Wilmington College QUAKERS

Wilmington College 

QUAKERS 

2009 Football Media Guide

2009 Wilmington College Football 

Contents 

CAMPUs Visit 

About Wilmington College .......................2 

Williams Stadium .......................................3 

Athletic Training ........................................4 

WC Athletics Hall of Fame ........................5 

WC All-Americans .....................................6 

CoACHinG stAFF 

Head Coach Barry Wulf .............................7 

Assistant Coaches .................................8–9 

2009 sCHedULe And oPPonents 

Opponent Information ......................10–13 

Ohio Athletic Conference .......................13 

2009 seAson PreView 

Season Preview..................................14–15 

2009 PLAyer ProFiLes 

Returning Seniors ..............................16–17 

Returning Juniors ..............................17–19 

Returning Sophomores .....................19–20 

Transfer Freshmen ...................................21 

2008 in reView 

2008 Season Review ................................22 

2008 Season Stats ...................................23 

For tHe reCord 

Community Service .................................24 

Single-Game Records ..............................25 

Single-Season Records ......................26–27 

Career Records ..................................28–29 

All-Time Results .................................30–31 

MediA 

Media Information ...................................32 

Credits 

The 2009 Wilmington College Football Media Guide 

is produced and edited by the Wilmington College 

Sports Information Office. editor: Jeff Hibbs 

Photographs: Randy Sarvis, Scott Olmstead, Bob 

Atkins and Jeff Hibbs 

www2.wilmington.edu/athletics 

Table of Contents 

wC QUiCk FACts 

Location ............................................. Wilmington, Ohio 

Founded .................................................................1870 

Religious Affiliation ........... Religious Society of Friends 

Nickname ......................................................... Quakers 

Colors .....................................................Green & White 

Enrollment .............................................................1,200 

Stadium .................................. Williams Stadium (3,500) 

Conference ............................Ohio Athletic Conference 

Affiliation ............................................NCAA Division III 

President ..............................................Dr. Dan DiBiasio 

Director of Athletics ............................. Dr. Terry Rupert 

Office Phone .......................(937) 382-6661 ext. 255 

Faculty Representative ............. Caralee Capone-Bethel 

Head Coach ................................................... Barry Wulf 

Alma Mater ..................................... Wilmington, ’95 


Sports Information Director ...........................Jeff Hibbs 


Campus Web Site .......................www2.wilmington.edu 

on tHe CoVer 

Six words provide clear 

focus for the 2009 

Wilmington College Quakers. 

One team. 

One heartbeat. 

One swagger. 

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About Wilmington College 

• Office of Admission/Financial Aid: Pyle Center Box 1325, Wilmington, Ohio 45177 ...(937) 382-6661, Ext. 260 

• Athletics Department: Pyle Center Box 1246, Wilmington, OH 45177 .........................(937) 382-6661, Ext. 467 

Visit wilmington College online at www2.wilmington.edu 


• Total Enrollment: 1,200 students on the main 

campus; 400 at two Cincinnati branches (Blue 

Ash and Cincinnati State) 

• Student/Faculty Ratio: 14:1 

• Four computer labs with free Internet access, 

log-ins and e-mail accounts; student residence 

halls wired for Internet and campus network 

applications 

• 60 percent of classes have fewer than 20 

students 

• Average ACT score of entering freshmen: 21 

• Average high school GPA of entering 

freshmen: 3.1 

• Academic scholarships ranging from $1,000 to 

$10,000 are available at the time of admission 

to high school students having at least a 3.0 

cumulative GPA and either ranking in the top 

20 percent of their senior class or scoring at 

least a 24 on the ACT. Transfer scholarships 

are available with a 3.3 cumulative GPA and 

at least one year of college work. 

• Average financial aid package: $18,500 

• 23 majors offered, including education, 

agriculture, athletic training and business/ 

economics 

• 22 intercollegiate sports offered; NCAA 

Division III athletics in the Ohio Athletic 

Conference 

• Six residence halls (female only and co-ed), 

two apartment-style complexes and 

special-interest housing 

• 9.5 percent minority student population 

• Students come from 11 different states and 

seven different nations 

• 2008–09 Costs: Tuition & Fees: $22,872, 

Room & Board: $8,010 

• Rolling admission 

• Recognized by the John Templeton 

Foundation for character-building and 

student leadership programs 

• Named to the top tier of Midwest Regional 

Liberal Arts Colleges by U.S. News & World 

Report in its 2008 Best Colleges issue



Williams Stadium 

Williams Stadium is a place of great tradition. The 2008 season ushered in a new tradition at the home of Wilmington 

College football as the Quakers unveiled a new synthetic playing surface and lighting. 

On Sept. 20, playing on the new turf and under the new lights, the Quakers started the new tradition by continuing 

a time-tested tradition of excellence with a 34–7 rout of Marietta before a near-capacity crowd at the 3,500-seat venue. 

“You couldn’t have written a story any better than the whole day,” Wilmington head coach Barry Wulf said. “We had more 

than 80 recruits and their families here. Our kids played great. The fireworks and the band were great. What a great show 

for the community.” 

The Quakers were all but unbeatable on home turf in 2008, with their only loss at Williams Stadium coming to eventual 

national champion Mount Union. 

In 2009, Wilmington will play six games at Williams Stadium, beginning with the Sept. 5 season opener under the lights 

with Mount St. Joseph. 

“Having six games at home has been a rallying cry, and our kids have bought into it,” Wulf said. “Having the new turf 

and the lights has created a new environment, and our kids recognize that and they are excited about it. Having six home 

games should provide us an even bigger lift.” 

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Athletic Training 

Athletic training is an exciting and fast-paced allied medical profession. As an integral member of the athletic 

healthcare team, the certified athletic trainer (ATC) is educated in the prevention, treatment, evaluation and 

rehabilitation of sports-related injuries and illnesses sustained by physically active people. Certified athletic 

trainers work closely with medical professionals in a wide range of settings that include high schools, colleges 

and universities, professional teams, sports medicine clinics, corporate fitness facilities and hospitals. 

In 2005, Wilmington’s athletic training program earned the maximum seven-year accreditation from 

the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE). Students completing the Bachelor 

of Science degree program at WC are eligible for the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Board of 

Certification (NATABOC) examination to become a certified athletic trainer. Students also are eligible for the Ohio 

licensing exam upon earning their ATC credentials. All athletic training students are considered pre-professional 

during their first two semesters. After satisfactory completion of the pre-professional requirements, students 

are advanced to the professional phase of the curriculum, including advanced clinical education. 

wC Athletic training scholarship 

All students accepted into the athletic training program 

receive $5,000 in scholarships over three years. Students 

receive $1,500 their sophomore and junior years and $2,000 

their senior year. 

Athletic training internships 

WC interns get to experience first-hand the full scope of 

sports medicine. Some of WC’s most recent internship sites 

include the Cincinnati Bengals, Cincinnati Reds, Columbus 

Crew, Dayton Dragons, Dayton Sports Medicine Institute 

and many area clinics and high schools. 

national Program recognition 

Wilmington students have received an unprecedented six 

NATA scholarships. One graduate earned the highest score 

on the national certification exam. WC’s program also has 

been featured on the front cover of the NATA News and in 

The Chronicle of Higher Education. 

Dr. Jan Saunders, Orthopaedics 

Dr. Joseph Chen, Ophthalmology 

Dr. Joseph Choo, Cardiology 

Dr. Glenn MacDonald, Optometrist 

Dr. Patrick Nunan, Podiatry 

sPeCiALists in tHe PreVention, treAtMent 

And reHABiLitAtion oF sPorts inJUries 

wilmington College team Physicians 

Dr. Mike Newman, Surgery 

Dr. Shawn Swick, Family Practice 

Dr. Chris Stromberg, Chiropractor 

Dr. David VanZant, Dentist 

Dr. Jay White, ENT 

For More inForMAtion: 1-800-753-0917 

wC Admissions office .....................................................................Ext. 260 

At Program director: Larry Howard; MA, ATC, LAT ...........................Ext. 257 

www2.wilmington.edu/athletics


Established in 1991, the Wilmington 

College Athletics Hall of Fame honors those 

who have achieved and contributed to 

Wilmington’s intercollegiate sports. 

Candidates for the Hall must meet 

requirements established by the WC 

Athletics Department. Once nominated 

by the Athletics Department, qualified 

candidates are voted on by a committee 

of WC staff, alumni and others close to the 

athletics program. 

A new class is inducted every year at 

halftime of the homecoming football 

game. 

Class of 1991 

Charles Bolen 

Larry Clark 

Karl Finkes 

Rene Frey 

Jake Harner 

Gary McCarthy 

Kirk Mee III 

Fred Raizk 

C.W. Van Schoyck 

Kenneth Weimer 

Howard Weimer 

E.H. Zigler 

Class of 1992 

Dr. H. Richard Bath 

Reinhold Finkes 

George A. Morton 

William Rudduck 

Dan Simpson 

Steve Spirk 

Class of 1993 

Ron Clark 

Walt Hobble 

Bill Hoffeld 

Michael Schneider 

Class of 1994 

Imad El-Macharrafie 

Cindy Stout 

Tom Vessely 

Paul Dean Waddell 

Class of 1995 

Dale Beckett 

Don Benhase 

Virgil Patrick 

Leroy Senne 

Class of 1996 

Linda Fittro 

John Ross 

Gary Worthy 

Fletcher Yates 

Class of 1997 

Sharri Brumfield 

Ekow Dennis 

Jamie Perkins 

Peter Sturtevant 

Jacob Von Kanel 

Class of 1998 

Toni Allen 

Stanley McCoy 

Robert Gregg 

William Lewis 

Shown are 2008 Hall of Fame Inductees (left to right) 

Jenny (Eagan) Atkinson, Joanne Ludmann, Steve Moyer and Wayne Stacy. 

Class of 1999 

Art Brady 

Joe Fife 

Bill Ramseyer 

John Woolums 

Class of 2000 

Bill Atsalis 

Fritz Plinke 

Roger Tewksbury 

Jennifer (Tuke) Custis 

Class of 2001 

Gregg Ayers 

Valerie Bonnette 

Fran Pirozzolo 

Richard Scott 

Class of 2002 

Cosmo Collett 

Suzanne (Coyne) 

Harrison 

Ken Minor 

Keith Myers 

Class of 2003 

Bill Daugherty 

Richard Fortner 

Jerry Muldoon 

Kelly Truce 

Class of 2004 

Tim Cleary 

Tim Dicke 

Jeff Johnson 

Kathy (Sprenz) McCord 

Class of 2005 

John Calhoun 

Brooks Lawrence 

Lori (May) West 

Chris Tuzzeo 

Moyer, stacy inducted to wC Hall of Fame 

Steve Moyer and Wayne Stacy were among the 2008 inductees of the Wilmington College Athletics Hall of Fame. 

Moyer spent his first year with the Wilmington College football team as a member of the offensive line. The transfer from Eastern 

Kentucky University, however, longed to make tackles rather than throw blocks. In 1977, he was switched to linebacker, launching what 

turned out to be the most prolific three years of individual tackling in team history. 

In 1977, Moyer recorded 130 tackles and snagged five interceptions. A year later he set the single-season tackles record of 170 that still 

stands 31 years later. In just three seasons, the Valley View High School graduate compiled 427 tackles, also a record that continues to 

endure the test of time. Moyer’s nine interceptions also rank on the WC Top-10 list. 

Stacy is one of WC’s most celebrated two-sport athletes. In 1989 he set the school record in the discus and decathlon—records that 

still stand, like his 100-meter dash mark established in 1991. On the football field Stacy played safety in 1988 and finished with four 

interceptions and more than 80 tackles. The departures of Derron Calvert and Keith Regenhard created a void at wide receiver that he 

was chosen to help fill. In the next two seasons Stacy pulled down 117 catches for 1,803 yards and 20 touchdowns, numbers that occupy 

Top-10 positions in the WC all-time charts. In 1990 he was named an NAIA All-American. 


Hall of Fame 

Class of 2006 

Deanne (Arnold) Whalen 

David Dill 

Jay Niswonger 

Reggie Tucker 

Class of 2007 

Russ Miller 

Ed Minor 

Greg Sczurek 

Stacey (Williams) Deaton 

Class of 2008 

Jenny (Eagan) Atkinson 

Joanne Ludmann 

Steve Moyer 

Wayne Stacy 

Hall of Fame 

input welcomed 

The Wilmington College Athletics 

Department and Hall of Fame 

Committee welcome input about 

potential nominees. Please e-mail 

comments to Director of Athletics 

Terry Rupert at terry_rupert@ 

wilmington.edu or by telephone, 

937-382-6661, Ext. 255. 

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1972 Ken Truster 

Bill Roll 

1973 Heinz Finkes 

Steve Magoteaux 

1974 Steve Magoteaux 

Mike Theisen 

1975 Curt Clifford 

Larry Jones 

Bill Mobley 

Jamie Perkins 

1976 Curt Clifford 

Jamie Perkins 

Hubert Tucker 

1977 Reinhold Finkes 

Mike Hendley 

1978 Reinhold Finkes 

Mike Hendley 

Steve Moyer 

1979 Steve Moyer 

Russell Williams 

1980 John Calhoun 

Jim Chilcote 

Larry Davis 

Dave Dill 

Gary Worthy 

1981 Dave Dill 

Ed Minor 

Jim Schiller 

Gary Worthy 

1982 Curt Downing 

Mike Gilday 


All-Americans 

wiLMinGton is HoMe to ALL-AMeriCAn trAdition 

Since 1972, 75 Wilmington College football players have earned All-America honors. Will No. 76 be 

wearing the green and white this fall? 

“We know that individual success comes after team success, and often comes as result of team success,” 

Wilmington head coach Barry Wulf said. “When you look at the impressive list of All-Americans that have 

been a part of this program, you are immediately reminded of not only incredibly talented, but remarkably 

unselfish players—players who always had their teams’ best interest in mind. Our players understand and 

appreciate what it takes for teams and individuals to achieve.” 

The Quakers also have made their mark in the classroom. Twenty-five Wilmington football players have 

received either Academic All-American or Academic All-District honors since 1982. 

“Our players know that coming to Wilmington College is about more than football. It’s about developing 

the skills that will help them be community leaders,” Wulf said. “We are extremely proud of the tradition of 

classroom excellence and community service within this program.” 

tHe ALL-AMeriCAn trAdition ContinUes 

Ted Hall 

Mark Netzel 

Gary Worthy 

1983 Randy Blossom 

Curt Downing 

Dan Bennett 

Tony Neloms 

Mark Netzel 

Jim Sposet 

Mark Weigel 

1984 Tom Hale 

Ted Mehlman 

Tom Miles 

Tony Neloms 

1985 Dave Carr 

Garnail Fulton 

Jeff Johnson 

Don Sizer 

1986 Derron Calvert 

Jeff Johnson 

Chuck Province 

Chris Richards 

Don Sizer 


Don Sizer 


Mike Johnson 

Mark Mahon 

Bryan Sparks 

1989 Mike Johnson 

Scott Pritt 

1990 Wayne Stacy 

1994 Jason Tincher 

1997 Jerry Ward 

1998 Bart Vaughn 

1999 Bob Hess 

2000 Antonio Broadnax 

Jon Cain 

Nick Nicastro 

Adam Ryan 

2001 Antonio Broadnax 

2003 Brandon Tisdale 

2004 Brandon Tisdale 

2006 Chad Otte 


Academic All-America or All-district 

1982 Mike Doerger 

Curt Downing 

Ted Hall 

1983 Curt Downing 

Ted Mehlman 

1984 Ted Mehlman 

1985 Jeff Johnson 

Randy Ramseyer 

Mike White 

1986 Jeff Johnson 

1987 Kurt Kiessling 

1988 Kurt Kiessling 

1989 Scott Anderson 

Bill Kennedy 

Scott Pritt 

1990 Scott Anderson 

Bill Kennedy 

1998 Kevin Otte 

1999 Nick Nicastro 

2000 Kevin Otte 

2001 Nick Nicastro 

Bruce Kennedy 

Jake Pence 

2003 Abe Lawson 

2004 Chad Otte


After receiving a master’s in sports administration from 

Oklahoma State in 1999, Wulf came home to Wilmington 

College as an assistant coach, where he worked with all three 

phases of the team before being named head coach in May 2005. 

Wilmington, he said, is committed to developing both players and 

people. 

“Coaching is teaching,” Wulf said. “We’re fortunate that we get to 

teach young men a game, but in reality we’re teaching them life 

lessons through this game. Wins on Saturdays are important, but 

what’s most important is how well we help prepare these young 

men for their lives beyond Wilmington. That’s the scale that weighs 

our true level of success.“ 

A Cincinnati native, Wulf played football for and graduated 

from Anderson High School. He and his wife, Deirdre, reside in 

Wilmington with their son, Davis, and daughters, Breianna 

and Baylie. 

Head Coach Barry Wulf 

Barry Wulf begins his fifth season as head coach of the Quakers in 2009. In 2008, Wulf 

led Wilmington to its best record in seven years and was named the Ohio Athletic 

Conference Co-coach of the Year. 

“That was very humbling, but I give all of the credit to our coaching staff and our kids,” 

Wulf said. “When they found out, they were excited. Even though there’s one name on 

the award, it is still a team honor for the body of work that this entire football family had 

done. To be recognized as such by the OAC’s coaches says a lot, and we’re looking to 

build upon that. We were excited about the progress we made last year, but we also 

know that we left quite a few wins on the table that we intend to go get this year.” 

