2005 - Thiel College Athletics

Welcome to the 2005 Tomcat Football Season 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

2 __________________________Alumni Stadium at Stoeber Field 

3 ____________________________Thiel College Football History 

4 ________________________________Administrative Personnel 

5 ______________________________________Athletic Personnel 

6 ______________________________Head Coach Jack Leipheimer 

7, 8 ____________________________________Assistant Coaches 

9, 10 ________________________________2005 Season Preview 

11 ______________2005 Pre-season Numerical Roster (Returners) 

12 ______________________________2005 Incoming Freshmen 

13-20 ____________________________Returning Letter Winners 

21-23 __________________________________Returning Veterans 

24-27 ______________________________Opponent Information 

28, 29______________________________2004 Results & Statistics 

30-34 ____________________________________2004 Box Scores 

35______________________________________2004 Superlatives 

36 ________________________________2004 Honors & Awards 

37 __________________________Presidents’ Athletic Conference 

38-41 ________________________________Tomcat Record Book 

42-45 ________________________________Year-by-Year Records 

46 ________________________Thiel College Athletic Hall of Fame 

2005 Thiel College Football Schedule 

Sept. 10 OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 1:30 p.m. 

Sept. 17 at Bluffton University 1:30 p.m. 

Sept. 24 BETHANY COLLEGE* 1:30 p.m. 

Oct. 1 at Wash. & Jeff. College* 2 p.m. 

Oct. 8 GROVE CITY COLLEGE* (HC) 1:30 p.m. 

Oct. 15 at Waynesburg College* 1:30 p.m. 

Oct. 22 at Westminster College* 1:30 p.m. 

Oct. 29 THOMAS MORE COLLEGE* (FAW) 1:30 p.m. 

Nov. 5 BUFFALO STATE COLLEGE (SPRD) 1 p.m. 

Nov. 12 at Carnegie Mellon University 1 p.m. 

- Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) contest 

All CAPITALS indicate home contest 

HC - Homecoming 2005 

FAW - Football Alumni Weekend 

SPRD - Senior Parent Recognition Day 

MEDIA INFORMATION The Thiel College sports information office provides complete 

information and media services for the institution's 21 intercollegiate sports. 

The office is responsible for all public and media relations pertaining to athletics, 

athletic department publications, the athletic department's Internet web site, statistical 

and historical record keeping for all sports and other promotional activities 

regarding the athletic department. 

The sports information office is located in the Rissell-Beeghly Gymnasia. 

MEDIA CREDENTIALS Media credentials are available through the sports information 

office by contacting Kevin Fenstermacher by phone at 724.589.2187 or by e- 

mail at kfenstermacher@thiel.edu. Credentials can be picked up at the sports 

information office until the Friday before the game and at the ticket window of 

Alumni Stadium the day of the game. 

PARKING Parking for the media is available in the lot behind the Rissell-Beeghly 

Gymnasia. You must contact Kevin Fenstermacher by 12 p.m. on Thursday to 

reserve a parking pass for that lot. 

INTERVIEWS All interviews with college coaches, student-athletes and staff members 

must be arranged through the sports information office. After games, matches 

and other athletic events, locker rooms are generally closed to members of the 

media. Player and coach interviews, however, may be conducted outside locker 

room entrances or on the playing surface 

after a minimal, 10-minute cooling off 

period for participants (per NCAA regulations). 

The visiting teams will determine 

their locker room policies. 

STATISTICS Statistics will be available in 

the press box at halftime. After the 

game, complete play-by-play and statistical 

summaries will be made available in 

the press box. Please allow 20 minutes 

following the end of the game for statistics 

to be completed. Prior to the game 

all statistical information may be found 

on the Thiel athletic website at 

www.thiel.edu/athletics. 

2005 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL 

GAME DAY INFORMATION Rosters, 

depth charts and game notes will be 

available online and will also be provided 

in the press box prior to the game. 

PRACTICES Practices are generally open 

to members of the media. Prior notice of 

attendance is appreciated. 

2005 Tomcat Football 

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Alumni Stadium at Stoeber Field 


Aptly named Alumni Stadium at Stoeber Field for the outpouring of financial support 

from Thiel alumni, the facility – which opened with the Tomcats’ first game of the 2001 

season against Capital University – was officially dedicated during Homecoming weekend 

on Saturday, Sept. 29, 2001. Alumni Stadium envelops Stoeber Field, named after 

legendary Thiel coach Jack Stoeber. 

The FieldTurf synthetic grass, which is 2-1/2 inches long, is embedded in a sand and 

crumbled rubber mixture and placed over graded stone. Similar to turf at facilities such 

as Tropicana Field in Saint Petersburg, Florida and the University of Nebraska, the new 

turf technology sets Thiel apart from others in Division III and many in the Presidents’ 

Athletic Conference. 

Some highlights of Alumni Stadium at Stoeber Field are the red brick entrance and 

ticket booth area, wrought iron fencing surrounding the stadium, a hospitality center 

which houses a memorabilia shop, a concession stand and seating for 1,400. 

“The installation of Field Turf at Alumni Stadium was a great decision by Dr. Lance 

Masters and the administration. Not only is it a great surface for 

football and soccer, but it has enabled the school to expand the 

intramural programs - it is truly a multifunctional facility,” states 

Tomcat head football coach Jack Leipheimer. 

The stadium is also the home for the Victory Bell, which was 

originally part of Ridgeway Hall, a farmhouse that was bought by 

the college in 1876 and enlarged in 1881 to be used for the dining 

hall. The bell was used to call students to meals and later to 

announce athletic victories. After Ridgeway Hall was razed in 1955, 

the bell was placed on its own stand near where it had been as part 

of Ridgeway Hall until the mid-1970s, when it was moved to the 

Passavant Center, where it was used to call students to worship. 

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Tomcat Football History 

A Brief History of Thiel College Football 

1892 

Thiel College participates in its first intercollegiate 

football game by taking on Grove 

City College on Thanksgiving Day. Thiel 

loses the game 48-0. 

1893 

Thiel, known then as the "Huskies,” picks 

up its first-ever intercollegiate win with a 6-0 

victory over Allegheny College. The Huskies 

have a Thanksgiving Day rematch with 

Grove City, but unfortunately lose to their 

Mercer County rival 28-0. 

1932 

John B. Stoeber takes over the head coaching 

reins of the Tomcats. Although Thiel 

ends the season 3-6 in his first year, Stoeber 

remains the head coach until 1955, compiling 

a Thiel-record 75 wins in his 19 seasons. 

1941 

The Tomcats post their first undefeated season 

in school history with a 7-0 record. Thiel 

dominates their opponents by posting six 

shutouts and allowing only seven points the 

entire season. 

Thiel College, initially focused on ministry for the Evangelical Lutheran 

Church in America, was founded as Thiel Hall in Monaca, Pa., in 1866 and 

chartered by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 1870. In 1871 the college 

moved to Greenville where it has remained ever since. The first football 

game was played against Grove City College in 1892. 

The years from 1902-1910 are referred to in Thiel College history as the 

“Football Manifesto”. There are some differing accounts as to why Thiel 

stopped playing football for this eight year period - but the most accurate 

history is probably found in The History of Thiel College, 1866-1974. 

Reportedly, a faculty manifesto was passed declaring football “too violent” – 

causing the students to refer to these years as the Football Manifesto. The 

faculty relented in 1910 after eight years of student protest and in 1911 Thiel 

fielded a football team for two games, one versus Grove City College and one 

versus Edinboro College (now Edinboro University). The second period of 

time when Thiel did not have a football team was from 1942-1945, during the 

United State’s participation in World War II. 

In the 100 seasons of Thiel’s football history, many important events and 

firsts have occurred. For example, the first football game designated a 

“Homecoming game” was in 1915 on Thanksgiving weekend versus Hiram 

College. The Tomcats prevailed 28-13 and afterwards a banquet was held 

with entertainment by the college orchestra. Other milestones include: the 

first Thiel win: 1893 vs. Allegheny, 4-0; the 100th Thiel win: 1936 vs. 

Allegheny, 6-0; and the 300th Thiel win: 2001 vs. Grove City, 40-27. 

The most celebrated individual in Thiel’s football history is without a 

doubt Coach Jack Stoeber. Coach Stoeber served as Head Football Coach 

from 1932-1941 and again from 1946-1954. He amassed 75 wins in that time 

and went on to win the Dapper Dan award for outstanding contributions to 

athletics in Western Pennsylvania, the Greenville Man of the Year award, the 

National Recreation Association award for distinguished service in community 

recreation and numerous coach of the year awards. Coach Stoeber’s 

career at Thiel also included stints as professor of German, head men’s basketball 

coach, dean of men and director of athletics. 

The remarkable history of excellence and achievement is remembered as 

the building blocks for today’s Thiel football players. Except for the two 

periods without football teams during Thiel’s history, varsity football has 

been played every year since 1892, and this year marks the celebration of the 

101st season of Thiel football. 

1894 

Thiel has its first winning season under 

Coach Hildum. The Huskies win four and 

lose three, including an 86-0 thrashing of 

Fredonia Institute. The 86 points are still an 

all-time Thiel record. 

1898 

Led by player-coach J. Miller Hilbish, the 

Huskies set a record for wins in a season 

with five. Hilbish teaches the players to 

know their positions, run interference and 

use trick plays against more talented teams. 

1899 

The Huskies are refit with moleskin cloth 

suits and other articles by businessmen of 

Greenville. Thiel also joins the 

Intercollegiate Athletic League (IAL), along 

with Westminster College, Geneva College 

and Allegheny. Thiel finished third in the IAL 

that year. 

1902 

On Sept. 23, the Thiel faculty issues its 

Football Manifesto, which prohibits the playing 

of football at Thiel. In reply, some students 

gather on a roof and sing, "In Heaven 

above where all is love/There will be no faculty 

there." 

1911 

The Football Manifesto is lifted and football 

resumes at Thiel. Led by co-coaches Nathan 

Harter (for whom Harter Hall is named) and 

Asher F. Shupp, the Huskies finish the season 

1-1. A loss to Grove City and a win 

against Edinboro highlights the second 

coming of the "first season of Thiel 

Football." 

1916 

Loyal Thiel students walk a 55-mile distance 

to Beaver Falls to see Thiel play Geneva to a 

0-0 tie. The students travel as far as Ellwood 

City on Friday and finish their journey 

Saturday morning. 

1918 

The Thiel football team, led by Coach 

Herbert "Hub" Lynch, plays only one game, 

a 27-0 loss to Grove City, before dropping 

the rest of the schedule due to World War I. 

1924 

Head Coach Tommy Holleran takes the 

Huskies to Pittsburgh to face Carnegie Tech. 

Thiel is defeated 22-0, but puts up such a 

fight that Wally Steffen, head coach of 

Carnegie Tech, says that the team "played 

like Wildcats." This leads Melvin A. Blair, 

sports editor of the Greenville Record- 

Argus, to report that "they played like Tom's 

Cats." The name sticks and the athletic 

teams at Thiel are known as the Tomcats 

from then on. 

1942-45 

Football is halted for the duration of World 

War II. It is the first gridiron stoppage at 

Thiel since 1918. 

1946 

The Tomcats pick up where they left off in 

1941 by posting their second-straight 7-0 

season. Although the Tomcats allow more 

than seven points, they still record three 

shutouts, including a 2-0 win over Slippery 

Rock State College. 

1950 

Thiel rolls to their third and last perfect season 

in school history to date. The Tomcats 

finish at 7-0 with five shutouts while outscoring 

their opponents 206-13. During the season 

they set the modern single game scoring 

record with 61 points against Lycoming 

College. 

1955 

Joe DiFebo, captain of Stoeber's 1941 team, 

takes over as Thiel's new head coach. 

DiFebo carries on the winning tradition with 

a 6-1 record. 

1958 

Thiel joins the Presidents' Athletic 

Conference in the fall of 1958, along with 

Allegheny, Washington & Jefferson College 

and Bethany College. 

1967 

The Tomcats win their first PAC title with a 

perfect 6-0 conference mark under secondyear 

head coach Jim McCullough. 

1972 

McCullough leads the Tomcats to their only 

other PAC football title with a 6-1 conference 

record. 

1981 

In their win against Case Western Reserve 

University on Sept. 26, the Tomcats set PAC 

records with 451 yards of rushing and 676 

yards of total offense. 

1991 

First-year head coach Charlie Giangrosso 

leads the Tomcats to their first winning season 

since 1979 with a 5-4 record. 

1999 

The Tomcat football team makes its first 

international appearance, traveling to 

Munich, Germany. Thiel returns to the U.S. 

victorious over the Landsbert Express semipro 

team. 

2004 

The Tomcats travel to Canada and defeat the 

University of Toronto at Lamport Stadium. 

The team finished with a 7-3 overall record 

and second in the PACwith a 4-1 mark. The 

Tomcat's last seven-win season was in 1972 

(7-2) as Thiel recorded its second and most 

recent PAC championship. 



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Administrative Personnel 


Lance A. Masters, Ph.D., C.M.E. 

President and CEO 

Dr. Lance Masters began his services as 17th president of Thiel College in January 1999. Upon his arrival, he was charged with taking the 

college to new levels – and into the 21st century. In just six years, enrollment has increased dramatically, from 825 to 1250 , with the Fall '05 

the largest in the history of the college . Under Dr. Masters’ leadership, the college has invested more than $20 million in campus improvements 

and additions, including adding apartments and theme houses, replacing all of the furnishings in the Academic Center, Science Hall, 

and all residences, first wiring the campus for the Internet and cable TV and now putting a new notebook computer in the hands of every 

student, building and outfitting the Paul Bush Fitness Center, Alumni Stadium, and now constructing Thiel’s first free-standing place of worship, 

the David Johnson Memorial Chapel. In 2002 Dr. Masters, in conjunction with the Board of Trustees and the campus community, 

launched a long-range strategic planning process to ensure the continued and future success of Thiel College. 

He previously served as a tenured professor and chair in the department of marketing and entrepreneurship at California State University, 

Hayward, and associate dean, professor, associate professor and assistant professor at the School of Business and Public Administration, 

California State University, San Bernardino. Dr. Masters also taught at the University of California Riverside and the Claremont Graduate 

University. He has traveled extensively as a visiting professor at the Academy of National Economy under the Government of the Russian 

Federation in Moscow, Russia; The United Institute of International Education, Hong Kong; and the University of Otago, Dunedin, New 

Zealand. 

Dr. Masters also has extensive experience in business and enterprise, including more than twenty years of combined service as a partner in 

an international management consulting and training firm in the Silicon Valley, corporate director of marketing for a major food processing 

company, corporate economist and marketing planning manager for a motor vehicle manufacturer, and regional controller for a transportation 

services firm. He has also extensive experience in corporate governance through service on several boards of directors of both profit 

and not-for-profit organizations, including three separate secretariats. 

Dr. Masters earned his Ph.D. in executive management and the MA in management from the Peter F. Drucker Graduate Management School 

of The Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, California; a MBA in marketing and finance from California State University San Bernardino, 

and his BA (honors) in economics from University of California, Riverside. He earned a CME (certified marketing executive) title from The 

Accreditation Institute of Sales and Marketing Executives International, Atlanta, Georgia, and the University of Memphis. 

Dr. Masters is a member of three national honor societies: Beta Gamma Sigma, Mu Kappa Tau and Alpha Mu Alpha. He is also a member 

of several operative and honorary Masonic bodies, including York Rite, 33rd degree Scottish Rite, DeMolay Legion of Honor, various research 

lodges and he is a Shriner. He enjoys reading, fine cooking, entertaining and live music of all kinds. 

He is married to Dr. Brenda J. Ponsford, Professor and Chair of Marketing at Clarion University of Pennsylvania. He has two sons, George 

and Chase Masters, and two grandchildren, Evelyn and Logan Masters of Irvine, California. Dr. Masters, his wife, and first grader son, Chase, 

reside in Greenville, Pennsylvania, and are members of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. 

Thiel College Presidential Cabinet 

Don Achenbach 

Associate Vice President 

for Facilities, Planning 

and Analysis 

The Rev. Dr. 

Paul A. Baglyos 

Campus Pastor 

William J. Beil 

Vice President for Auxiliary 

Enterprises and Chief 

Technology Officer 

Roseanne Gill-Jacobson 

Vice President for Student 

Success and Engagement, 

Chief Student Services Officer 

and Dean of Students 

David Grober 

Vice President for 

College Advancement 

Scott Hartle 

Vice President for Finance 

and Chief Financial Officer 

Steve Schwartz 

Executive Associate to 

the President 

Dr. Jeffrey Welsh 

Vice President for 

Academic Affairs and 

Dean of the College 


Tomcat Athletic Personnel 

Athletic Director: Joe Schaly 

Assistant Athletic Director: Jack Leipheimer 

Assistant Athletic Director/Sports Info. Director: Kevin Fenstermacher 

Head Athletic Trainer: Darren Kaus 

Assistant Athletic Trainer: Luis DeJesus 

Intramurals Director: John Marzka 

Intramurals Director: Joe Rossi 

Brandon Cooper 

Head Men’s and Women’s 

Cross Country Coach 

Luis DeJesus 

Assistant Athletic Trainer 

Scott Hartle 

Head Men’s Golf Coach 

Kevin Fenstermacher 

Assistant Athletic Director 

Sports Info. Director 

Facilities Manager: Kurt Reiser 

WOMEN'S SPORTS 

Head Basketball Coach/Head Golf Coach: Artina Trader 

Assistant Basketball Coach: Jennifer Morgan 

Darren Kaus 

Head Athletic Trainer 

Kurt Reiser 

Facilities Supervisor 

Assistant Football Coach 

Jack Leipheimer 

Assistant Athletic Director 

Head Football Coach 

Amy Schafer 

Head Softball Coach 

Head Volleyball Coach 

John Marzka 

Intramurals Supervisor 

Assistant Football Coach 

Joe Schaly 

Athletic Director 

Gameday Administrator 

Head Baseball Coach 

Clyde Morgan 

Head Men’s and Women’s 

Indoor and Outdoor 

Track and Field Coach 

Mike Snell 

Head Men’s Basketball Coach 

Head Men’s Tennis Coach 

Assistant Basketball Coach: Andre Smith 

Head Cross Country Coach/Assistant Track & Field Coach: Brandon Cooper 

Head Soccer Coach: Kevin Wilhelm 

Head Softball Coach/Head Volleyball Coach: Amy Schafer 

Assistant Softball/Volleyball Coach: Jess Peterson 

Head Tennis Coach: Craig Thurber 

Head Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field Coach: Clyde Morgan 

Assistant Track & Field Coach: Barbara Blue 

Assistant Track & Field Coach: Marty Yanigloss 

Head Cheerleading and Dance Coach: Lynsey Rossi 

Assistant Cheerleading Coach: Tom Clopp 

Assistant Dance Coach: Becky Stein 

MEN"S SPORTS 

Head Baseball Coach: Joe Schaly 

Assistant Baseball Coach: Evan Agona 

Head Basketball Coach/Head Tennis Coach: Mike Snell 

Head Cross Country Coach/Assistant Track & Field Coach: Brandon Cooper 

Head Football Coach: Jack Leipheimer 

Intern Assistant Football Coach: Dante Darby 

Intern Assistant Football Coach: John Harakal 

Associate Head Football Coach: John Marzka 

Intern Assistant Football Coach: Seth Myers 

Assistant Football Coach: Kurt Reiser 

Assistant Football Coach: Joe Rossi 

Intern Assistant Football Coach: Michael Winslow 

Head Golf Coach: H. Scott Hartle 

Head Soccer Coach: Kevin Wilhelm 

Head Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field Coach: Clyde Morgan 

Assistant Track & Field Coach: Barbara Blue 

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Assistant Track & Field Coach: Marty Yanigloss 

Craig Thurber 

Head Wrestling Coach 

Head Women’s Tennis Coach 

Artina Trader 

Head Women’s 

Basketball Coach 

Head Women’s Golf Coach 

Kevin Wilhelm 

Head Men’s & Women’s 

Soccer Coach 

Lynsey Wilkins 

Head Cheerleading 

and Dance Coach 

Head Wrestling Coach: Craig Thurber 

Assistant Wrestling Coach: Jeff Linn 

Head Cheerleading and Dance Coach: Lynsey Rossi 

Assistant Cheerleading Coach: Tom Clopp 

Assistant Dance Coach: Becky Stein 


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Head Coach Jack Leipheimer 


Entering his fifth season as the Tomcat's head coach, 

Jack Leipheimer has returned Thiel College football 

back to success after posting a 7-3 overall record, a 

4-1 conference record and second-place finish in the 

Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) in the 2004 

season. 

Leipheimer has led the resurgence through a solid 

recruiting effort and strong emphasis on academics. 

30 players attained at least a 3.0 GPA in the fall of 

2004 and 24 players achieved a 3.0 or higher GPA in 

the spring of 2005. 

Over the past four years the Tomcats have had 60 

players named to the all-PAC teams, five players 

earn all-Region recognition, three players named all- 

Americans and three players receive Academic all-America honors. In addition, 14 

players have earned PAC Player of the Week honors and the team has tied or set 32 

school records. 

A 1974 Thiel graduate, Leipheimer was a four year letter winner and three year 

starter at tight end, earning all-PAC accolades in 1973. He was a member of the 

1972 squad that registered the college’s second and most recent PAC title with a 6- 

1 conference mark. He was also a three year letter winner with the Tomcat baseball 

squad, playing both catcher and first base. 

Leipheimer enters his 31st year of coaching and his 22nd on the collegiate level. 

Before arriving at Thiel he served as an assistant coach at Allegheny College for 17 

years, with the last 12 seasons as the defensive coordinator. He began his coaching 

career in 1975 as the offensive coordinator at the Bullis School, Potomac, Md. He 

then served as the defensive coordinator at Trinity High School, Garfield Heights, 

Ohio, from 1976-1978, and as head coach of the former Kennedy Christian High 

School, now Kennedy Catholic, Hermitage, Pa., from 1979-1984. 

During his 12 seasons as Allegheny’s defensive play-caller (1989-2000), the Gators 

tallied an impressive overall record of 106-23-1, including 22 shutouts. 

Leipheimer’s defensive schemes helped the Gators win six North Coast Athletic 

Conference (NCAC) Championships and 

one NCAA Division III National 

Championship in 1990. 

At Allegheny Leipheimer coached 70 All- 

North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) 

defensive players, 43 of whom were named 

to the first team and 22 defensive All- 

Americans. 

Jack and his wife, Patti, reside in Greenville. 

They have two daughters: Shanna Bossler, a 

2002 Thiel graduate, and Krista, a 2005 graduate 

of the University of Pittsburgh. 

The Leipheimer File 

Personal 

Who: 

John A. “Jack” Leipheimer 

Born: 

January 30, 1953 

Residence: 

Greenville, Pa. 

Wife: 

Patti 

Daughters: 

Shanna and Krista 

Alma Mater/Year: 

Thiel College ’74 

Degree: 

BA, History 

High School: 

Hickory High School, Sharon, Pa. 

Coaching Experience 

– THIEL COLLEGE 

Head Coach (2001-) 

-ALLEGHENY COLLEGE 

Secondary Coach & Defensive 

Coordinator (1984-2000) 

–KENNEDY CHRISTIAN (PA) HIGH 

Head Coach (1979-83) 

–TRINITY (OH) HIGH 

Defensive Coordinator (1976-78) 

–BULLIS SCHOOL (MD) 

Offensive Coordinator (1975-76) 

Career as a Head Coach 

Years: 4 

Games: 40 

Overall record: 15-25 (.375) 

PAC record: 8-11 (.421) 


Frank Amato 

Secondary 

Assistant Coaches 

Frank Amato enters his 12th season as a Tomcat assistant and will work with the secondary. A former head coach at 

Reynolds High School, Amato amassed a record of 156-58-9 (.700) during his 23-year tenure. He is a 1960 graduate of Purdue 

University and played defensive back for the Boilermakers from his sophomore through senior years. In 1974 he earned a 

master’s degree from Edinboro University. Amato and his wife, Patti, have six grown children. He is currently employed by 

Keystone Adolescent Center. 

Bill Brest 

Assistant Offensive Coordinator 

Running Backs 

With 20 years of coaching experience, Bill Brest enters his eighth season with the Tomcat football program. Brest is 

responsible for coaching the running backs in 2005. Brest, a 1989 Slippery Rock University graduate, went on to earn a master’s 

degree from his alma mater in 1996. He coached at both Mercer High School and Slippery Rock High School, and from 

1989-1997, was an assistant football coach at Hickory High School. While at Hickory he served as offensive coordinator as 

well as both the offensive and defensive line coach. In 1989 Brest was part of the staff that led the team to a PIAA State 

Championship. He also served as Hickory’s head track and field coach for five years. Brest and his wife, Diane, have three 

children: Carly, Kendall, and Anthony. 

