker (2nd) 

Cole Beane, offensive lineman 

(HM) 

2002- Todd McComb, linebacker 

(1st) 

Jamel Jackson, defensive back 

(HM) 

Allan Rohrbaugh, kicker (HM) 

2003- Cole Beane, tackle (1st) 

Khanis Hubbard, defensive end 

(1st) 

Jamel Jackson, defensive back 

(2nd) 

2004- Daniel Lynch, guard (2nd) 

Kolby Fisher, defensive end 

(HM) 

Luke Samples, quarterback 

(HM) 

2005- Rush Rollins, kicker (HM) 

2006- Ron Ellington, linebacker (1st) 

2007- Terence Crosby, offensive 

tackle (HM) 

Ron Ellington, defensive end 

(3rd) 

Kory Fisher, running back 

(HM) 

Brad Roach, quarterback (1st) 

2008- Terence Crosby, offensive 

tackle (1st) 

2010- LJ McCray, RS (2nd) 

M.L. Barnes (DT) - Los Angeles Dons, 1948 

Jemonte Battle (DB) - Hamilton TigerCats, 2004-05 

Clyde Biggers (OT) - Chicago Bears, 1949 

Drew Buie (WR) - Oakland Raiders, 1969-71; Cincinnati Bengals, 1972 

Dan Castles (OT) - Washington Redskins, 1956 

James Dickey (DE) - New York Yankees, 1948 

Tubby Garland (DT) - Syracuse Chiefs, 1938; N.Y. Giants, 1938 

Bill Griffin (DT) - Miami Dolphins, 1970-71 

Dave Hankee (DE) - Baltimore Colts, 1969; N.Y. Jets, 1967 

Ken Hartley (P) - New England Patriots, 1981 

Julian Hartsell (DL) - Tennessee Titans, 2011 

Ike Hill (WR) - Buffalo Bills, 1970-71; Chicago Bears, 1972-74 

SaMario Houston (LB) - Berlin Thunder, 2007 

Marcus Huntley (DL) - Minnesota Vikings, 2007 

Danny Jenkins (P) - Carolina Panthers, 2003 

Lance Johnson (WR) - British Columbia Lions, 2007 

Aaron Kanner (P) - Shreveport Pirates, 1994; Memphis Mad Dogs, 1995; 

Carolina Panthers, 1996; Chicago Bears, 1998 

Poss Kesler (TE) - Syracuse Chiefs, 1936 

Ed Koontz (DE) - Boston Patriots, 1968 

Radell Lockhart (DE) - Jacksonville Jaguars, 2001; New England Patriots, 

2002; Scotland Claymores, 2002-03; NY Giants, 2003-04; Frankfurt 

Galaxy, 2004; San Diego Chargers, 2005; NY Jets, 2005 

Mike McDonald (LB) - St. Louis Cardinals, 1976 

Maurice Miller (DE) - Albany Firebirds, 1998-99 

Bobby Myers (QB) - Chicago Bears, 1985 

Robert Natcher (LB) - Orange (NJ) Tornadoes, 1933 

Devonte Peterson (DE) - Buffalo Bills, 2001-02; Indianapolis Colts, 2003; 

Berlin Thunder, 2004; Scotland Claymores, 2002-03; New England 

Patriots, 2004; Hamilton TigerCats, 2004-07 

Bucky Pope - (WR) - Los Angeles Rams, 1964-67; Green Bay Packers, 

1968 

Netto Purnsley (WR) - Ottawa Rough Riders, 1990 

Greg Quick (OG) - Atlanta Falcons, 1987; New York Jets, 1988 

Brad Roach (QB) - Baltimore Ravens, 2008. 

Gill Robinson (DE) - Pittsburgh Steelers, 1933 

Lee Spears (RB) - Charlotte Clippers, 1949 

David Taylor (OT) - Baltimore Colts, 1973-78 

Arthur Tomainin (DT) - New York Giants, 1942 

Harold Vann (C) - Newark Bears, 1936-37 

Randy Watts (DT) - Kansas City Chiefs, 1987; Dallas Cowboys, 1987-88 

Ray Yagiello (DT) - Los Angeles Rams, 1948-49 

Julian Hartsell became 

Catawba’s most recent 

pro player, signing with 

the Tennessee Titans of 

the NFL in 2011. 

Catawba’s first All-American, who 

played professionally with the N.Y. 

Giants. 

Julian Hartsell 


The Record Book 

Catawba Coaching Records 

NAME YEARS GAMES WON LOST TIED PCT. 

