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2014 John Carroll Football Media Guide

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Table of Contents ............................................................................1Media Information ..........................................................................1Quick Facts .......................................................................................22014 Outlook ............................................................................... 3-4About John Carroll University ................................................... 5-6Surrounding Communities ............................................................7Don Shula Stadium .........................................................................8John Carroll Athletic Facilities ......................................................9Blue Streaks in the Pros .......................................................... 10-11Travel Abroad ........................................................................... 12-13Academic Success ..........................................................................14Community Service ......................................................................15Head Coach Tom Arth ........................................................... 16-17Assistant Coaches .................................................................... 18-21Athletic Administration................................................................212014 Roster ............................................................................... 22-25Lettermen Profi les ................................................................... 26-472013 In Review ......................................................................... 48-602014 Opponents ....................................................................... 61-65Year-By-Year Scores ................................................................ 66-72Records vs. Opposition .................................................................72JCU Football Records ............................................................. 73-76About the Ohio Athletic Conference .................................... 77-78All-Americans .......................................................................... 79-80

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Th e 2014 John Carroll University football media guide was edited by Kevin Smith, graduate assistant sports information director. Editorial assistance by Chris Wenzler, assistant athletic director/sports information director and the John Carroll University athletic department. Cover design by John Young, John Carroll University IMC. Photos by the John Carroll University athletic department, Ryan Baker (Baker Media Productions), John Reid III (John Reid Photography) and John Carroll University IMC. Photos of JCU football alums in the NFL courtesy of the New England Patriots, the San Diego Chargers, the San Franciso 49ers and the Redskins. Helmets courtesy of Th e Helmet Project.

The 2014 John Carroll University Football Media Guide has been designed by the JCU Sports Informa on Offi ce in an eff ort to provide relevant informa on regarding the Blue Streak football team to all interested par es. The informa on contained within this guide was known to be accurate as of July 31, 2014. All subsequent updates regarding John Carroll football will be made on the offi cial athle c’s website of JCU, www.jcusports.com.

Creden alsMedia creden als are available by e-mailing Chris Wenzler, sports informa on director, at [email protected]. Creden als can be picked up at the cket kiosk on the day of a game. Please make requests at least 48 hours in advance.

ParkingParking is available on John Carroll’s campus across Belvoir Blvd. from Don Shula Stadium on a fi rst-come, fi rst-serve basis. Note you cannot park in 24/7 spaces for faculty, staff or administrators.

Press BoxThe press box is located at the top of the home side stands. The press box can be access by an elevator (entrance is at end of walkway between football stadium and baseball bleachers). Phone lines and outlets will be made available on a fi rst-come, fi rst-serve basis, and all eff orts will be made to accommodate requests for space.

Game Day Informa onRosters, depth charts and game notes will be provided in the press box. Sta s cs will be passed out at the end of each quarter. Media can access live stats at www.sidearmstats.com/jcu/football. Food and beverages are available throughout the game.

Postgame InterviewsAll postgame interviews will be conducted on the fi eld. All player and coach requests for interviews should be directed to Chris Wenzler or Kevin Smith of the John Carroll University sports informa on offi ce.

RadioA school’s offi cial campus radio sta on may use the visi ng phone line on a reciprocal basis or pay $50. Sta ons must restrict themselves to two persons in the press box and one on the fi eld. Commercial sta ons must pay $50 and pay for ac via on of a phone line. All reserva ons must be made through the JCU Sports Informa on Offi ce at least 72 hours in advance.

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2014 John Carroll Football ScheduleDate Opponent Site TimeSept. 6 St. Vincent University Hts., Ohio 2 p.m.Sept. 20 Heidelberg* University Hts., Ohio 1:30 p.m.Sept. 27 Baldwin Wallace* University Hts., Ohio 7 p.m.Oct. 4 Ohio Northern* Ada, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 11 Wilmington* Wilmington, Ohio 2 p.m.Oct. 18 Marie a* University Hts., Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 25 Capital* University Hts., Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 1 Muskingum* New Concord, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 8 O erbein* University Hts., Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 15 Mount Union* Alliance, Ohio 1:30 p.m.

2013 John Carroll Football ResultsDate Opponent ResultSept. 7 vs. St. Norbert W, 41-0Sept. 21 at No. 23 Baldwin Wallace* W, 27-7Sept. 28 O erbein* W, 28-0Oct. 5 Capital* W, 54-0Oct. 12 at Marie a* W, 62-7Oct. 19 Muskingum* W, 41-9Oct. 26 at Ohio Northern* W, 47-0Nov. 2 at Wilmington* W, 63-3Nov. 9 No. 10/9 Heidelberg* W, 48-7Nov. 16 at No. 1/1 Mount Union* L, 34-42Nov. 23 No. 25/- St. John Fisher^ L, 16-25

John Carroll Football Staff Name Du es Year at JCUTom Arth Head Coach 5th (2nd as Head Coach)Tommy Zagorski Off ensive Coordinator/Off ensive Line 7thChris Shula Defensive Coordinator 1stFrank Ross Special Teams Coordinator/Running Backs 2ndBrian Cochran Recrui ng Coordinator/Defensive Line 8thBrian Beigie Wide Receivers 2ndJonathan Cooley Secondary/Defensive GA 2ndD.J. Debick Tight Ends/Off ensive GA 2ndMa Feeney Linebackers 1stJoe Gaglione Linebackers 1stRyan Gravel Off ensive Quality Control/WRs 1stMarty Newman Linebackers/Special Teams 2nd

John Carroll Sports MedicineDon McPhillips Head Athle c TrainerPaul Spicuzza Assistant Athle c TrainerMichelle Fowler Assistant Athle c TrainerBri any Urbania Assistant Athle c TrainerCaldwell Emmer-Lovell Assistant Athle c TrainerToby Pernoja AssistantLiz Delehanty Graduate Assistant

John Carroll Equipment & FacilitiesDanny Hollowell Athle c Equipment & Facili es ManagerMichael Wojcik Athle c Equipment & Facili es Manager

