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Contents

Ten Saturdays 4It’s the ninth week of the 133rd season ofDartmouth football. Check out the schedules and scores of Dartmouth opponents.

Dartmouth Athletic Sponsors 5–6, 23–24The valued contributors to the Dartmouth AthleticSponsor Program are highlighted in today’sprogram along with information about joining theBig Green team.

Memorial Field: The Next Chapter 9By Jack DeGangeSince Memorial Field opened in 1923, thestadium has gone through several renovations.Jack DeGange looks back at what Memorial Field has been and what it will be with thereplacement of the west stands and press box during the off-season.

Dartmouth Football: Reflections

of Four Years 13By Bruce WoodA cross-section of the members from the Class of 2015 offer up some of their favoritememories from their four years with the BigGreen football team.

Friends of Dartmouth FootballThe Friends of Dartmouth Football are muchappreciated and recognized on pages 19–22.

Dartmouth vs. Brown 27This is the 92nd meeting between the twoschools on the gridiron. Take a closer look at the Bears in this preview and see the breakdownof every game played in the series.

DepartmentsDartmouth Administration 4Ten Saturdays 4Dartmouth Player Photos 7, 10Today’s Starting Lineups 15Dartmouth Alpha Roster 16Brown Alpha Roster 17Dartmouth Golf Outing 19Series with Brown 27Brown Coach/Players 28

Program Staff

EditorRick Bender

Associate EditorCindi Mansell

StaffPat SalvasNick GuerrieroCharlotte Brackett

Editorial StaffJack DeGangeBruce Wood

PhotographyDoug AustinBob HathornTom McNeillJoe MehlingJohn RisleyDavid SilvermanMark WashburnBrown Athletics

Local/National AdvertisingWhitman Communications, Inc.Box 1220Lebanon, NH 03766

Printed byWhitman Communications, Inc.A division of Puritan Press, Inc.Lebanon, NH 03766

On the CoverThe Dartmouth Football Class of 2015, captured by photographer Tom McNeill,surrounding the stump of the fabled “Lone Pine” on the college campus.

Cover DesignPat Salvas, Dartmouth Assistant Director ofVarsity Athletics Communications

Today’s officials

RefereeMatt Overton, Ashland, Va.

UmpireNicholas Pergine, Jeffersonville, Pa.

Head LinesmanFrank Trevino, Lorton, Va.

Line JudgeTommy Meehan, Harleysville, Pa.

Field JudgeGregory Mota, Plymouth, Mass.

Side JudgeStephen Westrick, Johnstown, Pa.

Back JudgeSteve Toal, Pine Beach, N.J.

Game Clock OperatorDaniel Polachek, Northampton, Mass.

Play Clock OperatorDave Mailhoit, Peabody, Mass.

Technical AdvisorEdward Conlan, Oakville, Conn.

Coaching Staff

Robert L. Blackman Head Football Coach Buddy Teevens (Dartmouth ’79), 15th season, 64-82-2 at Dartmouth, 98-159-2 overall

Associate Head CoachSammy McCorkle (Florida ’96), 10th season

Offensive Coordinator Keith Clark (Lafayette ’85), 6th season

Defensive Coordinator Don Dobes (Illinois Wesleyan ’79), 5th season

Passing Game Coordinator Chris Rorke (Dartmouth ’89), 4th season

Assistant CoachesDuane Brooks (Maine ’88), 1st seasonCortez Hankton (Texas Southern ’02), 3rd seasonKyle Metzler (Yale ’02), 3rd seasonMichael Bruno (St. Lawrence ’09), 4th seasonKiely Nagle (Marist ’09), 3rd season

Director of Football Operations Joey McIntyre (Castleton State ’08), 3rd season

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Eugene F. (Buddy) Teevens III, who as a player led Dartmouth to the 1978 Ivy League championship andas a coach led Dartmouth football to back-to-back Ivy League titles in 1990 and 1991, returned as thehead coach of the Big Green football program in 2005. Last year, he led the squad to its best conferencerecord at 5-2 in 17 years to place third in the final Ivy League standings. Only a loss in four overtimes onthe road kept Dartmouth from earning a share of the conference crown.

Teevens, 57, was Dartmouth’s coach from 1987 through 1991. During his final two seasons, the BigGreen posted identical overall records of 7-2-1. With a 6-1 record, Dartmouth shared the 1990 Ivy titlewith Cornell. In 1991, Dartmouth won theoutright championship with a 6-0-1 mark. Hisoverall record at Dartmouth entering the 2014season is 58-80-2.

Teevens holds the Robert L. BlackmanEndowed Coaching Position, named in mem-ory of Bob Blackman, who coached Dart-mouth from 1955 to 1970, and createdthrough the gift of Henry M. (Hank) Paulson

’68, an outstanding offensive tackle who played for Blackman from1965–67.

In addition to restoring Dartmouth’s rich football tradition, Teevenshas been an integral force in a series of major improvements to Dart-mouth’s football facilities, including installation of a FieldTurf surface onMemorial Field for the 2006 season, the opening of the new Floren VarsityHouse that includes training, dressing and meeting facilities in 2007, andlight towers in 2011, not to mention the video scoreboard last year.

From 2002 through 2004, Teevens was the head coach at StanfordUniversity. Prior to that, Teevens was on Steve Spurrier’s staff at the Uni-versity of Florida from 1998 to 2001. His first game with the Gators wasthe 1999 Orange Bowl. In his three full seasons at Florida, the Gatorswent 29-9, participated in three bowl games and finished among the top12 in the final polls each season.

From 1997 to 1998, Teevens was the offensive coordinator and receivers coachat the University of Illinois under Ron Turner. From 1992–96, Teevens was the headcoach at Tulane University. He rebuilt that program and recruited most of the teamthat went 11-0 in 1998. Teevens began his coaching career in 1979 as the runningbacks coach at DePauw University. In 1980, he became the offensive coordinator atBoston University and remained with the Terrier program until 1985 when he wasappointed the head football coach at the University of Maine.

Highly regarded in football circles, Teevens has been an integral part of thefamed Manning Passing Academy since its inception 18 years ago. He serves as anassociate director of the camp, overseeing all aspects of the on-field operation andcoaching staff. He also has been on panels for “Practice Like Pros” to extol thevirtues of cutting down on full-contact practices by focusing on technique, which inturn limits injuries suffered in practice and in games.

At Dartmouth, Teevens was honored as the New England Coach of the Year forthe 1991 season. An honorable mention All-America quarterback in 1978, he led theBig Green to the Ivy title that year. A native of Pembroke, Mass., Teevens and hiswife, Kirsten, have two children: Lindsay who lives with her husband, Matt, inLebanon, N.H., andBuddy, Jr. who joined thestaff this summer andresides locally with hiswife, McKeanna, and son,Eugene V.

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The Teevens family (l-r): Eugene IV, McKeanna, Eugene V, Kirsten,Buddy, and Matt and Lindsay Knittle.

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2014 captains

(Left to Right): Sean Ronan, head coach Buddy Teevens, Stephen Dazzo

Front row (l-r): James Willocks,Mike Morris, Don Dobes, ChrisRorke, Buddy Teevens, SammyMcCorkle, Michael Bruno,Justin Karrat, Spencer Brown.Back row (l-r): Steve Ward,Dylan Moye, Jerry Taylor, Joey McIntyre, Duane Brooks,Keith Clark, Kyle Metzler, Cortez Hankton, Kiely Nagle

Coach Buddy Teevens

2014 football staff

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Dartmouth President Philip J. hanlon

Philip J. Hanlon ’77 became the 18thpresident of Dartmouth College on June10, 2013. Hanlon brings to Dartmouthmore than a decade of successful lead-ership experience at the University ofMichigan, serving as the chief academicofficer and chief budgetary officer ofthe university before being appointedprovost in 2010. After graduating fromDartmouth, he obtained his doctoratefrom Caltech. Hanlon went on to be aninstructor of applied mathematics atMIT and a Bantrell Fellow in Mathe-matics at Caltech before joining the University of Michigan in 1986.

Central Connecticut State

(2-8)September 20

CCSU OppAug. 30 at Towson 31 27Sept. 6 ALBANY 0 19

13 at Holy Cross 7 2020 at Dartmouth 25 3527 RHODE ISLAND 38 14

Oct. 11 DUQUESNE 20 28

CCSU OppOct. 18 at Robert Morris 24 27

25 WAGNER 10 20Nov. 1 at Bryant 3 31

8 SACRED HEART 27 3515 HOWARD22 at St. Francis (Pa.)

new hampshire(8-1)

September 27

UNH OppAug. 30 at Toledo 20 54Sept. 13 LEHIGH 45 27

20 at Richmond 29 2627 DARTMOUTH 52 19

Oct. 4 at Elon 48 1411 WILLIAM & MARY 32 3

UNH OppOct. 25 STONY BROOK 28 20Nov. 1 ALBANY 49 24

8 at Rhode Island 41 1415 DELAWARE22 at Maine

Penn (1-7, 1-4)october 4

Penn OppSept. 20 at Jacksonville 31 34

27 VILLANOVA 7 41Oct. 4 at Dartmouth 13 31

11 at Fordham 22 6018 COLUMBIA 31 725 at Yale 21 43

Penn OppNov. 1 BROWN 13 21

8 at Princeton 17 2215 HARVARD22 at Cornell

Yale (7-1, 4-1)

october 11

Yale OppSept. 20 LEHIGH 54 43

27 ARMY (ot) 49 43Oct. 4 at Cornell 51 13

11 DARTMOUTH 31 3818 COLGATE 45 3125 PENN 43 21

Yale OppNov. 1 at Columbia 25 7

8 at Brown 45 4215 PRINCETON22 at Harvard

holy Cross (4-6)

october 18

HC OppAug. 30 at Albany 13 14Sept. 6 MORGAN STATE 29 26

13 CCSU 20 719 at Harvard 18 4127 FORDHAM 16 45

Oct. 4 at Colgate 17 20

HC OppOct. 11 at Brown (2ot) 24 27

18 at Dartmouth 21 2425 at Lafayette 24 14

Nov. 8 LEHIGH 27 2015 BUCKNELL22 at Georgetown

Columbia (0-8, 0-5)

october 25

Col OppSept. 20 FORDHAM 7 49

27 at Albany 7 42Oct. 4 PRINCETON 6 38

11 at Monmouth 28 6118 at Penn 7 3125 DARTMOUTH 7 27

Col OppNov. 1 YALE 7 25

8 at Harvard 0 4515 CORNELL22 at Brown

harvard (8-0, 5-0)

november 1

Harv OppSept. 19 HOLY CROSS 41 18

27 at Brown 22 14Oct. 4 at Georgetown 34 3

11 CORNELL 24 718 LAFAYETTE 24 1425 at Princeton 49 7

Harv OppNov. 1 at Dartmouth 23 12

8 COLUMBIA 45 015 at Penn22 YALE

Cornell (0-8, 0-5)

november 8

Corn OppSept. 20 at Colgate 12 27

27 at Bucknell 7 20Oct. 4 YALE 13 51

11 at Harvard 7 2418 LEHIGH 14 3125 at Brown 16 42

Corn OppNov. 1 PRINCETON 27 38

8 DARTMOUTH 7 4215 at Columbia22 PENN

Brown (4-4, 2-3)

november 15

Brown OppSept. 20 at Georgetown 3 17

27 HARVARD 14 22Oct. 4 at Rhode Island 20 13

11 HOLY CROSS (2ot) 27 2418 at Princeton 16 2725 CORNELL 42 16

Brown OppNov. 1 at Penn 21 13

8 YALE 42 4515 at Dartmouth22 COLUMBIA

Princeton (5-3, 4-1)

november 22

Prin OppSept. 20 at San Diego 29 39

27 DAVIDSON 56 17Oct. 4 at Columbia 38 6

11 at Colgate 30 3118 BROWN 27 1625 HARVARD 7 49

Prin OppNov. 1 at Cornell 38 27

8 PENN 22 1715 at Yale22 DARTMOUTH

Dartmouth Athletics Director harry Sheehy

Harry Sheehy was hired in the summerof 2010 as the Big Green’s eighth athletics director. Before joining theDartmouth community, Sheehy enjoyeda successful run at his alma mater,Williams, first as the men’s head bas-ketball coach for 17 seasons, and thenthe athletics director for 10 years. Hisbasketball team made 13 appearancesin the NCAA Division III Tournament,and in each of his 10 years at the helmof the department, Williams won theDivision III Directors’ Cup.

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It’s notable that, a century ago, Dartmouth played (andwon) dedication games at several football stadiums (includ-ing Harvard, Washington and Georgia) but, in the dedicationof its own stadium, couldn’t contain a Cornell team that wasin the midst of a 26-game winning streak. Dartmouth’s nextloss wouldn’t come until the 1926 season after a 21-0-1unbeaten streak that included the 1925 undefeated nationalchampionship season.