Dante Darby 

Intern Assistant Coach 

Outside Linebackers 

Junior Varsity Assistant 

Dante Darby begins his first season on the Tomcat coaching staff and will work with the outside linebackers and defensive 

ends. Darby is a 2003 Thiel graduate and was a four-year starter and four-time all-Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) 

selection as a linebacker. In 1999 he was selected to the Lutheran Brotherhood all-American team. Darby is currently second 

on the all-time tackles chart with 322, second in career tackles for loss (42.5) and currently holds the single season tackles 

for loss mark with 17. 

Darby serves as a Multicultural Affairs Advisor on campus. 

John Harakal 


Defensive Line 

Junior Varsity Defensive Coordinator 

John Harakal begins his fourth season as a member of the Tomcat coaching staff and is responsible for the defensive line. 

He will also serve as defensive coordinator for the junior varsity team. A 2002 Thiel graduate and four-year letter winner as 

a fullback with the Tomcats, Harakal serves as a building manager of college housing. 

John Marzka 

Associate Head Coach 

Offensive Coordinator 

Quarterbacks 


John Marzka begins his fifth season on the Tomcat coaching staff as the associate head coach, offensive coordinator and 

quarterbacks coach. Marzka, a 1991 Allegheny graduate, began his coaching career at his alma mater, serving as the offensive 

line coach from 1992-1997 and an assistant coach and then offensive coordinator for his final two seasons with the 

Gators. During that time the Gators compiled a record of 55-9, won four NCAC Championships, and made four NCAA playoff 

appearances. He then moved on to Division I-AA Fordham University to serve as the offensive coordinator in 1998. As a 

three-year letter winner with the Gators, Marzka was a two-time all-NCAC first team selection and was twice named an all- 

American as an offensive center. He also co-captained the Gators’ 1990 Division III National Championship team. Marzka and his wife, Diane, reside 

in Greenville and have one son, Riley John. 


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Assistant Coaches 

Seth Myers 


Video Coordinator 

Seth Myers begins his first season as a member of the Tomcat football staff. Myers will be responsible for all aspects of 

video coordination for the football team, which includes filming practice and games, video cut-ups, highlight tapes, video 

copies and handling exchanges. Myers, a three-year starter at linebacker at Muhlenberg College, graduated in 1999 

with a bachelor of arts degree in art. During the spring semester of 1998 Myers attended Goldsmiths College of the 

University of London. After Muhlenberg he went on to earn his masters degree in fine arts from the San Francisco Art 

Institute in new genres (digital video and photography) in 2003. For the past two years Seth has run his own production 

studio in San Francisco, working on various projects that include experimental documentary filmmaking, authoring DVD's, 

and tutoring students in popular editing software applications. His work has given him the opportunity to travel extensively, including trips to 

Cuba, Thailand, Vietnam, Nepal, India, Indonesia and Germany. 


Kurt Reiser 

Offensive Line 

Strength & Conditioning Coordinator 

Kurt Reiser begins his fifth season as a member of the Tomcat coaching staff. Responsible for the offensive line, he also 

serves as the team’s strength and conditioning coordinator as well as the director of the Paul Bush ’66 Memorial Fitness 

Center on campus. Prior to arriving at Thiel, Reiser was the offensive coordinator at Leyden High School (Illinois) for six 

years. A 1993 Allegheny graduate, he earned his master’s degree from DePaul University in 1997. With the Gators, Reiser 

was a three-year starter at tight end and was a two-time all-NCAC selection and an all-American. Reiser was also a starter on 

the Gators’ 1990 National Championship team. He and his wife, Nancy, have two sons and a daughter: Ben, Ethan and Ellie. 

Joe Rossi 

Defensive Coordinator 

Linebackers 

Joe Rossi begins his fifth season with the Tomcats and his third as the defensive coordinator while also working with the 

linebackers. He is also involved with the intramural programs on campus. Rossi is a 2001 Allegheny graduate where he was 

a four-year starter along the defensive line and a three-time all-NCAC selection. Rossi holds the current Gator record for sacks 

in a single season with 12. He is married to Lynsey Rossi, the head cheerleading and dance coach at Thiel. 

Mike Winslow 


Wide Receivers 

Junior Varsity Assistant 

Mike Winslow begins his third season as an assistant with the Tomcat coaching staff. In addition to his responsibilities to 

the wide receivers he will also work with the junior varsity team. He served as an assistant coach at Reynolds High School 

for the 2001 season and was a student assistant under Leipheimer during the 2003 season. A Thiel graduate, Winslow earned 

a bachelor of arts degree in English. 


After putting together the program's first seven-win season since 1972, the Thiel College football team 

looks to improve upon what was accomplished in 2004 with an experienced group of returning players whose 

expectations couldn't be higher. 

"There is no doubt that our players were more intense in their off-season preparations this year, and are 

committed to reaching their full potential as a team," said head coach Jack Leipheimer '74, who is entering 

his fifth season at his alma mater. 

The Tomcats (7-3, 4-1 PAC) return 15 starters (nine offensive, six defensive) from last season's squad that 

landed 17 players on the all-Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) teams and had a pair go on to earn various 

all-America awards. 

"2004 was an exciting season and I am extremely proud of the way our players continued to improve 

throughout the season; that is the "process" we are always stressing; let's be a little bit better each practice 

and each game and good things will happen. " 

Offensively, the quarterback-wide receiver tandem of Darrell Satterfield and Brandon Chambers return 

after each shattered a multitude of school records a year ago. Satterfield completed 157-of-261 passes for 

1955 yards and 16 touchdowns, while Chambers recorded 71 catches for 1006 yards and 12 scores. 

Satterfield, a fifth-year senior, re-wrote the Tomcat record books in 2004, earning all-PAC honorable mention 

recognition along the way. He set six single season records in his first full year as a starter: passing yards 

(1955), pass completions (157), pass attempts (261), touchdowns (16), completion percentage (60.2%) and 

pass efficiency rating (136.41). For his career Satterfield is tied for fourth in touchdown passes (17) and is 

sixth in both passing yards (2066) and completions (162). 

Chambers, a senior, had a career year as one of the Tomcats' top offensive threats and was awarded by 

being named to Don Hansen's Weekly Football Gazette All-American Team. Chambers was selected to the 

third team offense after being chosen as a member of the first team offense on the all-South Region team. He 

finished the season as number one in the PAC and 17th in Division III in receiving yards per game (100.6), 

number one in the PAC and 19th in Division III in receptions per game (7.1) and 22nd in Division III in punt 

returns with an average of 12.6 yards per return. He set school season marks in receptions (71), receiving 

touchdowns (12) and scoring (78) while finishing second in receiving yards (1006). 

Going into his senior campaign Chambers is currently the school's all-time leader in receiving yards (1726) 

and is tied for the top spot in career receptions with 113. He is also second in career receiving touchdowns 

with 18. 

Despite having an experienced playmaker such as Chambers leading the wide receiving corps, the Tomcats 

will be without Dane Haskins, their second-leading receiver a year ago. Haskins is currently enrolled at the 

University of Pittsburgh as a member of its 3-2 cooperative engineering program. 

Haskins, named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America team as a member of the college division 

second team in 2004, finished the season with 45 catches for 620 yards and four touchdowns, averaging 13.8 

yards per catch. He also concluded the season ranked sixth in the conference in both receptions per game 

(4.50) and receiving yards per game (62.0). 

After being used in a variety of situations last season, senior wide receiver Tom McEntire looks to be 

entrenched opposite Chambers. McEntire finished second on the club in rushing (226 yards on 52 carries, 1 

touchdown) and third in receiving (188 yards, 21 catches) while averaging just under 20 yards per kickoff 

return. 

Sophomore tailback Steve Minton returns as the team's leading rusher after becoming the school's single 

season rushing leader, finishing the year with 935 yards on 193 carries and seven touchdowns. He finished 

third in the PAC in rushing, averaging 103.9 yards per game. 

Fellow sophomore Brett Helman also returns to the Tomcat backfield as a change-of-pace compliment to 

Minton. Helman finished the 2004 season with 207 yards on 58 carries and a pair of touchdowns. 

Fifth-year senior Justin Kuban returns to the fullback position. Seniors Jeremiah Conley and Sixto Rivera, 

along with sophomore Ken Dorman, a converted tight end, will battle throughout camp to unseat the incumbent 

Kuban. 

The offensive line returns three all-conference selections, led by fifth-year senior tackle Dave Hendricks. 

Hendricks, who was sidelined in 2003 after just two games, returned in 2004 to make starts in all 10 contests 

and has made 32 career starts along line. Junior guards Rock Davis and Ricky Gable return to the interior 

while senior tackle Nelton Neal looks to re-claim the other tackle spot. While returning four starters along 

the line the Tomcats will be without four-year starting center Robert Munch, who made 39 starts along the 

line during his career. The 2004 edition of the Tomcat offensive line surrendered a PAC-low eight sacks. 

Also returning to the line will be fifth-year senior tackle John Antanitis, who was sidelined for the entire 

2004 season due to injury. Sophomore James Fawcett and junior Steve Laskowski appear to have the inside 

track on the center position, but camp battles could force a shift along the line. Junior tackle Percy Sweeting 

and sophomore guard Jacob Siegel will push the current starters for action. 

"We firmly believe the strength of any football team offensively is the quality of its linemen. Although we 

will miss the leadership and consistency that Bob Munch has provided for us the past four years, we feel that 

our offensive line is the best it has ever been and expect good things from them this year. We are especially 

excited to get John Antanitis back, because it gives us much more flexibility to move guys around if needed," 

said Leipheimer. 

2005 Season Preview 

Senior QB Darrell Satterfield 


Sophomore TB Stephen Minton 


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2005 Season Preview 

Junior CB Zjaque Douglas 

The Tomcat defensive unit was the hardest hit by graduation with the loss of five starters. Linebackers 

Casey Diemert and Robert Drake as well as defensive linemen George Kum-Nji and Chris Minton will be 

missed, along with the loss of three-time all-American free safety Kennard Davis. 

"We are where we are today because of the dedication, commitment, leadership, sacrifice, and loyalty of 

not only last year's seniors - our first recruiting class - but all of the former players who graduated from our 

program the previous three years. They believed in what we were trying to accomplish and how we were 

going about it from the start, and were responsible for laying the foundation. The challenge for future teams 

will be to build upon that foundation," said Leipheimer. 

The senior trio of outside linebacker Tom Wozniak, defensive end Jon Howson and strong safety Shaun 

Jackson return as the nucleus of a unit that led the conference in scoring defense (17.4 ppg). 

Wozniak earned his first all-PAC recognition as an honorable mention pick last year after leading the 

Tomcats and finishing seventh in the PAC in tackles with 75. Howson was named to the second team for the 

second consecutive season after finishing sixth in the conference in sacks (6) and eighth in tackles for loss 

(9.5). Howson is fourth all-time at Thiel in sacks (17) and tied for fourth in tackles for loss (33.5). Jackson 

was selected as an all-PAC honorable mention pick. In his first season as a starter Jackson finished fifth on the 

squad in tackles with 53 while recording six sacks and four interceptions. 

"The importance of senior leadership can never be overstated. These guys are the example for the underclassmen. 

We are blessed to have such a strong group of seniors, not just returning starters, but seniors that 

have paid their dues and worked harder than most, and have put themselves in position to start this fall," said 

Leipheimer. 

Junior defensive lineman Logan Malie returns to man his nose tackle position with sophomore Denver 

Goodman looking to provide solid depth at the spot. 

Senior defensive end Kevin Strouse looks to have the inside track on the end spot opposite Howson. 

There will likely be many battles for spots along the defensive line during camp, with seniors Lee Glasser and 

Mike Maluk and juniors Kellen Manning and Robert Hughes expected to make the most of the opportunity. 

Junior cornerbacks Steve Boyle and Zjaque Douglas return to accompany Jackson in the starting defensive 

backfield. Also returning and expecting to contribute right away this season is junior Darious Thompson. 

Thompson gives defensive coordinator Joe Rossi the flexibility to line him up at any of the four defensive 

backfield spots. Sophomore Antonio Quarterman and junior Eric Newlin will vie for time at cornerback while 

senior safety Matt Voelker has impressed the coaching staff and appears to be the heir apparent to take over 

Davis' free safety spot. 

Senior outside linebacker Aaron Zane and junior middle linebacker Jeff Wagner are penciled in as the starting 

linebacking corps in 2005. Pushing for time at linebacker will be juniors Cory Russell, Brandon Mundy, 

Anthony McCafferty and Chris Hlinka, along with sophomores Mike Stimac and Randall Palakovich. 

Sophomore place kicker Sam Koyl converted five-of-five extra-point attempts as a freshman and is the top 

candidate to replace four-year starter Paul Stibich. Freshman Matt McKinney will likely handle the punting 

duties. 

Thiel's 2005 schedule features five games at Alumni Stadium and five road games, beginning on September 

10 when they host North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) member Ohio Wesleyan University. Other nonconference 

contests will include road games against Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) member 

Bluffton University on September 17 and University Athletic Association (UAA) member Carnegie Mellon 

University on November 12. Thiel's second non-conference home contest will be against Buffalo State College 

of the Atlantic Central Football Conference (ACFC) on November 5. 

The Tomcats open their PAC schedule at home against Bethany College on September 24. Other conference 

match-ups include home meetings with Grove City College on October 8 and newest conference member 

Thomas More College on October 29. Thiel will face 2005 PAC champion Washington & Jefferson College 

on the road on October 1 before playing back-to-back away dates against Waynesburg College on October 15 

and Westminster College on October 22. 

"Our schedule is one of the most competitive in all of Division III. Every week is going to be a battle. The 

most important game on our schedule is our opener versus Ohio Wesleyan University - they are a very solid 

football team. I have known Mike Hollway for over 20 years, and his teams are always physical and well 

coached," said Leipheimer. 

Senior SS Shaun Jackson 


2005 Rosters 

Name..............................................No. ......Pos. ........Yr. 

Adams, John ......................................2........WR ......So. 

Antanitis, John ................................83 ........TE ........Sr. 

Avery, Kenneth................................22..........SS ........Sr. 

Bable, Josh ......................................96 ........DE ........Fr. 

Bannister, Matt ................................56 ........OL ........Jr. 

Bell, Aaron ....................................24* ........TB ........Fr. 

Blankenship, Billy ..........................14 ........QB ........Jr. 

Boyle, Steve ....................................11 ........CB ........Jr. 

Bruno, Vincent ................................95 ........DE ........Fr. 

Chambers, Brandon........................23........WR ........Sr. 

Cleary, Ben ......................................69 ........DE ......So. 

Clutter, John ....................................66 ........DE ........Fr. 

Conley, Jeremiah ............................36 ........FB ........Sr. 

Craig, Matt ....................................25*........WR ........Fr. 

Davis, Kip ........................................25 ......OLB ........Fr. 

Davis, Rock ......................................59 ........OL ........Jr. 

Decker, Eddie ..................................75 ..........K ........Fr. 

Dillon, David ..................................81........WR ........Fr. 

Doak, Dave ......................................74 ........OL ........Fr. 

Dolan, Kasey..................................22* ........QB ........Fr. 

Dorman, Kenneth ..........................85 ........FB ......So. 

Douglas, Zjaque ..............................33 ........CB ........Jr. 

Duran, David ................................20* ........TB ........Fr. 

Dworakowski, Mike ........................47 ......OLB ......So. 

Ester, Eric ........................................82 ........TE ......So. 

Estes, Anthony ..............................53* ........DE ........Fr. 

Fawcett, James ................................64 ........OL ......So. 

Gable, Ricky ....................................54 ........OL ........Jr. 

Gilmore, Mark ................................21 ........TB ........Fr. 

Glasser, Lee......................................58 ........DT ........Sr. 

Goodman, Denver ..........................99 ........DT ......So. 

Gorka, Aaron ..................................50 ........DE ......So. 

Gustovich, Greg ..............................31 ........FB ........Jr. 

Helman, Brett..................................26 ........TB ......So. 

Hendricks, Dave..............................52 ........OL ........Sr. 

Hess, Dan ........................................43 ........TB ........Fr. 

Hickey, Tim....................................28*..........SS ........Fr. 

Higham, Joe ....................................78 ........OL ........Fr. 

Hlinka, Chris....................................53 ......OLB ........Jr. 

Hlinka, Rick ..................................23* ........QB ........Fr. 

Howson, Jonathan ..........................94 ........DE ........Sr. 

Hughes, Robert ..............................93 ........DE ........Jr. 

Jackson, Shaun................................30..........SS ........Sr. 

Johnson, Evan ................................60 ........OL ........Jr. 

Jones, Dane ....................................32........WR ........Fr. 

Jordan, Ryan ....................................73 ........OL ........Fr. 

Joy, Matt ..........................................41..........FS ........Fr. 

Kimmy, Andrew ..............................19 ........QB ........Fr. 

Koyl, Sammy....................................16 ..........K ......So. 

Kuban, Justin ..................................44 ........FB ........Sr. 

Kutterna, Jon ..................................84 ........TE ........Jr. 

Laffey, Ryan......................................38 ......OLB ........Fr. 

Lamison, Cory ................................12 ........QB ......So. 

LaScola, Marc ..................................10........WR ......So. 

Lash, Jim ..........................................77 ........OL ........Fr. 

Lorber, Chris......................................6 ........DE ......So. 

Malie, Logan ....................................63 ........DT ........Jr. 

Manning, Kellen ..............................87 ........DE ........Jr. 

McCormick, Tom ............................86........WR ........Fr. 

McEntire, Tom ..................................5........WR ........Sr. 

McIntyre, Kevin ..............................46..........SS ........Fr. 

McKinney, Matt ..............................39..........SS ........Fr. 

McMichael, Sean ............................91 ........TE ........Fr. 

McNicholas, Ryan ............................88 ..........K ........Fr. 

Minton, Stephen ............................29 ........TB ......So. 

Moore, Adam ................................21*..........FS ........Fr. 

Mukaabya, Michael..........................15..........FS ......So. 

Mundy, Brandon ............................35 ......OLB ........Jr. 

Myers, David....................................40 ........TB ........Fr. 

Myers, Kurt ......................................76 ........OL ........Fr. 

No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 

1 Matt Voelker SS Sr. 5-9 195 Pittsburgh/Baldwin 

2 John Adams TE So. 6-1 212 Kissimmee, Fla./Osceola 

3 Darious Thompson FS Jr. 5-9 185 Nassau, Bahamas/West Oak Academy (Fla.) 

4 Darrell Satterfield QB Sr. 6-0 180 Orwell, Ohio/Grand Valley 

5 Tom McEntire WR Sr. 6-0 193 Greenville/Reynolds 

6 Chris Lorber DE So. 6-0 195 Mayfield Heights, Ohio/Benedictine 

7 Steffon Radcliff WR Fr. 6-2 164 Kissimmee, Fla./Osceola 

8 Randall Palakovich DE So. 6-1 197 Aliquippa/Aliquippa 

9 Antonio Quarterman CB So. 6-1 173 St. Petersburg, Fla./St. Petersburg 

10 Marc LaScola WR So. 6-0 174 Wellsville, Ohio/Wellsville 

11 Steve Boyle CB Jr. 5-10 165 Warren, Ohio/Howland 

12 Cory Lamison QB So. 5-10 174 Waterford/Fort LeBoeuf 

13 Michael Stimac MLB So. 5-8 190 East Brady/Karns City 

14 Billy Blankenship QB Jr. 5-10 171 Mogadore, Ohio/Field 

15 Michael Mukaabya FS So. 6-2 188 New Castle/Union 

16 Sammy Koyl K So. 5-6 152 Cleveland Heights, Ohio/Benedictine 

17 Alec Osbourne K So. 6-1 179 McDonald/Fort Cherry 

18 James Reinhart WR So. 6-2 181 Lancaster/Carolina Forest (S.C.) 

19 Andrew Kimmy QB Fr. 5-9 194 North East/North East 

20 Eric Newlin CB Jr. 5-10 166 Erie/McDowell 

20* David Duran TB Fr. 5-10 162 Columbia, Md./Howard 

21 Mark Gilmore TB Fr. 5-8 176 Longwood, Fla./Lake Brantley 

21* Adam Moore FS Fr. 5-7 158 New Castle/Union 

22 Kenneth Avery SS Sr. 5-8 170 Farrell/Farrell 

22* Kasey Dolan QB Fr. 5-11 173 Erie/Harborcreek 

23 Brandon Chambers WR Sr. 6-1 176 Farrell/Farrell 

23* Rick Hlinka QB Fr. 5-8 156 Youngstown, Ohio/Chaney 

24 Patrick Wiggs CB So. 5-10 170 New Castle, Del./Charter School of Wilmington 

24* Aaron Bell TB Fr. 5-9 175 Ford City/FordCity 

25 Kip Davis OLB Fr. 6-1 183 McKeesport/McKeesport 

25* Matt Craig WR Fr. 6-0 201 Oil City/Oil City 

26 Brett Helman TB So. 5-10 177 Youngwood/Hempfield 

27 Tom Wozniak OLB Sr. 6-0 203 Windber/Windber 

27* Craig Walker FB Fr. 5-7 234 Madison, Ohio/Madison 

28 Adam Rudolph CB Fr. 5-9 165 Grove City/New Castle 

28* Tim Hickey SS Fr. 5-10 176 Butler/Knoch 

29 Stephen Minton TB So. 5-10 191 Cranberry Township/Seneca Valley 

30 Shaun Jackson SS Sr. 6-0 196 Chardon, Ohio/Harvey 

31 Greg Gustovich FB Jr. 5-10 190 McDonald, Ohio/McDonald 

32 Dane Jones WR Fr. 5-6 160 Plant City, Fla./Plant City 

33 Zjaque Douglas CB Jr. 5-6 145 Weirton, W. Va./Weirton 

34 Corey Russell OLB Jr. 5-6 168 Euclid, Ohio/Euclid 

35 Brandon Mundy OLB Jr. 5-11 185 Ravenna, Ohio/Field 

36 Jeremiah Conley FB Sr. 5-10 231 Springboro/Conneaut Valley 

37 Kyle Wetzel K Fr. 5-6 150 Mifflinburg/Mifflinburg 

38 Ryan Laffey OLB Fr. 5-8 180 Nantucket, Mass./Nantucket 

39 Matt McKinney SS Fr. 5-11 211 Union City/Union City 

41 Matt Joy FS Fr. 5-8 175 Coraopolis/Cornell 

40 David Myers TB Fr. 5-5 163 New Waterford, Ohio/Crestview 

43 Dan Hess TB Fr. 5-6 181 Apollo/Kiski Area 

44 Justin Kuban FB Sr. 5-8 220 Allison Park/Central Catholic 

45 Sixto Rivera FB Sr. 5-6 226 Youngstown, Ohio/Liberty 

46 Kevin McIntyre SS Fr. 5-9 185 Oil City/Oil City 

47 Michael Dworakowski OLB So. 6-0 217 Girard/Girard 

48 Tim Van Horn WR Fr. 5-10 160 Leechburg/Kiski Area 

49 Stephen Ruberto FS Fr. 5-10 187 Staten Island, N.Y./Mon. Farrell 

50 Aaron Gorka DE So. 5-10 185 Johnstown/Westmont Hilltop 

51 Jeff Wagner MLB Jr. 5-11 203 Karns City/Karns City 

52 Dave Hendricks OL Sr. 6-2 270 Rockton/DuBois 

53 Chris Hlinka OLB Jr. 5-9 184 Youngstown, Ohio/Chaney 

53* Anthony Estes DE Fr. 5-11 190 Duquesne/Duquesne 

54 Ricky Gable OL Jr. 5-11 253 Mars/Mars 

55 Aaron Zane OLB Sr. 5-9 192 Greenville/Greeville 

56 Matt Bannister OL Jr. 6-2 290 Orlando, Fla./Cypress Creek 

57 Sam Swartzfager MLB Fr. 6-1 197 Shippenville/Keystone 

58 Lee Glasser DT Sr. 6-0 220 Bethel Park/Bethel Park 

59 Rock Davis OL Jr. 6-0 253 San Diego, Calif./Villa Angela-St. Joseph (Ohio) 

60 Evan Johnson OL Jr. 5-9 262 Kirtland, Ohio/Kirtland 

61 A.J. Parker OL Jr. 5-11 262 Orlando, Fla/Cypress Creek 

62 Scott Thompson MLB Fr. 5-8 206 Pittsburgh/Wilkinsburg 

63 Logan Malie DT Jr. 5-8 187 Sharon/Sharon 

64 James Fawcett OL So. 5-10 255 Wexford/Pine-Richland 

66 John Clutter DE Fr. 6-1 264 Pittsburgh/Baldwin 



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2005 Rosters 

No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 

67 Steve Waldo MLB Fr. 6-2 167 Orwell, Ohio/Grand Valley 

68 Matt Turek MLB Fr. 5-9 228 Grove City/Grove City 

69 Ben Cleary DE So. 6-0 190 Renfrew/Butler 

70 Percy Sweeting OL Jr. 6-3 303 Nassau, Bahamas/West Oak Academy (Fla.) 

71 Caleb Quimby OL So. 6-2 238 New Castle/Union 

72 Nelton Neal OL Sr. 6-1 307 Warren, Ohio/Warren Harding 

73 Ryan Jordan OL Fr. 6-0 301 Gibsonia/Pine-Richland 

74 Dave Doak OL Fr. 5-9 272 Blacklick/Blairsville 

75 Eddie Decker K Fr. 6-2 189 Mercer/Mercer 

76 Kurt Myers OL Fr. 5-11 280 Altoona/Bishop Guilfoyle 

77 Jim Lash OL Fr. 5-10 251 Pittsburgh/Brashear 

78 Joe Higham OL Fr. 5-9 256 Rocky River, Ohio/Rocky River 

79 Jacob Siegel OL So. 5-11 234 Madison, Ohio/Perry 

80 Chris Reinhart CB So. 5-11 174 Lancaster/Carolina Forest (S.C.) 

81 David Dillon WR Fr. 5-10 160 Masury, Ohio/Brookfield 

82 Eric Ester TE So. 6-3 238 Erie/East 

83 John Antanitis TE Sr. 6-0 227 Gibsonia/Deer Lakes 

84 Jonathan Kutterna TE Jr. 6-4 257 North East/North East 

85 Kenneth Dorman FB So. 5-8 238 Twinsburg, Ohio/Twinsburg 

86 Tom McCormick WR Fr. 5-11 160 Greenville/Greenville 

87 Kellen Manning DE Jr. 5-9 211 Cranberry Township/Seneca Valley 

88 Ryan McNicholas K Fr. 5-10 187 Kirtland, Ohio/Kirtland 

89 Rodney Thomas WR Fr. 5-9 156 Alamonte Springs, Fla./Lake Brantley 

90 Ryan O’Connell OLB Fr. 6-0 190 Coraopolis/Cornell 

91 Sean McMichael TE Fr. 6-1 205 North Huntingdon/Norwin 

92 Justin Stowe DT Fr. 5-8 188 Port Orange, Fla./Spruce Creek 

93 Robert Hughes DE Jr. 6-3 212 Youngstown, Ohio/Rayen 

94 Jonathan Howson DE Sr. 6-2 215 Chardon, Ohio/Chardon 

95 Vincent Bruno DE Fr. 6-1 201 Pittsburgh/Brentwood 

96 Josh Bable DE Fr. 6-0 190 New Castle/Union 

97 Tyler Ray DT Fr. 5-11 223 Butler/Knoch 

98 Kevin Strouse DE Sr. 6-2 212 Reynoldsville/DuBois 

99 Denver Goodman DT So. 5-6 239 Mineral Ridge, Ohio/Mineral Ridge 

* - duplicate number to start camp 

Head Coach: Jack Leipheimer 

Alma Mater, Yr.: Thiel ’74 

Record at Thiel (yrs.): 15-25 (4) 

Career Record (yrs.): 15-25 (4) 

Leipheimer Office Phone: 724.589.2212 

Leipheimer e-mail: jleip@thiel.edu 

Assistant Coaches (Alma mater, yr., responsibilities): 

Frank Amato (Purdue '60/Secondary) 

Bill Brest (Slippery Rock '89/Asst. Offensive Coordinator/Running Backs) 

Dante Darby (Thiel ’04/Linebackers/JV ) 

John Harakal (Thiel '02/Defensive Line/JV Defensive Coordinator) 

John Marzka (Allegheny '91/Associate Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator/QBs) 

Kurt Reiser (Allegheny '93/Offensive Line/Strength & Conditioning Coordinator) 

Joe Rossi (Allegheny '01/Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers) 

Mike Winslow (Thiel '04/ Wide Receivers/JV ) 

Name..............................................No. ......Pos. ........Yr. 