Professor Schenk 1907 (1) 7 3 4 0 .429 

Professor Eagles 1908 (1) 4 0 4 0 .000 

Tom Warlick 1909-11, 22 (4) 16 8 6 2 .563 

Gordon Ramsey 1925 (1) 5 1 4 0 .200 

Gordon Laird 1926-27 (2) 17 5 12 0 .294 

Carl Davis 1928-29 (2) 17 7 8 2 .471 

Charlie Moran 1930-33 (4) 38 22 11 5 .645 

Gordon Kirkland 1934-48 (14) 145 107 31 7 .762 

Robert Spangler 1949-52 (4) 42 21 20 1 .512 

Clyde Biggers 1953-58 (6) 58 27 27 4 .500 

Presnell Mull 1959-61 (3) 31 7 23 1 .242 

Harvey Stratton 1962-72 (11) 111 50 59 2 .459 

William Faircloth 1973-75 (3) 30 14 15 1 .483 

Warren Klawiter 1976-79 (4) 42 18 24 0 .429 

Steve Shaughnessy 1980-82 (3) 31 8 23 0 .258 

Pete Stout 1983-86 (4) 43 13 29 1 .314 

Bill Mauldin 1987-90 (4) 45 21 24 0 .467 

J.D. Haglan 1991-94 (4) 41 18 23 0 .439 

David Bennett 1995- 01 (7) 80 63 17 0 .787 

Chip Hester 2002- (9) 87 57 30 0 .650 

Totals 91 seasons 900 475 399 26 .542 

Note: No teams fielded in 1912-1921, 1923-24, 1943 

Catawba Vs. All-Time Opponents 

GORDON KIRKLAND 

DAVID BENNETT 

OPPONENT GAMES W-L-T FIRST GAME LAST GAME 

Albany State (GA) 1 1-0-0 2007 2007 

Albright 2 1-1-0 1938 1940 

Appalachian State 39 14-22-3 1929 1989 

Arkansas Tech 1 0-1-0 2004 2004 

Asheville School 4 0-3-1 1907 1911 

Atlantic Christian (Barton) 8 6-2-0 1925 1949 

Atlantic University 1 1-0-0 1931 1931 

Austin Peay 2 2-0-0 2000 2001 

Belmont Abbey 3 0-3-0 1925 1927 

Bingham Academy 4 2-2-0 1907 1922 

Brevard 4 3-1-0 2007 2010 

Bridgewater 3 3-0-0 1929 1934 

Camp Davis 1 1-0-0 1942 1942 

Camp Lejeune 1 0-1-0 1952 1952 

Carolina Pre-Flight 1 0-1-0 1942 1942 

Carson-Newman 44 9-34-1 1932 2010 

Charleston Coast Guard 1 0-1-0 1944 1944 

Charleston Southern 1 1-0-0 1997 1997 

Central Arkansas 1 1-0-0 2001 2001 

Central Florida 1 0-1-0 1980 1980 

Central State, OH 1 0-1-0 1988 1988 

Cherry Point Marines 1 1-0-0 1946 1946 

Chowan 1 1-0-0 2007 2007 

Concord, WV 4 2-2-0 1986 1996 

Davidson 22 5-17-0 1907 1987 

Davis & Elkins 1 1-0-0 1941 1941 

Delta State 1 0-1-0 2000 2000 

East Carolina 12 3-8-1 1952 1964 

East Tennessee St. 1 0-1-0 1994 1994 

Eastern Kentucky 2 2-0-0 1945 1946 

Edward Waters, FL 1 1-0-0 2003 2003 

Elizabeth City St. 2 2-0-0 2007 2008 

Elon 62 24-36-2 1928 1997 

Emory & Henry 20 16-4-0 1938 1977 

Erskine 11 8-3-0 1928 1951 

Fayetteville State 5 5-0-0 2002 2009 

Fort Bragg 1 1-0-0 1930 1930 

Fort Bragg (82nd Airborne) 1 1-0-0 1947 1947 

Fort Monroe 2 2-0-0 1944 1945 

Fort Valley St. 1 1-0-0 1999 1999 

Frederick 3 1-2-0 1963 1965 

Gardner-Webb 27 18-9-0 1972 1999 

George Washington 4 0-4-0 1932 1936 

Georgia Southern 3 1-2-0 1982 1987 

Glassboro State (Rowan) 2 2-0-0 1974 1975 

Glenville State 1 1-0-0 1976 1976 

Grand Valley State, MI 1 0-1-0 2001 2001 

Guilford 60 45-13-2 1922 1988 

Hampden-Sydney 2 2-0-0 1935 1936 

High Point 14 14-0-0 1930 1950 

Indiana, PA 3 1-2-0 2002 2005 

Johnson C. Smith 2 2-0-0 1984 1985 

Kings College 4 3-1-0 1931 1940 

OPPONENT GAMES W-L-T FIRST GAME LAST GAME 

Kinston Marines 1 1-0-0 1945 1945 

Langley Air Field 1 0-0-1 1933 1933 

Lees-McRae 2 2-0-0 1991 1992 

Lenoir-Rhyne 90 46-40-4 1907 2010 

Liberty 5 2-3-0 1978 1994 

Lincoln Memorial 1 1-0-0 1931 1931 

Livingstone 12 12-0-0 1971 2010 

Louisville 2 0-2-0 1948 1949 

Lynchburg 1 1-0-0 1930 1930 

Mars Hill 49 28-21-0 1925 2010 

Marshall 2 1-1-0 1948 1989 

Maryville 1 1-0-0 1947 1947 

Miles, AL 1 1-0-0 1999 1999 

Milligan 5 2-2-1 1927 1945 

Mount Pleasant 2 1-1-0 1925 1926 

Muhlenburg 1 1-0-0 1937 1937 

Newport News 9 8-1-0 1935 1986 

Newberry 74 38-33-3 1932 2010 

North Carolina Freshmen 1 0-0-1 1911 1911 

North Carolina State 4 0-4-0 1933 1951 

North Greenville 2 2-0-0 2000 2001 

Oak Guard Marines 1 1-0-0 1945 1945 

Oak Ridge 4 2-2-0 1922 1927 

Parris Island Marines 1 1-0-0 1931 1931 

Piedmont College 1 1-0-0 1931 1931 

Presbyterian 60 20-38-2 1933 2006 

Richmond Air Base 1 1-0-0 1944 1944 

Richmond University 1 1-0-0 1945 1945 

Roanoke 7 4-2-1 1936 1942 

Rutherford 2 2-0-0 1925 1926 

St. Augustine’s 3 1-2-0 2008 2010 

Samford 1 0-1-0 1990 1990 

Shaw 1 1-0-0 2010 2010 

Slippery Rock 1 0-1-0 1981 1981 

Tampa 1 0-1-0 1952 1952 

Tusculum 15 10-5-0 1996 2010 

Valdosta State, GA 3 1-2-0 2001 2007 

VMI 9 3-6-0 1944 1990 

Virginia State 2 2-0-0 2005 2006 

Virginia Tech 3 0-3-0 1940 1942 

Wake Forest 1 0-1-0 1929 1929 

Weaver 2 0-2-0 1926 1927 

West Georgia 1 1-0-0 2000 2000 

West Virginia State 2 2-0-0 1988 1993 

West Virginia Tech 2 2-0-0 1996 1997 

West Virginia Wesleyan 2 2-0-0 1998 1999 

Western Carolina 28 19-7-2 1933 1969 

Western Kentucky 1 0-1-0 1931 1931 

William & Mary 1 0-1-0 1945 1945 

Wingate 27 19-8-0 1926 2010 

Winston-Salem State 4 4-0-0 1998 2006 

Wofford 44 17-26-1 1932 2003 

104 Teams 890 469-395-26 1907 2009 

Bold face denotes 2011 opponents 


Year by Year Results 

Catawba Opponent Catawba Opponent 

1907 (3-4) 

7 Davidson 20 

0 Bingham 20 

0 Asheville School 11 

15 Lenoir College 0 



71 92 

1908 (0-4) 





0 108 

1909 (2-0) 



10 0 

1910 (1-3-1) 



0 Davidson 18 


0 Bingham 5 

7 29 

1911 (1-2-1) 

0 N. C. Frosh 0 

0 Davidson 35 

6 Bingham 0 

11 Asheville 12 

17 47 

1922 (4-1) 


0 Guilford 13 

6 Oak Ridge 0 

13 Bingham 0 

5 Oak Ridge 2 

45 15 

1925 (1-4) 

0 Atl. Christian 2 

0 Mt. Pleasant 12 

6 Rutherford 0 

6 Belmont Abbey 12 

0 Mars Hill 31 

12 57 

1926 (2-7) 


0 Wingate 6 

19 Rutherford 6 

0 Guilford 32 

0 Oak Ridge 62 



45 Mt. Pleasant 0 

0 Weaver 26 

71 213 

1927 (3-5) 



18 Wingate 0 

6 Guilford 0 

0 Oak Ridge 27 

0 Milligan 19 


0 Weaver 13 

32 86 

1928 (4-3-1) 



13 Elon 12 

18 Wingate 13 

0 Lenoir-Rhyne 0 

13 Milligan 0 

7 Erskine 45 

0 Guilford 7 

58 92 

1929 (3-5-1) 

0 Wake Forest 20 

7 Elon 26 

0 Appalachian St. 0 

13 Wingate 6 

0 Erskine 19 

20 Bridgewater 6 

0 Guilford 6 



53 108 

1930 (8-0-1) 


37 Lynchburg 6 


71 Fort Bragg 0 

32 Elon 0 



18 Guilford 0 

12 High Point 0 

287 19 

1931 (7-3-1) 

7 Milligan 7 

6 Atlantic Univ. 0 

7 West. Kentucky 14 

13 Parris Island 0 



16 Kings College 0 

20 Pied.College 7 

39 Lincoln Memorial 0 



153 58 

1932 (5-3-1) 

2 Newberry 9 


0 G. Washingtn 27 


20 Guilford 7 

13 Erskine 0 

14 Wofford 0 

0 Carson-Newman 0 


97 50 

1933 (2-5-2) 

0 N.C. State 7 

0 George Washtn 27 

0 Guilford 6 

7 Newberry 19 

40 Western Carolina 0 

7 Langley Field 7 

26 Erskine 2 

0 Presbyterian 13 


80 81 

1934 (5-2-3) 


24 Newberry 0 

0 Elon 0 

26 Guilford 6 


0 Davidson 18 

0 Wofford 28 


6 Erskine 0 


153 52 

1935 (9-1) 


21 Guilford 0 

26 Newberry 0 

0 George Washingtn 33 

26 Hampden-Sydney 6 


34 Newport News 0 

20 Wofford 6 

0 Elon 32* 


208 89 

* Forfeit win 

1936 (5-5) 



25 Hampden-Sydney 2 

13 Newberry 0 

6 Roanoke 12 

26 Guilford 0 


0 George Washgtn 50 


13 Elon 33 

136 124 

1937 (8-2) 