University AdministrationRev. Robert L. Niehoff , S.J. PresidentMr. David Short ‘81 Chairman of the Board of DirectorsDr. Jeanne Colleran Provost & Academic VPJerome P. DeSanto, Ed.D. Execu ve VPDr. Mark D. McCarthy VP of Student Aff airsMr. Brian G. Williams VP for EnrollmentMr. Richard F. Mausser VP for Finance/CFOMs. Doreen Knapp Riley VP for University AdvancementDr. Edward J. Peck VP for University Mission & Iden tyMr. Jim Crosby Director of Legal Aff airs

Athletics PersonnelLaurie Massa Senior Director of Athle csGretchen Weitbrecht Associate AD/Internal Opera onsJane Evans Assistant AD/External Opera onsChristopher Wenzler Assistant AD/Sports Informa on DirectorKevin Smith Sports Informa on GANancy Coyne Administra ve AssistantMarcia Robbins Administra ve AssistantTim Robertson Strength & Condi oning CoachDr. Andrew Welki Faculty Athle c Representa veRev. Bernard F. McAniff , S.J. Football Team ChaplinDr. A. J. Cianfl occo Team Physician

Football InformationNickname Blue StreaksColors Blue & GoldNa onal Affi lia on NCAA Division IIIConference Affi lia on Ohio Athle c ConferenceStadium Don Shula Stadium at Wasmer Field (5,416)Surface Shaw Sportexe Powerblade HP+ with Spikezone2013 Record 9-2, 8-1 OACConference Finish SecondNCAA Advancement Lost in First Round to St. John FisherFinal Na onal Ranking 13/13Le ermen Returning 57Le ermen Lost 16Starters Returning 13 (7 off ense, 6 defense)Starters Lost 9 (4 off ense, 5 defense)Web www.jcusports.comFacebook John Carroll University Varsity Athle csTwi er @jcusportsRadio WJCU-FM (88.7)

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Resurgence, the theme of the 2013 season for the John Carroll University football program.

A er an 11-year hiatus from the NCAA postseason fi rst-year head coach Tom Arth hit the ground running ins lling the old Jesuit ideal of ‘nuestro modo’ meaning ‘our way’.

The former All-American quarterback guided his alma mater back into the postseason for the fi rst me since 2002. Now in his second year at the helm, Arth will be tasked with maintaining JCU’s spot amongst the na on’s elite teams.

“We have a number of le erwinners back this year which is great,” said Arth. “We have great leadership. We did lose quite a few really signifi cant

contributors off of last year’s team. They will be really diffi cult to replace and that’s a big challenge for us going forward.”

OFFENSEJohn Carroll returns

seven starters and 28 le erwinners from a unit that ranked 14th in Division III in passing off ense (312.6 yards per game) and scoring off ense (41.9 points per game).

Leading the way will be stallworth Mark Myers, current All-America candidate who had a record-se ng year in 2013.

Myers re-wrote the single-season passing record book comple ng 246-of-385 passes for 3,228 yards. The veteran signal caller connected on 28 touchdown throws. With nearly every receiving weapon returning the passing a ack could be one of the most-potent yet in program history. Big-play threats Aramis Greenwood (61 recep ons, 959 yards, 13 touchdowns) and Marshall Howell (22 recep ons, 428 yards, 3 touchdowns) coupled with the emerging Brian Kornowski (27 recep ons, 457 yards, 2 touchdowns) and Zach Strippy (34 recep ons, 399 yards, 4 touchdowns) have the off ense primed.

Jodran D’Orazio will off er an addi onal targets for the JCU signal calling corps, which include veterans Wes Keller and Jake Schaefer.

John Carroll’s backfi eld took a hit with the loss of the shi y DaQuan Grobsmith (664 yards, 11 touchdowns). However, Tommy Michals accepted the challenge to play a larger role in the off ense last year with 720 yards and eight scores. Michals will be counted on to be the feature back this season. The Blue and Gold will look to Jonathan Brick and Josh Dasch to help out in the run game.

John Carroll’s deep off ensive line will once again look to survive a number of gradua ons. The Blue Streaks have only surrendered 14 sacks over the past two years and will count on Jack Corrigan, Anthony La na and Alex Manos to anchor the unit. Joe Connolly, Craig Kircher and Dante West will be amongst the group compe ng for playing me.

DEFENSESix starters and 24 le erwinners are back in the fold for a John Carroll defense

that ranked second na onally in total defense (229.1 yards allowed per game) and scoring defense (9.1 points allowed per game).

New defensive coordinator Chris Shula, grandson of Don Shula (‘51), will look to keep the Blue Streak defense as one of the top units in the country.

JCU ranked 16th in run defense in 2013 only allowing 101.7 yards per game on the ground. The defensive line returns standouts David Porter and Frank Pines

Mark Myers

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who combined for 18.5 tackles for loss and 10 sacks a year ago. Veterans Nick Lasko, Chris Rizzo and Mike Tozzi will help plug the holes on the run with rising sophomore Jus n Kravchuck expected to contribute more.

JCU’s linebacker core took a hit with the gradua on of decorated linebackers Ma Feeney and Mitch Krotz. However, John Carroll’s linebacking unit is poised for a breakout year in 2014. Kevin Cope, a 2012 all-region and all-conference honoree who missed last season with injury, will look to return to full strength. Rising senior Jimmy King, JCU’s second-leading tackler from last season will play a key role in the unit’s success. Andy Bryan and Choe Samba fi gure to be in the mix for increased roles.

The defensive backfi eld was hit the hardest with the gradua ons of D3football.com All-America honoree Randy Greenwood and Ryan Winchell. John Carroll ranked fi h in passing defense in 2013 and record more intercep ons (2) against Capital than the Crusaders had comple ons (1).

The good news is both safe es, Marty Gibbons and Brody Zangaro return for 2014. The duo combined for 97 tackles last season. Aaron Barna, Jovon Dawson, Jared Donovan and Kevin Tyransky fi gure to ba le for me at cornerback.