About 15,000 people, including 7,300 in the new brickand concrete grandstand, crowded every corner of MemorialField on November 3, 1923, twice as many as had ever

before seen a football game in Hanover and probably twiceas many as will see Dartmouth play Brown today, the lasthome game of the Big Green’s 2014 season. On Monday, aconstruction crew will begin to dismantle the west grand-stand that has been the signature element of Dartmouth’shome football field for over nine decades but, according toengineers, “. . . is near the end of its useful life.”

Over the next 10 months, the west stands will beremoved and replaced. The brick façade and arches that facetoward Hanover’s Main Street will be refurbished andretained, along with the granite slabs and bronze plaques inthe large central archway that honor the 3,407 Dartmouthmen from the classes of 1883 through 1922 who served in themilitary during World War I. There is also a tribute to the 47Dartmouth veterans who, in 1923, were survivors of theCivil War fought 60 years earlier.

The largest bronze plaque bears this inscription:

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By the early 1900s, especially with the open-ing of Alumni Gymnasium in 1910, the southeastcorner of the Dartmouth campus was establishedas the home for athletic teams. Behind the gym,Alumni Oval included the football and baseballfields and the running track, though the footballand baseball fields were flip-flopped from theircurrent positions until Memorial Field was built.

The committee for construction of MemorialField was formed in 1919. To fund the new sta-dium, the college solicited donations via 90memorial certificates, each valued at $4,000. Whenthe project’s final report was issued in 1926, 4,261donors (the oldest was from the Class of 1854)had contributed $261,817.07.

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darTMouTh FooTball:

reflections on Four YearsBy Bruce Wood

What is the most indelible memory you will take with youfrom your career in a Dartmouth football uniform?

With a win today over Brown, another next week atPrinceton and a single Harvard stumble, the answer acrossthe board would be the same: Winning the Ivy League championship.

But with work still to be done and absent a crystal ball,a cross section of Dartmouth’s seniors offered up answersthat paint a pointillist impression of the four years of footballin the lives of the Class of 2015. Here is a lightly edited ver-sion of memories they won’t soon forget:

Senior wide receiver Bo Patterson: “As I look back, I’vefound that most of my favorite moments were when it wasjust the guys and nobody else. Specifically, I loved preseasoncamp and road games where we could all just get away fromthe world and bond as brothers. Coming from a high schoolthat won very few games, I knew coming in that the beautyof football is not in winning games, but in cultivating life-long relationships and memories with a group of guys thatyou’d do anything for. I’ve found this at Dartmouth.”

linebacker Tyler Stout: “I will always remember how muchJeff Winthrop gets our team hyped up before every game.My favorite phrases from Jeff are ‘Juice check,’ ‘Suicide mis-sion,’ and, ‘Ohhhh, no! They’re back.’”

offensive lineman will Guinee: “Sophomore year preseasonkaraoke night when Jeff Winthrop and Teddy Reed did aduet, ‘I Can’t Help Falling In Love With You.’”

Quarterback Alex Park: “Two different experiences with mytwo best friends on the team, Bo Patterson and KirbySchoenthaler. The first was with Bo against Bucknell. I threwa pass down the middle and it was incomplete. While every-one was returning to the line of scrimmage, I looked at Boand quietly asked, ‘Were you open?’ He simply nodded andwe called the same play the very next down and I threw atouchdown to Bo. It was incredible how we were on thesame page. The same thing happened with Kirby Schoen-thaler against Butler in 2012. We were driving from our own5 and needed a first down. We called a pass play whereKirby was supposed to go in motion and run a short outroute. I noticed the coverage and hoped Kirby would as welland cut off his route appropriately. He went in motion andran a perfect route, cutting his out route off before hereached the corner. I threw Kirby the ball and it resulted in afirst down to keep the drive alive. Neither of those playswere particularly significant in the grand scheme of myDartmouth career, but they both mean so much to me for thesole reason that it showed how my best friends and I wereon the same page on and off the field.”

wide receiver ryan McManus: “I would have to say being inthe huddle with my older brother Timmy during freshmanyear — especially as guys joked about having ‘Too manyMcManus’ in the huddle at one time,’ and then also beingable to share a huddle with my younger brother Danny onpunt return. After crossing the goal line at Yale, it was prettyspecial to turn around to see that the first person there togreet me was Danny (and I have him and plenty of others tothank for it).”

Defensive end Evan Chrustic: “Living with all the guys in myclass in the Lodge during freshman preseason before schooleven started. It was at this point that I knew I had made theright choice in coming here and that I would be surroundedby 30 guys that I could call my lifelong brothers.”

Tight end Pat hand: “My favorite memories from footballwere doing one-on-one pass sets my freshman year. Andpancaking (Troy) Donahue in practice. That happened a lot.”

Tailback and longsnapper Marc Sasso: “Sophomore year wehad practice on Halloween and right when we started ouroccasional 2-minute water break we heard the song ‘PeanutButter Jelly Time’ and Dave Jenkerson and Steve Wardripped off their clothes and started dancing in the middle ofthe field in banana suits. It was so awkward and alarmingbecause they were the last people you imagine to do thatand it threw off the rest of practice.”

Linebacker Tyler Stout


Wide Receiver Victor Williams

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Dartmouth Big Green(6-2, 4-1 ivy)

Sept. 20 CENTRAL CONN. 35-25, W27 at New Hampshire 19-52, L

Oct. 4 PENN* 31-13, W11 at Yale* 38-31, W 18 HOLY CROSS 24-21, W25 at Columbia* 27-7, W

Nov. 1 HARVARD* 12-23, L8 at Cornell* 42-7, W

15 BROWN* 12:0022 at Princeton* 1:00

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Brown Bears(4-4, 2-3 ivy)

Sept. 20 at Georgetown 3-17, L27 HARVARD* 14-22, L

Oct. 4 at Rhode Island 20-13, W11 HOLY CROSS (2ot) 27-24, W 18 at Princeton* 16-27, L25 CORNELL* 42-16, W

Nov. 1 at Penn* 21-13, W8 YALE* 42-45, L

15 at Dartmouth* 12:0022 COLUMBIA* 12:30

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*Cornell at Columbia, 12:30

*Princeton at Yale, 12:30

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rushing rush Yds Avg TD longKyle Bramble 124 641 5.2 5 39Dalyn Williams 87 348 4.0 6 28

Passing Att Cmp Pct Yds TD inTDalyn Williams 200 126 63.0 1566 14 3Alex Park 59 37 62.7 321 2 4

receiving rec Yds Avg TD longRyan McManus 45 629 13.9 4 42Victor Williams 31 321 10.4 3 32Kyle Bramble 29 296 10.2 5 37Bo Patterson 24 290 12.1 2 39

Kickoff returns Kr Yds Avg TD longKirby Schoenthaler 14 448 29.9 0 92

Punt returns Pr Yds Avg TD longRyan McManus 17 175 10.3 1 60

Tackles uT AT Total TFl Sacks inTWill McNamara 40 28 68 3.0-7 0.0-0 1-18Zach Slafsky 27 24 51 2.5-22 2.5-22 0-0Frankie Hernandez 29 15 44 3.5-22 2.0-18 1-0Vernon Harris 29 13 42 2.0-3 0.0-0 3-29

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receiving rec Yds Avg TD longBrian Strachan 47 563 12.0 5 46Alex Jette 23 378 16.4 3 36Troy Doles 22 402 18.3 1 70Reiley Higgins 22 321 14.6 3 55

Kickoff returns Kr Yds Avg TD longBrian Strachan 8 139 17.4 0 24

Punt returns Pr Yds Avg TD longAlex Jette 11 104 9.5 0 30

Tackles uT AT Total TFl Sacks inTXavier Russo 38 29 67 3.0-9 1.0-8 0-0Michael Walsh 22 19 41 3.0-9 0.0-0 0-0Ryan MacDonald 25 13 38 0.0-0 0.0-0 1-10Jacob Supron 33 4 37 3.0-12 0.0-0 2-38

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No. Name Pos.16 Bo Patterson WR17 Ernest Evans II QB18 Garrett Schmidt TE18a Josh Davis WR 19 Darius George DB19a Krieg Greco DB20 Will Konstant LB21 Jacob Siwicki RB22 Kyle Bramble RB22a Chris Aguemon DB23 K.J. Booze WR24 Jarius Brown CB25 Abrm McQuarters RB26 Marc Sasso RB26a Ross Wood S27 Vernon Harris CB28 Justin Porter CB 29 Nick White RB

No. Name Pos.30 Zach Slafsky LB30a Forrest Town RB 31 Paddy Clancy CB31a Ben Hagaman TE 32 Cody Patch DB33 Justin Edwards LB 33a Cam Poole TE 34 Danny McManus DB35 Josh Winslow DB35a Marcus Berg RB 36 Brock Bacon LB 37 Jordan Greenwood DB37a David Smith K/P 38 Charlie Miller DB39 Riley Lyons K/P40 Ryder Stone RB 40a Jimmy Knight LB 41 David Caldwell DB

No. Name Pos.42 Eric Wickham LB42a Jonathan Moran TE43 Graydon Peterson LS44 Will McNamara LB45 Ben Kepley P46 Alex Gakenheimer K47 Lucas Bavaro DB48 Ben Ticknor LB49 Porter Ontko RB 50 A.J. Dillione OL51 Rob Lauzen LB52 Cody Fulleton DE52a Peter Eggert OL53 Tyler Stout LB54 Folarin Orimolade LB55 Alex McCrory LB56 Eric Meile LB 56a Bennett Goff LB57 Sawyer Whalen DE58 Niko Mamula OL59 Ian Hanselman LB 59a Brian Fordon LB

No. Name Pos.60 Michael Warren DL61 Zach Shank DE62 Zach Husain DL63 Jacob Flores OL64 Patrick Flathers OL 65 Jack Anderson OL 66 Andrew Yohe OL 67 Scotty Whitmore OL68 Zach Davis OL69 Jack Friedman OL70 Rocco Di Leo DL 71 Garrett Strohmaier OL72 Sean Ronan OL73 Mike Langman OL74 Paul Gudmundsson OL75 William Guinee OL76 Brendan Johnson OL77 Ben Spiritos OL78 Joshua Clark OL79 Dave Morrison OL80 Cameron Skaff TE 81 Jon Marc Carrier WR

No. Name Pos.82 Houston Brown WR83 Emory Thompson WR 84 Joseph Cook WR85 Blake Orvis TE85a Jeremiah Douchee DE86 Charles Mack WR87 Kevin Muzzi WR88 Sam Laptad TE89 Stephen Johnston TE 89a Charlie Storey WR90 Corbin Stall DE91 Davaron Stockman DL 92 Evan Chrustic DE93 Brennan Cascarano DL 94 Brandon Cooper DE95 Jeff Winthrop DT96 Charlie Pontarelli DL 97 Nick Tomkins DL 97a Jake Young DE98 Pat Hand TE99 A.J. Zuttah DT

BROWN BEARSNo. Name Pos.1 Frank Tull WR1 Isaac Whitney DB2 Zachary Kachmer CB3 Phillip Smith DB4 Andrew Coke RB5 Brett Estes P/K6 Jordan Ferguson DB7 Alexander Jette WR7 Thomas Linta QB8 Matthew Byer WR8 Quintin Rizek OLB9 Connor Coughlin FS10 Reiley Higgins WR11 Brian Strachan WR11 Michael Villapiano QB12 Rakeem Marcelle WR13 Kyle Moreno QB14 Seth Rosenbauer QB14 Luke Marrone DB

No. Name Pos.15 Patrick O’Neill DB16 Nicholas Lawley QB17 Marcus Fuller QB18 Michael Walsh OLB19 Austin Rugraff OLB20 Marcus Tippens DB21 Zachary Gillen FS22 Sam Russell DB23 Gideon Dixon DB23 Robert Grebenc RB25 Jay Williams SS26 Eric Armagost OLB26 Jalen Broome RB27 Grant Senne P/K28 Gabriel Gonzalez DB29 John Howell WR29 Kyle Obana DB30 Hershel Caywood OLB31 Jacob Supron DB

No. Name Pos.32 Caleb Cragle ILB33 Will Quigley FS34 Jake Hall RB35 Johnny Pena RB35 Terrell Smith DB36 Michael Ramirez DB37 Chad Ginsburg OLB38 Zachary Neill OLB39 Jeffrey Biestek FB40 Matt Jenkins OLB40 Conor Wyand FB41 Chesley Brooks OLB42 Brandon Davenport ILB43 James Connelly ILB44 Courtland Clavette ILB45 Max Tylki ILB46 William Twyman ILB47 Ryan MacDonald OLB