A four-year tight end and punter during his WC playing days, Wulf is very much at home 

on the Wilmington sideline. 

“Wilmington College is my home,” Wulf said. “I enjoyed Wilmington as a player and 

I enjoy it as a coach. There’s a lot of pride, a lot of tradition at Wilmington, and I’m 

blessed to be a part of it.” 

Wulf was an assistant coach on the Quakers’ staff for two seasons before accepting 

an assistant coaching position with Oklahoma State University. In Stillwater, he coached 

the offensive line that paved the way for the Cowboys’ trip to the Alamo Bowl in 1997. 


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Assistant Coaches 

Jim Marsh 

Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 

A veteran of the sideline, Jim Marsh 

returns for his 16th season on the 

Wilmington College football staff. 

Marsh served as the quarterbacks 

coach from 1993 to 1996 before 

coaching the Quakers’ running backs 

during the 1997 season. In 1998, 

Marsh was named the team’s offensive 

coordinator and has served in that 

capacity in all but one year since. 

Marsh grew up in Hillsboro, Ohio, and started his playing 

career with the Hillsboro High School Indians. He graduated 

from Hillsboro in 1981 and took his playing skills to 

West Virginia Tech, where he was a four-year starter on the 

offensive line. He graduated from WVT in 1986 with a degree 

in business education. He also holds a master’s in industrial/ 

occupational safety from West Virginia University. 

Marsh’s coaching career started at West Virginia Tech as an 

assistant in 1989 before he was named head coach in 1990. He 

also was an assistant at Bethany (W. Va.) College and West Liberty 

State. Marsh also is WC’s director of operations and teaches HPE 

and business courses. 

“Jim is a great football coach. He loves Wilmington College 

football, our kids and our staff,” Wilmington head coach Barry 

Wulf said. “We’re thankful to have Jim as a part of our staff. He 

continues to be a leader of our offense, and we are excited about 

what our offensive capabilities are going to be.” 

Marsh and his wife, Tish, have three sons, Garrett, Trent and Sloan. 

They reside in Wilmington. 

Marque Jones 

Wide Receivers 

Marque Jones has been an integral 

part of Wilmington College football 

for more than three decades. 

Jones stresses all phases of the 

wide receiver position, and the 

results speak for themselves. Four 

Wilmington College receivers—most 

recently Jon Cain—have received 

All-American honors under Jones’ 

tutelage. 

A native of Miami, Fla., Jones was a 

two-year starter at Curley High School, graduating in 1969. 

During his collegiate career with the Quakers, Jones was a fouryear 

letter winner (1973–76) at wide receiver. He caught 39 career 

passes for 620 yards, averaging 15.8 yards per reception. His most 

productive season was 1975, when he hauled in 21 receptions for 

310 yards. 

Jones graduated from Wilmington in 1977 with a business 

administration degree and attended the University of Cincinnati 


on a graduate honor scholarship. In 1979, he received a master’s 

in marketing from UC. 

“You can’t say enough about what Marque means to our football 

family, our program and this community,” Wilmington head 

coach Barry Wulf said. “He’s such an extraordinary teacher of wide 

receiver play, but he teaches more than football. He talks about 

life and things that are most important.” 

Jones and his wife, Terri, have three children; Daryl, Desiree and 

Marque. They reside in Wilmington. 

Will Isaac 

Running Backs 

Will Isaac returns to the Quaker 

sideline for his seventh year as an 

assistant coach and fifth season as 

running backs coach. 

Isaac is no stranger to the 

position he coaches. In 2002, he 

became just the fifth running back 

in Wilmington College history to 

eclipse the 1,000-yard mark in a 

season when he gained 1,006 yards in 10 games. In 2001 he 

narrowly missed the 1,000-yard plateau, rushing for 901. 

Despite an injury-shortened career, Isaac ranks third in 

Wilmington College history in career rushing yards with 

2,191, stands second in rushing attempts with 545 and 

fourth in rushing touchdowns with 17. 

“Will has such an innate ability to get to know these guys 

on a level where he can get inside their hearts and minds,” 

Wilmington head coach Barry Wulf said. “Our running game 

has consistently improved under Will’s leadership.” 

Isaac has a daughter, Mya Jackson. He resides in 

Wilmington. 

Mark Lane 

Defensive Line 

Mark Lane enters his fourth 

season as Wilmington’s defensive 

line coach. 

A former defensive tackle, Lane 

ended his WC career with 176 

tackles—29 for loss—and four 

fumble recoveries. His fiercely 

competitive nature was illustrated 

during his senior year when he 

returned from a mid-season broken leg to play the final two 

games on the schedule. 

“Mark is a big leader for the entire defensive unit. Our kids 

look up to him,” Wilmington head coach Barry Wulf said.


“He’s a phenomenal teacher of line play, and he has also 

done a tremendous job heading up our recruiting efforts.” 

Lane, a West Milton native, holds a degree in sport 

management from Wilmington. 

Lane and his wife, Lyndsay, reside in Wilmington. 

J.R. Clark 

Defensive Backs 

J.R. Clark will work with Wilmington’s 

defensive backs in 2009. 

A 2007 WC grad, Clark was a 

standout linebacker for WC, and 

coached the Quakers’ linebacker 

corps in 2008. 

“J.R. is a solid coach and teacher 

of the game,” Wilmington head 

coach Barry Wulf said. “He did an 

outstanding job with our linebackers last season, and we 

are very excited about what he will be able to do with our 

defensive secondary. He will be one of the reasons that our 

defense plays very well this season.” 

Clark hails from Springfield, where he graduated from 

Northeastern High School. 

Steve Meister 

Offensive Line 

Steve Meister enters his second 

season with the WC coaching staff 

in 2009. 

A four-letter winner and threeyear 

starter at Miami University, 

Meister started 36 consecutive 

games at either center or guard 

for the RedHawks. 

“Steve has already proven to be an incredible coach and 

teacher,” Wilmington head coach Barry Wulf said. “He 

brings a great knowledge of offensive line play. He also 

commands respect. He was not only a three-year starter 

at Miami; he also was a team captain his senior year. His 

experience in offensive line play is exactly what our staff 

needs, and he relates to our kids tremendously. He has a 

proven work ethic and great leadership that has made a 

strong impact on our program.” 

Meister is a native of Allison Park, Pa., and a graduate of 

Shaler Area High School. 


Assistant Coaches 

Don Sizer 

Linebackers 

Don Sizer returns to his alma 

mater for the 2009 season. The 

1988 WC alum will be a graduate 

assistant assigned to the Quakers’ 

linebacker corps. 

Sizer was a three-time All-America 

linebacker during his playing days 

and ranks second on the all-time 

team tackles list with 393. 

Sizer was an assistant coach for WC during the 1991 

and 1992 seasons and also had head coaching tenures at 

Western Brown, Bethel-Tate and Clinton-Massie high 

schools. 

“Don brings a wealth of talent, knowledge and enthusiasm 

to our program,” Wilmington head coach Barry Wulf said. 

“He is a big part of the incredible linebacker tradition at 

Wilmington. We are very happy that he is here to coach and 

teach our current and future linebackers.” 

A native of Trotwood, Sizer teaches physical education at 

Western Brown High School. 

Sizer and his wife, Ann (Adler) Sizer ‘92, have a daughter, 

Mary, and a son, Wil. They reside in Mount Orab. 

John Moore 

Defensive Assistant/Video Consultant 

John Moore continues his 

involvement with the WC football 

program, a journey that travels 28 

years into the past. 

Moore was a Wilmington 

assistant coach throughout the 

1980s and 1990s and was a 

member of the staff that led the 

Quakers to a 10-2 record and a 

berth in the NAIA national championship game in 1980. 

“We are grateful to have John on our staff,” Wilmington 

head coach Barry Wulf said. “His knowledge of the game 

of football—especially on the defensive side of the ball— 

enhances our overall approach to how we play the game. 

John has coached all three levels of the defense, and also 

was a defensive coordinator. He knows the game and loves 

the game.” 

Moore assists the game-planning processes and statistical 

analysis of opposing teams’ offenses. 

Moore and his wife, Nancy, reside in Wilmington. 

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2009 Opponents 

College of Mt. st. Joseph 

Rod Huber 

Game 1 — sept. 5 

wilmington — williams stadium 

Location: ............................. Cincinnati, Ohio 

Founded: .............................................. 1886 

nickname: ............................................. Lions 

Colors: ........................................Blue & Gold 

enrollment: .......................................... 2,300 

stadium: ..................................Schueler Field 

Capacity: .......................................... 2,400 

Playing surface: ......................... AstroPlay 

Conference: .................Heartland Collegiate 

Affiliation: ..........................NCAA Division III 

All-time record: .............................89-102-3 

President: .........Sister Francis Marie Thrailkill 

Ad: ........................................ Steve Radcliffe 

Phone: .............................. (513) 244-4381 

Fax:................................... (513) 244-4928 

Head Coach: ................................Rod Huber 

Alma Mater: ...................... Cincinnati (’88) 

Football Phone: ................ (513) 244-4896 

Career record: ......................55-39 (9 yrs) 

record at school: ..................55-39 (9 yrs) 

2008 record: ........................................... 5-5 

2008 Conference record: ....................... 3-4 

Basic offense: ......................Multiple Spread 

Basic defense: ......................................... 4-4 

sid: .................................... Dane Neumeister 

Phone: ............................... (513) 244-4729 

Fax:.................................... (513) 244-4928 

e-Mail: .... dane_neumeister@mail.msj.edu 

2009 schedule 

9-5 .......Wilmington .........................7 p.m. 

9-12 .....LAKELAND ....................1:30 p.m. 

9-26 .....Rose-Hulman .................1:30 p.m. 

10-3 .....BLUFFTON ....................1:30 p.m. 

10-10 ...Anderson .......................1:30 p.m. 

10-17 ...HANOVER .....................1:30 p.m. 

10-24 ...Franklin ..........................1:30 p.m. 

10-31 ...Manchester ....................1:30 p.m. 

11-7 .....DEFIANCE .....................1:30 p.m. 

11-14 ...THOMAS MORE ...........1:30 p.m. 

2008 results 

9-6 .......WILMINGTON ................. W, 21–7 

9-13 .....Lakeland .......................... W, 20–0 

9-27 .....ROSE-HULMAN ............. L, 27–21 

10-4 .....Bluffton ............................ W, 50–7 

10-11 ...ANDERSON ..................... L, 10–9 

10-18 ...Hanover ......................... W, 37–19 

10-25 ...FRANKLIN ...................... L, 40–35 

11-1 .....MANCHESTER ................ W, 28–6 

11-8 .....Defiance ......................... L, 21–14 

11-15 ...Thomas More ................... L, 19–0 

Marietta College 

Jeff Filkovski 

Game 2 — sept. 19 

Marietta — don drumm stadium 

Location: ................................Marietta, Ohio 

Founded: ............................................... 1835 

nickname: ....................................... Pioneers 

Colors: .............................Navy Blue & White 

enrollment: .......................................... 1,300 

stadium: ...................... Don Drumm Stadium 

Capacity: .......................................... 7,000 

Playing surface: ......................... Field Turf 

Conference: .............................Ohio Athletic 


All-time record: .........................401-515-36 

President: ................................Dr. Jean Scott 

Ad: ............................................... Larry Hiser 

Phone: ............................... (740) 376-4665 

Fax: .................................... (740) 376-4674 

Head Coach: .............................Jeff Filkovski 

Alma Mater: ...................... Allegheny (’91) 


Career record: ........................... 2-8 (1 yr) 

record at school: ....................... 2-8 (1 yr) 

2008 record: ........................................... 2-8 


Basic offense: .......................... Multiple Sets 

Basic defense: ......................................... 3-4 

sid: ..................................................Dan May 

Phone: ............................... (740) 376-4891 

Fax: .................................... (740) 376-4674 

e-Mail: .......................mayd@marietta.edu 

2009 schedule 

9-6 .......THIEL .............................2:30 p.m. 

9-19 .....WILMINGTON ....................6 p.m. 

9-26 .....Baldwin-Wallace ............6:30 p.m. 

10-3 .....CAPITAL ........................1:30 p.m. 

10-10 ...John Carroll ........................2 p.m. 

10-17 ...OHIO NORTHERN ........1:30 p.m. 

10-24 ...Muskingum ....................1:30 p.m. 

10-31 ...OTTERBEIN ...................1:30 p.m. 

11-7 .....Heidelberg .........................1 p.m. 

11-14 ...Mount Union .................1:30 p.m. 

2008 results 

9-6 .......THIEL ............................. W, 21–18 

9-20 .....Wilmington ....................... L, 34–7 

9-27 .....BALDWIN-WALLACE ..... L, 45–16 

10-4 .....Capital .............................. L, 38–6 

10-11 ...JOHN CARROLL .............. L, 31–6 

10-18 ...Ohio Northern .................. L, 28–0 

10-25 ...MUSKINGUM ................ W, 30–22 

11-1 .....Otterbein .......................... L, 55–0 

11-8 .....HEIDELBERG .................. L, 42–40 

11-15 ...MOUNT UNION ............... L, 49–0 


Jim Bickel 

Capital University 

Game 3 — Sept. 26 


Location: ...................................Bexley, Ohio 

Founded: ............................................... 1830 

nickname: ..................................... Crusaders 

Colors: ...................................Purple & White 

enrollment: .......................................... 3,850 

stadium: ............................ Bernlohr Stadium 

Capacity: .......................................... 3,000 





President: ........................Dr. Denvy Bowman 

Ad: ......................................... Dawn Mamula 

Phone: ............................... (614) 236-6911 

Fax: .................................... (614) 236-6180 

Head Coach: ................................. Jim Bickel 

Alma Mater: ......................... Denison (’77) 


Career record: ........................... 5-5 (1 yr) 

record at school: ....................... 5-5 (1 yr) 

2008 record: ........................................... 5-5 


Basic offense: ............................Triple-Shoot 

Basic defense: ......................................... 4-3 

sid: ..............................................Bill Thomas 

Phone: ............................... (614) 236-6174 

Fax: .................................... (614) 236-6178 

e-Mail: .................... wthomas@capital.edu 

2009 schedule 

9-5 .......Adrian .................................6 p.m. 

9-19 .....HEIDELBERG .................1:30 p.m. 

9-26 .....Wilmington .........................7 p.m. 

10-3 .....Marietta .........................1:30 p.m. 

10-10 ...MOUNT UNION ............1:30 p.m. 

10-17 ...JOHN CARROLL ...........1:30 p.m. 

10-24 ...Otterbein ............................2 p.m. 

10-31 ...Muskingum ....................1:30 p.m. 

11-7 .....OHIO NORTHERN ........1:30 p.m. 

11-14 ...BALDWIN-WALLACE ....1:30 p.m. 

2008 results 

9-6 .......ADRIAN .........................W, 34–14 

9-20 .....Heidelberg ....................W, 38–17 

9-27 .....WILMINGTON ...............W, 48–28 

10-4 .....MARIETTA .......................W, 38–6 

10-11 ...Mount Union .................... L, 49–7 

10-18 ...John Carroll ...................... L, 13–3 

10-25 ...OTTERBEIN ...................... L, 38–9 

11-1 .....MUSKINGUM ................W, 42–10 

11-8 .....Ohio Northern ................ L, 36–21 

11-15 ...Baldwin-Wallace ............... L, 17–0


John Carroll University 

Regis Scafe 

Game 4 — oct. 3 


Location: ................ University Heights, Ohio 

Founded: ............................................... 1886 

nickname: ..................................Blue Streaks 

Colors: ........................................Blue & Gold 

enrollment: .......................................... 3,600 

stadium: ..........................Don Shula Stadium 

Capacity: .......................................... 5,418 





President: ........... Rev. Robert L. Niehoff, S.J. 

Ad: ............................................Laurie Massa 

Phone: ............................... (216) 397-1525 

Fax: .................................... (216) 396-1663 

Head Coach: ...............................Regis Scafe 

Alma Mater: ................ Case Western (’71) 


Career record: ....................85-69 (15 yrs) 

record at school: ................65-35 (10 yrs) 

2008 record: ........................................... 5-5 


Basic offense: ......................... Multiple Pro-I 

Basic defense: ......................................... 4-3 

sid: .......................................... Chris Wenzler 

Phone: ............................... (216) 397-4676 

Fax: .................................... (216) 397-3043 

e-Mail: ...........................cwenzler@jcu.edu 

2009 schedule 

9-5 .......THOMAS MORE ...........1:30 p.m. 

9-19 .....BALDWIN-WALLACE .........7 p.m. 

9-26 .....Heidelberg .........................7 p.m. 

10-3 .....Wilmington ....................1:30 p.m. 

10-10 ...MARIETTA ..........................2 p.m. 

10-17 ...Capital ...........................1:30 p.m. 

10-24 ...Ohio Northern ...............1:30 p.m. 

10-31 ...MOUNT UNION ............1:30 p.m. 

11-7 .....MUSKINGUM ................1:30 p.m. 

11-14 ...Otterbein .......................1:30 p.m. 