SPECIAL TEAMSKresimir Ivkovic, a fi nalist for the pres gious Fred Mitchell Award

will look to build upon a record-se ng season handling the placekicking du es. Rising sophomore Pat O’Hearne handled the pun ng du es effi ciently as a freshman and will be counted on to do so again.

The return game will look to con nue to thrive with Jordan D’Orazio’s big-play abili es leading the way. John Carroll will con nue to count on its pressure up front which led to six blocked punts in 2013, a mark that ranked second na onally.

“THE BIG PICTURE”With the expecta ons raised for the Blue Streaks, Arth hopes to con nue to explosive off ense and s fl ing defense John Carroll displayed in 2013.“Playing our way is the most important thing,” said Arth. “We have to put last season behind us and really focus on the present and con nuing

to improve and con nue to play. We have to be the best that we can be.”

Following the opener against Saint Vincent at home on September 6, John Carroll opens the Ohio Athle c Conference schedule with back-to-back home contests against Heidelberg and Baldwin Wallace. The game against the Yellow Jackets on Saturday, Sept. 27 marks the annual renewal of the Cuyahoga Gold Bowl.

John Carroll’s fi rst road contest comes at Ohio Northern on October 4.

The regular season ends with a road contest at Division III na onal runner-up Mount Union on November 15.

Kevin Cope

David Porter

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John Carroll is a Catholic and Jesuit University dedicated to developing women and men with the knowledge and character to lead and to serve

John Carroll University, founded in 1886, is a privately controlled, coeduca onal, Catholic and Jesuit university. It provides liberal arts programs in the arts, sciences, and business at the undergraduate level, and in selected areas at the master’s level. In addi on, an Offi ce of Con nuing Educa on off ers courses and programs as part of life long learning. The university also off ers its facili es and personnel to the Greater Cleveland community and provides a wide variety of special services.

As a university, John Carroll is commi ed to the transmission and extension of the treasury of human knowledge with the autonomy and freedom appropriate to a university. As a Catholic university, it is further commi ed to seek and synthesize all knowledge, including the wisdom of Chris an revela on. In the search for this integra on of knowledge, the university community is enriched by scholarship represen ng the pluralis c society in which we live. All can par cipate freely in the intellectual, moral, and spiritual dialog necessary to the search. Within this dialog, in which theological and philosophical ques ons play a crucial role, students have the opportunity to develop, synthesize, and live a value system based on respect for and cri cal evalua on of fact; on intellectual, moral, and spiritual principles which enable them to cope with new problems; and on the sensi vity and judgment that prepare them to engage in responsible social ac on.

In a Jesuit university, the presence of Jesuits and others who are inspired by the vision of Saint Igna us Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus in 1540, is of paramount importance. This vision, which refl ects the value system of the Gospels, is expressed in the Spiritual Exercises, the source of Jesuit life and ac vity. To educa on, the Jesuit spirit brings a ra onality appropriately balanced by human aff ec on, an esteem for the individual as a unique person, training in discerning choice, openness to change, and a quest for God’s greater glory in the use of this world’s goods. Commitment to the values which inspired the Exercises promotes jus ce by affi rming the equal dignity of all persons and seeks balance between reliance on divine assistance and natural capaci es. The eff ort to combine faith and culture takes on diff erent forms at diff erent mes in Jesuit colleges and universi es. Innova on, experiment, and training for social leadership are essen al to the Jesuit tradi on.

John Carroll University welcomes students and faculty from diff erent religious backgrounds and value systems, in the belief that the educa onal environment which the university provides is one which these students and faculty may fi nd congenial, rewarding, and enriched by their presence. Within this environment there is concern for the human and spiritual developmental needs of the students, and a deep respect for the freedom and dignity of the human person. A faculty not only professionally qualifi ed, but also student-oriented, considers excellence in interpersonal rela onships as well as academic achievement among its primary goals.

The university places primary emphasis on instruc onal excellence. It recognizes the importance of research in teaching as well as in the development of the teacher. In keeping with its mission, the university especially encourages research that assists the various disciplines in off ering solu ons to the problems of faith in the modern world, social inequi es, and human needs.

The commitment to excellence at John Carroll University does not imply limi ng admissions to the extremely talented student only. Admission is open to all students who desire and have the poten al to profi t from an educa on suited to the student’s needs as a person and talents as a member of society.

The educa onal experience at John Carroll University provides opportuni es for students to develop as total human persons. They should be well grounded in the liberalizing, humanizing arts and sciences; profi cient in the skills that lead to clear, persuasive expression; trained in the intellectual discipline necessary to pursue a subject in depth; aware of the interrela onship of all knowledge and the need for integra on and synthesis; able to make a commitment to a tested scale of values and to demonstrate the self discipline necessary to live by those values; alert to learning as a life long process; open to change as they mature; respec ul of their own culture and that of others; aware of the interdependence of all humanity; and sensi ve to the need for social jus ce in response to current social pressures and problems.

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One of 28 colleges and universities operated in the United States by the Society of Jesus, John Carroll was founded as St. Ignatius College in 1886, and has been in con nuous opera on as a degree-granting institution since that me. In 1923, the College was renamed

John Carroll University, after the first archbishop of the Catholic Church in the United States. In 1935, it was moved from its original loca on on the west side of Cleveland to its present site in University Heights, a suburb 10 miles southeast of downtown Cleveland.

In 1968, the University made the transi on from full- me male enrollment to a fully coeduca onal as women were admitted to the College of Arts and Sciences for the fi rst me. Today, John Carroll can boast over 3,500 full-time undergraduate students.

Twenty major buildings inhabit the 60-acre campus. Graselli Tower, a landmark on Cleveland’s east side, is part of the administra on building. Other buildings include Graselli Library, the Thomas P. O’Malley Center for Communica on Arts, and the Boler School of Business. One of the latest addi ons to campus is the Dolan Center for Science and Technology (pictured above).