Neal, Nelton ....................................72 ........OL ........Sr. 

Newlin, Eric ....................................20 ........CB ........Jr. 

O’ Connell, Ryan ............................90 ......OLB ........Fr. 

Osbourne, Alec ..............................17 ..........K ......So. 

Palakovich, Randall ..........................8 ......OLB ......So. 

Parker, A.J. ......................................61 ........OL ........Jr. 

Quarterman, Antonio ......................9 ........CB ......So. 

Quimby, Caleb ................................71 ........OL ......So. 

Radcliff, Steffon ................................7........WR ........Fr. 

Ray, Tyler..........................................97 ........DT ........Fr. 

Reinhart, Chris ................................80 ......OLB ......So. 

Reinhart, James ..............................18........WR ......So. 

Rivera, Sixto ....................................45 ........FB ........Sr. 

Ruberto, Stephen............................49..........FS ........Fr. 

Rudolph, Adam ..............................28 ........CB ........Fr. 

Russell, Cory....................................34 ......OLB ........Jr. 

Satterfield, Darrell ............................4 ........QB ........Sr. 

Siegel, Jacob ....................................79 ........OL ......So. 

Stimac, Mike ....................................13 ......MLB ......So. 

Stowe, Justin....................................92 ........DT ........Fr. 

Strouse, Kevin ................................98 ........DE ........Sr. 

Swartzfager, Sam ............................57 ......MLB ........Fr. 

Sweeting, Percy ..............................70 ........OL ........Jr. 

Thomas, Rodney ............................89........WR ........Fr. 

Thompson, Darious..........................3..........FS ........Jr. 

Thompson, Scott ............................62 ......MLB ........Fr. 

Turek, Matt ....................................50* ......MLB ........Fr. 

Van Horn, Tim ................................48........WR ........Fr. 

Voelker, Matt......................................1..........SS ........Sr. 

Wagner, Jeff......................................51 ......MLB ........Jr. 

Waldo, Steve ....................................67 ......MLB ........Fr. 

Walker, Craig..................................27* ........FB ........Fr. 

Wetzel, Kyle ....................................37 ..........K ........Fr. 

Wiggs, Patrick ..................................24 ........CB ......So. 

Wozniak, Tom ..................................27 ......OLB ........Sr. 

Zane, Aaron ....................................55 ......OLB ........Sr. 


John 

Antanitis 

Senior 

Tight End 

6-0, 227 

Gibsonia, Pa. 

Deer Lakes High School 

Business Administration 

2005 Returning Letter Winners 

Brandon 

83 23 

Chambers 

Senior 

Wide Receiver 

6-1, 176 

Farrell, Pa. 

Farrell High School 

Accounting/Business Administration 

CAREER – Games/Started: 28/23...2003: Started at either guard or 

tackle in each of the 10 games...Became a mainstay at tackle by the 

end of the year. 2002: Was a starter in all 10 games, making most of 

his starts at guard. 2001: Started the season as a reserve tight end 

and slowly converted to position along the offensive line...Finished 

season making three starts on the line. 

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Steve 

Boyle 

Junior 

Cornerback 

5-10, 165 

Warren, Ohio 

Howland High School 

History/Secondary Education 

CAREER – Games/Started:13/10...One-year letter winner and oneyear 

starter. 2004: Finished season with 19 total tackles…Had a 

season-high five stops against the University of Wisconsin- 

Platteville on Sept. 4…Returned interception 46 yards for a touchdown 

in Tomcats’ 45-14 win over Bluffton University on Sept. 18. 

2003: Finished season with eight total tackles…Recorded a careerhigh 

six tackles at John Carroll University on Sept. 6. 

BOYLE DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 

TOT FUM FUM 

Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL PBU INT 

Fresh./2003 6 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 

Soph./2004 14 5 19 0 0 0 8 1 

TOTALS 20 7 27 0 0 0 8 1 

BOYLE INTERCEPTION STATISTICS 

Class/Year NO YDS AVG TD LONG 

Soph./2004 1 46 46.0 1 46-Bluffton 

TOTALS 1 46 46.0 1 46 

CAREER – Games/Started: 27/19...three-year letter winner and twoyear 

starter. 2004: Was named to the Don Hansen's Weekly Football 

Gazette all-American Team…Selected to the third team offense 

after being chosen as a member of the first team offense on the all- 

South region team…Was named an all-PAC first team pick at wide 

receiver and earned second team honors as a returner…Had a 

career year as one of the Tomcats top offensive threats…Finished 

the season as number one in the PAC and 17th in Division III in 

receiving yards per game (100.6), number one in the PAC and 18th 

in Division III in receptions per game (7.1) and 22nd in Division III 

in punt returns with an average of 12.6 yards per return…Set 

school season marks in receptions (71), receiving touchdowns (12) 

and scoring (78) while finishing second in receiving yards 

(1006)…After his junior season he is now the school's all-time 

leader in receiving yards (1726) and is tied for the top spot in career 

receptions with 113…Is also second in career receiving touchdowns 

with 18. 2003: Was named an all-PAC honorable mention 

selection as both a wide receiver and returner…Finished with 

team-high 34 catches for 652 yards and six touchdowns…Was third 

in PAC in receiving yards per game (72.4) and eighth in receptions 

per game (3.78)…Finished the season fifth on school's single-season 

reception yardage list while his six touchdowns tied him for 

seventh place in single-season touchdown catches…Concluded 

season 19th in Division III in punt return yardage (13.4 per 

return)…Finished first in PAC in punt return average and second 

in all-purpose yardage per game (118.9)…Was spectacular in 

Tomcats’ 35-7 win at Bluffton College on Sept. 20, catching nine 

passes for 283 yards and three touchdowns, becoming the school's 

single-game receiving yards leader. 2002: Saw action at cornerback 

and on special teams, recording eight total tackles…Caught eight 

passes for 68 yards. 

CHAMBERS RECEIVING STATISTICS 


Fr./2002 8 68 8.5 0 26-Alfred 

So./2003 34 652 19.2 6 68-John Carroll 

Jr. /2004 71 1006 14.2 12 76-Bethany 

TOTALS 113 1726 15.3 18 76 

CHAMBERS KICKOFF RETURN STATISTICS 


Fr./2002 1 8 8.0 0 8-Brockport 

So./2003 7 152 21.7 0 40-John Carroll 

Jr./2004 7 188 26.9 0 45-Ohio Wesleyan 

TOTALS 15 348 23.2 0 45 

CHAMBERS PUNT RETURN STATISTICS 


Fr./2002 3 10 3.3 0 7-Alfred 

So./2003 20 267 13.4 0 58-Brockport 

Jr./2004 18 227 12.6 1 72-Buffalo St. 

TOTALS 41 504 12.3 1 72 

Steve Boyle 


CHAMBERS ALL-PURPOSE STATISTICS 

Class/Year RUSH REC PR KOR IR TOTAL AVG/G 

Fr./2002 0 68 10 8 0 86 10.8 

So./2003 -1 652 267 152 0 1070 118.9 

Jr./2004 18 1006 227 188 0 1439 143.9 

TOTALS 17 1726 504 348 0 2595 96.1 

CHAMBERS SCORING STATISTICS 

I - - - - - - - - PATs - - - - - - - - I 

Class/Year TD FGs KICK RUSH RCV PASS DXP SAF PTS 

So./2003 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 

Jr./2004 13 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 78 

TOTALS 19 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 114 

Brandon Chambers 


13


59 

Rock 

Davis 

Junior 


6-0, 253 

San Diego, Calif. 

Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School 

Pre-Physical Therapy 

Lee 

Glasser 

Senior 


6-0, 220 

Bethel Park, Pa. 

Bethel Park High School 

Accounting 

58 


Zjaque Douglas 

CAREER – Games/Started: 17/14...Two-year letter winner and twoyear 

starter. 2004: Earned his first all-PAC selection by being named 

to the second team...Started all 10 games. 2003: Stepped into a 

starting role on the offensive line late in the season after a pair of 

veterans were sidelined with season-ending injuries...Saw most of 

his action at the left guard position. 

Zjaque 

Douglas 

Junior 

Defensive Back 

5-6, 145 

Weirton, W. Va. 

Weir High School 

Juvenile & Family Justice/Sociology 

Ricky 

Gable 

Junior 


5-11, 253 

Mars, Pa. 

Mars High School 


33 

CAREER – Games/Started: 10/10...One-year letter winner and oneyear 

starter. 2004: Made starts in all 10 games...Ninth on the team 

in total tackles (35)...Added 3.5 tackles for loss and a pair of interceptions...Finished 

fifth with 20.5 points scored at the 2005 PAC 

Outdoor Track & Field Championships...Claimed the 100 meter 

dash (11.09), finished second in the 200 (22.88) and ran a leg on the 

winning 400 meter relay. 

DOUGLAS DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 

TOT FUM FUM 


So./2004 26 9 35 0 1 3.5 4 2 

TOTALS 26 9 35 0 1 3.5 4 2 

DOUGLAS INTERCEPTION STATISTICS 


So./2004 2 16 8.0 0 16-Waynesburg 

TOTALS 2 16 8.0 0 16 

54 


starter. 2004: Earned the first all-PAC recognition of his career 

as he was named an honorable mention…Started all 10 contests...Was 

part of a Tomcat offensive line that allowed a PAC-low 

eight sacks this season and helped Minton rush for a school-record 

935 yards. 2003: Called into action early in the season after injuries 

riddled the offensive line. 

CAREER – Games/Started: 28/0...Three-year letter winner. 2004: 

Appeared in nine contests…Totaled two tackles. 2003: Totaled 

three special teams tackles…Saw limited action as a reserve linebacker. 

2002: Made a combined five stops as a member of the special 

teams…Worked primarily as a reserve linebacker. 

GLASSER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 

TOT FUM FUM QB 

Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL SKS PBU 

Fr./2002 4 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 

So./2003 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 

Jr./2004 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 6 4 10 0 0 0 0 0 

Greg 

Gustovich 

Junior 

Fullback 

5-10, 190 

McDonald, Ohio 

McDonald High School 

History 

31 

CAREER – Games/Started: 13/0...One-year letter winner. 2004: Was 

converted from fullback to outside linebacker early on in training 

camp...Made the most of his switch to the defensive side of the ball, 

appearing in all 10 games and recording eight total stops between 

spot action at linebacker and on special teams. 2003: Made two 

appearances and recorded one tackle, seeing most of his action as 

a member of the special teams units. 

GUSTOVICH DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 



Fr. 2003 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 

So. 2004 3 5 8 0 0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 3 6 9 0 0 0 0 0 

Ricky Gable 


Brett 

Helman 

26 

Sophomore 

Tailback 

5-10, 177 

Youngwood, Pa. 

Hempfield High School 

Mathematics/Secondary Education 


Chris 

Hlinka 

Junior 

Outside Linebacker 

5-9, 184 

Youngstown, Ohio 

Chaney High School 


53 

CAREER – Games/Started: 7/0...One-year letter winner. 2004: Saw 

action at tailback in seven contests, rushing for 207 yards on 58 carries 

and two touchdowns...Rushed 21 times for 77 yards and two 

touchdowns in Tomcats’ 32-6 win over Ohio Dominican University 

on Oct. 30...Caught a pair of passes for 16 yards in 28-0 win over 

Westminster College on Oct. 23...Had career-best 13 yard run in 26- 

20 win over Waynesburg College on Oct. 16. 

HELLMAN RUSHING STATISTICS 


Fr./2004 58 207 3.6 2 13-Waynesburg 

TOTALS 58 207 3.6 2 13 

HELLMAN RECEIVING STATISTICS 


Fr./2004 4 17 4.2 0 11-Westminster 

TOTALS 4 17 4.2 0 11 

HELLMAN ALL-PURPOSE STATISTICS 


Fr./2004 207 17 0 9 0 233 33.3 

TOTALS 207 17 0 9 0 233 33.3 

HELLMAN SCORING STATISTICS 

I - - - - - - - - PATs - - - - - - - - I 


Fr./2004 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 

TOTALS 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 

Dave 

Hendricks 

Senior 


6-2, 270 

Rockton, Pa. 

DuBois High School 


52 

CAREER – Games/Started: 32/32. 2004: Was named to the all-PAC 

first team...Was part of a Tomcat offensive line that allowed a PAClow 

eight sacks this season and helped Minton rush for a schoolrecord 

935 yards. 2003: Limited to just two games after sustaining 

an season-ending injury at Bluffton College on Sept.20...Was elected 

a team captain. 2002: Garnered all-PAC second team honors 

after helping the Tomcats rush for a combined 1,563 yards...Did not 

allow a sack all season. 2001: Made an immediate impact on the 

offensive line, starting all 10 games...Named an all-PAC second team 

selection for his efforts. 

CAREER – Games/Started: 10/0...One-year letter winner. 2004: 

Totaled 22 tackles between time at outside linebacker and on the 

special teams units...Totaled four tackles on three different occasions...Had 

three tackles, including one for a loss, in the Tomcats’ 

45-14 win over Bluffton University on Sept. 18. 

HLINKA DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 



So. 2004 14 8 22 0 0 1 0 0 

TOTALS 14 8 22 0 0 1 0 0 

Jon 

Howson 

Senior 

Defensive End 

6-2, 215 

Chardon, Ohio 

Chardon High School 

History 

94 

CAREER – Games/Started: 30/30...Three-year letter winner and 

three-year starter. 2004: Named to the all-PAC second team for the 

second consecutive season after finishing sixth in the conference in 

sacks (6) and eighth in tackles for loss (9.5)...Had a career-high 

seven tackles in 24-9 win at Grove City College on Oct. 9...Currently 

fourth all-time at Thiel in sacks (17) and tied for fourth in tackles for 

loss (33.5). 2003: Named an all-PAC second team pick...Finished 

second in the conference in both sacks (7) and tackles for loss 

(17)...Had season-high eight tackles and career-best five tackles for 

loss at Westminster College on Oct. 18....Selected as the team’s outstanding 

defensive lineman at the annual awards banquet. 2002: 

Was an all-PAC honorable mention pick after recording 35 tackles 

and 4.5 sacks while leading team in tackles for loss with 

15...Returned a fumble a school-record 98 yards for a touchdown 

against Alfred University (NY ) on Nov. 9...Had a six tackle, two sack 

outing against Washington & Jefferson College on Sept.28. 

HOWSON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 



Fr./2002 21 14 35 1 0 15 5 2 

So.2003 26 13 39 0 2 17 7 1 

Jr./2004 18 18 36 1 0 10 6 5 

TOTALS 65 45 110 2 2 42 18 8 

Dave Hendricks 


Jon Howson 


15


Shaun 

Jackson 

Senior 

Defensive Back 

6-0, 196 

Chardon, Ohio 

Harvey High School 


30 

Justin 

Kuban 

44 

Senior 

Fullback 

5-8, 220 

Allison Park, Pa. 

Central Catholic High School 

Business Administration/Accounting 


Shaun Jackson 


one-year starter. 2004: Was selected as an all-PAC honorable mention 

pick…In his first full season as a starter he finished fifth on the 

squad in tackles with 53 while recording six sacks and four interceptions….Was 

fifth in PAC in forced fumbles (2), tied for seventh in 

interceptions and 26th in total tackles…Had a career-high 10 tackle 

performance in 22-19 win at Ohio Wesleyan University on 

Sept.11...Won the 400 meter dash (49.61) and finished sixth in the 

200 meters (23.12) while running successful legs on both the winning 

4x100-meter and 4x400-meter relay teams at the 2005 PAC 

Outdoor Track & Field Championships. 2003: Started a pair of 

games at safety and finished with 16 total tackles and two fumble 

recoveries...Caught a seven-yard touchdown pass from Justin 

Napotnik at Kenyon College on Nov. 15...Grabbed his first career 

interception at Waynesburg College on Oct. 11...Finished third in 

the 400-meter dash and ran a leg on the winning 1600-meter relay 

team at the 2004 PAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships. 2002: 

Saw limited playing time as a running back but was a contributor as 

a member of the special teams units...Caught a 51-yard touchdown 

pass on a fake punt at Alfred University on Nov. 9...Finished with 

three first-place medals at the 2003 PAC Outdoor Track & Field 

Championships, taking home individual honors as the 400 meter 

champion and running legs on both the winning 400 meter and 

1600 meter relays. 

JACKSON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 

TOT FUM FUM 


Fr./2002 4 7 11 0 0 0 0 0 

So./2003 12 4 16 2 0 1 1 1 

Jr./2004 35 18 53 0 2 6 5 4 

TOTALS 51 29 80 2 2 7 6 5 

JACKSON INTERCEPTION STATISTICS 


So./2003 1 0 0.0 0 0-Waynesburg 

Jr./2004 4 16 4.0 0 14-Ohio Dominican 

TOTALS 5 16 3.2 0 14 

Sammy 

Koyl 

Sophomore 

Kicker 

5-6, 152 

Cleveland Heights, Ohio 

Benedictine High School 

Exploratory 

16 


Appeared in seven total contests..Converted five-of-five extra point 

attempts...Averged 56.0 yards per kickoff (18) with a pair of touchbacks. 

KOYLE SCORING STATISTICS 

Class/Year XP/ATT FG/ATT FG PCT PTS 

Fr./2004 5/5 0/0 .1000 5 

TOTALS 5/5 0/0 1.000 5 


starter. 2004: Played in all 10 contests while making starts in 

eight of those...Rushed for 40 yards on 19 carries with a pair of 

touchdowns...Had nine catches for 57 yards. 2003: Made eight 

starts at fullback, finishing with 36 carries for 139 yards and one 

touchdown...First collegiate touchdown was a one-yard rush 

against Grove City College on Oct. 4...Finished with 22 yards on 

eight carries against the Wolverines. 2002: Played in eight games, 

contributing mostly as a member of the special teams. 

KUBAN RUSHING STATISTICS 


So./2002 4 11 2.8 0 5-Grove City 

Jr./2003 36 138 3.8 3 31-Kenyon 

Sr./2004 19 40 2.1 2 7-Ohio Wesleyan 

TOTALS 59 189 3.2 5 31 

KUBAN RECEIVING STATISTICS 


Jr./2003 3 35 11.7 0 18-Kenyon 

Sr./2004 9 57 6.3 0 19-Buffalo State 

TOTALS 12 92 7.7 0 19 

KUBAN ALL-PURPOSE STATISTICS 


So./2002 11 0 0 0 0 11 3.7 

Jr./2003 138 35 0 0 0 173 17.3 

Sr./2004 40 57 0 0 0 97 9.7 

TOTALS 189 92 0 0 0 281 10.8 

KUBAN SCORING STATISTICS 

I - - - - - - - - PATs - - - - - - - - I 


Jr./2003 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 

Sr./2004 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 

TOTALS 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 

Jon 

Kutterna 

Junior 

Tight End 

64, 257 

North East, Pa. 

North East High School 

Exploratory 

84 

CAREER – Games/Started: 15/0...Two-year letter winner. 2004: 

Appeared in all 10 contests. 2003: Made limited appearances on 

special teams...Selected as the team’s offensive scout team player of 

the year at the annual awards banquet. 

KUTTERNA RECEIVING STATISTICS 


So./2004 1 10 10.0 0 10-Westminster 

TOTALS 1 10 10.0 0 10 

KOYLE KICKOFF STATISTICS 

Class/Year NO YDS AVG TB 

Fr./2004 18 1008 56.0 2 

TOTALS 18 1008 56.0 2 

Justin Kuban 

KOYLE SCORING STATISTICS 

I - - - - - - - - PATs - - - - - - - - I 


Fr./2004 0 0-0 5-5 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 5 

TOTALS 0 0-0 5-5 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 5 


Chris 

Lorber 

Sophomore 

Defensive End 

6-0, 195 

Mayfield Heights, Ohio 

Benedictine High School 


6 


Tom 

McEntire 

Senior 

Wide Receiver 

6-0, 193 


Reynolds High School 


5 

CAREER – Games/Started: 9/0...One-year letter winner. 2004: Made 

nine appearances aa a freshman and finished season with six total 

tackles. 

LORBER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 



Fr./2004 1 5 6 0 0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 1 5 6 0 0 0 0 0 

Logan 

Malie 

Junior 


5-8, 187 

Sharon, Pa. 

Sharon High School 

Exploratory 

63 

CAREER – Games/Started: 17/10...Two-year letter winner and oneyear 

starter. 2004: Finished with 18 total tackles in 10 

starts...Recorded two fumble recoveries, one sack and one forced 

fumble from the nose tackle position. 2003: Worked his way into 

defensive line rotation early in the season, finishing with six total 

stops and two tackles for loss. 

MALIE DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 



Fr./2003 5 1 6 0 0 2 0 0 

So./2004 8 10 18 2 1 1 1 0 

TOTALS 13 11 24 2 1 3 1 0 


starter. 2004: Showed his versatility early and often...Finished 

second on squad in rushing (226 yards on 52 carries, one touchdown), 

third in receiving (188 yards on 21 receptions) while averaging 

19.4 yards per kickoff return...Had career highs in rushing 

attempts (18) and rushing yards (85) in Tomcats’ 45-14 win over 

Bluffton College on Sept. 18...Caught six passes for 50 yards in 22- 

19 win at Ohio Wesleyan University on Sept. 11...Had four catches 

for 58 yards, including a career-high 33 yard grab, against 

Washington & Jefferson College on Oct. 2...Was on the receiving 

end of three two-point conversions. 2003: Caught a career-high 

seven passes against Alfred University on Nov. 8...Had a five-game 

streak of at least one reception...Finished third on the squad in 

catches with 17. 2002: Saw action in a pair of games at quarterback...Averaged 

4.2 yards per carry, including a career-high 46 yards 

against Westminster College on Oct. 19. 