No. Name Pos.48 Daniel Giovacchini ILB49 Richard Jarvis ILB50 Connor McDermott OLB51 James Martino ILB52 Xavier Russo ILB53 Sanoj Allen DE54 John Bradford OL55 Jeffrey Anderson OL55 Chad Berry DE56 Andrew Terry OL57 Andrew DeSesa DE58 Ryan Davenport DL59 Matthew O’Brien OL60 Matthew Girard OL61 Conor Kruger OL62 Terrence Sinnott OL63 Christian Montano OL64 Nicholas Marsh OL

No. Name Pos.65 Bradford Kimball DL66 Austin Werkheiser OL67 Austin Jennings OL68 John Heile OL69 Adrian Caesar ILB70 Bruce Hall OL71 Zachary Marti OL72 John Simpson DE73 Dakota Girard OL74 Matthew Garofalo OL75 Nicholas Codrea OL76 Aidan Beresford OL77 Abe Dube OL78 Andrew Hansen OL79 Clayton Eubank OL80 Justin Honce TE81 Alexander Quoyeser TE82 Troy Doles WR

No. Name Pos.83 Jack Palmore WR84 Stephen Loudon FB85 Jared Shimberg TE86 Stian Romberg WR87 Oliver Bucka TE88 Garrett Swanky WR89 Alexander Viox TE90 Henry Bumpus DL91 Keegan O’Hern DL91 Jacob Wilner P/K92 Ludovic Richardson DL93 Zach Sparber DL94 Jake Walther DL95 Jake Whalen DL96 Jacob Mackay DE97 Thomas Kutschke DL98 Charles Barry DE99 Robert Hughes DE

2014 DArTMouTh FooTBAll AlPhABETiCAl roSTErNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. High School/Previous Hometown

22a Chris Aguemon DB 5-9 175 So. Heritage Leesburg, Va.65 Jack Anderson OL 6-5 260 Fr. Palo Alto Palo Alto, Calif.8 Jordan Aré WR 6-1 210 Sr. Alief Taylor Houston, Texas36 Brock Bacon LB 6-2 215 Fr. Trinity Christian Academy Dallas, Texas4 Dana Barbaro WR 6-2 190 Sr. St. Augustine San Diego, Calif.47 Lucas Bavaro DB 6-1 200 So. St. John’s Prep Boxford, Mass.35a Marcus Berg RB 5-8 180 Fr. Blake School Minneapolis, Minn.8a Colin Boit S 6-2 205 Fr. Eastside Catholic Sammarish, Wash.23 K.J. Booze WR 5-7 160 Jr. Spiro Spiro, Okla.22 Kyle Bramble RB 5-11 205 Jr. Floyd Central Floyds Knobs, Ind.82 Houston Brown WR 6-1 175 So. The Woodlands The Woodlands, Texas24 Jarius Brown CB 5-8 175 Fr. University School Lauderhill, Fla.41 David Caldwell DB 6-0 195 Jr. Groton School (Mass.) Charlotte, N.C.81 Jon Marc Carrier WR 5-11 170 So. Steinbrenner Lutz, Fla.93 Brennan Cascarano DL 6-1 250 Fr. Glenbrook South Glenview, Ill.92 Evan Chrustic DE 6-4 285 Sr. Newton Andover, N.J.31 Paddy Clancy DB 5-10 175 Jr. St. Thomas Academy St. Louis Park, Minn.78 Joshua Clark OL 6-5 290 Jr. Bradenton Christian Bradenton, Fla.84 Joseph Cook WR 6-6 210 So. Bishop Amat Monrovia, Calif.94 Brandon Cooper DE 6-1 260 So. South Grand Prairie Grand Prairie, Texas18a Josh Davis WR 6-0 170 Fr. Garfield Los Angeles, Calif.68 Zach Davis OL 6-6 315 So. Lake Havasu Lake Havasu, Ariz.9 Stephen Dazzo FS 6-0 225 Sr. Prospect Arlington Heights, Ill.70 Rocco Di Leo DL 6-3 245 Fr. St. Ignatius Prep Elmhurst, Ill.12 Jonathan DiBiaso QB 6-1 190 So. Everett/Phillips Exeter Everett, Mass.50 A.J. Dillione OL 6-1 285 Sr. Hun School West Chester, Pa.7 Troy Donahue SS 6-1 195 Sr. Mullen Greenwood Village, Colo.

85a Jeremiah Douchee DE 6-4 235 So. Hales Franciscan Chicago, Ill.33 Justin Edwards LB 6-1 225 Fr. Peachtree Ridge Lawrenceville, Ga.52a Peter Eggert OL 6-5 260 So. Laguna Hills Lake Forest, Calif.17 Ernest Evans II QB 6-4 210 Jr. Second Baptist Houston, Texas64 Patrick Flathers OL 6-4 285 Fr. Bishop Guertin (N.H.) Dracut, Mass.63 Jacob Flores OL 6-4 290 Jr. Grace Prep Arlington, Texas59a Brian Fordon LB 6-2 205 So. Providence Catholic Frankfort, Ill.69 Jack Friedman OL 6-3 300 So. Howard Ellicott City, Md.52 Cody Fulleton DT 6-3 265 Jr. O’Dea Seattle, Wash.46 Alex Gakenheimer K 6-3 185 So. Charlotte Country Day Charlotte, N.C.19 Darius George DB 6-1 180 So. Cardinal Gibbons Waterhill, Fla.56a Bennett Goff LB 6-2 210 Jr. Middleton Middleton, Wis.13 Dan Gorman WR 6-4 200 Jr. Hanover Etna, N.H.19a Krieg Greco DB 5-10 200 So. Archbishop Moeller Cincinnati, Ohio37 Jordan Greenwood DB 6-0 185 Jr. Lutheran Orange, Calif.5 Brian Grove RB 5-10 195 Jr. Kings Academy West Palm Beach, Fla.74 Paul Gudmundsson OL 6-1 260 So. St. Mark’s School Dallas, Texas75 William Guinee OL 6-4 280 Sr. Malden Catholic Topsfield, Mass.31a Ben Hagaman TE 6-5 225 Fr. Franklin Nashville, Tenn.98 Pat Hand TE 6-4 235 Sr. Lawrenceville School Far Hills, N.J.59 Ian Hanselman LB 6-2 225 Fr. Manheim Central Manheim, Pa.27 Vernon Harris DB 6-2 195 Jr. St. Thomas Aquinas Fort Lauderdale, Fla.11 Jack Heneghan QB 6-4 220 Fr. Menlo School Atherton, Calif.3 Frankie Hernandez SS 5-9 195 Jr. Belen Jesuit Miami, Fla.62 Zach Husain DL 6-1 280 So. Evanston Township Evanston, Ill.76 Brendan Johnson OL 6-6 280 Jr. Gonzaga College HS Washington, D.C.89 Stephen Johnston TE 6-4 220 Fr. Georgetown Prep Potomac, Md.6a John Katzman K/P 5-9 175 So. Menlo School Menlo, Calif.45 Ben Kepley P 6-2 185 So. Charlotte Country Day Charlotte, N.C.40a Jimmy Knight LB 6-1 200 Fr. Brunswick School Greenwich, Conn.20 Will Konstant LB 6-3 215 Jr. Lyons Township LaGrange, Ill.73 Mike Langman OL 6-5 290 So. Naperville North Naperville, Ill.88 Sam Laptad TE 6-5 225 Jr. Jenks Jenks, Okla.

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

51 Rob Lauzen LB 6-0 205 Sr. Aurora West Aurora, Ill.39 Riley Lyons K/P 5-11 185 Sr. Blessed Trinity Roswell, Ga.86 Charles Mack WR 6-0 195 Fr. Potomac Senior Woodbridge, Va.58 Niko Mamula OL 6-3 290 Jr. Chartiers Valley Bridgeville, Pa.55 Alex McCrory LB 6-0 240 So. Shawnee Springfield, Ohio10a Kyran McKinney-Crudden S 6-0 195 Fr. Glastonbury Glastonbury, Conn.34 Danny McManus DB 5-9 175 So. St. Thomas Academy Mendota Heights, Minn.2 Ryan McManus WR 5-11 195 Sr. St. Thomas Academy Mendota Heights, Minn.44 Will McNamara LB 6-0 230 Jr. St. Rita Chicago, Ill.25 Abrm McQuarters RB 5-10 200 So. Cascia Hall Prep Tulsa, Okla.56 Eric Meile LB 6-1 215 Fr. Don Bosco Prep Ramsey, N.J.38 Charlie Miller DB 6-0 175 So. Totino Grace Shoreview, Minn.42a Jonathan Moran TE 6-5 230 Jr. Loyola Blakefield Baltimore, Md.79 Dave Morrison OL 6-5 300 So. Shaker Latham, N.Y.87 Kevin Muzzi WR 5-11 175 Jr. St. Joseph HS Greenville, Miss.49 Porter Ontko RB 6-0 195 Fr. Benet Academy Naperville, Ill.54 Folarin Orimolade LB 5-11 240 So. Blake Burtonsville, Md.85 Blake Orvis TE 6-4 240 So. Boone Orlando, Fla.14 Alex Park QB 6-1 205 Sr. Upper St. Clair Upper St. Clair, Pa.32 Cody Patch DB 5-10 195 Sr. Lebanon Lebanon, N.H.16 Bo Patterson WR 6-1 200 Sr. James Island Charter Charleston, S.C.43 Graydon Peterson LS 6-0 220 So. Whitefish Bay Whitefish Bay, Wis.96 Charlie Pontarelli DL 6-2 260 Fr. Loyola Academy Glenview, Ill.33a Cameron Poole TE 6-4 220 Fr. Buford Buford, Ga.28 Justin Porter CB 5-8 175 Fr. Kent School Pembroke Pines, Fla.6 Chai Reece CB 5-10 180 Sr. Loomis Chaffee (Conn.) Playa del Ray, Calif.72 Sean Ronan OL 6-3 270 Sr. Boca Raton Boca Raton, Fla.26 Marc Sasso RB 5-11 200 Sr. Palos Verdes Palos Verde Estates, Calif.18 Garrett Schmidt TE 6-3 240 Sr. Olentangy Galena, Ohio15 Kirby Schoenthaler WR 6-0 190 Sr. Bartlesville Bartlesville, Okla.61 Zach Shank DE 6-4 250 So. Olentangy Liberty Powell, Ohio21 Jacob Siwicki RB 6-0 225 So. DeMatha Catholic/NMH Gambrills, Md.80 Cameron Skaff TE 6-5 235 Fr. Battlefield Haymarket, Va.30 Zach Slafsky LB 6-2 245 Jr. American Heritage Delray Boca Raton, Fla.37a David Smith K/P 5-11 165 Fr. St. Paul’s (N.H.) Westmount, Que.77 Ben Spiritos OL 6-2 305 Sr. Landon Olney, Md.90 Corbin Stall DE 6-3 235 Sr. Tulsa Union Broken Arrow, Okla.91 Davaron Stockman DL 6-1 345 Fr. East St. John’s LaPlace, La.40 Ryder Stone RB 5-11 205 Fr. Phillips Andover (Mass.) Calgary, Alb.89a Charlie Storey WR 6-2 200 Sr. Milton Academy Essex, Mass.53 Tyler Stout LB 6-2 225 Sr. Los Altos Los Altos Hills, Calif.71 Garrett Strohmaier OL 6-2 275 So. Jesuit Elk Grove, Calif.83 Emory Thompson WR 5-10 160 Fr. Lawrence Dunbar Lexington, Ky.48 Benjamin Ticknor LB 6-1 215 Sr. Milton Academy Concord, Mass.97 Nick Tomkins DL 6-3 245 Fr. Matawan Regional Matawan, N.J.30a Forrest Town RB 5-11 190 Fr. Zachary Zachary, La.60 Michael Warren DL 6-4 285 So. Providence Academy Maple Grove, Minn.57 Sawyer Whalen DE 6-4 250 Jr. Woodinville Woodinville, Wash.29 Nick White RB 5-10 200 Fr. Henry Jackson Lynnwood, Wash.67 Scotty Whitmore OL 6-5 310 Sr. Klein Collins Spring, Texas42 Eric Wickham LB 6-3 250 Sr. Savannah Christian Richmond Hill, Ga.10 Dalyn Williams QB 6-0 210 Jr. Lake Dallas Corinth, Texas1 Victor Williams WR 5-9 170 Jr. Muskogee Muskogee, Okla.35 Josh Winslow DB 6-0 195 Jr. Loomis Chaffee Windsor, Conn.95 Jeff Winthrop DT 6-4 295 Sr. St. Paul’s School Roxbury, Conn.26a Ross Wood S 6-1 180 Fr. Greater Atlanta Christian Roswell, Ga.66 Andrew Yohe OL 6-2 305 Fr. Kiski Area Apollo, Pa.97a Jake Young DE 6-3 270 Jr. Avon Lake Avon Lake, Ohio99 A.J. Zuttah DT 6-2 285 Jr. Cheshire Academy Cheshire, Conn.



