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Washington & Jefferson College, located in Washington, Pa., is anational liberal arts college founded in 1781. Committed to providingeach of its students with the highest-quality undergraduate educationavailable, W&J offers a traditional liberal arts curriculum emphasizinginterdisciplinary study and independent student work.

W&J provides student-centered instruction in a variety ofdisciplines, including political science, history, economics andbusiness, entrepreneurial studies, the sciences, mathematics, phi-losophy, languages, music and theatre, art, psychology, religion,sociology, English, education, and information technology leader-ship. The college is well known for the success of its pre-healthand pre-law programs – more than 90 percent of W&J studentsapplying to medical, health and law graduate programs are ac-

cepted.W&J believes opportunities for teaching and learning happen throughout the college experience – not just in the classroom.

About 80 percent of W&J students live on campus in one of 11 residence halls, the newest of which opened for the 2007-2008academic year. W&J has over 80 on-campus organizations, which 80 percent of students become involved in. Faculty andstudents also volunteer more than 4,200 hours with community organizations each year. W&J alumni across the country andaround the world offer current students networking opportunities innearly every discipline from healthcare and law to business, educa-tion and government.

W&J and the city of Washington have developed “The Blue-print for Collaboration,” an agreement that considers the interde-pendence of the college and its host municipality, and plans for thecontinued growth of both. The Blueprint is being recognizedaround the country as a benchmark for cooperation betweeninstitutions of higher learning and their host communities.

Four years ago, W&J unveiled the Technology Center{right}, the new home of its Information Technology Leadershipprogram. The 73,800 square-foot building houses “smart” class-rooms and seminar rooms, as well as 200 computer workstationsand video-teleconferencing center. The Technology Center contin-ues W&J’s efforts towards its campus master plan, which aims to add new dimension and green space to the campus, while

positioning the college to take advantage of ongoing advancements in teachingand learning technology.

For more information about W&J, visit www.washjeff.edu, or call 1-888-W-AND-JAY.

THE SCHOOL• Founded in 1781 and is the 11th oldest college in America• Has an undergraduate enrollment of 1,538 students• The student-to-faculty ratio is 12:1; 89 percent of the full-time

faculty have Ph.D.’s or professional equivalent• Recognized as one of the fittest colleges in the nation by Men’s

Fitness Magazine in 2006 (14th overall)

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Nickname ............................................................................................................................................................................ PresidentsLocation .................................................................................................................................................................... Washington, Pa.Colors ..........................................................................................................................................................................Red and BlackStadium (Capacity) ................................................................................................................................... Cameron Stadium (3,500)Affiliation ............................................................................................................................................................ NCAA Division IIIConference............................................................................................................................................... Presidents’ Athletic (PAC)President ......................................................................................................................................................... Dr. Tori Haring-SmithDirector of Athletics .......................................................................................................................................................... Bill DukettSenior Women’s Administrator .................................................................................................................................... Jina DeRubboSports Information Director ................................................................................................................................... Scott McGuinnessHead Coach .....................................................................................................................................Mike Sirianni (Mount Union '94)Career Record ........................................................................................................................................................ 40-7 (Four years)Record at W&J ...................................................................................................................................................... 40-7 (Four years)Assistant Coaches ................................................................................................................... Todd Young, John Klein, Casey Goff...................................................................................................................................... Mike DiAngelo, Matt Caponi, Terry George................................................................................................................................. Jeff Hufnagel, Keith Hartbauer, Mark DeRosa

Athletic Trainers .....................................................................................................................................Mike Lesako, Mark Lesako2006 Record ................................................................................................................................................................................. 10-2Conference Record/Finish ....................................................................................................................................................... 6-0/1stStarters Returning (Off./Def.) ....................................................................................................................................................... 7/4

FOOTBALL CONTACT INFORMATIONAthletic Department .................................................................................................................................................. (724) 223-6054Football Office .................................................................................................................................................................... 223-6060Sirianni E-mail ............................................................................................................................................msirianni@washjeff.eduSports Information Office ................................................................................................................................................... 250-3308Sports Information Fax ........................................................................................................................................................ 250-3307McGuinness E-mail ............................................................................................................................... [email protected] Office ............................................................................................................................................................... 223-6025Press Box ............................................................................................................................................................................. 223-6065Internet Address .................................................................................................................. http://www.washjeff.edu/athletics.aspx

Day Date Opponent TimeSat. Sept. 8 GENEVA .................................................................................................................................. 7:00 pmSat. Sept. 15 HANOVER (Ind.) ................................................................................................................... 1:00 pmSat. Sept. 22 OBERLIN ................................................................................................................................ 7:00 pmSat. Sept. 29 at Saint Vincent ............................................................................................................................ 1:30 pmSat. Oct. 6 THIEL* (HOMECOMING) ................................................................................................. 2:00 pmSat. Oct. 13 at Westminster* ........................................................................................................................... 1:30 pmSat. Oct. 20 at Grove City* .............................................................................................................................. 1:30 pmSat. Oct. 27 at Waynesburg* ........................................................................................................................... 1:30 pmSat. Nov. 3 at Thomas More* ......................................................................................................................... 1:30 pmSat. Nov. 10 BETHANY* (SENIOR DAY) ............................................................................................... 1:30 pm

* - Presidents’ Athletic Conference contestALL HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS

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2007 SEASON PREVIEW

Despite a 30-27 loss in the second round of the 2006 NCAA Division IIIplayoffs, Washington & Jefferson Head Coach Mike Sirianni walked off the field inBelton, Texas, with a small sense of accomplishment.

The two previous W&J squads (1999, 2002) that traveled to Texas for NCAAplayoff games were outscored by a combined total of 96-13. However, the 2006Presidents showed that the gap is closing despite the loss to fifth-ranked Mary-Hardin Baylor.

“I wasn’t quite sure what to expect going into that game due to our lack ofsuccess in Texas recently,” said Sirianni. “But we came in with a lot of confidenceand we played hard. Those guys showed me that we can play with the top teams inthe nation. I was very pleased even though we lost.”

Under Sirianni, Washington & Jefferson football had been known for its fast-paced, aerial attack which set more than 75 school offense records since 1999. Lastyear, following a 32-14 season-opening setback to Salisbury, Sirianni and his stafffocused on a run-oriented, ball-control attack and the Presidents responded with 10consecutive victories which included the school’s 21st Presidents’ Athletic Confer-

ence championship.Washington & Jefferson finished the 2006 season first in the nation in fewest turnovers (10) and second in turnover

margin (+1.8 per game). Junior quarterback Bobby Swallow also ended his first year as the starter with the nation’s third-best passing efficiency total (168.1).

“We will have the same approach as last year,” added Sirianni. “We will take care of the football and we want toforce turnovers. I think we have more talented athletes than in past years and we hope to utilize that speed and agility onboth sides of the ball.”

Sirianni credits Swallow for playing a big role in the team’s turnaround. Swallow completed 69 percent (159-229)of his passes for 2,022 yards and 20 touchdowns. He also rushed for three scores and was intercepted only twice in the finalnine regular-season contests.

“Bobby doesn’t force anything and he has the ability to take off running when his targets aren’t open,” notedSirianni. “He is a true student of the game and I feel confident he will only get better over the next two years.”

Sirianni will spend a lot of time during preseason camp searching for a running back to replace the 294 times All-American Ryan Mendel carried the ball a year ago. Mendel gained 1,421 yards and scored 20 touchdowns; however, thehead coach feels that five players will compete for a majority of the team’s rushing attempts.

Junior Kevin Mathews returns as a starter for the second consecutive season. Last year, Mathews rushed for 388yards and one touchdown, while also catching 24 passes for 262 yards and four scores. Junior Curt Jones scored a pair oftouchdowns and will see increased carries in 2007. Junior Josh Linton also proved to be a reliable running back with 229yards and one touchdown. Sophomores Terrence McAlister and Jacob McBride will also vie for carries in the preseason.

“Kevin has a ton of talent and is someone who we are counting on to run and catch the football,” said Sirianni. “Heneeds to continue to work on holding onto the football. Curt had a great year in football and was an ECAC champion intrack & field. Brandon also proved to be a solid blocker as a fullback and we would like to get him more touches.Josh ranthe ball well late in games last year and will also be in the mix.”

The offensive line also must replace a pair of All-Americans, Chris Hickey and Chris Teter, but Sirianni is stilloptimistic about the experienced players returning. Junior center Dave Bucar and junior guard/tackle Matt Houy crackedthe starting lineup last season and were both Honorable Mention All-PAC performers. Seniors Eric Sibenac, Adam Hoffer,Jason Pierce and Adam Shallcross bring valuable game experience and will compete for the other three starting positions.

“It is tough losing an All-American duo like Hickey and Teter, but Bucar and Houy are developing into All-Americatype players,” added Sirianni. “We have recruited out best players on the offensive line the past five years. All of theseplayers have key experience and could become one of our best groups.”

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Ashbaugh will also be in the mix to compete for a starting job in preseason camp.Senior Tom McCafferty and junior David Ravida return as the team’s top wide receivers from a year ago. McCafferty

brings the most experience to the receiving corps with 61 catches for 999 yards and 11 touchdowns over the past two seasons.Ravida hauled in 36 passes for 461 yards and six scores. Junior Luke Espe and sophomore Craig Besong will also be asked tomake an impact in the lineup early in the year. Junior Ryan Church has switched position and takes his agility and quickness to aposition in which he could provide an immediate spark.

“This is an area where we need to show some improvement,” noted Sirianni. “We need our wide receivers to show moreconsistency and I expect that they will as the season progresses.”

The Presidents’ defense lost seven starters from last year’s unit which ranked 30th in Division III in scoring defense (14.3ppg). The secondary will replace three starters, including All-American safety Nick Cherish. Senior cornerback RyanMullen will anchor the defensive backfield after recording 55 tackles and four interceptions last year. Seniors JamesWeatherspoon and Todd Keenan and junior Chris Kessler are the early candidates to fill the open slots. Sophomores MikeSedunov and Mitch Erdely will also have the opportunity to crack the starting after serving important roles on the special teamsunits last season.

“Ryan had a terrific season last year and probably deserved some more recognition,” said Sirianni. “James, Todd andChris have all waited their turn and are ready for the chance to shine. They have experience as reserves and I am confident thatthey will be ready for Geneva on Sept. 8th. Mike and Mitch are also talented players who will help us in this area.”

Junior linebacker David Gitlitz is the team’s returning tackle leader after amassing 91 stops, including 5 1/2 for a loss. Hewill move back to his natural position of middle linebacker and will help the development of junior John Fahey and sophomoresThad Sollick and P.J. Hoskin, who will be in competition for the open two starting positions.

“David is probably our best overall football player,” added Sirianni. “Hehas the experience and is a natural athlete. He moves very well and has greatsize for the linebacker position. I expect him to have a great season. John playeda lot on special teams over the past two years and has been itching to see moretime on defense. Thad and P.J. played great on our junior varsity team last yearand will add athleticism on the outside.”

Sirianni is equally excited about the Presidents’ defensive line as heexpects at least 13 players to see a lot of action in 2007. Leading that groupare seniors Russ Chase, Julian Muganda and Jeff Ernst who have all started atvarious times over the past two seasons. Juniors Mitch Tenney, BrandonBovina, Bradley Begonia and Thomas Gaul and sophomores JacobBloomhuff and Ricky Morris will also see a number of snaps.

“Russ played well last season and is coming off a tough injury, whileJulian and Jeff have shown the ability to get to the quarterback,” said Sirianni.“I am excited about our depth in this position. I wouldn’t be surprised to seeall of these players have great years.”

Sirianni will be without Kyle Sidebotham as his placekicker for thefirst time in his head coaching career. Sidebotham, the school’s all-timeleader in field goals and kicker scoring, will be replaced by sophomore ChuckGrabner. Junior Zack Zebrasky will handle the punting duties for the third-straight season.

“Chuck is ready for the opportunity to become our placekicker and Zackhas improved each year,” noted Sirianni. “We are going to be much more athleticin our kick coverage as well.”

Sirianni expects the squad’s depth will play a big role in its success. With only 14 seniors, the 2007 Presidents arepredominantly a junior and sophomore dominated team.

“We have 31 juniors and 48 sophomores and many of these guys will see a lot of playing time,” concluded Sirianni.“However, our seniors will set the tone for the year starting in August. Many of these seniors have been waiting for anopportunity and I expect them to set the example for our younger players.”

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Mike Sirianni returns for his fifth season as the 31st head football coach in Washington & JeffersonCollege history in 2007.

The 35-year-old head coach has won more games through four seasons than any coach in W&J historywith a record of 40-7. He has also guided the Presidents to four consecutive postseason appearances.

Last year, Sirianni moved into third place on the school’s all-time coaching victory list behind onlyJohn Luckhardt (137-37-2) and D.C. Morrow (52-20-5). His .851 winning percentage is the highest in schoolhistory among W&J coaches with four or more years of experience.

Since Sirianni’s arrival at Washington & Jefferson, the Presidents have shattered more than 75individual or team offensive records.

The 2006 Presidents claimed the school’s 21st Presidents’ Athletic Conference championship andSirianni was named the PAC Coach of the Year for the second time after leading W&J to 10 consecutive victoriesduring the season. He helped W&J reach the second round of the NCAA Division III playoffsand his offense committed the fewest turnovers in the nation with only 10 in 12 contests.

Sirianni played an important role in the development of quarterback Bobby Swallow, who finishedthird in the nation in passing efficiency in his first season as a starter.

The Presidents finished the 2005 campaign with the sixth-best total (501.8 ypg) and passing (327.3 ypg) offenses in NCAA Division III. The501.8 yards per game set a new school record. W&J also finished fourth in the country with an average of 41.9 points per contest.

In 2004, Sirianni helped W&J set a new school record with 12 victories after the Presidents advanced to their quarterfinals of the NCAA DivisionIII playoffs for the first time since 1995.

Sirianni’s teams continued to rack up impressive offensive numbers in 2005 as W&J finished 16th in the nation in both total (447.3 ypg) andpassing (273.2) yards per game. Quarterback Chris Edwards also extended Sirianni’s tradition of top-ranked signal callers as he ranked third in the country inpass efficiency.

After claiming the Presidents’ Athletic Conference Championship, Sirianni was honored as the league’s coach of the year. He was also selected asthe Washington-Greene Country College Men’s Coach of the Year.In 2003, Sirianni led W&J to a 9-2 overall record and helped the Presidents claim the ECAC Southwest Region Bowl Game with a 41-19 victory at Wilkes.

As the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, Sirianni brought yearly national recognition to W&J’s offensive unit from 1999-2002. He hasbeen credited with the development of former W&J quarterback Brian Dawson, who finished his career with 10,259 passing yards, which is the fifth-highesttotal in NCAA Division III history.

In 2001, the Presidents ranked 16th in the nation (440.0 ypg) in total offense, 24th in scoring offense (36.3 ppg) and 26th in passing offense (280.3ypg).

Washington & Jefferson ranked fifth in the country in total offense in 2000, averaging 500.8 yards per game. W&J also rewrote the school’soffensive record books, breaking 17 team and individual records. He helped Dawson lead all NCAA divisions (I, II or III) in passing efficiency with a ratingof 201.5. In 1999, Washington & Jefferson ranked 14th in the nation in total offense (445.0 ypg).

In 1998, he served as the offensive coordinator at Wilkes, where he helped the Colonels achieve national rankings in pass offense and passingefficiency.

Prior to coaching at Wilkes, Sirianni spent three years as the wide receivers coach at his alma mater, Mount Union. During his stint as a coach, thePurple Raiders won national championships in 1996 and 1997. Before his time at Mount Union, he also served one year on the staff at Ithaca as a graduateassistant coach, while earning his master’s degree in exercise and sports management.

As a player, Sirianni was a three-year starter and two-time All-Ohio Athletic Conference selection as a wide receiver and won a national champion-ship in 1993. He also was a four-time conference triple jump champion on the Mount Union track team.Sirianni, his wife, Jennifer, and his daughter Jenna, reside in Hopewell, Pa.

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Todd Young begins his eighth season on the W&J staff, serving as the offensive line coach and recruiting coordinator. In addition,Young is also assistant head coach for the fifth-straight year.

Young played an important role in the development of two All-America linemen, Chris Hickey and Chris Teter, during the pasttwo seasons.

He came to W&J from his alma mater, Hiram College, where he doubled as the offensive line coach and recruiting coordinator since1996. A 1996 graduate, he earned a bachelor’s degree in elementary education. As a player at Hiram, Young was a three-year starter anda two-year captain on the offensive line. He also became the first player in school history to compete in a postseason national all-stargame in the 1995 National All-Star Classic.

In addition to football, Young also was the head softball coach for Hiram in 2000. He helped lead the Terriers to a fourth-placeconference finish, which was the team’s best finish over a decade.

A member of the American Football Coaches Association, Young also spent two seasons as the head men’s lacrosse coach at W&J as the program’s firstcoach.

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MIKE SIRIANNI, OFFENSIVE COORDINATORJohn Klein returns for his fifth season as the defensive coordinator at Washington & Jefferson College.Last season, Klein helped W&J rank 13th in Division III with 32 forced turnovers. That number helped the Presidents finish second

in the country in turnover margin. Klein’s 2006 defense also ranked 30th in the nation in scoring defense as W&J limited opponentsto 14.3 points per game.

Two years ago, the Presidents finished 35th in the nation in total defense as they allowed only 284.6 yards per game. W&J alsoranked 24th in the country against the run (100.3 ypg).Klein’s 2004 unit led the PAC and ranked among the nation’s leaders in scoring defense as the group allowed only 12.4 points per gameduring the regular season. He also played a large role in the development of strong safety Frank Pilato, who became W&J’s first-ever

two-time AFCA Division III All-American.Klein’s 2003 defense allowed just over 300 yards per game to rank third in the PAC and 62nd in the nation. The Presidents led the conference in sacks

(32) and were second in scoring defense ( 16.3 ppg).Klein is a veteran football coach in western Pennsylvania and northeast Ohio, who has 20 years of experience. He has spent seven of those seasons as

a defensive coordinator and one year as an offensive coordinator.From 1999-2002, Klein served as the defensive line coach at Westminster College. In 2002, he helped the Titans lead the Presidents’ Athletic Conference

in sacks (27) and finish second in the league in scoring defense (20.5).Prior to his experience at Westminster, Klein was the offensive coordinator at Hiram College in 1998. Klein has also worked at several high schools in

the Youngstown, Ohio, area, including his alma mater, Cardinal Mooney High School.He is a graduate of Youngstown State University with a bachelor’s degree in secondary education/mathematics.

JOHN KLEIN, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR

MIKE SIRIANNI, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR

CASEY GOFF, DEFENSIVE LINE/SPECIAL TEAMSCasey Goff begins his first season as an assistant coach at Washington & Jefferson College in 2007. Goff will work primarily

with the Presidents’ defensive line and special teams units.Goff comes to W&J from Rhodes College (Tenn.) where he spent one year as the defensive line coach. Rhodes ranked fifth in

the nation in total defense (199.6 ypg) and led the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference with 32 sacks.Prior to his stint at Rhodes, Goff worked two seasons as the defensive line/assistant strength coach at Cortland State (N.Y.).

Goff helped the Dragons reach the 2005 NCAA Division III playoffs and coached a unit which ranked second in the nation inrushing defense (40.9 ypg). He also played a role in the development of All-American and East Region Defensive Player of theYear Adam Haas.

Goff, a native of Montrose, Pa., also has experience in coaching football at Mansfield, Susquehanna and Muhlenberg.A 2001 graduate of Susquehanna, Goff was a three-year letterwinner for the Crusaders’ defense as a defensive lineman and linebacker. Following his

senior season, he was honored with the team’s Coaches’ Award.

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Terry George is a veteran football coach inwestern Pennsylvania in the high school andcollegiate ranks who comes back for his fifth seasonon the W&J staff in 2007.

Prior to his arrival at W&J, George served threeyears as the co-offensive coordinator at Carlynton

where he helped lead the Cougars into the WPIAL and PIAA playoffs in2001.

He also was the head coach at Ambridge High School from 1997-2000as well as the head coach at West Allegheny High School from 1994-1998where he was twice named the Three Rivers Conference Coach of the Year.

In between his two stints as head coach, George spent two seasons asthe co-offensive coordinator under Steve Campos at Bethany College. He is a1979 graduate of West Liberty College.

Matt Caponi will serve his second season onthe Presidents’ coaching staff in 2006.

Caponi arrived at W&J from Mount UnionCollege where he spent two seasons as an assistantcoach. In 2005, he helped guide the Purple Raidersto the NCAA Division III National Championship.

Caponi played four years of football at Mount Union from 2000-2003.During his career as a free safety, the Purple Raiders won three

national titles.As a junior, Caponi was an Honorable-Mention All-Ohio Athletic

Conference honoree. In 2003, he was selected to the Second Team All-OACsquad.

Jeff Hufnagel returns to his alma mater for hissecond season coaching the Presidents’ defensivebacks in 2007.