2008 results 

9-6 .......Thomas More ................ W, 41–14 

9-20 .....Baldwin-Wallace ............. L, 21–17 

9-27 .....HEIDELBERG ................. W, 17–15 

10-4 .....WILMINGTON ............... W, 31–17 

10-11 ...Marietta ........................... W, 31–6 

10-18 ...CAPITAL .......................... W, 13–3 

10-25 ...OHIO NORTHERN ......... L, 21–14 

11-1 .....Mount Union .................... L, 41–7 

11-8 .....Muskingum ..................... L, 15–14 

11-15 ...OTTERBEIN .................... L, 20–17 

Muskingum University 

Al Logan 


new Concord — McConagha stadium 

Location: .......................New Concord, Ohio 

Founded: ............................................... 1837 

nickname: .......................... Fighting Muskies 

Colors: ................................Black & Magenta 

enrollment: .......................................... 1,700 

stadium: .......................McConagha Stadium 

Capacity: .......................................... 5,000 

Playing surface: ...................ProGrass Turf 




President: .........................Dr. Anne C. Steele 

Ad: ..............................................Larry Shank 

Phone: ............................... (740) 826-8320 

Fax: .................................... (740) 826-8300 

Head Coach: ...................................Al Logan 

Alma Mater: ....................Muskingum (’82) 


Career record: ........................3-17 (2 yrs) 

record at school: ....................3-17 (2 yrs) 

2008 record: ........................................... 3-7 


Basic offense: ....................................Spread 

Basic defense: ......................................... 4-3 

sid: ............................................. Tom Caudill 

Phone: ............................... (740) 826-8022 

Fax: .................................... (740) 826-8026 

e-Mail: ............... tcaudill@muskingum.edu 

2009 schedule 

9-5 .......Defiance ........................1:30 p.m. 

9-19 .....OTTERBEIN ...................1:30 p.m. 

9-26 .....Mount Union ......................7 p.m. 

10-3 .....OHIO NORTHERN .............7 p.m. 

10-10 ...WILMINGTON ...............1:30 p.m. 

10-17 ...Baldwin-Wallace ............1:30 p.m. 

10-24 ...MARIETTA .....................1:30 p.m. 

10-31 ...CAPITAL ........................1:30 p.m. 

11-7 .....John Carroll ...................1:30 p.m. 

11-14 ...Heidelberg .........................1 p.m. 

2008 results 

9-6 .......DEFIANCE ..................... W, 35–10 

9-20 .....Otterbein .......................... L, 48–7 

9-27 .....MOUNT UNION ............. L, 51–13 

10-4 .....Ohio Northern ............... W, 35–21 

10-11 ...Wilmington ..................... L, 22–20 

10-18 ...BALDWIN-WALLACE ....... L, 42–7 

10-25 ...Marietta .......................... L, 30–22 

11-1 .....Capital ............................ L, 42–10 

11-8 .....JOHN CARROLL ........... W, 15–14 

11-15 ...HEIDELBERG .................. L, 45–41 



otterbein College 

Joe Loth 



Location: ............................Westerville, Ohio 

Founded: ............................................... 1847 

nickname: ...................................... Cardinals 

Colors: ....................................Tan & Cardinal 

enrollment: .......................................... 3,000 

stadium: ...........................Memorial Stadium 

Capacity: .......................................... 4,000 

Playing surface: ..................... Natural Turf 




President: ............................ C. Brent DeVore 

Ad: ..........................................Dick Reynolds 

Phone: ............................... (614) 823-3529 

Fax: .................................... (330) 823-1966 

Head Coach: ................................... Joe Loth 

Alma Mater: .......................Otterbein (’91) 




2008 record: ........................................... 9-2 


Basic offense: ................................. Pro Style 

Basic defense: ......................................4-2-5 

sid: ............................................... Ed Syguda 

Phone: ............................... (614) 823-1288 

Fax: .................................... (614) 823-1360 

e-Mail: .................esyguda@otterbein.edu 

2009 schedule 

9-5 .......Bethany ..............................1 p.m. 

9-19 .....Muskingum ....................1:30 p.m. 

9-26 .....OHIO NORTHERN ........1:30 p.m. 

10-3 .....HEIDELBERG .................1:30 p.m. 

10-10 ...Baldwin-Wallace .................2 p.m. 

10-17 ...Wilmington ....................1:30 p.m. 

10-24 ...CAPITAL .............................2 p.m. 

10-31 ...Marietta .........................1:30 p.m. 

11-7 .....Mount Union .................1:30 p.m. 


2008 results 

9-6 .......BETHANY ........................W, 40–7 

9-20 .....MUSKINGUM ..................W, 48–7 

9-27 .....Ohio Northern .................W, 37–7 

10-4 .....Heidelberg ....................W, 52–14 

10-11 ...BALDWIN-WALLACE ....W, 42–28 

10-18 ...WILMINGTON ...............W, 30–14 

10-25 ...Capital .............................W, 38–9 

11-1 .....MARIETTA .......................W, 55–0 

11-8 .....MOUNT UNION ............. L, 49–20 

11-15 ...John Carroll ...........W, 20–17 (OT) 

11-22 ...FRANKLIN (NCAA) ......... L, 62–45 

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Mount Union College 

Larry Kehres 


Alliance — Mount Union stadium 

Location: .................................Alliance, Ohio 

Founded: ............................................... 1846 

nickname: ..............................Purple Raiders 

Colors: ...................................Purple & White 

enrollment: .......................................... 2,200 

stadium: .....................Mount Union Stadium 

Capacity: .......................................... 5,600 





President: ....................... Dr. Richard F. Giese 

Ad: ............................................ Larry Kehres 

Phone: ............................... (330) 829-8224 

Fax: .................................... (216) 823-2399 

Head Coach: ............................. Larry Kehres 

Alma Mater: ................. Mount Union (’71) 


Career record: .............. 275-21-3 (23 yrs) 

record at school: .......... 275-21-3 (23 yrs) 

2008 record: ......................................... 15-0 


Basic offense: ....................................Pro Set 

Basic defense: ......................................4-2-5 

sid: ......................................... Leonard Reich 

Phone: ............................... (330) 823-6093 

Fax: .................................... (330) 821-0425 

e-Mail: ..............................reichl@muc.edu 

2009 schedule 

9-5 .......St. John Fisher ....................4 p.m. 

9-19 .....Ohio Northern ...............1:30 p.m. 

9-26 .....MUSKINGUM .....................7 p.m. 

10-3 .....BALDWIN-WALLACE .........7 p.m. 

10-10 ...Capital ...........................1:30 p.m. 

10-17 ...Heidelberg ....................1:30 p.m. 

10-24 ...WILMINGTON ...............1:30 p.m. 

10-31 ...John Carroll ...................1:30 p.m. 

11-7 .....OTTERBEIN ...................1:30 p.m. 

11-14 ...MARIETTA .....................1:30 p.m. 

2008 results 

9-6 ....... ST. JOHN FISHER ...............W, 33–3 

9-20 ..... OHIO NORTHERN ..............W, 44–7 

9-27 ..... Muskingum .......................W, 51–13 

10-4 ..... Baldwin-Wallace .................W, 48–3 

10-11 ... CAPITAL ..............................W, 49–7 

10-18 ... HEIDELBERG ......................W, 49–0 

10-25 ... Wilmington .........................W, 55–0 

11-1 ..... JOHN CARROLL .................W, 41–7 

11-8 ..... Otterbein ..........................W, 49–20 

11-15 ... Marietta ..............................W, 49–0 

11-22 ... RANDOLPH-MACON (NCAA) .............W,56–0 

11-29 ... HOBART (NCAA) ................W, 42–7 

12-6 ..... CORTLAND ST. (NCAA) ...W, 41–14 

12-13 ... WHEATON (NCAA) ..........W, 45–24 

12-20 ...UW-Whitewater (NCAA) W, 31–26 

Heidelberg University 

Mike Hallett 



Location: ..................................... Tiffin, Ohio 

Founded: ............................................... 1850 

nickname: ..............Fighting Student Princes 

Colors: .................................... Orange & Red 

enrollment: .......................................... 1,500 

stadium: .....................Frost-Kalnow Stadium 

Capacity: .......................................... 6,500 

Playing surface: ........................... Artificial 




President: ................. Dr. F. Dominic Dottavio 

Ad: ................................................Matt Palm 

Phone: ............................... (419) 448-2019 

Fax: ...................................... (19) 448-2025 

Head Coach: ..............................Mike Hallett 




record at school: ....................8-12 (2 yrs) 

2008 record: ........................................... 4-6 


Basic offense: .................................. Multiple 

Basic defense: ......................................... 4-3 

sid: .......................................Morgan Hawley 

Phone: ............................... (419) 448-2140 

Fax: .................................... (419) 448-2034 

e-Mail: ..............mhawley@heidelberg.edu 

2009 schedule 

9-5 .......Westminster ..................1:30 p.m. 

9-19 .....Capital ...........................1:30 p.m. 

9-26 .....JOHN CARROLL ................7 p.m. 

10-3 .....Otterbein .......................1:30 p.m. 


10-17 ...MOUNT UNION ............1:30 p.m. 



11-7 .....MARIETTA ..........................1 p.m. 

11-14 ...MUSKINGUM .....................1 p.m. 

2008 results 

9-6 .......WESTMINSTER ............. W, 62–27 

9-20 .....CAPITAL ......................... L, 38–17 

9-27 .....John Carroll .................... L, 17–15 

10-4 .....OTTERBEIN .................... L, 52–14 

10-11 ...OHIO NORTHERN ........... L, 41–0 

10-18 ...Mount Union .................... L, 49–0 

10-25 ...Baldwin-Wallace ....W, 37–34 (OT) 

11-1 .....WILMINGTON ................ L, 23–20 

11-8 .....Marietta ........................... W, 42–0 

11-15 ...Muskingum ...................... W, 45–0 


Baldwin-wallace College 

John Snell 

Game 9 — nov. 7 

Berea — George Finnie stadium 

Location: .................................... Berea, Ohio 

Founded: ............................................... 1845 

nickname: .............................. Yellow Jackets 

Colors: .....................................Brown & Gold 

enrollment: .......................................... 3,100 

stadium: ................... George Finnie Stadium 

Capacity: .......................................... 7,800 

Playing surface: ........................... Artificial 




President: .................................Richard Durst 

Ad: .................................................. Kris Diaz 

Phone: ............................... (440) 826-2184 

Fax: .................................... (440) 826-2192 

Head Coach: .................................John Snell 

Alma Mater: ............Baldwin-Wallace (’87) 




2008 record: ........................................... 5-5 


Basic offense: .................................. Multiple 

Basic defense: ......................................... 4-3 

sid: ............................................. Kevin Ruple 

Phone: ............................... (440) 826-2327 

Fax: .................................... (440) 826-2329 

e-Mail: ...............................kruple@bw.edu 

2009 schedule 

9-5 .......FRANKLIN .....................1:30 p.m. 

9-19 .....John Carroll ........................7 p.m. 

9-26 .....MARIETTA .....................6:30 p.m. 

10-3 .....Mount Union ......................7 p.m. 

10-10 ...OTTERBEIN ........................2 p.m. 

10-17 ...MUSKINGUM ................1:30 p.m. 

10-24 ...Heidelberg ....................1:30 p.m. 


11-7 .....WILMINGTON ...............1:30 p.m. 

11-14 ...Capital ...........................1:30 p.m. 

2008 results 

9-6 .......Franklin ........................... L, 42–35 

9-20 .....JOHN CARROLL .............W, 21–7 

9-27 .....Marietta .........................W, 45–16 

10-4 .....MOUNT UNION ............... L, 48–3 

10-11 ...Otterbein ........................ L, 42–28 

10-18 ...Muskingum ......................W, 42–7 

10-25 ...HEIDELBERG .......... L, 37–34 (OT) 

11-1 .....OHIO NORTHERN ..........W, 10–7 

11-8 .....Wilmington ..................... L, 27–21 

11-15 ...CAPITAL ..........................W, 17–0


ohio northern University 

Dean Paul 

Game 10 — nov. 14 


Location: .......................................Ada, Ohio 

Founded: ............................................... 1871 

nickname: ................................... Polar Bears 

Colors: ........................ Burnt Orange & Black 

enrollment: .......................................... 3,500 

stadium: ................... Dial-Roberson Stadium 

Capacity: .......................................... 3,500 

Playing surface: ..................... Natural Turf 




President: ...........................Dr. Kendall Baker 

Ad: ..........................................Tom Simmons 

Phone: ............................... (419) 772-2440 

Fax: .................................... (419) 772-2570 

Head Coach: .................................Dean Paul 



Career record: ....................74-28 (10 yrs) 


2008 record: ........................................... 5-5 


Basic offense: ............................Multiple Pro 

Basic defense: ...........................Multiple 4-3 

sid: ..................................................Tim Glon 

Phone: ............................... (419) 772-2046 

Fax: .................................... (419) 772-2590 

e-Mail: ..............................t-glon@onu.edu 

2009 schedule 

9-5 .......NORTH CENTRAL .........1:30 p.m. 

9-19 .....MOUNT UNION ............1:30 p.m. 

9-26 .....Otterbein .......................1:30 p.m. 

10-3 .....Muskingum .........................7 p.m. 

10-10 ...HEIDELBERG .................1:30 p.m. 

10-17 ...Marietta .........................1:30 p.m. 



11-7 .....Capital ...........................1:30 p.m. 


2008 results 

9-13 .....North Central ................... L, 20–3 

9-20 .....Mount Union .................... L, 44–7 

9-27 .....OTTERBEIN ...................... L, 37–7 

10-4 .....MUSKINGUM ................. L, 35–21 

10-11 ...Heidelberg ...................... W, 41–0 

10-18 ...MARIETTA ....................... W, 28–0 

10-25 ...John Carroll ................... W, 21–14 

11-1 .....Baldwin-Wallace ............... L, 10–7 

11-8 .....CAPITAL ........................ W, 36–21 

11-15 ...WILMINGTON ................. W, 24–6 

2009 Opponents/OAC 

oAC ContinUes nAtionAL ProMinenCe 


The 2008–09 year proved, once again, why the Ohio 

Athletic Conference is one of the most prestigious 

Division III conferences in the nation. The Mount 

Union football team won its 10th national title, the 

Ohio Northern volleyball team made its ninth straight 

NCAA Tournament appearance while the Heidelberg 

volleyball team made its second consecutive appearance 

in the NCAA regional semifinals. 

Ohio Northern’s Jimmy O’Brien claimed the indoor 800-meter run title while 

wilmington’s Callen Martin was the national runner-up in the indoor 55-meter dash 

and outdoor 100-meter dash. The Ohio Northern softball team made its first NCAA 

Championship appearance. Heidelberg wrestling qualified a program-best six studentathletes 

for the NCAA Tournament. The John Carroll and Capital men’s basketball teams 

advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16. The Otterbein women’s golf team placed fifth at the 

NCAA Tournament, while the Otterbein men placed 13th. Mount Union men’s tennis 

advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. 

Individually, the Conference was represented by over 50 All-Americans. Academically, 

the OAC boasted numerous CoSIDA ESPN the Magazine Academic All-Americans, along 

with regional and national coaching honors. 

The OAC, the third oldest conference in college athletics, is predated only by 

the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (1888) and the Big Ten (1895). The 

Conference is older than the World Series and even the NCAA itself and has survived 

two world wars, the Great Depression, the Korean War and the Vietnam Conflict. From 

a modest beginning of six charter members in 1902, the OAC grew to as many as 

24 members in the mid-1920s. 

Through the years a total of 31 colleges and universities at one time or another 

have been members of the OAC. Currently the Conference consists of 10 members: 

Baldwin-Wallace College, Capital University, Heidelberg University, John Carroll 

University, Marietta College, Mount Union College, Muskingum University, Ohio Northern 

University, Otterbein College and Wilmington College. Wilmington became the 31st 

OAC member school on July 1, 2000. 

In the OAC’s first year of existence, 1902, the first Conference champion crowned was 

Case Tech which won the football title with a 5-0-0 record. Outdoor track was added 

a year later and a third sport, cross country, became a Conference sport in 1914. 

More sports were steadily added to the OAC’s repertoire throughout the years, culminating 

in the addition of women’s sports in 1984. The Conference currently sponsors 

championships in 21 sports, 11 men’s and 10 women’s. 

The enrollments at the 10 OAC institutions range from 1,200 to 4,500. All of the schools 

were founded in the 19th century and have long and outstanding academic reputations. 

While maintaining these high academic standards, Ohio Athletic Conference athletic 

teams and athletes have consistently enjoyed a great deal of success on a regional 

and national level. The athletic competition is viewed not as an end in itself, but as an 

extension of the educational programs. 

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Wilmington College enters the 2009 season looking to build 

upon the success of last fall. The Quakers were 4-5 in Ohio 

Athletic Conference play in 2008—a season that featured a 

3-1 record at Williams Stadium. 

“We’re a better football team,” said WC head coach 

Barry Wulf, the 2008 OAC Co-coach of the Year. “We’re 

becoming the football team that we envisioned four years 

ago when we took over. We haven’t progressed as quickly 

as we’d like, but we’re taking the right steps. We’re going 

to continue working on getting better every day.” 

—oFFense— 

The Quakers will be looking to fill the void created by the 

graduation of wide receivers Marque Jones and Brandon 

Hiatt, and tight end Wes Anders. Re-loading on the run, 

Wulf said, is a way of life in the OAC. 

“We lost some great players, but we have a lot of solid 

players coming back,” Wulf said. “Our entire offensive line 

is back, and we have two experienced quarterbacks and 

three running backs returning. There is a lot of experience, 

talent and knowledge coming back. We think we are going 

to be able to put a dynamic attack together.” 

—QUArterBACk— 

Back to lead the 

Quakers’ attack is senior 

quarterback Billy Blackburn, 

who ranks No. 4 

on the WC all-time passing 

yardage (4,713) and 

passing touchdowns (48) 

lists. 