No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. High School/Previous Hometown53 Sanoj Allen DE 6-3 235 Fr. East Coweta Sharpsburg, Ga.55 Jeffrey Anderson OL 6-1 245 Sr. Longmeadow Longmeadow, Mass.26 Eric Armagost OLB 6-0 190 Sr. Starr’s Mill Fayetteville, Ga.98 Charles Barry DE 6-2 225 So. Walter Johnson Bethesda, Md.76 Aidan Beresford OL 6-4 275 Fr. Marshfield Marshfield, Mass.55 Chad Berry DE 6-2 250 Jr. East Lyme East Lyme, Conn.39 Jeffrey Biestek FB 6-0 250 So. Cheshire Academy Yalesville, Conn.54 John Bradford OL 6-1 275 Jr. Malvern Prep West Chester, Pa.41 Chesley Brooks OLB 5-9 190 Sr. Jordan-Matthews Pittsboro, N.C.26 Jalen Broome RB 5-10 185 Fr. Potomac McLean, Va.87 Oliver Bucka TE 6-6 230 Fr. Menlo-Atherton Atherton, Calif.90 Henry Bumpus DL 6-6 250 Jr. Concord-Carlisle Concord, Mass.8 Matthew Byer WR 6-1 190 Fr. Oak Park Oak Park, Calif.69 Adrian Caesar ILB 5-11 185 Fr. Miami Coral Park Miami, Fla.30 Hershel Caywood OLB 5-10 200 Jr. Manatee Bradenton, Fla.44 Courtland Clavette ILB 6-3 235 Sr. A.C. Reynolds Asheville, N.C.75 Nicholas Codrea OL 6-3 295 Sr. St. Vincent-St. Mary Tallmadge, Ohio4 Andrew Coke RB 6-0 205 Jr. Andover Andover, Mass.43 James Connelly ILB 6-1 230 Sr. Stonington Stonington, Conn.9 Connor Coughlin FS 6-0 195 Fr. Patchogue-Medford Medford, N.Y.32 Caleb Cragle ILB 6-0 200 Sr. Nooksack Valley Everson, Wash.42 Brandon Davenport ILB 6-1 230 So. Blackman Murfreesboro, Tenn.58 Ryan Davenport DL 6-3 235 Sr. Blackman Murfreesboro, Tenn.57 Andrew DeSesa DE 6-2 250 So. Mission College Prep San Luis Obispo, Calif.23 Gideon Dixon DB 6-2 180 Fr. Christian Brothers Acad. Syracuse, N.Y.82 Troy Doles WR 5-11 190 Jr. Saratoga Saratoga, Calif.77 Abe Dube OL 6-4 305 Sr. Evanston Township Evanston, Ill.5 Brett Estes P/K 6-2 200 Fr. East Greenwich East Greenwich, R.I.79 Clayton Eubank OL 6-3 285 So. Tesoro Coto De Caza, Calif.6 Jordan Ferguson DB 6-1 185 So. Loyola Ladera Heights, Calif.17 Marcus Fuller QB 5-11 205 Sr. Ashland Ashland, Ohio74 Matthew Garofalo OL 6-4 290 Sr. Hunterdon Central Whitehouse Station, N.J.21 Zachary Gillen FS 6-2 195 Jr. Mt. Brook Mt. Brook, Ala.37 Chad Ginsburg OLB 5-10 200 Sr. Pinecrest School Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.48 Daniel Giovacchini ILB 6-2 230 Sr. Lawrence Academy Acton, Mass.73 Dakota Girard OL 6-2 270 So. Nauset Regional Wellfleet, Mass.60 Matthew Girard OL 6-2 275 So. Holyoke Holyoke, Mass.28 Gabriel Gonzalez DB 6-0 190 Jr. Pine Crest Boca Raton, Fla.23 Robert Grebenc RB 5-10 220 Sr. St. Ignatius Cleveland, Ohio70 Bruce Hall OL 6-4 270 So. Leslie Leslie, Mich.34 Jake Hall RB 6-1 220 Fr. Tippecanoe Tipp City, Ohio78 Andrew Hansen OL 6-4 265 Sr. Valley West Des Moines, Iowa68 John Heile OL 6-3 285 Jr. Trinity HS for Boys Louisville, Ky.10 Reiley Higgins WR 5-11 200 Sr. Santa Margarita Catholic Coto de Caza, Calif.80 Justin Honce TE 6-3 250 Jr. Bellport East Patchogue, N.Y.29 John Howell WR 6-3 215 Jr. Mary Inst. St. Louis Country Day St. Louis, Mo.99 Robert Hughes DE 6-3 240 So. West Morris Central Long Valley, N.J.49 Richard Jarvis ILB 6-2 220 So. Belmont Hill Watertown, Mass.40 Matt Jenkins OLB 6-2 215 Fr. Sequoia Redwood City, Calif.67 Austin Jennings OL 6-2 280 Sr. Summit Summit, N.J.7 Alexander Jette WR 6-0 175 So. North Attleboro North Attleboro, Mass.2 Zachary Kachmer CB 5-9 180 Jr. Regis Jesuit Denver, Colo.65 Bradford Kimball DL 6-3 240 Fr. Mercer Island Mercer Island, Wash.61 Conor Kruger OL 6-0 270 Jr. Riverview Sarasota, Fla.97 Thomas Kutschke DL 6-5 250 So. Lake Forest Lake Forest, Ill.

\No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. High School/Previous Hometown16 Nicholas Lawley QB 6-6 205 Sr. Cincinnati Hills Christian Cincinnati, Ohio7 Thomas Linta QB 6-4 220 Fr. Hamden Hall Bradford, Conn.84 Stephen Loudon FB 6-3 235 Sr. Babylon HS Babylon, N.Y.47 Ryan MacDonald OLB 6-1 200 Jr. Falmouth Falmouth, Maine96 Jacob Mackay DE 6-5 245 So. Fieldston School Bronx, N.Y.12 Rakeem Marcelle WR 6-0 185 Jr. Vero Beach Vero Beach, Fla.14 Luke Marrone DB 6-0 180 So. Bronxville Bronxville, N.Y.64 Nicholas Marsh OL 6-3 280 So. Elder Cincinnati, Ohio71 Zachary Marti OL 6-2 275 Fr. Christopher Columbus Miami, Fla.51 James Martino ILB 6-0 225 Fr. Hopkins School Woodbridge, Conn.50 Connor McDermott OLB 6-2 210 Fr. Deerfield Academy New York, N.Y.63 Christian Montano OL 6-4 270 Fr. Hamden Hall Orange, Conn.13 Kyle Moreno QB 6-2 200 So. Amador Valley Pleasanton, Calif.38 Zachary Neill OLB 6-0 185 Fr. Liberty Surprise, Ariz.29 Kyle Obana DB 5-8 175 So. Punahou School Honolulu, Hawaii59 Matthew O’Brien OL 6-0 270 Sr. Northfield Mt. Hermon Bethesda, Md.91 Keegan O’Hern DL 6-4 225 Fr. Christian Brothers Acad. Syracuse, N.Y.15 Patrick O’Neill DB 5-9 170 Sr. Punahou School Honolulu, Hawaii83 Jack Palmore WR 6-2 195 Fr. Holy Innocents Episcopal Atlanta, Ga.35 Johnny Pena RB 5-9 200 So. Salpointe Catholic Tucson, Ariz.33 Will Quigley FS 6-1 210 Jr. Marblehead Marblehead, Mass.81 Alexander Quoyeser TE 6-4 220 Sr. Strake Jesuit Houston, Texas36 Michael Ramirez DB 5-8 190 So. Orange Lutheran Anaheim, Calif.92 Ludovic Richardson DL 6-1 270 Jr. Notre Dame Killingworth, Conn.8 Quintin Rizek OLB 6-0 200 Jr. St. Pius X Albuquerque, N.M.86 Stian Romberg WR 6-4 220 Sr. Maryville Maryville, Tenn.14 Seth Rosenbauer QB 6-3 240 Jr. Shawnee Lima, Ohio19 Austin Rugraff OLB 5-11 185 Jr. St. Charles West St. Charles, Mo.22 Sam Russell DB 6-1 195 So. Cheshire Academy Newton, Mass.52 Xavier Russo ILB 6-5 255 Sr. St. Ignatius College Prep San Francisco, Calif.27 Grant Senne P/K 6-5 235 Jr. Trinity Prep Winter Park, Fla.85 Jared Shimberg TE 6-5 250 Fr. Berkley Prep Tampa, Fla.72 John Simpson DE 6-5 250 So. Siegel Murfreesboro, Tenn.62 Terrence Sinnott OL 6-6 250 Jr. LaSalle Academy Mattapoisett, Mass.3 Phillip Smith DB 5-9 200 Sr. St. Edward Twinsburg, Ohio35 Terrell Smith DB 6-0 170 Fr. Episcopal Academy Newtown Square, Pa.93 Zach Sparber DL 6-3 260 Sr. Bergen Catholic Norwood, N.J.11 Brian Strachan WR 6-1 210 Sr. St. Sebastian’s Wellesley, Mass.31 Jacob Supron DB 6-0 185 Sr. Mansfield Senior Mansfield, Ohio88 Garrett Swanky WR 6-3 200 So. Brentwood School Los Angeles, Calif.56 Andrew Terry OL 6-5 280 Jr. Sierra Canyon Simi Valley, Calif.20 Marcus Tippens DB 5-11 195 Jr. Pershing County Lovelock, Nev.1 Frank Tull WR 5-10 170 Fr. Bishop Dunne Desoto, Texas46 William Twyman ILB 6-1 250 Jr. Lincoln-Sudbury Sudbury, Mass.45 Max Tylki ILB 6-1 220 So. Xavier Wethersfield, Conn.11 Michael Villapiano QB 6-1 210 Jr. Rumson-Fairhaven Regional Rumson, N.J.89 Alexander Viox TE 6-4 245 Sr. Elder Cincinnati, Ohio18 Michael Walsh OLB 6-1 220 Jr. Swampscott Swampscott, Mass.94 Jake Walther DL 6-4 260 Jr. Pittsburgh Central Catholic Pittsburgh, Pa.66 Austin Werkheiser OL 6-1 275 Fr. Blessed Trinity Catholic Roswell, Ga.95 Jake Whalen DL 6-1 240 So. Nashoba Regional Stow, Mass.1 Isaac Whitney DB 5-9 175 Fr. Venice Venice, Fla.25 Jay Williams SS 5-8 180 Fr. Salpointe Catholic Tucson, Ariz.91 Jacob Wilner P/K 6-2 200 Fr. St. Mark’s School Dallas, Texas40 Conor Wyand FB 6-3 260 Sr. Nashoba Regional Stow, Mass.

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ALL AMERICAN$50,000 or moreNancy & Robert Downey ‘58 DPLivvy & Douglas Floren ‘63 DPDiana & Steve Lewinstein ’63 DPBarbara & Brad Evans ‘64 DPSharron & Byron Anderson ‘76 DPAndi & Christopher Jenny ‘77 DPCarrie & Steven Katigan DP

$20,000 to $49,999Nancy & Michael Brown ‘57 DPSandra & James Katzman ‘89 DPAnonymous

$10,000 to $19,999Joel Alvord ‘60Mary Ann & Barry MacLean ‘60 DPRobert MacLeod, Jr. ‘67Polly & Murry Bowden ‘71 DPKathryn & Richard Kimball ‘78 DPElizabeth & Paul Centenari ‘79Laurie & Nigel Key ‘79 DPTrina & David Stone ‘79Gail Koziara ‘82 & Terence Boudreaux DPWinifred ‘82 & Peter Hussey ‘83 DPLaurie & Brian Conroy ‘86Robert Galindo ‘90Lindsay & John Purcell III ‘91Brooke & Duncan MacLean ‘94Nicole & Ryan Spayde ‘94Anne & Geo�rey von Kuhn DPAnna Karin & Michael Vranos DPAnonymous

ALL NEW ENGLAND$5,000 to $9,999Isa & Robert Rex ‘57Joseph Slotnik ‘58Margaret & William Morton, Jr. ‘59 DP James Progin ‘60Sally & William Neukom ‘64 DPEdward Keible, Jr. ‘65Helen & Peter Fahey ‘68 DPErnest Babcock ‘70James Rager ‘71Michael Wargo, Jr. ‘74Elizabeth ‘79 & Kent Dauten ‘77 DPCaryn & Brian Deevy ‘77 DPJane & David Casper ‘78Martin Cole ‘78Andrew Ebbott ‘78Diana & Bruce Rauner ‘78 DPKatherine & William McNabb ‘79 DPAlbert Ellis ‘80Lauren & Bradford Koenig ‘80 DPKatherine & John Morris ‘80 DPBarbara Fildes & Keith Quinton ‘80Jennifer & Mark Clayton ‘82 DPJonathan Bass ‘84Dana & Kevin Gri�n ‘88Carolyn ‘93 & Peter Chapman ‘91 Robert Birge ‘92Sandra & Lewis Bakes DP Sandra & Arthur Irving DP Laura & Scott Shulman DPJoseph Moglia