A 1993 W&J graduate, Hufnagel was a four-year letterwinner for the W&J football team. As asenior, Hufnagel was a member of the 1992

Presidents who played in the national championship game.Since graduating from Washington & Jefferson College, Hufangel has

been on the scholastic coaching staffs at Peters Township, Dematha (Md.),South Park and Butler.

Mike DiAngelo will spend his first season as

a member of the Presidents’ coaching staff in 2007.

DiAngelo spent last season as an assistant

football coach at Division II Concord University

(W.Va.) where he worked primarily as the team’s

quarterbacks coach. He also assisted with the special teams units.

DiAngelo was a four-year member of the Baldwin-Wallace (2002-

2005) football program and a two-year starting quarterback. As a junior, the

Steubenville, Ohio native threw for 1,249 yards and eight touchdowns.

During his sophomore season in 2003, the Yellow Jackets earned a

bid to the NCAA Division III playoffs.

DiAngelo graduated with a bachelor’s degree in sport management.

Mark DeRosa returns to Washington &Jefferson College for his second stint as anassistant coach in 2007. He previously worked sixseasons for the Presidents’ football program as thedefensive line and linebackers coach.

For the past two years, DeRosa was thedefensive coordinator at Chartiers-Houston High

School.He has also coached previously at Avella High School and Trinity

High School, working with the defensive line and linebackers. He wasdefensive coordinator for four years at Avella.

DeRosa was a two-time all-conference and all-county linebacker atChartiers-Houston. He earned a degree in drafting at the WashingtonInstitute of Technology and is also a certified strength and conditioningcoach.

MIKE DiANGELOQUARTERBACKS

MARK DEROSAASST. OFFENSIVE LINE

TERRY GEORGEOFF. CONSULTANT

MATT CAPONILINEBACKERS

JEFF HUFNAGELSECONDARY

Keith Hartbauer begins his first season as anassistant coach at W&J in 2007. He will workprimarily with the team’s running backs.

Hartbauer had previously served as the headcoach at Peters Township High School from 2001-2006. Hartbauer led the Indians to back-to-backWPIAL playoff appearances and helped produce

the second-best record in school history.Hartbauer also led Peters Township to its first-ever WPIAL Class

AAA playoff victory. He developed the Peters Township Youth FootballCamp, while improving and directing the recreation football league. In2004, Hartbauer was a finalist for the Washington-Greene County Coach ofthe Year Award.

He also coached Hamilton West High School (N.J.) to six conferencetitles in seven years and was named The Trenton Times Coach of theDecade.

Hartbauer earned a bachelor’s degree in health and physical educationat Slippery Rock University and master’s degrees in exercise physiologyfrom SRU and educational administration from Duquesne University.

Hartbauer and his wife, Kelly, have for children, Kory, Kari, Kaitlynand Kylie. They reside in McMurray, Pa.

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Mike Lesako begins his ninth year with thePresidents’ sports medicine staff in the fall of2007.

Before coming to W&J, he served as thehead athletic trainer at Salem-Teikyo from1998-99 and as an assistant in 1997-98.

He has also served as the head trainer/assistant director ofsports medicine for Health Trax and the head trainer at the JeffersonHospital Sports Medicine Center.

A 1993 graduate of California (Pa.), Lesako earned abachelor’s degree in education with an emphasis in athletic trainingand a master’s degree in the same field. He completed his graduateassistantship at Bentworth High School.

Lesako and his wife, Teresa, currently reside in Washington,Pa. They are the proud parents of their 1-year-old son, Matteo.

Mark Lesako will also begin his ninth yearW&J iduring the 2007-08 academic year.

Prior to his arrival at the College, heworked at the Health Trax/NovaCare RehabClinic since 1995. In 1994, he was the headathletic trainer at Jefferson-Morgan High

School.A native of Brownsville, Pa., Lesako is a 1993 graduate of

California (Pa.) where he earned a bachelor’s degree in educationwith an emphasis in athletic training.

He is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association,the Pennsylvania Trainers’ Association and the Eastern AthleticTrainers’ Association.

Lesako and his wife, Kristen, were married on June 30, 2007.The couple resides in Washington, Pa.

MARK LESAKOATHLETIC TRAINER

MIKE LESAKOATHLETIC TRAINER

SUPPORT STAFF

Richard Stevens has now been the equip-ment manager at W&J for 17 seasons, handlingall 24 varsity sports.

Stevens is a tireless worker and one of themost valued members of the athletics depart-ment, who provides the Presidents’ athletics

teams with the very latest equipment and technology.He began working at the school in 1979 in maintenance before

moving into the athletics department in 1990.In addition to his work at W&J, Stevens has also coached the girls’

basketball teams at Trinity West Elementary School and BrownsonHouse as well as a T.W.I.S.T. softball team. Stevens also coached aSpecial Olympics basketball team for three years.

Stevens and his wife, Kathy, have two children, Julie and Vicki.

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W&J QUICK FACT

• The Washington & Jefferson football team suffered agreat loss following the 2004 season as superfan RemoBertugli passed away. In 2005, the Presidents left the No.1 unsuited in memory of our great friend. The W&Jfamily will never forget the great things Remo did for allof the athletic teams at W&J and he continues to beremembered by the players, fans, alumni and coaches ofall 26 W&J athletic teams.


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DR. TORI HARING-SMITHPRESIDENT

Dr. Tori Haring-Smith became Washington & Jefferson College’s 12th president in January 2005.Dr. Haring-Smith holds doctoral and master’s degrees from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

and a bachelor’s degree from Swarthmore College. Prior to coming to W&J, Dr. Haring-Smith was vicepresident for educational affairs at Willamette University in Salem, Oregon. In that role, she worked with facultyand deans to identify and fund institution-wide initiatives and to raise the national visibility of the college,helping to set a university record for fundraising in a single year ($21 million in 2002-03). She also servedWillamette as dean of the College of Liberal Arts, in which position she increased faculty diversity, extendedbenefits to part-time faculty, and restructured the office to better serve at-risk students.

Dr. Haring-Smith’s academic background is in theatre and writing. She is a noted director, author, andspeaker, having presented more than 150 lectures and workshops, published 10 books and numerous articles on topics ranging from curriculumreform to drama to pedagogy. Dr. Haring-Smith has also had three play translations widely distributed in the United States and has beenrecognized by the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle and LA Weekly. She spent 16 years teaching theatre and writing at Brown University, whereshe funded, established, and administered the Rose Writing Fellows Program, a cross-curricular writing and speaking initiative. She also chairedthe Department of Performing and Visual Arts at the American University in Cairo, Egypt, and served as artistic director for the WallaceTheatre in Cairo.

As executive director of the Thomas J. Watson Foundation, Dr. Haring-Smith helped make it possible each year for sixty Thomas J.Watson Fellows to pursue independent research outside the United States for one year following their college graduation. A recipient of theWatson Fellowship when she was at Swarthmore, Dr. Haring-Smith has a passion for the educational value of international exploration. She hastraveled extensively across the world, having visited Afghanistan, Iran, India, Sri Lanka, and Cambodia among other countries.

As W&J’s president, Dr. Haring-Smith is dedicated to bolstering already strong academic programs, bringing faculty salaries intoparity with those of colleagues nationally, adding support to student life initiatives, increasing diversity on campus, developing a strongeremphasis on global issues, and growing the College’s endowment. She plans to continue W&J’s campaign to renew and grow its historiccampus, initially focusing on the funding and building of a new science facility and recreational center.

A nationally recognized advocate for the liberal arts, Dr. Haring-Smith serves the Association of American Colleges and Universities(AAC&U) as a SAGE (Strategies for Achieving Greater Expectations) consultant and as a mentor and coach for the Institute on CampusLeadership for Sustainable Innovation. She was also a national panel member for Greater Expectations, AAC&U’s national report on liberaleducation in the 21st century. In 2003, she was a peer evaluator for the U.S.-Middle East Universities Partnership Program.

Dr. Haring-Smith is married to Robert Haring-Smith, a computer consultant and native of the Pittsburgh area. Their son, Whitney, is astudent at Yale University.

Bill Dukett was named as the Director of Athletics in January of 2006.Dukett began his career at W&J in 1982 where he served as the associate head coach for the Presidents’

football team. As a member of the coaching staff, Dukett helped lead W&J to a record of 137-37-2, including14 Presidents’ Athletic Conference Championships and two appearances in the NCAA Division III NationalChampionship Game.

Dukett also served as the head track and field coach from 1982–1992 and the head men’s and women’s golfcoach from 1992–2003. In golf, Dukett’s teams claimed six PAC titles and he was honored as the PAC Coachof the Year six times. In 1998, Dukett recruited for and started the first women’s golf team in school history.

After leaving the coaching ranks in 1998, Dukett spent four years as the assistant director of alumni rela-tions where he organized and staffed alumni events nationwide. In 2002, Dukett became a major gift officer in the development office, aposition he currently holds. Dukett served as the lead gift officer and advocate in the funding of Ross Memorial Park and Alexandre Stadium,which are the homes of the Presidents’ men’s and women’s soccer, baseball and lacrosse teams.

Prior to his arrival at Washington & Jefferson College, Dukett spent time as the head football coach at Parkland High School (1978–1982) and Palmerton High School (1975–1978). At Parkland, he also chaired the health and physical education department. From 1970–1975,Dukett assisted with the football and basketball programs at Phillipsburg High School in New Jersey.

At East Stroudsburg, Dukett was a three-time Honorable Mention All-America quarterback. A member of the ESU Hall of Fame,Dukett also played two years of basketball for the Warriors.

BILL DUKETTDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

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PRESIDENTS

MIKE ASHBAUGHSo. • OL • 6-1 • 270Washington, Pa./Trinity

BRADLEY BEGONIAJr. • DL • 5-11 • 250Mt. Pleasant, Pa./SouthmorelandOne of many talented players who will get an opportu-nity to play along the Presidents’ defensive line ... sawaction mostly on junior varsity in his first two seasons ...lettered three years in football and track & field atSouthmoreland High School ... also a member of PhiDelta Theta at Washington & Jefferson ... businessadministration major.

CRAIG BESONGSo. • WR • 6-3 • 195Baden, Pa./Ambridge

JACOB BLOOMHUFFSo. • DL • 6-3 • 245Grosse Pointe, Mich./NorthAthletic defensive lineman who will have a chance tostart on the defensive line heading into the first game ofthe season ... was a talented two-way player as a fullbackand defensive lineman at Grosse Pointe High School ...scored five touchdowns in a playoff game victory overDetroit Finney High School ... National Honor Society ...All-State performer ... undeclared major.

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MEET THE VETERANS

Lettered as a freshman ... saw limited varsity action in areserve role ... also was a solid performer on the W&Jjunior varsity squad ... in the mix to crack the startinglineup in preseason camp ... member of 2006 Presidents’Athletic Conference Fall Academic Honor Roll ... firstteam all-Quad West offensive lineman at Trinity HighSchool ... undeclared major.

Impressed the coaching staff after a solid freshmancampaign on the junior varsity team ... expected to makean impact in the passing game in 2007 ... lettered infootball, basketball and baseball at Ambridge ... four-yearfootball starter and three-time All-Parkway Conferenceselection ... received Beaver County Sports Hall of FameStudent-Athlete Scholarship ... undeclared major.

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CHAD BOSKATSo. • DL • 6-3 • 250Jamestown, N.Y./Jamestown

BRANDON BOVINAJr. • DL • 6-1 • 270Mingo Junction, Ohio/Indian CreekTwo-year letterwinner ... totaled 11 tackles during hissophomore season in which he was a reserve defensivelineman ... racked up first career sacks at Hanover (9/16)... wrapped up career-high three tackles versus ThomasMore (11/4) .. played in nine games a year ago andnotched seven tackles (four solo) ... posted firstcareer tackle for a loss against Bethany (10/22/05) ...

lettered in football at Indian Creek High School ... economics major.

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Will look to add to the depth along the Washington &Jefferson College defensive line in 2007 ... agiledefensive player who has shown the ability to get afterthe quarterback ... lettered in football and track & fieldat Jamestown High School ... played offensive anddefensive line ... team captain ... undeclared major.

PAUL BOYAGODASo. • TE • 6-3 • 220Mechanicsburg, Pa./Cumberland Valley

RYAN BREENSo. • DE • 6-1 • 230Gibsonia, Pa./Pine-RichlandLettered as a freshman ... another talented defensivelineman who will receive an opportunity to compete fora starting role in the preseason ... saw action in threegames as a freshman and collected three assisted tackles... lettered in football and wrestling at Pine-RichlandHigh School ... one of the top wrestlers in the district ...xxx major.

DAVE BUCARJr. • C • 6-0 • 280Trafford, Pa./Penn-Trafford

RUSS CHASESr. • DL • 6-4 • 265Girard, Pa./GirardTwo-year letterwinner … part-time starter on thedefensive line last year prior to a season-ending injuryversus Waynesburg ... accumulated 18 tackles and twosacks ... also recovered one fumble and batted down a pairof passes ... played in six games as a sophomore andamassed two assisted tackles ... W&J Scout TeamDefensive Player of the Week for Week Five in

2004 ... lettered three years in football at Girard … also racked up two letters inbaseball … first team all-county tight end … business administration major

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Lettered as a freshman ... saw limited varsity action, butplayed an important role on the junior varsity team ...will be another talented target for quarterback BobbySwallow ... caught first career pass at Hanover (9/16) ...selected to Quad A All-State All-PNF HonorableMention Team ... W&J teammate Matt Houy was alsoon the same squad ... undeclared major.

Two-year letterwinner … 2006 Honorable Mention All-PAC ... helped W&J rank as the No. 37 rushing offensein Division III ... served as the backup center for amajority of his freshman season before coming on tostart after an injury to Adam Shallcross ... can play allthree positions on the offensive line ... three-yearfootball letterwinner at Penn-Trafford ... All-Conferenceperformer ... Foothills Football Classic participant ...

Pgh. Tribune-Review All-Star ... team captain ... scholar-athlete awardwinner ...sister, Sarah, plays basketball at the University of Pennsylvania ... businessadministration major.

MATT CHUPPASr. • WR • 6-1 • 185Northfield, Ohio/Nordonia

RYAN CHURCHJr. • WR/QB • 6-4 • 200Martins Ferry, Ohio/Martins FerryTwo-year letterwinner ... served a backup quarterback infirst two years ... will attempt position switch to widereceiver in 2007 ... connected on 4-of-7 pass attemptslast year for 77 yards and one score ... rushed for 49yards and one touchdown ... made seven appearances as afreshman and completed 6-of-10 passes for 36 yards ...gained 97 yards (8.1 yards per carry) and scored two

touchdowns ... scored first career touchdown versus Hanover (9/10/05) ... alsoadded a rushing score at Grove City (10/15/05) ... Co-Eastern District DivisionIV Player of the Year ... First Team All-Ohio, All-OVAC, All-Valley and All-Times Leader ... business administration major.

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Lettered as a junior ... saw action in eight games andposted one reception ... played in five games as asophomore and hauled in two passes for 17 yards atEmory & Henry (9/24/05) ... will also play on thespecial teams units ... lettered in football andbaseball at Nordonia High School ... playedquarterback in high school ... accounting major.


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BRYAN CONSIDDERSo. • OL • 6-3 • 290Chardon, Ohio/Chardon

TRAVIS DUNNJr. • DB • 5-10 • 190Rostraver, Pa./Belle VernonLettered as a sophomore ... spent most of sophomoreseason as a special teams performer ... will serve as areserve in the secondary ... lettered in wrestling andfootball at Belle Vernon ... won section championship inwrestling in 2005 ... National Honor Society ... HonorRoll ... Interact Club ... business and political sciencedouble major.

MATT ELLINGERJr. • DE • 6-3 • 285Columbus, Ohio/Bexley

MITCH ERDELYSo. • DB • 6-0 • 180Perryopolis, Pa./GeibelLettered as a freshman ... made an immediate impact onthe Presidents’ special teams units ... also will fill in atcornerback this season ... finished with nine tackles as afreshman, including two solo stops ... posted a season-high four tackles versus Westminster (10/14) ... Three-time All-Conference and All-County selection at Geibel... 2005 Honorable-Mention All-State ... National Honor

Society ... Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Delta Theta at W&J ... Dean’s Liststudent in his first year ... undeclared major.

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One of a handful of sophomores looking to compete fora starting position on the offensive line ... versatile andathletic lineman ... lettered in football and track & fieldat Chardon High School ... First Team All-PremierAthletic Conference and All-Geauga County ... SecondTeam All-District ... also a member of the W&J track &field team ... information technology leadership major.

Lettered as a sophomore ... saw action in 11 games andcollected nine tackles, including one for a loss ... alsoforced one fumble and recovered another ... picked upfirst career tackle for a loss versus Thomas More (11/4)... forced a fumble vs. Hanover (9/16) and recovered onethe next week at Oberlin (9/23) ... Second Team All-District performer at Bexley ... psychology major.

JEFF ERNSTSr. • DL • 5-10 • 250Erie, Pa./Erie Strong Vincent

LUKE ESPEJr. • WR • 6-3 • 190Johnstown, Pa./Central CambriaLettered as a sophomore ... played in nine games andposted six receptions for 104 yards and one touchdown... notched first career touchdown on a 61-yard pass playat Bethany (11/11) ... played on the junior varsity teamas a freshman ... lettered in football, basketball and track& field at Central Cambria ... Second Team All-Areafootball performer ... All-Conference honoree in track &

field ... earned school’s Senior Scholar-Athlete Award ... father, Scott, playedbaseball at Bloomsburg Univ. ... biochemistry major.

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Two-year letterwinner … returns for his second-straightseason as a starter ... finished junior year with 28 tacklesand two sacks, playing all 12 games ... capped a 30-3victory over Waynesburg (10/28) with a 21-yardinterception return for a touchdown in the final seconds... played all 11 games and racked up 23 tackles (13 solo)in 2005 ... notched 5.5 tackles for a loss and one sack ...

played mostly on the junior varsity squad as a freshman … younger brother offormer W&J offensive lineman and assistant coach, Jay … W&J Scout TeamDefensive Player of the Week for Week Six as a freshman ...lettered threeyears in football at Erie Strong Vincent … all-conference performer …information technology leadership major.

JOHN FAHEYJr. • LB • 5-9 • 210Boardman, Ohio/Boardman

KIRK FULTONSo. • OL • 6-1 • 270South Park, Pa./South ParkLettered as a freshman ... tough and athletic lineman whowill see increased varsity action in 2007 ... lettered infootball and track & field at South Park High School ...member of 2005 PIAA Class A Championship Footballteam which went a perfect 16-0 ... All-State honoree ...two-time All-Conference selection ... undeclared major.

THOMAS GAULJr. • DL • 6-2 • 220Butler, Pa./Butler

DAVID GITLITZJr. • LB • 6-3 • 245Columbus, Ohio/BexleyTwo-year letterwinner ... 2006 Honorable-Mention All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference linebacker ... started forhis first full season at outside linebacker in 2006 ... willmove to his natural position of middle linebacker thisseason ... very athletic player for his size ... team’sleading returning tackler after posting 91 stops (42 solo,49 assists) ... finished eighth in the PAC in total tackles

... totaled at least one tackle in all 12 games ... racked up 5.5 tackles for a loss

... compiled a career-high 16 tackles in the season opener last year versusSalisbury (9/2) ... notched first career sack and 1.5 tackles for a loss versusWestminster on Homecoming Day at Cameron Stadium (10/14) ... forced a keyfumble in the NCAA playoff victory at Christopher Newport (11/18) ... alsorecovered a fumble at Hanover (9/16) ... played in all 11 games as a freshmanand amassed 18 tackles (eight solo) ... posted one tackle for a loss ... grabbedfirst career interception at Thomas More (11/5/05) ... also played a valubalerole on special teams ... lettered three years in football at Bexley ... two-timeall-conference honoree ... Second Team All-Central District ... undeclaredmajor.

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Two-year letterwinner ... one of the leading candidatesfor open starting outside linebacker positions ... one ofthe Presidents’ top special teams performers in each oflast two years ... posted 11 tackles last year, includingthree versus Allegheny and Bethany ... played in ninegames as a freshman on special teams ... notched 11tackles, including five solo stops ... recorded three

tackles vs. Allegheny (9/17) ... lettered in football, basketball and track & fieldat Boardman ... Boardman Gridiron Scholarship awardwinner ... father, Jack,played football at Dickinson ... mother, Joan, played basketball at Dickinson ...biology major.

Will vie for increased time along the defensive line in2007 ... saw limited action last season ... lettered infootball and track & field at Butler High School ...Honorable-Mention All-County performer ... member ofPhi Delta Theta at W&J ... business administrationmajor.