2009 Season Preview 

“Billy has gotten better 

every year and is growing 

both on and off the field,” 

Wulf said. “It’s exciting to 

watch a young man grow 

as a player, a leader and a 

person. Our players have 

unwavering confidence in 

Billy Blackburn 

Billy. They know that he is a get-it-done guy, that there are 

no shortcuts with him. They know that he will do whatever 

it takes to win. They see that and they respect it.” 

Also expected to see time at quarterback is sophomore 

Adam Reynolds, who was the team’s second leading rusher, 

playing in six games last season. 

—RUNNING BACK— 

An All-OAC selection as 

a freshman, Marc Otte is 

looking to rebound from an 

injury-shortened sophomore 

season. Also back is junior 

Astin Laury, who led WC 

with 482 rushing yards last 

season, 185 of which came 

in the Quakers’ win at 

Heidelberg. 


“Marc and Astin have proven 

what they are capable of 

doing, and we are excited to 

see more from them,” Wulf 

Astin Laury 

said. “We also have several other players who are capable 

of lining up in or near the backfield and making an impact. 

We think we have a lot of weapons.” 

—WIDE RECEIVER/TIGHT END— 

Jeremy Stuckey will be a key 

aerial target. The senior receiver 

snagged five TD catches a year 

ago and also is a special teams 

standout. 

“Jeremy is just guts. He’s a highenergy 

kid. I just love his intensity 

and enthusiasm,” Wulf said. “He 

can go over the middle and he 

can go deep. We will have to find 

ways to get him the football.” 

Among the list of anticipated 

Jeremy Stuckey 

role players out wide is senior Luke 

Green, who has been a special 

teams standout and shown the ability to make big catches. 

Rex Pitsinger, Brett McEvoy and Darren Howard are expected 

to be components in the Quakers’ tight end by 

committee plan. “We have a lot of weapons at tight end,” 

Wulf said. “Our challenge is to put everything together and 

make this thing go.” 

—OFFENSIVE LINE— 

Center Randy Swain, 

guards Luke Harris 

and Matt McCabe, 

and tackles C.J. Potter 

and Adam Salyers form 

one of the most experienced 

offensive lines in 

team history.


“Your offense is only as good as the experience of your offensive 

linemen,” Wulf said. “When you have five guys that know 

each other inside and out, there is complete continuity. This 

group knows our offense; they know each other. Those are big 

things for us.” 

—DEFENSE— 

The Quakers’ defensive mantra remains the same—hit, tackle 

and take the ball away. In 2008, the Quakers forced 21 turnovers 

while giving the ball up 15 times. 

“We are not going to change our philosophy,” Wulf said. “We’ve 

got to get our defense off the field, and one of the ways to do 

that is to give the football back to our offense. Our turnover 

margin was a big key to our success last year. Beyond that, we 

have to make offenses earn everything they get against us. It 

all starts with our ability to tackle and our ability to take the 

football away.” 

—DEFENSIVE LINE— 

Back to help WC’s battle 

for control of the trenches 

are defensive ends Kenny 

Marsh and Nathan Geers, 

who combined for 10.5 

sacks in 2008. 

“Those two kids are just 

absolutely amazing,” Wulf 

said. “They will be two of 

the best defensive ends in 

the conference. Kenny was 

Kenny Marsh 

an All-OAC pick last year and 

Nathan plays the game with the same level of intensity. They 

make their own plays, which sets the table for our entire defense.” 

—LINEBACKER— 

Wilmington College’s tradition 

of strong linebacker 

play is expected to continue 

this season with the 

return of All-OAC selection 

Chris Medley and Bryce 

Martin, both of whom led 

the squad with 95 tackles 

last season. 

“Chris really developed as 

the season progressed,” Wulf said. “He was just tremendous. 

And as good as Bryce has been the past two years, we think 

he is going to be even more of a force for our defense this 

season.” 

2009 Season Preview 

—DEFENSIVE BACK— 

Filling shoes will be key 

to the Quakers’ success 

in the defensive backfield. 

Gone through 

graduation are starting 

cornerbacks Brandon 

Porter and Brad Abner. 


“We took a big hit, but 

we do have experience 

at the corner,” Wulf 

said. “Tray’on Goodwin 

is back. T.J. Burbridge, 

T.J. Burbridge 

who was all-conference as a safety, can also play the corner. 

We think Jordan Dugger, a transfer, can be a phenomenal 

player. He can play corner and safety.” 

Perhaps no player epitomizes Wilmington’s defensive 

philosophy better than strong safety Donta’ Stone, who finished 

the 2008 season with 64 tackles, three forced fumbles, two 

fumble recoveries, an interception and five tackles for loss. 

—SPECIAL TEAMS— 

The Quakers kick return and 

coverage squads will be paced 

by Stuckey and last year’s WC 

special teams MVP, Derick 

Westfall. 

“If we’re going to win ball 

games, we have to, week in and 

week out, win at special teams,” 

Wulf said. “We took some 

steps in that direction last year, 

especially in our punt team.” 

Junior punter Rex Pitsinger averaged 

35 yards per punt in 2008 

Aaron Pohly 

while sophomore place kicker Aaron 

Pohly connected on three of four field goal attempts. 

—SCHEDULE— 

Wilmington opens the 2009 campaign at 7 p.m. on Sept. 5 at 

home versus Mount St. Joseph. After a Sept. 12 bye week, 

the daunting OAC schedule presents challenges for nine 

consecutive Saturdays. 

“The schedule is always tough,” Wulf said. “It starts with a very 

good Mount St. Joseph team and only gets tougher. Every 

team in the OAC is getting better and better. We’re going to 

take it one game at a time. That’s a cliché approach, but it has 

worked for us.” 

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Returning Seniors 

Billy Blackburn 

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QB • Senior • 6-0 • 205 

New Vienna, Ohio 

East Clinton High School 

Notes: Ranks No. 4 on Wilmington College all-time career 

passing yardage and passing touchdowns lists 

Major: Sports Administration 

Personal: Favorite football player … Tom Brady; Favorite 

food … Grilled chicken; Would most like to meet … Woody 

Hayes; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Dolphins 

GP Att Cmp Pct. Yds TD Int 

2006 10 229 112 48.9 1,188 7 11 

2007 10 324 171 52.8 2,074 25 11 

2008 8 229 123 53.7 1,451 16 6 

Career 28 782 406 51.9 4,713 48 28 

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Wilstan 

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Cline 

LB • Senior • 6-0 • 215 

Wilmington, Ohio 

Wilmington High School 

Notes: Adds to depth of WC linebacking corps 

Major: Business Administration 

Personal: Career plans … Marketing; Favorite food … 

Seafood; Favorite movie … Gladiator; Favorite song … “In 

the Air Tonight”; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Cowboys 

Nathan 

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Geers 

DL • Senior • 6-0 • 230 

Pickerington, Ohio 

Pickerington North High School 

Notes: Two-time Academic All-OAC; 3.5 sacks ranked 

second on WC squad in 2008 

Major: Education 

Personal: Career plans … Teach and coach football; Favorite 

musical performer … Lil Wayne; Favorite football memory … 

Any win; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Bengals 

GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sacks FF/FR 

2007 10 16 27 43 6 5 0/0 

2008 10 14 21 35 7 3.5 0/1 

Career 20 30 48 78 13 8.5 0/1 

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Tray’on 

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Goodwin 

DB • Senior • 5-5 • 160 

Cincinnati, Ohio 

Deer Park High School 

Notes: Provides valuable experience and depth in 

secondary 

Major: Sport Management 

Personal: Career plans … Athletic director, sports camp 

operator; Favorite food … Doritos; Favorite actor … Will 

Smith/Lauren London; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … 

Giants 

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Luke 

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Green 

WR • Senior • 5-7 • 165 



Notes: Expected to make an impact this season 


Personal: Career plans … Work with professional sports 

team; Favorite food … Chicken burrito; Favorite actor … Will 

Ferrell; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Rams 

GP Rec. Yds. Y/C TD Lg. T/G 

2007 10 1 5 5 0 5 0.5 

2008 9 2 17 8.5 0 14 1.9 

Career 19 3 22 7.3 0 14 1.2 

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57 

63 

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Luke 

44 

Harris 

OL • Senior • 6-0 • 290 



Notes: Mainstay at left guard 


Personal: Career plans … Get rich; Favorite football player … 

Jack Lambert; Favorite movie… Cars; Favorite cartoon character 

… King Julian; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Ravens 

Matt 

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McCabe 

OL • Senior • 6-1 • 275 

New Lexington, Ohio 

New Lexington High School 

Notes: Guard who can play anywhere on offensive line; 

Member of WC Dean’s List 


Personal: Favorite food … Rare steak; Favorite football 

memory … Beating Marietta in 2008; Favorite movie … 

Superbad … Favorite musical performer … George Strait; 

Who will win the 2010 Super Bowl … Bengals 

Nathan 

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McDermitt 

OL • Senior • 5-9 • 240 

West Manchester, Ohio 

National Trail High School 

Notes: Member of WC Dean’s List, Faith In Action 

Major: Criminal Justice/Psychology 

Personal: Career plans … Considering graduate school or 

joining military; Would most like to meet … Tom Clancy; 

Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Bears 

Chris 

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Medley 

LB • Senior • 5-11 • 230 


Purcell Marian High School 

Notes: All-OAC in 2008; Led team with 95 tackles 

Major: Chemistry 

Personal: Career plans … Forensic scientist, coach high school 

basketball; Favorite song … “Put On For My City”; Favorite food 

… Ribs; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Vikings 

GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sacks Int. FF/FR 

2007 8 17 22 39 2.5 1 0 1/1 

2008 10 38 57 95 2.5 0.5 2 0/0 

Career 18 55 79 134 5 1.5 2 1/1


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C.J. 

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potter 

OL • Senior • 6-1 • 260 

Troy, Ohio 

Covington High School 

Notes: Solid right tackle; Also a thrower for WC track and 

field team 

Major: Business Management 

Personal: Career plans … Help people; Favorite movie … 

Old School; Favorite cartoon character … Peter Griffin; Who 

will win 2010 Super Bowl … Steelers 

Returning Juniors 

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T.J. Burbridge 

44 

DB • Junior • 6-1 • 172 

Reynoldsburg, Ohio 

Centennial High School 

Notes: All-OAC in 2008; Named OAC Defensive Player of 

Week in WC’s win over Baldwin-Wallace 


Personal: Career plans … Marketing for NFL or NBA team; 

Favorite food … Chicken; Favorite football player … Ed 

Reed; Favorite song … “Motivation”; Who will win 2010 

Super Bowl … Ravens 

GP Solo Asst Total TFL Int PBU 

2007 2 7 2 9 1 0 0/0 

2008 10 45 39 84 0 2 3 

Career 12 52 41 93 1 2 3 

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Cody 

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Hamilton 

LB • Junior • 5-11 • 200 

Franklin, Ohio 

Franklin High School 

Notes: Hard-hitting linebacker is also member of WC 

wrestling team 

Major: Sport Management/Psychology 

Personal: Career plans … Personal trainer; Favorite 

food … Steak; Favorite movie … Pumping Iron; Favorite 

musical performer … Neil Young; Who will win 2010 Super 

Bowl … Cardinals 

GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sacks Int. FF/FR 

2007 5 5 4 9 1 1 0 0/0 

2008 9 2 4 6 0 0 0 0/1 

Career 14 7 8 15 1 1 0 0/1 

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Darren 

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Howard 

WR • Junior • 6-2 • 195 

New Vienna, Ohio 

East Clinton High School 

Notes: Had career-best 32-yard reception vs. Muskingum 

in 2008 

Major: Athletic Training 

Personal: Career plans … College or high school head athletic 

trainer; Favorite food … Soft pretzel; Favorite musical 

performer … Three Doors Down 


Returning Seniors 

Jeremy 

44 

Stuckey 

WR • Senior • 5-8 • 165 

Springfield, Ohio 

Shawnee High School 

20 

Notes: Third on WC squad with 23 receptions in 2008; One of 

the OAC’s top special teams players 


Personal: Career plans … College coach; Favorite football 

player … Eddie George; Favorite musical performer … Lil 

Wayne; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Texans 

GP Rec. Yds. Y/C TD Lg. T/G 

2006 9 19 202 10.6 0 38 22.4 

2007 10 27 337 12.5 4 34 33.7 

2008 10 22 252 11.5 5 34 25.2 

Career 29 68 791 11.6 9 38 27.3 

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Alex 

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Keeton 

DL • Junior • 6-0 • 220 

Monroe, Ohio 

Lemon-Monroe High School 

Notes: Had six tackles and 0.5 sack in 2008 

Major: Criminal Justice 

Personal: Favorite food … Chicken wings; Would most like 

to meet … Carrie Underwood; Favorite actor … Will Ferrell; 

Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Bengals 

Astin 

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Laury 

RB • Junior • 5-6 • 170 

Dayton, Ohio 

Belmont High School 

Notes: Rushed for career-high 185 yards in WC’s win at 

Heidelberg last season 


Personal: Career plans … Pursue master’s; Favorite 

football player … Barry Sanders; Would most like to meet … 

Lil Wayne; Favorite movie … Paid In Full 

GP Att. Net Y/C TD Lg. Avg/G 

2007 7 4 11 2.8 0 9 1.6 

2008 9 131 482 3.7 0 55 53.6 

Career 16 135 493 3.6 0 55 30.8 

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Kenny Marsh 

DL • Junior • 6-1 • 215 

Lima, Ohio 

Shawnee High School 

Notes: All-OAC in 2008; Led WC with 11 tackles for loss, 

seven sacks; WC Dean’s List member 

Major: Athletic Training 

Personal: Career plans … Graduate school; Favorite food … 

Pizza; Would most like to meet … Troy Aikman; Who will win 

2010 Super Bowl … Cowboys 

GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sacks Int FF/FR 

2008 10 23 20 43 11 7 0 3/0 

Career 10 23 20 43 11 7 0 3/0 

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Bryce Martin 

LB • Junior • 6-1 • 215 



Notes: Led WC in tackles in 2007 and 2008 


Personal: Career plans … Athletic director; Favorite football 

player … Brian Bosworth; Favorite actor … Adam Sandler; 

Who will win the 2010 Super Bowl … Bengals 

GP Solo Asst Total TFL Int PBU FF/FR 

2007 10 36 49 85 1 2 3 2/0 

2008 10 37 58 95 4.5 0 4 2/3 

Career 20 73 107 180 5.5 2 7 4/3 

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Matt McJoynt-Griffith 

LB • Junior • 5-8 • 205 

Columbus, Ohio 

St. Charles Preparatory 

Notes: Good hitter; Played in all 10 games in 2008; Member 

of WC Dean’s List 


Personal: Career plans … Personal trainer; Favorite food 

… Double steak; Would most like to meet … Woody Hayes; 

Favorite song … “Papercut”; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl 

… Browns 

Marc Otte 

RB • Junior • 5-10 • 193 

Maria Stein, Ohio 

Marion Local High School 

Notes: Second Team All-OAC in 2007; Coming off injuryshortened 

2008 season 

Major: Agriculture Agronomy 

Personal: Career plans … Soil scientist or farming; Favorite 

football memory … Just running the ball; Favorite food … 

Applesauce; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Browns 

GP Att. Net Y/C TD Lg. Avg/G 

2007 9 172 583 3.4 4 21 64.8 

2008 3 27 100 3.7 0 22 33.3 

Career 12 199 683 3.4 4 22 56.9 

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Rex Pitsinger 

SB/P • Junior • 5-8 • 195 

New Lebanon, Ohio 

Valley View High School 

Notes: Versatile player also gained 68 yards on 17 rushes 

in 2008 


Personal: Career plans … DEA; Would most like to meet … 

LeBron James; Favorite actor … Johnny Depp; Who will win 

2010 Super Bowl … Bears 

Punts Yds Avg. Long TB FC I20 Blkd 

2007 10 315 31.5 40 0 3 0 0 

2008 54 1,866 34.6 56 0 9 8 0 

Career 64 2,181 34.1 56 0 12 8 0 

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Michael Powell 

DL • Junior • 5-11 • 240 

Waynesville, Ohio 

Waynesville High School 

Notes: Played in eight games last season 

Major: Sport Management/Wellness 

Personal: Career plans … Physical therapist, coach; Favorite 

food … Chicken wings; Favorite movie … 300; Who will win 

2010 Super Bowl … Bengals 


2008 8 2 8 10 1 0 0 1/0 

Career 8 2 8 10 1 0 0 1/0 

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Josh Richardson 

WR • Junior • 5-11 • 190 

Hamilton, Ohio 

North College Hill High School 

Notes: Powerful receiver is also All-OAC hurdler 


Personal: Career plans … Sports agent; Favorite movie … 

Remember the Titans; Favorite actor … Chris Tucker; Who 

will win 2010 Super Bowl … Panthers 

Adam Salyers 

OL • Junior • 6-6 • 280 

Mechanicsburg, Ohio 

Mechanicsburg High School 

Notes: One of OAC’s top offensive tackles; Two-time All-OAC 

heavyweight wrestler 

Major: Ag Business 

Personal: Favorite food … Crab legs; Favorite football player 

… Jason Witten; Favorite movie … The Good, the Bad and 

the Ugly; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Cowboys 

Tyler Scheid 

WR • Junior • 6-0 • 180 

Loveland, Ohio 

Milford High School 

Notes: Making the switch from defensive back; Member of 

WC Dean’s List; Plays for WC water polo club 


Personal: Career plans … High school or college coach; 

Favorite food … Steak; Favorite football player … Jerry Rice; 

Favorite animal … Polar bear; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl 

… Chargers


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Donta` Stone 

DB • Junior • 5-7 • 190 

Cleveland, Ohio 

John F. Kennedy High School 

Notes: Had 64 tackles in breakout 2008 season 

Major: Business Management 

Personal: Career plans … Real estate; Favorite food … 

Polish boys; Favorite song … “I Heard”; Who will win 2010 

Super Bowl … Bills 


2007 7 19 13 32 0.5 1 1 0/0 

2008 10 34 30 64 5 1 5 3/2 

Career 17 53 43 96 5.5 2 6 3/2 

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Randy Swain 

OL • Junior • 6-0 • 260 

Carlisle, Ohio 

Carlisle High School 

Notes: Starting center in all 10 games in 2008 


Personal: Career plans … Coach; Favorite food … Pizza; 

Favorite movie … Fast and Furious; Who will win 2010 Super 

Bowl … Cowboys 

Returning Sophomores 

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Aaron Fannin 

DL • Sophomore • 5-10 • 295 

Christiansburg, Ohio 

Graham High School 

Notes: Making switch from offensive line 

Major: Social Work 

Personal: Career plans … Start a consulting company with 

my brother; Favorite actor … Seth Rogan; Favorite food … 

Steak; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Bengals 

Cale Gibson 

LB • Sophomore • 6-0 • 215 

Rural Valley, Pa. 