CAPTAIN$2,500 to $4,999John Stearns ‘49 DP Paul Woodberry ‘49 DP Richard Hopkins ‘55Ward Rowley ‘55Emerson Houck ‘56George Records ‘56Sally & Gershen Abraham ‘58 DP Malcolm Swenson ‘59

Malora & William Gundy ‘60 DP Kristin & Charles Chapman ‘61 DPMarjorie & Russell Boss ‘61 DP Deborah & Mike Rouzee ‘62 DP Ivars Janieks ‘65Lynda & George Trumbull III ‘66 DPKaren & Peter Lawrence ‘69 DPRobert Mlakar ‘70Willie Bogan ‘71Mary & William Carpenter ‘74 DP Judith ‘76 & Thomas Csatari ‘74 DP Simon Etzel, Jr. ‘74Alexander Kandabarow ‘75Shoun Kerbaugh ‘76James Darnell ‘77David Van Vliet ‘77Jay Murphy ‘78James Vailas ‘78James Eden ‘79Roger Phillips, Jr. ‘79Shelby & John Saer, Jr. ‘79 DP Michio Soga ‘79Kirsten E. & Eugene Teevens ‘79Terrence Bonus ‘81Leslie ‘81 & David Shula ‘81 DP Gregory Ma�ei ‘82J. Mark Edwards ‘83Susan & Scott Sipple ‘84 DP John Britton, II ‘89Richard Joyce ‘91Michael O’Flynn ‘91Dennis Durkin ‘93Will Gri�th ‘93Peter Agnes III ‘99Jana ‘00 & Brian Ne� ‘99Bret Anderson ‘05 Geraldine McManus & Richard Hand DPJeanne & David Husain DPMary & Mark Husband DP Mary Kelly & Daniel Reilly DP Winifred Stearns DPKathryn & George Ticknor DP

1ST TEAM ALL-IVY$1,000 to $2,499Jacques Harlow ‘50 DPLeonard Gochman ‘53Carol & Robert Henderson ‘53 DPCharles Reilly ‘53Jean & Robert Adnopoz ‘54 DPDavid Metz ‘54Seaver Peters ‘54Schuyler Huntoon ‘55Barbara & Thomas Bechler ‘56 DPVirginia & Douglas Keare ‘56 DPEric Eichler ‘57Lisa & Robert Towbin ‘57 DPDonald Klages ‘58Jerry Manne ‘58Joseph LaVigna ‘59Seth Strickland ‘60Arthur Johnson ‘61Daryl & Steven Roth ‘62 DP Nancy & John Walters ‘62 DPCarole & Richard Berkowitz ‘63 DPGeorge Hellick III ‘63Charles Wessendorf ‘63Cynthia & Paul Pringle ‘65 DPJohn Engelman ‘68Michael Graham ‘70Marsha & Peter Pratt ‘71 DPPaul Ettari ‘72Susan & Digger Donahue ‘73 DPSusan & Robert Glovsky ‘73 DPRichard Gerardi ‘74Lawrence Ivey ‘75Dorothy & Michael Brait ‘76 DPMichelle & Bradford Fletcher ‘76 DP

Nancy ‘76 & Robert Freidl ‘76Latricia Turner & Thomas McConnell ‘76 DPKathryn & Dirk Nelson ‘76 DPThomas Souza ‘76Marianne & David Spalding ‘76 DPKerry & Michael Choukas ‘77 DPPatrick Sullivan ‘77Cathryn & Peter Volanakis ‘77 DPCharlie Denison ‘78Elizabeth ‘78 & Delos Flint, Jr. ‘78 DPJe� Immelt ‘78Sherri ‘82 & Curtis Oberg ‘78 DPGrace & William Origel ‘78 DPJimmie Solomon ‘78Elisha Gould III ‘79Edward Heilbron ‘79Bray ‘79 & William Mitchell ‘79 DPJoseph Nastri ‘79Rueben Stokes ‘79Edward Fernandes ‘80Christopher Sawch ‘80Byron Boston ‘81Molly & Robert Higgins II ‘81 DPVincent Dowling, Jr. ‘82 DPDavid Howard ‘82Sam Laurin ‘82Matthew Lopes, Jr. ‘84Joseph Frankhouse ‘85Richard Weissman ‘85Robert Cary ‘86Enrique Salem ‘87Robert Combi ‘88Brent Frei ‘88Brett Matthews ‘88Derek McDowell ‘88Terry Phillis, Jr. ‘88Daniel O�t ‘90John Slusher ‘90Anne ‘91 & Je�rey Blackburn ‘91Brendan Mahoney ‘91Kirk Mills ‘91Anthony Godsick ‘93Matthew Feeley ‘94Christopher Powers ‘94Josh Bloom ‘95Andre Grant ‘95Robert Bourque ‘96Amanda ‘96 & Thomas Macejko, Jr. ‘97David Oliver ‘97Damon Blechen ‘98Christopher Little ‘05William Deevy ‘11Eleanor & William Bathe DPMichelle Dillione DPMark Donahue DPDebra & Robert Robbins DPAnn & Timothy Scheve DPSandy & Edward Sheehy DPCelia & Samuel Spiritos DPDebra & James Stout, Jr. DPKenneth Manne

2ND TEAM ALL-IVY$500 to $999Jocelyn & Craig Cain ‘45 DPJudith Cross W’50 & John Hatheway ‘48 DPAgnes & William Carpenter ‘50 DPPhilip Beekman ‘53Josephine & John Zimmermann ‘53 DPDavid Gleason ‘54 DPDorothy & Jerome Goldstein ‘54 DPBeth & John Crowley ‘56 DP Donald Gray, Jr. ‘56Lois & Lawrence Scammon, Jr. ‘56 DPJames Treadwell, Jr. ‘57Joanne & Frank Blatz ‘58 DP

Theron Colby ‘58Sheila & Alan Gazzaniga ‘58 DPVirginia & Preston Kelsey II ‘58 DPRobert Lindig ‘58Trygve Myhren ‘58Donald Voss ‘58William Colehower ‘59Goodwin ‘59 & Rosalind Gilman DP Arnold Sigler ‘60Diana & Richard Beattie ‘61 DPJake Crouthamel ‘60Christine Thomas & G. H. Denniston, Jr. ‘61 DP Ann & John Henry III ‘61 DPArthur Kelton, Jr. ‘61Michael Jackson ‘62James Murar ‘62Gary Spiess ‘62Arthur Williams III ‘63Maryly & Peter Benzian ‘64 DPMargaret Kepner & Frederick DuPuy ‘64 DPChris Vancura ‘64Robert Busch ‘65Margaret Smith ‘82 & Douglas Lamude, Sr. ‘65Peter Sapione* ‘65Thomas Clarke ‘66William Risso, Jr. ‘66William Johnson ‘70Bradley Houser ‘71Jaan Lumi ‘65Michael Roberts ‘71William Skibitsky ‘71Margaret & John Manning ‘72 DPRichard Proctor, Jr. ‘72Sandra & Thomas O’Neill ‘73 DPKristina & John Wood ‘73 DPMichael Draznik ‘74 DPWilliam Hansen ‘74James Stone ‘74Debbie & Jack Thomas ‘74 DPCarolyn ‘78 & James Evans ‘75 DP William Montanile ‘75Barbara & Glenn Reed ‘75 DPAnn & Philip Moy, Jr. ‘76 DPMark Mullan ‘76George Sauter ‘76Robert Tibolt ‘76Richard Zimmerman ‘76Mark Arnold ‘78John Carney, Jr. ‘78Kenneth Beer ‘79Virginia & James Boldt ‘79 DPBarbara & John Currier ‘79 Henry Hunnefeld ‘79Kathleen & Kent Mathewson ‘79 DPDavid & Peggy Epstein Tanner ‘79 DPSteven Terrell ‘79Su-Moon Paik ‘81 & Robert Brown ‘80 DPDavid Kollmorgen ‘80Lawrence Margerum ‘80Barbara & William Burgess, Jr. ‘81 DPCynthia & David Edelson ‘81 DPJohn Idzik ‘82George Thompson, Jr. ‘82Trisha ‘86 & Kevin Luing ‘83Arthur Lussi ‘83Francis Manning ‘83Richard Sta�ord ‘83Gregg Bekelja ‘84David Fuhrman ‘84Benjamin Watts ‘84Carl Brown ‘86Robert Brown ‘86Dale Lattanzio ‘86Anthony Stearns ‘86John Jakiemiec ‘87

John Randolph ‘87Karin-Ann & Ernest Torain, Jr. ‘87Brian Janssen ‘88Robert Lasher ‘88Neil Abramson ‘89Thomas Parker ‘90Paul Simpson ‘90Nicholas Stanham ‘90Anthony Florence, Jr. ‘91Yvette ‘91 & Je� Hammel ‘91Todd Kelly ‘91Christina ‘93 & Jerome Gilbert ‘92Elizabeth ‘92 & John Knapp ‘92Daniel Mulligan ‘92Kathleen ‘93 & Gregory Rush ‘92Salvatore Sciretto, III ‘92David Viljoen ‘92Shelby ‘93 & Miceal Chamberlain, Jr. ‘93Gregory Ho�meister ‘93Thomas Lynch, Jr. ‘93Kelly ‘94 & Richard Lytle, Jr. ‘93Michael Phillips, Jr. ‘93Sean Riley ‘93Russell Torres ‘93James McGeehan, Jr. ‘94Matthew Peck ‘94Alison ‘99 & Bradley Je�erson ‘98Ashley ‘00 & Kyle Rogers ‘99William Lyons ‘00Todd Jelen ‘01Donna & Robert Anthony DPEileen & Joseph Calvanelli, Jr. DPMargaret Dooley DP Donna & Allen Dornak DPFrank Fulleton DPAndrena & Michael Greenwood DPNancy & David Hamren DPKaren & Daniel Kana DPRichard Marcoux DPLaurel & Robert Mondshine DPConstance & John O’Neill DPJulianne & Luigi Sasso DPDeborah & Neal Slafsky DPMarie-Armide & Charles Storey DPRichard Colton, Jr.Dartmouth Class of 1979Peter HotalingAnonymous

HONORABLE MENTION$250 to $499Robert McLaughry ‘44 DPFrank Harrington, Jr. ‘50William Miller ‘50William Monahan ‘51Jo Ann & Peirce McKee ‘51 DPJames Churchill ‘52John Creamer, Jr. ‘52Kay Taylor & Weyman Lundquist ‘52 DPAnne & John McDonald ‘52 DPJoAnn & Charles Queenan, Jr. ‘52 DPJames Streng ‘52Jane & John Unkles, Jr. ‘52 DPHarlan Fair ‘53Richard O’Connor ‘53Fredrika & Kester Pierson ‘53 DPJane & Richard Page ‘54 DPWilliam Rex ‘54Elizabeth & James Nelsen ‘55 DPThomasine & Robert Adelizzi ‘57 DPFrancis Howland ‘57William Pownall ‘57Jane & Josiah Stevenson IV ‘57 DPMarianne & Michael Tompkins ‘57 DPAnn & David Bradley ‘58 DPHenry Milton, Jr. ‘58Ferdinand Arens III ‘59Andrew DuBo� ‘59