CHUCK GRABNERSo. • PK • 6-3 • 190Canal Winchester, Ohio/Pickerington

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Will serve as the team’s starting placekicker in 2007 ...steps into the role held by Kyle Sidebotham, the school’scareer field goal and kicker scoring leader ... lettered infootball, soccer and track & field at Pickerington ... All-Conference and All-District in football ... Team MVP forsoccer ... member of Alpha Lambda Beta at W&J ...named to Freshman National Honor Society ... engineer-

ing major.


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ADAM HOFFERSr. • OL • 6-3 • 280Latrobe, Pa./Latrobe

P.J. HOSKINSo. • LB • 5-11 • 220Canonsburg, Pa./Canon-McMillanPlayed mostly on junior varsity last year ... athletic andmobile linebacker who will compete for one of two openstarting outside linebacker positions ... expected tocontribute in his first full varsity season at linebacker ...lettered in football at Canon-McMillan ... played runningback and inside linebacker ... undeclared major.

MATT HOUYJr. • OL • 6-3 • 290Monroeville, Pa./Gateway

CURT JONESJr. • RB • 6-2 • 205Falconer, N.Y./FalconerTwo-year letterwinner ... has served as the team’s backuprunning back in his first two seasons ... will be asked toincrease his production in 2007 following the loss ofRyan Mendel to graduation ... rushed 12 times for 38yards and two scores in 2006 ... scored first careertouchdown in a 22-10 win over Allegheny (9/9) ...carried five times for 30 yards as a freshman ... also a

member of the W&J track & field team ... won the ECAC triple jumpchampionship this past spring ... lettered in football, basketball and track &field at Falconer ... Football Classic Offensive Player of the Year ... psychologymajor.

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Two-year letterwinner ... started at beginning of season,but was hampered by an injury ... looks to return to thestarting lineup in 2007 ... part of an offensethat set a new school record with 501.8 yards pergame in 2005 ... lettered two years in football and oneseason in track and field at Latrobe ... Future BusinessLeaders of America … Leaders of Tomorrow ...

economics major.

Two-year letterwinner ... 2006 Honorable Mention All-PAC ... developing into a leader on the offensive line ...big, tough athlete who earned a starting job in 2006 ...helped W&J rank 19th in the nation in scoring offenselast year (32.7 ppg) ... can play guard and tackle ...helped Gateway High School claim three conferencetitles ... First Team All-State and All-WPIAL ... two-

time First Team All-Conference ... high honor roll student ... Stand By Me ...Right Start ... Future Business Leaders of America ... information technologyleadership major.

TODD KEENANSr. • DB • 6-1 • 185Bloomingdale, Ohio/Indian Creek

#14

Two-year letterwinner ... will receive a chance to startfor the first time in his career ... served a valuable role asa reserve in the secondary for the past two years ... also avital player on special teams ... posted 17 tackles andtwo pass breakups in 2006 ... accumulated 18 tackles as asophomore ... First Team All-Ohio in basketball andtrack & field ... qualified for state championships in track

& field ... First Team Academics All-OVAC ... business major.

JOSH LINTONJr. • RB • 5-10 • 190New Castle, Pa./Laurel

KEVIN MATHEWSJr. • RB • 5-10 • 190Pittsburgh, Pa./Upper St. ClairTwo-year letterwinner ... leading candidate for startingrunning back position ... gained 388 yards on 71 carrieslast season ... also caught 24 passes for 262 yards ...totaled five touchdowns ... seventh in the PAC in all-purpose yardage (83.3 ypg) ... returned 14 kickoffs for ateam-high 322 yards ... posted career-high 91 yards andone score at Bethany (11/11) ... rushed eight times for

66 yards and one touchdown as a freshman ... caught four passes for 18 yards ...returned 12 punts for 79 yards and seven kickoffs for 143 yards ... scored firstcollegiate touchdown vs. Bethany (10/22/05) ... transferred to W&J afterplaying baseball at Indiana Univ. ... one of the top players in Upper St. Clairfootball history ... Pgh. Post Gazette Fabulous 22 ... Pgh. Tribune-Review Top25 Player ... business administration major.

TERRENCE McALLISTERSo. • RB • 5-9 • 180Wellsburg, W.Va./Brooke

TOM McCAFFERTYSr. • WR • 6-0 • 195Large, Pa./Thomas JeffersonTwo-year letterwinner and starter ...2006 HonorableMention All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference performer... has notched 61 career receptions for 999 yards and 11touchdowns ... returns as the Presidents’ most experi-enced skill-position player ... finds the ability to getopen in key situations in each of the past two seasons ...transferred to W&J from Mount Union prior to 2005

season ... team’s leading returning receiver with 39 receptions for 529 yardsand seven touchdowns ... caught at least one pass in 11 of 12 games ... hadeight catches for 95 yards in the NCAA Division III playoffs ... posted sevenreceptions for 89 yards and a key 26-yard, fourth-quarter touchdown at Thiel(10/7) ... set a career-high with two touchdown receptions at Hanover (9/16)and versus Thomas More (11/6) ... turned into one of the team’s top deepthreats at wideout as a sophomore ... caught 25 passes for 470 yards (21.4 ypr)and four touchdowns ... hauled in two passes for a career-high 109 yards atThomas More (11/5/05) ... had four receptions for 72 yards and the go-aheadtouchdown at Grove City (10/15/05) ... scored game-tying touchdown with 4:12remaining versus Thiel (10/1/05) ... notched first career touchdown at Tri-State(9/3) ... business major.

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Lettered as a sophomore ... third-leading rusher last yearwith 229 yards on 31 attempts ... led team with 7.4 yardsper attempt ... piled up 80 yards on eight attempts versusGrove City (10/21) ... scored first career touchdown andtotaled 54 yards at Bethany (11/11) ... saw limitedvarsity action as a freshman ... led Laurel High School to2005 conference title ... All-Conference in football ...

Team MVP in track & field ... member of Phi Delta Theta and Pre-HealthSociety at W&J ... psychology major.

Quick, agile running back who will look to make animpact on the varsity level in 2007 ... served as leadingrusher on the junior varsity squad last year ... diminutivesize, but impressed coaching staff with his quick feet ...has shown the ability to get into the open field ...lettered in football at Brooke High School ... undeclaredmajor.

CHRIS KESSLERJr. • DB • 5-10 • 185Massillon, Ohio/Massillon-Jackson

#2

Lettered as a sophomore ... early candidate to fill openslot in the Presidents’ secondary ... reserve at cornerbacklast season ... amassed seven tackles and recovered onefumble ... also developed into the team’s top puntreturner with 14 for 108 yards (7.7 ypr) ... posted ateam-best return of 28 yards versus Thomas More (11/4)... lettered in football and baseball at Jackson ... All-

League, All-County and All-District as a senior ... engineering major.

ANDREW HEISLERJr. • DB • 6-3 • 210Mechanicsburg, Pa./Cumberland ValleyLettered as a sophomore ... played in all 12 games lastyear as a wide receiver and special teams performer ...switching positions this year to become a defensive back... caught eight passes for 76 yards and a touchdown lastseason ... scored first career touchdown from 27 yardsout versus Grove City (10/21) ... also picked up threetackles on special teams ... accounting major.

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DOUG MELTONSr. • DB • 6-2 • 205Cleveland, Ohio/Midpark

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Two-year letterwinner ... will serve as a veteran leader in2007 ... has performed well on the special teams units ineach of last two seasons ... also will look to play a largerrole in the secondary ... member of W&J track & fieldteam ... one of the squad’s top sprinters ... businessadministration major.

STEVE MORTSr. • OL • 6-4 • 280Hubbard, Ohio/Hubbard

JULIAN MUGANDASr. • DL • 6-2 • 255Gaithersburg, Md./Watkins MillTwo-year letterwinner ... part-time starter last season ...grabbed 11 tackles, including one for a loss ... alsonotched one sack ... saw action in nine games on thedefensive line as a sophomore ... posted 20 tackles,including nine solo stops ... notched one tackle for a lossand recovered one fumble ... played on junior varsityteam as a freshman ... lettered two years for the W&J

lacrosse team ... started the 2005 season on defense ... accounting major.RYAN MULLENSr. • DB • 5-11 • 195Uniontown, Md./South Carroll

BRENDAN O’MAHONYSo. • RB • 6-2 • 220Gibsonia, Pa./Pine-RichlandLettered as a freshman ... was used primarily as a runblocker, but will receive more opportunities to carry theball in 2007 ... punishing blocker ... helped W&J lead thePAC in rushing ... played all 12 games ... rushed fivetimes for six yards as a freshman ... also plays specialteams and posted eight tackles, including two in theseason finale in Texas at Mary Hardin-Baylor (11/25) ...

undeclared major.

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Three-year letterwinner ... played a backup role alongthe offensive line in first three seasons ... will adddepth to one of the Presidents’ most talented positiongroups ... lettered in football and swimming atHubbard ... also was a two-year member of the trackand field team ... earned swim team’s Most ImprovedMale Athlete award ... physics major.

Two-year letterwinner ... team’s lone returning starter inthe secondary ... smart, athletic player who developedinto one of the league’s top covermen ... accumulated 55tackles and four interceptions ... also broke up six passplays ... keyed the Presidents’ 27-23 victory at CNU(11/18) in the NCAA playoffs with a 41-yard intercep-tion return for a touchdown in the second quarter ...

served as a backup defensive back as a sophomore ... played in 10 games andracked up 10 tackles and two interceptions ... notched first career interceptionat Tri State (9/3) ... also picked off one pass vs. Bethany (10/22) ... recordedthree solo tackles at Emory & Henry (9/24) ... all-county and all-conferenceperformer in football and baseball at South Carroll ... Honorable Mention All-State in football ... biology major.

BRANDON PFEIFERJr. • DL • 6-3 • 280Easton, Md./St. James

JASON PIERCESr. • OL • 6-3 • 290Cahot, Pa./KnochTwo-year letterwinner ... played a backup role andadded depth to the Presidents’ offensive line during thelast two seasons ... also saw time as a tight end in theW&J goal-line packages ... lettered two years in footballat Knoch High School ... team co-captain ... sister,Nicole, also attended Washington & Jefferson College ...accounting major.

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Lettered as a sophomore ... moved over to the defensiveside of the ball last season ... will be in the mix forvarsity action on the defensive line ... lettered infootball, basketball and baseball at St. James High School... 2004 All-County selection ... uncle, Tom, playedfootball at Salisbury ... works with W&J basketball teamduring the winter ... English major.

DAVID RAVIDAJr. • WR • 5-10 • 185Solon, Ohio/Solon

MIKE SEDUNOVSo. • DB • 5-11 • 200Herminie, Pa./YoughLettered as a freshman ... served a valuable role on thePresidents’ special teams units ... will most likely be areserve in the secondary in 2007 ... played in all 12games and picked up 12 tackles ... seven of his 12 tackleswere solo stops ... two-time All-Conference honoree atYough High School ... named Honorable Mention All-State as a quarterback and defensive back ... undeclaredmajor.ADAM SHALLCROSSSr. • OL • 6-0 • 270Bellaire, Ohio/Bellaire

ERIC SIBENACSr. • OL • 6-1 • 290Pittsburgh, Pa./ShalerTwo-year letterwinner ... teams with Adam Shallcrossand Adam Hoffer as the team’s veteran leaders up front... has started games in each of last two years ... set backlast season due to injury ... helped W&J set a new schoolrecord with 501.8 yards per game as a sophomore ...served in a backup role as a freshman and also spent timeon the junior varsity squad ... played four years of

football at Shaler High School, lettering twice ... team captain ... volunteers atthe Boys & Girls Club ... also a member of Clubservice ... international businessmajor.

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Two-year letterwinner ... developed into one of theconference’s top receiving threats ... finished the 2007season as the second-leading pass catcher on the teamwith 36 receptions for 461 yards and four touchdowns ...caught at least one pass in all 12 contests ... recorded acareer-high 63 yards at Oberlin (9/22) ... saw action infour games as a freshman ... caught first collegiate pass

for five yards versus Bethany (10/22/05) ... lettered in football, baseball andtrack & field at Solon ... two-time all-conference honoree ... All-Districtperformer ... nine-time scholar-athlete ... four-year honor roll ... psychologymajor.

Two-year letterwinner ... 2005 Honorable Mention All-PAC ... has started games in each of the last two years ...missed end of 2005 season due to injury ... has helpedW&J set team offensive records for total yards twiceduring his career ... lettered three years in football atBellaire ... All-OVAC ... All-Eastern District ... All-Regional ... Times Leader Athlete of the Week ... honor

roll student ... business administration major.

BRIAN SKOKOWSKISr. • OL • 6-3 • 305Titusville, Pa./Titusville

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Lettered as a junior ... another offensive lineman whowill add depth to a veteran unit ... transferred to W&Jfrom Mount Union ... talented field athlete for W&Jtrack & field team ... 2005 Second Team All-PAC in theshot put ... qualified for the 2005 ECAC OutdoorChampionships ... lettered in football at Titusville HighSchool ... two-year All-NWAC selection for football ...

three-time All-NWAC in track & field ... NWAC Shot Put Champion ... childdevelopment education major.


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BOBBY SWALLOWJr. • QB • 6-2 • 210Salem, Ohio/West Branch

MITCH TENNEYJr. • DL • 6-2 • 265Burbank, Ohio/Norwayne

RYAN VALDISERRISr. • QB • 6-2 • 190Pittsburgh, Pa./Mt. LebanonWill once again serve as a backup quarterback in 2007 ...will serve as a veteran leader to the Presidents’ youngersignal callers ... transferred to Washington & JeffersonCollege from Mount Union College prior to his sopho-more season ... played quarterback at Mount LebanonHigh School ... child development education major.

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Two-year letterwinner ... 2006 First Team All-Presidents’Athletic Conference quarterback ... established himself asone of the nation’s most accurate passers with the third-best efficiency rating in Division III (168.1) ... threwonly five interceptions in 229 pass attempts ... com-pleted over 69 percent of his attempts (159-229) for2,022 yards (44th in Division III) and 20 touchdowns ...

also rushed for 87 yards and three scores ... ranked 83rd in the country inpassing yards per game (168.5) and 97th in total offense (175.8) ... completedless than 50 percent of his passes only once in 12 games ... tossed for a career-high 230 yards in the season-ending loss at Mary-Hardin Baylor in the NCAADivision III Second Round (11/25) ... had best game of his career at Hanover(9/16) after completing 18-of-20 passes for 210 yards and four touchdowns(244.2 QB rating) ... posted a 293.8 quarterback rating at Bethany (11/11) ...was intercepted only twice in his final nine regular-season games ... misfired ononly 12 first-quarter passes during the entire 2006 season ... played in fivegames in 2005 and completed 14-of-18 passes for 114 yards and one touch-down ... tossed first collegiate TD pass versus Bethany (10/22/05) ... threw for2,525 yards and 20 touchdowns at West Branch ... ... Second Team All-N.B.C.... First Team All-Quad County ... Offensive Player of the Year ... businessmajor.

Two-year letterwinner ... played all 12 games as asophomore and compiled 20 tackles ... notched onetackle for a loss ... amassed 10 tackles as a freshman,including two sacks ... pulled down first career sack inregular-season finale at Thomas More (11/5) and thenone sack at Bridgewater (11/19) two weeks later in theNCAA playoffs ... also a member of the W&J wrestling

team ... undeclared major.

JAMES WEATHERSPOONSr. • DB • 6-1 • 190Clairton, Pa./Clairton

TYLER WILSONJr. • OL • 6-2 • 250Volant, Pa./WilmingtonWill receive a chance to impress the coaching staff inpreseason camp, working with the varsity team ...provides much needed depth along the offensive line ...can play guard or tackle ... played on junior varsity squadin each of the first two seasons ... lettered three years infootball at Wilmington High School ... business major.

ZACK ZEBRASKYJr. • QB/P • 6-0 • 195Canonsburg, Pa./Washington

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Two-year letterwinner ... was primed for a breakoutseason in 2006, but was sidelined due to an injury ...coaching staff is expecting him to fill in for loss of GabeMcKee and Nick Cherish ... was limited to two games lastyear and finished with a pair of stops ... also broke upone pass attempt ... played 10 games as a sophomore andpicked up 11 tackles ... picked off first career

pass at Westminster (10/8) and returned it 49 yards ... played in two varsitygames as a freshman ... spent most of season on junior varsity team ... hadthree tackles and recovered one fumble ... lettered three years in baseball andtwo in football at Clairton ... first team Eastern “A” all-conference selection ...National Honor Society ... member of High Honor Roll ... father, Raymond,and uncle, Raymond Turner, played collegiate football ... business major.

Two-year letterwinner ... will handle the punting dutiesonce again while serving as a backup to quarterbackBobby Swallow ... finished fourth in the conference inpunting last season with an average of 34.6 yards perpunt ... punted 42 times for 1,453 yards ... drilled acareer-long 72-yard punt in the NCAA playoffs at MaryHardin-Baylor (11/25) ... downed 13 punts inside the 20-

yard line ... also had five punts fair caught ... became the team’s startingpunter midway through his freshman season ... punted 22 times for 834 yards(37.9 yards per punt) as a freshman ... booted a season-long 52-yarder atThomas More (11/5) ... nine of his 22 punts were downed inside the 20-yardline ... also a member of W&J’s baseball team which has won back-to-backconference titles as a reserve outfielder ... lettered in football, baseball andbasketball at Washington ... baseball team claimed 2001 WPIAL Class AA title... Observer-Reporter Football Player of the Week ... Comcast Leaders &Achievers Scholarship awardwinner ... biology major.

THAD SOLLICKSo. • LB • 5-10 • 215East Liverpool, Ohio/Beaver LocalLettered as a freshman ... tough, rugged linebacker who isan early candidate for open starting outside linebackerposition ... played in 10 games as a freshman and postednine tackles (three solo) ... made a season-high threestops at Hanover (9/16) ... lettered in football, wrestlingand baseball at Beaver Local ... earned section champion-ship in wrestling ... accounting major.