7 Mulhenburg 6 

20 Newberry 0 


32 Roanoke 19 

28 Guilford 0 


2 Elon 22 

26 Erskine 12 



161 65 

1938 (7-2-1) 


26 Erskine 7 

6 Roanoke 6 

27 Newberry 14 

0 Albright 14 

0 Emory & Henry 0 

20 Elon 6 

27 Guilford 0 



167 55 

1939 (6-2-2) 

0 Newberry 0 





39 Guilford 6 

26 Erskine 7 

0 Elon 7 

7 Roanoke 12 


141 58 

1940 (8-1) 


12 Virginia Tech 34 



7 Albright 6 

40 Guilford 0 

13 Elon 0 

13 Roanoke 6 


174 46 

1941 (8-3) 

33 Davis & Elkins 7 



23 Newberry 0 



51 Guilford 0 

21 Wofford 20 

7 Elon 8 

19 Roanoke 0 


224 90 

1942 (9-2) 

2 Navy Pre-Flight 13 


36 Wofford 0 


21 Camp Davis 14 



48 Newberry 6 


42 Roanoke 0 


293 87 

1943 (No Team-War) 

1944 (6-3) 


7 V.M.I. 6 

34 Newberry 0 

7 N.C. State 12 


26 Fort Monroe 0 

33 Richmond Air Base 0 

13 Milligan 20 

7 Charleston Cst Gd 20 

152 50 

1945 (10-1) 

20 Oak Grd Marines 0 

34 Fort Monroe 0 

6 William & Mary 19 

21 Kinston Marines 0 


34 Milligan 0 

21 Richmond 7 

13 Eastern Kentucky 0 


14 V.M.I. 7 

33 Guilford 0 

292 33 

1946 (10-2) 

27 Cherry Pt. Marine 7 

7 V.M.I. 21 

9 Eastern Kentucky 7 


46 Wofford 0 


40 Elon 0 


6 Newberry 0 

28 Guilford 0 


31 Maryville+ 0 

286 67 

+Tangerine Bowl 

(Orlando,FL) 

1947 (11-1) 

44 82nd Airbourne 0 

14 Wofford 0 

6 VMI 13 




38 Elon 0 


39 Newberry 0 

20 Guilford 14 


7 Marshall+ 0 

263 27 

+Tangerine Bowl 

(Orlando,FL) 

1948 (5-4-1) 


6 VMI 28 


7 Wofford 7 


35 Elon 0 


22 Louisville 33 

33 Guilford 6 


211 136 

1949 (5-6) 


20 Erskine 7 

0 Wofford 14 



14 Elon 20 


7 Louisville 41 



7 Appalachian St.+ 21 

139 146 

+ Pythian Bowl 

(Salisbury,NC) 

1950 (5-5) 

18 Newberry 7 

20 Erskine 34 

6 @N.C. State 7 



12 @Elon 26 

14 @VMI 13 


20 @Guilford 0 


151 123 

1951 (5-5) 

0 @N.C. State 34 

27 @Newberry 0 

25 Erskine 6 

37 @Wstrn Carolina 7 

2 @Appalachian St. 0 

14 Elon 21 

14 VMI 31 

7 @Presbyterian 20 


14 @Lenoir-Rhyne 33 

160 169 

1952 (6-4-1) 

7 @Camp Lejune 56 

13 Newberry 7 

7 @East Carolina 7 


3 +Apaalachian St. 0 

12 @Elon 0 



0 @Wofford 14 

6 @Tampa 20 


115 164 

+ Winston-Salem, NC 

1953 (4-5-1) 

0 @VMI 44 


6 East Carolina 13 

13 +Wstrn Carolina 12 

14 #Appalachian St. 13 

21 Elon 21 


6 @Wofford 14 



113 157 

+ Asheville, NC 

# Winston-Salem, NC 

1954 (3-8) 


19 @Wofford 33 

8 Newberry 13 




12 @Elon 36 


12 @Davidson 32 



170 240 

1955 (6-4) 

0 +Davidson 26 



0 @Wes. Carolina 19* 


19 Elon 0 


20 @Wofford 6 



108 158 

+ Charlotte, NC 

* Forfeit win 

1956 (5-4-1) 


7 Newberry 7 




13 @Elon 14 


24 @Wofford 6 



157 109 


1957 (4-3, 3-2 NS) 





39 Guilford 7 



133 143 


1958 (5-3-2, 2-3-1 NS) 






14 @Elon 8 


14 @Wofford 3 



Catawba 

Opponent 


128 112 


1959 (2-7-1, 2-4 NS) 

6 #Western Carolina 6 






21 Elon 8 


32 Guilford 7 


98 253 

# Asheville, NC 


1960 (2-9, 2-4 NS) 

0 #Wstrn Carolina 35 


7 Newberry 46 




12 @Elon 13 

0 Wofford 12 




83 270 


1961 (3-7, 3-4 NS) 






23 Elon 8 





98 181 


1962 (3-6-1, 1-4-1 CC) 


0 Newberry 27 




0 Elon 15 



3 @Guilford 7 


182 179 


1963 (6-3, 5-1 CC) 






12 Elon 7 

7 @Frederick 13 

2 Guilford 0 


176 96 


1964 (5-6, 3-3 CC) 



31 Newberry 7 

14 @Emory & Henry 6 



17 @Elon 22 

14 Frederick 17 




188 193 

1965 (7-3, 3-3 CC) 






21 Elon 6 

42 @Frederick 7 


3 Guilford 10 


242 141 

1966 (5-5, 4-3 CC) 

28 @Mars Hill 13 

7 Newberry 14 




26 @Elon 29 


3 Wofford 37 



171 235 

1967 (5-4-1, 2-4-1 CC) 






29 Elon 31 





180 161 

1968 (2-8, 2-4 CC) 

14 @Carson-Newman 34 

31 Newberry 0 




32 @Elon 26 


8 Wofford 29 



215 294 

1969 (2-8, 1-4 CC) 


21 @Newberry 20** 




45 Elon 21** 

12 @Presbyterain 10** 


15 Guilford 21* 


231 244 

* Forfeit win 

** Forfeit loss 

1970 (5-5, 2-3 CC) 






7 Elon 10 


20 Wofford 38 



246 243 

1971 (5-6) 

37 Livingstone 0 






7 Elon 9 


12 Wofford 32 



247 188 

1972 (5-5) 





30 @Gardner-Webb 7 

0 @Elon 34 


35 Wofford 7 



259 221 

1973 (5-5) 





17 Gardner-Webb 0 

9 @Elon 14 



42 Guilford 0 


182 139 

1974 (5-4-1) 

14 @Glassboro St. 9 


23 Newberry 7 




7 Elon 44 


14 Wofford 38 


191 233 

1975 (4-6, 2-4 SAC) 

17 Glassboro St. 14 





14 @Elon 10 


7 @Wofford 24 



187 243 

1976 (8-3, 5-2 SAC) 

51 +Glenville St. 7 






0 Elon 35 


17 Wofford 15 



248 181 

+Portsmouth,VA 

1977 (3-7, 1-6 SAC) 






7 @Elon 24 



7 Guilford 3 


150 206 

1978 (4-6, 2-5 SAC) 

52 @Liberty Baptist 16 

8 Newberry 21 




0 Elon 15 


14 Wofford 24 



179 203 

1979 (3-8, 2-5 SAC) 


14 Liberty Baptist 21 





16 @Elon 36 



34 Guilford 6 


135 222 

1980 (1-9, 0-7 SAC) 

14 @Liberty Baptist 35 





10 Elon 14 

12 @Central Florida 14 




152 206 

1981 (5-5, 3-4 SAC) 

30 Liberty Baptist 22 






30 @Elon 17 

28 Guilford 7 



224 23 

1982 (2-9, 0-7 SAC) 