Now 11 years old, the Dolan Center houses the departments of biology, chemistry, physics, mathema cs and computer science, and psychology, and supports ini a ves to improve K-12 educa on and encourage technology start-ups in northeastern Ohio.

Athle c facili es begin with the Don Shula Stadium at Wasmer Field, home to JCU football, soccer, lacrosse and track & fi eld. In 2001, this outdoor facility began to go under construc on to transform it into the Don Shula Stadium, in honor of the John Carroll graduate who is the Na onal Football League’s all- me winningest head coach. The stadium also features locker room facili es, grand-stands on both home and visitor sides, offi ces, a memoribilia room, a state of the art weight-training facility and a press box for both football and baseball.

Other athle c facili es include Schweickert Field, home of the JCU baseball team; Bracken Outdoor Athle c Complex, home to the Blue Streak so ball and tennis teams; the William H. Johnson Natatorium home of the Blue Streak swimming and diving squads; and the 2,500-

seat Tony DeCarlo Varsity Center, home to the JCU basketball, volleyball, and wrestling teams. The gymnasium was renovated during the early part of this decade and opened in me for the 2002-03 winter sports season

The gymnasium is part of the the Student Center, which also houses the Ralph Vince Corbo Fitness Center.

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Life On CampusLife On Campus

Guinness World Records Athle cs Gradua on

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In a ceremony held on campus on the 16th of June, 2001, John Carroll University announced plans to begin construc on on its new football facility, Don Shula Stadium at Wasmer Field. On September 27, 2003, Don Shula Stadium was offi cially dedicated in front of a capacity crowd in the 5,416-seat state-of-the-art facility. Just as he was in 2001, the stadium’s namesake was on hand for the ceremony, which was held during the hal ime of John Carroll’s 28-23 win over Ohio Northern as part of Homecoming weekend at JCU. “Who would ever thought all those years ago that a football stadium would be named a er me,” said Shula a er he was introduced during the hal ime ceremony by Rev. Edward Glynn, S.J., who was President of John Carroll University at the me. Modest words indeed from Shula, who grew up in nearby Painesville, Ohio, and is a 1951 graduate of John Carroll. Shula has o en said the mental, physical and spiritual founda on of his John Carroll educa on were instrumental in helping him become the winningest coach in NFL history. Shula was named 1993 Sportsman of the Year by Sports Illustrated. He currently holds the NFL record for most career wins with 347, and only had two losing seasons in his 36-year career of coaching in the NFL. He is perhaps most noted for the 1972 season, in which his Miami Dolphins authored the only perfect season in NFL history, culminina ng with a victory in Super Bowl VII. At the me the plans were unveiled for the construc on of the future home for JCU football, soccer and track & fi eld, Don Shula shared his feelings toward the project to the assembled crowd. “Needless to say, I am overwhelmed,” said Shula shortly a er Fr. Glynn made the offi cial announcement. “It is such an honor to have a stadium named a er me. This is something I will always have a great deal of respect for and pride in.” The project began in earnest in the fall of 2001, as the old Wasmer Field bleachers were torn down on both sides. In me for the 2002 season, the visitors side was constructed, housing 1,400 spectators. A temporary press box was also put in place to add func onality to the facility.

All the while, construc on con nued on the home side. Locker rooms, fi ve coaches offi ces, a weight room, a training room and equipment storage areas were built on the ground fl oor. Access to the home side dugout of Schweickert Field -- the baseball facility -- was also made available. The main concourse houses the Shula Memorabilia Room as well as a fully-func oning concession stand. The fi nishing touches were the upper levels, where the press box, coaches booths and a fi lming area were placed on top of the home side. For Shula, this honor is a con nua on of the promise a Jesuit educa on has fulfi lled in his life. “When I look back and think about the things that have happened since 1947, the year that I enrolled at John Carroll, and think about how my life has gone in diff erent direc ons ... to be fortunate enough to have the Jesuit educa on, graduate in four years, and to have the coaching

I had on the fi eld are opportuni es I will always be very, very grateful for.” Shula Stadium is u lized by a number of varsity and club teams as well as by the intramural and recrea on programs at John Carroll University. In 2011, Shula Stadium received a new playing surface, and the Julie Zajac Memorial Track housed within the stadium also was renovated.

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JCU Athletic FacilitiesJCU Athletic Facilities

William H. Johnson Natatorium Schweickert Field Julie Zajac Track

Hathaway Brown Tennis Courts Shaker Heights Country Club Hudson Country Club

Tony DeCarlo Varsity Center Bracken Field

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John Carroll has extended its reach beyond the borders of collegiate football. The Jesuit University of Cleveland is making a name for itself in the Na onal Football League. Former Blue Streak linebacker London Fletcher made a name for himself in the NFL, completeing 16 seasons in the league and seven with the Redskins before re ring at the end of the 2013 season. In 2012, a year in which he was named to his third Pro Bowl, Fletcher received the Bart Starr Award, given annually to the NFL player who best exemplifi es leadership and outstanding character in the home, on the fi eld and in the community. As the star ng middle linebacker for the St. Louis Rams, Fletcher appeared in two Super Bowls. He posted a team-high nine tackles in a thrilling 23-16 victory over the Tennessee Titans in Super Bowl XXXIV. He also made fi ve tackles in the Rams 20-17 loss to New England in Super Bowl XXXVI. Fletcher was a 3-year le erwinner for the Blue Streaks (1995-97). He was a fi rst team All-American selec on in 1996 and 1997, as well as Football Gaze e’s Division III Linebacker of the Year in 1997. That year, Fletcher set a school record for tackles in a season with 202. When Fletcher took to the fi eld for Super Bowl XXXIV, he became the fi rst John Carroll alumnus to play in an NFL championship game in 40 years. The last Blue Streak to do so was Carl Taseff , class of 1951, who played on the Bal more Colts’ back-to-back NFL Championship teams in 1958 and 1959. Fletcher is part of a dis nguished list of Blue Streaks who have performed in regular season pro compe on. Graham Armstrong (class of 1941) played for the Cleveland Rams of the NFL in 1941 and 1945 (NFL champions that year), and the Buff alo Bills of the AAFC in 1946-47. He played in 36 games over four years, playing a variety of posi ons including placekicker. He made 23 of his 27 extra points during his four-year pro career. Ed Ecker (class of 1944) began his career with the Chicago Bears in 1947, then played for the Chicago Rockets of the AAFC in 1948. A er a year off in 1949, Ecker played with the Green Bay Packers in 1950-51 before concluding his career with the Washington Redskins