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No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School1 Kevin Mathews Jr. RB 5-10 190 Pittsburgh, Pa./Upper St. Clair2 Chris Kessler Jr. DB 5-10 185 Massillon, Ohio/Massillon-Jackson3 Luke Espe Jr. WR 6-3 190 Johnstown, Pa./Central Cambria4 Zach Bonatesta So. LB 5-10 210 Natrona Heights, Pa./Highlands5 Mike Stickner Jr. WR 6-3 200 Cranesville, Pa./Northwestern5 Jaret Trail So. RB 5-10 180 Hancock, Md./Hancock6 Joe Mucho So. WR 5-10 185 Bentleyville, Pa./Bentworth7 Mike Pohlot So. LB 6-2 190 Fayette City, Pa./Belle Vernon8 Josh Linton Jr. RB 5-10 190 New Castle, Pa./Laurel9 James Weatherspoon Jr. DB 6-1 190 Clairton, Pa./Clairton10 Ryan Church Jr. WR/QB 6-4 200 Martins Ferry, Ohio/Martins Ferry11 Ryan Mullen Sr. DB 5-11 195 Uniontown, Md./South Carroll12 Zack Zebrasky Jr. QB/P 6-0 195 Canonsburg, Pa./Washington13 Bubba Heisler Jr. DB 6-3 210 Mechanicsburg, Pa./Cumberland Valley13 Josh Halle Jr. DB 5-9 175 Beaver, Pa./Freedom14 Todd Keenan Sr. DB 6-1 185 Bloomingdale, Ohio/Indian Creek15 David Ravida Jr. WR 5-10 185 Solon, Ohio/Solon16 Bobby Swallow Jr. QB 6-2 210 Salem, Ohio/West Branch17 Matt Chuppa Sr. WR 6-1 185 Northfield, Ohio/Nordonia18 Ryan Valdiserri Sr. QB 6-2 190 Pittsburgh, Pa./Mt. Lebanon19 Justin Schmotzer So. QB 6-1 190 Pittsburgh, Pa./Baldwin20 Mike Sedunov So. DB 5-11 200 Herminie, Pa./Yough21 Travis Dunn Jr. DB 5-10 190 Rostraver, Pa./Belle Vernon22 Terrence McAllister So. RB 5-9 180 Wellsburg, W.Va./Brooke23 Josh Rodgers Jr. TE 6-0 200 Bolivar, Ohio/Tuskey Valley24 Tom McCafferty Sr. WR 6-0 195 Large, Pa./Thomas Jefferson25 James Cavalancia So. DB 5-11 190 Indiana, Pa./Indiana26 Mitch Erdely So. DB 6-0 180 Perryopolis, Pa./Geibel27 Todd Coyne So. WR 6-0 175 Bellaire, Ohio/Bellaire28 Curt Jones Jr. RB 6-2 205 Falconer, N.Y./Falconer29 P.J. Hoskin So. LB 5-11 200 Canonsburg, Pa./Canon-McMillan30 Anthony Pelini Jr. DB 5-11 180 Akron, Ohio/Archbishop Hoban31 William McCray So. WR 6-3 195 Corry, Pa./Corry32 J.D. Gardner So. LB 5-10 215 Amity, Pa./Trinity33 Jacob McBride So. RB 5-9 190 Fredonia, Pa./Reynolds34 Dave Castronova So. LB 5-9 195 Youngstown, Ohio/Austintown Fitch35 Zach Agett So. DB 6-1 210 Jamestown, N.Y./Southwestern35 Greg Victor So. DB 6-1 185 Pittsburgh, Pa./Perry36 Greg Uphold So. LB 5-11 200 Confluence, Pa./Uniontown37 Chuck Grabner So. PK 6-3 190 Canal Winchester, Ohio/Pickerington38 C.J. Reardon So. DB 5-9 180 Falconer, N.Y./Falconer39 Chad Boskat So. DL 6-3 250 Jamestown, N.Y./Jamestown40 Tom Dodd So. TE 6-3 245 Union City, Pa./Union City41 Doug Melton Sr. DB 6-2 205 Cleveland, Ohio/Midpark42 Lee Marsh So. DB 5-10 175 Essex, Md./Kenwood43 Micah Pears Fr. DL 6-2 245 Stoystown, Pa./Bishop McCort44 John Fahey Jr. LB 5-9 210 Boardman, Ohio/Boardman45 Thad Sollick So. LB 5-10 215 East Liverpool, Ohio/Beaver Local46 Brandon Pfeifer Jr. DL 6-3 280 Easton, Md./St. James47 David Gitlitz Jr. LB 6-3 245 Columbus, Ohio/Bexley48 Brendan O’Mahony So. R B 6-2 220 Gibsonia, Pa./Pine-Richland49 Nate Bucklew So. DB 5-11 185 Bethel Park, Pa./Bethel Park50 Dave Bucar Jr. OL 6-0 280 Trafford, Pa./Penn-Trafford51 Matt Bortnick So. DL 5-11 220 Cleveland, Ohio/Benedictine52 Julian Muganda Sr. DL 6-2 255 Gaithersburg, Md./Watkins Mill53 Adam Shallcross Sr. OL 6-0 270 Bellaire, Ohio/Bellaire54 Bradley Begonia Jr. DL 5-11 250 Mt. Pleasant, Pa./Southmoreland57 Brandon Kosco Jr. OL 6-0 285 Canal Fulton, Ohio/Northwest58 Nick Schafer Jr. OL 5-10 220 Girard, Pa./Northwestern59 Mike Wamsley So. DL 6-2 255 East Liverpool, Ohio/East Liverpool60 Cory Denious So. DL 6-1 240 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio/Cuyahoga Falls61 Pat Denecke So. OL 6-1 300 Hamburg, N.Y./St. Francis62 Jacob Hornick So. OL 6-1 300 Port Republic, Md./Calvert64 Bryan Considder So. OL 6-3 290 Chardon, Ohio/Chardon65 Jordan Thompson So. OL 6-2 265 Natrona Heights, Pa./Highlands66 Jason Pierce Sr. OL 6-3 290 Cahot, Pa./Knoch67 Mike Ashbaugh So. OL 6-1 270 Washington, Pa./Trinity68 Ryan Gallagher So. OL 5-10 240 Washington, Pa./Trinity69 Pat Holland So. OL 6-4 285 Warren, Ohio/Howland70 Adam Hoffer Sr. OL 6-3 280 Latrobe, Pa./Latrobe71 Brian Skokowski Sr. OL 6-3 305 Titusville, Pa./Titusville

2007 PRESEASON ROSTERNo. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School72 Adam Davis So. DL 5-10 245 Pittsburgh, Pa./Upper St. Clair73 Matt Houy Jr. OL 6-3 290 Monroeville, Pa./Gateway74 Eric Sibenac Sr. OL 6-1 290 Pittsburgh, Pa./Shaler75 Kirk Fulton So. OL 6-1 270 South Park, Pa./South Park76 Tyler Wilson Jr. OL 6-2 250 Volant, Pa./Wilmington77 Steve Mort Sr. OL 6-4 280 Hubbard, Ohio/Hubbard78 Matt Montenero So. OL 6-2 240 Toms River, N.J./Toms River80 Craig Besong So. WR 6-3 195 Baden, Pa./Ambridge81 Pat Fetzko So. WR 5-11 175 West Mifflin, Pa./West Mifflin84 Ricky Morris So. DE 6-2 220 Brecksville, Ohio/Br.-Broadview Hts86 Dean Saunders Fr. DE 6-2 225 Gahanna, Ohio/St. Charles Prep88 Paul Boyagoda So. TE 6-3 220 Mechanicsburg, Pa./Cumberland Valley89 Joe Smith Jr. WR 6-4 190 Elizabeth, Pa./South Allegheny90 Russ Chase Sr. DL 6-4 265 Girard, Pa./Girard91 Jeff Ernst Sr. DL 5-10 250 Erie, Pa./Erie Strong Vincent92 Brandon Bovina Jr. DL 6-1 270 Mingo Junction, Ohio/Indian Creek93 Thomas Gaul Jr. DL 6-2 220 Butler, Pa./Butler94 Nathan Terry So. DL 6-0 275 Fairmont, W.Va./Fairmont95 Luke Sulek Jr. DL 6-2 210 Bellaire, Ohio/Bellaire96 Mitch Tenney Jr. DL 6-2 265 Burbank, Ohio/Norwayne97 Matt Ellinger Jr. DL 6-3 285 Columbus, Ohio/Bexley98 Ryan Breen So. DE 6-1 230 Gibsonia, Pa./Pine-Richland99 Jacob Bloomhuff So. DL 6-3 245 Grosse Pointe, Mich../Gr. Pt. North

Mike Berreth Fr. LB 6-1 210 Imperial, Pa./West AlleghenyBryant Cappelletti Fr. WR 6-2 185 St. Clairsville, Ohio/St. ClairsvilleJoe Ciccone Fr. DB 5-10 180 Aliquippa, Pa./CenterJoe Combine Fr. WR 6-1 185 Transfer, Pa./ReynoldsKane Danison Fr. OL 6-2 255 Philo, Ohio/PhiloNick Della Valle Fr. LB 6-1 225 Pittsburgh, Pa./ShalerMichael Digman Fr. DB 5-11 175 Morgantown, W.Va./MorgantownJ.T. Dougherty Fr. LB 5-10 190 Windermere, Fla./OlympiaKyle Gallagher Fr. WR 5-11 170 Barnesville, Ohio/BarnesvilleLincoln Gibson Fr. WR 6-1 185 Scenery Hill, Pa./BentworthKevin Gilmore Fr. DL 6-0 230 Cortland, Ohio/LakeviewJacob Halle Fr. WR 5-9 160 Beaver, Pa./FreedomNathan Harmotto Fr. DB/WR 6-3 200 Aliquippa, Pa./HopewellMike Hill Fr. DL 6-1 240 Greensburg, Pa./LatrobeEdward Hirsh Fr. OL 6-0 275 Pittsburgh, Pa./Shadyside AcademyBrett Hogle Fr. DB 5-10 175 Moon Township, Pa./MoonMike Irvin Fr. LB 6-2 185 Waynesburg, Pa./Waynesburg CentralMark Irvine II Fr. RB 5-10 175 Painesville, Ohio/HarveyJoe Kelly Fr. PK 6-1 200 West Grove, Pa./Chartiers ValleyJim Kuntz Fr. DB 6-1 185 Pittsburgh, Pa./Chartiers ValleyJustin Lasky Fr. LB 5-11 205 Aliquippa, Pa./HopewellJacob Link Fr. OL 6-2 295 Levittown, Pa./PennsburyAlex Malyszka Fr. DB 6-4 185 Pittsburgh, Pa./Fox ChapelCory Merva Fr. OL 5-11 245 Cresson, Pa./Penn CambriaRyan Morris Fr. TE 6-4 215 Berkeley Springs, W.Va./Berk.SpringsJon Nemec Fr. LB 6-0 230 Monroeville, Pa./GatewayPatrick Ohrman Fr. OL 6-1 280 Pittsburgh, Pa./The Linsly SchoolPatrick Onesko Fr. OL/DL 6-0 230 Brownsville, Pa./BrownsvilleJoe Paouncic Fr. DL 6-2 210 Greensburg, Pa./Greensburg SalemAlex Patterson Fr. DL 6-0 220 Loveland, Ohio/SycamoreMark Pleiss Fr. OL 6-2 270 Niles, Ohio/Warren JFKChris Portz Fr. LB 5-10 185 McMurray, Pa./Peters TownshipNick Puckett Fr. RB 5-9 190 Salineville, Ohio/Southern LocalJoe Pulver Fr. LB 5-10 195 Bloomingdale, Ohio/Indian CreekJon Pugh Fr. LB 5-9 190 White Hall, Md./HerefordZachary Pugliese Fr. LB 5-10 205 Vandergrift, Pa./KiskiJesse Rayner Fr. DL 6-1 250 Blue Rock, Ohio/PhiloNick Resnik Fr. LB 6-2 210 McKeesport, Pa./McKeesportMike Roesch Fr. WR 6-4 210 Chardon, Ohio/NDCLJordan Roycroft Fr. WR 6-3 190 Butler, Pa./ButlerSal Ruggeri Fr. LB 5-10 195 Georgetown, Pa./South Side BeaverSteven Shumaker Fr. QB 6-2 185 Barnesville, Ohio/BarnesvilleAlex Stevenson Fr. OL 6-0 295 Stewartsville, Ohio/BellaireZach Stryffeler Fr. QB 6-2 190 Sagamore Hills, Ohio/PaduaDerek Taylor Fr. RB 5-11 175 Kittanning, Pa./KittanningMichael Trunzo Fr. WR 5-9 170 State College, Pa./State CollegeBrandon Tucker Fr. RB 5-10 180 Martins Ferry, Ohio/Wheeling C.C.Andrew Tutino Fr. WR/DB 5-10 160 Stahlstown, Pa./LigonierJoe Winters Fr. RB 5-11 200 Columbiana, Ohio/ColumbianaAdam Zampatti Fr. OL 6-3 255 Jefferson Hills, Pa./Thomas Jefferson

Student Coaches: Dan Brodland, Jason Shaffer, John Crowley, John Policastro


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HOMECOMING 2006

October 14, 2006, was a proud day in Washington & Jefferson College’s history as two of its most distinguishedalums returned to campus for a ceremony prior to the Presidents’ 50-7 victory over Westminster College at CameronStadium.

Roger Goodell ‘81, commissioner of the National Football League, and City of Pittsburgh Mayor LukeRavenstahl ’03 served as honorary co-captains for the pre-game coin toss.

Washington & Jefferson College is proud to have Goodell and Ravenstahl included on its long list of distin-guished alumni. Below are a few photos from the great day.

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES........... (10-2-0) (5-1-0) (5-1-0) (0-0-0) CONFERENCE.......... (6-0-0) (4-0-0) (2-0-0) (0-0-0) NON-CONFERENCE...... (4-2-0) (1-1-0) (3-1-0) (0-0-0)

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND TEAM STATISTICS W&J OPP ------------ ------------------------ --- ----- ------ --------------------------------------------------- Sep 02, 2006 SALISBURY L 14-32 1803 FIRST DOWNS.............. 224 200 Sep 09, 2006 ALLEGHENY W 22-10 3351 Rushing................ 123 82 Sep 16, 2006 at Hanover W 35-0 1632 Passing................ 94 99 Sep 23, 2006 at Oberlin College W 33-13 300 Penalty................ 7 19 *Oct 07, 2006 at Thiel W 27-23 2208 RUSHING YARDAGE.......... 2191 1670 *Oct 14, 2006 WESTMINSTER W 50-7 3019 Yards gained rushing... 2402 1877 *Oct 21, 2006 GROVE CITY W 52-18 1925 Yards lost rushing..... 211 207 *Oct 28, 2006 WAYNESBURG W 30-3 1547 Rushing Attempts....... 477 373 *Nov 04, 2006 THOMAS MORE W 21-12 2369 Average Per Rush....... 4.6 4.5 *Nov 11, 2006 at Bethany W 54-0 930 Average Per Game....... 182.6 139.2 Nov 18, 2006 at Christopher Newport W 27-23 3092 TDs Rushing............ 28 11 Nov 25, 2006 at #5 Mary Hardin-Baylor L 27-30 1950 PASSING YARDAGE.......... 2099 1978 * denotes conference game Att-Comp-Int........... 238-163-5 319-203-20 Average Per Pass....... 8.8 6.2 RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Average Per Catch...... 12.9 9.7 ----------------------------------------------------------- Average Per Game....... 174.9 164.8 Ryan Mendel 12 294 1473 52 1421 4.8 20 64 118.4 TDs Passing............ 21 9 Kevin Mathews 12 71 401 13 388 5.5 1 25 32.3 TOTAL OFFENSE............ 4290 3648 Josh Linton 7 31 233 4 229 7.4 1 43 32.7 Total Plays............ 715 692 Bobby Swallow 12 45 174 87 87 1.9 3 21 7.2 Average Per Play....... 6.0 5.3 Ryan Church 5 13 76 27 49 3.8 1 15 9.8 Average Per Game....... 357.5 304.0 Curt Jones 7 12 39 1 38 3.2 2 15 5.4 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS.... 32-617 59-1019 B. O'Mahony 12 5 6 0 6 1.2 0 5 0.5 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS.... 21-135 17-183 TEAM 8 6 0 27 -27 -4.5 0 0 -3.4 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS..... 20-293 5-60 Total.......... 12 477 2402 211 2191 4.6 28 64 182.6 FUMBLES-LOST............. 14-5 19-12 Opponents...... 12 373 1877 207 1670 4.5 11 43 139.2 PENALTIES-YARDS.......... 61-547 68-543 PUNTS-AVG................ 43-33.8 47-34.6 PASSING GP Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME.. 31:48 28:12 --------------------------------------------------------------- 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS..... 57/127 53/140 Bobby Swallow 12 168.06 229-159-5 69.4 2022 20 62 168.5 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS..... 9/14 9/23 Ryan Church 5 196.69 7-4-0 57.1 77 1 50 15.4 TEAM 8 0.00 2-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long Total.......... 12 167.49 238-163-5 68.5 2099 21 62 174.9 --------------------------------------- Opponents...... 12 112.49 319-203-20 63.6 1978 9 45 164.8 Nick Cherish 8 125 15.6 0 39 Ryan Mullen 4 66 16.5 1 41 RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Cory Walsh 3 38 12.7 1 36 ------------------------------------------------- Jeff Ernst 1 21 21.0 1 21 Tom McCafferty 12 39 529 13.6 7 50 44.1 Dan Brodland 1 21 21.0 1 21 David Ravida 12 36 461 12.8 4 50 38.4 Aaron Bane 1 0 0.0 0 0 Peter Briggs 12 34 508 14.9 4 53 42.3 Eric Taslov 1 20 20.0 0 20 Kevin Mathews 12 24 262 10.9 4 40 21.8 Gabe McKee 1 2 2.0 0 2 Ryan Mendel 12 11 93 8.5 0 19 7.8 Total.......... 20 293 14.6 4 41 Bubba Heisler 11 8 76 9.5 1 27 6.9 Opponents...... 5 60 12.0 1 54 Luke Espe 9 6 104 17.3 1 62 11.6 Greg Flick 8 2 39 19.5 0 30 4.9 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Paul Boyagoda 2 1 11 11.0 0 11 5.5 ----------------------------------------------------- Tom Keane 3 1 11 11.0 0 11 3.7 Zack Zebrasky 42 1453 34.6 72 3 5 13 1 Matt Chuppa 6 1 5 5.0 0 5 0.8 TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Total.......... 12 163 2099 12.9 21 62 174.9 Total.......... 43 1453 33.8 72 3 5 13 1 Opponents...... 12 203 1978 9.7 9 45 164.8 Opponents...... 47 1626 34.6 70 1 10 13 1

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long ----------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- Kyle Sidebotham 6-7 85.7 0-0 4-5 1-1 1-1 0-0 42 1 Chris Kessler 14 108 7.7 0 28 Kevin Mathews 5 28 5.6 0 10 |------ PATs ------| Bubba Heisler 2 -1 -0.5 0 0 SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Total.......... 21 135 6.4 0 28 ------------------------------------------------------------- Opponents...... 17 183 10.8 1 77 Ryan Mendel 20 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 120 Kyle Sidebotham 0 6-7 44-50 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 62 KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Tom McCafferty 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 --------------------------------------- Kevin Mathews 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Ryan Mendel 16 295 18.4 0 27 Peter Briggs 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Kevin Mathews 14 322 23.0 0 49 David Ravida 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Mike Sedunov 1 0 0.0 0 0 Cory Walsh 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Gabe McKee 1 0 0.0 0 0 Bobby Swallow 3 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-2 0 0 18 Total.......... 32 617 19.3 0 49 Curt Jones 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Opponents...... 59 1019 17.3 0 40 Ryan Church 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Luke Espe 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Jeff Ernst 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 ------------------------------------------------------ Ryan Mullen 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Ryan Mendel 12 1421 93 0 295 0 1809 150.8 Josh Linton 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Kevin Mathews 12 388 262 28 322 0 1000 83.3 Dan Brodland 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Tom McCafferty 12 0 529 0 0 0 529 44.1 Bubba Heisler 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Peter Briggs 12 0 508 0 0 0 508 42.3

2006 STATS


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2004 ALL-PAC TEAMS

First Team Offense

QB Bobby Swallow, W&JRB Ryan Mendel, W&JRB Ryan Abels, WaynesburgWR Marc LaScola, ThielWR T.J. Parker, BethanyHB/TE Aaron Davis, WaynesburgC Matt Gregg, Grove CityOL Chris Teter, W&JOL Chris Hickey, W&JOL Ricky Gable, ThielOL Clayton Garrigus, Thomas MorePK Kyle Sidebotham, W&J

First Team Defense

DL Dan Brodland, W&JDL Bo Allen, Thomas MoreDL Chris Lorber, ThielDL Mike Czerwein, WaynesburgLB Aaron Bane, W&JLB Mark Carlisle, Thomas MoreLB Brad Steinmetz, Thomas MoreDB Steve Boyle, ThielDB Nick Cherish, W&JDB Anthony Taylor, WaynesburgDB Chris Willis, Thomas MoreP Henry Johnston, Grove CityRET Eric Daniels, Waynesburg

W&J Honorable-Mention Honorees

C Dave Bucar, W&JOL Matt Houy, W&JTE/H-Back Peter Briggs, W&JLB David Gitlitz, W&JLB Eric Taslov, W&JDB Gabe McKee, W&J

PAC Player of the Year - Mark Carlisle, Thomas MorePAC Coach of the Year - Mike Sirianni, W&J

Second Team Offense

QB Billy Blankenship, ThielRB Stephen Minton, ThielRB Eric Daniels, WaynesburgWR Chase Weber, Thomas MoreWR Brett Ziegler, WestminsterHB/TE Jon Kutterna, ThielC Jim Fawcett, ThielOL Rock Davis, ThielOL Brian Liptock, BethanyOL Bob Perri, Grove CityOL Mark Smith, WaynesburgPK Ben Popson, Waynesburg

Second Team Defense

DL Matt Sutphen, W&JDL Justin Fowler, Grove CityDL Greg Frye, Thomas MoreDL Robert Hughes, ThielLB Chris Hlinka, ThielLB Brendon Steele, WaynesburgLB Rashawn West, Thomas MoreDB Nick Hazlett, Thomas MoreDB Chris Schwamberger, Grove CityDB Cory Walsh, W&JDB Josh Weese, WestminsterP Dusty Rhodes, WestminsterRET Kevin Mathews, W&J

Two-time PAC Coach of the YearMike Sirianni

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PAC OVERALLTEAM W L PCT W L PCTWashington & Jefferson 5 0 1.000 12 1 .923Thiel 4 1 .800 7 3 .700Waynesburg 3 2 .600 7 4 .636Westminster 2 3 .400 5 5 .500Grove City 1 4 .200 3 7 .300Bethany 0 5 .000 1 9 .100Thomas More

2006 TEAM STATISTICS

OFFENSE DEFENSETEAM YPG PPG TEAM YPG PPGW&J 357.5 32.7 W&J 304.0 14.2Thiel 301.6 21.2 Thiel 255.8 16.1Waynesburg 259.7 20.6 Thomas More 244.8 17.2Thomas More 289.8 20.1 Waynesburg 274.1 21.1Bethany 270.0 19.2 Grove City 392.6 28.1Grove City 268.9 18.0 Westminster 368.6 29.8Westminster 308.4 17.5 Bethany 386.4 36.2

2006 INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING G ATT YDS TD YDS/GMRyan Mendel, W&J 12 294 1,421 20 118.4Ryan Abels, Waynesburg 10 183 852 11 85.2Eric Daniels, Waynesburg 10 150 674 4 67.4Steve Minton, Thiel 8 135 537 6 67.1Monty Collier, Thomas More 8 101 489 5 61.1