13 @Slippery Rock 17 




22 Elon 29 

10 @Georgia Southern 7 


12 Davidson 13 


189 226 

1983 (0-9-1, 0-7 SAC) 






0 @Elon 17 

3 Georgia Southern 10 




109 245 

1984 (3-8, 0-7 SAC) 

37 @Johnson C. Smith 0 


33 @Newport News 9 




0 Elon 28 

7 Newberry 27 




156 222 

1985 (5-6, 2-5 SAC) 

24 Johnson C. Smith 20 






3 @Elon 34 





265 278 

1986 (5-6, 3-4 SAC) 

14 @Concord 21 






7 Elon 35 





258 245 

1987 (4-7, 2-5 SAC) 

0 @Ga. Southern 27 

33 Concord 34 





24 @Elon 26 





249 278 

1988 (8-4,5-2 SAC ) 


17 @Wingate 21 





0 Elon 48 



58 W.Virginia St. 26 


#10 @Central St.,OH 24 

308 234 

# NAIA Playoffs 

1989 (4-7, 4-3 SAC) 

0 @Marshall 48 

29 Wingate 19 


0 @Wofford 10 


48 Presbyterian (3OT) 54 


35 @Elon 17 




234 277 

1990 (5-6, 5-2 SAC) 

7 @VMI 24 

22 @Wingate 6 


12 Wofford 14 




42 Elon 17 


15 @Samford 31 


208 198 

1991 (7-3, 5-2 SAC) 

21 Lees-McRae 13 






20 @Elon 14 


46 Wingate 20 


229 158 

1992 (4-6, 3-4 SAC) 

38 @Lees-McRae 13 


17 Wofford 42 




7 Elon 15 

0 Newberry 20 



178 229 

1993 (5-5, 3-4 SAC) 






Catawba 

Opponent 



27 @Elon 21 

42 @W.Virginia St. 8 

55 Wingate 61 


338 316 

1994 (2-9, 2-5 SAC) 

0 @E.Tenn. St 42 

20 Elon 22 


7 Wofford 42 




12 @Liberty 37 


44 @Wingate (OT) 43 


232 481 

1995 (7-3, 5-2 SAC) 

52 @Concord 14 






23 @Elon 6 

8 Newberry 17 

42 Wingate 32 


257 212 

1996 (9-2, 6-1 SAC) 

31 Concord 0 

28 @WV Tech 0 


49 Tusculum 7 




45 Elon 24 




323 150 

1997 (8-3, 5-2 SAC) 

40 @Tusculum 0 

56 WV Tech 0 


38 @Chas. So. 13 




9 @Elon 23 


31 Wingate 22 


327 141 

1998 (6-4, 4-3 SAC) 

10 Winston-Salem St. 7 

21 Tusculum 23 


24 @WV Wesleyan 21 


17 @Presbyerian 24 



6 @Wingate 7 


207 150 

1999 (11-2, 7-1 SAC) 

17 @Winston-Salem St.14 



36 WV Wesleyan 0 




20 @Miles 6 

34 Newberry 3 

54 Wingate 13 


48 #Ft. Valley St. 17 

25 #@Carson-Newman 28 

330 116 

# NCAA II Playoffs 

2000 (11-1, 7-0 SAC) 


33 @Austin Peay 7 

53 Wingate 6 




55 N. Greenville 0 




28 #West Georgia 24 

14 #Delta State 20 

367 127 


2001 (11-2, 6-1 SAC) 


37 Austin Peay 0 

12 @Wingate 0 


31 Newberry 3 


59 @N. Greenville 0 


(2OT) 



35 #Central Arkansas 34 

37 #@Valdosta St. (OT) 34 

16 #@Grand Valley St 34 

424 211 

#NCAA II Playoffs 

Catawba Individual Records 

2002 (8-3, 6-1 SAC) 

30 @Livingstone 22 

26 @Indiana,PA 27 

27 Fayetteville St. 14 



41 Wingate 7 





7 #@Valdosta St. 24 

300 208 


2003 (9-2, 6-1 SAC) 


17 @ Edward Waters 0 

17 @ Fayetteville St. 14 

3 @ Wofford 28 

20 @ Presbyterian 17 


35 @ Wingate 14 





286 199 

2004 (7-4, 4-3 SAC) 


57 @ Livingstone 10 

52 @ Indiana,PA 19 


44 @ Mars Hill 21 

21 Wingate 35 

41 @ Newberry 31 

35 @ Tusculum 42 


35 @ Lenoir-Rhyne 14 

20 #@ Arkansas Tech 24 

403 280 


2005 (6-5, 3-4 SAC) 

20 @Winston-Sal. St. 10 


37 @Virginia St. 18 

16 Indiana,PA (OT) 19 



30 @Wingate (OT) 24 

37 Newberry (2OT) 43 




278 227 

2006 (6-4, 3-4 SAC) 

21 Winston-Salem St. 7 


31 Virginia St. 13 





8 @Wingate 24 



213 177 

2007 (11-2, 6-1 SAC) 

55 @Chowan 7 

34 @Elizabeth City St. 7 







45 Wingate 20 

56 @Brevard 21 


66 Albany State 35# 

29 @Valdosta St. 55# 

578 278 

2008 (6-4, 4-3 SAC) 

7 St. Augustine’s 14 

41 Elizabeth City 29 







24 Brevard 10 


292 213 

2009 (4-6, 1-6 SAC) 

25 @St. Augustine’s 7 

21 @Fayetteville St. 20 






17 Wingate 42 

6 @Brevard 7 


238 214 

2010 (6-4, 4-3 SAC) 

17 St. Augustine’s 20 


32 Shaw 21 


31 Brevard 21 






317 278 

RUSHING 

YARDS GAINED 

GAME - 298 by Todd Scott vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1990(34-7). 

SEASON - 1,141 by Jamelle Cuthbertson, 2008. 

CAREER - 3,769 by Rodney Wallace, 2001-04. 

ONE QUARTER - 133 by Chris Cook vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1980(24-30). 

ONE HALF - 176 by Rodney Wallace vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 2002(37-17). 

LONGEST RUN - 98 by Roy Pickens vs. Elon, 1959(12-26). 

ATTEMPTS 

GAME - 36 by Todd Scott vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1990(34-7). 

SEASON - 202 by Rodney Wallace, 2002. 

CAREER - 769 by Rodney Wallace, 2001-04. 

TOUCHDOWNS 

GAME - 5 by Red Meehan vs. Western Carolina, 1936(53-6). 

SEASON - 18 by George Bell, 2007. 


100 YARD GAMES 

CONSECUTIVE - 4 by Andre Marshall, 1993; Jamelle Cuthbertson, 2008. 

SEASON - 7 by Jamelle Cuthbertson, 2008. 


PASSING 

YARDS GAINED 

GAME - 492 by Luke Samples vs. Carson-Newman, 2003(36-41). 

SEASON - 3,332 by Brad Roach, 2007. 

CAREER - 9,650 by Luke Samples, 2001-2004. 

ONE QUARTER - 258 by Harry Monokian vs. Presbyterian, 1970(22-28). 

ONE HALF - 313 by Luke Samples vs. Carson-Newman, 2003(36-41). 

LONGEST PASS - 97 yards, Donnie Davis to Jim Bucher vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1972(27-3). 

ATTEMPTS 


SEASON - 384 by Brad Roach, 2005. 

CAREER - 1,279 by Luke Samples, 2001-04. 

COMPLETIONS 



CAREER - 744 by Luke Samples, 2001-04. 

ONE QUARTER - 18 by Harry Monokian vs. Presbyterian, 1970(22-28). 

ONE HALF - 23 by Luke Samples vs. Carson Newman, 2003(36-41). 