in 1952. Tom Lahey (class of 1941) had a brief s nt with the Chicago Rockets of the AAFC in 1946 and 1947, playing end. Burrell Shields (class of 1952) also played two seasons in the NFL as a back, hooking on with the Pi sburgh Steelers in 1954 and the Bal more Colts in 1955. Don Shula (class of 1951) had a much bigger impact as a head coach in the NFL, but his career as a player spanned seven seasons. He started with the Cleveland Browns in 1951-52, moved to the Bal more Colts in 1953-56, and concluded with Washington in 1957. Gene Stringer (class of 1925) played for the original Cleveland Bulldogs in 1925. Stringer was listed as playing fi ve posi ons: hal ack, fullback, tackle, quarterback and end. Carl Taseff (class of 1951) had the most successful career in the pro ranks of any Blue Streak up to this point. Originally a hal ack, Taseff made his name as a defensive back. He made 20 intercep ons over 11 pro seasons, star ng with the Cleveland Browns in 1951. From 1953-61 he played with the

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powerhouse Bal more Colts. He wound up his career by playing with the Philadelphia Eagles in 1961 and Buff alo of the AFL in 1962. Taseff ’s banner season was 1958, when he made seven intercep ons for the storied NFL champion Colts. He played and started in the legendary 1958 NFL championship game when the Colts edged the New York Giants in over me. In more recent years, quarterbacks from John Carroll have received NFL and CFL a en on. Larry Wanke (class of 1992) was a 1991 dra choice for the New York Giants. P.J. Insana (class of 1995) signed a free agent contract with the Bri sh Columbia Lions of the Canadian Football League in 1995. Tom Arth (class of 2003) spent two seasons with the Indianapolis Colts as well as two spring seasons in NFL Europe with teams in Scotland and Germany. He also played one year in the Arena Football League with the Grand Rapids Rampage. Arth enters his second season as the head coach at his alma mater in 2014. John Carroll’s impact in the NFL is not limited to players. Three JCU graduates – Taseff , Gary Stevens, and Silvio Cornachione – served at one me or another on Shula’s staff with the Dolphins. Another JCU grad, Dick Walker, was a member of the Pi sburgh Steelers staff that won back-to-back Super Bowls in 1978 and 1979. He also was part of Woody Hayes’ staff at Ohio State from 1969 to 1976, appearing in fi ve Rose Bowls and one Orange Bowl. He was inducted into the JCU Hall of Fame in 2006. Chuck Priefer, a 1962 graduate of John Carroll, spent four decades as a college and professional coach. He was renowned as a special teams coach, sending several of his charges to the Pro Bowl. Included in his resume are a collegiate championship as a member of Georgia Tech’s staff in 1990, and a Super Bowl XXIX appearance with San Diego Chargers. Nick Caserio and Josh McDaniels, both of whom played for JCU in the late 1990’s, were part of three Super Bowl wins and four Super Bowl appearances with New England Patriots. Caserio has remained with the Patriots, occupying the top spot in the personnel department as Director of Player Personnel. McDaniels is back with the Patriots as off ensive coordinator a er spending me as a head coach with the Denver Broncos. Another NFL team also has a John Carroll grad as its “OC”, as Greg Roman (class of 1995) holds that posi on with the San Francisco 49ers. Roman helped lead his 49ers to an appearance in Super Bowl XLVII against the Bal more Ravens in 2013. Three former Blue Streaks were employed by the Super Bowl XLI champion Indianapolis Colts at the me of their win in administra ve roles -- Chris Polian, Tom Telesco, and David Caldwell. Currently, Telesco is the General Manager of the San Diego Chargers, while Caldwell is the General Manager of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Polian joined Caldwell is Jacksonville and is now Director of Pro Personnel. Polian’s brother, Brian, is currently in his second year as head coach at the University of Nevada. Ben Milsom (class of 2001) has also risen in the ranks of an NFL organiza on, as he is now Director of Sales for the Tampa Bay

Buccaneers, while David Ziegler (class of 2000), a er several years as a pro scout for the Denver Broncos, has joined the personnel department for New England. Ken O’Keefe (class of 1975), who served for over a decade as the off ensive coordinator at the University of iowa, joined the Miami Dolphins in 2012 as the wide receivers coach.

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John Carroll University’s football program has been a long- me partner with Global Football, one of the leaders in interna onal games and events involving American football throughout the world. The Blue Streaks have made eight trips to Europe visi ng Berlin (1994), Barcelona (1997), Rome (2000), Ireland (2004), Switzerland (2007), Paris (2010), Ireland (2012) and most recently Italy & Greece (2014). JCU opened its 2012 campaign by playing St. Norbert in Dublin, Ireland.

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Academic SuccessAcademic Success

The Blue Streaks realize it is essen al for the players to have the greatest opportunity to excel both on and off the fi eld. John Carroll University is not just a football experience. JCU is an all-encompassing opportunity where our players develop as men, both on and off the fi eld. Our pro-gram strives to be champions on the fi eld and in the classroom. We help our players recognize the resources around them and encourage them to take advantage of the outstanding help that is available at John Carroll University. Seventeen players made the Dean’s List in the spring while 48 players carried over a 3.0 grade point average.

Brody Zangaro earned Capital One Academic® All-America second team honors for his performance in the classroom.