PASSING ATT COM YDS TD INT PASS EFF.Bobby Swallow, W&J 229 159 2,022 20 5 168.1Trevor Stellman, Thomas More 174 99 1,302 12 6 135.6Brent Owens, Bethany 205 127 1,400 13 6 134.4Kevin Franz, Westminster 315 208 2,090 12 10 128.0

RECEIVING G REC YDS TD YDS/GMT.J Parker, Bethany 10 71 658 5 65.8Chase Weber, Thomas More 10 35 628 7 62.8Brett Ziegler, Westminster 10 55 580 5 58.0Matt Cruse, Bethany 9 35 475 7 52.8Marc LaScola, Thiel 8 43 421 7 52.6

SCORING TD FG PAT PTS P/GRyan Mendel, W&J 20 0 0 120 10.0Ryan Abels, Waynesburg 11 0 0 66 6.6Steve Minton, Thiel 7 0 0 42 5.2Marc LaScola, Thiel 7 0 0 42 5.2

KICKING G FG PATS PTS PTS/GKyle Sidebotham, W&J 12 6-7 44-50 62 5.2Ben Popson, Waynesburg 10 6-9 24-27 42 4/2

2006 PAC SUMMARY


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GAME 1 - GENEVA COLLEGESept. 8 - Cameron StadiumWashington, Pa. - 7:00 pm

Location: Beaver Falls, Pa.Enrollment: 2,000Nickname: Golden TornadoesColors: Old Gold and WhiteStadium: Reeves Field (6,500/Field Turf)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticAthletics Director: Geno DeMarcoHead Coach: Geno DeMarco (Geneva ’84)Record at GC: 95-53 (15th year)2006 Record: 4-5Starters Returning: Offense (8), Defense (9)Sports Information Director: Van ZanicSID Phone: 724-847-6886

2007 Schedule 2006 Results (4-5)S1 at Thiel Thiel L 0-7S 8 at W&J Olivet Nazarene W 27-13S15 at Westminster at Malone L 13-22S22 Bethany at Seton Hill W 9-7S29 La Salle Walsh L 0-10O6 Salisbury Taylor W 36-6O20 at Thomas More at Ohio Dominican L 14-41O27 Saint Vincent at Urbana W 24-21N3 Waynesburg St. Francis (Ind.) L 20-21N10 Grove City

GAME 2 - HANOVER COLLEGESept. 15 - Cameron StadiumWashington, Pa. - 1:00 pm

Location: Hanover, Ind.Enrollment: 976Nickname: PanthersColors: Red and BlueStadium: L.S. Ayres Field (4,000/Grass)Conference: Heartland Collegiate AthleticAthletics Director: Lynn HallHead Coach: Wayne Perry (DePauw ’72)Record at HC: 172-81-2 (26th year)2006 Record: 4-6, 4-3 HCACReturning Starters: Offense (7), Defense (3)Sports Information Director: Carter CloydSID Phone: 812-866-7010

2007 Schedule 2006 Results (4-6)S1 Thomas More at Thomas More L 23-25S8 Butler at Butler L 20-30S15 at W&J W&J L 0-35S29 at Rose-Hulman Rose-Hulman W 41-8O6 at Mount St. Joseph Mount St. Joseph L 0-24O13 Manchester at Manchester W 34-14O20 at Defiance Defiance L 10-20O27 Bluffton at Bluffton W 7-6N3 at Anderson Anderson W 27-3N10 Franklin at Franklin L 10-35

GAME 3 - OBERLIN COLLEGESept. 22 - Cameron StadiumWashington, Pa. - 7:00 pm

Location: Oberlin, OhioEnrollment: 2,900Nickname: YeomenColors: Crimson and GoldStadium: Savage Stadium (3,500/Grass)Conference: North Coast AthleticAthletics Director: Joe KarlgaardHead Coach: Jeff RamseyRecord at AC: 19-61 (Ninth year)2006 Record: 5-5, 4-3 NCACStarters Returning: Offense (11), Defense (8)Sports Information Director: Zachary PretzerSID Phone: 440-775-8503

2007 Schedule 2006 Results (5-5)S1 Case Western Reserve at Case Western Res. L 23-29 (OT)S8 at Heidelberg Heidelberg W 48-34S22 at W&J W&J L 13-33S29 Hiram at Hiram W 28-14O6 at Denison Denison W 18-7O13 Earlham at Earlham W 41-31O20 at Wabash Wabash L 20-48O27 at Wittenberg Wittenberg L 6-22N3 Kenyon at Kenyon W 56-42N10 Allegheny at Allegheny L 14-35

GAME 4 - SAINT VINCENT COLLEGESept. 29 - Chuck Noll FieldLatrobe, Pa. - 1:30 pm

Location: Washington, Pa.Enrollment: 1,650Nickname: BearcatsColors: Green and GoldStadium: Chuck Noll Field (1,100/Grass)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticAthletics Director: Rev. Myron Kirsch, OSBHead Coach: Bob Colbert (Maryland ’71)Record at SVC: 0-0 (First year)2006 Record: N/AStarters Returning: N/ASports Information Director: Jeff ZidekSID Phone: 724-805-2476

2007 ScheduleS1 GallaudetS8 WestminsterS15 at BethanyS29 W&JO6 at WaynesburgO13 Thomas MoreO20 at Case Western ReserveO27 at GenevaN3 at Grove CityN10 Thiel

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Head CoachGeno DeMarco

Head CoachJeff Ramsey

Head CoachWayne Perry

Head CoachBob Colbert


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GAME 5 - THIEL COLLEGEOct. 6 - Cameron Stadium (Homecoming)Washington, Pa. - 2:00 pm

Location: Greenville, Pa.Enrollment: 1,279Nickname: TomcatsColors: Navy Blue and Old GoldStadium: Alumni Stadium (1,400/Field Turf)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticAthletics Director: Roseanne Gill-JacobsonHead Coach: Jack Leipheimer (Thiel ’74)Record at TC: 31-31 (Sixth year)2006 Record: 5-5, 4-2 Presidents’ AthleticStarters Returning: Offense (7), Defense (7)Sports Information Director: Kevin FenstermacherSID Phone: 724-589-2187

2007 Schedule 2006 Results (5-5)S1 Geneva at Geneva W 7-0S8 Alfred at Alfred L 0-14S15 at Albion Albion L 20-24S22 Thomas More at Thomas More W 17-14 (OT)S29 Bethany at Bethany W 49-7O 6 at W&J W&J L 23-27O13 Grove City at Grove City W 20-0O20 at Waynesburg Waynesburg L 24-34N3 at Westminster Westminster W 45-276N10 at Saint Vincent CMU L 7-14

GAME 6 - WESTMINSTER COLLEGEOct. 13 - Harold Burry StadiumNew Wilmington, Pa. - 1:30 pm

Location: New Wilmington, Pa.Enrollment: 1,392Nickname: TitansColors: Blue and WhiteStadium: Harold Burry Stadium (4,500/Grass)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticAthletics Director: Jim DaflerHead Coach: Jeff Hand (Clarion ’92)Record at WC: 6-14 (Third year)2006 Record: 2-8, 1-5 Presidents’ AthleticStarters Returning: Offense (9), Defense (8)Sports Information Director: Justin ZackalSID Phone: 724-946-6357

2007 Schedule 2006 Results (2-8)S1 at Allegheny Allegheny L 10-35S8 at Saint Vincent at CMU L 6-33S15 Geneva Adrian W 27-24 (2 OT)S29 Grove City at Grove City L 20-21O6 at Thomas More Thomas More L 14-42O 1 3 W&J at W&J W 27-21O20 at Bethany Bethany W 49-13O27 Frostburg State at Frostburg State L 6-14N3 Thiel at Thiel L 27-45N10 at Waynesburg Waynesburg L 9-21

GAME 7 - GROVE CITY COLLEGEOct. 20 - Robert E. Thorn FieldGrove City, Pa. - 1:30 pm

Location: Grove City, Pa.Enrollment: 2,500Nickname: WolverinesColors: Crimson and WhiteStadium: Robert E. Thorn Field (3,500/Field Turf)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticAthletics Director: Dr. Don LyleHead Coach: Chris Smith (Grove City ’72)Record at GCC: 88-130-2 (24th year)2006 Record: 3-7, 1-5 Presidents’ AthleticReturning Starters: Offense (8), Defense (7)Sports Information Director: Ryan A. BriggsSID Phone: 724-458-3365

2007 Schedule 2006 Results (3-7)S1 Dickinson CMU L 0-28S8 at Carnegie Mellon Thomas More L 20-21S15 at Thomas More at Waynesburg L 18-29S22 Waynesburg Westminster W 21-20S29 at Westminster at Bethany L 28-34O6 Bethany Thiel L 0-20O 1 3 at Thiel at W&J L 18-52O20 W&J Rochester L 21-38N3 Saint Vincent Case Western W 40-33N10 Geneva at Merchant Marines W 14-6

GAME 8 - WAYNESBURG COLLEGEOct. 27 - John F. Wiley StadiumWaynesburg, Pa. - 1:30 pm

Location: Waynesburg, Pa.Enrollment: 1,530Nickname: Yellow JacketsColors: Orange and BlackStadium: John F. Wiley Stadium (4,000/Field Turf)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticAthletics Director: Rudy MarisaHead Coach: Rick Shepas (Youngstown St. ’87)Record at WC: 10-10 (Third year)2006 Record: 6-4, 5-1 Presidents’ AthleticStarters Returning: Offense (5), Defense (9)Sports Information Director: Matthew KiferSID Phone: 724-852-3334

2007 Schedule 2006 Results (6-4)S1 Muskingum at Wesley L 14-41S8 at Wooster Wooster L 10-31S22 at Grove City Shenandoah L 10-20S29 at Thomas More Grove City W 29-18O6 Saint Vincent Thomas More W 23-16O13 at Bethany Bethany W 41-15O20 Thiel at Thiel W 34-24O 2 7 W&J at W&J L 3-30N3 at Geneva Frostburg State W 21-7N10 Westminster at Westminster W 21-93

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Head CoachJack Leipheimer

Head CoachChris Smith

Head CoachJeff Hand

Head CoachRick Shepas


PRESIDENTS

GAME 9 - THOMAS MORE COLLEGENov. 3 - The Bank of Kentucky FieldCrestview Hills, Ky. - 1:30 pm

Location: Crestview Hills, Ky.Enrollment: 1,400Nickname: SaintsColors: Royal Blue and WhiteStadium: Thomas More Stadium (3,000)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticAthletics Director: Terry ConnorHead Coach: Jim Hilvert (St. Joseph’s, Ind. ’93)Record at TMC: 0-0 (First year)2006 Record: 6-4, 2-4 Presidents’ AthleticStarters Returning: Offense (6), Defense (7)Sports Information Director: J. Ameer RasheedSID Phone: 859-344-3672

2007 Schedule 2006 Results (6-4)S1 at Hanover (Ind.) Hanover (Ind.) W 25-23S15 Grove City at Grove City W 21-20S22 at Thiel Thiel L 14-17 (OT)S29 Waynesburg at Waynesburg L 16-23O6 Westminster at Westminster W 42-14O13 at Saint Vincent at Frostburg State W 13-7O20 Geneva Huntingdon W 20-9O27 at Bethany Bethany L 17-21N3 W&J at W&J L 12-21N10 at Mt. St. Joseph Mt. St. Joseph W 21-17

GAME 10 - BETHANY COLLEGENov. 10 - Cameron StadiumWashington, Pa. - 1:30 pm

Location: Bethany, W.Va.Enrollment: 850Nickname: BisonColors: Kelly Green and WhiteStadium: Bethany Field (1,000/Grass)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticAthletics Director: Kosmas MouratidisHead Coach: Tim Weaver (Davidson ’90)Record at BC: 4-6 (Second year)2006 Record: 4-6, 2-4 Presidents’ AthleticStarters Returning: Offense (7), Defense (5)Sports Information Director: Brian RoseSID Phone: 304-829-7292

2007 Schedule 2006 Results (4-6)S8 at Hiram at Muskingum L 20-45S15 Saint Vincent Hiram W 42-7S22 at Geneva at Ohio Wesleyan W 34-28S29 at Thiel Thiel L 7-49O6 at Grove City Grove City W 34-28O13 Waynesburg at Waynesburg L 15-41O20 Westminster at Westminster L 13-49O27 Thomas More at Thomas More W 21-17N3 CMU at CMU L 6-44N10 at W&J W&J L 0-54

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Head CoachJim Hilvert

Head CoachTim Weaver


PRESIDENTS

RUSHINGRushing attemptsG: 44, Chris Babirad vs. Cortland, 1992S: 372, Chris Babirad, 1992C: 902, Chris Babirad, 1989-92

Rushing YardsG: 307, Roger Snyder vs. Allegheny, 2000S: 2,471, Chris Babirad, 1992C: 5,714, Chris Babirad, 1992

Rushing Yards Per AttemptS: 6.7, Roger Snyder, 2000C: 6.3, Chris Babirad, 1989-92

Rushing Yards Per GameS: 190.1, Chris Babirad, 1992C: 129.9, Chris Babirad, 1989-92

Rushing TouchdownsG: 6, Roy Hupp, vs. Ohio Univ., 1905S: 32, Chris Babirad, 1992C: 65, Chris Babirad, 1989-92

PASSINGPass AttemptsG: 57, Chris Edwards, 2005, at BridgewaterS: 382, Chris Edwards, 2005C: 1,233, Brian Dawson, 1999-02

Pass CompletionsS: 236, Chris Edwards, 2005C: 722, Brian Dawson, 1999-02

Completion PercentageS: .694, Bobby Swallow, 2006

(159 of 229)C: .607, Chris Edwards, 2002-05

(561-of-923)

Completions Per GameS: 21.5, Chris Edwards, 2005C: 17.5, Chris Edwards, 2002-05

Passing YardsG: 419, Chris Edwards, vs. Allegheny, 2005S: 3,450, Chris Edwards, 2005C: 11,293, Brian Dawson, 1999-02

Average Yards Per GameS: 313.6, Chris Edwards, 2005C: 259.5, Chris Edwards, 2002-05

Touchdown PassesG: 6, Brian Dawson vs. R-MC, 2000 6, Chris Edwards vs. Bridgewater, 2004S: 38, Chris Edwards, 2004C: 100, Brian Dawson, 1999-02

PASS RECEIVINGPass ReceptionsG: 12, Todd Fry at Allegheny, 2002

Mike Virgin at GCC, 2003R.J. Soeder at GCC, 2005

S: 94, Todd Fry, 2001C: 186, Todd Fry, 1999-02

Pass Reception YardsS: 1,631, Todd Fry, 2001C: 3,155, Ryan Silvis, 1997-2000

Average Yards Per GameS: 139.5, Ryan Silvis, 2000

Touchdown ReceptionsS: 20, Ryan Silvis, 2000C: 39, Aaron Krepps, 2002-05

ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGETotal Yards (Rush, Rec., Ret.)G: 357, A.J. Pagano vs. CMU, 1987S: 2,711, Chris Babirad, 1992C: 6,871, Chris Babirad, 1989-92

TOTAL OFFENSETotal Yds (Rush, Passing)S: 3,348, Chris Edwards, 2005C: 11,037, Brian Dawson, 1999-02

PlaysS: 435, Brian Dawson, 2002C: 1,511, Brian Dawson, 1999-02

Yards Per GameS: 304.4, Chris Edwards, 2005C: 250.8, Brian Dawson, 1999-02

Yards Per PlayS: 9.4, Brian Dawson, 2000C: 7.8, Chris Edwards, 2002-05

SCORINGPointsG: 30, Chris Babirad vs. Hiram, 1992S: 204, Chris Babirad, 1992C: 446, Chris Babirad, 1989-92

TouchdownsG: 6, Roy Hupp vs. Ohio Univ., 1905S: 34, Chris Babirad, 1992C: 74, Chris Babirad, 1989-92

KICKINGField GoalsS: 12, Ted Bell, 1984 (12-of-22)

John Ivory, 1987 (12-of-20)C: 29, Kyle Sidebotham, 2003-06

Field Goal AttemptsS: 22, Ted Bell, 1984C: 45, Kyle Sidebotham, 2003-06

Extra PointsS: 62, Kyle Sidebotham, 2004C: 200, Mike Evan, 1993-96

Consecutive Extra Points MadeS: 45, Luke Ravenstahl, 2001

Total PointsS: 86, Kyle Sidebotham, 2004C: 282, Kyle Sidebotham, 2003-06

PUNTINGPuntsS: 67, Thad Ozimek, 1973C: 141, Darin Whitesel, 1992-95

Punting AverageS: 38.6, Ted Bell, 1986C: 38.6, Darin Whitesel, 1992-95

Ted Bell, 1984-86

Longest PuntC: 80, Ted Bell, 1986

INDIVIDUAL ALL-TIME RECORDS Key: G: - Game, S: - Season, C: - Career

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PUNT RETURNSPunt ReturnsS: 32, Larry Pitts, 1989C: 76, Aaron Krepps, 2002-05

Punt Return YardsS: 384, Larry Pitts, 1989C: 1,123, Aaron Krepps, 2002-05C Avg/Return.: 14.7, Aaron Krepps,2002-05

KICKOFF RETURNSReturnsS: 22, Aaron Krepps, 2004C: 64, Aaron Krepps, 2002-05

Return YardsS: 616, Roger Snyder, 1999-02C: 1,496, Aaron Krepps, 2002-05

Avg. Yards Per ReturnS: 39.1, A.J. Pagano, 1986C: 27.0, Roger Snyder, 1999-02

DEFENSEInterceptionsG: 3, Seven times, most recently byNick Cherish at CNU, 2006S: 10, Mark Persichette, 1975

Rickey Williams, 1992C: 18, Frank Pilato, 2001-04

RUSHINGAttemptsG: 74, vs. Lycoming, 1992S: 673, 1992

YardsG: 422, vs. Lycoming, 1992S: 3,519, 1992

Yards Per GameS: 270.7, 1992

PASSINGAttemptsG: 57, at Bridgewater, 2005S: 410, 2005

CompletionsG: 32, vs. Bridgewater, 2004S: 247, 2004

YardsG: 419, vs. Waynesburg, 2000, vs.Allegheny, 2005S: 3,600, 2005

TouchdownsG: 7, vs. Randolph-Macon, 2000S: 40, 2004


TEAM OFFENSEPlaysG: 89, vs. CMU, 1986S: 955, 1992

YardsG: 778, vs. Hanover, 2005S: 5,815, 2004


TEAM SCORINGPointsG: 105, vs. Dickinson, 1914S: 521, 2004

TouchdownsG: 10, vs. E&H, 2005S: 72, 2004

Field GoalsS: 12, 1984 and 1987

Extra PointsS: 64, 1994

Two-Point ConversionsS: 6, 1999

TEAM PUNTINGMost PuntsS: 77, 1979

YardsS: 2,676, 1981

Yards Per PuntS: 38.6, 1986

TEAM DEFENSEFewest Yards RushingG: (-5), vs. Waynesburg, 1998

Fewest Yards Rushing Per GameS: 23.6, 1994

Fewest Yards Passing AllowedG: 56, 1975

Fewest Completions AllowedS: 42, 1975

Fewest Yards Rushing Per GameS: 23.6, 1994

Fewest YardsG: 0, vs. Duquesne, 1990

Fewest Yards Per GameS: 162.7, 1991

Fewest Points AllowedS: 0, 1890*

* - Modern day record is 45 set in1995

TEAM ALL-TIME RECORDS

TacklesS: 131, Jim Meyer, 1987C: 348, Eric Field, 2001-04

SacksS: 17, Mike Brooder, 1994

Shawn McGee, 1993C: 43, Stephan Swentkowsky, 1988-1990

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Larry Pitts ’94Jim Meyer ’88


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TOP 5 CATEGORIES

Career Passing Yards

1. Brian Dawson – 10,259 (99-02)2. Chris Edwards – 8,308 (02-05)3. Jason Baer – 7,550 (93-96)4. Bob Strope – 4,930 (89-92)5. Pat Aigner – 3,851 (85-88)

Single-Season Passing Yards

1. Chris Edwards – 3,450 (2005)2. Chris Edwards – 3,307 (2004)2. Brian Dawson – 3,207 (2001)3. Brian Dawson – 3,057 (2000)4. Brian Dawson – 2,591 (2002)

Single-Season Passing Touchdowns

1. Chris Edwards – 38 (2004)2. Chris Edwards – 36 (2005)3. Brian Dawson – 32 (2000)4. Brian Dawson – 28 (2001)5. Jason Baer – 25 (1995)

Single-Season Pass Completions

1. Chris Edwards – 236 (2005)2. Chris Edwards – 231 (2004)3. Brian Dawson — 203 (2001)4. Brian Dawson – 181 (1999)5. Brian Dawson – 179 (2002)

Career Rushing Yards

1. Chris Babirad – 5,714 (89-92)2. Joey Nichols – 4,833 (99-02)3. A.J. Pagano – 3,697 (84-87)4. Jake Williams – 3,633 (93-96)5. Ryan Mendel – 3,243 (03-06)