MCENTIRE RECEIVING STATISTICS 


So./2003 17 132 7.8 2 21-Westminster 

Jr. /2004 21 188 9.0 0 33-Wash. & Jeff. 

TOTALS 38 320 8.4 2 33 

MCENTIRE RUSHING STATISTICS 



Jr./2004 52 226 4.3 1 23-Bluffton 

TOTALS 63 272 4.3 1 23 

MCENTIRE KICKOFF RETURN STATISTICS 


Jr./2004 7 136 19.4 0 33-Wisc.-Platteville 

TOTALS 7 136 19.4 0 33 

MCENTIRE PUNTING STATISTICS 

Class/Year NO YDS AVG LG TB FC I20 

Jr./2004 16 462 28.9 44 2 1 3 

TOTALS 16 462 28.9 44 2 1 3 

MCENTIRE TOTAL OFFENSE STATISTICS 

Class/Year PLAYS RUSH PASS TOTAL AVG/G 

Fr./2002 14 46 12 58 29.0 

Jr./2004 56 226 54 280 28.0 

TOTALS 70 272 66 338 11.3 

MCENTIRE ALL-PURPOSE STATISTICS 


Fr./2002 46 0 0 0 0 46 23.0 

So./2003 0 132 0 0 0 132 18.9 

Jr./2004 226 188 0 136 0 550 55.0 

TOTALS 272 320 0 136 0 728 24.3 

MCENTIRE SCORING STATISTICS 

I - - - - - - - - PATs - - - - - - - - I 


So./2003 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 

Jr./2004 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 3 0-0 0 0 12 

TOTALS 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 3 0-0 0 0 24 

Logan Malie 


Tom McEntire 


17


29 

Stephen 

Minton 

Sophomore 

Tailback 

5-10, 191 

Cranberry Township, Pa. 

Seneca Valley High School 


Randall 

Palakovich 

Sophomore 


6-1, 197 

Aliquippa, Pa. 

Aliquippa High School 

Political Science 

8 


Stephen Minton 


starter. 2004: Was named to the all-PAC second team after 

rushing for 935 yards on 193 carries with seven touchdowns... 

Became the school's single-season rushing leader...Finished third in 

the conference in rushing, averaging 103.9 yards per 

game...Eclipsed the 100-yard mark five times, including a careerhigh 

182 yards in the Tomcats’ 28-14 win at Bethany College on 

Sept. 25...Ran for 157 yards on 27 carries and three touchdowns in 

28-0 win over Westminster College on Oct. 23...Tallied career-high 

29 carries in 24-9 win at Grove City College on Oct. 9. 

MINTON RUSHING STATISTICS 



TOTALS 193 935 4.8 7 36 

MINTON ALL-PURPOSE STATISTICS 


Fr./2004 935 5 0 0 0 940 104.4 

TOTALS 935 5 0 0 0 940 104.4 

MINTON SCORING STATISTICS 

I - - - - - - - - PATs - - - - - - - - I 


Fr./2004 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 

TOTALS 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 

Brandon 

Mundy 

Junior 


5-11, 185 

Ravenna, Ohio 

Field High School 


35 


Appeared in seven games, accumulating eight tackles between time 

at safety and on the special teams...Totaled a career-best three tackles 

in Tomcats’ 45-14 win over Bluffton University on Sept. 18. 

MUNDY DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 



So./2004 4 4 8 0 0 1 0 0 

TOTALS 4 4 8 0 0 1 0 0 

72 

Nelton 

Neal 

Senior 


6-1, 307 

Warren, Ohio 

Warren Harding High School 



three-year starter. 2004: Started all 10 games at left tackle. 2003: 

Earned all-PAC first team honors in his first full season as a 

starter...Made starts in all 10 contests. 


Appeared in five games as a freshman...Recorded two tackles in limited 

special teams action. 

PALAKOVICH DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 



Fr./2004 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 

Darrell 

Satterfield 

Senior 

Quarterback 

6-0, 180 

Orwell, Ohio 

Grand Valley High School 

Elementary Education 

4 


starter. 2004: Re-wrote the Tomcat record books, earning all- 

PAC honorable mention recognition along the way...Set six single 

season records in his first full year as a starter: passing yards (1955), 

pass completions (157), pass attempts (261), touchdowns (16), 

completion percentage (60.2%) and pass efficiency rating 

(136.41)...Is tied for fourth in career touchdown passes (17) and is 

sixth in both career passing yards (2066) and career completions 

(162). 2003: Saw action in four games, completing 5-of-12 passes 

for 111 yards and one touchdown...Was 3-for-6 for 65 yards and a 

touchdown at Waynesburg College on Oct. 11. 

SATTERFIELD PASSING STATISTICS 

Class/Year EFFIC ATT-CMP-INT PCT YDS TD AVG/G LONG 

Jr./2003 130.20 12-5-1 41.7 111 1 27.8 41 

Sr./2004 136.41 261-157-9 60.2 1955 16 195.5 76 

TOTALS 133.31 273-162-10 59.3 2066 17 111.7 76 

SATTERFIELD TOTAL OFFENSE STATISTICS 


Jr./2003 15 -4 111 107 26.8 

Sr./2004 276 -66 1955 1889 188.9 

TOTALS 291 -70 2066 1996 142.6 

SATTERFIELD SCORING STATISTICS 

I - - - - - - - - PATs - - - - - - - - I 


Sr./2004 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 3-5 0 0 0 

TOTALS 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 3-5 0 0 0 

SATTERFIELD 2004 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 

OPPONENT ATT-CMP-INT YDS TD LONG 

Sept. 4 vs. Univ. of Wisconsin-Platteville 20-10-2 120 1 31 

Sept. 11 at Ohio Wesleyan University 34-21-0 304 3 54 

Sept. 18 vs. Bluffton University 21-17-0 221 2 54 

Sept. 25 at Bethany College 29-18-0 220 2 76 

Oct. 2 vs. Wash. & Jeff. College 52-28-3 272 1 33 

Oct. 9 at Grove City College 16-9-2 128 2 50 

Oct. 16 vs. Waynesburg College 12-5-0 72 1 26 

Oct. 23 vs. Westminster College 17-12-0 133 1 27 

Oct. 30 vs. Ohio Dominican University 32-21-1 260 2 31 

Nov. 6 at Buffalo State College 28-16-1 225 1 47 

TOTALS 261-157-9 1955 16 76 

Darrell Satterfield 


Mike 

Stimac 

Sophomore 

Middle Linebacker 

5-8, 190 

East Brady, Pa. 

Karns City High School 

English 

13 


Darious 

Thompson 

Junior 

Free Safety 

5-9, 185 

Nassau, Bahamas 

West Oaks Academy 


3 


Appeared in all 10 games, contributing mostly on special teams. 

Kevin 

Strouse 

Senior 

Defensive End 

6-2, 212 

Reynoldsville, Pa. 

DuBois High School 

Business Communication 

98 

CAREER – Games/Started: 23/2...Three-year letter winner. 2004: 

Made appearances in all 10 games, recording 12 total tackles, two 

sacks and two tackles for loss. 2003: Played in seven games, amassing 

12 total tackles, three tackles for loss and three sacks...Had a 

career-best five tackles at John Carroll University Sept. 6. 2002: 

Contributed mostly on special teams. 

STROUSE DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 



Fr./2002 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 

So./2003 7 5 12 1 2 3 1 0 

Jr./2004 7 5 12 0 0 2 2 1 

TOTALS 18 10 28 1 2 5 3 1 


starter. 2003: Was a two-way player most of the season, working 

between running back and defensive back...Finished second on 

the team in rushing with 448 yards on 106 carries and one touchdown...Defensively 

finished with 19 total tackles and two interceptions...Top 

rushing performance came in Tomcats’ 31-28 win at 

Kenyon College on Nov. 15 when he rushed for 92 yards on 23 carries...Best 

defensive game was at Washington & Jefferson College 

when he recorded eight tackles, one interception and one forced 

fumble. 2002: Played in all 10 games as a freshman...Was the team’s 

third-leading rusher after posting 329 yards on 96 carries with three 

touchdowns...Caught six passes for 44 yards...Rushed 21 times for 

100 yards and two touchdowns in 37-6 victory over Bluffton 

University on Sept. 21. 

THOMPSON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 

TOT FUM FUM 


So./2003 12 7 19 0 1 1 3 2 

TOTALS 12 7 19 0 1.0 1 3 2 

THOMPSON INTERCEPTION STATISTICS 


So./2003 2 30 15.0 0 23 

TOTALS 2 30 15.0 0 23 

THOMPSON RUSHING STATISTICS 


Fr./2002 96 329 3.4 3 16- 

So./2003 106 448 4.2 1 30- 

TOTALS 202 777 3.8 4 30 

THOMPSON RECEIVING STATISTICS 


Fr./2002 6 34 5.7 0 20- 

So./2003 10 64 6.4 0 17- 

TOTALS 16 98 6.1 0 20 

THOMPSON TOTAL OFFENSE STATISTICS 


Fr./2002 96 329 0 329 32.9 

So./2003 106 448 0 448 44.8 

TOTALS 302 777 0 777 38.9 

THOMPSON ALL-PURPOSE STATISTICS 


Fr./2002 329 34 0 0 0 363 36.3 

So./2003 448 64 0 39 30 581 58.1 

TOTALS 777 98 0 39 30 944 47.2 

THOMPSON KICKOFF RETURN STATISTICS 


So./2003 2 39 19.5 0 20- 

TOTALS 2 39 19.5 0 20 

Kevin Strouse 


THOMPSON SCORING STATISTICS 

I - - - - - - - - PATs - - - - - - - - I 


Fr./2002 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 

So./2003 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

TOTALS 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 

Darious Thompson 


19


Matt 

Voelker 

Senior 

Strong Safety 

5-9, 195 

Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Baldwin High School 

Elementary Education/History 

1 

Tom 

Wozniak 

Senior 


6-0, 203 

Windber, Pa. 

Windber High School 

Conservation Biology 

27 


Tom Wozniak 


Appeared in all 10 games...Finished with 15 total stops and one 

tackle for loss...Had a career-high five tackles in Tomcats’ 45-14 win 

over Bluffton University on Sept. 18. 2003: Made seven combined 

tackles between strong safety and special teams...Had a season-high 

three tackles against Grove City College on Oct. 4. 

VOELKER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 



So./2003 3 4 7 0 0 0 0 0 

Jr./2004 11 4 15 0 0 1 0 0 

TOTALS 14 8 22 0 0 1 0 0 

Jeff 

Wagner 

Junior 


5-11, 203 

Karns City, Pa. 

Karns City High School 


51 


Made 13 total tackles while seeing action in all 10 games...Best performance 

came in Tomcats’ 24-9 win at Grove City College on Oct. 

9 as he totaled five tackles, one interception and one tackle for loss. 

2003: Had season-high four solo stops at Waynesburg College on 

October 11...Recovered a fumble at Kenyon College on Nov. 15. 

WAGNER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 


Class/Year UT AT HITS REC CAU TFL SKS INT 

Fr./2003 7 2 9 1 0 0 0 0 

So./2004 9 4 13 0 0 1 0 1 

TOTALS 16 6 22 1 0 1 0 1 


two-year starter. 2004: Earned his first all-PAC recognition as an 

honorable mention pick...Led the Tomcats and finished seventh in 

the PAC in total tackles with 75...Totaled double-digit tackles on 

three separate occasions, including 13 against both Ohio Wesleyan 

University and Bethany College...Also had a career-best 3.5 tackles 

for loss against the Bison. 2003: Started all 10 games, totaling 58 

tackles...Had a season-high 10 tackles at Washington & Jefferson 

College on Sept. 27...Made first career interception against Bethany 

College on Oct. 24. 2002: Finished with nine tackles between time 

at strong safety and on special teams. 

WOZNIAK DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 



Fr./2002 6 3 9 1 0 1 0 0 

So./2003 38 20 58 0 0 1 0 1 

Jr./2004 33 42 75 1 2 7 1 2 

TOTALS 77 65 142 2 2 9 1 3 

55 

Aaron 

Zane 

Senior 


5-9, 192 


Greenville High School 



Made appearances in all 10 games...Finished season with 19 total 

tackles...Had a season-high seven tackles in Tomcats’ 22-19 victory 

at Ohio Wesleyan University on Sept. 11. 2003: Made seven appearances 

and totaled 18 total tackles and two tackles for loss...Best 

game of career came at Bluffton College on Sept. 20 where he had 

a career-high nine tackles, one tackle for loss and one fumble recovery...First 

career interception came against Brockport State on Nov. 

1. 2002: Played limited minutes as a member of the special teams. 

ZANE DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 



Fr./2002 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 

So./2003 7 11 18 0 1 2 0 1 

Jr./2004 11 8 19 0 0 1 0 0 

TOTALS 20 19 39 0 1 3 0 1 

Aaron Zane 


John 

Adams 

Sophomore 

Tight end 

6-1, 212 

Kissimmee, Fla. 

Osceola High School 

Pre-Chemical Engineering 

2 

2005 Veteran Returners 

Jeremiah 

Conley 

Senior 

Fullback 

5-10, 231 

Springboro, Pa. 

Conneaut Valley High School 

History 

36 

Denver 

Goodman 

Sophomore 

Defensive Tackle 

5-6, 239 

Mineral Ridge, Ohio 

Mineral Ridge High School 

Physics 

99 

Kenneth 

Avery 

22 

Senior 

Strong Safety 

5-8, 170 

Farrell, Pa. 

Farrell High School 


Matt 

Bannister 

56 

Junior 


6-2, 290 

Orlando, Fla. 

Cypress Creek High School 

Biology/Pre-Physical Therapy 

Billy 

Blankenship 

14 

Junior 

Quarterback 

5-10, 171 

Mogadore, Ohio 

Field High School 


Ben 

Cleary 

Sophomore 

Defensive End 

6-0, 190 

Renfrew, Pa. 

Butler High School 

Chemistry 

69 

Ken 

Dorman 

85 

Sophomore 

Fullback 

5-8, 238 

Twinsburg, Ohio 

Twinsburg High School 


Mike 

Dworakowski 

Sophomore 


6-0, 217 

Girard, Pa. 

Girard High School 

Mathematics 

Eric 

Ester 

Sophomore 

Tight End 

63, 238 

Erie, Pa. 

East High School 


47 

82 

James 

Fawcett 

64 

Sophomore 


5-10, 255 

Wexford, Pa. 

Pine-Richland High School 

Communications 

Aaron 

Gorka 

50 

Sophomore 

Defensive End 

5-10, 185 

Johnstown, Pa. 

Westmont Hilltop High School 

Exploratory 

Robert 

Hughes 

93 

Junior 

Defensive End 

6-3, 212 


Rayen High School 

Juvenile & Familty Justice/Sociology 

Evan 

Johnson 

Junior 


5-9, 262 

Kirtland, Ohio 

Kirtland High School 


60 

Corey 

Lamison 

12 

Sophomore 

Quarterback 

5-10, 174 

Waterford, Pa. 

Fort LeBoeuf High School 




21

2005 Veteran Returners 

Mark 

LaScola 

Sophomore 

Wide Receiver 

6-0, 174 

Wellsville, Ohio 

Wellsville High School 


10 

61 

A.J. 

Parker 

Junior 


5-11, 262 

Allentown, Pa. 

Cypress Creek High School (Fla.) 

International Business 

Sixto 

Rivera 

Senior 

Fullback 

5-6, 226 


Chaney High School 

Biology 

45 


Kellen 

Manning 

87 

Junior 

Defensive End 

5-9, 211 

Cranberry Township, Pa. 

Seneca Valley High School 

Communications 

Mike 

Mukaabya 

Sophomore 

Free Safety 

6-2, 188 

New Castle, Pa. 

Union High School 

Mathematics 

Eric 

Newlin 

Junior 

Cornerback 

5-10, 166 

Erie, Pa. 

McDowell High School 


Alec 

Osbourne 

Sophomore 

Kicker 

6-1, 179 

McDonald, Pa. 

Fort Cherry High School 

Exploratory 

15 

20 

17 

Photo 

Not 

Available 

Antonio 

Quarterman 

Sophomore 

Cornerback 

6-1,173 

St. Petersburg, Fla. 

St. Petersburg High School 

Political Science 

Caleb 

Quimby 

Sophomore 


6-2, 238 

New Castle, Pa. 

Union High School 

Juvenile & Family Justice 

9 

71 

Chris 

Reinhart 

80 

Sophomore 

Cornerback 

5-11, 174 

Lancaster, Pa. 

Carolina Forest High School 

Chemistry 

James 

Reinhart 

18 

Sophomore 

Wide Receiver 

6-2, 181 

Lancaster, Pa. 

Carolina Forest High School 


Cory 

Russell 

34 

Junior 


5-6, 168 

Euclid, Ohio 

Euclid High School 

Secondary Education/History 

Jacob 

Siegel 

Sophomore 


5-11, 234 

Madison, Ohio 

Perry High School 

Exploratory 

Percy 

Sweeting 

Junior 


6-3, 303 

Nassau, Bahamas 

West Oaks Academy 

Psychology 

79 

70 

Patrick 

Wiggs 

24 

Sophomore 

Cornerback 

5-10, 170 

New Castle, Del. 

Charter School of Wilmington 

Biology/Pre-Medicine 


2005 Tomcats 

2005 Thiel College Tomcats 

2005 Senior Class 2005 Junior Class 


2005 Sophomore Class 2005 Freshman Class 


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2005 Opponent Information 

GAME 1 • Sept. 10 vs. Ohio Wesleyan 

GAME 2 • Sept. 17 at Bluffton 

GAME 3 • Sept. 24 vs. Bethany 


General Information 

NAME: Ohio Wesleyan University 

LOCATION: Delaware, Ohio 

FOUNDED: 1842 

ENROLLMENT: 1,850 

PRESIDENT: Dr. Mark W. Huddleston 

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR: Roger Ingles 

AFFILIATION: NCAA Division III 

CONFERENCE: North Coast Athletic 

NICKNAME: Battling Bishops 

COLORS: Red & Black 

STADIUM: Selby Field 

PLAYING SURFACE: Natural Grass 

CAPACITY: 9,100 

COACHING STAFF 

Head Coach: 

Mike Hollway, Ph.D. (Michigan ’84) 

Record at OWU: 

114-65-1 (18 years) 

Overall Record: 

125-92-2 (22 years) 

Assistant Coaches: 

• Pat Delany (Toledo ’87), Defensive Coordinator 

• Val Harris, Offensive Line 

• Brian Leach (OWU ’02), Kickers 

• Carlos Rivera (Baldwin-Wallace’), Defensive Ends 

• Steve Siefert (OWU ’03), Defensive Backs 

• Ked Varble (Heidelberg ’74), Running Backs 

• Jon Way (OWU ’95), Defensive Line 

• Paul Williams (Urbana ’93), Cornerbacks 

• Mike Zazula (Defiance ’93), Offensive Line 

BATTLING BISHOPS Outlook 

2004 Record: 5-5 

Conference Record/Place: 5-2/T-2nd 

Basic Offense: Delaware Wing-T 

Basic Defense: 4-3 

Returning Starters: 21 

Offense (8): SE Colby Welanetz, LT George Shihadeh, 

LG Scott Pycraft, RG Dean Boylan, RT Mark Wall, 

SE Rick Rodgers, QB Ryan Sir Louis, RHB Nick Rice 

Defense (11): SE Owen Case, ST Doug Rittmeyer, 

WT Stephen Greene, WE Cisco Clervoix, SLB Bo 

Mayer, MLB Dominic Schwed, WLB Chad Ellis, 

SCB Tom Thome, WCB Josh Wheeler, SS Jeff King, 

FS Kyle Sherman 

Specialists (2): K Jason Whitcomb, P Neil Smiley 

Lettermen Returning/Lost: 55/12 

2005 Schedule 

Date Opponent Time 

Sept. 3 FRANKLIN 1 pm 

Sept. 10 at Thiel 1:30 pm 

Sept. 17 OLIVET 1 pm 

Oct. 1 WABASH* 1 pm 

Oct. 8 at Allegheny* 1 pm 

Oct. 15 DENISON* 1 pm 

Oct. 22 at Kenyon* 1 pm 

Oct. 29 at Wittenberg* 1 pm 

Nov. 5 OBERLIN* 1 pm 

Nov. 12 at Wooster* 1 pm 

*North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) game 

2004 Results (5-5, 5-2 NCAC) 

Date Opponent Result 

Sept. 4 at Franklin L 34-33 

Sept. 11 THIEL L 22-19 

Sept. 18 at Olivet L 78-21 

Oct. 2 at Wabash* L 17-14 

Oct. 9 ALLEGHENY* W 17-14 

Oct. 16 at Denison W 35-6 

Oct. 23 KENYON* W 30-24 

Oct. 30 WITTENBERG* W 28-24 

Nov. 6 at Oberlin* W 24-14 

Nov. 13 WOOSTER* L 24-6 

* - North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) game 


NAME: Bluffton University 

LOCATION: Bluffton, Ohio 

FOUNDED: 1899 


PRESIDENT: Dr. Lee Snyder 

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR: Phil Talavinia 


CONFERENCE: Heartland Collegiate Athletic 

NICKNAME: Beavers 

COLORS: Royal Purple & White 

STADIUM: Salzman Stadium 




Head Coach: 

Greg Brooks (Ohio ’78) 

RECORD AT BU: 

7-13 (2 years) 

OVERALL RECORD: 

7-13 (2 years) 


• Brent Burkheimer (Ohio Northern '93), Wide Receivers 

• Andy Bentley (Dayton ’03), Defensive Line 

• Allen Curtiss ( Western Michigan ’82), Defensive Coord./LB 

• Lou Stokes (Bluffton ’73), Offensive Line 

• Denny Phillips (Bluffton ’79), Defensive Backs 

• Steve Rogers (Mount Union '94), Defensive Line 

• Mark Spencer (Ohio’), Running Backs 

BEAVERS Outlook 

2004 Record: 5-5 

Conference Record/Place: 3-3/NA 

Basic Offense: Multiple I 



Offense (7): RB Ben Dodds, QB Jared Owens, FB Ben 

McCullough, OL James Fay, OL Brandon Nolin, 

OL Kevin Schleb, WR Tim Berta 

Defense (8): LB Tim Koontz, DB Brett Cordy, DB Jon 

Mershman, LB Sam McCullough, DB Jeremy 

Anderson, DL Bryan Llyod, DL Rashid Morton, 

DL Tyler Schwab 

Special Teams (1): K/P Seth Burkholder 

Lettermen Returning/Lost: NA/NA 



Sept. 3 at Centre 1:30 pm 

Sept. 10 at Hiram 1:30 pm 

Sept. 17 THIEL 1:30 pm 

Sept. 24 ADRIAN 1:30 pm 

Oct. 1 at Manchester* 2:30 pm 

Oct. 15 ANDERSON* 1:30 pm 

Oct. 22 at Hanover* 2:30 pm 

Oct. 29 MT. ST. JOSEPH* 1:30 pm 

Nov. 5 at Franklin* 1:00 pm 

Nov. 12 DEFIANCE* 1:00 pm 

* - Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) contest 

2004 Results (5-5, 3-3 HCAC) 


Sept. 4 CENTRE W 33-24 

Sept. 11 HIRAM W 24-6 

Sept. 18 at Thiel L 45-14 

Sept. 25 at Adrian L 30-3 

Oct. 2 MANCHESTER* W 35-13 

Oct. 16 at Anderson* W 24-17 

Oct. 23 HANOVER* L 37-20 

Oct. 30 at Mt. St. Joseph* L 25-13 

Nov. 6 FRANKLIN* L 24-14 

Nov. 13 at Defiance* W 30-0 

* - Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) contest 


NAME: Bethany College 

LOCATION: Bethany, W. Va. 

