1998 Volume 121 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

FGs (three versus Georgia) in 16 tries.
A Burger King Football Scholarship
Award winner, Dave was on the GTE
District III Academic All-American
team.
Defensive end Ross McAllister saw
action for the 10-1 North Carolina
Gator Bowl squad.
Gaining All-Big 12 honorable mention
for Kansas was Justin Glasgow
(four starts at OT and seven at OG).
Starting six games at QB for the
Jayhawks was Zac Wegner, who hit 66
of 144 for 970 yards and four TDs. Bob
Schmidt was second team C for Kansas.
Contributing to the 6-5 SMU season
were FB Jeff Pennington, who started
10 games, and DB Chad Kollar '98 (six
starts, 48 tackles).
Numerous Phi standouts sparked 6-
4 Butler. On the All-Pioneer Football
League first team was LB Kevin Ward
'99, who led with 161 tackles. Named
All-PFL second team was LB Nick
Winings '98 (130 stops), LB Doug
Miller '98 (57 tackles) and DE Randy
Renschen '98 (53 tackles). Also starting
was OG David Kremer '99 while WR
Bart Beatty '98 had 14 receptions for
204 yards.
Sixteen Phis
were on the
Davidson team.
QB Tommy Dugan
'98 hit 101 of 206
for 1,382 yards, 8
scores while rushing
for 391 yards,
5 TDs. Joining him
on offense were
Dugan
kicker Brian Langley (46 points), TE
Wes Jones (19 catches for 234 yards),
RB Bryan Kern and center Daniel
Cowan. Solid defenders were LB Chris
Hess (62 stops), DT Marcus Williams
(32 tackles) and DB Richard Hale (21
tackles).
Ten Phi Delts were consistent starters
for Valparaiso. Leadmg the offense
were two All-PFL second team picks,
FB Bob Cracknell (641 rushing yards in
141 tries) and center Eric Rodbro. QB
Paul Van Dam hit 111 of 251 for 1,165
yards, 8 TDs and ran for 244 yards, 4
TDs. WR Eric Zodrow led with 31
catches for 350 yards while TE Matt
Steinfeldt caught 14 for 185 yards.
Mike Meeks started at OG.
DT Ray Cirks (41 tackles, 3 sacks)
of Valparaiso was on the All-PFL second
team. Other top defenders for the
Crusaders were LB Chris Stewart (64
tackles, 9 for losses); DE Jon Wrench
(40 tackles, 4 sacks); and DE Franco
Francese (37 stops). Kicker Eric
Strasser led the team with 40 points (5
FGs and 25 extra points).
Seeing duty for Southeast Missouri
State were LB Steve Ledbetter,
(30 tackles), deep snapper Dan
Stubinski, kickoff specialist Nick
Reggio and TE John Borne. Doug
Healy, '99, was a good backup TE for
8-3 Drake.
Fullback Brad Olsen led a group of
19 Phi Delt players at Lawrence. A
Division III All-American first teamer,
he ranked eighth with 149.9 yards per
game (1,349 yards, 16 TDs on 221 carries),
and was Midwest Conference
North Division Most Valuable Offensive
Player. Brad finished with 5,325
career rushing yards. Blocking for
him were All-MWC first teamers Joel
Bogenschuetz and Mark Smrecek plus
second team pick Rob Dummert.
The Lawrence defense was led by
two All-MWC second teamers: DB J.J.
Hanson (65 tackles, 4 interceptions)
and DE Brian Schreiber (47 tackles).
Other stars were DB Rob Kreil (75
tackles, 4 interceptions); LB Rob Geek
(70 stops); DT Josh Cudacoff (50 tackles);
co-captain/LB Scott Walworth
(46 tackles); DB Ethan Lamont (44
tackles); DB Chris Leatherbury (41
tackles); DT John Hedrick (37 tackles);
and AFCA Good Works Team DB
Eric Benedict (26 stops).
Leading the 10-1 Hanover playoff
team was Division III All-American
first team LB Kevin O'Donohue '98,
the ICAC Defensive Player of the Year.
He led with 83 tackles, including nine
for losses, deflected seven passes and
forced five fumbles. Also key players
on defense were DB Andy Southworth
(27 tackles, three interceptions) and
DT Simon Lee (24 tackles).
Pacing Hanover's offense was All-
ICAC WR Tarrik Wilson (71 catches for
903 yards, 8 TDs, 18 punt returns for a
7.7 average). Also playing well were AU-
ICAC honorable mention OT Scott
Goodhart, OT Kevin Hospelhorn and
WR Brian Arthur (12 catches for 133
yards, 11 kickoff returns for a 20.8 average).
The top defender for 6-5 Wabash
was DE Chet Craft (56 tackles, team
high 13.5 sacks), a Division III Ail-
American second teamer. DB Kyle Case
was ICAC Freshman of the Year with a
team best 7 interceptions and 37 tackles.
Other stars were co-captain/DT
Jake Gilbert, (47 stops), LB Keenan
Blanchford, (39 tackles) and DB Chet
Casper, (34 stops). Regulars on offense
were co-captain/WR Pete Logan (16
catches for 254 yards) and TE Mike
Segura.
Westminster QB Justin Peery,
threw for a Division III record 497
yards in the second half of a 66-58 win
over Bethel. His 539 total yards (519
passing, 20 rushing) was a Division III
1997 high, and he ranked 18* with
277.0 total offense yards per game. In
leading the Blue Jays to a 6-4 season,
Justin hit 224 of 375 for 2,825 yards
and 26 scores. Teammate Chris Garrett
was an OT starter.
Fourteen Brothers helped lead Centre
to a 6-3 mark. Punter Jeff Floyd was
on the Division III All-American third
team, averaging 42.8 on 48 boots (best
of 77 yards). As QB, he was All-SCAC
first team after hitting 97 of 213 for
1,541 yards and running for 316 yards,
8 TDs. All-SCAC first team TE Bryce
Calvert caught 23 balls for 432 yards
(including a record 161 yards versus
Rhodes). Tackle Steve Cobb and OT/
OG Nate Fisher also were starters.
On the All-SCAC defensive first team
for Centre was LB Mike Mason, who
had 43 stops and six sacks. Linebacker
Matt Hummel (44 tackles) was a Burger
King Scholar-Athlete and received All-
SCAC honorable mention. Also playing
well were DT Chris Kuhnhein (37 tackles,
5 sacks) and DB Andrew Habeeb
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