Single-Season Rushing Yards

1. Chris Babirad – 2,471 (1992)2. Chris Babirad – 1,713 (1991)3. Joey Nichols – 1,577 (2001)4. Joey Nichols – 1,460 (2002)5. Ryan Mendel – 1,421 (2006)

Career Touchdowns

1. Chris Babirad – 74 (89-92)2. A.J. Pagano – 59 (84-87)3. Aaron Krepps – 49 (02-05)4. Ryan Mendel – 39 (03-06)5. R.J. Zitelsberger – 36 (02-05)5. Joey Nichols – 36 (99-02)

Single-Season Touchdowns

1. Chris Babirad – 34 (1992)2. Chris Babirad – 22 (1991)3. Ryan Silvis – 20 (2000)3. A.J. Pagano – 20 (1987)3. Aaron Krepps – 20 (2005)3. Ryan Mendel – 20 (2006)

Career Scoring

1. Chris Babirad – 446 (89-92)2. A.J. Pagano – 361 (84-87)3. Joey Nichols – 326 (99-02)4. Aaron Krepps – 296 (02-05)5. Jake Williams – 282 (93-96)5. Kyle Sidebotham – 282 (03-06)

Single-Season Scoring

1. Chris Babirad – 204 (1992)2. Chris Babirad – 134 (1991)3. Dan Towler – 133 (1948)4. A.J. Pagano – 125 (1987)5. Ryan Silvis – 122 (2000)5. Aaron Krepps – 122 (2005)

Career Receptions

1. Todd Fry – 186 (99-02)2. Aaron Krepps – 181 (02-05)3. Ryan Silvis – 171 (97-00)4. Mike Virgin – 120 (00-03)5. Mike Speca – 119 (91-95)

Single-Season Receptions

1. Todd Fry – 94 (2001)2. Aaron Krepps – 75 (2005)3. Aaron Krepps – 70 (2004)4. Ryan Silvis – 69 (2000)4. Ryan Silvis – 69 (1999)

Single-Season Total Offense

1. Chris Edwards – 3,348 (2005)2. Chris Edwards – 3,214 (2004)3. Brian Dawson – 3,166 (2001)4. Brian Dawson – 2,914 (2000)5. Brian Dawson – 2,619 (2002)

Single-Season All-Purpose Yards

1. Chris Babirad – 2,711 (1992)2. A.J. Pagano – 2,132 (1987)3. Chris Babirad – 2,128 (1991)4. Aaron Krepps – 1,946 (2005)5. Aaron Krepps – 1,890 (2004)

Career Tackles

1. Eric Field – 348 (01-04)2. Jim Meyer – 316 (85-87)3. B.J. Swartzlander – 282 (99-02)4. Mark Kern – 275 (85-88)5. Dan Primrose – 263 (93-96)

Single-Season Tackles

1. Jim Meyer – 131 (1987)2. John Glusica – 127 (1982)3. Shawn Prendergast – 124 (1992)4. Andy Shook – 118 (2004)4. Eric Field – 118 (2003)

Career Sacks

1. Stephan Swentkowsky – 43 (88-90)2. Mark Kern – 34 (85-88)3. Matt Szczypinski – 33 (91-94)4. Shawn McGee – 32 (90-93)5. Mike Brooder – 31 (91-94)

Single-Season Sacks

1. Mike Brooder – 17 (1994)2. Shawn McGee – (1993)3. Stephan Swentkowsky – 15.5 (1988)4. Matt Szczpinski – 14 (1994)4. Erik Franklin – 14 (1994)4. Mark Kern – 14 (1987)

Career Interceptions

1. Frank Pilato – 18 (01-04)2. Nick Cherish – 17 (03-06)3. Dave Conn – 15 (87-90)4. Gilbert Floyd – 15 (88-91)5. Steve Gulakowski – 12 (82-85)

Single-Season Interceptions

1. Rickey Williams – 10 (1992)1. Mark Persichette – 10 (1975)3. Nick Cherish – 8 (2006)4. Frank Pilato – 7 (2004)4. Owen George – 7 (1999)

Brian Dawson ’03

Chris Babirad ’94

Eric Field ’03

Joey Nichols ’02

A.J. Pagano ’87

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Nick Cherish ’06

Frank Pilato ’05


PRESIDENTS

COACHING HISTORY

W&J COACHES (In order of wins)COACH YRS W L T PCTJohn Luckhardt 1982-98 137 37 2 .784D.C. Morrow 1908-11, 19-20, 24-25 52 20 5 .708Mike Sirianni 2003-pres. 40 7 0 .851John Banaszak 1999-2002 38 9 0 .809Robert Folwell 1912-15 36 5 3 .852Chuck Ream 1960-72 36 50 1 .369W.B. Seaman 1900-04 31 14 4 .674Pat Mondock 1973-81 29 50 1 .369F.A. Piekarski 1905-07 25 7 0 .781Leroy P. Day 1932-36 20 22 2 .477Clinton Woods 1896-97 18 1 1 .925William Amos 1929-31 17 8 3 .661Henry Luecht 1946-49 17 16 0 .515Earle Neale 1921-22 16 3 2 .810Andrew Kerr 1926-28 16 6 5 .685George Roark 1937-40 16 14 2 .531Sol Metzger 1916-17 15 5 0 .750E. Gard Edwards 1894-95 11 3 2 .750S.W. Black 1899 9 2 1 .792Joseph H. McMullen 1952-53 9 5 0 .643W.D. Inglis 1898 8 2 0 .800John Heisman 1923 7 1 1 .833R. LeBlanc Lynch 1891-92 7 2 0 .778Joseph Hamilton 1893 6 2 0 .750S. Holcomb 1941 5 1 1 .786Edward Chupa 1956-59 5 23 3 .210J.J. Clark 1892 4 0 0 1.000Wilbur F. Henry 1942, 1945 4 9 0 .308R.F. Hutchinson 1918 2 2 0 .500A.C. Ransom 1950-51 2 12 0 .143Charles Nelson 1954-55 0 15 1 .000

Wilbur “Pete” Henry Chuck Ream

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OPPONENTS ALL-TIME

Kodak - AFCA All-America1984 Ed Kusko, OT1987 A.J. Pagano, RB1991 Gilbert Floyd, DB1992 Chris Babirad, RB1993 Shawn Prendergast, LB1994 Matt Szczypinski, DT1995 Mike Jones, OT1996 Dan Primrose, DT2002 Roger Snyder, KR2003 Frank Pilato, DB2004 Frank Pilato, DB2005 Aaron Krepps, WR/KR2006 Chris Teter, OL

Associated Press Little All-America1987 Jim Meyer, LB1988 Pat Aigner, QB

Mark Kern, DT1994 Mike Brooder, DE

Matt Szczypinski, DT1995 Mike Jones, OT1996 Dan Primrose, DT2004 Frank Pilato, DB2005 Aaron Krepps, WR/KR2006 Chris Teter, OL

W&J HONOR ROLL

Don Hansen’s Football Gazette2000 Brian Dawson, QB2001 Todd Fry, WR2004 Frank Pilato, DB

Andy Shook, LB2005 Chris Edwards, QB

Chris Hickey, OLAaron Krepps, WR

2006 Chris Hickey, OLRyan Mendel, RBNick Cherish, DBChris Teter, OL

Champion All-America1990 Mike Koffler, OL

Stephan Swentkowski, DE1991 Chris Babirad, RB

Gilbert Floyd, DB1992 Chris Babirad, RB

Kevin Pintar, OLTodd Pivnick, OL

1993 Jason Moore, OTShawn Prendergast, LB

1994 Mike Brooder, DELou Brungard, OLMike Jones, OTMatt Szczypinski, DT

1994 Jason Baer, QBMike Jones, OT

HP/CoSIDA All-America1996 Andre Crosby, OT1997 Garrett Dorn, C

D.J. Valente, DL1999 Jason Matusik, OT2000 Brian Dawson, QB

Jason Matusik, OTRyan Silvis, WRT.J. Srsic, OL

2001 Todd Fry, WRMatt Dietz, LBGeno Vacca, OL

2003 Frank Pilato, DBBob Jazwinski, OLAaron Krepps, KR

D3Football.com All-America1999 Jason Matusik, OL2000 Jason Matusik, OL

Ryan Silvis, WR2001 Todd Fry, WR2002 Roger Snyder, KR2003 Frank Pilato, DB2004 Frank Pilato, DB

Aaron Krepps, WR2005 Chris Hickey, OL

Aaron Krepps, WR2006 Chris Hickey, OL

1980 Max Regula, DB1984 D.J. Camerson, DB1985 Eugene Berkowitz, OG

Jim Kraus, CBobby Joe Walters, DB

1987 Rob Dombrowski, WRMatt Walsh, OT

1988 Len Sherer, OGRob Dombrowski, WR

1989 Dave Conn, DBJohn Ivory, PKKen Jones, OT

1990 Dave Conn, DBScott Lautner, PKFrack Mysza, DE

1991 Mike Crawford, DBRay Cross, DEScott Lautner, PK

1992 Mike Crawford, DBRay Cross, DEScott Lautner, PK

1993 Mike Jones, OG1994 Mike Jones, OG1995 Marc Hilliard, OT

Mike Jones, OG1996 Sam Willis, DB1997 Sam Willis, DB1998 Steve Speca, SS

Matt Walsh ’88 Ryan Silvis ’00 Chris Teter ’07

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS SINCE 1980

ALL-AMERICANS SINCE 1980

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Chris Hickey ’07Aaron Krepps ’06


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ALL-PAC HONOREES

2005 — First Team: Chris Edwards, QB, Jon Miller, WR, Aaron Krepps, HB/RET, Chris Hickey, OL, Kyle Sidebotham, PK, Mike Sklarsky,LB, Mike Wilmus, DB. Second Team: R.J. Zitzelsberger, RB, Chris Teter, OL, Nick Cherish, DB

2004 — First Team: Chris Edwards, QB, Jacob Shields, WR, Aaron Krepps, WR/RET, Chris Teter, OL, Rocco Nori, DL, Andy Shook, LB,Frank Pilato, DB, Nick Cherish, DB. Second Team: R.J. Zitzelsberger, RB, Kyle Sidebotham, PK, Kyle Hamilton, OL, Eric Field, LB, Mike Wilmus,DB.

2003 -- First Team: Bob Jazwinski, OL, Josh King, DL, Eric Field, LB, Frank Pilato, DB, Aaron Krepps, RET. Second Team: Mike Virgin,WR, Kyle Sidebotham, PK, Jonathan Herbert, DB.

2002 -- First Team: Joey Nichols, RB, Luke Ravenstahl, K, Bob Jazwinski, OL, Adam Newhouse, OL, Mike Virgin, WR, Roger Snyder, KR,Tim Hawkins, DB, Ben Hays, DB, Jon Betz, DL, Eric Field, LB. Second Team: Chris Bluemle, OL, Brian Dawson, QB, Todd Fry, WR, Tom Paff, TE,B.J. Swartzlander, LB, Jonathan Herbert, DB, Josh King, OL.

2001 -- First Team: Chad Adams, DB, Jon Herbert, DB, Chuck Benedict, DL, Greg Simatic, DL, Matt Dietz, LB, B.J. Swartzlander, LB, BrianDawson, QB, Joey Nichols, RB, Todd Fry, WR, Geno Vacca, OL, Luke Ravenstahl, PK. Second Team: Andre Barnabei, DL, Ben Hays, DB, JonPons, RB, Dave Armitage, WR, Adam Newhouse, C, Andy Cooper, OL.

2000 -- First Team: Chad Adams, DB, Dave Armitage, WR, Chuck Benedict, DL, Nick Curinga, LB, Brian Dawson, QB, Matt Dietz, LB,Jason Hazelwood, DL, Jason Matusik, OL, Luke Ravenstahl, K, Ryan Silvis, WR, T.J. Srsic, OL. Second Team: R.J. Dreucci, OL, Jonathan Herbert, DB,Chris Mosely, RB, Joey Nichols, RB, Greg Simatic, DL.

1999 -- First Team: Dave Armitage, WR, Eugene Crosby, C, Nick Curinga, LB, Brian Dawson, QB, Owen George, DB, Jonathan Kralic, K,Todd Matijevich, TE, Jason Matusik, OL, Rob Phillips, OL, Ryan Silvis, WR, Les Strader, DL. Second Team: Dave Bigger, LB, Terry Dunbar, DL,Jeff Jeffers, DB, Joey Nichols, RB, Jon Pons, RB, T.J. Srsic, OL, Dave Steinbach, DB.

1998 -- First Team: Jason Matusik, OL, Ryan Silvis, WR, Brad O’Malley, QB, Terry Dunbar, DL, Kevin O’Malley, LB, Owen George, DB.Second Team: Eugene Crosby, C, Rob Phillips, OL, Matt Blodgett, TE, Dave Armitage, WR, Jason Barr, RB, Steve Speca, DB, Jon Kralic, K.

1997 -- First Team: Garret Dorn, C, Jeremy Fisher, LC, Brian Matijevich, TE, D.J. Valente, DL, Harry Silvis, LB, Kevin O’Malley, LB, SteveSpeca, LB. Second Team: Sean Fisher, OL, Jason Barr, RB, Rahmaire Brooks, DL, Tony Foster, DL, Mike Vaughn, DB.

1996 -- First Team: Garret Dorn, C, Ronald Bodnar, TE, Jason Baer, QB, Andre Crosby, OT, Dwayne Poole, WR, Jake Williams, RB, DanPrimrose, DT, Doug Sleva, LB, Darren Moul, SS, Mike Evans, PK, Brian Plichta, P. Second Team: Chris Jones, OL, Jeremy Fisher, OL, D.J. Valente,DE, Harry Silvis, LB, Kevin O’Malley, LB, Sam Willis, DB.

1995 -- First Team: Jim Babirad, DB, Jason Baer, QB, Chris Begley, WR, Mike Evan, PK, Robert Hayes, CB, Mike Jones, OG, TimMcGarvey, TE, Keith Miller, RB, Tim Murdoch, LB, Brian O’Malley, LB, Chris O’Neill, DE, Dan Primrose, DT, Tim Ray, OG/C, Lane Turturice, OG,Darin Whitesel, P. Second Team: Jeremy Fisher, OL, Erik Franklin, LB, Darrin Hicks, G/T, Darren Moul, DB, D.J. Valente, DE.

1994 -- First Team: Lou Brungard, C, Mike Jones, OG, Darrin Hicks, OL, Tim McGarvey, TE, Chris Begley, WR, Jake Williams, RB, JasonBaer, QB, Mike Evan, PK, Matt Szczypinski, DL, Dan Primrose, DT, Mike Brooder, DL, Brian O’Malley, LB, Taj Lewis, DB, Ian Wagner, DB, DarinWhitesel, P. Second Team: Lane Turturice, OL, Mike Speca, WR, Ramont Small, RB, Chris O’Neill, DE, Erik Franklin, LB, Tim Murdoch, LB,Robert Hayes, CB.

1993 -- First Team: Mike Speca, WR, Jake Williams, RB, Jason Moore, OL, John Mueller, OL, Lou Brungard, C, Chip McCarthey, DB,Shawn McGee, LB, Jeff Zaminski, LB, M. Szczypinski, DL, Darin Whitesel, P. Second Team: J. Baer, QB, J.J. Jaronsinski, TE, M. Jones, OG, CoryZahradnik, OL, Mike Evan, K, Ian Wagner, DB, Taj Lewis, DB, Mike Brooder, DL, Eric Tarpley, DL, Ray Cross, DL, Tom Behr, DL, DerryQuattrone, LB, Mike Crawford, DB.

1992 -- First Team: Chris Babirad, RB, Tony Denuzzio, C, Dave Fields, TE, Kevin Pintar, OB, Todd, Pivnick, OT, Mike Speca, WR, ScottLautner, K, John Engelmohr, DT, Eric Tola, LB, Shawn Pendergast, LB, Rickey Williams, DB, Mike Crawford, DB. Second Team: Jason Moore,OL, John Mueller, OL, Boyd Wass, FB, Bob Strope, QB, Eric Tarpley, DT, Ray Cross, DE, Shawn McGee, LB, Matt DeBoer, DB.

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1991 -- First Team: Chris Babirad, RB, Larry Pitts, FL, Bill Craig, TE, Tony Denuzzio, C, Todd Pivnick, OL, Kevin Pintar, OL, JohnEngelmohr, DT, Shawn McGee, LB, Eric Tola, LB, Gilbert Floyd, DB, Scott Lautner, K. Second Team: Bob Strope, QB, Jason Moore, OL, TimJohnson, LB, Kevin Fullard, DB.

1990 -- First Team: Bob Strope, QB, Chris Babirad, RB, Larry Pitts, RB, Jeff Johnson, WR, Bill Craig, TE, Mike Koffler, OL, Scott Lautner,K, S. Swentkowsky, DL, Gary Galuska, LB, George Kidwell, LB, Frank Mysza, LB, Dave Conn, DB, Gilbert Floyd, DB. Second Team: TonyDenuzzio, C, Walter Lober, OL, Todd Pivnick, OL, John Engelmohr, DT, Kevin Fullard, DB.

1989 -- First Team: Mike Koffler, OT, Scott Lautner, K, James Sevcik, OT, Dave Conn, DB, Jeff Koman, TE, S. Swentkowski, DL, GaryGaluska, LB. Second Team: Rick France, FB, John Kelly, C, Ken Jones, OT, Frank Mysza, DE, Gilbert Floyd, DB, Nick Como, DB.

1988 -- First Team: Pat Aigner, QB, Chris Fullard, LB, John Kelly, C, Mark Kern, DE, Voltaire Meade, OG.

1987 -- First Team: Mark Kern, DT, Kirk Lago, LB, Voltaire Meade, OG, Jim Meyer, LB, A.J. Pagano, RB, A. Ruttenberg, WR, John Snyder,OT, Arnold Tarpley, DB. Second Team: Pat Aigner, QB, Rick France, RB, John Ivory, K, Paul Livingston, DB, Andy Pacak, TE, Jim Sevcik, NG,Matt Walsh, OT.

1986 -- First Team: Ted Bell, P, Jim Greaves, WR, Shiloh Icenhour, DB, Mark Kern, DT, Brian Martin, LB, J. McArdle, DB, G. McKenna, TE,Jim Meyer, LB, A.J. Pagano, RB, Rich Riotto, QB, J. Savage, NG, John Snyder, OT. Second Team: M. Walsh, OT, V. Meade, OG, Ted Bell, K, PatHerr, DB.

1985 -- First Team: Eugene Berkowitz, OG, Steve Gulakowski, DB, Brian Martin, LB, George McKenna, TE, Jim Meyer, LB, A.J. Pagano, RB, J.Savage, NG, M. Walsh, OT, Orlando Williams, DT. Second Team: J. Greaves, WR, B.J. Walters, DB, Jack McArdle, DB, Rich Riotto, QB, JoeStracci, LB.

1984 -- First Team: Ted Bell, K, C.R, Chernik, LB, Steve Gulakowski, DB, Mike John, QB, Jim Kraus, OT, Bill McClung, TE, A.J. Pagano,RB, Kevin Rozsa, DT. Second Team: Eugene Berkowitz, OT, John Savage, NG.

1983 -- First Team: Ed Kusko, OT.

1982 -- First Team: Ed Kusko, OT, Denny Strosko, RB, Jeff Virgin, LB.

1981 -- First Team: Pete Soom, P.

1980 -- First Team: Dan Doyle, DT, Max Regula, DB, Lance Mondock, DE, Mike Barbour, OT. Second Team: Frank Yoho, TE.