West Shamokin High School 

Notes: Expected to challenge for playing time 


Personal: Career plans … Pennsylvania state trooper; 

Favorite cartoon character … Wolverine; Would most like 

to meet … Aaron Curry; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … 

Steelers 



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Derick Westfall 

DB • Junior • 5-9 • 160 

Minster, Ohio 

Anna High School 

Notes: Had nine tackles in eight games played in 2008; 


Major: Sport Management/Wellness Administration 

Personal: Career plans … Fitness trainer; Favorite song … 

“If I Die 2Night”; Favorite actor … Jim Carrey; Favorite movie 

… Bad Boys II; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Packers 

Ryan Hines 

OL • Sophomore • 5-11 • 250 

Cleveland, Ohio 

Shaker Heights High School 

Notes: Can play anywhere on offensive line 


Personal: Career plans … Athletic Director; Would most like 

to meet … Barack Obama; Favorite food … Pizza; Favorite 

song … “Turn My Swag On”; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl 

… Browns 

Ryan Krugh 

OL • Sophomore • 5-11 • 315 

South Vienna, Ohio 

Northeastern High School 

Notes: Gives depth to solid offensive line 


Personal: Favorite food … Bratwurst; Favorite musical 

performer … Brooks and Dunn; Favorite actor … Harrison 

Ford; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Broncos 

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Returning Sophomores 

Brett McEvoy 

SB • Sophomore • 5-11 • 205 

Pickerington, Ohio 

Pickerington North High School 

Notes: Versatile player saw action in nine games in 2008; 


Major: Math Education 

Personal: Career plans … Math teacher/Coach; Favorite 

football memory … Blocking for Astin Laury when he rushed 

for 185 yards against Heidelberg; Who will win the 2010 

Super Bowl ... Cowboys 

Andrew Mullen 

DL • Sophomore • 6-2 • 210 

Urbana, Ohio 

Catholic Central High School 

Notes: Defensive end with speed and strength 

Major: Agriculture 

Personal: Career plans … Financial planner; Favorite food 

… Pork tenderloin; Favorite football player … Brett Favre; 

Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Packers 

Aaron Pohly 

K • Sophomore • 5-10 • 175 

Martinsville, Ohio 


Notes: Scored 28 points in 2008; Made three of four field 

goals 


Personal: Career plans … Become a principal; Favorite food 

... Chicken alfredo; Would most like to meet ... Dan Marino; 

Favorite movie ... Dark Knight; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl 

... Browns 

Adam Reynolds 

QB • Sophomore • 6-3 • 240 

Norwood, Ohio 

Norwood High School 

Notes: Was team’s second leading rusher in six games in 

2008 


Personal: Career plans … Athletic director and coach; Favorite 

football player … Marc Otte; Would most like to meet 

… T.I.; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Lions 

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Nate StierhofF 

QB • Sophomore • 6-2 • 185 

Rushsylvania, Ohio 

Benjamin Logan High School 

Notes: Saw action in two games last season 


Personal: Career plans … Middle school math/language arts 

teacher/coach; Favorite song … “Scar Tissue”; Favorite food 

… Pizza; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Buccaneers 

Chris Taylor 

OL • Sophomore • 6-4 • 290 


Colerain High School 

Notes: Played football and wrestled at Colerain High School 


Personal: Career plans … FBI agent; Would most like to 

meet … Barack Obama; Favorite football memory … Fumble 

recovery for touchdown; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … 

Bengals 

Jihad Quran 

LB• Sophomore • 5-6 • 210 


Finneytown High School 

Notes: Nickname is “Hitman” 


Personal: Career plans … Sports agent; Favorite musical 

performer … Lil Wayne; Favorite football player … Ray 

Lewis; Favorite football memory … Saints winning playoff 

game; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Saints 

Andra Washington 

LB • Sophomore • 5-10 • 207 

Dayton, Ohio 

Dunbar High School 

Notes: Saw action in five games in 2008 


Personal: Career plans … Business owner; Favorite movie 

… The Program; Favorite football player … A.J. Hawk; Who 

will win 2010 Super Bowl … Falcons


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Jordan Dugger 

DB • T-Freshman • 6-0 • 185 

West Jefferson, Ohio 

Madison Plains High School 

Notes: Three-sport athlete at Madison Plains High School 

Major: Business 

Personal: Career plans … Own a business; Favorite food … 

Crab legs; Favorite musical performer … Lil Wayne; Who will 

win 2010 Super Bowl … Browns 

Bryan Lee 

DB • T-Freshman • 6-0 • 175 


Winton Woods High School 

Notes: Versatile athlete is also a sprinter for WC track and 

field team 


Personal: Career plans … Sports administrator; Favorite 

food … Macaroni and cheese; Favorite actress … Halle 

Berry; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Bengals 

Michael Reavis 

DL • T-Freshman • 5-6 • 240 

Huber Heights, Ohio 

Wayne High School 

Notes: Is also a thrower for WC track and field team 


Personal: Career plans … Health/PE teacher; Favorite food 

… Chipotle; Favorite football player … Ray Lewis; Who will 

win 2010 Super Bowl … Steelers 


Transfer Freshmen 

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Tyrell Richardson 

RB • T-Freshman • 5-9 • 178 

Columbus, Ohio 

Centennial High School 

Notes: Is also a sprinter for WC track and field team 


Personal: Career plans … Business owner; Favorite actress 

… Lauren London; Favorite football player … Reggie Bush; 

Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Ravens 

Randy Triplett 

QB• T-Freshman • 6-1 • 185 

Youngstown, Ohio 

Youngstown Christian High School 

Notes: Good all-around athlete 


Personal: Favorite football player … Troy Smith; Favorite 

movie … Paid In Full; Favorite musical performer … T.I.; Who 

will win 2010 Super Bowl … 49ers 

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2008 Season Review/Season Stats 

Wilmington College continued its ascent in the Ohio 

Athletic Conference during the 2008 season. 

Led by a balanced offense and a ball-hawking 

defense, the Quakers finished 4-6—their 

best record since 2001—against one of 

the toughest schedules in the nation. 

“We’re getting to where we want to 

be. We aren’t getting there as quickly 

as we want, but we are getting there,” 

said WC head coach Barry Wulf, who 

was named the OAC’s Co-coach of 

the Year in his fourth season at the 

helm. 

With senior wide receivers Marque Jones 

and Brandon Hiatt on the loose and junior 

quarterback Billy Blackburn in the pocket, 

Wilmington scored 17 touchdowns through 

the air, and featured a running attack that was 

paced by sophomore tailback Astin Laury. 

“We threw and rushed the ball well, and our offensive line was the 

OVERALL DEFENSiVE STATiSTiCS 

All games 

|—————Tackles————| |-Sacks-| |———Pass Def——-| |—Fumbles—| Blkd 

DEFENSiVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 

42 Chris Medley 10 38 57 95 2.5-6 0.5-3 2-84 1 — — — — — 

15 Bryce Martin 10 37 58 95 4.5-11 — — 4 1 3-1 2 — — 

11 T.J. Burbridge 10 45 39 84 — — 2-0 3 — 1-0 2 — — 

30 Donta’ Stone 10 34 30 64 5.0-20 0.5-0 1-5 5 — 2--4 3 — — 

24 Brandon Heim 10 23 28 51 4.0-16 1.0-9 2-29 2 1 1-9 1 — — 

96 Cedric Holmes 10 24 24 48 8.0-15 — — 1 2 2-19 2 — — 

51 Kenny Marsh 10 23 20 43 11.0-51 7.0-46 — 1 2 — 3 — — 

5 Brandon Porter 10 27 14 41 1.0-4 — — 5 — 1-0 — — — 

10 John Rupp 10 15 24 39 6.5-26 3.5-19 — 3 1 1-0 1 — — 

32 Nathan Geers 10 14 21 35 7.0-34 3.5-24 — 2 6 1-0 — — — 

99 Taylor Porter 10 11 16 27 1.0-5 0.5-4 — 1 1 — 1 1 — 

21 Brad Abner 10 18 8 26 — — — 3 — — — — — 

1 Giov Crawford 8 8 6 14 — — — 1 — — 1 — — 

55 Michael Powell 8 2 8 10 1.0-1 — — — — — 1 — — 

40 Clay Martin 10 1 8 9 — — — — 1 — — — — 

17 Derick Westfall 8 5 4 9 — — — — — — — — — 

81 Luke Green 9 5 4 9 — — — — — 1-0 — — — 

78 Alex Keeton 8 — 6 6 0.5-1 — — — — — — — — 

26 Cody Hamilton 9 2 4 6 — — — — — 1-10 — — — 

49 Michael Bell 5 4 2 6 — — — — — — — — — 

31 Astin Laury 9 2 3 5 — — — — — — — — — 

41 And Wshington 5 3 1 4 — — — — — — — — — 

43 Cody Shaw 9 3 — 3 — — — — — — — — — 

18 Zack Ziegler 8 1 2 3 — — — — — — — — — 

TM TEAM 7 3 — 3 2.0-10 1.0-8 — — — — — — 1 

6 Matt McJoynt-Griffith 10 1 1 2 — — — — — — — — — 

80 Darren Howard 9 2 — 2 — — — — — — 1 1 — 

28 David Howard 4 1 1 2 — — — — — — — — — 

59 Cale Gibson 1 — 1 1 — — — — — — — — — 

27 Brett McEvoy 9 1 — 1 — — — — — — — — — 

20 Jeremy Stuckey 10 — 1 1 — — — — — — — — — 

9 Kevin Johnson 9 — 1 1 — — — — — — — — — 

22 22 1 1 — 1 — — — — — — — — — 

56 Quatez Scott 3 — 1 1 — — — — — — — — — 

44 Wes Anders 8 1 — 1 — — — — — — — — — 

Total 10 355 393 748 54-200 17-113 7-118 33 15 14-35 18 2 1 

Opponents 10 313 451 764 62-192 12-86 8-98 27 7 6-0 8 4 1 

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total 

Wilmington College 17 92 33 36 178 

Opponents 68 99 27 83 277 


key to the success that we enjoyed,” Wulf said. “We gave up 

just 12 sacks—the least in the conference. That says a lot 

about how well our line played.” 

Wilmington’s hit, tackle and take the ball away 

mentality played out on the defensive side of 

the ball. The Quakers ranked third in the conference 

with a plus-6 turnover margin. 

“When we take the ball away, we are a 

very good football team,” Wulf said. “We 

grew a lot as a defensive unit in that way 

in 2008.” 

The Quakers featured three of the OAC’s 

top 10 tacklers. Linebackers Chris Medley 

and Bryce Martin had 95 stops each, while 

safety T.J. Burbridge recorded 84 tackles. 

Sophomore tackle Kenny Marsh was fourth in the 

conference with seven sacks. 

Wilmington was downright stingy in the red zone. The 

Quakers led the OAC in red zone defense and also topped the 

conference by forcing 10 turnovers inside the WC 20. 

OVERALL TEAM STATiSTiCS 

All games 

TEAM STATiSTiCS WiLM OPP 

SCORING 178 277 

Points Per Game 17.8 27.7 

FIRST DOWNS 163 201 

Rushing 67 89 

Passing 83 96 

Penalty 13 16 

RUSHING YARDAGE 1101 1923 

Yards gained rushing 1315 2144 

Yards lost rushing 214 221 

Rushing Attempts 354 396 

Average Per Rush 3.1 4.9 

Average Per Game 110.1 192.3 

TDs Rushing 7 19 

PASSING YARDAGE 1689 2146 

Att-Comp-Int 280-153-8 277-154-7 

Average Per Pass 6.0 7.7 

Average Per Catch 11.0 13.9 


TDs Passing 17 16 

TOTAL OFFENSE 2790 4069 

Total Plays 634 673 

Average Per Play 4.4 6.0 


KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 48-752 35-628 

PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 17-111 22-140 

INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 7-118 8-98 

KICK RETURN AVERAGE 15.7 17.9 

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 6.5 6.4 

INT RETURN AVERAGE 16.9 12.2 

FUMBLES-LOST 13-7 22-14 

PENALTIES-YARDS 64-539 73-732 


PUNTS-YARDS 54-1866 31-1043 

Average Per Punt 34.6 33.6 

Net punt average 32.0 28.1 

TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 29:55 29:51 

3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 52/143 45/121 

3rd-Down Pct. 36% 37% 

4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 3/19 10/25 

4th-Down Pct. 16% 40% 

SACKS BY-YARDS 17-113 12-86 

MISC YARDS 0 8 

TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 24 36 

FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 4-8 8-14 

ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 1-1 

RED-ZONE SCORES 18-27 67% 31-46 67% 

RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 15-27 56% 25-46 54% 

PAT-ATTEMPTS 20-22 91% 31-33 94% 

ATTENDANCE 7857 11972 

Games/Avg Per Game. 4/1964 6/1995 

Neutral Site Games 0/0


OVERALL iNDiViDUAL STATiSTiCS 

All games 

RUSHiNG GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G 

Astin Laury 9 131 526 44 482 3.7 0 55 53.6 

Adam Reynolds 6 57 226 21 205 3.6 3 18 34.2 

Tim Pugh 10 53 116 15 101 1.9 3 9 10.1 

Marc Otte 3 27 110 10 100 3.7 0 22 33.3 

Marque Jones 10 20 115 20 95 4.8 1 32 9.5 

Billy Blackburn 8 26 132 60 72 2.8 0 17 9.0 

Rex Pitsinger 10 17 70 2 68 4.0 0 13 6.8 

Jeremy Stuckey 10 6 7 3 4 0.7 0 2 0.4 

Darren Howard 9 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 0.2 

Brett McEvoy 9 5 4 2 2 0.4 0 1 0.2 

Giov Crawford 8 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 0.2 

Nate Stierhoff 2 3 5 7 -2 -0.7 0 0 -1.0 

Brandon Hiatt 10 1 0 4 -4 -4.0 0 0 -0.4 

TEAM 7 6 0 26 -26 -4.3 0 0 -3.7 

TOTAL 10 354 1315 214 1101 3.1 7 55 110.1 

OPPONENTS 10 396 2144 221 1923 4.9 19 60 192.3 

PASSiNG GP Effic Cmp-Att-int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G 