CONSECUTIVE COMPLETIONS - 10 by Bobby Myers vs. Davidson, 1984(15-30). 

TOUCHDOWN PASSES 

GAME - 5 by Brad Roach vs. Albany State, 2007. (66-35); Patrick Dennis vs. 

Livingstone, 2008(49-7). 


CAREER - 74 by Luke Samples, 2001-04. 

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 

SEASON - 64.0% (197-308) by Patrick Dennis, 2010. 

CAREER - 60.6% (388-640) by Patrick Dennis, 2007-10. 

RECEIVING 

RECEPTIONS 

GAME - 13 by Brent Johnson vs. Carson-Newman, 2007. (55-49): by Eric Mormon 

vs. Carson Newman, 2009 (31-41) 

SEASON - 70 by Corey Ready, 2003. 

CAREER - 185 by Nick Means in 49 games, 1999-02. 


RECEIVING 

YARDAGE 

GAME - 247 by Brandon Bunn vs. Wingate, 2010 (35-28). 

SEASON - 1,043 by Corey Ready, 2003 

CAREER - 2,796 by Nick Means in 49 games, 1999-02. 

TOUCHDOWNS 

GAME - 4 by Brandon Bunn at Wingate, 2010 (35-28). 

SEASON - 14 by Ike Hill, 1968. 

CAREER - 30 by Brandon Bunn in 42 games, 2007-10. 

CONSECUTIVE CATCH GAMES - 46 by Cedric Squirewell, 1999-02. 

CONSECUTIVE PASSES CAUGHT - 5 by Tim Setzer vs. Guilford, 1982(11-10); by 

Nick Means vs. Valdosta St., 2002 (7-24). 

ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGE 

GAME - 397 by Ike Hill (0 Run, 177 Rec, 220 Ret) vs. Western Carolina, 1968(24-7). 

SEASON - 1841 by Ike Hill (169 Run, 833 Rec, 839 Ret), 1968. 

CAREER - 5565 by Ike Hill (993 Run, 2089 Rec, 2483 Ret), 1965,67-69. 

LONGEST PLAY - 100 yard kickoff return by LaMarr Landrum vs. Newport News, 

1984(33-9). 

KICKOFF RETURNS 

YARDAGE 

GAME - 304 by LJ McCray vs. Tusculum, 2010 (44-54). 

SEASON - 704 by Allen Simmons, 1975. 

CAREER - 1,890 by Todd Scott, 1986-87,89-90. 

LONGEST RETURN - 100 yards(TD) by LaMarr Landrum vs. Newport News, 

1984(33-9). 

ATTEMPTS 

GAME - 8 by Bill Godsey vs. Appalachian, 1971(21-55). 

SEASON - 32 by Ike Hill, 1968. 

CAREER - 81 by Ike Hill, 1965,67-69. 

TOUCHDOWNS 

GAME - 2 by LJ McCray vsl. Tusculum, 2010. 

SEASON - 2 by Bill Speacht, 1946; by LJ McCray, 2010. 

CAREER - 2 by five players. 

PUNT RETURNS 

YARDAGE 

GAME - 140 by David Campbell vs. Guilford, 1963(52-0). 

SEASON - 407 by David Campbell, 1965. 


LONGEST RETURN - 82 yards(TD) by Chip Lewis vs. Wingate, 1991(46-20); 

82 yards(TD) by Wil Campagna vs. Appalachain St., 1956(14-7). 

ATTEMPTS 

GAME - 7 by Anthony Matthews vs. Mars Hill, 1988(25-17). 

SEASON - 30 by Allen Simmons, 1974. 


LONGEST BLOCKED FG RETURN - 70 yards(TD) by Corry Reese vs. Tusculum, 

1999(36-21). 

PUNTING 

PUNTS 

GAME - 21 by Andrew Appanaitis vs. Carson-Newman, 1932(0-0). 

SEASON - 109 by Andrew Appanaitis, 1932. 

CAREER - 231 by Rob Linder, 1985-88. 

AVERAGE 

GAME - 62.1 by Ron Crouse vs. Guilford, 1962(3-7). 

SEASON - 44.7 by Ron Crouse, 1962. 

CAREER - 41.2 by Ron Crouse, 1960-63. 

LONGEST PUNT - 75 yards by Scott Mustapick vs. Elon, 1977(7-24). 

FIELD GOALS 

GAME - 5 by Tom Sexton vs. Carson-Newman, 1978(36-27). 

SEASON - 18 by Randy Brown, 1988. 

CAREER - 55 by Matt Gross, 1998-2001. 

CONSECUTIVE - 17 by Greg Payne, 1996-97. 

LONGEST FIELD GOAL - 53 yards by Tom Sexton vs. Newberry, 1977(13-10); 

LONGEST FIELD GOAL (W/O TEE) - 52 by Jason Norton vs. Gardner-Webb, 

1994(19-63); Jason Norton vs. Liberty, 1994(12-37). 

SCORING 

POINTS 

GAME - 30 by Red Meehan vs. Western Carolina, 1935(53-6). 

SEASON - 122 by George Bell, 2007. 


POINT RESPONSIBILITY 

GAME - 33 by Bill McDevitt vs. Appalachian, 1968(35-38). 


CAREER - 388 by Mike Warfield, 1987-89,91. 

POINTS BY KICK 

GAME - 18 by Tom Sexton vs. Carson-Newman, 1978(36-27). 

SEASON - 86 by Randy Brown, 1988. 


POINTS AFTER TD KICKED 

GAME - 9 by Randy Brown vs. Guilford, 1987(73-14); Cory Darnell vs. Albany 

State, 2007 (66-35). 

SEASON - 50 by Allan Rohrbaugh, 2004. 


CONSECUTIVE MADE - 53 by Randy Brown, 1987-88. 

INTERCEPTIONS 

GAME - 3 by Harvey Stratton vs. Appalachian, 1953(14-14); Larry Taylor vs. 

Presbyterian, 1966(21-14); Tom Burdette vs. Elon, 1969 (45-21); 

Jay Aldredge vs. Guilford, 1984(19-17); 

Nolan Peterson vs. Carson-Newman, 1996(17-3). 

SEASON - 9 by Harvey Stratton, 1953; Nolan Peterson, 1996. 

CAREER - 20 by Brent Miller, 1977-80; Keith Henry, 1985-88. 

LONGEST RETURN - 96 yards by Harvey Stratton vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1953(13-41). 

FUMBLE RECOVERIES 

GAME - 3 by Bill Griffin vs. Newberry, 1970(41-21). 

SEASON - 6 by Curtis Walker, 1991. 

LONGEST RETURN - 74 yards(TD) by Raymond Danield vs. Guilford, 1987(73- 

14). 

TACKLES 

TOTAL 

GAME - 25 by Curtis Walker vs. Wofford, 1991(16-22). 

SEASON - 134 by John Williams, 1995. 

CAREER - 410 by John Williams, 1992-96 

FOR LOSS 

SEASON - 47 by DeVonte Peterson, 1999. 

CAREER - 103 by Radell Lockhart, 1997-00. 

SACKS 

GAME - 5 by Shawn McBride vs. WV Wesleyan, 1998 (24-21). 

SEASON - 141/2 by DeVonte Peterson, 1999. 

CAREER - 29 by Todd Lipe, 1986-87, 89-90. 

COREY READY 

2002-2005 

All-time reception leader 

TODD LIPE 

1986-87, 89-90 

All-time sack leader 


Catawba Team Records 

Single-Season Highs 

OFFENSE 

Points Scored - 578 in 2007. 

Scoring Avg. - 44.5 in 2007. 

Biggest Victory Margin - 29.8 in 1930. 

Biggest Losing Margin - 27.0 in 1909. 

Most Times Shutout - 6 in 1926. 

Most Consecutive Times Shutout - 4 in 1927. 