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W&J QUICK FACTS • W&J has appeared in two Division III National Championship games (1992 and 1994) in the past 15 years • The Presidents have qualified for the Division III playoffs in 18 of the past 22 seasons • Washington & Jefferson has collected 86 winning seasons in its 115-year history, including 23 consecutive • More than 50 All-Americans and 30 Academic All-Americans have played at W&J during in the last two decades • W&J has claimed at least a share of 19 of the past 23 Presidents’ Athletic Conference Championships • Washington & Jefferson is the second most-winningest Division III program in history with 636 victories • Overall record since 1982: 215-52-2 (.801)

Jake Williams ’94 Pat Aigner ’89 Luke Ravenstahl ’03Peter Stracci ’74John Speigal ’15

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PRESIDENTS

OPPONENT W L TAdelbart 0 1 0Akron 0 1 0Albion 0 1 0Albright 0 1 0Alfred 2 0 0Allegheny 21 20 1Allegheny Athletic Association 2 1 0Apprentice 2 0 0Army 0 0 1Ashland 1 0 0Bethany 63 20 0Bradley Tech 1 2 0Bridgewater (Va.) 1 2 0Brown 1 0 0Bucknell 11 7 1Buffalo 2 2 0Buffalo State 4 5 0Butler 0 1 0California (Pa.) 8 1 0California YMCA 1 0 0Camp Sherman 2 0 0Carlisle Indians 0 1 3Carnegie Mellon 26 32 5Case Tech 8 8 1Case Western 9 7 0Catholic 3 1 0Central (Iowa) 0 1 0Centre 0 2 0Chattanooga 1 0 0Christopher Newport 3 0 0Cincinnati 1 0 0Cornell 0 4 0Cortland State 4 1 0Defiance 4 0 0Denison 8 7 1Detroit 4 4 0Dickinson 11 5 1Duquesne (Holy Ghost, Pittsburgh Cath.) 8 5 0Duquesne Country 2 3 0East End Gym Club 2 1 0Emory & Henry 6 2 0Fairmont Hospital 0 1 0Fairmont STC 3 3 0Ferrum 1 1 0Fletcher Hospital 0 1 0Fordham 2 1 0Franklin & Marshall 5 2 0Frostburg State 3 0 0Gannon 3 0 0Geneva 33 19 2George Washington 0 1 0Georgetown 2 0 0Gettysburg 2 1 0Grove City 30 12 0Hampden-Sydney 2 0 0Hanover 6 3 0Harvard 0 1 0Hiram 11 7 1Hobart 2 0 0Homestead Library Club 0 1 0Indiana (Pa.) 6 0 0Ithaca 3 2 0Jefferson Athletic Association 2 0 0John Carroll 15 14 0Juniata 2 3 1Kalamazoo 1 0 0Kent State 0 1 0Kenyon 2 1 1Kiski 2 0 0

OPPONENT W L TLafayette 9 12 2Latrobe Athletic Club 1 0 0Lebanon Valley 0 1 0Lehigh 5 0 0Lycoming 3 2 0Malone 2 0 0Marietta 14 1 0Marquette 0 2 0Mary Hardin-Baylor 0 2 0Marshall 1 0 0Mercer 0 1 0Mercyhurst 2 0 0Moravian 1 0 0Mount Union 4 0 0Mount Saint Joseph 2 0 0Muhlenberg 1 0 0Muskingum 6 7 0Navy 1 4 1Notre Dame 0 1 0Oberlin 1 0 1Ohio Medical 4 1 2Ohio Northern 2 0 0Ohio 2 0 0Ohio Wesleyan 2 3 0Otterbein 4 0 0Penn State 2 5 2Princeton 0 6 0Randolph-Macon 4 1 0Rowan 1 2 0Rutgers 3 0 0Salisbury 0 2 0Slippery Rock 0 1 0Saint Francis 2 1 0Staats Athletic Club 2 0 0Susquehanna 2 1 0Syracuse 2 1 0Temple 0 3 1Thiel 36 22 2Thomas More 2 0 0Trinity 1 0 0Tri-State 2 0 0University of California 0 0 1University of Pennsylvania 0 1 0University of Pittsburgh 18 19 3University of Rochester 1 4 0Upsala 1 4 0Ursinus 2 0 0Villanova 2 0 0Wabash 1 0 0Washington Athletic Association 1 0 0Washington and Lee 3 0 0Wayne State 0 3 0Waynesburg 31 3 0Wesley 2 0 0Western Maryland 3 0 0Western Reserve 13 7 0Westminster 26 2 0Western Pennsylvania Medical 1 0 0Western Washington 1 0 0West Virginia 20 12 2West Virginia Wesleyan 10 0 1Widener 3 1 0Wilkes 1 0 0Wilmington 1 0 0Wisconsin-Lacrosse 0 1 0Wittenberg 1 0 1Wooster 6 1 1Xavier 3 0 0

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PRESIDENTS

1890 (3-0)WESTERN UNIV. W, 34-0EAST END W, 10-0Wooster (forfeit) W, 4-0

1891 (4-2)WESTERN UNIV. W, 40-0GENEVA W, 26-0East End Gym Club L, 0-14Allegheny A.A. L, 4-8West Penn Medical W, 50-0West Virginia W, 72-0

1892 (4-0)Geneva W, 20-10WESTERN UNIV. W, 18-6GENEVA W, 50-6Allegheny A.A. W, 8-0

1893 (6-2)GENEVA L, 6-12GROVE CITY W, 6-0Gettysburg W, 20-18WASHINGTON A.A. W, 8-4HOLY GHOST W, 22-10Geneva L, 10-28WESTERN UNIV. W, 12-0WEST VIRGINIA W, 58-0

1894 (5-2-1)MARIETTA W, 32-0Pittsburgh Athletic Club W, 6-0OBERLIN T, 0-0INDIANA NORMAL W, 28-0WESTMINSTER W, 16-0GENEVA L, 4-12PENN STATE L, 0-6GROVE CITY W, 8-4

1895 (6-1-1)DENISON W, 32-0GENEVA W, 15-0Pittsburgh Athletic Club L, 4-18GETTYSBURG W, 42-0WESTERN UNIV. W, 28-0KENYON W, 8-0PENN STATE T, 6-6West Virginia W, 4-0

1896 (8-0-1)BETHANY W, 36-0PGH. ATHLETIC CLUB T, 0-0Geneva W, 32-0THIEL W, 54-0OTTERBEIN W, 12-0Pittsburgh Athletic Club W, 21-0ALLEGHENY A.A. W, 17-0Western Reserve W, 8-0Duquesne Ath. Club W, 4-0

1897 (10-1)BETHANY W, 56-0Pittsburgh L, 4-18GENEVA W, 12-0WESTMINSTER W, 16-0PGH. ATHLETIC CLUB W, 24-0Pitt. Ath. Club W, 18-0WEST VIRGINIA W, 12-0

PGH. ATHLETIC CLUB W, 36-0WESTERN RESERVE W, 6-0WAYNESBURG W, 22-0Duquesne Ath. Club W, 14-0

1898 (8-2)MARIETTA W, 23-0WESTMINSTER W, 35-0Lafayette (at Pitt) W, 16-0JEFFERSON A.A. W, 46-0Jefferson A.A. W, 29-0Pittsburgh Athletic Club W, 11-0ALLEGHENY W, 66-0Western Reserve W, 8-6PENN STATE L, 6-11Duquesne Country L, 0-11

1899 (9-2)WAYNESBURG W, 8-0MARIETTA W, 12-0CALIFORNIA NORMAL W, 44-0OTTERBEIN W, 59-0WEST VIRGINIA W, 29-0WESTERN RESERVE W, 6-0OHIO MEDICAL UNIV. W, 15-0CINCINNATI W, 20-0Princeton L, 0-6WESTMINSTER W, 48-0Duquesne Country L, 0-18

1900 (6-3-1)WAYNESBURG W, 11-0BETHANY W, 10-0WESTMINSTER W, 16-0Cornell L, 5-16WESTERN RESERVE W, 5-0Navy L, 0-18OHIO W, 49-0WEST VIRGINIA W, 36-0Carlisle (at Pitt) T, 5-5Duquesne Country L, 2-10

1901 (6-2-2)INDIANA NORMAL W, 20-0MARIETTA W, 17-5WESTERN RESERVE W, 16-0CASE W, 28-0Ohio Medical Univ. T, 0-0Bucknell (at Pittsburgh) W, 11-5WEST VIRGINIA W, 22-0Navy L, 11-17Carlisle (at Pittsburgh) T, 0-0Homestead Athletic Club L, 0-12

1902 (6-4)CALIFORNIA NORMAL W, 23-0MARIETTA W, 22-0WESTERN RESERVE W, 17-0LAFAYETTE L, 0-12Princeton L, 5-23Ohio Medical Univ. L, 5-6Cornell L, 0-50PITTSBURGH W, 49-0WEST VIRGINIA W, 23-0East End Athletic Club W, 6-2

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS1903 (8-2)CALIFORNIA NORMAL W, 12-0MARIETTA W, 21-0WESTERN RESERVE W, 42-0California Normal W, 6-0BETHANY W, 45-0OHIO MEDICAL UNIV. W, 36-0Navy W, 16-0GENEVA W, 6-0WEST VIRGINIA L, 5-6Penn State (at Pitt) L, 0-22

1904 (5-3-1)MARIETTA W, 29-0CALIFORNIA NORMAL W, 6-0Princeton L, 0-16Penn State (at Pitt) L, 0-12GENEVA W, 35-0Pittsburgh Lyceum W, 6-0Ohio Medical Univ. T, 6-6WAYNESBURG W, 83-0DICKINSON L, 6-10

1905 (9-3)BETHANY W, 45-0WESTMINSTER W, 23-0Princeton L, 0-23OHIO UNIVERSITY W, 57-0GENEVA W, 38-0Allegheny W, 23-5Georgetown (at Pitt) W, 27-0OHIO MEDICAL UNIV. W, 18-5Western University L, 0-11CALIFORNIA NORMAL W, 18-0Carlisle Indians L, 0-11LEHIGH W, 24-0

1906 (9-2)CALIFORNIA NORMAL W, 24-0Princeton L, 0-6WESTMINSTER W, 14-0GROVE CITY W, 76-0DENISON W, 29-0DICKINSON W, 2-0Lafayette (at Pitt) L, 0-14OHIO MEDICAL UNIV. W, 16-0Western University W, 4-0CARNEGIE TECH W, 39-0WEST VIRGINIA W, 29-6

1907 (7-2)CALIFORNIA YMCA W, 24-0OHIO NORTHERN W, 19-0DICKINSON W, 34-0Princeton L, 40-0BETHANY W, 32-6Yale L, 11-0CARNEGIE TECH W, 26-0Western University W, 9-2WEST VIRGINIA W, 13-5

1908 (10-2-1)DENISON W, 5-0WESTERN RESERVE L, 0-11GENEVA W, 29-0WESTMINSTER W, 13-0ALLEGHENY W, 47-0Yale L, 0-38LEHIGH W, 18-6W. WASHINGTON W, 6-0DICKINSON W, 16-0Army T, 6-6

WAYNESBURG W, 41-0Carnegie Tech W, 30-0Pittsburgh W, 14-0

1909 (8-1-1)DENISON W, 15-2GENEVA W, 38-0BETHANY W, 5-0DICKINSON W, 18-3WESTMINSTER W, 6-0INDIANA NORMAL W, 74-0WAYNESBURG W, 46-0Navy T, 0-0Pittsburgh L, 3-17West Virginia W, 18-5

1910 (3-4-1)BETHANY L, 0-3GENEVA T, 0-0Navy L, 0-15WESTMINSTER (forfeit) L, 0-1CARNEGIE TECH W, 9-0Waynesburg W, 41-0Pittsburgh L, 0-14VILLANOVA W, 9-0

1911 (6-4)INDIANA NORMAL W, 12-0BETHANY W, 42-0Navy L, 0-16Cornell L, 0-6WESTMINSTER W, 33-0West Virginia L, 5-6Latrobe Athletic Club W, 11-0GENEVA W, 19-0Pittsburgh L, 0-12VILLANOVA W, 11-6

1912 (8-3-1)Cornell L, 0-3GENEVA W, 52-7CARLISLE INDIANS T, 0-0Penn State L, 0-30CARNEGIE TECH W, 52-0Yale L, 3-13MARIETTA W, 33-0WESTERN RESERVE W, 17-0Pittsburgh W, 13-0BETHANY W, 67-0BUCKNELL W, 22-7Staats Athletic Club W, 35-0

1913 (10-0-1)MT. UNION W, 35-0DICKINSON W, 26-0WESTMINSTER W, 27-7PENN STATE W, 17-0Yale T, 0-0GROVE CITY W, 100-0West Virginia W, 36-0Pittsburgh W, 19-6West Virginia Wesleyan W, 35-0BUCKNELL W, 52-0Staats Athletic Club W, 15-0

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1914 (10-1)MOUNT UNION W, 26-0DICKINSON W, 105-0Harvard L, 10-9WESTMINSTER W, 28-0Yale W, 13-7WEST VIRGINIA W, 48-0Pittsburgh W, 13-10West Virginia Wesleyan W, 59-0Georgetown W, 14-6BUCKNELL W, 34-0Rutgers W, 20-13

1915 (8-1-1)GENEVA W, 6-0WEST VIRGINIA T, 6-6LAFAYETTE W, 17-0WESTMINSTER W, 34-0Yale W, 16-7MUSKINGUM W, 47-7Pittsburgh L, 0-19West Virginia Wesleyan W, 7-3BETHANY W, 59-0LEHIGH W, 27-3

1916 (8-2)BETHANY W, 37-6GENEVA W, 53-0W.Va. WESLEYAN W, 21-0MARIETTA W, 47-6WESTMINSTER W, 12-0Yale L, 14-36Pittsburgh L, 0-37Washington and Lee W, 10-6CHATTANOOGA W, 41-0Rutgers W, 12-9

1917 (7-3)KISKI W, 17-7WESTMINSTER W, 36-0W.Va. WESLEYAN W, 13-6PENN STATE W, 7-0Geneva W, 35-0Pittsburgh L, 13-10West Virginia (at Fairmont) L, 7-0NOTRE DAME L, 3-0Washington and Lee W, 14-0Camp Sherman (at Toledo) W, 7-0

1918 (2-2)INDIANA NORMAL W, 7-0CAMP SHERMAN W, 68-0Pittsburgh L, 0-34Geneva L, 0-3

1919 (5-2)CARNEGIE TECH W, 20-0WESTMINSTER W, 16-0Syracuse W, 13-0Pittsburgh L, 6-7Bethany (at Wheeling) W, 14-0W.Va. WESLEYAN W, 33-0West Virginia L, 0-7

1920 (6-3-1)BETHANY W, 28-0West Virginia Wesleyan T, 7-7KALAMAZOO W, 67-0GENEVA W, 14-0LEHIGH W, 14-0Westminster W, 49-0Syracuse L, 0-14

Pittsburgh L, 0-7Carnegie Tech L, 0-6WEST VIRGINIA W, 28-0

1921 (10-0-1)BETHANY W, 14-0BUCKNELL W, 26-0W.Va. WESLEYAN W, 54-0CARNEGIE TECH W, 14-0Lehigh W, 14-7Syracuse W, 17-10WESTMINSTER W, 49-14Pittsburgh W, 7-0West Virginia W, 13-0Detroit University W, 14-2University of California* T, 0-0* - Rose Bowl, played Jan. 2, 1922

1922 (6-3-1)GENEVA W, 14-0WESTMINSTER W, 34-0BETHANY W, 19-7CARNEGIE TECH T, 7-7W.Va. WESLEYAN W, 14-0Lafayette (at New York) W, 14-13WABASH W, 32-6Pittsburgh L, 0-19Detroit University L, 9-20West Virginia L, 0-14

1923 (6-1-1)BETHANY W, 21-0BROWN W, 12-7CARNEGIE TECH W, 9-7Detroit University W, 6-0Lafayette (at New York) T, 6-6WAYNESBURG W, 40-0Pittsburgh L, 6-13West Virginia W, 7-2

1924 (7-2)GENEVA W, 19-6BETHANY W, 19-13GROVE CITY W, 25-0CARNEGIE TECH W, 10-0Lafayette (at New York) L, 6-20Detroit University W, 18-6WAYNESBURG W, 27-0Pittsburgh W, 10-0West Virginia L, 7-40

1925 (6-2-1)GENEVA W, 19-13MARIETTA W, 72-0WAYNESBURG W, 40-6CARNEGIE TECH T, 0-0Lafayette (at New York) W, 7-6Bethany W, 20-0Pittsburgh L, 0-6Detroit University W, 7-0West Virginia L, 0-10

1926 (7-1-1)WAYNESBURG W, 13-0BUCKNELL W, 17-2RUTGERS W, 19-6Carnegie Tech W, 17-6Fordham W, 28-13Lafayette L, 10-16Bethany W, 26-0Pittsburgh T, 0-0West Virginia W, 13-3

1927 (7-0-2)WAYNESBURG W, 14-0W. MARYLAND W, 15-6BETHANY W, 31-0Carnegie Tech W, 20-6Lafayette W, 14-0THIEL W, 33-0Pittsburgh T, 0-0Bucknell W, 19-3West Virginia T, 6-6

1928 (2-5-2)BETHANY W, 24-0WAYNESBURG W, 24-0DUQUESNE L, 6-12Carnegie Tech L, 0-19Fordham L, 0-34Lafayette T, 13-13Pittsburgh L, 0-25Bucknell (at Johnstown) T, 0-0West Virginia L, 0-14

1929 (5-2-2)OHIO NORTHERN W, 30-0ASHLAND W, 60-0Bucknell W, 14-6Carnegie Tech T, 0-0Temple T, 0-0LAFAYETTE W, 20-0Pittsburgh L, 0-21WITTENBURG W, 15-0West Virginia L, 0-6

1930 (5-2-1)BETHANY W, 74-0WESTMINSTER W, 35-0Wittenburg T, 7-7Temple L, 7-20Lafayette (at Atl. City)* W, 7-0Bucknell (at Pittsburgh) W, 7-6West Virginia W, 7-6Carnegie Tech L, 0-26* - First-ever indoor college night game

1931 (6-4)W.Va. WESLEYAN W, 14-0Carnegie Tech W, 10-7Marshall W, 19-0Western Maryland W, 13-12Lafayette L, 0-21Temple L, 3-6Marquette L, 6-13Bucknell L, 6-10Western Reserve W, 27-7West Virginia W, 14-13

1932 (5-3-1)W.Va. WESLEYAN W, 20-0Detroit University L, 0-7Carnegie Tech T, 6-6Xavier W, 34-0Lafayette W, 7-0Duquesne L, 0-19BUCKNELL W, 14-0Marquette L, 0-6West Virginia W, 13-0

1933 (2-7-1)Pittsburgh L, 0-9WAYNESBURG W, 19-7Detroit University L, 0-14Xavier W, 8-0

Carnegie Tech T, 0-0DUQUESNE L, 6-21George Washington L, 6-13Temple L, 0-13Bucknell L, 6-38West Virginia L, 2-7

1934 (4-5)Pittsburgh L, 6-26WOOSTER W, 20-0Detroit University L, 0-12Geneva W, 6-0WAYNESBURG W, 9-0Mercer (at Macon, Ga.) L, 7-30BUCKNELL L, 7-13Xavier W, 20-13West Virginia (at Atl. City) L, 12-14

1935 (4-4)PITTSBURGH L, 0-35GROVE CITY W, 69-0Marietta W, 33-0Bucknell L, 0-6GENEVA L, 6-7CASE W, 12-6WOOSTER W, 26-0West Virginia L, 0-51

1936 (5-3)BETHANY W, 20-7Grove City W, 19-7Case L, 0-19BUCKNELL L, 6-26MARIETTA W, 25-6Lafayette W, 31-6Wooster W, 33-6GENEVA L, 3-6

1937 (2-5-1)MUSKINGUM L, 6-7BETHANY W, 9-0DICKINSON T, 7-7Butler (at Indianapolis) L, 0-12ALLEGHENY L, 2-14Marietta W, 6-0Lafayette L, 0-6Wooster L, 0-20

1938 (5-2-1)MARIETTA W, 27-0Muskingum W, 21-7Lafayette L, 0-27Dickinson W, 14-6GENEVA W, 14-7Gettysburg L, 0-6BETHANY W, 19-0WOOSTER T, 0-0

1939 (5-3)MUSKINGUM W, 16-7Geneva W, 13-12WOOSTER W, 7-0DICKINSON W, 14-6Bethany W, 12-0Akron L, 22-24Bradley Tech L, 0-18Lafayette L, 0-13

1940 (4-4)Mount Union W, 13-0BETHANY L, 0-14Muskingum L, 7-14Dickinson W, 7-6

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KENT STATE L, 7-31Lafayette L, 0-25GENEVA W, 10-7ALLEGHENY W, 30-0

1941 (5-1-1)MOUNT UNION W, 14-0Geneva T, 0-0DICKINSON W, 7-6Buffalo W, 14-6Hobart W, 7-0BETHANY W, 7-0MUSKINGUM L, 7-12

1942 (3-5)Bethany W, 31-6Rochester L, 0-30BUFFALO W, 13-7Dickinson L, 6-14HOBART W, 25-0GENEVA L, 0-6MUSKINGUM L, 0-21Denison L, 0-2

1943-1944, No football - World WarII

1945 (1-4)Fletcher Hospital L, 0-24Fairmont STC L, 0-19Fairmont Hospital L, 0-14SLIPPERY ROCK L, 0-16Indiana STC W, 6-0

1946 (6-2)BETHANY W, 6-0Geneva L, 0-12Denison W, 12-6Lafayette L, 6-7DICKINSON W, 19-7Carnegie Tech W, 48-0MUSKINGUM W, 26-7F&M W, 33-7

1947 (4-5)Bethany W, 32-25Denison L, 14-19Bradley Tech W, 20-18Muskingum L, 20-21Lafayette L, 12-20Carnegie Tech W, 21-13Franklin & Marshall W, 13-0Geneva L, 0-6Dickinson L, 6-7

1948 (5-3)Bethany W, 40-0Geneva W, 33-0Lafayette L, 15-50Buffalo L, 14-41Carnegie Tech W, 19-7Bucknell W, 18-13Muskingum W, 21-14Ohio Wesleyan L, 25-26

