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<strong>ITHACA</strong> <strong>COLLEGE</strong><br />
GAME 3 September 15<br />
Hartwick 32, #24 <strong>ITHACA</strong> 30<br />
Ithaca (2-1) 14 9 0 7 — 30<br />
Hartwick (1-1) 7 13 6 6 — 32<br />
Oneonta, N.Y. —The #24 Bombers scored on their first four<br />
possessions before the host Hartwick Hawks rallied for a 32-30<br />
win. Ithaca scored a fourth-quarter touchdown/extra point to<br />
pull within two points with 3:12 left but the Hawks ran out<br />
the clock.<br />
Junior quarterback Dan Juvan threw for two touchdowns<br />
and ran for another. His four-yard touchdown run in the fourth<br />
quarter capped a 15-play, 69-yard drive on Ithaca’s final possession.<br />
He threw a 43-yard touchdown pass to junior wideout<br />
Kyle Crandall in the first quarter and a six-yard pass to senior<br />
fullback Dan Ross in the second. Crandall’s touchdown was<br />
the first of his career. Juvan threw for 247 yards, posting<br />
career-best totals of 27 completions and 37 attempts.<br />
Senior running back Jamie Donovan ran for 117 yards<br />
and scored Ithaca’s first touchdown on a four-yard run to<br />
cap the Bombers’ opening drive. Donovan raised his career<br />
total to 3,048 yards, becoming the second Bomber to eclipse<br />
3,000 yards.<br />
Senior wide receiver Patrick Heenehan and junior tight<br />
end Brian Weverbergh both posted career-best totals of six<br />
catches to lead the team. Senior wide receiver Brian Hogan<br />
caught five passes. Senior running back Alex Baez ran for 29<br />
yards and moved into ninth on the program’s all-time rushing<br />
list, raising his career total to 1,957 yards.<br />
Senior strong safety Ryan Terlecki led Ithaca with nine<br />
tackles, including a pair for loss. Senior linebacker Billy<br />
Struzzi and Phil Byers recorded eight tackles apiece. Junior<br />
cornerback Jason Chier and senior linebacker Mike Nowak<br />
both added eight. Sophomore defensive ends Joe Goetz and<br />
Jordan Hyatt each recorded a sack; Hyatt’s was the first of<br />
his career.<br />
Freshman Dillon Dwyer kicked three extra points and added<br />
a career-long 36-yard field goal.<br />
Drive<br />
IC 1 11:34 Donovan 4 run (Dwyer kick) 8-54<br />
HW 1 8:19 Boltus 7 run (Boyea kick) 7-68<br />
IC 1 7:58 Crandall 43 pass from Juvan<br />
(Dwyer kick) 1-43<br />
IC 2 12:37 Dwyer 36 field goal 15-56<br />
HW 2 11:44 Crea 60 pass from Boltus (Boyea kick) 2-61<br />
IC 2 7:39 Ross 6 pass from Juvan (kick failed) 9-72<br />
HW 2 0:58 Boltus 10 run (kick failed) 13-68<br />
HW 3 9:37 Boltus 1 run (kick blocked)<br />
HW 4 14:53 Phelan 17 pass from Boltus<br />
6-65<br />
(kick blocked) 10-80<br />
IC 4 3:12 Juvan 4 run (Dwyer kick) 15-69<br />
IC HW<br />
First Downs 24 21<br />
Rushes-Yards 33-159 41-174<br />
Passing Yards 247 301<br />
Passes Att-Com-Int 37-27-0 23-17-0<br />
Total Yards 247 301<br />
Punts-Average 1-38.0 2-27.5<br />
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0<br />
Penalties-Yards<br />
Individual Leaders<br />
2-20 5-41<br />
Rushing: IC — Donovan 22-117, Baez 4-29<br />
HW — Boltus 23-107, Crea 14-59<br />
Passing: IC — Juvan 27-37-2, 247<br />
HW — Boltus 17-23-2, 301<br />
Receiving: IC — Heenehan 6-48, Weverbergh 6-46<br />
HW — Crea 5-112, Phelan 4-95<br />
50 <strong>Football</strong> 2008<br />
GAME 4 September 22<br />
#6 St. John Fisher 37, <strong>ITHACA</strong> 16<br />
SJF (4-0, 1-0) 7 7 6 17 — 37<br />
Ithaca (2-2, 0-2) 0 7 0 9 — 16<br />
<strong>ITHACA</strong>, N.Y. —The sixth-ranked St. John Fisher Cardinals<br />
scored 23 straight second-half points on their way to a 37-16<br />
win over Ithaca.<br />
Ithaca used a safety and a short touchdown drive to score<br />
nine quick fourth-quarter points but the Bombers were unable<br />
to convert an onside kick and the Cardinals remained in control.<br />
Junior quarterback Dan Juvan threw for 227 yards for<br />
the Bombers, completing 24 of a career-best 44 attempts. He<br />
threw a six-yard pass to junior tight end Brian Weverbergh<br />
in the first half and a 21-yard pass to senior wide receiver<br />
Brian Hogan in the fourth quarter. Hogan’s touchdown came<br />
two plays after Ithaca recorded a safety; senior strong safety<br />
Ryan Terlecki dropped St. John Fisher’s running back in<br />
the Cardinal end zone on a first-down play from the St. John<br />
Fisher one-yard line.<br />
Terlecki led Ithaca with a career-high 22 tackles and junior<br />
linebacker Matt Scalice added a career-best 19. Terlecki also<br />
forced a Cardinal fumble that sophomore defensive end Joe<br />
Goetz recovered. Goetz added three tackles for loss.<br />
Drive<br />
SJF 1 1:54 Harmon 2 pass from Kramer<br />
(Pierri kick) 15-74<br />
SJF 2 3:42 Reile 2 run (Pierri kick) 7-75<br />
IC 2 1:08 Weverbergh 6 pass from Juvan<br />
(Dwyer kick)<br />
SJF 3 13:00 Reger 3 pass from Kramer<br />
9-65<br />
(kick blocked) 7-70<br />
SJF 4 14:05 Piccirilli 25 field goal 20-78<br />
SJF 4 12:05 Kramer 31 run (Piccirilli kick) 3-38<br />
SJF 4 8:40 Hanson 2 run (Piccirilli kick) 6-47<br />
IC 4 7:11 Safety<br />
IC 4 6:43 Hogan 21 pass from Juvan (Dwyer kick) 2-39<br />
SJF IC<br />
First Downs 23 19<br />
Rushes-Yards 57-208 19-50<br />
Passing Yards 242 327<br />
Passes Att-Com-Int 27-20-1 51-30-2<br />
Total Yards 450 377<br />
Punts-Average 2-39.5 4-43.2<br />
Fumbles-Lost 3-1 3-1<br />
Penalties-Yards<br />
Individual Leaders<br />
2-20 4-32<br />
Rushing: SJF — Hanson 30-105, Kramer 9-54<br />
IC — Donovan 9-38, Baez 3-21<br />
Passing: SJF — Kramer 20-27-2, 242<br />
IC — Juvan 24-44-2, 227; Grastorf 5-6-0, 57<br />
Receiving: SJF — Smith 6-97, Marion 5-74<br />
IC — Hogan 6-64, Weverbergh 6-35
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