Leslie Larsen, Jr. ‘59Malcolm Swenson ‘59Michael Tighe, Jr. ‘59Lynn & Richard Warden ‘59 DPDale Boyse ‘60Henry Greer ‘60Nicholas Muller III ‘60Hans Wurster ‘60Thomas Conger ‘61Kenneth DeHaven ‘61Robert Johnson ‘61Jean & Donald Shropshire ‘61 DPMary & Richard Hofmann ‘62 DPArthur Hoover ‘62 DPJudith & Thomas Komarek ‘62 DPJames Lemen ‘62Terry & Jay Moyer ‘62 DPBruce Coggeshall ‘63Clayton Hering ‘63Melvyn Meyers ‘63Jo Anne & Aldis Perrin Butler, Jr. ‘64 DPEdward Gingras ‘64Wilson Madden, Jr. ‘64Donna & Thomas Parkinson ‘64 DPLaura & Sven Karlen, Jr. ‘65 DPBruce Wagner ‘65Harvey Welker ‘65Stephen Bryan ‘66Edward Long III ‘66Robert Fagan ‘67Charles Matuszak ‘67Kathleen & Peter Nistad, Jr. ‘67 DPChristine & Thomas Rath ‘67 DPJohn Everett, Jr. ‘68Randall McElrath ‘68Rodney Pease ‘68 DPLinda & Richard Alderson ‘69 DPDaniel Cooperman ‘69Thomas Cronan ‘69Charles Dorkey III ‘70 DPJoe Jarrett, Jr. ‘71Robert Schnabel ‘71Mark Stevenson ‘71Carol & Thomas Gianis ‘73 DPMichael Klupchak ‘73Diane Currier & William Mayer ‘73 DPVirginia & Robert Norton ‘73 DPKevin O’Shea ‘73Brook Maese ‘74Christopher Pfa� ‘74Rebecca & Kim Wehrenberg ‘74 DPEdward Weselcouch, Jr. ‘74Alan Markman ‘75Thomas Ribovich ‘75 DPMichael Gleason ‘76James Hourihan, III ‘76David Howard ‘76William Kobokovich, Jr. ‘76Stephen Lentine ‘77Donald Thomas ‘77Samuel Co�ey ‘78David Dietze ‘78Philip Jackmauh ‘78Je�rey Nadherny ‘78Gary Traynor ‘78John Bosco ‘79Brendan Cameron ‘79Laura ‘79 & Walter Elliott II ‘79 DPEdwin Kania, Jr. ‘79Thomas Kuchar ‘79Lee & James Manning ‘79 DPPhilip Olson ‘79Claudia & Charles Vieth ‘79 DPJennifer & Paul Elmlinger ‘80 DPGregory Henry ‘80Jeanne & Michael Lynch ‘80 DPThomas Marek ‘80Harry Cody Press III ‘80Peter Little ‘81

Sally Ankeny ‘81 & Tobias Reiley ‘81 DPMaureen & Lawrence Serrano ‘81 DPScott Ahrendt ‘82Mac Roy Jackson, Jr. ‘83Jonathan Lourie ‘83John Sontich ‘83Charles Goss II ‘84Neal Hesler ‘84Lionel Conacher ‘85Keith Getter ‘85Frances Gmur ‘85 & Andrew Osman ‘85 Adelaide ‘86 & Greg Hulbert ‘86 DPGregory Lesko ‘86Robert Saylor, Jr. ‘86Betsy Pelikan & Craig Denekas ‘87 DPChristopher Wanger ‘87Robert Albright, Jr. ‘89David Foulke ‘89Christine Neuberger ‘89 & Richard Reilly ‘89Scott Sims ‘89Todd Timmerman ‘89Pryce Boeye ‘90Jennifer Signori ‘90 & Mark Johnson ‘90Thomas Lamme ‘90Harris Siskind ‘90Todd Kovacevich ‘91Bret Megargel ‘91Richard Winter ‘91Mark Mader ‘92Michael McCune ‘92David Sharkey ‘92Christina Carlson ‘93 & Steven Hinshaw ‘93Michael Holobetz ‘93Todd Marker ‘93Kate Wheeler ‘93 & Andrew Snell ‘93John Bajus ‘94Orrin Harrison IV ‘94Julia ‘97 & Brian Crowell ‘96Mark Holm ‘96Patrick Orle ‘96Kathleen Williams ‘97 & Mark Abel ‘97Jon Aljancic ‘97William Bergman ‘97Edward Tatman ‘97Matthew Burke ‘98Matthew Shevlin ‘99Kaitlin Reidy ‘99 & Bradley Verber ‘99Edward Heyn ‘00Marshall Hyzdu ‘00Brandon Lucas ‘02Kevin Noone ‘03Jay Barnard ‘04Aaron Brown ‘05Brett Theisen ‘05Shawn Bode ‘13Faith & Ron Bode DPMaureen & John Dibiaso DPAlfred Dillione DPSusan & Thomas Gallagher DPTerri & Neil George DPJennifer & Martyn Green DPEllen & William Guinee DPLaura & Daniel Henggeler DPTracy & Keith Kepley DPLucy & Charles Lamme DPGwen & Nicholas Mamula DPPhyllis & Anthony McCrory DPJulia & James Morris DPKim & Steven Morris DPSusan & Terrence Mulligan DPDeidre & Thomas Murray DPSusan & Mark Orvis DPDiane & Je�rey Paul DPEwa & Joseph Pomykala DPDawn & Glen Schmidt DPKatherine & Richard Shank DPMichelle & J.R. Siwicki DP

Teri & Eric Stall DPTina & Christopher Teevens DPJulie BlackmanJ. W. S. DavisJack DeGangeSusan & Mark IsraelNeil MarksRoger McWilliamsSaint Louis RamsIn memory of Barbara S. StevensDorothy & Robert Wortmann

FRIENDSUp to $249Ashley Pace, Jr. ‘41Richard Higgins* ‘42James Bodine ‘44Benjamin Jones ‘44William Welch ‘44Richard Hinman* ‘45Milton Fromson ‘46John Howard ‘46Robert Stevenson ‘46Donald Edwards ‘47Yvonne Tropp & Alan Epstein ‘47 DPGeorge Rusch ‘47Helen Bridge & John Trethaway ‘47 DPRichard Dahl ‘48Barbara & Harthon Munson ‘48 DPEleanor & James Schaefer III ‘48 DPMara & Quentin Kopp ‘49 DPDean Merrill ‘49Alfred Quirk ‘49Thomas Swartz, Jr. ‘49 DPDouglas Thomson ‘49Barbara & Raymond Truncellito ‘49 DPCharles Urstadt ‘49Joyce & James Zafris, Jr. ‘49 DPWilliam Milliken ‘50Whitney Williams ‘50Richard Bacon ‘51Walter Bush, Jr. ‘51Nita & Michael Choukas, Jr. ‘51 DPMarcia Clayton W’51William Goulburn ‘51Rita & Edward Isbey, Jr. ‘51Gilbert Mueller, Jr. ‘51David Saxton ‘51Parke Sickler ‘51John Skewes ‘51Edward Weisenfeld ‘51Ruth & Arthur Worden, Jr. ‘51 DPEdythe & Jay Anderson ‘52 DPJudith & William Breed ‘52 DPCharles Curtis ‘52John Foster ‘52Patrick Gramm ‘52 DPGail & Edwin Lyon, Jr. ‘52 DPJohn McCrillis ‘52Robert Ringstad ‘52Ray Schumacher, Jr. ‘52Harold Wiper ‘52Ralph Adams ‘53Alice & Forrest Anderson ‘53 DPArlene & Thomas Bloomer ‘53 DPJudith & Curtiss Bury ‘53 DPAnita & Richard Calkins ‘53 DPRussell Cook ‘53 DPHenry Fry ‘53Jean & Richard Lena ‘53 DPCaroline John Patten ‘53 DPDavid Siegal ‘53Russell Smale ‘53Jane Springer W’53Walter Anderson ‘54Barbara & Donald Berlin ‘54 DPFrancis Caswell ‘54Joseph Davis, Jr. ‘54James Love ‘54

Carol & Stephen Mullins ‘54 DPDavid Thielscher ‘54Milton Aronowitz, Jr. ‘55Jane & Donald Charbonnier ‘55 DPMichael Gorton ‘55Randolph Hayes ‘55Morris Kaufman ‘55Allen Keith ‘55Kenneth Lundstrom ‘55Diana & Douglas Melville, Sr. ‘55 DPCarolyn & Glendon French ‘56 DPThomas Harper ‘56Thomas Holdorf ‘56John Nicolette ‘56Berkeley Roth ‘56Lois & Howard Sodoko� ‘56 DPJohn Tamagni ‘56John Webb ‘56Kristin & Stewart Wood, Jr. ‘56 DPJane & Alfred Bancroft, Jr. ‘57 DPJoan & Samuel Bartlett ‘57 DPGretchen & Larrie Calvert ‘57 DPKaren & John Donnelly ‘57 DPWilliam Flood ‘57James Lothrop ‘57Edward Nelson ‘57Robert Prasch ‘57Charles Stevens ‘57John Bennett ‘58Reba & Robert Bolinger ‘58 DPFrederick Coggin ‘58Gary Finerty ‘58Je�rey Flood ‘58Judith & Douglas Fusonie ‘58 DPSally & Ralph Manuel ‘58 DPRichard Pew, Jr. ‘58Suzanne & Richard Portland ‘58 DPMuriel & James Ri�e ‘58 DPSimone & John Ryan ‘58 DPAnni & Norm Sylvester ‘58 DPSteven Toth ‘58Ann & Peter Tower ‘58 DPHarvard Wilson ‘58Philip Wood ‘58Paul Wysard ‘58Ray Becker ‘59David Bell ‘59Stuart Burns ‘59Kurt Christiansen ‘59Arthur Duggan ‘59Wayne French ‘59Brian Hepburn ‘59Sally & Richard Jaeger ‘59 DPMichael Nolen ‘59Diane & Scott Palmer ‘59 DPJohn Perley ‘59Douglas Wise ‘59Elizabeth & James Wooster III ‘59 DPBrooke & James Adler ‘60 DPWilliam Batt ‘60Robert Boye ‘60Donna & Joseph Cramer, Jr. ‘60 DPJames Gallagher ‘60Abigail & David Hiley ‘60 DPLee Horschman ‘60Philip Kron ‘60David Murphy, Jr. ‘60Norberta & Thomas Reilly II ‘60 DPRoger Schaefer ‘60Robert Virostek ‘60Oscar Arslanian ‘61Alex Burgin ‘61Leonard DiSavino ‘61 F. J. Eicke ‘61MaryLou & Irwin Facher ‘61 DPMichael Houlahan ‘61Jack Kinderdine ‘61Margareta & Richard Marrone ‘61 DPThomas Mauro, Sr. ‘61

Harris McKee ‘61Conrad Persels ‘61Alan Rozycki ‘61Milton Steinhauser ‘61Albert Cook, Jr. ‘62Margery & Paul Duncan ‘62Carl Funke, Jr. ‘62Oliver Larmi ‘62Jack Lavine ‘62Douglas MacPhail ‘62John Mussman ‘62William Tragakis ‘62William Warrick, Jr. ‘62Edward Aller ‘63Maryann & Lawrence Bailey ‘63 DPEdward Boies ‘63Elizabeth & Robert Bysshe ‘63 DPScott Carlisle, III ‘63 DPGeorge Edgar* ‘63Christopher Harvey ‘63Ford Hutchinson ‘63Kylius Jones ‘63Michael Leone ‘63William Manbeck ‘63Theodore Morehouse ‘63Frank Palmer, Jr. ‘63Vaughn Skinner ‘63Wayne Sloper ‘63Jan & Ernest Torres ‘63 DPWilliam Wellstead ‘63Loren McGean ‘92 & Robert Bartles ‘64Robert Burton, Jr. ‘64Alice & Dean Fjelstul ‘64 DPDana Kelly, Jr. ‘64Gerald Kolski ‘64Mary Sue & Frederick Rothenberg ‘64 DPCarol & Ronald Schram ‘64 DPKarl Winkler ‘64Je�rey Aldred ‘65Marcia & Theodore Atkinson, Jr. ‘65 DPTheodore Bracken, Sr. ‘65 DPStephen Farrow ‘65Marcia & Peter Frederick ‘65 DPLawrence Hannah ‘65John Haskins ‘65John Heidbrink ‘65Gary Herbst ‘65Jack Hill ‘65Jay Johnston ‘65Bruce Jolly ‘65French & Robert McConnaughey ‘65 DPJohn McLean ‘65Paul Pickrel ‘65Peyton Storli ‘65Gwendolyn & Allan Anderson ‘66 DPDaniel Barnard, Jr. ‘66Thomas Brady, Jr. ‘66Jonathan Colby ‘66Donald Graves ‘66William Gruver ‘66Kathy & Wayne LoCurto ‘66 DPHarry Lowd III ‘66Roger Pezzuti ‘66James Coakley ‘67John Curley ‘67Frederick Geissinger ‘67Joyce & Paul Killebrew ‘67 DPAndrew Ley ‘67Earl Mabry, II ‘67James Menter ‘67John Schumacher ‘67Bruce Smith ‘67Noel Augustyn ‘68James Eldridge ‘68John Franzen ‘68Samuel Hawken ‘68Adele & Daniel Hedges ‘68 DPJoseph Leeper ‘68Michael Lenehan ‘68