FOUNDED: 1840 

ENROLLMENT: 900 

PRESIDENT: Dr. G.T. “Buck” Smith 

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR: Steven Lee 


CONFERENCE: Presidents’ Athletic 

NICKNAME: Bison 

COLORS: Kelly Green & White 

STADIUM: Bethany Field 




Head Coach: 

Steven Lee (Lock Haven ’78) 

RECORD AT BC: 

1-9 (1 year) 

OVERALL RECORD: 

14-26 (4 years) 


• Mister Askew (Elizabeth City State '01), Running Backs 

• Charles Giangrosso (Friends ’82), Defensive Coordinator 

• Mark Lee (Olivet Nazarene ’98), Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers 

• Ryan Leib (Bethany ’03), Defensive Backs 

• Andrew Rossi (Bethany ’04), Defensive Line 

• Andy Upton ( W.V. Institute of Technology ’96), Offensive Line 

• Steve Voytek, Secondary 

BISON Outlook 

2003 Record: 1-9 

Conference Record/Place: 0-5/6th 

Basic Offense: Multiple 

Basic Defense: Multiple 


Offense (7): N/A 

Defense (5): N/A 

Special Teams (1): P Mike Elias 




Sept. 3 FRANKLIN & MARSHALL 1:00 pm 

Sept. 10 THOMAS MORE* 1:30 pm 

Sept. 17 at Defiance 1:00 pm 

Sept. 24 at Thiel* 1:30 pm 

Oct. 1 at Grove City* 1:30 pm 

Oct. 8 WAYNESBURG* 2:00 pm 

Oct. 15 WESTMINSTER* 1:30 pm 

Oct. 22 at Washington & Jefferson* 7:00 pm 

Oct. 29 UNIV. OF CHICAGO 12:00 pm 

Nov. 5 CARNEGIE MELLON 1:00 pm 

* - Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) contest 

2004 Results (1-9, 0-5 PAC) 


Sept. 4 at Franklin and Marshall L 35-7 

Sept. 11 ALMA L 52-14 

Sept. 25 THIEL* L 28-14 

Oct. 2 GROVE CITY* L 63-6 

Oct. 9 at Waynesburg* L 56-17 

Oct. 16 at Westminster* L 27-21 

Oct. 23 WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON* L 56-0 

Oct. 30 at Chicago L 31-7 

Nov. 6 at Carnegie Mellon L 63-7 

Nov. 20 DEFIANCE W 35-28 




GAME 4 • Oct. 1 at Washington & Jefferson 

GAME 5 • Oct. 8 vs. Grove City 

GAME 6 • Oct. 15 at Waynesburg 


NAME: Washington & Jefferson College 

LOCATION: Washington, Pa. 

FOUNDED: 1781 


PRESIDENT: Dr. Tori Haring-Smith 

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR: Rick Creehan 



NICKNAME: Presidents 

COLORS: Red & Black 

STADIUM: Cameron Stadium 

PLAYING SURFACE: FieldTurf 



Head Coach: 

Mike Sirianni (Mount Union ’94) 

Record at W&J: 

21-3(2 years) 


21-3(2 years) 


• John Klein ( Youngstown State ’89), Defensive Coordinator 

• Todd Young (Hiram ’96), Asst. Head Coach/Offensive 

Line/Recruiting Coordinator 

• Erik Franklin ( Wash. & Jeff. ’96), Defensive Line, Special Teams 

• Richard McNutt (Ohio State ’04), Secondary 

• Jay Ernst ( W&J ’04), Offensive Line 

• Terry George ( West Liberty State ’79), Running Backs 

• Steve Campos (Indiana, Pa. ’83), Offensive Consultant 

• Mark DeRosa ( Wash. Institute of Tech. ’93), Linebackers 

• Brandon Wakefield(Bridgewater ’04), Running Backs 

PRESIDENTS Outlook 

2004 Record: 12-1 

Conference Record/Place: 5-0/1st 

Basic Offense: Multiple 

Basic Defense: Multiple 


Offense (7): QB Chris Edwards, RB R.J. Zitzelsberger, 

RB Ryan Mendel, WR Aaron Krepps, WR Jon Miller, 

LT Chris Teter, LG Chris Hickey 

Defense (7): DE Tim Landis, DT Anthony Cappelli, 

DE Rick Notarianni, LB Mike Skalarsky, CB Cory 

Walsh, CB Mike Wilmus, FS Nick Cherish 

Specialists (0): 




Sept. 3 at Tri-State (Ind.) 1:30 pm EDT 

Sept. 10 HANOVER (Ind.) 1:30 pm 

Sept. 17 ALLEGHENY 6:30 pm 

Sept. 24 at Emory & Henry 1:00 pm 

Oct. 1 THIEL* 2:00 pm 

Oct. 8 at Westminster* 1:00 pm 


Oct. 22 BETHANY* 7:00 pm 

Oct. 29 at Waynesburg* 1:30 pm 

Nov. 5 at Thomas More* 1:30 pm 

* - Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) game 

2004 Results (12-1, 5-0 PAC) 


Sept. 4 TRI-STATE W, 31-0 

Sept. 11 at Hanover (Ind.) W, 27-15 

Sept. 18 at Allegheny W, 29-7 

Sept. 25 EMORY & HENRY W, 76-28 

Oct. 2 at Thiel* W, 34-10 

Oct. 9 WESTMINSTER* W, 54-14 

Oct. 16 GROVE CITY* W, 56-14 

Oct. 23 at Bethany* W, 56-0 

Oct. 30 WAYNESBURG* W, 35-30 

Nov. 6 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY W, 28-6 

Nov. 20 BRIDGEWATER% W, 55-48 (2 OT) 

Nov. 27 CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT% W, 24-14 

Dec. 4 MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR% L, 16-52 


% - NCAA Division III Playoffs 


NAME: Grove City College 

LOCATION: Grove City, Pa. 

FOUNDED: 1876 


PRESIDENT: Dr. Richard G. Jewell 

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR: Dr. Don Lyle 



NICKNAME: Wolverines 

COLORS: Crimson & White 

STADIUM: Robert E. Thorn Field 




Head Coach: 

Chris Smith (Grove City ’72) 

Record at GCC: 

82-116-2 (21 years) 


82-116-2 (21 years) 


• Rob Skaricich, Defensive Coordinator 

• Jim Chinn, Running Backs/Special Teams 

• Tom Trimmer, Offensive Line 

• Todd Gibson, Outside Linebackers/Strength & Conditioning 

• Bernie Davis, Tight Ends/Offensive Line 

• Dennis Bornes, Linebackers 

• Tom Wilson, Defensive Line 

WOLVERINES Outlook 

2004 Record: 3-7 

Conference Record/Place: 1-4/5th 

Basic Offense: Double Slot/Wing-T 

Basic Defense: Multiple 4-3 


Offense (8): QB Bradford Clark, WR Adam Wargo, 

WB Seth Fox, OT Matt Mayberry, OG Fred Mueller, 

OG Matt Rice, OT Bob Perri, TE Dan Jeltes 

Defense (7): DE Steve Weary, DT Jordan Johnston, 

NT Adam Gaab, SLB Ben Szelong, CB Dave Issler, SS 

Aaron Margo, FS Ross Trimmer 

Specialists (1): P Henry Johnston 




Sept. 3 at Manchester 2:30 pm 

Sept. 10 CARNEGIE MELLON 1:30 pm 

Sept. 17 at Thomas More* 1:30 pm 

Sept. 24 MUHLENBERG 1:30 pm 

Oct. 1 BETHANY* 2:00 pm 

Oct. 8 at Thiel* 1:30 pm 

Oct. 15 WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON* 1:30 pm 


Oct. 29 at Alfred 1:00 pm 

Nov. 5 at Westminster* 1:00 pm 

* - Presidents’ Athletic Conference game 

2004 Results (3-7, 1-4 PAC) 


Sept. 4 MANCHESTER W 54-14 

Sept. 11 at Carnegie Mellon W 16-14 

Sept. 18 WOOSTER L 28-13 

Sept. 25 at Muhlenberg L 27-3 

Oct. 2 at Bethany* W 63-6 

Oct. 9 THIEL* L 24-9 

Oct. 16 at Washington and Jefferson* L 56-14 

Oct. 23 at Waynesburg* L 51-14 

Oct. 30 ALFRED L 16-0 

Nov. 6 Westminster* L 9-6 



NAME: Waynesburg College 

LOCATION: Waynesburg, Pa. 

FOUNDED: 1849 


PRESIDENT: Timothy R. Thyreen 

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR: Rudy Marisa 



NICKNAME: Yellow Jackets 

COLORS: Orange & Black 

STADIUM: John F. Wiley Stadium 




Head Coach: 

Rick Shepas ( Youngstown State ’87) 

Record at WC: 

0-0 (1st year) 




• Chris Albrecht ( Youngstown State ’96), Defensive Line 

• Jason Falvo ( Waynesburg ’00), Defensive Coordinator 

• Brad Koehler (Hanover ’04), Wide Receivers 

• Chay Lahew ( Waynesburg ’99), Offensive Line 

• Mike Stone (Grove City ’98), Offensive Line 

YELLOW JACKETS Outlook 

2004 Record: 7-4 

Conference Record/Place: 3-2/3rd 

Basic Offense: N/A 

Basic Defense: N/A 


Offense (4): RB Ryan Abels, WR Ivan Hawkins, WR 

Dominick Hunter, OL Craig Petrus 

Defense (7): DL Ashley Boyers, DB Luke Cunkelman, 

DL Mike Czerwien, LB Nick Emley, DL Mike McElroy, 

DB Anthony Taylor, DB Andy Tenney 

Specialist (1): K Ben Popson 




Sept. 3 at Denison 1:00 pm 

Sept. 17 MANCHESTER 1:30 pm 

Sept. 24 HANOVER 1:30 pm 

Oct. 1 at Thomas More* 1:30 pm 

Oct. 8 at Bethany* 2:00 pm 




Nov. 5 at Frostburg State 1:00 pm 

Nov. 12 Westminster* 1:30 pm 


2004 Results (7-4, 3-2 PAC) 


Sept. 4 DENISON W 64-0 

Sept. 11 RANDOLPH-MACON W 31-7 

Sept. 18 at Manchester W 73-14 

Sept. 25 at Hanover L 34-31 

Oct. 9 BETHANY* W 56-17 

Oct. 16 at Thiel* L 26-20 

Oct. 23 GROVE CITY* W 51-14 


Nov. 6 FROSTBURG STATE W 30-19 

Nov. 13 at Westminster* W 18-13 

Nov. 20 at Johns Hopkins& L 26-23 


& - Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Southwest Champ. 



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GAME 7 • Oct. 22 at Westminster 

GAME 8 • Oct. 29 vs. Thomas More 

GAME 9 • Nov. 5 vs. Buffalo State 



NAME: Westminster College 

LOCATION: New Wilmington, Pa. 

FOUNDED: 1852 


PRESIDENT: R. Thomas Williamson 

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR: Jim Daffler 



NICKNAME: Titans 

COLORS: Blue & White 

STADIUM: Harold Burry Stadium 




Head Coach: 

Jeff Hand (Clarion ’92) 

Record at WC: 



37-25 (6 years) 


• Don Augustine ( Westminster ’01), RB’s/Special Teams 

• Paul D’Imperio ( Waynesburg ’05), Wide Receivers 

• Bill Hand ( Waynesburg’), Running Game Coordinator/OL 

• John Latouf ( Westminster ’93), 

• Dwayne Pavkovich (Hiram ’02), Offensive Coordinator/QB’s 

• Clark Rolli ( Waynesburg ’02), Asst. Defensive Coord./DL 

• Sean Ross, Linebackers 

• Gary Schooley (Slippery Rock ’84), Secondary 

TITANS Outlook 

2004 Record: 5-5 

Conference Record/Place: 2-3/4TH 

Basic Offense: Multiple Pro Style 



Offense (6): QB J.R. Barley, FB Josh Kutzner, 

TE Josh Bero, C B.A. Lambie, RG Nick Fisher 

Defense (6): DT Ryan Chmura, DE Adam Hadbavny, 

DL Matt Hanhold, LB Jerry Bonenberger, LB Matt 

Knight, DE Joey Tissler 

Specialty (2): K George Malactaris, P Dusty Rhodes 




Sept. 3 OHIO NORTHERN 1:00 pm 

Sept. 10 at Allegheny 1:00 pm 

Sept. 17 at Hiram 1:00 pm 

Sept. 24 THOMAS MORE* 1:30 pm 


Oct. 15 at Bethany* 1:30 pm 


Oct. 29 FROSTBURG STATE 1:00 pm 

Nov. 5 GROVE CITY* 1:00 pm 

Nov. 12 at Waynesburg* 1:30 pm 


2004 Results (5-5, 2-3 PAC) 


Sept. 4 at Ohio Northern L 31-0 

Sept. 11 ALLEGHENY L 21-14 (2 OT) 

Sept. 18 HIRAM W 41-22 

Sept. 25 at Thomas More W 23-13 


Oct. 16 BETHANY* W 27-21 

Oct. 23 at Thiel* L 28-0 

Oct. 30 at Frostburg State W 25-13 

Nov. 6 at Grove City* W 9-6 

Nov. 13 WAYNESBURG* L 18-13 



NAME: Thomas More College 

LOCATION: Crestview Hills, Ken. 

FOUNDED: 1921 


PRESIDENT: Sister Margaret Stallmayer 

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR: Terry Connor 



NICKNAME: Saints 

COLORS: Royal Blue, White & Silver 

STADIUM: Thomas More 




Head Coach: 

Mike Hallett 

Record at TMC: 

4-6 (2nd season) 




• Derek Bosse (Thomas More ’00), Running Backs 

• Will Bowman (Muskingum ’91), Wide Receivers 

• Denny Dorrell (Hanover ’01), Defensive Line 

• Bryan Moore (Hiram ’99), Asst. Head Coach/Quarterbacks 

• Nick Ober (Butler ’02), Defensive Backs 

• Joe Sacco (Thomas More ’92), 

• Steve Sigler (MacMurray’), Asst. Head Coach, Linebackers 

SAINTS Outlook 

2004 Record: 4-6 

Conference Record/Place: Independent 

Basic Offense: Multiple Pro-I 

Basic Defense: Multiple 4-3 


Offense (9): RB Tyran Thompson, QB Nate Berkley, 

QB Seth Ellis, WR Andy Heinl, OT Kenny Schroer, 

OG Chris Gerrein, C Brandon Lee, OT Dave Connor, 

WR Chase Weber 

Defense (7): DT Greg Fry, DE Dan Ollberding, 

CB Terrence Toone, WLB Rashawn West, SLB Mark 

Carlisle, S Nick Hazlett, S T.J. Schmitz 

Specialty (5): N/A 




Sept. 3 at Hanover 2:30 pm 

Sept. 10 at Bethany* 1:30 pm 

Sept. 17 GROVE CITY* 1:30 pm 

Sept. 24 at Westminster* 1:30 pm 


Oct. 15 FROSTBURG STATE 1:00 pm 

Oct. 22 at Anderson 2:30 pm 

Oct. 29 at Thiel* 1:30 pm 

Nov. 5 WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON* 1:30 pm 

Nov. 12 at Mt. St. Joseph 1:00 pm 


2004 Results (4-6) 


Sept. 4 HANOVER W 31-30 (OT) 

Sept. 11 at MacMurray L 35-20 

Sept. 18 at Wittenberg L 35-31 

Sept. 25 WESTMINSTER L 23-13 

Oct. 2 at Huntingdon W 37-36 (OT) 

Oct. 16 at Kentucky Wesleyan W 30-14 

Oct. 23 ANDERSON W 45-38 

Oct. 30 MARY VILLE (Tenn.) L 28-26 

Nov. 6 at Rockford L 20-17 (OT) 

Nov. 13 MT. ST. JOSEPH L 32-0 


NAME: Buffalo State College 

LOCATION: Buffalo, N.Y. 

FOUNDED: 1871 


PRESIDENT: Dr. Muriel A. Howard 

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR: Jerry Boyes 


CONFERENCE: Atlantic Central Football 

NICKNAME: Bengals 

COLORS: Orange & Black 

STADIUM: Coyer Field 




Head Coach: 

Paul Shaffner (Ithaca ’82) 

Record at BSC: 



22-30 (6th season) 


• Terry Bitka (Cortland ’86), Assoc. Head Coach/Linebackers 

• Eugene Lewis ( Youngstown State ’98), Def. Coordinator/DB’s 

• Tim Myslinski (Ithaca ’98), Linebackers 

• Gene Zinni (Buffalo ’71), Offensive Line 

• Christian Ozolins (Cumberland ’95), Special Teams/WR’s 

• Ron Hopkins, Asst. Offensive Line 

• Jeff Sherer, Running Backs 

• Tom Pokigo, Tight Ends 

• Mike Potter, Asst. Defensive Backs 

• Josh Hostuttler, Asst. Linebackers 

• Dave McEntire, Asst. Defensive Line 

• Mike Holbok, Asst. Defensive Line 

• Bob Decker, Equipment Manager 

BENGALS Outlook 

2004 Record: 4-6 

Conference Record/Place: 2-3/ 

Basic Offense: N/A 

Basic Defense: N/A 


Offense (9): QB Mike Mikolaichik, TE Tom Cocker, LT 

Justin Huebbers, LG Deryck Wrazen, RG Jacob Lees, 

WR Jonathan Allen, WR Jeff Shostak, FB Bob Vesona, 

RB James Perkins 

Defense (6): DT Daniel Perez, DE David Barabas, LB 

Hank Pirowski, LB Justin Draper, CB Carl Jean-Louis, 

CB Michael Haynes 

Special Teams (2): K Eric Buchanan, P Kevin Senator 




Sept. 10 ITHACA 1:00 pm 

Sept. 17 at Wesley * 1:00 pm 

Sept. 24 at Cortland State 1:00 pm 

Oct. 1 at Frostburg State* 1:00 pm 

Oct. 15 at Salisbury* 1:00 pm 

Oct. 22 NEWPORT NEWS* 1:00 pm 

Oct. 29 PLYMOUTH STATE 1:00 pm 

Nov. 5 at Thiel 1:00 pm 

Nov. 12 BROCKPORT STATE* 1:00 pm 

* - Atlantic Central Football Conference (ACFC) contest 

2004 Results (4-6/2-3 ACFC) 


Sept. 4 at Robert Morris L 47-10 

Sept. 11 at Ithaca L 45-0 

Sept. 18 WESLEY* L 17-0 

Sept. 25 CORTLAND STATE L 28-14 

Oct. 2 FROSTBURG STATE* W 16-9 

Oct. 9 SALISBURY* L 40-6 

Oct. 23 at Newport News* W 30-19 

Oct. 30 at Plymouth State W 26-0 

Nov. 6 THIEL W 18-12 

Nov. 13 at Brockport State* L 42-21 

* - Atlantic Central Football Conference (ACFC) contest 



GAME 10 • Nov. 12 at Carnegie Mellon 


NAME: Carnegie Mellon University 

LOCATION: Pittsburgh, Pa. 

FOUNDED: 1900 


PRESIDENT: Dr. Jared L. Cohon 

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR: Susan Bassett 


CONFERENCE: University Athletic Association 

NICKNAME: Tartans 

COLORS: Cardinal & Grey 

STADIUM: Gesling Stadium 

PLAYING SURFACE: Astroturf 12 



Head Coach: 

Rich Lackner (Carnegie Mellon ’79) 

Record at CMU: 

133-54-2 (20th year) 


133-54-2 (20th year) 


• Terry Bodnar (Marietta ’76), Defensive Coordinator 

• Rich Erdelyi (Pittsburgh ’70), Offensive Coordinator 

• Shane Billings (Carnegie Mellon ’94), Inside Linebackers 

• Al Fletcher (St. Vincent ’60), Outside Linebackers 

• Pat Johnston ( Westminster ’71), Defensive Line 

• Jerry Mancini (N.C. State ’61), Quarterbacks 

• Tom Nee (Clarion ’58), Wide Receivers 

• Bernie Storer (Georgetown, Ky. ’74), OT-TE 

TARTANS Outlook 

2004 Record: 6-4 

Conference Record/Place: 1-2/3rd 

Basic Offense: Wing-T 

Basic Defense: Multiple 50 


Offense (7): QB Jarrod Highberger, RB Jon Cakert, 

RB Travis Sivek, WR Mark Davis, WR Jonathan Kline, 

LT Chris Guirnalda 

Defense (8): DB Adam Bowland, DL Mike Burnside, 

DB Steve Killmeyer, LB Greg Klinefelter, DB Aaron 

Lewis, LB Tom Pfister, LB Jamie Ploetzner, DL Jared 

Wenger 

Specialty (2): K Nathanial Greenstein, Neil Stegall 




Sept. 3 HIRAM 1:00 pm 

Sept. 10 at Grove City 1:30 pm 

Sept. 17 JOHNS HOPKINS 1:00 pm 

Sept. 24 at Franklin and Marshall 1:00 pm 

Oct. 1 at Colorado College 3:00 pm 

Oct. 15 at Chicago* 2:00 pm 

Oct. 22 WASHINGTON U.* 12:00 pm 

Oct. 29 CASE WESTERN RESERVE* 2:00 pm 

Nov. 5 at Bethany 1:00 pm 

Nov. 12 THIEL 1:00 pm 

* - University Athletic Association (UAA) contest 

2004 Results (6-4, 1-2 UAA) 


Sept. 4 at Hiram W 44-0 

Sept. 11 GROVE CITY L 16-14 

Sept. 18 at Johns Hopkins L 24-14 

Sept. 25 FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL W 31-14 

Oct. 2 WESLEY W 24-10 

Oct. 16 CHICAGO* W 17-7 

Oct. 23 at Washington U.* L 21-16 

Oct. 30 at Case Western Reserve* L 24-14 

Nov. 6 BETHANY W 63-7 

Nov. 13 RHODES W 31-15 

* - University Athletic Association (UAA) contest 

2005 PAC Composite Schedule 

Saturday, September 3 Franklin & Marshall at Bethany 1 p.m. 

Ohio Northern at Westminster 

1 p.m. 

Waynesburg at Denison 

1 p.m. 

Washington & Jefferson at Tri-State 

1:30 p.m. 

Grove City at Manchester 

2:30 p.m. (1:30 p.m. CDT) 

Thomas More at Hanover 

2:30 p.m. (1:30 p.m. CDT) 

Thiel - off 

Saturday, September 10 Thomas More at Bethany* 1 p.m. 

Westminster at Allegheny 

1 p.m. 

Carnegie Mellon at Grove City 

1:30 p.m. 

Hanover at Washington & Jefferson 

1:30 p.m. 

Ohio Wesleyan at Thiel 

1:30 p.m. 

Waynesburg - off 

Saturday, September 17 Bethany at Defiance 1 p.m. 

Westminster at Hiram 

1 p.m. 

Grove City at Thomas More* 

1:30 p.m. 

Manchester at Waynesburg 

1:30 p.m. 

Thiel at Bluffton 

1:30 p.m. 

Allegheny at Washington & Jefferson 

6:30 p.m. 

Saturday, September 24 Washington & Jefferson at Emory & Henry 1 p.m. 

Bethany at Thiel* 

1:30 p.m. 

Thomas More at Westminster* 

1:30 p.m. 

Hanover at Waynesburg 

1:30 p.m. 

Muhlenberg at Grove City 

1:30 p.m. 

Saturday, October 1 Bethany at Grove City* 1:30 p.m. 

Waynesburg at Thomas More* 

1:30 p.m. 

Thiel at Washington & Jefferson* 

2 p.m. 

Westminster - off 

Saturday, October 8 Washington & Jefferson at Westminster* 1 p.m. 

Grove City at Thiel* 

1:30 p.m. 

Waynesburg at Bethany* 

2 p.m. 

Thomas More - off 

Saturday, October 15 Thiel at Waynesburg* 1:30 p.m. 

Washington & Jefferson at Grove City* 

1:30 p.m. 

Westminster at Bethany* 

1:30 p.m. 

Frostburg State at Thomas More 

1:30 p.m. 

Saturday, October 22 Thiel at Westminster* 1:30 p.m. 

Waynesburg at Grove City* 

1:30 p.m. 

Thomas More at Anderson 

1:30 p.m. 

Bethany at Washington & Jefferson* 

7 p.m. 

Saturday, October 29 Chicago at Bethany noon 

Frostburg State at Westminster 

1 p.m. 

Grove City at Alfred 

1 p.m. 

Thomas More at Thiel* 

1:30 p.m. 

Washington & Jefferson at Waynesburg* 

1:30 p.m. 

Saturday, November 5 Grove City at Westminster* 1 p.m. 

Buffalo State at Thiel 

1 p.m. 

Carnegie Mellon at Bethany 

1 p.m. 

Waynesburg at Frostburg State 

1 p.m. 

Washington & Jefferson at Thomas More* 

1:30 p.m. 

Saturday, November 12 Thiel at Carnegie Mellon 1 p.m. 

Westminster at Waynesburg* 

1:30 p.m. 

Thomas More at Mount St. Joseph 

1:30 p.m. 