Undergaduate Majors at John CarrollUndergaduate Majors at John Carroll- Accountancy- Art History- Biochemistry- Biology- Cell & Molecular Biology- Chemistry- Classical Languages- Classical Studies- Communication & Th eatre Arts- Communication & Th eatre Arts: Integrated Marketing- Communication & Th eatre Arts: Journalism- Communication & Th eatre Arts: Persuasive & Relational Communication- Communication & Th eatre Arts: Th eatre - Communication & Th eatre Arts: Visual Media- Computer Information Systems- Computer Science- Computer Science: Healthcare

Information Systems- East Asian Studies- Economics- Education: Adolescent/Young Adult- Education: Early Childhood- Education: Middle Childhood- Education: Multi-Age- Engineering Physics- English- English: Literature- English: Writing- Environmental Science- Exercise Science- Finance- French: French Studies- French: General- German- Greek- History- Humanities- Interdisciplinary Physics- International Business with Language & Culture

- Latin- Logistics- Management- Marketing- Mathematics- Peace, Justice, & Human Rights- Philosophy- Philosophy: Critical Social Philosophy- Philosophy: Health, Ethics, and Science- Philosophy: History of Philosophy- Philosophy: Philosophy, Law, and Politics- Physical Education- Physics- Political Science- Pre-health Professions Program- Psychology- Psychology: Child & Family Studies- Psychology: Forensic Psychology

- Psychology: Industrial / Organizational Psychology- Psychology: Mental Health- Self-Designed Major- Sociology & Criminology- Sociology & Criminology: Criminology- Sociology & Criminology: Cultural Diversity- Sociology & Criminology: Human Service, Health, & Social Justice- Spanish- Sport Studies - Coming 2015- Teaching Mathematics- Th eology & Religious Studies- Women’s & Gender Studies- World Literature

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Community ServiceCommunity Service

One of the cornerstones of Jesuit education is service. As we are called to be men and women for others, the John Carroll University football program off ers a variety of service opportunities for students. Our play-ers are not only the face of this campus community on Saurdays in the fall, but take advantage of invaluable service opportunities that help mold them into the men they are today.

2013-14 John Carroll Football Service By Th e Num-bers

1,343: total hours of community service during the 2013-14 academic year319: number of community service hours by the off ensive line - the most by a position group on the team11: average number of service hours per player

Service Hours By ClassClass of 2015: ........................................................ 515.5Class of 2016: ........................................................... 315Class of 2017: ........................................................ 512.5

Top Service Hours Amongst Blue StreaksJoLewis Washington ......................................................39Dan Gratien ....................................................................38Doug Krochka ................................................................37Nick Taddeo ................................................................31.5Jack Corrigan .................................................................30Kyle Curtis ......................................................................30David Porter ...................................................................30

Community Service Opportuni es at John CarrollCommunity Service Opportuni es at John CarrollFootball Can: Tackling Hunger- Canned food drive at last home football game ... John Carroll is the fi rst college football program par cipa ng in this program

Kick It for Caner- Fundraiser for childhood cancer with points scored by Kresimir Ivkovic playing a factor in dona on to organiza on

We The People- Fi h grade tutoring program that brings JCU tutors into classrooms in Cleveland and East Cleveland to educate elementary students about the US Cons tu on and ci zenship

Carroll Ballers- Combines playing basketball with mentoring female residents at JDC deten on center through conversa on and healthy compe on in the gym

Seeds of Hope- Mentorship program in coopera on with Big Brothers/Big Sisters

Cleveland Food Bank- Par cipants assist in indirect service in the repack warehouse to help sort and repack food for pantries, soup kitchens and shelters

Mayfi eld Special Olympics- Help coach individuals with disabili es in track and fi eld

Jesuit Day of Service- Work to build a community garden and St. Thomas Aquinas to prepare for spring

Danie’s Day- Supports individuals with developmental disabili es

Take Back the Night- Weeklong event with an opportunity to speak out against all forms of sexualized violence

Mayfi eld Pizza Bowl- Join with teens and young adults with disabili es in a variety of ac vi es including bowling, ping pong and board games

Tutoring- Provide academic assistance, par cipate in recrea onal and social skill-building ac vi es and serve as role models in area elementary schools

Labre Project- Cook people every Friday for around 80 people in the inner city and off er friendship

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2013. Arth started his career winning his fi rst nine games - the most by a JCU football head coach to start his career - and had the Blue Streaks ranked as high as No. 9 in the na onal polls.

With a balanced high-octane off ense the Blue Streaks scored 30 or more points in eight games in 2013. Addi onally, Arth surrounded himself with a great staff .

Defensive coordinator Brandon Staley and the Blue Streaks orchestrated four shutouts and had the defense ranked amongst the na on’s best in numerous sta s cal categories including second in scoring defense (9.1 points per game) and second in total defense (229.1 yards per game).

On special teams, JCU caused havoc all season long with six blocked kicks for the season.

The accolades piled up at the end of the season as Arth became the fi rst former D3football.com All-American to earn D3football.com Regional Coach of the Year honors. Addi onally, Arth was tabbed as the AFCA Regional Coach of the Year, the All-Ohio Division III Coach of the Year and the OAC Co-Coach of the Year by his peers.

Individually, 15 of his charges earned on-fi eld accolades in 2013 highlighted by Kresimir Ivkovic who was a fi nalist for the pres gious Fred Mitchell Award and an Associated Press Li le All-America second team honoree.

The hard work ins lled by Arth carried over to the classroom as six players earned Academic All-OAC dis nc on including Brody Zangaro who was a second team Capital One Academic All-America® honoree.

Arth was an assistant coach and co-off ensive coordinator for his alma mater for his three seasons prior to taking over as head coach.

In being named to this posi on, Arth joins Jerry Schweickert (1965-76), Frank Amato (1984-86) and Tony DeCarlo (1987-98) as the only John Carroll graduates to serve as head coach of Blue Streaks football team. Arth also joins Schweickert and Amato as former Blue Streak players to have ascended to the head coach posi on.

“I am mo vated by the challenge and humbled by the opportunity to lead our football program and serve the John Carroll University community,” said

For just the fourth me in its long and storied history, John Carroll University has turned to one of its own to guide its football fortunes.