(5 over two seasons in 1910-11 & 1927-28). 

Total Yards - 6,213 in 2007. 

Total Offensive Avg. - 477.9 in 2007. 

Rushing Yards - 2931 in 1993. 

Passing Yards - 3,597 in 2007. 

Passes Attempted - 405 in 2007. 

Passes Completed - 243 in 2007. 

DEFENSE 

Most Points Allowed - 481 in 1994. 

Fewest Points Allowed - 0 in 1909. 

Highest Scoring Avg. Against - 43.7 in 1994. 

Most Shutouts - 10 in 1947. 

Most Consecutive Shutouts - 6 in 1930 & 1947. 

Most Yards Allowed - 5254 in 1994. 

Fewest Yards Allowed - 1044 in 1940. 

Highest Defensive Avg. - 477.6 in 1994. 

Lowest Defensive Avg. - 111.1 in 1941. 

Most Rushing Yards Allowed - 3253 in 1994. 

Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed - 587 in 1999. 

Most Passing Yards Allowed - 2537 in 2004. 

Fewest Passing Yards Allowed - 314 in 1960. 

Most Pass Attempts Against - 358 in 2002. 

Fewest Pass Attempts Against - 77 in 1940. 

Most Pass Completions Against - 212 in 2004. 

Fewest Pass Completions Against - 25 in 1940. 

Most Quarterback Sacks - 73 in 1999. 

Most Tackles For Losses - 151 in 1999. 

Most Turnovers Caused - 44 in 1996. 

Most Interceptions - 23 in 1996. 

Most Fumble Recoveries - 21 in 1996. 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Consecutive Games Scoring - 177 from 1994 to present. 

Consecutive Games Scoring by Opponents - 62 during 1973-79. 

Consecutive Shutout Quarters - 27 in 1930-31. 

Regular Season Win Streak - 23 from 1999-2001 

Consecutive Conference Wins - 16 from 1999-2001 

Winning Streak - 12 during 1942-44. 

Losing Streak - 9 in 1982 and 1983. 

Consecutive Home Wins - 21 from 1998-02 

Single-Game Highs 

CATAWBA 

Most First Downs - 33 vs. Western Carolina, 1935; vs. Wingate, 1993. 

Most Points - 83 vs. Newport News, 1962. 

Most Points in Quarter - 42 vs. Guilford, 1987. 

Most Points in Half - 59 vs. Guilford, 1987. 

Most TD’s - 13 vs. Newport News, 1962. 

Most Yards - 675 vs. Newport News, 1986. 

Most Plays - 97 vs. Liberty Baptist, 1981. 

Most Rushing Yards - 632 vs. Newport News, 1986. 

Most Rushing Attempts - 72 vs. Newport News, 1986. 

Most Passing Yards - 397 vs. Elon, 1966. 

Most Pass Attempts - 56 vs. Western Carolina, 1966. 

Most Pass Completions - 34 vs. Western Carolina, 1966. 

Most Punts - 21 vs. Carson-Newman, 1932. 

Highest Punting Avg. - 62.0 vs. Guilford, 1962. 

Most Fumbles - 13 vs. WV Wesleyan, 1978. 

Most Fumbles Lost - 6 vs. Newberry, 1998. 

Most Interceptions - 7 vs. Elon, 1938. 

Most Turnovers - 9 vs. Newberry, 1978. 

Fewest Yards - 23 vs. Elon, 1937. 

Fewest Plays - 22 vs. Oak Ridge, 1926. 

Fewest Rushing Yards - (-46) vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1965. 

Fewest Rushing Attempts - 20 vs. Oak Ridge, 1926. 

OPPONENTS 

Most First Downs - 33 by Presbyterian, 1994. 

Most Points - 75 by Lenoir-Rhyne, 1957. 

Most TD’s - 11 by Lenoir-Rhyne, 1957. 

Most Yards - 683 by Wingate, 1993. 

Most Plays - 106 by West Virginia St., 1988. 

Most Yards Rushing - 518 by Presbyterian, 1994. 

Most Rushing Attempts - 79 by Presbyterian, 1970. 

Most Passing Yards - 510 by Tusculum, 2010. 

Most Pass Attempts - 60 by West Virginia St., 1988. 

Most Pass Completions - 39 by Tusculum, 2004. 

Most Punts - 27 by Carson-Newman, 1932. 

Highest Punting Avg. - 49.2 by N.C. State, 1933. 

Most Fumbles - 9 by Guilford, 1987. 

Most Fumbles Lost - 7 by Guilford, 1987. 

Fewest Yards - 1 by Wofford, 1974. 

Fewest Plays - 28 by High Point, 1946. 

Fewest Rushing Yards - (-73) by WV Wesleyan, 1998. 

Fewest Rushing Attempts - 13 by High Point, 1946. 

Fewest Passing Yards - (-3) by Guilford, 1973. 

Fewest Pass Attempts - 2 by Wofford, 1994. 

COMBINED TEAMS 

Most Points - 116 with Wingate, 1993. 

Most Yards - 1286 with Wingate, 1993. 

Fewest Yards - 89 with Carson-Newman, 1932. 

Most Yards Rushing - 792 with Newport News, 1986. 

Fewest Yards Rusing - 23 with Atlantic Christian, 1948. 

Most Yards Passing - 774 with Tusculum, 2010. 

Fewest Yards Passing - 0 with Guilford, 1941. 

Most Passes Attempted - 98 with Gardner-Webb, 1982. 

Most Pass Completions - 61 with Tusculum, 2004. 

Most First Downs - 60 with Wingate, 1993. 

KEITH HENRY 

1985-88 

Shares all-time lead 

in interceptions 

GREG PAYNE 

1994-97 

NCAA II record 17 

straight field goals 


Catawba Career Leaders 

RUSHING (1,000 Yard Club) 

Name Years Games Att. Yards Avg. TD Game Avg. 

1. Rodney Wallace 2001-04 46 769 3769 4.9 41 81.44 

2. Kory Fisher 2004-07 43 501 2623 5.2 28 61.00 

3. Greg Singleton 1968-71 31 464 2353 5.1 19 75.90 

4. Jamelle Cuthbertson 2005-08 38 338 2230 6.6 22 58.68 

5. Kim Smith 1972-75 30 465 2149 4.6 12 71.63 

6. Ron Adams 1972-75 33 448 2060 4.6 15 62.42 

7. Steve Roeder 1969-72 40 428 2010 4.7 19 50.25 

8. Todd Scott 1986-87, 89-90 44 418 1921 4.6 19 43.66 

9. Ricky White 1976-79 38 434 1919 4.4 12 50.50 

10. Kevin McKenzie 1999-00 24 360 1870 5.2 14 77.92 

11. T.O. Wilson 1992-95 35 326 1619 5.0 17 46.26 

12. Wayne Foster 1975-78 35 333 1588 4.8 17 45.37 

13.Mario Crowe 2002-05 43 306 1561 5.1 18 36.30 

14. Andre Marshall 1991-94 28 250 1504 6.0 9 53.71 

15. Reggie White 1983-86 41 372 1497 4.0 10 36.51 

16. Curtis McKoy 1989-92 37 305 1487 4.9 9 40.19 

17. Jean Worthington 1958-61 37 340 1474 4.3 10 39.84 

18. Ray Littlejohn 1985-87 22 313 1460 4.7 20 66.36 

19. Joe Hilliard 1997-00 44 327 1448 4.4 20 32.91 

20. Tony Georgiana 1940-42, 46 43 * 1443 * 28 33.56 

21. Tim Morgan 1965-68 27 306 1433 4.3 16 53.07 

22. Eric Westbrook 1996-99 43 275 1424 5.2 7 33.12 

23. Steve Jewell 1975-77 20 299 1303 4.4 9 65.15 

24. Larry Brown 1980-82 31 269 1299 4.8 7 41.90 

25. Bryan Applefield 1963-65 19 348 1273 3.7 8 67.00 

26. Bill Speacht 1945-48 42 * 1251 * 13 29.79 

27. Pete Stout 1954-57 37 189 1231 6.5 8 33.27 

28.Jim Parent 1983-86 37 246 1175 4.8 8 31.76 

29. Ike Green 1938-41 40 * 1150 * 15 28.75 

30. Kevin Brown 1994-97 41 387 1126 2.9 6 27.46 

31. Harold Bowen 1944-47 42 * 1077 * 17 25.64 

32. Chip Irby 1978-81 29 231 1060 4.6 2 36.55 

33. Larry Gildersleeve 1955-58 29 244 1048 4.3 7 36.14 

34. Sam Morrow 1957-60 33 215 1033 4.8 8 31.30 

35. Diron Bell 1992-95 37 210 1013 4.8 25 27.38 

* Denotes statistic is not available 

PASSING (2,500 Yard Club) 

Gm. 