Bethany, Grove City, Washington & Jefferson - off 



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2004 Results & Statistics 


Thiel College Tomcats Football 2004 

Thiel College (PA) Combined Team Statistics 

All Games 

RECORD: ............................................ OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 

ALL GAMES ........................................ (7-3-0) (4-2-0) (3-1-0) (0-0-0) 

CONFERENCE ...................................... (4-1-0) (2-1-0) (2-0-0) 0-0-0) 

NON-CONFERENCE ............................ (3-2-0) (2-1-0) (1-1-0) (0-0-0) 

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND 

Sep. 04, 2004 UNIV. OF WISCONSIN-PLATTEVILLE L 14-40 2000 

Sep. 11, 2004 at Ohio Wesleyan University W 22-19 1204 

Sep. 18, 2004 BLUFFTON UNIVERSITY W 45-14 1854 

*Sep. 25, 2004 at Bethany College W 28-14 558 

*Oct. 02, 2004 WASH. & JEFF. COLLEGE L 10-34 1589 

*Oct. 09, 2004 at Grove City College W 24-9 4500 

*Oct. 16, 2004 WAYNESBURG COLLEGE W 26-20 1000 

*Oct. 23, 2004 WESTMINSTER COLLEGE W 28-0 1800 

Oct. 30, 2004 OHIO DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY W 32-6 1194 

Nov. 06, 2004 at Buffalo State College L 12-18 625 

* - denotes conference game 

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G 

Stephen Minton 9 193 958 23 935 4.8 7 36 103.9 

Tom McEntire 10 52 233 7 226 4.3 1 23 22.6 

Brett Helman 7 58 214 7 207 3.6 2 13 29.6 

John Dziurzynski 5 53 199 21 178 3.4 0 14 35.6 

Justin Kuban 10 19 40 0 40 2.1 2 7 4.0 

Brandon Chambers 10 3 18 0 18 6.0 0 11 1.8 

Kennard Davis 10 2 3 0 3 1.5 0 2 0.3 

Jeremiah Conley 4 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.2 

Team 8 9 1 38 -37 -4.1 0 1 -4.6 

Darrell Satterfield 10 15 17 83 -66 -4.4 0 7 -6.6 

Total.......................... 10 405 1684 179 1505 3.7 12 36 150.5 

Opponents................ 10 377 1532 248 1284 3.4 9 43 128.4 

PASSING GP Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G 

Darrell Satterfield 10 136.41 261-157-9 60.2 1955 16 76 195.5 

Billy Blankenship 2 71.42 11-5-0 45.5 34 0 19 17.0 

Tom McEntire 10 88.40 4-1-1 25.0 54 0 54 5.4 

Marc LaScola 4 0.00 2-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 

Total.......................... 10 132.16 278-163-10 58.6 2043 16 76 204.3 

Opponents................ 10 100.11 312-159-20 51.0 1791 13 63 179.1 

RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G 

Brandon Chambers 10 71 1006 14.2 12 76 100.6 

Dane Haskins 10 45 620 13.8 4 54 62.0 

Tom McEntire 10 21 188 9.0 0 33 18.8 

Justin Kuban 10 9 57 6.3 0 19 5.7 

Colt Brownstead 10 7 114 16.3 0 31 11.4 

Brett Helman 7 4 17 4.2 0 11 2.4 

Robert Griffith 4 2 16 8.0 0 15 4.0 

Stephen Minton 9 2 5 2.5 0 6 0.6 

Josh Haladyna 10 1 10 10.0 0 10 1.0 

Jon Kutterna 10 1 10 10.0 0 10 1.0 

Total.......................... 10 163 2043 12.5 16 76 204.3 

Opponents................ 10 159 1791 11.3 13 63 179.1 

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk 

Paul Stibich 7-13 53.8 0-0 2-5 4-6 1-2 0-0 41 0 

SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points 

Brandon Chambers 13 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 78 

Stephen Minton 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 

Paul Stibich 0 7-13 17-21 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 38 

Dane Haskins 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 

Justin Kuban 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 

Brett Helman 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 

Tom McEntire 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 3 0-0 0 0 12 

Steve Boyle 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

Kennard Davis 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

Casey Diemert 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

Sammy Koyl 0 0-0 5-5 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 5 

Team 0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 

Darrell Satterfield 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 3-5 0 0 0 

Total.......................... 32 7-13 22-27 0-0 3 3-5 0 0 241 

Opponents................ 24 5-8 15-19 0-2 0 0-2 0 0 174 

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total 

Thiel College (PA) 54 67 42 78 241 

Opponents 53 59 23 39 174 

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G 

Darrell Satterfield 10 276 -66 1955 1889 188.9 

Stephen Minton 9 193 935 0 935 103.9 

Tom McEntire 10 56 226 54 280 28.0 

Brett Helman 7 58 207 0 207 29.6 

John Dziurzynski 5 53 178 0 178 35.6 

Total.......................... 10 683 1505 2043 3548 354.8 

Opponents................ 10 689 1284 1791 3075 307.5 

TEAM STATISTICS THI OPP 

FIRST DOWNS 195 181 

Rushing 88 84 

Passing 96 80 

Penalty 11 17 

RUSHING YARDAGE 1505 1284 

Yards gained rushing 1684 1532 

Yards lost rushing 179 248 

Rushing Attempts 405 377 

Average Per Rush 3.7 3.4 

Average Per Game 150.5 128.4 

TDs Rushing 12 9 

PASSING YARDAGE 2043 1791 

Att-Comp-Int 278-163-10 312-159-20 

Average Per Pass 7.3 5.7 

Average Per Catch 12.5 11.3 


TDs Passing 16 13 

TOTAL OFFENSE 3548 3075 

Total Plays 683 689 

Average Per Play 5.2 4.5 


KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 27-452 44-887 

PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 20-234 16-135 

INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 20-198 10-109 

FUMBLES-LOST 15-11 16-8 

PENALTIES-YARDS 54-406 54-453 

PUNTS-AVERAGE 37-29.6 46-35.6 

TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 31:27 28:33 

3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 57/139 53/147 

4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 14/27 12/29 

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long 

Kennard Davis 7 4 6.3 1 41 

Shaun Jackson 4 16 4.0 0 14 

Casey Diemert 2 40 20.0 1 33 

Zjaque Douglas 2 16 8.0 0 16 

Tom Wozniak 2 27 13.5 0 15 

Lawrence Whiting 1 -5 -5.0 0 0 

Steve Boyle 1 46 46.0 1 46 

Jeff Wagner 1 14 14.0 0 14 

Total .......................... 20 198 9.9 3 46 

Opponents.................. 10 109 10.9 9 28 

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd 

Tom McEntire 16 462 28.9 44 2 1 3 0 

John Dziurzynski 12 438 36.5 57 1 0 2 0 

Sammy Koyl 4 86 21.5 33 0 0 1 0 

Team 2 11 5.5 11 0 0 0 0 

Marc LaScola 2 72 36.0 42 0 0 2 0 

Paul Stibich 1 26 26.0 26 0 0 1 0 

Total .......................... 37 1095 29.6 57 3 1 9 2 

Opponents ................ 46 1638 35.6 53 2 6 10 0 

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long 

Brandon Chambers 18 227 12.6 1 72 


Shaun Jackson 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 

Total .......................... 20 234 11.7 1 72 

Opponents ................ 16 135 8.4 0 27 

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long 

Brandon Chambers 7 188 26.9 0 45 

Tom McEntire 7 136 19.4 0 33 


Greg Gustovich 3 17 5.7 0 8 

Colt Brownstead 2 8 4.0 0 4 

Robert Griffith 2 10 5.0 0 7 

Matt Voelker 1 7 7.0 0 7 

Brett Helman 1 9 9.0 0 9 

Chris Lorber 1 0 0.0 0 0 

Total .......................... 27 452 16.7 0 45 

Opponents ................ 44 887 20.2 1 96 

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G 

Brandon Chambers 10 18 1006 227 188 0 1439 143.9 

Stephen Minton 9 935 5 0 0 0 940 104.4 

Dane Haskins 10 0 620 0 0 0 620 62.0 

Tom McEntire 10 226 188 0 136 0 550 55.0 

Total .......................... 10 1505 2043 234 452 198 4432 443.2 

Opponents ................ 10 1284 1791 135 887 109 4206 420.6 


2005 Results & Statistics 

I - - - - - - Tackles - - - - - - I I - Sacks - I I - - - - Pass Def - - - - I I - Fumbles - I Blkd 

DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 

27 Tom Wozniak 10 33 42 75 6.5-11 1-1 2-27 2 - 1-0 2 - - 

47 Casey Diemert 10 34 37 71 5.0-13 1-4 2-40 5 - - - - - 

26 Robert Drake 10 32 37 69 4.0-5 - - 1 - 1-0 - - - 

6 Kennard Davis 10 34 27 61 0.5-2 - 7-44 6 - 1-0 - - - 

30 Shaun Jackson 10 35 18 53 6.0-32 2-14 4-16 1 - - 2 - - 

90 George Kum-Nji 10 25 13 38 12.5-56 9-39 - 6 - - 1 - - 

94 Jon Howson 10 18 18 36 9.5-32 6-17 - 5 - 1-0 - - - 

7 Lawrence Whiting 10 21 14 35 1.0-8 1-8 1--5 5 - - - - - 

33 Zjaque Douglas 10 26 9 35 3.5-15 1-8 2-16 4 - - 1 - - 

93 Chris Minton 9 11 13 24 4.0-15 1-3 - 2 - - - 1 - 

53 Chris Hlinka 10 14 8 22 1.0-1 - - - - - - - - 

11 Steve Boyle 9 14 5 19 - - 1-46 8 - - - - - 

55 Aaron Zane 10 11 8 19 1.0-5 - - - - - - - - 

63 Logan Malie 10 8 10 18 0.5-3 1-3 - - - 2 1 - - 

99 Charles Benning 9 11 5 16 1.5-6 1-2 - - - - - - - 

1 Matt Voelker 10 11 4 15 1.0-1 - - - - - - - - 

51 Jeff Wagner 10 9 4 13 1.0-2 - 1-14 - - - - - - 

92 Shawn Zappia 8 3 9 12 1.5-2 - - 1 - - - - - 

98 Kevin Strouse 10 7 5 12 2.0-6 2-5 - 1 - - - - - 

35 Brandon Mundy 7 4 4 8 1.0-1 - - - - - - - - 

31 Greg Gustovich 10 3 5 8 - - - - - - - - - 

96 Mike Maluk 9 5 2 7 1.5-5 - - 1 - 1-0 - - - 

21 Colt Brownstead 10 1 5 6 - - - - - - - - - 

95 Chris Lorber 9 1 5 6 - - - - - - - - - 

9 Antonio Quarterman 3 3 2 5 - - - - - - - - - 

24 Jeremy Cypher 10 1 3 4 1.5-1 - - 1 - - - - - 

82 Dane Haskins 10 2 2 4 - - - - - - - - - 

44 Justin Kuban 10 3 - 3 - - - - - - - - - 

87 Kellen Manning 9 2 - 2 1.0-2 1-2 - - - - - - - 

54 Ricky Gable 10 2 - 2 - - - - - - - - - 

56 Randall Palakovich 3 - 2 2 - - - - - - - - - 

38 Michael Stimac 3 1 1 2 - - - - - - - - - 

58 Lee Glasser 9 1 1 2 - - - - - - - - - 

84 Jon Kutterna 10 - 1 1 - - - - - - - - - 

5 Tom McEntire 10 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - - 

16 Sammy Koyl 7 - 1 1 - - - - - - - - - 

3 Paul Stibich 9 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - - 

20 Eric Newlin 6 - 1 1 - - - - - - - - - 

83 Mike Mukaabya 6 - 1 1 - - - - - - - - - 

81 Tom Smith 1 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - - 

74 Robert Munch 10 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - - 

TM Team 8 - - - - - - - - 1-0 - - - 

Total .......................... 10 390 322 712 67-224 23-106 20-198 49 - 8-0 7 1 - 

Opponents .................. 10 - - - - 8-70 10-109 44 - 11-12 6 2 - 

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk 

Paul Stibich 7-13 53.8 0-0 2-5 4-6 1-2 0-0 41 0 

FG SEQUENCE Thiel College Opponents 

Univ. of Wisconsin-Platteville - - 

Ohio Wesleyan University 37 (34), (22), 30 

Bluffton University (41) - 

Bethany College (25), 36) 28 

Washington & Jefferson College (28) - 

Grove City College 44, 35, 26, (34) (33) 

Waynesburg College (32), (37) 40 

Westminster College - - 

Ohio Dominican University 27 (27), (24) 

Buffalo State College 22 - 

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made 



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2004 Box Scores 

Univ. of Wisconsin-Platteville vs. Thiel College (Sept. 04, 2004 at Greenville, Pa.) 

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score 

Univ. of Wisconsin-Platteville .. 7 12 7 14 40 Record: (1-0) 

Thiel College.............................. 0 7 0 7 14 Record: (0-1) 

Thiel College vs. Ohio Wesleyan University (Sept. 11, 2004 at Delaware, Ohio) 



Ohio Wesleyan University........ 3 7 3 6 19 Record: (0-2) 


Scoring Summary: 

1st 03:34 UWP - Brian Gallick 10 yd pass from Ryan Munz (John Heck kick), 14-74 5:15, UWP 7 - THI 0 

2nd 11:05 THI - Justin Kuban 1 yd run (Paul Stibich kick), 14-57 7:20, UWP 7 - THI 7 

00:15 UWP - Derek Hoff 11 yd pass from Brent Nelson (John Heck kick failed), 9-86 1:29, UWP 13 - THI 7 

00:00 UWP - Kent Brown 33 yd pass from Brent Nelson, 2-33 0:02, UWP 19 - THI 7 

3rd 02:07 UWP - Dan Holz 30 yd pass from Brent Nelson (John Heck kick), 11-89 4:26, UWP 26 - THI 7 

4th 11:29 UWP - Joe Danielson 20 yd pass from Brent Nelson (John Heck kick), 5-80 1:11, UWP 33 - THI 7 

08:22 UWP - D. Droessler 1 yd run (John Heck kick), 5-13 2:41, UWP 40 - THI 7 

06:45 THI - Dane Haskins 2 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Paul Stibich kick), 7-80 1:37, UWP 40 - THI 14 

UWP 

THI 


RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 43-168 37-132 

PASSING YDS (NET) 362 120 

Passes Att-Comp-Int. 42-26-1 20-10-2 

TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 85-530 57-252 

Fumble Returns-Yards 1-4 0-0 

Punt Returns-Yards. 2-12 0-0 

Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-69 5-99 

Interception Returns-Yards 2-18 1-12 

Punts (Number-Avg) 1-28.0 4-21.5 

Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-2 

Penalties-Yards 8-77 3-20 

Possession Time 33:49 26:11 

Third-Down Conversions 11 of 18 4 of 9 

Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 4 0 of 0 

Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-7 2-3 

Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 2-12 

RUSHING: Wisconsin-Platteville-D. Droessler 18-87; Mike Haynes 6-24; Brent Nelson 3-17; Ryan Munz 5-16; 

Michael Schmidt 5-9; Joe Kettula 3-8; Craig Patterson 2-5; Dan Holz 1-2. Thiel-J. Dziurzynski 26-105; Tom 

Mcentire 4-15; Justin Kuban 5-9; Kennard Davis 2-3. 

PASSING: Wisconsin-Platteville-Brent Nelson 14-22-0-254; Ryan Munz 11-19-1-80; Michael Schmidt 1-1-0-28. 

Thiel-D. Satterfield 10-20-2-120. 

RECEIVING: Wisconsin-Platteville-Derek Hoff 8-60; D. Droessler 5-44; Brian Gallick 4-68; Max Seroogy 3-62; 

Joe Danielson 2-48; Dan Holz 2-45; Kent Brown 1-33; Marcus Ninneman 1-2. Thiel-Dane Haskins 4-42; 

Tom Mcentire 4-35; Colt Brownstead 1-31; Justin Kuban 1-12. 

INTERCEPTIONS: Wisconsin-Platteville-William Nowak 1-22; Julius Davis 1-minus 4. Thiel-Tom Wozniak 1- 

12. 

FUMBLES: Wisconsin-Platteville-Brent Nelson 2-0. Thiel-Justin Kuban 1-1; J. Dziurzynski 1-1. 

Stadium: Alumni Stadium Attendance: 2000 

Kickoff time: 1:30 pm End of Game: 4:10 pm Total elapsed time: 2:40 

Officials: Referee: Pete Rota; Umpire: Al Gens; Linesman: Gary Gallagher; Line judge: Tom Trilli; Field judge: 

Mike Zyglis; Side judge: Gary Shanahan. 


1st 03:38 OWU - Jason Whitcomb 34 yd field goal, 7-39 3:01, THI 0 - OWU 3 

2nd 05:37 OWU - Nick Rice 63 yd pass from Ryan Sir Louis (Jason Whitcomb kick), 5-76 2:16, THI 0 - OWU 10 

3rd 04:55 THI - B. Chambers 54 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Paul Stibich kick), 3-67 0:24, THI 7 - OWU 10 

00:32 OWU - Jason Whitcomb 22 yd field goal, 9-75 4:17, THI 7 - OWU 13 

4th 14:01 THI - B. Chambers 19 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Paul Stibich kick), 9-58 1:29, THI 14 - OWU 13 

05:06 OWU - Eric Indiciani 2 yd run (Ryan Mead rush failed), 5-25, 2:01, THI 14 - OWU 19 

03:14 THI - B. Chambers 25 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Tom McEntire pass from D. Satterfield), 6-77 1:47, 

THI 22 - OWU 19 

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RUSHING: Thiel-J. Dziurzynski 20-74; B. Chambers 2-17; Justin Kuban 5-12; Tom Mcentire 5-8; 

Team 1-minus 2. Ohio Wesleyan-Ryan Sir Louis 18-70; N. Jonhenry 8-40; Eric Indiciani 10-37; Nick Rice 6-20; 

Ryan Mead 4-15; Mike Schleiden 4-11; Rick Rodgers 1-8. 

PASSING: Thiel-D. Satterfield 21-34-0-304; Tom Mcentire 0-1-1-0. Ohio Wesleyan-Ryan Sir Louis 14-23-0-203; 

Jody Vasileff 0-1-0-0. 

RECEIVING: Thiel-B. Chambers 9-178; Tom Mcentire 6-50; Dane Haskins 4-40; Colt Brownstead 2-36. Ohio 

Wesleyan-Nick Rice 3-80; Rick Rodgers 3-23; Ryan Mead 2-44; N. Jonhenry 2-26; Jody Vasileff 2-19; Eric 

Indiciani 2-11. 

INTERCEPTIONS: Thiel-None. Ohio Wesleyan-Kyle Sherman 1-13; Tom Thome 0-7. 

FUMBLES: Thiel-J. Dziurzynski 1-1; Justin Kuban 1-1. Ohio Wesleyan-Eric Indiciani 2-2; Ryan Sir Louis 1-0; 

N. Jonhenry 1-0; Nick Rice 1-0. 

Stadium: Selby Field Attendance: 1204 

Kickoff time: 1 p.m. End of Game: 3:50 pm Total elapsed time: 2:50 

Officials: Referee: Frank Bullock; Umpire: Jack Collins; Linesman: Fred Brentlingr; Line judge: Tom Fox; 

Field judge: Wes Davis; Side judge: Bob McDonald. 



Bluffton University vs. Thiel College (Sept. 18, 2004 at Greenville, Pa.) 


Bluffton University.................... 7 0 7 0 14 Record: (2-1) 


Thiel College vs. Bethany College (Sept. 25, 2004 at Bethany, WV) 


Thiel College.............................. 0 10 7 11 28 Record: (3-1, 1-0) 

Bethany College........................ 0 14 0 7 14 Record: (0-3, 0-1) 


1st 11:57 THI - Steve Boyle 46 yd interception return (Paul Stibich kick), , BU 0 - THI 7 

02:41 THI - Stephen Minton 4 yd run (Paul Stibich kick), 8-55 4:01, BU 0 - THI 14 

02:27 BU - Terrence Clayton 96 yd kickoff return (Seth Burkholder kick), , BU 7 - THI 14 

2nd 13:31 THI - Paul Stibich 41 yd field goal, 8-40 3:55, BU 7 - THI 17 

00:22 THI - B. Chambers 9 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Team kick failed), 8-48 2:59, BU 7 - THI 23 

3rd 10:04 THI - B. Chambers 10 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Tom McEntire pass from D. Satterfield), 9-79 3:47, 

BU 7 - THI 31 

07:34 BU - Ben Dodds 3 yd run (Leon Payne kick), 7-67 2:23, BU 14 - THI 31 

01:56 THI - Stephen Minton 1 yd run (Paul Stibich kick), 10-54 5:38, BU 14 - THI 38 

4th 08:21 THI - Tom McEntire 6 yd run (Paul Stibich kick), 8-90 4:47, BU 14 - THI 45 

BU 

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RUSHING: Bluffton-Dodds, Ben 16-39; McCullough, Ben 5-38; Krieger, Aaron 3-17; Koontz, Tim 4-7; 

Hanson, Jeremy 3-6; Clayton, Terenc 4-2; Payne, Leon 1-minus 3. Thiel-Stephen Minton 19-109; 

Tom Mcentire 18-85; D. Satterfield 1-7; Justin Kuban 2-5; Brett Helman 2-2; Jeremiah Conley 1-1; 

J. Dziurzynski 1-minus 10. 

PASSING: Bluffton-Koontz, Tim 3-8-0-36; Krieger, Aaron 1-7-2-3; Payne, Leon 0-1-0-0. Thiel-D. Satterfield 

17-21-0-221; Marc Lascola 0-2-0-0; B. Blankenship 0-1-0-0. 

RECEIVING: Bluffton-Dodds, Ben 2-20; Payne, Leon 1-16; Hanson, Jeremy 1-3. Thiel-B. Chambers 11-93; 

Dane Haskins 5-124; Justin Kuban 1-4. 

INTERCEPTIONS: Bluffton-None. Thiel-Steve Boyle 1-46; Zjaque Douglas 1-0. 

FUMBLES: Bluffton-Dodds, Ben 1-0. Thiel-J. Dziurzynski 1-0; Stephen Minton 1-0. 



Officials: Referee: George Linck; Umpire: Scott Conley; Linesman: Steve Vak; Line judge: Brian Fleming; 

Field judge: Lou Massaglia; Side judge: Reggie Smith. 


2nd 11:05 THI - Paul Stibich 25 yd field goal, 12-56 4:16, THI 3 - BETH 0 

07:27 BETH - Derrick Keith 43 yd run (C. Williams kick), 7-74 3:02, THI 3 - BETH 7 

06:40 THI - B. Chambers 76 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Paul Stibich kick), 3-75 0:41, THI 10 - BETH 7 

00:21 BETH - Derrick Keith 1 yd run (C. Williams kick), 14-69 6:13, THI 10 - BETH 14 

3rd 06:22 THI - B. Chambers 18 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Paul Stibich kick), 10-95 4:29, THI 17 - BETH 14 

4th 14:03 THI - Paul Stibich 36 yd field goal, 11-61 3:49, THI 20 - BETH 14 

13:12 THI - Casey Diemert 33 yd interception return (Tom McEntire pass from D. Satterfield), , 

THI 28 - BETH 14 

THI 

BETH 


















RUSHING: Thiel-Stephen Minton 27-182; J. Dziurzynski 6-9; Tom Mcentire 2-minus 1; 

Team 1-minus 1. Bethany-Derrick Keith 15-79; Nazih Banna 4-37; Mike Doyle 9-16; Brian Wineberg 

4-8; Brett Clough 8-5. 

PASSING: Thiel-D. Satterfield 18-29-0-220. Bethany-Nazih Banna 17-33-3-219; Brian Wineberg 4-10-1-47. 

RECEIVING: Thiel-B. Chambers 9-153; Dane Haskins 5-44; Justin Kuban 2-12; Josh Haladyna 1-10; 

Tom Mcentire 1-1. Bethany-Milton Joyner 8-106; Zack Merz 5-78; TJ Parker 4-54; Eric Givens 3-35; 

Brett Clough 1-minus 7. 

INTERCEPTIONS: Thiel-Kennard Davis 3-1; Casey Diemert 1-33. Bethany-None. 

FUMBLES: Thiel-None. Bethany-None. 

Stadium: Rine Field Attendance: 558 

Kickoff time: 1:30 PM End of Game: 4:20 Total elapsed time: 2:50 



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Washington & Jefferson College vs. Thiel College (Oct. 02, 2004 at Greenville, Pa.) 


Wash. & Jeff. College ................ 14 14 6 0 34 Record: (5-0, 1-0) 


Thiel College at Grove City College (Oct. 09, 2004 at Grove City, Pa.) 