Billy Blackburn 8 124.75 123-229-6 53.7 1451 16 51 181.4 

Adam Reynolds 6 102.6 122-39-1 56.4 199 1 47 33.2 

Nate Stierhoff 2 54.40 4-8-1 50.0 28 0 14 14.0 

Jeremy Stuckey 10 122.40 3-3-0 100.0 8 0 13 0.8 

Rex Pitsinger 10 125.20 1-1-0 100.0 3 0 3 0.3 

Marque Jones 10 0.00 0-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 

TOTAL 10 119.63 153-280-8 54.6 1689 17 51 168.9 

OPPONENTS 10 134.68 154-277-7 55.6 2146 16 66 214.6 

RECEiViNG GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G 

Marque Jones 10 52 519 10.0 3 47 51.9 

Brandon Hiatt 10 50 660 13.2 6 51 66.0 

Jeremy Stuckey 10 22 252 11.5 5 34 25.2 

Wes Anders 8 10 134 13.4 2 22 16.8 

Shane Quay 8 7 32 4.6 0 8 4.0 

Astin Laury 9 3 5 1.7 1 5 0.6 

Luke Green 9 2 17 8.5 0 14 1.9 

Kai Daniels 6 2 10 5.0 0 6 1.7 

Tim Pugh 10 2 7 3.5 0 6 0.7 

Darren Howard 9 1 32 32.0 0 32 3.6 

Josh Richardson 3 1 13 13.0 0 13 4.3 

Brett McEvoy 9 1 8 8.0 0 8 0.9 

TOTAL 10 153 1689 11.0 17 51 168.9 

OPPONENTS 10 154 2146 13.9 16 66 214.6 

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long 

Jeremy Stuckey 16 103 6.4 0 24 

Brandon Hiatt 1 8 8.0 0 8 

TOTAL 17 111 6.5 0 24 

OPPONENTS 22 140 6.4 0 38 

iNTERCEPTiONS No. Yds Avg TD Long 

Chris Medley 2 84 42.0 0 62 

Brandon Heim 2 29 14.5 0 21 

T. J. Burbridge 2 0 0.0 0 0 

Donta’ Stone 1 5 5.0 0 5 

TOTAL 7 118 16.9 0 62 

OPPONENTS 8 98 12.2 1 36 

KiCK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long 

Jeremy Stuckey 13 245 18.8 0 66 

Josh Richardson 11 129 11.7 0 21 

Rex Pitsinger 10 155 15.5 0 29 

Giov Crawford 3 50 16.7 0 24 

Udo Nwamu 2 83 41.5 0 65 

Marque Jones 2 9 4.5 0 9 

Astin Laury 2 25 12.5 0 17 

Brett McEvoy 2 13 6.5 0 8 

Bryce Martin 1 31 31.0 0 31 

Jihad Quran 1 12 12.0 0 12 

TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 

TOTAL 48 752 15.7 0 66 

OPPONENTS 35 628 17.9 0 46 

FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long 

Cody Hamilton 1 10 10.0 0 10 

Brandon Heim 1 9 9.0 0 9 

Cedric Holmes 1 19 19.0 0 19 

Donta’ Stone 1 -4 -4.0 0 0 

Bryce Martin 1 1 1.0 0 1 

TOTAL 5 35 7.0 0 19 

OPPONENTS 0 0 0.0 0 0 


2008 Season Stats 

|------------------------PATs------------------------| 

SCORiNG TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points 

Brandon Hiatt 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 36 

Jeremy Stuckey 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 

Aaron Pohly 0 3-4 19-21 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 28 

Marque Jones 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 

Tim Pugh 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 

Adam Reynolds 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 

Wes Anders 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 

Astin Laury 1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 6 

D. Rhinehimer 0 1-3 1-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 4 

TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 

Trevor Stutz 0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 

TOTAL 24 4-8 20-22 0-1 0 0-1 0 1 178 

OPPONENTS 36 8-14 31-33 1-3 1 1-1 0 1 277 

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G 

Billy Blackburn 8 255 72 1451 1523 190.4 

Astin Laury 9 131 482 0 482 53.6 

Adam Reynolds 6 96 205 199 404 67.3 

Tim Pugh 10 53 101 0 101 10.1 

Marc Otte 3 27 100 0 100 33.3 

Marque Jones 10 20 95 0 95 9.5 

Rex Pitsinger 10 18 68 3 71 7.1 

Nate Stierhoff 2 11 -2 28 26 13.0 

Jeremy Stuckey 10 9 4 8 12 1.2 

Giov Crawford 8 1 2 0 2 0.2 

Brett McEvoy 9 5 2 0 2 0.2 

Darren Howard 9 1 2 0 2 0.2 

Brandon Hiatt 10 1 -4 0 -4 -0.4 

TEAM 7 6 -26 0 -26 -3.7 

TOTAL 10 634 1101 1689 2790 279.0 

OPPONENTS 10 673 1923 2146 4069 406.9 

FiELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk 

Trevor Stutz 0-1 0.0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 

Aaron Pohly 3-4 75.0 0-0 3-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 28 1 

D. Rhinehimer 1-3 33.3 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-2 0-0 40 1 

FG SEQUENCE Wilmington College OPPONENTS 

Mount St. Joseph 35 32, 34 

Marietta — — 

Capital — (20), 21, (22) 

John Carroll (23) (23), 38 

Muskingum — 22, 33 

Otterbein — (42) 

Mount Union 46 (21), (29) 

Heidelberg (40), 32 (44), (42) 

Baldwin-Wallace (20), (28), 22 — 

Ohio Northern — — 

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. 

PUNTiNG No. Yds Avg Long TB FC i20 Blkd 

Rex Pitsinger 54 1866 34.6 56 0 9 8 0 

TOTAL 54 1866 34.6 56 0 9 8 0 

OPPONENTS 31 1043 33.6 47 3 3 6 1 

KiCKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn 

D. Rhinehimer 17 836 49.2 1 1 

Aaron Pohly 9 460 51.1 0 0 

Adam Reynolds 8 346 43.2 0 0 

Marty Ellis 4 231 57.8 1 1 

Rex Pitsinger 1 46 46.0 0 0 

TOTAL 39 1919 49.2 2 2 628 32.1 37 

OPPONENTS 54 3052 56.5 5 1 752 40.7 29 

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR iR Tot Avg/G 

Brandon Hiatt 10 -4 660 8 0 0 664 66.4 

Marque Jones 10 95 519 0 9 0 623 62.3 

Jeremy Stuckey 10 4 252 103 245 0 604 60.4 

Astin Laury 9 482 5 0 25 0 512 56.9 

Rex Pitsinger 10 68 0 0 155 0 223 22.3 

Adam Reynolds 6 205 0 0 0 0 205 34.2 

Josh Richardson 3 0 13 0 129 0 142 47.3 

Wes Anders 8 0 134 0 0 0 134 16.8 

Tim Pugh 10 101 7 0 0 0 108 10.8 

Marc Otte 3 100 0 0 0 0 100 33.3 

Chris Medley 10 0 0 0 0 84 84 8.4 

Udo Nwamu 1 0 0 0 83 0 83 83.0 

Billy Blackburn 8 72 0 0 0 0 72 9.0 

Giov Crawford 8 2 0 0 50 0 52 6.5 

Darren Howard 9 2 32 0 0 0 34 3.8 

Shane Quay 8 0 32 0 0 0 32 4.0 

Bryce Martin 10 0 0 0 31 0 31 3.1 

Brandon Heim 10 0 0 0 0 29 29 2.9 

Brett McEvoy 9 2 8 0 13 0 23 2.6 

Luke Green 9 0 17 0 0 0 17 1.9 

Jihad Quran 5 0 0 0 12 0 12 2.4 

Kai Daniels 6 0 10 0 0 0 10 1.7 

Donta’ Stone 10 0 0 0 0 5 5 0.5 

Nate Stierhoff 2 -2 0 0 0 0 -2 -1.0 

TEAM 7 -26 0 0 0 0 -26 -3.7 

TOTAL 10 1101 1689 111 752 118 3771 377.1 

OPPONENTS 10 1923 2146 140 628 98 4935 493.5 

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Community Service 

Members of the Wilmington College 

football team continued the program’s 

tradition of community service in 2008 

at a street fair hosted by the Clinton 

County Homeless Shelter. 

Players and coaches staffed game 

booths and provided some muscle 

power as the homeless shelter celebrated 

the opening of its new annex. 

“It was a beautiful event on a beautiful day. We were blessed 

to be a part of this activity,” Wilmington head coach Barry Wulf 

said. “Our players are committed to making a difference in their 

campus community and the greater Wilmington community. 

Playing football for Wilmington is about more than X’s and O’s. 

We are focused on the development of community leaders.” 

Other community service projects adopted by the WC football 

team include Cape May Retirement Community, Wilmington City 

Schools’ Right to Read Week and March of Dimes’ March For 

Babies. 

“These young men will be on campus for four years, but they 

will be impacting their communities for the rest of their lives,” 

Wulf said. “We are proud of the way they not only accept these 

opportunities, but more importantly, how they embrace them.” 

During the 2008 season, Wilmington also hosted Coach to Cure 

MD Day. The Quakers worked to defeat Muscular Dystrophy, in 

particular Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, the leading genetic 

killer of boys and young men. 

“For me personally, having a child with special needs has opened 

my eyes to the need to embrace causes like this,” Wulf said. 


“Having experienced what we have as a family and getting to 

understand the different types of special-needs children that are 

out there, like DMD children, we feel it’s important to do what we 

can whenever we have the opportunity. 

“This was one of those opportunities. We need to do more. We 

need to get the word out that there are people who are struggling 

that need our help. We need to raise the awareness level.” 

Linebacker Cody Hamilton lends a helping, dunking hand to 

Tyler Watson at the Clinton County Homeless Shelter’s streeet fair. 

Wilmington football players staffed the basketball attraction, 

cornhole boards and baked sale tables. 

The Quakers celebrate a victory for the community during a street fair hosted by the Clinton County Homeless Shelter.


iNDiViDUAL 

TOTAL OFFENSE 

576 Eric Noble vs. Urbana 1994 

508 Eric Noble vs. Geneva 1994 

486 Adam Ryan vs. Franklin 1999 

447 Jim Ballard vs. Evansville 1990 

445 Adam Ryan vs. Marietta 2000 

RUSHiNG YARDS 

238 Mel Sunderland vs. Urbana 1986 

236 Doug Eastes vs. Mt. St. Joseph 1995 

228 Doug Eastes vs. Urbana 1995 

221 Will Isaac vs. Heidelberg 2002 

215 Dave Campbell vs. Windsor 1987 

RUSHiNG ATTEMPTS 

45 Doug Eastes vs. Mt. St. Joe 1995 

42 Tim Andrew vs. Defiance 1991 

41 Will Isaac vs. Heidelberg 2002 

41 Doug Eastes vs. Urbana 1995 

39 Luke Chambers vs. Mt. St. Joe 1993 

RUSHiNG TOUCHDOWNS 

5 Bulldog Smith vs. Cedarville 1929 

3 Nine times 

PASSiNG YARDS 




459 Adam Ryan vs. Marietta 2000 


PASSiNG ATTEMPTS 

66 Eric Noble vs. Adrian 1995 


53 Billy Blackburn vs. Marietta 2007 



52 Adam Ryan vs. Wabash 1999 

PASS COMPLETiONS 



32 Eric Noble vs. Adrian 1995 


31 Billy Blackburn vs. John Carroll 2007 

31 Adam Ryan vs. Adrian 1999 

PASSiNG TOUCHDOWNS 

6 Billy Blackburn vs. John Carroll 2007 

5 Nine Times 

iNTERCEPTiONS THROWN 

6 Jim Ballard vs. Defiance 1990 

5 Adam Ryan vs. Heidelberg 2000 

5 Jim Sposet vs. Westminster 1982 

4 Five Times 

RECEiViNG YARDS 

275 Derron Calvert vs. Union 1986 

264 Chris Garrity vs. Mt. St. Joseph 1993 

261 Jason Tincher vs. Urbana 1994 

254 Jon Cain vs. Heidelberg 2000 

244 Jason Tincher vs. Defiance 1994 

RECEPTiONS 

17 Chris Garrity vs. Defiance 1993 

16 Jason Tincher vs. Urbana 1994 

16 Jason Tincher vs. Defiance 1994 

15 Marque Jones vs. Otterbein 2007 

15 Derron Calvert vs. Union 1986 

14 Marque Jones vs. John Carroll 2008 

14 Chris Garrity vs. Mt. St. Joseph 1993 

TOUCHDOWN RECEPTiONS 

4 Marque Jones vs. Muskingum 2007 

4 Jon Cain vs. Capital 2000 

4 Chris Garrity vs. Defiance 1993 

3 Eight Times 

POiNTS 

31 Chuck Weimer vs. Defiance 1926 

30 Bulldog Smith vs. Cedarville 1929 

24 Six Times 

FiELD GOALS 

3 Troy Gantz vs. Tiffin 1991 

3 Art Steele vs. Baldwin-Wallace 2000 

FiELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 

4 Bill Cooper vs. Bluffton 1995 

3 Val Haunn vs. Thomas More 1993 

3 Greg Sczurek vs. Tiffin 1992 

3 Troy Gantz vs. Tiffin 1991 

PAT’S MADE 

7 Art Steele vs. Olivet 1999 

7 Bart Vaughn vs. Franklin 1998 

7 Kurt Kiessling vs. Urbana 1987 

6 Four times 

PAT’S ATTEMPTED 

8 Art Steele vs. Franklin 1999 

8 Kurt Kiessling vs. Urbana 1987 

7 Four Times 

PUNTS 

11 Rex Pitsinger vs. Mount Union 2008 

11 Brent Scherz vs. Baldwin-Wallace 2007 

11 Drew Springer vs. Mt. Union 2004 

10 Drew Springer vs. Mt. Union 2005 

10 Brent Scherz vs. Capital 2007 

10 Drew Springer vs. Capital 2005 

10 Mike Fisher vs. Susquehanna 1997 

10 Mike Fisher vs. Wabash 1996 

TACKLES 

21 Lance Barker vs. Bluffton 1988 

19 Chris Medley vs. Ohio Northern 2008 

19 Chad Otte vs. Ohio Northern 2005 

19 Chris Mehlman vs. Kenyon 1990 

19 Damon Flanigan vs. Kenyon 1990 

18 J. Hutchinson vs. Wooster 1993 

16 Five Times 

TACKLES FOR LOSS 

6 Mike Johnson vs. Defiance 1986 

6 Jerry Ward vs. Wabash 1997 

5 Four Times 

SACKS 

4 Nick Nicastro vs. Urbana 1999 

3.5 C. Poeppelmeier vs. Maryville 1997 

3 Nine Times 

iNTERCEPTiONS 

4 Richard Fortner vs. N/A 1951 

3 Chad Otte vs. Marietta 2006 

3 Wallace Morris vs. Heidelberg 2001 

Single-Game Records 


TEAM 

TOTAL OFFENSE 

691 vs. Urbana 1994 

660 vs. Franklin 1999 


605 vs. Mt. St. Joseph 1995 

598 vs. Adrian 1999 

RUSHiNG YARDS 

381 vs. Bluffton 1993 

321 vs. Tiffin 1992 







63 vs. Ohio Wesleyan 1993 

58 vs. Earlham 1997 




5 Nine Times 

PASSiNG YARDS 


507 vs. Geneva 1994 


459 vs. Marietta 2000 





58 vs. Malone 1995 

54 vs. Defiance 1993 

54 vs. Campbellsville 1990 

PASSiNG COMPLETiONS 


34 vs. Evansville 1990 






5 Six Times 



5 vs. Hanover 1998 

5 vs. Heidelberg 2000 

FiRST DOWNS 



31 vs. Mt. Muskingum 2007 

30 vs. Otterbein 2007 


29 Three times 

POiNTS 

93 vs. Loveland 1913 

79 vs. Lebanon 1908 

77 vs. Cedarville 1921 

64 vs. Freedom 1981 

62 vs. Iowa Wesleyan 1982 

PAT’S 



7 Seven Times 

FiELD GOALS 


3 vs. Heidelberg 2000 

PUNTS 

12 vs. Baldwin-Wallace 2007 

11 vs. Mount Union 2008 

11 vs. Capital 2007 




10 vs. Capital 2005 

10 vs. Susquehanna 1997 

10 vs. Wabash 1996 

TURNOVERS 



6 Eight Times 

TOTAL DEFENSE 


82 vs. Manchester 1992 

87 vs. Muskingum 2004 



RUSHiNG DEFENSE 

-20 vs. Urbana 1986 

-8 vs. Muskingum 2004 

-7 vs. Maryville 1997 

1 vs. Otterbein 2002 


PASSiNG DEFENSE 

2 vs. Manchester 1999 



41 vs. Ohio Wesleyan 1993 


LONGEST PLAYS (YARDS) 