Name Years Comp. Att. Yards Pct TD INT Avg. 

1. Luke Samples 2001-04 744 1279 9650 58.2 74 38 209.78 

2. Brad Roach 2004-2007 608 1113 7874 54.6 62 49 221.81 

3. Mike Warfield 1987-89,-91 489 1000 6923 48.9 42 45 173.08 

4. Mitch Ellis 1997-00 373 698 5550 53.4 45 25 135.27 

5. Patrick Dennis 2007-10 388 640 5114 60.6 45 22 150.41 

6. Kevin Brown 1994-97 326 670 4807 48.7 53 38 117.24 

7. Ken Avent 1990-93 401 767 4618 52.3 33 27 124.81 

8. Donnie Davis 1970-73 319 671 4411 47.5 35 34 119.22 

9. John Scott 1963-66 282 535 3780 52.7 27 41 111.18 

10. Harry Monokian 1967-70 300 606 3769 49.5 23 39 94.23 

11. Pat Witheril 1975-76 178 404 2849 44.1 22 29 180.00 

12. John Coatta 1981-82 200 470 2512 42.6 18 35 142.45 

RECEIVING (60 Catch Club) 

Name Years Rcpt. Yards Avg/Catch 

1. Corey Ready 2002-05 190 2380 12.5 

2. Nick Means 1999-02 185 2796 15.1 

3. Ced Squirewell 1999-02 170 2232 13.1 

4. Jeff Park 1990-93 156 1871 12.0 

5. Ike Hill 1965,67-69 151 2089 13.8 

6. Brent Johnson 2004-07 122 1658 13.6 

7. Brandon Bunn 2007-10 120 1827 15.2 

8. Antwan Strong 2005-08 118 1711 14.5 

9. Rod Tenor 2002-05 116 1666 14.4 

10. O.J. Lennon 1998-99, 01-02 112 1603 14.3 

Vince Haydock 1972-75 112 1535 13.7 

12. J.R. Gibson 1994-97 111 1844 16.6 

13. Jim Bucher 1972,74-76 105 2073 19.7 

14. Jeff Taylor 1980-83 99 1583 15.9 

15. Ryan Millwood 1997-00 89 1362 15.3 

16. Gerron Bryant 2008-10 87 1494 17.2 

17. Eric Mormon 2008- 84 988 11.8 

RUSHING YARDAGE BY CLASS 

Name Year Yards 

Freshman Netto Purnsley 1986 1,797 

Sophomore Kory Fisher 2005 1,079 

Junior Andre Marshall 1993 1,000 

Senior Curtis McKoy 1992 1,987 

PUNT RETURNS 

RETURN YARDS No. Yards Avg. 

1. Ike Hill (1965,67-69) 75 883 11.8 

2. David Campbell (1962-65) 33 692 21.0 

3. Allen Simmons (1973-76) 59 569 19.6 

4. Cedric Squirewell (1999-02) 58 466 8.0 

5. Jeff Park (1990-93) 61 452 17.4 


RETURN YARDS No. Yards Avg. TD 

11. Todd Scott (1986-87,89-90) 79 1890 23.9 0 

12. Ike Hill (1965,67-69) 81 1600 21.8 0 

13. Allen Simmons (1973-76) 66 1574 23.8 0 

14. Jean Worthington (1958-61) 54 1223 22.6 0 

5. Corey Ready (2002- 05) 53 1211 22.9 0 

6. O.J. Lennon (1998-99, 01-02) 51 1077 21.1 0 

7. Travis Landrum (2006- ) 46 1,011 21.9 1 

8. Chip Lewis (1990-93) 35 885 25.3 0 

19. Elijah Sharpless (1986-88) 36 865 24.0 1 

10. Bill Godsey (1970-72) 38 802 21.1 1 


TOTAL OFFENSE 

(Rush/Rec./Ret.) 

(Rushing/Passing) 

1. Ike Hill (1965,67-69) 5565 1. Luke Samples (2001-04) 10,383 

2. Todd Scott (1986-87,89-90) 4663 2. Brad Roach (2004-07) 8012 

3. Donnie Davis (1970-73) 4602 3. Mike Warfield (1987-89,91) 7678 

4.Corey Ready (2002-05) 3767 4. Mitch Ellis (1997-00) 5625 

5. Kory Fisher (2004-07) 3235 5. Kevin Brown (1994-97) 5933 

SCORING 

INTERCEPTIONS 

POINTS Points TOTAL NO. 

1. Matt Gross (1998-2001) 311 1. Keith Henry (1985-88) 20 

2. Rodney Wallace (2001-04) 270 Brent Miller (1977-80) 20 

3. Randy Brown (1985-88) 219 3. Harvey Stratton (1950-53) 19 

4. Matt Gross (1998-01) 216 4. Nolan Peterson (1994-97) 17 

5. Ike Hill (1965,67-69) 210 5. Jamel Jackson (2000-03) 16 

PUNTING (Min. 50 Punts) 

PUNTING AVG. No. Yds. Avg. 

1. Ron Crouse (1960-63) 196 8072 41.18 

2. Ken Hartley (1978-79) 127 5125 40.35 

3. Sam Boyd (1964-65) 105 4199 39.99 

4. Jason Norton (1991-94) 129 5100 39.53 

5. David Creech (1972-75) 158 6244 39.52 

IKE HILL 

1965, 67-69 

All-time punt return and 

all-purpose yardage leader. 

LUKE SAMPLES 

2001-04 

All-time passing leader 


Top Seasons 

RUSHING 

YARDS 

ATTEMPTS 

1. Jamelle Cuthbertson (2008) 1141 1. Rodney Wallace (2002) 202 

2. Kory Fisher (2005) 1079 2. Danny Days (1979) 194 

3. Rodney Wallace (2002) 1020 3. Rodney Wallace (2003) 191 

4. Greg Singleton (1969) 1001 4. Steve Jewell (1976) 189 

5. Andre Marshall (1993) 1000 5. Curtis McKoy (1992) 186 

AVG. PER CARRY (Min. 50 Att.) 

PER GAME AVG. 

1. Pete Stout (1957) 8.52 1. Jamelle Cuthbertson (2006) 114.10 

2. Jamelle Cuthbertson (2008) 7.92 2. Greg Singleton (1969) 100.10 

3. Ronnie Arant (1981) 7.27 3. Andre Marshall (1993) 100.00 

4. Roger Johnson (1967) 7.21 4. Curtis McKoy (1992) 98.70 

5. Andre Marshall (1993) 7.14 5. Kory Fisher (2005) 98.09 

TOUCHDOWNS 

1. George Bell (2007) 18 

2. George Zangale (1930) 15 

Red Meehan (1935) 15 

4. Mario Crowe (2004) 14 

5. Bill Greene (1945) 13 

PASSING 

YARDS 

COMPLETIONS 

1. Brad Roach (2007) 3332 1. Brad Roach (2007) 224 

2. Luke Samples (2003) 2785 2. Luke Samples (2003) 211 

3. Luke Samples (2004) 2658 3. Luke Samples (2004) 210 

4. Luke Samples (2002) 2364 4. Brad Roach (2005) 206 

5. Patrick Dennis (2010) 2330 5. Patrick Dennis (2010) 197 

ATTEMPTS 

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (Min 100 Att.) 