Grove City College.................... 3 0 0 6 9 Record: (3-3, 1-1) 



1st 12:47 W&J - Andy Shook 8 yd fumble recovery (Kyle Sidebotham kick), , W&J 7 - THI 0 

10:32 W&J - Jacob Shields 9 yd pass from Chris Edwards (Kyle Sidebotham kick), 2-9, 0:10, W&J 14 - THI 0 

2nd 12:43 W&J - R.J. Zitzelberger 1 yd run (Kyle Sidebotham kick), 12-84 5:55, W&J 21 - THI 0 

07:42 THI - Paul Stibich 28 yd field goal, 11-66 4:56, W&J 21 - THI 3 

02:16 THI - Dane Haskins 19 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Paul Stibich kick), 9-37 3:28, W&J 21 - THI 10 

00:30 W&J - Jon Miller 5 yd pass from Chris Edwards (Kyle Sidebotham kick), 7-90 1:35, W&J 28 - THI 10 

3rd 06:05 Ryan Mendel 1 yd run (Kyle Sidebotham kick failed), 16-61 8:47, W&J 34 - THI 10 

W&J 

THI 







Punt Returns-Yards 1-20 1-0 










Sacks By: Number-Yards 4=37 1-8 

RUSHING: Wash. & Jeff.-Ryan Mendel 19-106; Zitzelsberger 17-76; Aaron Krepps 4-23; Matt Bettinazzi 7-21; 

Chris Edwards 4-minus 5. Thiel-Stephen Minton 18-83; Justin Kuban 1-0; D. Satterfield 7-minus 35. 

PASSING: Wash. & Jeff.-Chris Edwards 10-15-1-72. Thiel-D. Satterfield 28-52-3-272. 

RECEIVING: Wash. & Jeff.-Jacob Shields 6-55; Aaron Krepps 2-6; Garrett Brain 1-6; Jon Miller 1-5. Thiel-Dane 

Haskins 10-81; B. Chambers 9-97; Tom Mcentire 4-58; Colt Brownstead 2-31; Justin Kuban 2-4; Robert 

Griffith 1-1. 

INTERCEPTIONS: Wash. & Jeff.-Mike Wilmus 2-18; Nick Cherish 1-0. Thiel-Kennard Davis 1-1. 

FUMBLES: Wash. & Jeff.-Chris Edwards 2-1. Thiel-D. Satterfield 1-1. 


Kickoff time: 1:30 pm End of Game: Total elapsed time: 2:50 

Officials: Referee: George Liotus; Umpire: Don Kaminski; Linesman: Dave Papariello; Line judge: Charles 

Knoer; Field judge: Erik Akins; Side judge: Rick Locaitis. 


1st 11:49 GRO - Matt Campbell 33 yd field goal, 5-20 3:05, THI 0 - GRO 3 

06:04 THI - Dane Haskins 8 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Paul Stibich kick), 11-61 5:41, THI 7 - GRO 3 

01:16 THI - Stephen Minton 12 yd run (Paul Stibich kick), 4-23 0:36, THI 14 - GRO 3 

4th 11:11 THI - B. Chambers 50 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Paul Stibich kick), 4-66 2:20, THI 21 - GRO 3 

07:33 GRO - Adam Wargo 8 yd pass from Bradford Clark (Bradford Clark pass intcpt), 10-75 3:32, 

THI 21 - GRO 9 

01:22 THI - Paul Stibich 34 yd field goal, 4-5 2:13, THI 24 - GRO 9 

THI 

GRO 


















RUSHING: Thiel-Stephen Minton 29-135; Tom Mcentire 7-43; Brett Helman 3-9; Justin Kuban 1-4; Team 2-1; 

D. Satterfield 2-minus 13. Grove City-Ken Roudybush 10-50; Bradford Clark 11-35; Adam Wargo 7-15; Greg 

Moore 2-13; Wes Basham 2-5; B. McGlothlin 5-1; Scott Fichter 1-minus 5. 

PASSING: Thiel-D. Satterfield 9-16-2-128; Tom Mcentire 0-1-0-0. Grove City-Bradford Clark 18-33-4-147; 

Greg 

Moore 0-4-0-0. 

RECEIVING: Thiel-B. Chambers 3-80; Tom Mcentire 3-23; Dane Haskins 2-17; Colt Brownstead 1-8. 

Grove City-Dave DiDonato 8-75; Adam Wargo 3-29; Bo Danton 3-26; B. McGlothlin 3-12; Dan Jeltes 1-5. 

INTERCEPTIONS: Thiel-Tom Wozniak 1-15; Kennard Davis 1-1; L. Whiting 1-minus 5; Jeff Wagner 1-14. 

Grove City-Mike Choby 1-9; Dave Issler 1-4. 

FUMBLES: Thiel-Thiel College (PA)-Team 1-1. Grove City-Ken Roudybush 1-1. 

Stadium: Robert E Thorn Field Attendance: 4500 

Kickoff time: 2:00 PM End of Game: 4:46 Total elapsed time: 2:46 

Officials: Referee: John Mynahan; Umpire: Don Kaminski; Linesman: Brian Fleming; Line judge: Mike Zyglis; 

Field judge: Lou Massaclia; Side judge: George Linck. 



Waynesburg College at Thiel College (Oct. 16, 2004 at Greenville, Pa.) 


Waynesburg College ................ 7 0 0 13 21 Record: (4-2, 1-1) 


Westminster College vs. Thiel College (Oct. 23, 2004 at Greenville, Pa.) 


Westminster College ................ 0 0 0 0 0 Record: (3-4, 3-2) 



1st 09:22 WAY - Paul D’Imperio 14 yd pass from Jeff Dumm (Ben Popson kick), 10-52 5:38, WAY 7 - THI 0 

2nd 14:33 THI - Stephen Minton 8 yd run (Paul Stibich kick), 11-64 4:27, WAY 7 - THI 7 

03:14 THI - Paul Stibich 32 yd field goal, 8-66 5:20, WAY 7 - THI 10 

3rd 09:27 THI - B. Chambers 26 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Paul Stibich kick), 8-54 3:52, WAY 7 - THI 17 

09:13 THI - Kennard Davis 41 yd interception return (Paul Stibich kick failed), WAY 7 - THI 23 

4th 04:14 WAY - Paul D’Imperio 19 yd pass from Jeff Dumm (Jeff Dumm pass failed), 6-43 1:17, 

WAY 13 - THI 23 

01:42 THI - Paul Stibich 37 yd field goal, 8-29 2:03, WAY 13 - THI 26 

00:02 WAY - Paul D’Imperio 1 yd pass from Jeff Dumm (Ben Popson kick), 14-72 1:35, WAY 20 - THI 26 

WAY 

THI 


















RUSHING: Waynesburg-Jeff Dumm 4-32; Ryan Abels 14-30; Dennis Gearhart 5-20; Eric Daniels 5-4; Ivan 

Hawkins 1-2. Thiel-Stephen Minton 25-89; Brett Helman 13-67; Justin Kuban 1-4; Tom Mcentire 1-minus 5; 

D. Satterfield 1-minus 8. 

PASSING: Waynesburg-Jeff Dumm 28-54-3-282; Ryan Abels 0-0-0-0. Thiel-D. Satterfield 5-12-0-72; Tom 

Mcentire 1-2-0-54. 

RECEIVING: Waynesburg-Paul D'Imperio 12-129; Ivan Hawkins 6-89; Dominick Hunter 5-24; Bryan Clinton 

2-14; Ryan Abels 1-12; Mike Shields 1-8; Dennis Gearhart 1-6. Thiel-B. Chambers 3-59; Dane Haskins 2-64; 

Tom Mcentire 1-3. 

INTERCEPTIONS: Waynesburg-None. Thiel-Zjaque Douglas 1-16; Shaun Jackson 1-2; Kennard Davis 1-41. 

FUMBLES: Waynesburg-Jeff Dumm 1-1. Thiel-None. 



Officials: Referee: Gary Gallagher; Umpire: Eric Hall; Linesman: Brian Fleming; Line judge: Paul Lancaster; 

Field judge: Frank Steratore; Side judge: Eric Akins. 


1st 10:23 THI - Stephen Minton 9 yd run (Sammy Koyl kick), 9-59 4:37, WES 0 - THI 7 

05:58 THI - Stephen Minton 36 yd run (Sammy Koyl kick), 5-55 2:32, WES 0 - THI 14 

2nd 13:42 THI - B. Chambers 13 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Sammy Koyl kick), 12-64 5:45, WES 0 - THI 21 

02:22 THI - Stephen Minton 11 yd run (Sammy Koyl kick), 7-40 3:34, WES 0 - THI 28 

WAY 

THI 


















RUSHING: Westminster-Scott Froelich 17-44; Joe Getsy 6-26; J.R. Barley 3-minus 11. Thiel-Stephen Minton 

27-157; Tom Mcentire 14-74; Brett Helman 10-46; Justin Kuban 2-3; B. Chambers 1-1; Team 1-minus 1; 

D. Satterfield 1-minus 3. 

PASSING: Westminster-Joe Getsy 8-15-1-90; J.R. Barley 3-6-1-20. Thiel-D. Satterfield 12-17-0-133. 

RECEIVING: Westminster-Brian Ekis 6-60; Josh Kutzner 2-12; Pete Sparks 1-16; Jake Buzard 1-13; Scott 

Froelich 1-9. Thiel-B. Chambers 5-65; Dane Haskins 2-24; Brett Helman 2-16; Jon Kutterna 1-10; Justin 

Kuban 1-9; Tom Mcentire 1-9. 

INTERCEPTIONS: Westminster-None. Thiel-Shaun Jackson 1-0; Casey Diemert 1-7. 

FUMBLES: Westminster-Scott Froelich 1-1; J.R. Barley 1-0. Thiel-D. Satterfield 1-1; Stephen Minton 1-0. 



Officials: Referee: Gene Kuhla; Umpire: Al Gens; Linesman: Dave Papariello; Line judge: Don Dickson; 

Field judge: Reggie Smith; Side judge: Jim Martek. 

2004 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL 


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Ohio Dominican University at Thiel College (Oct. 30, 2004 at Greenville, Pa.) 


Ohio Dominican University .... 0 6 0 0 6 Record: (0-8) 


Thiel College at Buffalo State College (Nov. 06, 2004 at Buffalo, N.Y.) 



Buffalo State College................ 12 6 0 0 18 Record: (4-5) 



1st 09:48 THI - Brett Helman 5 yd run (Paul Stibich kick failed), 12-58 5:12, ODU 0 - THI 7 

03:32 THI - B. Chambers 15 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Paul Stibich kick failed), 8-41 3:56, ODU 0 - THI 12 

2nd 09:06 ODU - Paul Andrix 27 yd field goal, 11-38 4:19, ODU 3 - THI 12 

00:44 THI - B. Chambers 12 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Paul Stibich kick), 10-69 4:41, ODU 3 - THI 19 

00:02 ODU - Paul Andrix 24 yd field goal, 6-57 0:35, ODU 6 - THI 19 

4th 08:31 THI - Brett Helman 10 yd run (D. Satterfield pass failed), 5-38 1:49, ODU 6 - THI 25 

01:42 THI - Paul Stibich 37 yd field goal, 8-29 2:03, ODU 13 - THI 26 

01:25 THI - Justin Kuban 1 yd run (Sammy Koyl kick), 10-54 6:14, ODU 6 - THI 32 

ODU 

THI 


















RUSHING: Ohio Dominican-Starks, James 16-63; Stace, Jared 2-17; Combs, Antonio 1-1; Wernicke, Andy 1-0; 

Reck, Brady 2-minus 3; Shifko, Rickey 1-minus 12. Thiel-Stephen Minton 27-114; Brett Helman 21-77; Tom 

Mcentire 1-7; D. Satterfield 1-2; Justin Kuban 1-1; Team 1-minus 3. 

PASSING: Ohio Dominican-Reck, Brady 12-26-2-142; Shifko, Rickey 4-8-0-30; Wernicke, Andy 0-0-0-0. Thiel- 

D. Satterfield 21-32-1-260. 

RECEIVING: Ohio Dominican-Costas, David 4-71; Starks, James 3-28; Stace, Jared 2-24; Sayre, Justin 2-18; 

Youtz, Dane 2-10; Mutnich, Wayne 1-10; Vrana, Elliot 1-7; Combs, Antonio 1-4. Thiel-B. Chambers 11-158; 

Dane Haskins 6-80; Brett Helman 2-1; Robert Griffith 1-15; Stephen Minton 1-6. 

INTERCEPTIONS: Ohio Dominican-Helber, Thad 1-28. Thiel-Shaun Jackson 2-14. 

FUMBLES: Ohio Dominican-Shifko, Rickey 1-1; Wernicke, Andy 1-1. Thiel-D. Satterfield 1-0. 


Kickoff time: 1 pm End of Game: 3:45 pm Total elapsed time: 2:45 

Officials: Referee: Pete Rota; Umpire: Eric Hall; Linesman: Ron Dickson; Line judge: Terry Brown; 

Field judge: Brad Rauber; Side judge: Gary Shanahan. 


1st 10:41 BUF - James Perkins 1 yd run (Eric Buchanan kick failed), 2-4 0:58, THI 0 - BUF 6 

04:18 BUF - Jonathan Allen 9 yd pass from M. Mikolaichik (Eric Buchanan kick blockd), 8-83 2:33, 

THI 0 - BUF 12 

2nd 10:35 BUF - James Perkins 10 yd run (M. Mikolaichik rush failed), 2-12 0:40, THI 0 - BUF 18 

4th 11:27 THI - B. Chambers 66 yd punt return (Paul Stibich kick blockd), THI 6 - BUF 18 

05:11 THI - Dane Haskins 6 yd pass from D. Satterfield (D. Satterfield pass failed), 7-97 2:56, 

THI 12 - BUF 18 

THI 

BUF 


















RUSHING: Thiel-Stephen Minton 21-66; Brett Helman 9-6; Justin Kuban 1-2; D. Satterfield 2-minus 16; 

Team 3-minus 31. Buffalo State-James Perkins 26-101; M. Mikolaichik 11-22; Team 2-minus 2; Bob Vesona 

1-minus 5. 

PASSING: Thiel-D. Satterfield 16-28-1-225; B. Blankenship 5-10-0-34. Buffalo State-M. Mikolaichik 

11-26-1-138. 

RECEIVING: Thiel-B. Chambers 11-123; Dane Haskins 5-104; Justin Kuban 2-16; Tom Mcentire 1-9; Colt 

Brownstead 1-8; Stephen Minton 1-minus 1. Buffalo State-Jeff Shostak 3-92; Jonathan Allen 3-26; HT 

Williams 2-18; Jason Brown 1-2; James Perkins 1-0; Tom Cocker 1-0. 

INTERCEPTIONS: Thiel-Kennard Davis 1-0. Buffalo State-Mike Potter 1-12. 

FUMBLES: Thiel-Stephen Minton 3-3; Team 1-1. Buffalo State-None. 

Stadium: Coyer Field Attendance: 625 


Officials: Referee: B. Finn; Umpire: J. Spencer; Linesman: R. Churchin; Line judge: S. Evans; Field judge: 

D. Carr; Side judge: J. Zille. 


TEAM GAME HIGHS 

Rushes..................................................................56 vs Westminster College (Oct 23, 2004) 

Yards Rushing....................................................277 vs Westminster College (Oct 23, 2004) 

Yards Per Rush ..........................................................5.2 at Bethany College (Sep 25, 2004) 

TD Rushes ................................................................3 vs Bluffton University (Sep 18, 2004) 

vs Westminster College (Oct 23, 2004) 

vs Ohio Dominican Univ. (Oct 30, 2004) 

Pass attempts ....................................................................52 vs Wash. & Jeff. (Oct 02, 2004) 

Pass completions..............................................................28 vs Wash. & Jeff. (Oct 02, 2004) 

Yards Passing ..............................................................304 at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept.11,2004) 

Yards Per Pass........................................................9.2 vs Bluffton University (Sep 18, 2004) 

TD Passes ........................................................................3 at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept.11,2004) 

Total Plays ........................................................84 vs Ohio Dominican Univ. (Oct 30, 2004) 

Total Offense ..................................................458 vs Ohio Dominican Univ. (Oct 30, 2004) 

Yards Per Play ............................................................6.3 at Bethany College (Sep 25, 2004) 

Points ......................................................................45 vs Bluffton University (Sep 18, 2004) 

Sacks By..................................................................................6 at Grove City (Oct 09, 2004) 

First Downs ........................................................24 vs Westminster College (Oct 23, 2004) 

vs Ohio Dominican Univ. (Oct 30, 2004) 

Penalties................................................................................13 at Grove City (Oct 09, 2004) 

Penalty Yards ........................................................................79 at Grove City (Oct 09, 2004) 

Turnovers............................................................................5 at Buffalo State (Nov 06, 2004) 

Interceptions By ..........................................................4 at Bethany College (Sep 25, 2004) 

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS 

Rushes ......................................................29 Stephen Minton at Grove City (Oct 09, 2004) 

Yards Rushing ..............................182 Stephen Minton at Bethany College (Sep 25, 2004) 

TD Rushes ................................3 Stephen Minton vs Westminster College (Oct 23, 2004) 

Long Rush ..............................36 Stephen Minton vs Westminster College (Oct 23, 2004) 

Pass attempts ............................................52 D. Satterfield vs Wash. & Jeff. (Oct 02, 2004) 

Pass completions ......................................28 D. Satterfield vs Wash. & Jeff. (Oct 02, 2004) 

Yards Passing ......................................304 D. Satterfield at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept.11,2004) 

TD Passes ................................................3 D. Satterfield at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept.11,2004) 

Long Pass ............................................76 D. Satterfield at Bethany College (Sep 25, 2004) 

Receptions ......................................11 B. Chambers vs Bluffton University (Sep 18, 2004) 

B. Chambers vs Ohio Dominican Univ. (Oct 30, 2004) 

B. Chambers at Buffalo State (Nov 06, 2004) 

Yards Receiving ....................................178 B. Chambers at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept.11,2004) 

TD Receptions ........................................3 B. Chambers at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept.11,2004) 

Long Reception ..................................76 B. Chambers at Bethany College (Sep 25, 2004) 

Field Goals ..............................................2 Paul Stibich at Bethany College (Sep 25, 2004) 

Paul Stibich vs Waynesburg College (Oct 16, 2004) 

Long Field Goal ................................41 Paul Stibich vs Bluffton University (Sep 18, 2004) 

Punts ..............................................6 Tom Mcentire vs Waynesburg College (Oct 16, 2004) 

Punting Avg.................................42.3 J. Dziurzynski vs Bluffton University (Sep 18, 2004) 

Long Punt ......................................57 J. Dziurzynski vs Bluffton University (Sep 18, 2004) 

Long Punt Return......................................72 B. Chambers at Buffalo State (Nov 06, 2004) 

Long Kickoff Return ..............................45 B. Chambers at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept.11,2004) 

Tackles ..................................................13 Tom Wozniak at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept.11,2004) 

..........................Tom Wozniak at Bethany College (Sep 25, 2004) 

Sacks ................................................2.0 George Kum-Nji at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept.11,2004) 

George Kum-Nji at Grove City (Oct 09, 2004) 

Jon Howson vs Westminster College (Oct 23, 2004) 

Jon Howson at Buffalo State (Nov 06, 2004) 

Tackles For Loss ................................3.5 Tom Wozniak at Bethany College (Sep 25, 2004) 

Interceptions ......................................3 Kennard Davis at Bethany College (Sep 25, 2004) 

2004 Superlatives 

OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS 

Rushes ..........................................................................51 at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept.11,2004) 

vs Wash. & Jeff. (Oct 02, 2004) 

Yards Rushing ................................................................221 vs Wash. & Jeff. (Oct 02, 2004) 

Yards Per Rush ................................................................4.3 vs Wash. & Jeff. (Oct 02, 2004) 

TD Rushes ....................................................................2 at Bethany College (Sep 25, 2004) 

vs Wash. & Jeff. (Oct 02, 2004) 

at Buffalo State (Nov 06, 2004) 

Pass attempts ......................................................54 vs Waynesburg College (Oct 16, 2004) 

Pass completions ................................................28 vs Waynesburg College (Oct 16, 2004) 

Yards Passing................................................................................362 vs UWP (Sep 04, 2004) 

Yards Per Pass ..............................................................................8.6 vs UWP (Sep 04, 2004) 

TD Passes ........................................................................................5 vs UWP (Sep 04, 2004) 

Total Plays ......................................................................................85 vs UWP (Sep 04, 2004) 

Total Offense................................................................................530 vs UWP (Sep 04, 2004) 

Yards Per Play................................................................................6.2 vs UWP (Sep 04, 2004) 

Points..............................................................................................40 vs UWP (Sep 04, 2004) 

Sacks By ..............................................................................4 vs Wash. & Jeff. (Oct 02, 2004) 

First Downs....................................................................................31 vs UWP (Sep 04, 2004) 

Penalties............................................................................13 at Buffalo State (Nov 06, 2004) 

Penalty Yards ..................................................................124 at Buffalo State (Nov 06, 2004) 

Turnovers................................................................................5 at Grove City (Oct 09, 2004) 

Interceptions By ................................................................3 vs Wash. & Jeff. (Oct 02, 2004) 

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS 

Rushes ....................................................26 James Perkins, at Buffalo State (Nov 06, 2004) 

Yards Rushing ........................................106 Ryan Mendel, vs Wash. & Jeff. (Oct 02, 2004) 

TD Rushes............................................2 Derrick Keith, at Bethany College (Sep 25, 2004) 

James Perkins, at Buffalo State (Nov 06, 2004) 

Long Rush ..........................................43 Derrick Keith, at Bethany College (Sep 25, 2004) 

Pass attempts ..................................54 Jeff Dumm, vs Waynesburg College (Oct 16, 2004) 

Pass completions ............................28 Jeff Dumm, vs Waynesburg College (Oct 16, 2004) 

Yards Passing ................................282 Jeff Dumm, vs Waynesburg College (Oct 16, 2004) 

TD Passes ................................................................4 Brent Nelson, vs UWP (Sep 04, 2004) 

Long Pass ............................................63 Ryan Sir Louis, at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept.11,2004) 

Receptions ................................12 Paul D'Imperio, vs Waynesburg College (Oct 16, 2004) 

Yards Receiving ......................129 Paul D'Imperio, vs Waynesburg College (Oct 16, 2004) 

TD Receptions............................3 Paul D'Imperio, vs Waynesburg College (Oct 16, 2004) 

Long Reception ..........................................63 Nick Rice, at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept.11,2004) 

Field Goals ........................................2 Jason Whitcomb, at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept.11,2004) 

Paul Andrix vs Ohio Dominican Univ. (Oct 30, 2004) 

Long Field Goal ..............................34 Jason Whitcomb, at Ohio Wesleyan (Sept.11,2004) 

Punts..........................................................1 Kevin Senator, at Buffalo State (Nov 06, 2004) 

Punting Avg ............................................40.0 Gabe McKee, vs Wash. & Jeff. (Oct 02, 2004) 

Long Punt................................................53 Kevin Senator, at Buffalo State (Nov 06, 2004) 

Long Punt Return........................27 Ivan Hawkins, vs Waynesburg College (Oct 16, 2004) 

Long Kickoff Return ................96 Clayton, Terence, vs Bluffton University (Sep 18, 2004) 

Tackles ............................................................17 Mike Choby, at Grove City (Oct 09, 2004) 

Sacks............................................................2.0 Rocco Nori, vs Wash. & Jeff. (Oct 02, 2004) 

Tackles For Loss..........................................3.0 Rocco Nori, vs Wash. & Jeff. (Oct 02, 2004) 

Interceptions ..............................................2 Mike Wilmus, vs Wash. & Jeff. (Oct 02, 2004) 



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2004 Honors & Awards 

National & Regional Honors 

All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference Selections 

Robert Munch, OL 

First Team 

Dave Hendricks, OL 

First Team 

Brandon Chambers, WR 

First Team 

George Kum-Nji, DL 

First Team 

Robert Drake, LB 

First Team 


Kennard Davis, FS 

d3football.com all-American 

Third team - defensive back 

Dane Haskins, WR 

ESPN The Magazine 

Academic all-American 

Second Team - College Division 

2004 Tomcat Letter Winners 

Four-year letter winners 

Jeremy Cypher 

Kennard Davis 

Casey Diemert 

Robert Drake 

George Kum-nji 

Chris Minton 

Robert Munch 

Paul Stibich 

Shawn Zappia 

Three-year letter winners 

Brandon Chambers 

Lee Glasser 

Josh Haladyna 

Dane Haskins 

Dave Hendricks 

Jon Howson 

Shaun Jackson 

Nelton Neal 

Kevin Strouse 

Lawrence Whiting 

Tom Wozniak 

Sr. 

Sr. 

Sr. 

Sr. 

Sr. 

Sr. 

Sr. 

Sr. 

Sr. 

Jr. 

Jr. 

Sr. 

Jr. 

Sr. 

Jr. 

Jr. 

Jr. 

Jr. 

Sr. 

Jr. 

Brandon Chambers, WR 

Don Hansen’s Weekly Football 

Gazette all-American 

Third team - Wide receiver 

Two-year letter winners 

Charles Benning 

Rock Davis 

Ricky Gable 

Justin Kuban 

Jon Kutterna 

Logan Malie 

Tom McEntire 

Matt Voelker 

Jeff Wagner 

Aaron Zane 

One-year letter winners 

Steve Boyle 

Zjaque Douglas 

Bobby Griffith 

Greg Gustovich 

Brett Helman 

Chris Hlinka 

Sammy Koyl 

Chris Lorber 

Steve Minton 

Brandon Mundy 

Randall Palakovich 

Darrell Satterfield 

Michael Stimac 

Sr. 