Tom Arth, a former Division III All-American quarterback for the Blue Streaks as well as an NFL quarterback with the Indianapolis Colts, has been named the 17th head football coach in the program’s 93-year history.

Arth hit the ground running ins lling the old Jesuit ideal Nuestro Modo into the team, meaning “Our Way”.

The Blue Streaks certainly bought in to the no on and were fi ring on all cyllinders in

Head Coach Tom Arth ‘03Head Coach Tom Arth ‘03

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Personal Informa onPersonal Informa onHometown: Westlake, OhioEduca on: Physical Educa on (John Carroll ‘03)Marital Status: Married to Lauren Arth (‘03)Children: Caroline (7), Tommy (6), Kate (4), Patrick (2)

Coaching AwardsCoaching Awards• 2013 D3football.com All-Region COY• 2013 AFCA All-Region COY• 2013 All-Ohio Division III COY• 2013 co-OAC COY

Playing AwardsPlaying Awards• D3football.com All-Decade Team• 2002 AFCA All-American• 2002 Football Gaze e All-American• 2002 D3football.com All-American• 2002 Hewle -Packard All-American• 2002 D3football.com All-Region• 2002 All-OAC First Team• 2001 Football Gaze e All-American• 2001 D3football.com All-American• 2001 D3football.com All-Region• 2001 All-OAC First Team

Coaching ExperienceCoaching Experienceat John Carrollat John Carroll

2013-present Head Coach2010-12 co-Off ensive Coordinator/QBs

Playing ExperiencePlaying Experience1999-02 John Carroll University2003-05 Indianapolis Colts2004 Sco sh Claymores2005 Hamburg Sea Devils2006 Green Bay Packers2007 Toronto Argonauts2008 George Force2008 Grand Rapids Rampage

Career Record at JCUCareer Record at JCUYear Overall OAC2013 9-2 8-1

Arth. “I am so proud to represent a university that is commi ed to leadership, service, academic excellence, and most importantly to helping young people realize the God-given poten al they have to succeed and to make a diff erence in our world.”

During his coaching tenure at JCU, Arth has served as a quarterbacks coach, co-off ensive coordinator, assistant recrui ng coordinator, and director of football opera ons. He helped the Blue & Gold off ense average 411 yards and 32.4 points per game in the last four seasons, and has mentored quarterbacks Devin O’Brien, winner of the 2011 Bob Packard Award for most outstanding off ensive back in the Ohio Athle c Conference, and Mark Myers, one of the na on’s leading passers in 2012 and 2013.

From 1999-02, Arth set 18 John Carroll football records as its quarterback, earning unanimous All-American honors as a junior and senior. In 2002, he guided the Blue Streaks to a 12-2 record, an East region championship, and a berth in the NCAA Division III na onal semifi nals for the fi rst me in program history.

Arth was recognized for his achievements as John Carroll’s record-se ng quarterback when he was inducted in to the school’s Athle c Hall of Fame on Sept. 27, 2013.

A er gradua ng from JCU in 2003, Arth signed a free agent contract with the NFL’s Indianapolis Colts, where he spent three seasons as a back-up to quarterback Peyton Manning. He also had s nts with the Green Bay Packers, as well as NFL Europe and the Arena Football League.

Arth is a Cleveland area product, playing his high school football for the reknowned St. Igna us program under fellow John Carroll alumnus Chuck Kyle. Arth quarterbacked the Wildcats to a 10-3 record and a state playoff semifi nal appearance as a senior and earned All-State honors.

With his goal to re-establish the Blue Streaks as an OAC Championship contender, Arth hopes to ins ll into his players Jesuit ideals.

“We will passionately pursue perfec on and in doing so will create a culture of excellence,” said Arth. “John Carroll football players will respect, value, and trust one another. They will be willing to sacrifi ce and persevere to accomplish team goals, and they will be ingrained with a relentless belief in themselves and their ability to achieve greatness.”

Arth and his wife Lauren (‘03) have four children: Caroline (7), Tommy (6), Kate (4) and Patrick (2).

Head Coach Tom Arth ‘03Head Coach Tom Arth ‘03

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A er three seasons as special teams and run game coordinator, Tommy Zagorski was promoted to off ensive coordinator in me to prepare for the 2013 campaign. This season, he will con nue to oversee the off ensive line and kickers.

Zagorski’s charges had a produc ve 2013 season. Kicker Kresimir Ivkovic was named a fi nalist for the Fred Mitchell Award given to the best non-FBS kicker. Addi onally, Ivkovic garnered All-America honors. Zagorski’s off ensive line earned D3football.com Team of the Week Presented by Scoutware honors for their performance in JCU’s win over na onally-ranked Heidelberg. Zagorski tutored Breen Cullivan and A.J. Short who earned All-OAC honors.

Zagorski’s off ense ranked 14th with 312.6 passing yards per game in 2013. Addi onally, JCU was a top 15 scoring off ense and ranked in the top 30 in all of Division III in total off ense. Zagorski’s off ensive line con nued to rank in the top 10 na onally in fewest sacks allowed.

The 2012 season saw Zagorski tutor an off ensive line which only allowed seven sacks the en re season. In 2011, Zagorski tutored Devin Mar n, who would go on to earn D3football.com honorable men on All-American status. His off ensive line has been recognized by D3football.com three mes as the na onal off ensive line of the week.

During his me with the Blue Streaks, Zagorski has had fi ve linemen named All-Conference and two tabbed All-North Region. From 2010-13, JCU’s linemen have allowed only 36 sacks in the last 41 games, near the top of all Division III teams. As special teams coordinator, his units were ranked near the top of the OAC each season and had four players earn All-Conference honors under his tutelage.

In the summer of 2008, Zagorski joined the John Carroll community as a graduate assistant. He worked with the off ensive line and ght ends, while being heavily involved in the recrui ng process.

Prior to his me as a graduate assistant, Zagorski worked at Benedic ne High School as Director of Alumni Rela ons and throws coach for the Bengal Track program.