Stephen Luxford ‘68John McNary ‘68William Mutterperl ‘68Jill & John Preotle, Jr. ‘68 DPRobert Thomas ‘68Suzanne & Je�rey Bloomberg ‘69 DPDavid Boyle ‘69John Foley ‘69Dimitri Gerakaris ‘69Norman Jacobs ‘69Charles Morey ‘69Carl Moulton ‘69Ann Marie & George Ross, Jr. ‘69 DPRandolph Wallick ‘69Pat Van Den Broeke & Frank Wille ‘69 DPMaria & Je�rey Dahlman ‘70 DPThomas English ‘70Stephen Leary ‘70Thomas Quinn ‘70Timothy Schad ‘70Russell Adams ‘71Douglas Boyink ‘71William Brooks ‘71Robert Brown ‘71Stephen Brown ‘71 DPSandra & Robert Calhoun ‘71 DPJames Chasey ‘71John Colangelo ‘71Gregory Fell ‘71James FitzPatrick, Jr. ‘71James Knox ‘71Richard McFadzean ‘71William Saumsiegle ‘71Kevin Swenson ‘71Lisabeth & Richard Wooster ‘71 DPWilliam Bisbee ‘72Marc Josephson ‘72Stuart Simms ‘72Dee Balle, Jr. ‘73Edward Barnwell ‘73Tyrone Byrd ‘73Donna & Bruce Douglas ‘73 DPMichael Onderick ‘73Robert Soltess ‘73Timothy Anderson ‘74George Carr II* ‘74Mary & Frederic Escherich ‘74 DPKathy & James Gleason ‘74 DPDavid Johnson ‘74Richard Klupchak ‘74Douglas Lind ‘74Arthur Post ‘74Mitchell Sadar ‘74Michael Sulaver ‘74Robert Buckley ‘75Lon Cross ‘75Marjorie & Matthew Dwyer, Jr. ‘75 DPRobert Hittle ‘75Robert Jackson ‘75Robert Karin ‘75Daniel Kenslea ‘75John & Mary Catherine McRae ‘75Richard Pummill ‘75Michael Watts ‘75Peter Wolcott ‘75Kipp Barker ‘76Joseph Dempsey ‘76Andrew Gettinger ‘76Alison & Sean Gorman ‘76 DPNeil Harrington ‘76Kenneth Mickens ‘76Daniel Murphy ‘76Judson Porter, Jr. ‘76Charles Potts, Jr. ‘76John Reidy ‘76Robert Swenson ‘76William Ablondi ‘77Thomas Barnico ‘77Joseph Gleason ‘77

William Klupchak ‘77Rory Laughna ‘77William Parker IV ‘77William Poe, Jr. ‘77Jill ‘78 & Gary Rogers ‘77James Truncellito ‘77Kendall Witte ‘77Todd Hemphill ‘78Mary ‘82 & Peter Renner ‘78Donald Rutishauser ‘78James Senger ‘78Friedrich Siekert ‘78Catherine ‘81 & Edward Snook ‘78Joseph Sullivan ‘78Christopher Vasiliu ‘78Jonathan Walton, Jr. ‘78Paul Krupka ‘79Laurie Laidlaw ‘79Muriel & Charles Thomas, Jr. ‘79 DPMegan Topping ‘79 & Mark Horton ‘79James Wasz ‘79Robert Daisley ‘80Michael Francis ‘80Anthony Garippo ‘80Winston Hutchins ‘80Franklin Leddy ‘80Je�rey Rutishauser ‘80Judith & James Wilson ‘80 DPEric Ziolkowski ‘80Mark Akey ‘81Steven Anderson ‘81Kenneth Cook ‘81James Degenhardt ‘81Leonard Jardine ‘81Je�rey Johnson ‘81Mark Johnston ‘81Je�rey Kemp ‘81Mark Matuschak ‘81Joseph McLaughlin ‘81Gloria & Steve Pignatiello ‘81 DPJe�rey Reilly ‘81James Rill ‘81Robert Carroll ‘82Paul Habegger ‘82Kurt Heim ‘82Melinda ‘84 & James Bloomer ‘83 DPCecilia & Kenneth Bowers ‘83 DPEdward Ferguson ‘83Kenneth Ferree ‘83Francis Jacoby III ‘83Peter Lavery ‘83Richard Lena, Jr. ‘83Armanda Iorio ‘84 & Ralph Barton, Jr. ‘84Charles Chapman III ‘84John Daly, Jr. ‘84William Eisele ‘84George Faux ‘84Glendon French ‘84Thomas Martinson ‘84Henry Nodarse ‘84Michael Whitman ‘84Lisa & Mark Caron ‘85 DPDeborah ‘85 & Daniel Carson ‘85Elwyn Fields, Jr. ‘85Joseph Koniszewski ‘85Andrew Morton ‘85Michael Viccora ‘85Scott & Sara Moore�eld Adams ‘86Kier Cooper ‘86Scott Isherwood ‘86Geo�rey Michel ‘86Kelly ‘86 & Craig Saltzgaber ‘86Kenneth Beck ‘87Bryan Cygnarowicz ‘87John Fuhrman ‘87Micheline Poulin ‘87 & Russell Gardner ‘87Robert Lee ‘87Christopher Matonis ‘87

Loyston & Tracey Salmon-Smith ‘87Kurt Schneider ‘87Anthony Sellitto III ‘87Samuel Semon, III ‘87Nellie Huang ‘89 & Jonathan Winslow ‘87Christopher Keck ‘88Janine Lambert ‘88 & David McConnell ‘88 DPJames Myers ‘88Lee Overstreet ‘88Andrew Russell ‘88Margaret O’Brien ‘89 & Geo�rey Wade ‘88Thomas Walko ‘88In memory of Richard Bartlett, Jr. ‘89Michael Campanale ‘89Nathan Downey ‘89Stanton Green, Jr. ‘89Glenn Lucke ‘89Richard Outzen ‘89Christopher Pollard ‘89Jennifer ‘95 & Thomas Shakeshaft ‘89Tracy & Victor Smith ‘89 DPMatthew Walko ‘89Christian Casturo ‘90Jason Lichtenstein ‘90David Wilson ‘90William Wilson, Jr. ‘90Kyle Hartley ‘91Dwight Hartman ‘91Timothy Meier ‘91Judy ‘91 & Kernan Oberting ‘91Kevin Peck ‘91Caroline Hawley ‘90 & Bradley Preble ‘91Alcindor Rosier II ‘91Walter Saurack ‘91Elizabeth ‘91 & Joe Whitworth ‘91Wayne Bantner ‘92Casey Hagerman ‘92 & Michael Bobo ‘92Thomas Brodie III ‘92Matthew Caldwell ‘92Ian Filep ‘92David Harrison ‘92Nicholas Mourlas ‘92Bernard Taracevicz, Jr. ‘92Jon Thompson ‘92Andrew Tolson ‘92Clayton Adams ‘93Jason Barabas ‘93Eric Bjorkman ‘93Russell Brady ‘93Matthew Brzica ‘93Michael DeMelis ‘93Jonathan Dunn ‘93Philip Thomas Essig ‘93Jennifer ‘93 & John Go� ‘93Alexander Mooney ‘93Gunnar Nistad ‘93Andrew Scott ‘93Cynthia ‘97 & John Stanton ‘93Darrell Baranko ‘94Kenneth Bower ‘94Hunter Buckner ‘94Luke Dann ‘94Todd Dietrick ‘94Brian Eller ‘94Jason Fell ‘94Stephen Moseley ‘94Kristin ‘97 & Christopher Boran ‘95Christy ‘95 & Kenneth Gordon, Jr. ‘95Gerald Murphy, Jr. ‘95Eric Nelson ‘95Erica ‘95 & Adam Scheier ‘95Molly ‘95 & David Shearer ‘95Susan ‘95 & Geo�rey Willison ‘95Emily ‘96 & David DiStefano ‘96Jason Fanuele ‘96Brian Johnson ‘96Kihara Kiarie ‘96

Keith Miles ‘96Caleb Moore ‘96Justin Moscardelli ‘96Alisa Antkowiak ‘99 & Christopher Adamson ‘97Christopher Laws ‘97Brandon Smith ‘97Kenneth Bollens III ‘98Jennifer ‘98 & Keith Lockwood ‘98Adam Weigold ‘98Justin Bunker ‘99Michael Co�ey ‘99Gregory Dietrick ‘99Christopher Sullivan, Jr. ‘99Adam Young ‘99Christopher Carney ‘00Curtis Peele ‘00Thomas Reusser ‘00Kyle Schroeder ‘00Matthew Schroeder ‘00Jessica ‘01 & Daniel Hutchinson ‘01Matthew Walker ‘01Kristina ‘01 & Kevin Coen ‘02Je�rey Garrett ‘02Conor Jarvis ‘02Eric Lerch ‘02Brian Mann ‘02Katherine ‘01 & Conner McGee ‘02Michelle Walker ‘02Jackson Downey ‘03Farrar ‘03 & Robert Mans�eld ‘03Mario Avila ‘04Robert Baca ‘04Christopher Mathewson ‘04Richard Knupp ‘05Chase Bower ‘06Christopher Blanco ‘07Donald Bly ‘07Jacob Goldberg ‘07Joseph Scola ‘07Jason Blydell ‘08Andrew Kempler ‘08Ryan Mahoney ‘08John Pircon ‘08Jason Reid ‘08Christopher Ryan, Jr. ‘08Timothy Wheeler ‘08Taylor Babcock ‘09Anthony Bates ‘09Brian Scullin ‘09Joshua Speicher ‘09Andrew von Kuhn ‘09Michael Dearwester ‘10Matthew Dornak ‘10Alexander Jenny ‘10Kevin de Regt ‘11Kevin Gallagher ‘11Tyler Green ‘11Lucas Hussey ‘11Matthew Kelly ‘11Donald Kephart ‘11Carter Scott ‘11Tanner Scott ‘11Patrick Lahey ‘12Brendan Murray ‘12Bianca Smith ‘12Robert Bathe ‘13Michael Burbank ‘13Daniel Husband ‘13Diane & Joseph Banaciski DPKimberly & Steve Barbaro DPSusan & Rodney Barstein DPSusan & Mark Bavaro DPKaren & David Bloom DPCarolyn & Richard Bower DPLacey & Je� Brown DPBarbara & Donald Caldwell, Jr.DPDiane & Martin Call DPJudy & Don Casturo DP

Erica & Thomas Chrustic DPHelen & Alam Cook DPJill & Greg Davis DPMary Beth & Perry Dazzo DPSally Dete DPSusan & Scott Dettorre DPMona & Darrell Dornak DPTraci & Stephen Eggert DPKristin & Brian Fordon DPMary & Je�rey Friedman DPAmy & Scott Gakenheimer DPBarbara & James Galligan DPPatricia & Robert Gay DPSheri & Jonathan Grove DPKathleen & Peter Gudmundsson DPBrooke & David Hagerman DPSandra & Vernon Harris DPPatricia & Francisco Hernandez DPPamela & Michael Hrabak DPKatherine & William Johnson DPLinda & John Kelly DPElena Kleeman DPJean & Michael Kluk DPMary & Michael Konstant DPJohn Langman DPKim Langman-Desjardine DPSarah & Christopher Lauzen DPJill & Joseph Lavin DPEdwin Lord DPJeanne & Rory Lyons DPAmy & Timothy McManus DPMary & William McNamara DPElizabeth & Erik Moran DPJennifer & David Morrison DPCatherine Lines & James O’Brien III DPIbijola & Taiye Orimolade DPBarbara & Matthew Patch DPMegan & Robert Peterson DPJean & Allan Rabil DPKatherine & Edward Reed DPMary & John Runger DPBrenda & Richard Sasso DPBarbara & John Shipley DPJane & Richard Spayde DPJennie Fred Stonehouse DPJohn Walko DPJennifer & Scott Warren DPCam & John Wester DPAnn & James Wheeler DPPatricia & Brian Whitmore, Sr. DPDaphne & Andre Wickham DPPamela & Oglesby Young DPJohn AndersonRichard BrannenPaul CampagnaGregg CervenyRobert ChmuraBruce DresnerPeter GravesLouise & Walter GriggsSam HopkinsSusan & Ralph HoughAndrew KnittleChristopher MannDavid McCrillisRoger PenlandLois RonanGeorge TrumbullRonald TummilloRobert Whalen, Jr.David WolfsonSusan & James Wright

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Tight end Garrett Schmidt: “Princeton was already IvyLeague champs and had an Ivy League all-time greatoffense. At the time we had the best defense in the league.That game we kind of stuck it to them. It was a great way toend the 2013 season. I think that it was also a catalyst for ourgreat play this year and hopefully for years to come.”

offensive lineman A.J. Dillione: “Debuting our new uni-forms and beating Penn this year after falling to them late inthe game three years in a row.”

Senior safety Troy Donahue: “(The last two years Yale has)been undefeated coming in and putting up huge offensivenumbers. Last year it was Homecoming and the best crowdwe have ever had, so that made that win very special. Andthis year we were down early and just fought our way back,making it probably the best win we have had since I havebeen here.”

linebacker Eric wickham: “We would wake up at six everymorning knowing we were heading down to Floren to dothe hardest workout of our life, followed by the longestconditioning session. Guys would be throwing up every-where, sometimes on themselves (won’t name any names),falling out, gasping for air, while in the background weheard, ‘Get back on the *$#@ line! We’re not $#@ donebecause ‘so-and-so’ didn’t feel like running through the$#@ line!’ Freshman winter was one of my hardest terms atDartmouth, but doing it alongside my brothers made everymoment worth it.”