1. Brad Roach (2005) 384 1. Patrick Dennis (2010) 63.96% 

2. Brad Roach (2007) 376 2. Luke Samples (2004) 60.69% 

3. Luke Samples (2003) 361 3. Ken Avent (1993) 60.00% 

4. Luke Samples (2004) 346 4. Luke Samples (2001) 59.74% 

5. Brad Roach (2006) 339 5. Brad Roach (2007) 59.58% 

AVERAGE PER GAME 

TOUCHDOWNS 

1. Brad Roach (2007) 256.31 1. Brad Roach (2007) 32 

2. Luke Samples (2003) 253.18 2. Luke Samples (2003) 21 

3. Luke Samples (2004) 241.64 Luke Samples (2004) 21 

4. Patrick Dennis (2010) 233.00 4. Kevin Brown (1996) 18 

5. Brad Roach (2006) 225.00 Patrick Dennis (2010) 18 

RATING (Min. 100 Att.) 

1. Patrick Dennis (2008) 168.36 

2. Brad Roach (2007) 153.36 

3. Luke Samples (2001) 152.23 

4. Mitch Ellis (2000) 146.23 

5. Ken Avent (1993) 139.78 

RECEIVING 

RECEPTIONS 

YARDS 

1. Corey Ready (2003) 70 1. Corey Ready (2003) 1043 

2. Brent Johnson (2007) 60 2. Antwan Strong (2007) 891 

3. Corey Ready (2004) 59 3. Brent Johnson (2007) 858 

4. Ike Hill (1968) 57 4. Ike Hill (1968) 833 

5. Nike Means (2002) 54 5. Rod Tenor (2004) 798 

CATCHES PER GAME 

YARDS PER CATCH (Min. 10 Recept.) 

1. Corey Ready (2003) 6.36 1. Allen Simmons (1976) 27.00 

2. Ike Hill (1968) 5.70 2. Wayne Foster (1977) 23.82 

3. Brent Johnson (2007) 5.46 3. Dave Robbins (1964) 23.43 

4. Corey Ready (2004) 5.36 4. Jeff Cochrane (1996) 22.45 

5. Nick Means (2002) 4.91 5. Bucky Pope (1963) 21.92 

PUNT RETURNS 

RETURN YARDS 

YARDS PER RETURN (Min. 5 Ret.) 

1. David Campbell (1965) 407 1. David Campbell (1965) 21.42 

2. Ike Hill (1967) 323 2. Mark Strickland (1979) 20.50 

3. Allen Simmons (1974) 288 3. David Campbell (1963) 20.00 

4. Allen Simmons (1973) 273 4. David Campbell (1962) 17.78 

5. Ike Hill (1968) 229 5. Drew Buie (1966) 17.22 


RETURN YARDS 

YARDS PER RETURN (Min. 10 Ret.) 

1. Allen Simmons (1975) 704 1. LJ McCray (2010) 32.45 

2. LJ McCray (2010) 649 2. Danny Days (1978) 30.27 

3. Todd Scott (1989) 636 3. Todd Scott (1987) 30.17 

4. Ike Hill (1968) 610 4. Chip Lewis (1991) 29.33 

5. Todd Scott (1987) 543 5. Barry Lutz (1963) 26.50 


TOTAL OFFENSE 

(RUN/REC./RET.) 

(RUSHING/PASSING) 

1. Ike Hill (1969) 1841 1. Brad Roach (2007) 3413 

2. Jean Worthington (1960) 1496 2. Luke Samples (2003) 2994 

3. Todd Scott (1989) 1448 3. Luke Samples (2004) 2818 

4. Ike Hill (1969) 1440 4. Luke Samples (2002) 2540 

5. Andre Marshall (1993) 1433 5. Patrick Dennis (2010) 2326 

SCORING 

PUNTING 

POINTS 

PUNTING AVG. (Min. 20 Punts) 

1. George Bell (2007) 122 1. Ron Crouse (1962) 44.68 

2. Lee Spears (1948) 104 2. Ron Crouse (1963) 42.26 

3. Mario Crowe (2004) 96 3. Sam Boyd (1965) 41.93 

4. Ike Hill (1968) 92 4. Scott Mustapick (1977) 41.75 

5. George Zaenale (1930) 91 5. Ken Hartley (1978) 41.48 

INTERCEPTIONS 

TOTAL 

INT'S PER GAME 

1. Harvey Stratton (1953) 9 1. Harvey Stratton (1953) 0.90 

Nolan Peterson (1996) 9 2. Nolan Peterson (1996) 0.82 

3. Todd Armstrong (1981) 8 3. Todd Armstrong (1981) 0.80 

Brent Miller (1979) 8 4. Jamel Jackson (2002) 0.78 

Nolan Peterson (1997) 8 5. Brent Miller (1979) 0.73 

Nolan Peterson (1997) 0.73 

TACKLES 

TOTAL 

SOLO 

1. John Williams (1995) 134 1. John Williams (1996) 76 

2. Curtis Walker (1991) 132 2. John Williams (1995) 75 

3. Joe Crapster (1984) 130 3. Glenn Deibert (1972) 69 

4. Glenn Deibert (1972) 128 4. Rodney Hope (1998) 66 

5. Keith Henry (1988) 61 

TACKLES FOR LOSS 

SACKS 

1. DeVonte Peterson (1999) 47 1. DeVonte Peterson (1999) 14.5 

2. Radell Lockhart (1999) 42 2. Radell Lockhart (1999) 12 

3. Derrick Montgomery (1999) 34 Khanis Hubbard (2003) 12 

4. David Huey (1999) 26 4. Derrick Montgomery (1999) 11 

Radell Lockhart (2000) 26 5. Ronnie Harrington (1996) 10.5 

YARDS PER GAME 

TOUCHDOWNS 

1. Corey Ready (2003) 94.82 1. Ike Hill (1968) 14 

2. Ike Hill (1968) 83.30 2. Brandon Bunn (2009) 9 

3. Brent Johnson (2007) 78.00 3. Bucky Pope (1963) 9 

4. J.R. Gibson (1997) 73.40 Mike Dickens (1971) 9 

5. Nick Means (2002) 71.36 Brandon Bunn (2010) 9 

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2011 Football Schedule 

DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME 

Sept. 3 at St. Augustine’s Raleigh,NC 1:30 

Sept. 10 at Coastal Carolina Conway,SC 6:00 

SEPT. 17 NEWBERRY* SALISBURY 7:00 

Sept. 24 at Tusculum* Greeneville,TN 2:00 

OCT. 1 UNC PEMBROKE SALISBURY 7:00 

Oct. 8 at Carson-Newman* Jefferson City,TN 1:00 

OCT. 15 MARS HILL* SALISBURY 1:30 

OCT. 22 WINGATE* (FW/HC) SALISBURY 1:30 

Oct. 29 at North Greenville Tigerville,SC 3:30 

Nov. 5 at Brevard* Brevard,NC 2:00 

NOV. 12 LENOIR-RHYNE* SALISBURY 1:30 

BOLD CAPS DENOTE HOME GAMES 

* Denotes South Atlantic Conference games 

(FW) Denotes Family Weekend 

(HC) Denotes Homecoming Weekend

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