So. 

So. 

Sr. 

So. 

So. 

Jr. 

Jr. 

So. 

Jr. 

So. 

So. 

So. 

So. 

Fr. 

So. 

Fr. 

Fr. 

Fr. 

So. 

Fr. 

Sr. 

Fr. 

Kennard Davis, DB 

First Team 

Brandon Chambers, 

Return Specialist 

Honorable Mention 

Chris Minton, DL 


Rock Davis,OL 

Second Team 

Ricky Gable, 


Tom Wozniak, LB 


Stephen Minton, RB 

Second Team 

Dane Haskins, WR 


Shaun Jackson, DB 


Jon Howson, DL 

Second Team 

Darrell Satterfield, QB 


Casey Diemert, LB 

Second Team 

Paul Stibich, PK 



Founded in 1955, the Presidents' Athletic Conference continues 

its mission of promoting intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of 

academic excellence. 

Comprised of seven select private colleges - Bethany College, 

Grove City College, Thiel College, Thomas More College, Washington 

and Jefferson College, Waynesburg College and Westminster College 

- the PAC remains a unique organization in this day of high pressure 

intercollegiate athletics. With academics at the center of each member's 

philosophy, the PAC is built on the principle that an athletic program 

is a part of college life, but not an entity in itself. 

The PAC expanded to seven members in 2005 with the addition of Thomas More of Crestview Hills, Ky., in the Cincinnati suburbs. 

Thomas More was formerly an NCAA Division III independent. An eighth member - Saint Vincent College of Latrobe, Pa. - will join the league 

in 2006-07 as the former NAIA member begins a four-year provisional membership period in NCAA Division III. 

The PAC annually crowns champions in 19 sports. In 2004-05, the conference had 18 teams represent the conference in postseason play, 

including 12 to NCAA Championship events. 

All-conference status is awarded in all 19 sports. Head coaches select all-league squads for all team sports, while in individual sports such 

2004-2005 PAC CHAMPIONS 

Baseball __________Washington & Jefferson 

Men’s Basketball ______________Bethany 

Women’s Basketball __________Westminster 

Men’s Cross Country __________Grove City 

Women’s Cross Country__________Grove City 

Football __________Washington & Jefferson 

Men’s Golf ________________Westminster 

Women’s Golf ______________Westminster 

Men’s Soccer ______Washington & Jefferson 

Women’s Soccer ____________Westminster 

Softball ____________________Bethany 

Men’s Swimming ____________Westminster 

Women’s Swimming __Washington & Jefferson 

Men’s Tennis ________________Grove City 

Women’s Tennis ______________Grove City 

Men’s Track & Field ____________Grove City 

Presidents’ Athletic Conference 

as cross country and tennis, all-PAC accolades are based upon performances at the conference 

championships. 

The PAC annually awards its men's and women's All-Sports Trophies to the schools which 

perform best across the board in PAC competition. Washington & Jefferson captured the men's 

All-Sports Trophy last year, while Westminster won the women's trophy. In men's competition, 

W&J only captured two of 10 PAC championships (football & soccer), but finished second in 

three sports and third in three others. The Presidents finished with 42 points to edge 

Westminster (40), followed by Grove City (37.5), Thiel (28.5), Waynesburg (27) and Bethany 

(22). Grove City and Westminster tied for the men's trophy last season. In women's action, 

Westminster captured four of nine championships (soccer, basketball, golf, softball) en route to 

its second consecutive PAC Women's All-Sports Trophy. The Lady Titans posted 44 points to 

top Grove City (39.5), followed by Washington & Jefferson (38), Waynesburg (25), Bethany (19) 

and Thiel (16.5). 

True to its mission, the PAC has produced numerous Academic All-Americans as well as 

NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winners. Last year, the league named 385 student-athletes to 

the PAC Academic Honor Roll, which recognizes all participating athletes who attain a term 

grade-point average of 3.60 or above. 


Women’s Track & Field __________Grove City 

Volleyball 

Wrestling 

________________Waynesburg 

____________________Thiel 


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Tomcat Record Book 


SCORING 

Brandon 

Chambers 

Ron 

Leuschen 

RUSHING 

Justin 

Napotnik 

Stephen 

Minton 

Jackie 

Jackson 

Points – Season 

78 Brandon Chambers 2004 

76 Ron Leuschen 1979 

66 Mickey Kuhn 1972 

Joseph Scafuri 1953 

62 John Gibson 1967 



50 Chuck Smith 1960 

Points – Career 

208 Ron Leuschen 1978-81 

170 John Gibson 1967-69 

144 Paul Stibich 2001-2004 

114 Brandon Chambers 2002- 

Mickey Kuhn 1971-73 

98 Joseph Scafuri 1953-55 

94 Dana Fulton 1967-69 

90 Donte Harris 1996, 98-99, 2001-02 

Jackie Jackson 1989; 91-93 

Al McCartney 1966-68 

Rushing Yards – Game 

225 Justin Napotnik at Kenyon 11/15/03 

207 Bob Witherup vs. CMU 9/18/71 

200 Kevin Jones vs. Gannon 11/16/91 

199 Ron Leuschen at W&J 10/20/79 

194 Jackie Jackson at Clinch Valley 10/12/91 

Rushing Yards – Season 

935 Stephen Minton 2004 

907 Al McCartney 1968 


893 Dana Fulton 1969 


829 Jackie Jackson 1991 

762 Joseph Scafuri 1953 


730 Justin Napotnik 2004 


Rushing Yards – Career 

2537 Jackie Jackson 1989; 91-93 


2192 Justin Napotnik 2000-04 

2156 Al McCartney 1965-69 

1862 Gerald Massaro 1961-64 

1824 Mickey Kuhn 1971-73 


1760 Bob Witherup 1971-74 

1638 Chuck Scafuri 1956-59 

1528 Joseph Scafuri 1953-55 

Rushing Attempts – Game 

39 Justin Napotnik at Kenyon 11/15/03 

35 Kevin Jones vs. Gannon 11/16/91 

33 Ron Leuschen at Wash. & Jeff. 10/24/81 

Mickey Kuhn at John Carroll 9/23/73 

32 Jackie Jackson vs. Gannon 10/30/93 

Mickey 

Kuhn 

Rushing Attempts – Season 





185 Dana Fulton 1969 


178 Al McCartney 1968 

172 Justin Napotnik 2004 



Rushing Attempts – Career 





454 Gerald Massaro 1961-64 



336 Tom Bihler 1983-85 

333 Bob Witherup 1971-73 

328 Kevin Jones 1988-91 

Rushing Touchdowns – Season 


Mickey Kuhn 1972 

Joseph Scafuri 1953 


Chuck Smith 1960 


Jackie Jackson 1991 

Ron Leuschen 1978 

Rushing Touchdowns - Career 




Dana Fulton 1967-69 

Joseph Scafuri 1953-55 



13 Chuck Scafuri 1956-59 

11 Chuck Smith 1960-61 

Rushing Average – Season 

(min. 90 attempts) 

7.6 Joseph Scafuri 1953 

6.1 Bob Witherup 1972 

5.5 Bob Smith 1974 

5.3 Bob Witherup 1971 

5.1 Chuck Scafuri 1959 

5.1 Al McCartney 1968 

5.0 Jackie Jackson 1991 

4.8 Stephen Minton 2004 

Dana Fulton 1969 

Bob Meyer 1978 

Rushing Average – Career 


6.8 Joseph Scafuri 1953-55 

5.8 Chuck Scafuri 1956-59 

5.3 Bob Smith 1972-74 

Bob Witherup 1971-73 

4.8 Stephen Minton 2004- 

4.6 Dana Fulton 1967-69 

Ron Leuschen 1978-81 

4.4 Justin Napotnik 2000-04 

Al McCartney 1966-68 

4.3 Mickey Kuhn 1971-73 

Top Five Longest Rushes from Scrimmage 

82 Don McCright 1956 

78 Justin Napotnik 9/23/00 

76 Chuck Smith 1960 


73 Joe Urbania 1985 

PASSING 

Jeff 

Sorenson 

Passing Yards – Game 

334 Jeff Sorenson at Grove City 10/15/88 

321 Barry Holes vs. Westminster 11/14/81 

304 Darrell Satterfield at Ohio Wesleyan 9/11/04 

302 Daryl Moore at Bluffton 9/20/03 

286 Barry Holes at W&J 10/24/81 

Darrell 

Satterfield 

Passing Yards – Season 

1955 Darrell Satterfield 2004 

1880 Barry Holes 1981 

1567 Jeff Sorenson 1989 

1555 T.J. Wiley 2001 



1241 Jim Miale 1983 

1216 Charlie Cole 1980 

1130 Chris Blakeslee 1985 

1093 T.J. Wiley 1999 

Passing Yards – Career 

5303 Jeff Sorenson 1988-91 

3181 T.J. Wiley 1998-2001 

3082 Jim Miale 1982-84 

2720 Charlie Cole 1977-80 

2286 Daryl Moore 2001-2003 

2074 Judd Allan 1996-98 


1922 Barry Holes 1978-81 

1852 George Joseph 1972-75 

1692 Greg Stringer 1983-85; 87 

Passing Attempts – Game 

52 Darrell Satterfield vs. W&J 10/2/04 

44 T.J. Wiley vs. Bethany 10/20/01 

41 Jim Miale at C. Mellon 10/2/82 

40 Jim Fucci at Bethany 11/1/86 

Jim Miale at Case Western 10/8/83 

Passing Attempts – Season 






207 T.J. Wiley 2001 

Barry Holes 1981 



182 Chris Blakeslee 1985 



PASSING, cont’d... 

Passing Attempts – Career 


542 Jim Miale 1982-84 

463 T.J. Wiley 1998-2001 


389 Judd Allan 1996-98 

373 Daryl Moore 2001-03 

293 Greg Stringer 1983-85; 87 


273 Darrell Satterfield 2003- 

259 Billy Moses 1992-96 

Pass Completions – Game 

28 Darrell Satterfield vs. W&J 10/2/04 

25 T.J. Wiley vs. Bethany 10/20/01 

24 Jeff Sorenson at Grove City 10/15/88 

Barry Holes vs. Westminster 11/14/81 

21 Darrell Satterfield at Ohio Wesleyan 9/11/04 

Bill Moses vs. Bethany 10/2/93 

Jim Miale at Carnegie Mellon 10/2/82 

Pass Completions – Season 



113 T.J. Wiley 2001 


Jeff Sorenson 1989 




93 Daryl Moore 2002 

84 T.J. Wiley 1999 

Pass Completions – Career 


261 Jim Miale 1982-84 

234 T.J. Wiley 1998-2001 





130 Greg Stringer 1983-85; 87 

122 Barry Holes 1978-81 

121 Judd Allan 1996-98 

108 Patsy Combine 1966-69 

Passing Completion Percentage – Season 


60.2 Darrell Satterfield 2004 

57.5 Barry Holes 1981 

54.6 T.J. Wiley 2001 

53.2 Tom Phillips 1968 

51.2 T.J. Wiley 1999 

50.8 Patsy Combine 1969 

50.0 Jeff Sorenson 1988 

49.5 Jim Miale 1983 

49.2 George Joseph 1974 

48.4 Charlie Cole 1979 

Barry 

Holes 

Passing Completion Percentage – Career 


57.3 Barry Holes 1978-81 

52.0 Darrell Satterfield 2003- 

50.5 T.J. Wiley 1998-2001 

49.1 Patsy Combine 1966-69 

48.2 Jim Miale 1982-84 

47.7 George Joseph 1972-75 

46.7 Jeff Sorenson 1988-91 

45.8 Daryl Moore 2001-03 

45.2 John Perriello 1978-79 

44.4 Greg Stringer 1983-85; 87 

Patsy 

Combine 

Touchdown Passes – Game 

6 Patsy Combine vs. Carnegie Mellon 9/27/69 

Touchdown Passes – Season 


13 Tom Phillips 1968 


11 T.J. Wiley 2001 

Patsy Combine 1969 




Charlie Cole 1980 

7 Daryl Moore 2002 

T.J. Wiley 1999 

Jim Miale 1982 

Willis Woods 1961 

Touchdown Passes – Career 


20 T.J. Wiley 1998-2001 

19 Tom Phillips 1967-69 


Willis Woods 1960-63 

16 Jim Miale 1982-83 

Charlie Cole 1977-80 

Patsy Combine 1966-69 


13 Judd Allan 1996-98 

Pass Efficiency Rating – Season 

145.2 Barry Holes 1981 

137.4 Tom Phillips 1968 

136.4 Darrell Satterfield 2004 

128.5 T.J. Wiley 2001 

125.9 Willis Woods 1961 

122.2 George Pekich 1958 

119.6 Patsy Combine 1969 

113.5 George Pekich 1973 

112.8 T.J. Wiley 1999 

110.6 Charlie Cole 1979 

Passing Efficiency Rating – Career 

143.2 Barry Holes 1978-81 

133.3 Darrell Satterfield 2003- 

112.3 Tom Phillips 1967-68 

110.8 Patsy Combine 1966-69 

101.6 Charlie Cole 1977-80 

100.7 George Joseph 1972-75 

99.1 T.J. Wiley 1998-2001 

96.8 Jeff Sorenson 1988-91 

95.7 Willis Woods 1960-63 

90.9 Jim Miale 1982-84 

90.1 Greg Stringer 1983-85; 87 

RECEIVING 

John 

Gibson 

Receptions – Game 

14 John Gibson at Carnegie Mellon 9/27/69 

12 Jim Kick vs. Westminster 11/14/81 

11 Brandon Chambers vs. Bluffton 9/18/04 

Br. Chambers vs. Ohio Dominican 10/30/04 

Br. Chambers at Buffalo State 11/6/04 

Shannon Alston vs. Waynesburg 10/12/0210 

Greg Houck at Westminster 11/14/81 

9 Br. Chambers at Waynesburg 10/11/03 

Donte Harris vs. Bethany 10/20/01 

Kevin Wilder at Waynesburg 10/6/01 

Receptions – Season 


56 Jim Kick 1981 

48 Andy Houpt 1983 

47 Bruce Stiger 1982 

John Gibson 1968 

45 Kevin Wilder 2001 

42 Donte Harris 2001 


38 Greg Houck 1988 

36 Steve Stone 1985 

Receptions – Career 


Tony Wylie 1989-92 

110 Bruce Stiger 1980-82 


106 Kevin Wilder 1998-2001 

89 Greg Houck 1985-88 

82 Donte Harris 1996, 98-99, 2001-02 

80 Jim Kick 1978-81 

77 Greg Williams 1976-79 

73 Steve Stone 1982-85 

Receiving Yards – Game 

283 Brandon Chambers at Bluffton 9/20/03 

215 Jim Kick at W&J 10/24/81 

213 Jim Kick vs. Westminster 11/14/81 

201 Donte Harris vs. Bethany 10/20/01 

John Gibson at C. Mellon 9/27/69 

Receiving Yards – Season 

1147 Jim Kick 1981 



684 Steve Stone 1985 



641 Mark Benedetto 1979 


549 Matt Doddo 1997 

541 Kevin Wilder 2001 

527 Bruce Stiger 1982 

Receiving Yards – Career 


1562 Bruce Stiger 1980-82 

1538 Jim Kick 1978-81 

1503 Donte Harris 1996, 98-99, 2001-02 

1489 Kevin Wilder 1998-2001 


1452 Tony Wylie 1989-92 


1266 Greg Williams 1976-79 

1119 Greg Houck 1985-88 



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RECEIVING, cont’d... 

Touchdown Receptions – Season 



9 Jim Kick 1981 

John Gibson 1967 



Matt Doddo 1997 


Steve Stone 1984 

5 Shannon Alston 2002 

Tony Wylie 1991 

Steve Stone 1985 

Touchdown Receptions – Career 



13 Jim Kick 1978-81 


11 Kevin Wilder 1998-2001 

10 Donte Harris 1996, 98-99, 2001-02 

Bruce Stiger 1980-82 

9 Tony Wylie 1989-92 

8 Mark Benedetto 1976-79 

7 Shannon Alston 2001-2004 


Mark McGinnis 1988-89 

Greg Houck 1985-88 

Yards Per Reception – Season 

(min. 15 receptions) 

27.5 Matt Dodo 1997 

23.4 Steve Stone 1984 

23.2 Shane Peterson 1995 

22.0 Donte Harris 1999 

21.1 Michael Monroe 1987 

20.5 Bill Barber 1989 

Jim Kick 1981 

20.0 Mark Benedetto 1979 

19.6 Donte Harris 2001 

19.2 Brandon Chambers 2003 

Yards Per Reception – Career 

(min. 30 receptions) 

19.5 Michael Monroe 1987-88 

19.2 Steve Stone 1982-85 

Jim Kick 1978-81 

18.5 Mark Benedetto 1976-79 

18.3 Donte Harris 1996, 98-99, 2001-02 

16.8 Bill Merkovsky 1960-63 

16.7 Kipp Hilliard 1988-90 

Monty Tolman 1968-71 

16.4 Greg Williams 1976-79 

16.2 Miche Lemley 1961-64 

TOTAL OFFENSE 

Total Offense – Season 

(Pass + Rush yards) 

1889 Darrell Satterfield (1,955 p, -66 r) 2004 

1527 T.J. Wiley (1,555 p, -28 r) 2001 

1707 Jeff Sorenson (1,567 p, 140 r) 1989 

1953 Barry Holes (1,880 p, 73 r) 1981 

1431 Daryl Moore (1,080 p, 351 r) 2002 

Total Offense - Career 

(Pass + Rush yards) 

5558 Jeff Sorenson (5,303 p, 255 r) 1988-91 

3410 Daryl Moore (3366 p, 44 r) 2001-03 

3408 T.J. Wiley (3,181 p, 227 r) 1998-01 

3048 Jim Miale (3,082 p, -34 r) 1982-84 

2979 Charlie Cole (2,720 p, 259 r) 1977-80 

PUNT RETURNS 

Punt Returns - Season 

28 Kipp Hilliard 1990 


22 John Castaldo 1968 


Kipp 

19 George Sterner 1975 

Hilliard 

Punt Returns - Career 

42 Kipp Hilliard 1988-90 


40 Randy Gunther 1983-86 

37 George Sterner 1973-75 

35 John Castaldo 1966-69 

Punt Return Yards - Season 




155 Wade Baird 1964 

150 George Sterner 1973 

Punt Return Yards - Career 


258 George Sterner 1973-75 

224 John Castaldo 1966-69 

218 Randy Melko 1983-84 


Punt Return Average - Season 

20.6 Ron Leuschen 1978 

18.1 Willis Woods 1960 

15.0 Gerald Massaro 1962 

14.1 Wade Baird 1964 

14.0 John Zalinski 1963 

Punt Return Average - Career 

16.6 Willis Woods 1960-62 

10.9 Randy Melko 1983-84 

Vern Parker 1960-61 

10.5 Wade Baird 1961-64 

10.2 Steve Grace 1969-72 

KICKOFF RETURNS 

Kickoff Returns - Season 

25 Marty Manning 1987 

24 Clyde Morgan 1995 

23 Dennis Scott 1974 

21 Clyde Morgan 1997 

Marty 


Manning 

Kickoff Returns - Career 

61 Marty Manning 1985-87 

57 Clyde Morgan 1995-99 

45 Steve Grace 1969-72 

37 Kevin O’Donnell 1978-81 

36 London Burnett 1991-94 

Kickoff Return Average - Season 

27.9 Fred Miller 1992 

26.9 Brandon Chambers 2004 

Steve Grace 1971 

26.1 Kennard Davis 2003 

25.3 Steve Grace 1969 

Brent Agett 1982 

Kickoff Return Average - Career 

27.9 Fred Miller 1992 

24.3 Steve Grace 1969-72 

23.7 Alex Harris 1987-88 

23.2 Dennis Scott 1974-76 

22.1 Jim Baird 1964-67 

KICKING 

Paul 

Stibich 

Points - Career 


75 Tim Messersmith 1984-87 

62 Larry Oskin 1989-92 

59 Norm Hasbrouck 1971-73 

41 Dave Rhodes 1980-81 

Most Field Goals - Season 

10 Paul Stibich 2001 

Most Field Goals - Career 


Most PAT - Season 

21 Larry Oskin 1991 

Most PAT - Career 


50 Larry Oskin 1989-92 

Norm Hasbrouck 1971-73 



INTERCEPTIONS 

Interceptions - Game 

4 Randy Melko at Hiram October 27, 1984 

Tackles for Loss - Game 

4.0 Chris Minton at Wash. & Jeff. Oct. 27, 2001 

Clinton Harden vs. Kenyon Nov.3, 2001 

Interceptions - Season 

9 Kennard Davis 2001 

8 Randy Melko 1984 


Greg Pernus 1985 

6 Jason Salman 2002 

Kennard 

Davis 

Maurice Simpson 1997 


Ricardo Franklin 2000 

Ryan David 1995 

Ron Dzubinski 1991 

Interceptions - Career 

24 Kennard Davis 2001-04 

16 Jim Baird 1964-67 

13 Barry Oman 1971-73 

11 Tom Dickason 1985-87 

10 Maurice Simpson 1997-99 

Interception Yardage - Game 

123 Kennard Davis vs. Bethany October 23, 2003 

Interception Yardage - Season 


173 Greg Pernus 1985 

145 Randy Melko 1984 



Interceptions Returned for Touchdowns - Career 


Interceptions Returned for Touchdowns - Season 

2 Kennard Davis 2003, 2002 

Interceptions Returned for Touchdowns - Game 

2 Kennard Davis vs. Bethany October 24, 2003 

TACKLES 

Tackles - Game 

27 Pat Fire at Carnegie Mellon 1984 

18 Tyler Vargo at Gannon November 10, 2001 

Joe Roosa vs. Geneva 1979 

16 Joe Roosa vs. Grove City 1977 

15 Dante Darby at Bethany November 26, 2002 

Mike Voelker at Gannon November 10, 2001 

Joe Roosa vs. Hiram 1977 

Joe Roosa vs. Carnegie Mellon 1979 

Joe Roosa vs. Hiram 1979 

Tackles - Season 

146 Pat Fire 1984 

144 James Simko 1985 

136 Brent Dietzel 1983 

Ed Zdarko 1982 

125 Brent Dietzel 1982 

120 Joseph Roth 1991 

117 Ryan David 1994 

115 Joe Roosa 1979 

113 Dante Darby 2002 

Bruce Russell 1982 

Chris 

Minton 

Tackles for Loss - Season 

17.0 Dante Darby 1999 

16.0 Jason Diley 1995 

14.0 Ryan Reed 1999 

13.5 George Kum-Nji 2002 

13.0 Chris Minton 2002 

Dante 

Darby 

Victor Carter 1991 


Tackles for Loss - Career 

45.5 George Kum-Nji 2001-04 

42.5 Dante Darby 1997-99; 2002 

41.5 Jon Howson 2002- 

39.0 Ryan Reed 1998-2001 

33.5 Chris Minton 2001-04 

Sacks - Game 

George 

Kum-Nji 

2.0 George Kum-Nji at Ohio Wesleyan 9/11/04 

George Kum-Nji at Grove City 10/9/04 

Jon Howson vs. Westminster 10/23/04 

Jon Howson at Buffalo State 11/6/04 

George Kum-Nji at Bluffton 9/15/01 

George Kum-Nji vs. Grove City 10/5/02 

Sacks - Season 

12.0 Jason Diley 1995 


Ralph Voracek 1979 

8.0 Nick Ondo 1994 

Chris Saluga 1992 

7.0 Jon Howson 2003 

George Kum-Nji 2001 

Dante Darby 1999 

6.5 Victor Carter 1990 

6.0 Jon Howson 2004 

Chris Minton 2003 

George Kum-Nji 2002 

Sacks - Career 

27.0 George Kum-Nji 2001-04 

22.0 Jason Diley 1993-97 

21.0 Nick Ondo 1991-94 

18.0 Jon Howson 2002- 

14.0 Dante Darby 1997-99; 2002 

* Defensive statistics are limited due to incomplete recordkeeping. 

We welcome any information that may help us gather statistics 

other than those listed. Please contact Kevin Fenstermacher in the 

sports information office with any information. Thank you. 


Tackles - Career 

368 Joe Roosa 1976-79 

322 Dante Darby 1997-99; 2002 

319 Ray Felter 1988-91 

307 Mark Kinney 1983-96 

281 Joseph Roth 1988-91 

271 Robert Drake 2001-04 

261 Brent Dietzel 1980-83 (missing ’80 & ’81 stats) 


Bill Frick 1992-95 

246 Jace Ransom 1989-92 


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