1949 (2-6)Denison W, 15-7Geneva L, 6-13Bradley L, 7-19Bucknell L, 0-62Carnegie Tech L, 16-39Buffalo L, 2-26

Ohio Wesleyan L, 6-55Muskingum W, 26-7

1950 (0-8)Denison L, 0-20Case Tech L, 7-27Bucknell L, 0-34Geneva L, 0-7Thiel L, 0-21Carnegie Tech L, 14-21Franklin & Marshall L, 0-34Ohio Wesleyan L, 7-27

1951 (3-3)Denison W, 29-21Case Tech L, 7-38Geneva W, 7-6Thiel W, 7-6Carnegie Tech L, 0-18Franklin & Marshall L, 0-34

1952 (5-1)DENISON W, 13-7CASE TECH L, 0-13Geneva W, 20-7Thiel W, 33-0Carnegie Tech W, 35-20UPSALA W, 41-21

1953 (4-4)Denison L, 14-27Dickinson L, 3-7GENEVA W, 26-6California STC W, 34-32THIEL W, 27-21ST. FRANCIS W, 32-7CARNEGIE TECH L, 7-21Case Tech L, 25-47

1954 (0-7-1)DENISON T, 13-13DICKINSON L, 0-42Geneva L, 0-21MUSKINGUM L, 0-20Thiel L, 0-24WAYNESBURG L, 12-42Carnegie Tech L, 0-20Centre L, 14-61

1955 (0-8)Denison L, 13-27GROVE CITY L, 0-7Geneva L, 6-46Muskingum L, 0-29THIEL L, 7-32CARNEGIE TECH L, 0-16Waynesburg L, 13-50CENTRE L, 7-40

1956 (3-4-1)Grove City W, 21-12ALLEGHENY T, 14-14CASE TECH W, 21-0Thiel L, 6-33Carnegie Tech L, 0-16GENEVA L, 13-40Otterbein W, 19-7ROCHESTER L, 0-14

1957 (1-6-1)GROVE CITY L, 6-12Allegheny L, 0-19

Case Tech T, 0-0CARNEGIE TECH L, 0-27Bethany L, 6-23OTTERBEIN W, 20-13Rochester L, 12-25THIEL L, 0-35

1958 (1-7)Grove City L, 14-15Allegheny L, 0-6CASE TECH L, 12-15Thiel L, 0-19Carnegie Tech L, 0-24BETHANY L, 20-28John Carroll W, 21-20CALIFORNIA STC L, 6-40

1959 (0-6-1)ALLEGHENY L, 6-20Case Tech L, 13-24THIEL T, 8-8CARNEGIE TECH L, 7-25Bethany L, 20-54Marietta L, 0-90JOHN CARROLL L, 0-20

1960 (1-6)Western Reserve L, 12-50Allegheny L, 7-19WAYNE STATE L, 15-22BETHANY W, 20-0Thiel L, 8-50GROVE CITY L, 6-14Lebanon Valley L, 14-23

1961 (0-7)WESTERN RESERVE L, 8-14ALLEGHENY L, 0-10Wayne State L, 8-16Bethany L, 12-14THIEL L, 7-28Grove City L, 0-26Carnegie Tech L, 2-34

1962 (4-3)Western Reserve L, 0-20BETHANY L, 0-13Thiel W, 16-14Case Tech W, 19-6CARNEGIE TECH W, 19-0Allegheny W, 21-12JOHN CARROLL L, 0-13

1963 (5-2)WESTERN RESERVE W, 16-0Bethany W, 20-14THIEL L, 0-7CASE TECH W, 21-6Carnegie Tech W, 13-8ALLEGHENY W, 25-12John Carroll L, 6-14

1964 (5-3)John Carroll L, 0-31BETHANY L, 0-10Thiel L, 0-7CASE TECH W, 14-8Western Reserve W, 10-0ALLEGHENY W, 7-6Frostburg W, 6-0CARNEGIE TECH W, 21-6

1965 (4-4)JOHN CARROLL W, 9-3Bethany L, 14-21THIEL W, 15-13Case Tech L, 9-13WESTERN RESERVE L, 0-2Allegheny L, 16-18FROSTBURG W, 34-18Carnegie Tech W, 21-14

1966 (1-5)John Carroll L, 0-13GROVE CITY L, 10-28Thiel W, 17-6ALLEGHENY L, 22-24BETHANY L, 6-19CARNEGIE TECH L, 6-33

1967 (1-6)JOHN CARROLL L, 6-19Grove City L, 16-31WESTERN RESERVE W, 13-0THIEL L, 0-26Allegheny L, 0-28Bethany L, 0-41Carnegie-Mellon L, 16-56

1968 (2-6)JOHN CARROLL (forfeit) W, 1-0THIEL L, 6-34Adelbert (at Cleveland) L, 20-24Case Tech W, 31-8ALLEGHENY L, 20-40Wayne State L, 6-14Bethany L, 20-56Carnegie Mellon L, 0-26

1969 (1-7)John Carroll L, 6-14Thiel L, 9-21WESTERN RESERVE L, 21-27CASE TECH W, 27-24Allegheny L, 21-52JUNIATA L, 21-41BETHANY L, 6-35Carnegie Mellon L, 7-9

1970 -- PAC Champs (7-1)BETHANY W, 20-0CARNEGIE MELLON W, 28-21Allegheny W, 20-19John Carroll W, 14-12CASE RESERVE W, 20-13Thiel W ,41-28Juniata L, 0-10WILMINGTON W, 44-28

1971 (5-3)Bethany W, 13-6Carnegie Mellon W, 42-27ALLEGHENY W, 28-12JOHN CARROLL W, 35-30Case Reserve L, 6-14THIEL L, 6-28JUNIATA L, 6-15KENYON W, 27-15

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1972 (0-8-1)John Carroll L, 0-34Kenyon T, 13-13CASE WESTERN L, 12-21Hiram L, 6-26THIEL L, 6-13Allegheny L, 0-10Geneva L, 0-10CARNEGIE MELLON L, 8-16BETHANY L, 6-34

1973 (2-7)JOHN CARROLL L, 12-38KENYON L, 12-28Case Reserve W, 16-14HIRAM L, 0-20Thiel L, 22-48ALLEGHENY L, 14-42GENEVA L, 13-27Carnegie Mellon L, 13-21Bethany W, 25-20

1974 (1-7)CARNEGIE MELLON L, 9-12Geneva L, 0-6Thiel L, 0-13CASE RESERVE L, 22-28John Carroll L, 14-41ALLEGHENY L, 0-26HIRAM W, 10-6Bethany L, 6-34

1975 -- PAC Co-Champs (6-3)Carnegie Mellon L, 0-7GENEVA W, 19-7THIEL W, 25-0Case Reserve W, 27-0JOHN CARROLL W, 21-6Allegheny W, 21-16Salisbury State L, 21-24Hiram W, 14-7BETHANY L, 13-24

1976 (6-3)Geneva W, 28-7THIEL W, 19-13JOHN CARROLL W, 10-7Case Reserve W, 15-14CARNEGIE MELLON L, 0-7Allegheny L, 7-24Hiram W, 21-7BETHANY W, 14-10Grove City L, 12-29

1977 (4-4-1)GENEVA W, 10-7Thiel T, 16-16John Carroll W, 31-20CASE RESERVE L, 7-26Carnegie Mellon L, 0-49ALLEGHENY L, 7-9HIRAM W, 9-3Bethany W, 24-6GROVE CITY L, 3-19

1978 (5-4)Denison L, 7-35Case Reserve W, 34-0JOHN CARROLL W, 10-9Hiram L, 3-6CARNEGIE MELLON L, 14-34THIEL L, 13-14

Allegheny W, 7-0BETHANY W, 31-21Grove City W, 19-10

1979 (1-8)DENISON L, 6-23CASE RESERVE W, 21-10John Carroll L, 7-20HIRAM L, 13-14Carnegie Mellon L, 7-32Thiel L, 10-12ALLEGHENY L, 0-34Bethany L, 14-28GROVE CITY L, 0-28

1980 (2-7)ST. FRANCIS W, 48-0Catholic L, 0-3Case Reserve W, 16-0Hiram L, 13-14CARNEGIE MELLON L, 9-27JOHN CARROLL L, 3-13Allegheny L, 7-35THIEL L, 0-17BETHANY L, 11-21

1981 (2-7)St. Francis L, 7-9CATHOLIC W, 35-0CASE RESERVE W, 21-0HIRAM L, 0-39Carnegie Mellon L, 7-35John Carroll L, 0-20ALLEGHENY L, 0-29Thiel L, 3-35Bethany L, 7-29

1982 (4-5)GENEVA W, 14-13Duquesne L, 13-34BETHANY L, 9-28CASE WESTERN L, 9-14Hiram L, 6-19CARNEGIE MELLON L, 12-15John Carroll W, 23-17ALLEGHENY W, 16-14Thiel W, 16-13

1983 (3-5-1)Geneva L, 0-19DUQUESNE L, 3-43Bethany W, 12-7Case Reserve L, 17-21HIRAM T, 10-10Carnegie Mellon L, 0-20JOHN CARROLL L, 8-10Allegheny W, 21-7THIEL W, 14-7

1984 -- PAC Champs (9-2)Juniata W, 28-24GENEVA W, 34-7Thiel W, 19-14BETHANY W, 52-26CASE RESERVE L, 16-34Hiram W, 21-3CARNEGIE MELLON W, 36-8John Carroll W, 20-0Grove City W, 37-7Randolph-Macon* W, 22-21Central (Iowa)* L, 0-20* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

1985 (8-1)Geneva W, 24-17THIEL W, 26-14Bethany W, 42-21Case Western W, 20-13HIRAM W, 35-14Carnegie Mellon L, 17-24JOHN CARROLL W, 30-22Grove City W, 7-3WOOSTER W, 40-6

1986 -- PAC Champs (8-2)OHIO WESLEYAN W, 23-2CATHOLIC W, 27-0Randolph-Macon L, 7-21GROVE CITY W, 47-14Thiel W, 20-0BETHANY W, 37-0Hiram W, 21-20CARNEGIE-MELLON W, 41-8John Carroll W, 15-14SUSQUEHANNA* L, 20-28* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

1987 -- PAC Champs (10-1)Ohio Wesleyan W, 17-16Catholic W, 24-7RANDOLPH-MACON W, 33-0Grove City W, 42-10THIEL W, 48-7Bethany W, 55-13HIRAM W, 26-7Carnegie-Mellon W, 38-36JOHN CARROLL W, 24-3Allegheny* (OT) W, 23-17EMORY & HENRY* L, 16-23* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

1988 -- PAC Champs (7-1-1)Juniata T, 13-13John Carroll W, 20-13GROVE CITY W, 35-9Thiel W, 41-7BETHANY W, 56-14DUQUESNE W, 34-7Hiram W, 27-14CARNEGIE-MELLON W, 14-6Ithaca L, 3-34

1989 -- PAC Co-Champs (8-2)JUNIATA W, 20-0HAMPDEN-SYDNEY W, 23-0GROVE CITY W, 49-7THIEL W, 33-3BETHANY W, 60-21DUQUESNE W, 22-0HIRAM W, 42-13CMU (at Mt. Lebanon)L, 7-17ITHACA W, 34-0Ferrum* L, 7-41* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

1990 -- PAC Champs (10-1)WAYNESBURG W, 14-9MERCYHURST W, 41-13Hampden-Sydney W, 38-0THIEL W, 31-0GROVE CITY W, 56-0Rochester W, 33-6BETHANY W, 43-6Fordham W, 20-18

Duquesne W, 47-0FERRUM* W, 10-7LYCOMING* L, 0-24* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

1991 -- PAC Champs (8-2)DUQUESNE W, 61-0WIDENER W, 7-0Waynesburg W, 33-19THIEL W, 40-0Grove City W, 38-3ROCHESTER L, 14-20Bethany W, 27-12Mercyhurst W, 28-7MUHLENBERG W, 49-0Lycoming* L, 16-18* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

1992 -- PAC Champs (11-2)HIRAM W, 61-6Widener W, 35-0Bethany W, 62-14WAYNESBURG W, 35-0Thiel W, 38-0GANNON W, 49-16GROVE CITY W, 35-13CORTLAND ST. W, 31-6Ithaca L, 28-47Lycoming* W, 30-0EMORY & HENRY* W, 51-15Rowan* W 18-13Wisconsin-LaCrosse# L, 12-16* - NCAA Division III Playoffs# - NCAA Division III Championship

1993 -- PAC Champs (11-1)Franklin & Marshall W, 14-7SUSQUEHANNA W, 13-9BETHANY W, 34-9Waynesburg W, 41-3THIEL W, 48-7Gannon W, 34-6Grove City W, 56-0Cortland State W, 48-7ITHACA W, 42-7MORAVIAN* W, 27-7Frostburg State* W, 28-7ROWAN* L, 16-23* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

1994 -- PAC Champs (11-2)F&M W, 41-14Susquehanna W, 34-0Grove City W, 48-15BETHANY W, 56-7WAYNESBURG W, 59-21Thiel W, 63-0DEFIANCE W, 22-0CORTLAND ST. L, 21-24Wesley W, 41-6Trinity* W, 28-0WIDENER* W, 37-21Ithaca* W, 23-19Albion# L, 15-38* - NCAA Division III Playoffs# - NCAA Championship

1995 -- PAC Champs (10-1)BUFFALO STATE W, 31-14GROVE CITY W, 48-0Bethany W, 51-0Waynesburg W, 58-6

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THIEL W, 49-8Defiance W, 42-0Cortland State W, 14-7WESLEY W, 25-10EMORY & HENRY* W, 35-16LYCOMING* W, 48-0ROWAN* L, 15-28* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

1996 -- PAC Champs (8-2)EMORY & HENRY W, 27-7Buffalo State L, 11-28Grove City W, 29-2Bethany W, 49-24WAYNESBURG W, 73-20THIEL W, 62-6MT. ST. JOSEPH W, 42-7Alfred W, 63-13DEFIANCE W, 37-7ALBRIGHT* L, 17-31* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

1997 (6-3)Emory & Henry L, 10-38BUFFALO STATE L, 7-16Grove City L, 28-31BETHANY W, 38-21Waynesburg W, 28-27THIEL W, 64-7Mt. St. Joseph W, 20-7ALFRED W, 27-3DEFIANCE W, 30-0

1998 -- PAC Co-Champs (5-4)EMORY & HENRY L, 10-12Allegheny W, 23-14HANOVER L, 20-30Gannon W, 34-11GROVE CITY L, 7-31Bethany W, 35-10WAYNESBURG W, 26-14Buffalo State L, 6-2Thiel W, 61-0

1999 -- PAC Champs (9-3)Emory & Henry W, 24-17ALLEGHENY W, 19-13Randolph-Macon W, 55-28Hanover L, 13-30CORTLAND STATE W, 33-28Grove City W, 33-10BETHANY W, 42-13Waynesburg W, 56-28BUFFALO STATE L, 21-40THIEL W, 51-6Lycoming* W, 14-7Hardin-Simmons* L, 3-51* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

2000 -- PAC Champs (9-2)Allegheny W, 54-41RANDOLPH-MACON W, 53-21Hanover W, 50-32WESTMINSTER L, 17-19GROVE CITY W, 38-17Bethany W, 28-18WAYNESBURG W, 51-6Thiel W, 58-6MALONE W, 36-21Buffalo State W, 42-21BRIDGEWATER* L, 42-59* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

2001 -- PAC Champs (11-1)Ursinus W, 16-7ALLEGHENY W, 28-14HANOVER W, 35-10Westminster W, 28-7Grove City W, 31-0BETHANY W, 35-7Waynesburg W, 62-13THIEL W, 38-20Malone W, 43-14BUFFALO STATE W, 47-14WESTERN MD.* W, 24-21Widener* L, 30-46* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

2004 W&J Presidents; School Record 12 Wins

2002-- PAC Champs (9-3)URSINUS W, 63-20Allegheny L, 25-28Thiel W, 21-17WESTMINSTER W, 29-21GROVE CITY W, 34-7Bethany W, 37-28WAYNESBURG W, 28-21Hanover L, 14-35APPRENTICE W, 71-15Buffalo State W, 7-3CH. NEWPORT* W, 24-10Trinity (Texas)* L, 10-45* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

2003 (9-2)ALLEGHENY W, 28-23Franklin & Marshall W, 36-14THIEL W, 17-10Westminster W, 26-17Grove City W, 36-28BETHANY W, 38-3Waynesburg L, 17-27HANOVER W, 42-28Apprentice W, 41-0BUFFALO STATE L, 7-10Wilkes^ W, 41-19^ - ECAC Bowl Game

2004 -- PAC Champs (12-1)TRI-STATE W, 31-0at Hanover (Ind.) W, 27-15at Allegheny W, 29-7EMORY & HENRY W, 76-28at Thiel W, 34-10WESTMINSTER W, 54-14GROVE CITY W, 56-14at Bethany W, 56-0WAYNESBURG W, 35-30WASHINGTON U. W, 28-6

BRIDGEWATER* W, 55-48 (2 OT)CH. NEWPORT* W, 24-14M. HARD.-BAYLOR* L, 16-52* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

2005 (9-2)at Tri-State W, 42-0HANOVER (Ind.) W, 56-20ALLEGHENY W, 45-21at Emory & Henry W, 50-0THIEL L, 35-38 (OT)at Westminster W, 45-20at Grove City W, 37-15BETHANY W, 63-0at Waynesburg W, 35-24at Thomas More W, 32-14at Bridgewater* L, 21-30* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

2006 -- PAC Champs (10-2)SALISBURY L, 14-32ALLEGHENY W, 22-10at Hanover (Ind.) W, 35-0at Oberlin W, 33-13at Thiel W, 27-23WESTMINSTER W, 50-7GROVE CITY W, 52-18WAYNESBURG W, 30-3THOMAS MORE W, 21-12at Bethany W, 54-0at Ch. Newport* W, 27-23at M. Hardin-Baylor* L, 27-30* - NCAA Division III Playoffs

ALL HOME GAMES IN CAPS

1994 W&J Presidents; National Runner-Up1922 Rose Bowl -- W&J vs. Univ. of CaliforniaPlayed to only scoreless tie in Rose Bowl history

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CAMERON STADIUM

In 1885, Washington & Jefferson College purchased eight acresof the old Washington Fairgrounds on the south side of the City ofWashington to use the property as a site for football games.

Since then, the facility that was once known as College Park hasbeen the site of numerous historic collegiate and high school games.Dozens of legendary players and coaches, from George Gipp andKnute Rockne to John Heisman, Wilbur “Pete” Henry and “DeaconDan” Towler, have walked the sidelines at the facility that wasrenamed College Field in 1920.

Before the 1999 season, College Field was redesigned andexpanded, thanks to a commitment of $2.5 million from Don andSally Cameron, Dick and Edwina Cameron, James and NancyCameron, Steven and Diane Cameron and Lynn Cameron and familyto update and enhance the aging facility. The gift, one of the fivelargest in the history of the College, underscores the singularpartnership that exists between the College and the community.

In phase one of the restructuring, an eight-lane, all-weatheroutdoor track was added as well as a new playing surface, FieldTurf,being installed. The new surface caught on around the nation andis now widely used in many NFL training complexes as well asDivision I, II and III college stadiums. Enhanced seating on thevisitor sides was added in addition to a brand new large scoreboard inone endzone.

Debuting in 2000 was phase two of the restructuring of CameronStadium. A total facelift of the entire stadium was done, whichincluded newly expanded locker room areas, a women’s locker room,

a state-of-the-art press box, V.I.P. luxury suites and two new concession stands. The project also updated the restroom facilities, greatly increasing restroom areas forall fans. Three new ticket booths were added to make it easier for fans to get in and out of the stadium. For media personnel, space for television and radio broadcastsis included in the press box. A media room for postgame interviews as well as a conference room were added. The completion of the Washington & Jefferson AthleticHall of Fame, including the Eaton/Gentile Hall of Fame Room at Towler Hall, has also helped current students, alumni and fans honor and appreciate those from thepast who played, coached and supported W&J athletics. Finally, about 1,000 seats were expanded to the home bleacher side.

Five years ago, the locker room and training facilities underneath the home bleachers were renovated and upgraded. In 2003-2004, the entire track was resurfacedand repainted.

Cameron Stadium is one of the top facilities in all of Division III. Future Presidents’ squads will now look to add to W&J’s storied football tradition of success inCameron Stadium.

2007 SENIOR CLASSFront Row (L-R): James Weatherspoon, Ryan Mullen, Todd Keenan, Matt Chuppa, Ryan Valdiserri, Tom McCafferty,

Doug Melton, Julian Muganda. Back Row: Jason Shaffer, Adam Shallcross, Jason Pierce, Adam Hoffer, BrianSkokowski, Eric Sibenac, Steve Mort, Russ Chase, Jeff Ernst, Head Coach Mike Sirianni.

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