Rush ............99 ...Chuck Weimer ...... vs. Defiance ..........1926 

Pass ............84 ...Myers to Calvert .. vs. Urbana .............1987 

Field Goal ...51 ...Jon Bednarek ....... vs. Muskingum ......2004 

Punt ............74 ...Barry Wulf ............ vs. Thomas More ..1994 

Kickoff Ret. . 100 .Phil Bryant ............ vs. Tiffin .................1990 

Punt Ret. .....91 ...Joe Baugh ............ vs. Earlham............1949 

Interception 100 .Greg Morrow ....... vs. Mt. St. Joseph .2003 

Fumble .......93 ...William Benedict .. vs. Otterbein .........1921 

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TOTAL OFFENSE 

3,478 Adam Ryan 1999 

3,415 Adam Ryan 2000 

3,072 Eric Noble 1994 

2,760 Keith Myers 1988 


RUSHiNG YARDS 

1,368 Gary Worthy 1980 

1,331 Gary Worthy 1982 

1,093 Doug Eastes 1995 

1,024 Reinhold Finkes 1978 

1,006 Will Isaac 2002 


292 Gary Worthy 1982 


262 Will Isaac 2002 

239 Reinhold Finkes 1978 

229 Doug Eastes 1995 





13 Doug Eastes 1995 


PASSiNG YARDS 

3,455 Adam Ryan 2000 

3,343 Adam Ryan 1999 





429 Adam Ryan 2000 

403 Keith Myers 1989 

398 Eric Noble 1994 




Player Single-Season Records 

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25 Billy Blackburn 2007 



22 Jim Ballard 1990 



21 John Calhoun 1980 

18 John Calhoun 1979 


16 Jim Sposet 1982 

RECEiViNG YARDS 

1,459 Jon Cain 2000 

1,298 Jason Tincher 1994 

1,158 Derron Calvert 1988 

1,155 Jon Cain 1999 

1,086 Derron Calvert 1987 

RECEPTiONS 

85 Jon Cain 2000 

85 Jason Tincher 1994 

75 Derron Calvert 1988 

71 Keith Regenhard 1988 


TOUCHDOWN RECEPTiONS 



13 Chris Garrity 1993 

13 Derron Calvert 1987 

12 Two Tied 

POiNTS 






FiELD GOALS 

11 Bart Vaughn 1998 

10 Randy Blossom 1983 

7 Steve Magoteaux 1974 

6 Eight Times 

FiELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 

15 Randy Blossom 1983 


13 Bill Cooper 1995 


12 Jon Bednarek 2004 

PAT’S MADE 

36 Steve McDevitt 1980 


30 Art Steele 2001 




41 Steve McDevitt 1980 





PUNTS 

76 Drew Springer 2005 

69 Drew Springer 2004 

66 Jeff Bean 2002 

63 Mike Fisher 1997 

62 Mike Fisher 1996 


PUNTiNG AVERAGE 

38.5 Barry Wulf 1994 

38.4 Brent Scherz 2007 

38.1 Scott Pritt 1989 

37.3 Drew Springer 2006 

37.1 Mike Fisher 1998 

37.1 Pete Piepenbring 1977 

KiCK RETURN AVERAGE 

31.1 Edwin Short 1999 

26.4 Jerrett Gordon 1987 

25.6 Kevin Eberhardt 1983 

25.5 Larry Johnson 1997 

23.7 Two Tied 

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 

15.5 Antonio Broadnax 2000 

13.7 Dan Bennett 1981 

13.2 Damien Ivory 2002 

11.7 Bill Mobley 1974 

11.7 Jeremiah Vanscoy 1999 

TACKLES 

170 Steve Moyer 1978 

160 Jim Schiller 1980 

142 Dave Carr 1983 

133 Jim Schiller 1981 

132 Donnie Sizer 1985 


25.5 Brandon Tisdale 2001 

25 Tony Neloms 1983 

23.5 Marc Netzel 1983 

23 Three Tied 

SACKS 


13 Nick Nicastro 2000 

13 Tony Neloms 1983 


11.5 Marc Netzel 1983 

iNTERCEPTiONS 

9 Curt Downing 1982 

9 Chad Otte 2006 

8 Ed Minor 1980 

GARy WoRthy Jim BiShop deRRon CAlveRt

TOTAL OFFENSE 

4,948......................... 1999 

4,290......................... 2000 

4,238......................... 1988 

4,201......................... 1994 

4,160......................... 1980 

RUSHiNG YARDS 

2,730......................... 1980 

1,992......................... 1982 

1,979......................... 1974 

1,917......................... 1973 

1,838......................... 1986 


656............................ 1980 

499............................ 1982 

499............................ 1972 

496............................ 1978 

478............................ 1979 

RUSHiNG TD’S 

38.............................. 1980 

25.............................. 1986 

25.............................. 1982 

24.............................. 1984 

24.............................. 1981 

PASSiNG YARDS 

3,455......................... 2000 

3,405......................... 1999 

3,112......................... 1994 

2,977......................... 1988 

2,553......................... 1995 


432............................ 2000 

414............................ 1994 

404............................ 1995 

404............................ 1989 

398............................ 1988 

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PASSiNG CMPS. 

259............................ 2000 

233............................ 1988 

229............................ 1994 

217............................ 1999 

215............................ 1989 

PASSiNG TD’S 

35.............................. 1999 

29.............................. 1988 

25.............................. 2007 

24.............................. 1998 

23.................. Three Times 

iNT’S THROWN 

23.............................. 1995 

23.............................. 1985 

22.............................. 1998 

22.............................. 1980 

20.............................. 1979 

TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS 

56.............................. 1999 

47.............................. 1980 

41.............................. 1993 

39.............................. 1994 

38..................... Two Times 

POiNTS 

393............................ 1999 

344............................ 1980 

287............................ 1993 

284............................ 1998 

283............................ 1986 

FiRST DOWNS 

243............................ 1980 

242............................ 1999 

232............................ 2000 

230............................ 1988 

222............................ 1995 

Team Single-Season Records 

FiELD GOALS 

11.............................. 1998 

9................................ 1983 

8................................ 1978 

7................................ 1982 

7................................ 1974 

FiELD GOALS ATT. 

15.............................. 1983 

14.............................. 1982 

13.............................. 1998 

13.............................. 1995 

13.............................. 1974 

PUNTS 

77.............................. 2005 

76.............................. 2006 

71.............................. 2004 

68.............................. 2007 

68.............................. 2002 

64.............................. 1977 

62.............................. 1997 

62.............................. 1996 

PAT’S 

37.............................. 1980 

36.............................. 1999 

33.............................. 1998 

30.............................. 2001 

29.............................. 2000 

PAT ATTEMPTS 

50.............................. 1999 

42.............................. 1980 

36.............................. 2000 

34.................. Three Times 

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TOTAL DEFENSE 

1,419......................... 1976 

1,591......................... 1973 

1,745......................... 1975 

1,841......................... 1972 

1,879......................... 1978 

RUSHiNG DEFENSE 

478............................ 1982 

711............................ 1981 

722............................ 1985 

797............................ 1999 

805............................ 1973 

PASSiNG DEFENSE 

603............................ 1976 

651............................ 1975 

780............................ 1972 

786............................ 1973 

824............................ 1974 

iNTERCEPTiONS 

28.............................. 1982 

28.............................. 1983 

27.............................. 1985 

25.............................. 1980 

23.............................. 1979 

SACKS 

45.............................. 1985 

43.5........................... 1997 

35.............................. 2001 

34.5........................... 1984 

34.............................. 1981 

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TOTAL POiNTS 

436 Gary Worthy 79-82 

243 Chuck Weimer 26-28 

240 Jon Cain 98-01 

220 Derron Calvert 85-88 

168 Doug Eastes 92-95 

166 Bob Atkinson 84, 88-90 

130 Art Steele 99-02 

130 Dave Campbell 84, 86-89 

120 Wayne Stacy 88-90 

119 Steve McDevitt 81-82 

RUSHiNG YARDAGE 

4,143 Gary Worthy 79-82 

2,432 Bob Atkinson 84, 88-90 

2,191 Will Isaac 99-02 

2,087 Reinhold Finkes 76-78 

1,898 Russell Williams 77-80 

1,868 Doug Eastes 93-95 

1,788 Dave Campbell 84, 86-89 

1,485 Heinz Finkes 72-73 

1,412 Tim Andrew 91-92 

1,411 Norbert Brinkman 72-75 



545 Will Isaac 99-02 


515 Reinhold Finkes 76-78 

412 Russell Williams 77-80 



361 Heinz Finkes 72-73 

361 Norbert Brinkman 72-75 

327 Tim Andrew 91-92 





17 Will Isaac 99-02 

17 Reinhold Finkes 76-78 


15 Tim Andrew 91-92 

14 Mel Sunderland 84-86 

13 Edwin Short 98-01 

12 Heinz Finkes 72-73 

PASSiNG YARDAGE 

10,095 Adam Ryan 98-01 

9,260 Eric Noble 92-95 

8,910 Keith Myers 86-89 

4,713 Billy Blackburn 06-pres. 

4,083 Jim Sposet 81-83 

3,351 Jim Bishop 84-85 

2,983 Ron Pycraft 75-77 

2,369 John Calhoun 76, 79-80 

2,109 Jim Ballard 90 

1,876 Jeff Bean 01-02 

1,693 Mark Perry 96 


1,281 Keith Myers 86-89 

1,264 Eric Noble 92-95 

1,223 Adam Ryan 98-01 

762 Billy Blackburn 06-pres. 

687 Jim Sposet 81-83 

467 Jim Bishop 84-85 

461 Ron Pycraft 75-77 

363 John Calhoun 76, 79-80 


294 Jeff Bean 01-02 

259 Mark Perry 96 


704 Keith Myers 86-89 

693 Adam Ryan 98-01 

682 Eric Noble 92-95 


















17 Scott Killen 96-98 


10 Ricky Shifko 03 

PASSiNG iNTERCEPTiONS 











11 Scott Killen 96-98 

RECEiViNG YARDAGE 

3,955 Jon Cain 98-01 

3,317 Derron Calvert 85-88 

2,244 Jason Tincher 91-94 

2,133 Marque Jones 04-08 

2,005 Brandon Hiatt 05-08 

1,831 Deon Short 01-04 

1,818 Kevin Eberhardt 82-85 

1,803 Wayne Stacy 88-90 

1,618 Keith Regenhard 84, 88 

1,566 Dave Brown 78-81 

1,416 Chris Garrity 92-93 

1,359 Dorian Glover 97-99 


RECEPTiONS 

236 Jon Cain 98-01 


178 Marque Jones 04-08 

157 Brandon Hiatt 05-08 

156 Jason Tincher 91-94 

133 Deon Short 01-04 


112 Kevin Eberhardt 82-85 

100 Brent Scherz 04-07 

96 Keith Regenhard 84, 88 

92 Chris Garrity 92-93 

89 Dave Brown 78-81 

83 Dan Bennett 80-83 

RECEiViNG TOUCHDOWNS 

40 Jon Cain 98-01 




17 Deon Short 01-04 

16 Keith Regenhard 84, 88 


15 Brandon Hiatt 05-08 

14 Jason Tincher 91-94 

14 Chris Garrity 92-93 

13 Dorian Glover 97-99 

13 Dave Brown 78-81 

KiCKOFF RETURNS 

99 Jerrett Gordon 91-93 

69 Anthony Robinson 98-01 





38 Bill Mobley 74-76 

36 Larry Johnson 94-97 


KiCKOFF RETURN YARDAGE 

2,099 Jerrett Gordon 91-93 

1,347 Anthony Robinson 98-01 





831 Larry Johnson 94-97 


683 Edwin Short 98-01 

560 Two tied with 560 

KiCKOFF RETURN AVERAGE * 

23.5 Edwin Short 98-01 

23.1 Larry Johnson 94-97 

23.0 Derron Calvert 85-88 

22.5 Terrell Jones 02 

21.6 Kevin Eberhardt 82-85 

21.6 Reinhold Finkes 76-78 

21.5 Deon Short 01-04 

21.4 Marque Jones 04-08 

21.2 Jerrett Gordon 91-93 

21.1 Raul Springs 86 

* Minimum 20 returns


TOTAL PUNT RETURNS 

90 Pat Stricker 85-88 



42 Taylor Clark 04-06 

40 Damien Ivory 01-04 

33 Ken Wiehe 92-95 

30 Troy Chessar 96-98 

24 Pervis Dansby 85 

22 Antonio Broadnax 98-01 

21 Adam Howard 93-96 

PUNT RETURN YARDAGE 

970 Pat Stricker 85-88 



308 Troy Chessar 96-98 


286 Damien Ivory 01-04 

281 Taylor Clark 04-06 

249 James Mann 99-02 

216 Ken Wiehe 92-95 

194 Pervis Dansby 85 

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 

13.4 Antonio Broadnax 98-01 

13.1 James Mann 99-02 

11.7 Jeremy Vanscoy 99 

10.8 Pat Stricker 85-88 

10.5 Bill Mobley 73-76 

10.3 Troy Chessar 96-98 

9.6 Dorian Glover 97-99 

9.5 Dan Bennett 80-82 

9.3 Greg Morrow 00-03 

8.1 Pervis Dansby 85 

TOTAL PUNTS 

249 Drew Springer 03-06 

222 Mike Fisher 95-98 

166 Barry Wulf 91-94 

140 Randy Blossom 81-83 

109 Pete Piepenbring 77-79 

97 Jerry Holthaus 73-75 

90 Scott Pritt 88-89 

90 Brian Uhl 86-87 

74 Mike Hvisdos 84-85 


PUNTiNG YARDAGE 

9,001 Drew Springer 03-06 

7,815 Mike Fisher 95-98 

5,915 Barry Wulf 91-94 

5,026 Randy Blossom 81-83 

3,886 Pete Piepenbring 77-79 

3,297 Brian Uhl 86-87 

3,279 Scott Pritt 88-89 

3,262 Jerry Holthaus 73-75 

2,595 Mike Hvisdos 84-85 

2,229 Jeff Bean 01-02 

PUNTiNG AVERAGE 

38.4 Brent Scherz 07 

36.9 Tim Linde 78 

36.6 Brian Uhl 86-87 

36.4 Scott Pritt 88-89 

36.1 Drew Springer 03-06 

35.9 Randy Blossom 81-83 

35.7 Pete Piepenbring 77-79 

35.6 Barry Wulf 91-94 

35.6 Tim Gearhart 90 

35.2 Mike Fisher 95-98 

35.2 Don Fortener 75 

PAT’S MADE 


67 Bart Vaughn 96-98 

55 Kurt Kiessling 85-88 

45 Dave Bishop 75-77 


39 Jon Bednarek 03-06 

39 Scott Anderson 89-90 

35 Val Haunn 91-93 

27 Tim Drake 94 








47 Scott Anderson 89-90 





FiELD GOALS MADE 











FiELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 













Career Records 

TACKLES 

427 Steve Moyer 77-79 

393 Donnie Sizer 84-87 

350 Greg Bonifay 95-98 

304 Scott Pritt 88-90 

304 Ted Hall 80-82 

297 Jim Schiller 78-79 

289 Mike Hendley 75-77 

288 Robert Byrd 79-82 

287 Chad Otte 03-06 

286 Dave Carr 83-85 

iNTERCEPTiONS 

17 Garnail Fulton 85-87 

16 Chad Otte 03-06 

16 Curt Downing 81-83 

14 Wallace Morris 98-01 


14 Scott Parrish 80-83 

11 Ed Minor 80-81 

10 Ken Delegan 78-79 


9 Ted Hall 80-82 

SACKS 

44 Brandon Tisdale 01-04 

28.5 Greg Liggens 99-02 

28 Nick Nicastro 97, 99-01 

25.5 Tony Neloms 82-84 

16.5 Marc Netzel 81-82 

16 Jerry Ward 94-97 

16 Mike Johnson 86-89 

14.5 Tony Ditomaso 96-98 

13 Kevin Vidourek 03-06 

12 Brad Osborn 2004-07 


89.5 Brandon Tisdale 01-04 

55 Tony Neloms 82-84 

53 Greg Liggens 99-02 

48 Nick Nicastro 97, 99-01 

39 Mike Johnson 86-89 

38 Marc Netzel 81-82 

37.5 Donnie Sizer 84-87 

33 Steve Moyer 77-79 

33 Dave Carr 83-85 

30.5 Jerry Ward 94-97 

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1900 

Coach: Unknown 

Record: 2-2 

2 Chillicothe 6 

27 Antioch 0 

5 Hillsboro 11 

6 Lebanon 0 

1901 


Record: 1-0 

6 Xenia 0 

1902 


Record: 1-0 

45 Cedarville 0 

1903 


Record: 3-0 

22 Hillsboro 0 

41 Lebanon 0 

34 Lebanon 0 

1904 


Record: 0-2 

6 Wittenberg 44 

0 Antioch 27 

1905 

Coach: Harry B. Hobbs 

Record: 0-3-1 

0 Earlham 30 

0 Earlham 23 



1906 


Record: Unknown 

1907 


Record: 3-2-1 



0 Washington C.H. 5 

23 Washington C.H. 0 

6 Lebanon 0 

4 Lebanon 6 

1908 

Coach: Thomas M. Bales 

& Oliver J. Thatcher 

Record: 5-2 

0 Miami (Ohio) 34 



23 Antioch 0 

79 Lebanon 0 

58 Bartlett 0 

23 OH Deaf School 0 

1909 

Coach: Oliver J. Thatcher 

Record: 1-5 


18 Antioch 24 

0 Antioch 6 



3 Ohio 18 

1910 


Record: 4-2-1 



9 Antioch 5 

0 Antioch 0 


All-Time Results 

6 Ohio 0 

0 Earlham 17 

46 Xavier 0 

1911 


Record: 0-5-1 

5 Dayton 5 


5 Antioch 6 

0 Antioch 15 


3 Evansville 12 

1912 


Record: 1-6 

0 Dayton 40 


0 Antioch 42 

0 Antioch 38 



0 Xavier 10 

1913 


Record: 2-8 

0 Dayton 46 


0 Muskingum 50 

0 Ohio 30 

7 Xavier 23 

12 Xavier 0 

0 Kentucky 34 

93 Loveland 0 

6 Lebanon 21 

13 Lebanon 19 

1914 


Record: 2-5 

7 Dayton 13 

6 Antioch 7 

14 Antioch 18 

0 Marshall 94 

0 Kentucky 86 

56 Evansville - B 0 

46 Jacobs Business 0 

1915 


Record: 1-3 

7 Dayton 0 

7 Marietta 68 


0 Georgetown 81 

1916 


Record: 0-5 

0 Dayton 22 

7 Dayton 20 

0 Earlham 34 



1917 


Record: 1-3-1 

0 Dayton 13 

0 Dayton 35 

18 Earlham 6 

6 Xavier 7 

0 Xavier 0 

1918 

No Team Fielded 

1919 

Coach: Neil Price 

Record: 1-6 

0 Cincinnati 34 

7 Dayton 18 

14 Dayton 0 



0 Xavier 13 

0 Earlham 27 

1920 

Coach: Henry B. Bogue 

Record: 0-6 

0 Defiance 45 

7 Otterbein 60 

0 Xavier 83 

0 Butler 74 

0 Franklin 53 

0 Earlham 35 

1921 

Coach: Fowler Harper 

Record: 8-0 

30 Dayton 0 

14 Defiance 0 

49 Antioch 0 



6 Earlham 0 

20 Franklin 7 


1922 

Coach: Fowler Harper 

Record: 7-4 

16 Baldwin-Wallace 7 

3 Dayton 0 

3 Denison 14 

9 John Carroll 31 

0 Butler 6 


12 Salem 0 

0 Detroit 7 

52 Transylvania 0 

31 KY Wesleyan 3 

77 WC Alumni 0 

1923 

Coach: Charles Bolen 

Record: 2-6 

0 Dayton 34 

0 Purdue 39 

13 Capital 0 


0 Muskingum 3 

22 Salem 27 

0 Detroit 27 

53 Marshall 0 

1924 


Record: 4-3 

0 Dayton 27 

16 Ashland 0 

6 Capital 7 


6 Rio Grande 0 

53 Urbana 0 


1925 


Record: 6-2 

0 Dayton 45 

6 Ashland 0 

4 Capital 0 

34 Defiance 6 


0 Marshall 19 

45 Urbana 6 

38 Morris Harvey 6 

1926 


Record: 3-4 

8 Dayton 34 


31 Defiance 6 

27 Findlay 0 

14 Kent State 15 


7 Ohio State - B 13 

1927 


Record: 3-4 

19 Ohio Wesleyan 20 


20 Findlay 6 


7 Dayton 18 

6 Salem 7 

24 Kent State 0 

1928 


Record: 6-3 

0 Case 3 

0 Dayton 26 

0 Ashland 42 


20 Salem 0 

18 Antioch 0 


57 Antioch 0 


1929 


Record: 4-2-1 

0 Dayton 7 

18 Ashland 20 




13 Detroit (Wayne) 0 

13 Hanover 0 

1930 

Coach: E.J. Steele 

Record: 4-2 




13 Ohio Northern 0 

0 Ohio 27 

14 Hanover 0 

1931 

Coach: E.J. Steele 

Record: 2-6-1 

0 Dayton 56 





0 Detroit (Wayne) 0 

0 W.V. Tech 44 

6 West Liberty 21 

52 Alliance JC 0 

1932 

Coach: E. Daulton Peelle 

Record: 2-6 

7 Dayton - B 13 


0 Bluffton 2 

0 Defiance 3 

2 Findlay 7 



6 West Liberty 21 

WC fielded no team from 

1933 through 1945. 