Corner Chai reece: “Probably my first defensive snap at Yalefreshman year. I was unexpectedly thrown in the game on athird-and-short play and we ran man coverage. I was in theslot lined up against Neon Deon (Deon Randall) and had noidea what I was doing. Sure enough, the ball was thrown tohim and I came up and made the tackle short of the firstdown for my first collegiate tackle.”

Defensive end Corbin Stall: “(Last summer) we ran start tofinish in pouring rain and driving hail. With four sprints left,(strength coach Spencer) Brown pulled us off the field due toweather. Before the entire team could leave the field, guysstarted demanding we stay out and finish despite the hail, sowe did. I realized that we had something special going intomy senior season, a drive to win for that guy next to you, nomatter what.”

Safety and co-captain Steve Dazzo: “I can’t narrow my expe-rience down to one memory, but a collection of memories Iwill always remember is singing ‘As the Backs Go TearingBy’ after a win.”

wide receiver and kick returner Kirby Schoenthaler: “I willalways remember singing as a team in the locker room aftera win.”

Co-captain and center Sean ronan: “Rather than a specificmemory, or one single moment that I will take away frommy football career here at Dartmouth, I think the mostmemorable thing is putting on my uniform before everygame. To know that many great players have worn theDartmouth uniform before me is incredible. You only haveso many opportunities to wear the Green as a Dartmouthfootball player, making each moment last and representingthe program as well as the college is something not manyget the chance to do. I’m honored to have been a part of thisteam. It means a lot to me as well as those who have comebefore me.”

A veteran writer and observer of Dartmouth athletics, Bruce Woodlaunched a web site in 2005, www.biggreenalert.com, specializingin Big Green football news coverage.

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MeMorial Field Continued from page 9

The total cost for Memorial Field’s original constructionwas recorded as $257,230.76. Comparatively, the new westgrandstand, including a new press box and an array of con-temporary accommodations, will cost $12.5 million.

During the run-up to the Cornell game in 1923, collegeworkers built additional temporary seating on the east sideof the field and beyond both end zones to supplement thenew permanent grandstand and accommodate the largestcrowd that would see a Dartmouth game in Hanover untilthe late 1960s.

The replacement of the west grandstand is the latest ofnumerous changes to Memorial Field that have occurredover the years.

In 1964, the current three-story press box was built toreplace an open, single-level structure that was deemedunacceptable for television broadcast crews that werebecoming a frequent presence at Memorial Field.

In 1968, temporary bleachers on the east (visitors) sideof the field were replaced by the permanent east grandstandthat seated 9,500 spectators and remained in place untilbeing reduced in capacity to about 3,000 seats when FlorenVarsity House was completed in 2007.

From 1968 to 2007, with temporary seating availablebehind both end zones that at one time totaled 4,000 seats,Memorial Field’s capacity reached about 20,800 to handlecrowds that came to the stadium through the 1970s and intothe early 1980s to see Dartmouth’s games against Harvard,Yale and Princeton. Until the stadium’s seating capacity wasexpanded, Dartmouth’s team had usually played at Cam-bridge, New Haven and Princeton.

The largest crowd to see a game at Memorial Field was40 years ago, in 1974, when Harvard’s first visit to Hanoversince 1955 drew 21,530 spectators. All told, there were eightgames from 1970 to 1984 with crowds exceeding 20,000 fans.Four were for Harvard games (1974, ’76, ’80, ’84), plus twofor Princeton (1970, ’72), and one for each of Yale and Cor-nell (both 1971).

The pending makeover of the west grandstand will com-plete a series of recent changes relating to Memorial Fieldthat began with the installation of a synthetic turf field andtrack (2006), completion of Floren Varsity House and renova-tion of the east grandstand (2007), field lighting to accommo-date night games (2011), and the video scoreboard (2013).

The new west grandstand is scheduled to be ready forDartmouth’s 2015 season. For additional information aboutthis project, please refer to the article on the Dartmouth ath-letic website and to the article by Tris Wykes in the October 31edition of the Valley News (http://www.vnews.com/home/14137833-95/dartmouths-stadium-ready-for-a-facelift).

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Year Site Score W/L

1894 Dartmouth 4-20 L

1895 Brown 4-10 L

1986 Brown 10-10 T

1898 Brown 0-12 L

1899 Brown 5-16 L

1900 Brown 5-12 L

1901 Brown 22-0 W

1902 Manchester 12-6 W

1903 Manchester 62-0 W

1904 Boston 12-5 W

1905 Springfield 24-6 W

1906 Springfield 0-23 L

1917 Boston 0-13 L

1918 Boston 0-28 L

1919 Boston 6-7 L

1920 Boston 14-6 W

1922 Boston 7-0 W

1923 Boston 16-14 W

1924 Dartmouth 10-3 W

Year Site Score W/L

1925 Brown 14-0 W


1927 Brown 19-7 W


1929 Brown 13-6 W

1935 Brown 41-0 W


1937 Brown 41-0 W


1940 Brown 20-6 W

1944 Brown 14-13 W

1946 Brown 13-20 L


1955 Brown 0-7 L

1956 Brown 14-7 W


1958 Brown 20-0 W

1959 Dartmouth 0-0 T

1960 Brown 20-0 W

Year Site Score W/L


1962 Brown 41-0 W



1965 Brown 35-9 W


1967 Brown 41-6 W


1969 Brown 38-13 W


1971 Brown 10-7 W


1973 Brown 28-16 W

1974 Brown 7-6 W

1975 Dartmouth 10-10 T

1976 Brown 21-35 L


1978 Brown 31-21 W

Year Site Score W/L


1980 Brown 28-24 W


1982 Brown 22-16 W


1984 Brown 27-11 W


1986 Brown 21-21 T


1988 Brown 37-24 W


1990 Brown 29-0 W


1992 Brown 51-28 W


1994 Brown 14-27 L


1996 Brown 27-24 W

Year Site Score W/L


1998 Brown 21-28 L



2001 Brown 16-41 L


2003 Brown 21-26 L


2005 Brown 14-24 L


2007 Brown 35-56 L


2009 Brown (OT) 7-14 L


2011 Brown 21-16 W


2013 Brown 24-20 W

DARTMOUTH vs. BROWN ● Dartmouth Leads Series 56-31-4

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2014 dartmouth football team

Front Row (l-r): Riley Lyons, Alex Park, Kirby Schoenthaler, Bo Patterson, Eric Wickham, Troy Donahue, Ryan McManus, Stephen Dazzo, Sean Ronan,Scotty Whitmore, A.J. Dillione, Jordan Aré, Dana Barbaro, Chai Reece, Evan Chrustic, Corbin Stall Second Row (l-r): Pat Hand, Marc Sasso, Jacob Flores,Jordan Greenwood, William Guinee, Cody Patch, Ben Ticknor, Tyler Stout, Garrett Schmidt, Rob Lauzen, Ben Spiritos, Will Konstant, Ernest Evans II, JeffWinthrop, Charlie Storey, A.J. Zuttah, Zach Slafsky Third Row (l-r): Niko Mamula, Victor Williams, Jonathan Moran, Brian Grove, Kyle Bramble, Dan Gor-man, Sawyer Whalen, Frankie Hernandez, Joshua Clark, Vernon Harris, Sam Laptad, Will McNamara, Cody Fulleton, Josh Winslow, David Caldwell, DalynWilliams Fourth Row (l-r): Jake Young, Brendan Johnson, Ben Kepley, Paul Gudmundsson, Peter Eggert, Jacob Siwicki, Abrm McQuarters, Zach Davis, ZachShank, Brandon Cooper, Chris Aguemon, Darius George, Jon Marc Carrier, Danny McManus, Paddy Clancy, Joseph Cook, Jonathan DiBiaso Fifth Row (l-r):Graydon Peterson, Lucas Bavaro, Alex McCrory, Alex Gakenheimer, Houston Brown, Blake Orvis, Mike Langman, Jack Friedman, John Katzman, MichaelWarren, Garrett Strohmaier, Charlie Miller, Zach Husain, Dave Morrison, Folarin Orimolade, Justin Edwards Sixth Row (l-r): Patrick Flathers, Forrest Town,David Smith, Josh Davis, Colin Boit, Ryder Stone, Porter Ontko, Brock Bacon, Eric Meile, Charles Mack, Cam Poole, Ross Wood, Stephen Johnston, JariusBrown, Ian Hanselman, Evan Key, Justin Porter Seventh Row (l-r): Nick White, Ben Hagaman, Jack Heneghan, Cameron Skaff, Jimmy Knight, Jack Ander-son, Charlie Pontarelli, Andrew Yohe, Nick Tomkins, Brennan Cascarano, Kyran McKinney-Crudden, Emory Thompson, Davaron Stockman, Rocco Di LeoEighth Row (l-r): Kiely Nagle, Keith Clark, Duane Brooks, Chris Rorke, Don Dobes, Sammy McCorkle, Jerry Taylor, Kyle Metzler, Buddy Teevens, Cortez Hankton, Joey McIntyre, Justin Karrat, Michael Bruno, Spencer Brown, Mike Morris, Caleb Crowell, Mike Derosier, Beth Brann Ninth Row (l-r): Steve Ward,Ernie Gour, Dylan Moye, James Willocks, Brian Fordon

Over the last five seasons, the Dartmouth-Brown series has never failed to provide athrilling game. Each of the matchups in thosefive campaigns have gone down to the wirewith the final margin of victory being no morethan a touchdown. The Bears have won three ofthose games — one in overtime, the other twoby taking the lead in the final two minutes. Thetwo Big Green victories were secured by thedefense after taking the lead for good by thefirst few minutes of the fourth quarter.

Let the home team beware as well; the vis-iting team has emerged victorious each of thelast four seasons. Last year Brown managed tocontain Dalyn Williams, holding him to just 141 total yards for his lowest output in his 19 starts. But Kyle Bramble broke offa 70-yard touchdown run to help the Big Green to a 24-20 win in Providence.

This year’s Brown squad has a lot of new faces on the field, and it has taken some time for the players to work out thekinks. But since opening the year with losses to Georgetown and Harvard, the Bears have won four of six and are coming offa wild 45-42 loss at Yale.

With the graduation of their fifth-year quarterback, the Bears turned to Marcus Fuller behind center, and the payoff hascome in the form of nearly 2,200 passing yards with 12 touchdowns and six interceptions. Fuller carved up the Yale defensefor 393 yards through the air while completing 27 of 39 throws with a pair of scores and a pick.

The running game has not been as stout, although Brown surprised Penn two weeks ago by racking up 262 rushingyards in a 21-13 triumph. The surprise was 6-5, 240-pound quarterback-turned-running back Seth Rosenbauer who rumbledfor 206 yards on 30 carries with two touchdowns. Andrew Coke is normally the featured back and leads the team with 453yards while averaging 4.4 yards and tallying four touchdowns. But as a team, the Bears are among the bottom 20 FCS teamsin rushing yards per game at 113.4.

The passing game, however, is at the opposite end of the spectrumwith Fuller as Brown ranks 15th nationally with about 275 yards everySaturday through the air. Brian Strachan is the top target with 47 catchesfor 563 yards and five touchdowns, all of which lead the Bears. But thereis also Alex Jette (23 receptions, 378 yards), Troy Doles (22 for 402) andReiley Higgins (22 for 321) on whom the Dartmouth defense will have tokeep tabs.

Speaking of defense, Brown has posted similar numbers to the BigGreen. The Bears are strong against the run (127.5 ypg allowed, 21stamong FCS teams) but have yielded over 240 passing yards. Both figuresare slightly better than Dartmouth’s, but both teams have surrenderedabout 22 points a game.

The top three tacklers are all linebackers, led by Xavier Russo with 67stops, which trails only the Big Green’s Will McNamara by one for theleague lead. Ryan MacDonald has come up with some big plays with oneinterception and two fumble recoveries, the latest of which he returned 53yards for a touchdown against Yale. Defensive end Chad Berry is the toppass rusher with three sacks as well.

Head coach Phil Estes, now in his 17th season guiding the program,is the second winningest coach in Brown football history and won his100th game with the Bears in a 27-24 win over Holy Cross back on Oct. 11.He has three Ivy League crowns to his name, including the Bears’ first-ever outright title in 2005, and was a finalist for the Eddie RobinsonAward each of those years. Born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, he grew up inLaconia, N.H., and is a member of the Laconia High School Hall of Fame.He went on to become a first team All-New England and Yankee Confer-ence selection as a senior at UNH before graduating in 1980.

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