1946 

Coach: Harold Shelly 

Record: 0-5 

0 Marietta 18 


12 Bluffton 13 

6 Earlham 13 

0 Franklin 25 

1947 

Coach: Fred Raizk 

Record: 2-6 

13 Bluffton 0 


0 Earlham 13 


12 Marietta 6 

6 Defiance 26 

0 Findlay 26 

6 Franklin 19 

1948 


Records: 5-3-1 

7 Salem 7 



16 Marietta 12 


47 Taylor 0 

20 Earlham 0 

18 Franklin 6 

0 Thiel 20 

1949 


Record: 6-2 

32 Bluffton 0 


13 Marietta 0 


7 Rose-Hulman 13 

22 Huntington 6 

19 Franklin 6 

0 Thiel 7 

1950 


Record: 5-3 

14 Anderson 13 


20 Gannon 34 




20 Manchester 6 

20 Earlham 15 

1951 


Record: 6-2 

7 Otterbein 0 

35 Capital 14 

26 Ashland 0 


13 Albion 33 



19 Earlham 6 

1952 


Record: 1-7 

7 Capital 27 







0 Albion 20 

13 Earlham 27 

1953 


Record: 3-4 

6 Kenyon 12 

26 Marietta 7 



6 Centre 34 


6 Earlham 20 

1954 


Record: 4-3 

26 Defiance 6 

9 Findlay 19 


0 Centre 9 


19 Adrian 6 

44 Earlham 13 

1955 


Record: 5-3-1 

6 Ashland 7 


7 Defiance 7 

6 Findlay 19 

19 Marietta 7 



19 Adrian 22 

6 Earlham 0 

1956 


Record: 3-4 

27 Defiance 6 

12 Ashland 6 

6 Findlay 55 



0 Centre 13 

6 Earlham 16 

1957 

Coach: Rex Simmons 

Record: 0-6-1 

13 Ashland 24 


0 Defiance 13 

0 Findlay 14 

6 Kenyon 6 


0 Centre 9 

1958 


Record: 1-6 

20 Ashland 18 

0 Bluffton 42 

12 Defiance 21 

6 Findlay 57 



6 Centre 7 

1959 


Record: 1-6 

15 Ashland 22 

6 Bluffton 18 

0 Defiance 18 

0 Findlay 20 


26 Earlham 6 

7 Centre 20 

1960 

Coach: C.W. Van Schoyck 

Record: 0-8 

0 Ashland 58 


0 Defiance 25 

0 Findlay 21 


7 Kenyon 27 

0 Ferris State 48 

6 Earlham 34 

1961 


Record: 0-8 

6 Ashland 21 

6 Bluffton 8 


8 Findlay 36 

0 Kenyon 26 


0 Earlham 26 

13 Taylor 34 

1962 


Record: 2-6 

8 Ashland 28 

8 Bluffton 35 

8 Defiance 14 

16 Defiance 0 

12 Kenyon 32 


0 Earlham 26 

15 Taylor 14 

1963 

Coach: Don Pinhey 

Record: 3-5 

14 Alma 30 

0 Ashland 19 

6 Bluffton 27 

0 Defiance 7 

20 Defiance 7 


27 Kenyon 13 

13 Earlham 28 

1964 


Record: 2-5-1 

7 Ashland 24 

0 Centre 0 

7 Bluffton 33 

6 Defiance 20 

7 Denison 35 


7 Earlham 33 


1965 


Record: 0-7-1 

0 Alma 14 

12 Ashland 47 

12 Centre 12 


0 Defiance 14 

22 Kenyon 37 

13 Earlham 21 


1966 


Record: 1-7 

6 Bluffton 14 

8 Defiance 26 

0 Taylor 14 

6 Slippery Rock 7 

7 Wheaton 33 

7 Kenyon 13 

21 Earlham 26 

7 Manchester 6

1967 

Coach: Gary Banks 

Record: 2-6 

8 Bluffton 36 


7 Taylor 10 


47 Case 13 

6 Centre 26 


6 Lake Forest 7 

1968 

Coach: Gary Banks 

Record: 2-7-1 

7 Anderson 28 

7 Earlham 7 

7 Bluffton 0 

7 Defiance 27 


27 Case 6 

7 Centre 28 

0 Mount Union 43 

7 Lake Forest 13 

6 Findlay 33 

1969 

Coach: Bill Atsalis 

Record: 3-7 

3 Anderson 34 

13 Earlham 29 


0 Defiance 31 


34 Case 10 

7 Centre 21 



10 Findlay 3 

1970 


Record: 4-4-1 

6 Earlham 7 

14 Bluffton 7 

7 Defiance 14 


13 Case Western 0 

7 Centre 0 

28 Wash & Jeff 44 


20 Findlay 29 

1971 


Record: 6-3 

13 Earlham 20 

21 Bluffton 0 

10 Defiance 6 

31 Bethany 18 

27 Case 12 

17 Centre 6 

0 Taylor 10 


20 Findlay 37 

1972 

Coach: Bill Ramseyer 

Record: 5-4 

10 Taylor 9 

21 Principia 23 


24 Oberlin 0 

15 Hanover 14 

17 Findlay 27 

7 Kenyon 10 

12 Bluffton 7 



1973 


Record: 5-3 

36 Principia 7 

17 Taylor 24 

0 Defiance 13 


17 Findlay 0 

20 Kenyon 6 

9 Bluffton 7 

15 Earlham 20 

1974 


Record: 5-3 


7 Hanover 32 

10 Taylor 31 

17 Defiance 7 


7 Findlay 6 

7 Bluffton 13 

37 Earlham 15 

1975 


Record: 6-2-1 

14 Taylor 16 

31 Anderson 7 

7 Bluffton 7 


16 Defiance 0 


17 Findlay 7 

30 Grove City 0 

0 Hanover 34 

1976 


Record: 5-3-1 

0 Capital 14 


18 Findlay 14 

7 Earlham 7 

21 Anderson 0 

12 Taylor 0 

3 Hanover 23 

6 Defiance 10 

41 Bluffton 0 

1977 


Record: 6-3 

0 Capital 21 


14 Findlay 16 

24 Earlham 14 


30 Taylor 38 

7 Hanover 3 


1978 


Record: 5-4 

24 Canisius 7 


10 Findlay 14 

6 Earlham 17 


12 Taylor 0 

0 Hanover 21 


21 Bluffton 7 

1979 


Record: 5-4 


26 Findlay 28 

34 Earlham 14 

6 Anderson 35 

50 Taylor 0 

22 Hanover 18 



12 Franklin 22 

1980 


Record: 10-2 

28 Findlay 14 

51 Earlham 24 

6 Anderson 21 

30 Taylor 14 

39 Hanover 20 


49 Bluffton 0 

49 Toluca, Mexico 0 


National Playoffs 

56 Hanover 49 

31 William Jewell 17 

10 Pacific Lutheran 38 

1981 


Record: 6-3 

64 Freedom 0 

7 Findlay 27 

14 Earlham 7 


18 Taylor 16 

38 Hanover 8 




1982 


Record: 8-2 

17 Earlham 7 


27 Taylor 20 

7 Hanover 14 

24 Defiance 6 

52 Bluffton 0 

62 Iowa Wesleyan 0 


29 Findlay 7 


7 Westminster 14 

1983 


Record: 8-2 

24 Earlham 8 


28 Taylor 7 

31 Hanover 30 


10 Bluffton 3 

24 Fostburg 0 


13 Findlay 10 


7 William Jewell 51 

1984 


Record: 6-2-1 

21 Anderson 8 

57 Upper Iowa 19 

29 Hanover 29 



14 Hiram 15 


15 Findlay 35 

6 Earlham 3 

1985 


Record: 7-2 

30 Earlham 0 

32 Anderson 8 

32 Hanover 25 



29 Union 21 


0 Findlay 30 

22 Olivet 0 

1986 


Record: 6-3 

46 Waterloo, CAN 6 

30 Tiffin 29 

29 Knoxville 14 

41 Urbana 6 


27 W. Connecticut 29 

36 Newport News 34 

20 Union 25 


1987 


Record: 5-4 

30 Windsor 14 

58 Urbana 7 

17 Tiffin 10 

25 Knoxville 38 

22 WV Wesleyan 28 

35 Defiance 7 


34 W. Connecticut 16 


1988 


Record: 7-2-1 

27 Windsor 7 

15 Michigan Tech 20 

17 Cumberland 45 

41 Tiffin 7 

31 Defiance 7 

31 Urbana 31 


35 Geneva 24 


26 Findlay 14 

1989 


Record: 5-5 

17 Michigan Tech 21 


13 Tiffin 10 


21 Urbana 7 

14 WV Wesleyan 21 


17 Geneva 15 


20 Findlay 38 

1990 


Record: 4-5 

20 Kenyon 31 

24 Campbellsville 35 

42 Tiffin 19 

0 Defiance 30 

31 Urbana 0 


20 Geneva 21 

29 Mt. St. Joseph 18 

1991 

Coach: Mike Wallace 

Record: 1-9 

12 Kenyon 40 

14 Campbellsville 29 

28 Tiffin 42 


14 Tarleton State 44 


All-Time Results 

21 Thomas More 42 

9 West Va. Tech. 21 


0 Geneva 40 


1992 


Record: 2-8 



41 Tiffin 19 

27 Olivet 21 


7 Defiance 45 

28 Geneva 44 


20 Wooster 30 


1993 


Record: 6-4 



26 Tiffin 38 

29 Olivet 25 



21 Geneva 31 


41 Wooster 19 


1994 


Record: 3-6 

20 Albion 44 


21 Tiffin 42 

25 Adrian 35 

17 Dayton 42 

41 Defiance 7 

37 Geneva 49 

33 Urbana 22 


1995 


Record: 2-6-1 

3 Albion 43 

14 Malone 34 


34 Tiffin 34 

37 Adrian 41 

14 Geneva 49 


21 Urbana 10 


1996 


Record: 5-5 

29 Urbana 3 

0 Wabash 14 


17 Adrian 10 

14 Susquehanna 40 

7 St. Joseph’s 63 

24 Earlham 0 


10 Bethany 7 


1997 


Record: 4-6 

26 Urbana 20 

14 Wabash 36 


7 Susquehanna 28 


43 Earlham 7 

26 Maryville 19 


30 Bethany 14 


1998 


Record: 4-6 

28 Urbana 20 

20 Olivet 27 

33 Maryville 34 


55 Franklin 48 

24 Hanover 31 

10 Wabash 24 




1999 


Record: 9-1 

48 Urbana 17 

41 Olivet 10 

47 Adrian 21 


55 Franklin 6 

15 Hanover 30 

32 Wabash 30 




2000 


Record: 7-3 

24 Alma 27 






48 Heidelberg 38 



34 Capital 27 

2001 


Record: 5-5 

41 Alma 21 









7 Capital 27 

2002 


Record: 3-7 




7 Capital 27 







2003 


Record: 2-8 




7 Capital 52 







2004 

Coach: Phil Dorn 

Record: 3-7 








7 Marietta 48 


30 Capital 49 

2005 

Coach: Barry Wulf 

Record: 2-8 








3 Marietta 18 


10 Capital 48 

2006 


Record: 3-7 


0 Capital 43 









2007 


Record: 2-8 


0 Capital 40 






42 John Carroll 35 (OT) 



2008 


Record: 4-6 


34 Marietta 7 

28 Capital 48 








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Media Information 

The staff of the Wilmington College Sports Information Office 

is prepared to assist in your coverage of all Quaker athletic 

teams during the 2009–2010 year. For information regarding 

credentials, Wilmington teams and players, arranging interviews, 

broadcast coverage, obtaining statistics and photos, please call the 

Sports Information Office at (937) 382-6661 Ext. 347. The Sports 

Information Office is located at 107 College Street. 

Please take a moment to read the media information found 

here. Interviews with all WC coaches, student-athletes and 

administrators should be arranged through the Sports Information 

Office as far in advance as possible. In general, practices are open 

to the local media. Always contact Sports Information Director 

Jeff Hibbs to check on practice times and schedules, as they can 

change on short notice. 

iNTERViEWS 

ALL interviews with Head Coach Barry Wulf, all Wilmington 

assistant coaches and players MUST be coordinated through the 

Sports Information Office. 

Players are available for interviews, either in person or on the 

phone, either before or after practice, depending on their class 

and meeting schedules. In order to arrange time for interviews, 

please provide 24 hours notice to the Sports Information Office. 

The Wilmington College training rooms, locker rooms, weight 

room and meeting room areas are off-limits to the media. Your 

cooperation is appreciated. 

For telephone interviews, student-athletes, coaches and media 

will be contacted by a sports information staff member, and the 

interview will be conducted at a mutually agreed upon time. 

WEB SiTE 

Updated statistics, game recaps, photo galleries, bios, as well as 

historical information can be found on the Wilmington College 

DiRECTiONS TO WiLLiAMS STADiUM 

From the North: Take I-71 south to US 68. Turn left off of the exit. Follow US 68 into town. Turn left onto SR 73 (Main Street). 

Follow SR 73 and turn right onto College Street. After one stop sign, the road T’s onto Elm Street. Turn left onto Elm Street, and 

the stadium will be on your right. 

From the South: Take I-71 North to SR 73. Follow SR 73 into and through downtown and turn right onto College Street. After one 

stop sign, the road T’s onto Elm Street. Turn left onto Elm Street, and the stadium will be on your right. 

From the East: Take US 22&3 into town. Road will split for approximately 1/4 mile. When road meets again briefly, turn left onto 

College Street. After one stop sign, the road T’s onto Elm Street. Turn left onto Elm Street, and the stadium will be on your right. 

From the West: Take SR 73 into and through downtown and turn right onto College Street. After one stop sign, the road T’s onto 

Elm Street. Turn left onto Elm Street, and the stadium will be on your right. 


Web site at www.wilmington.edu/athletics. Media representatives 

are encouraged to check the Web site regularly for the latest 

Quaker athletics news. 

GAME DAY COVERAGE 

All requests for media credentials should be directed to Sports 

Information Director Jeff Hibbs. In general, individual game 

credentials will not be mailed, but can be picked up at the stadium 

entrance. 

ViSiTiNG RADiO BROADCASTS 

Visiting radio stations will have phone lines available in the press 

box located at the top of the home bleachers. Visiting SIDs will 

designate their official radio stations and Wilmington College 

will supply phone lines on a reciprocal basis for those stations. 

POST-GAME iNTERViEWS 

The Wilmington locker room is closed following all WC contests 

(home and away). Coach Wulf and requested players will be 

available outside the locker room following games. 

For WC home games, the SID of the visiting school will establish 

admittance policies to the visiting locker room. 

CREDENTiAL REGULATiONS 

All space for working press and radio stations for Wilmington 

football games is allocated by the Wilmington Sports Information 

Office. Press credentials will be issued to working press only. 

Passes may not be transferred. 

FOOD SERViCES 

A meal and soft drinks will be provided for working media in the 

press box.

Wilmington College 

2009 Schedule 

DATE OPPONENT TIME 

Sept. 5 MT. ST. JOSEPH 7 p.m. 

Sept. 19 *Marietta 6 p.m. 

Sept. 26 *CAPITAL 7 p.m. 

Oct. 3 *JOHN CARROLL 1:30 p.m. 

Oct. 10 *Muskingum 1:30 p.m. 

Oct. 17 *OTTERBEIN 1:30 p.m. 

Oct. 24 *Mount Union 1:30 p.m. 

Oct. 31 *HEIDELBERG 1:30 p.m. 

Nov. 7 *Baldwin-Wallace 1:30 p.m. 

Nov. 14 *OHIO NORTHERN 1:30 p.m. 

HOME GAMES IN CAPS 

* OAC Game

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