As a player, he was instrumental in leading Case Western Reserve University to its best football season in school history (11-1, round of 16 in NCAA Division III playoff s) as a senior in 2007. A 4-year le erwinner and 4- me team captain, he was an All-University Athle c Associa on off ensive lineman 2003, 2004 and 2007.

Zagorski also was a D3football.com All-Region selec on and earned the Cleveland Touchdown Club’s John Peyton Memorial MVP Award. He graduated from CWRU in the Fall of 2007 with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology.

Born and raised in Cleveland, Zagorski a ended Benedic ne High School and twice won the school’s pres gious Joe Rufus Spirit Award. He helped the Bengals to a Regional Championship and State Runner-up fi nish his senior year while earning All-County, All-District and All-State honors as a team captain. He was the recipient of Mr. Benedic ne, which is the highest honor any student can receive at the school.

Zagorski also serves as the football program’s Director of Community Outreach, Academic Coordinator, and SAAC moderator. He earned his Master’s Degree in School Counseling from John Carroll in 2011.

TommyZAGORSKI ‘11GOffensive Coordinator/Offensive LineSeventh Season At JCUJohn Carroll ‘11Case Western Reserve ‘07

The John Carroll football team has found the new face of its defense, hiring Chris Shula to be the team’s defensive coordinator for the 2014 season.

Shula comes to John Carroll a er spending the last three years on the defensive staff at Indiana University, working primarily with the Hoosiers’ defensive backfi eld. Before moving to Bloomington, he spent the 2010 season with Ball State, assis ng with linebackers.

“Chris is a phenomenal addi on to our staff and we are very excited to welcome him to John Carroll University” said John Carroll University head coach Tom Arth. “He is an excellent football coach with the passion and knowledge to inspire our defense to play at the highest level. Chris embraces the mission of John Carroll University and will serve as an outstanding role model for our student-athletes.”

As a 3-year le erwinner for the Miami (OH) University Redhawks football team, Shula started a game at each linebacker posi on and on each special teams unit over the course of his playing career. He was a member of three Mid-American Conference East Division championship teams in 2004, 2005, and 2007. He also earned recogni on on the 2009 Na onal Strength and Condi oning Associa on All-American team for his work.

A 2008 graduate of Miami University with a Bachelor of Science in Health and Sport Studies, Shula earned his Master’s degree in Educa on at the University of Oklahoma in 2010. He was a Dean’s List student and carried a 4.0 grade point average while working toward his degree.

While at Oklahoma, Shula earned valuable experience working with both Athle cs Compliance and Athle cs Development.

Among the many football camps Shula worked at included those conducted by Indiana University, Ball State University, the University of Oklahoma and the University of Alabama.

Shula is the son of Dave Shula, former head coach of the Cincinna Bengals (1992-96) and grandson of Don Shula, the winningest coach in NFL history and a 1951 John Carroll graduate.

ChrisSHULADefensive CoordinatorFirst Season At JCUOklahoma ‘10Miami (OH) ‘08

Assistant CoachesAssistant Coaches

Frank Ross enters his second full season as a member of the JCU staff a er gradua ng from John Carroll in 2010. A er a season coaching the quaterbacks, Ross has been elevated to the special teams coordinator and running backs coach for 2014.

Ross’ new charges fi nished sixth in all of Division III with seven blocked kicks. Addi onally, the special teams returns kicker Kresimir Ivkovic, a 2013 All-American and fi nalist for the Fred Mitchell Award.

A er a 2-year tour with the the New England Patriots of the Na onal Football League, Ross returned to his alma mater to tutor the quarterbacks.

FrankROSS ‘10Special Teams Coordinator/RBsSecond Season At JCUJohn Carroll ‘10

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A former All-American defensive lineman for the Blue Streaks, Brian Cochran begins his eighth year on the coaching staff for the John Carroll football program.

Cochran oversees all aspects regarding the recrui ng eff orts for the JCU program, and will coach the defensive line on the fi eld in 2014.

In 2013, JCU’s rush defense was ranked 16th in all of Division III only allowing 101.7 yards per game on the ground. Cochran’s defensive line wrecked havoc in the opposing backfi eld as the Blue and Gold ranked 17th with 3.18 sacks per game.

In six seasons as defensive coordinator, the Blue Streaks were among the na onal leaders in several categories. In 2012, JCU was ranked 12th out of 241 teams in rushing defense and 25th in tackles for loss. His 2008 defense ranked second in the OAC and 35th na onally in Division III in points allowed per game (17.3 points per game).

Prior to coming back to JCU, he held coaching posi ons at Heidelberg University (head coach from 2003-06), MacMurray College (IL) and Ohio Northern University. He also served as head coach of the Heidelberg wrestling program for two seasons, helping the ‘Berg to a top 25 na onal ranking.

As a player, Cochran was a fi rst team All-OAC selec on and a fi rst team All-American as a senior nose tackle in 1989, helping the Blue Streaks capture their only outright league tle and earn the program’s fi rst NCAA Division III tournament bid.

Cochran was inducted into the JCU Athle c Hall of Fame on Sept. 30, 2011.

BrianCOCHRAN ‘90Recruiting Coordinator/Defensive LineEighth Season At JCUDayton ‘93John Carroll ‘90

A 2004 graduate of John Carroll University, Bryan Beigie is beginning his second year as member of the Blue Streak coaching staff , in charge of the wide receivers.

As a player, Beigie was a 2-year le erwinner, 2-year starter and team captain for the Blue Streaks, and was named All-Ohio Athle c Conference as a senior.

John Carroll’s young wide receivers blended right in with the experience of the upperclassmen in 2013. Beigie mentored the electrifying Marshall Howell who exploded onto the scene as a freshman accumula ng 387 yards and three scores in his fi rst three games. Beigie also developed freshman Brian Kornowski who came on late in the season with two 100 yard games.

Aramis Greenwood showed great strides as one of the top upperclassmen amongst the wide receivers. The junior ed the single-season school record with 13 receiving touchdowns and ed for the second-most recep ons in a single game with 15 at Ohio Northern.

Since depar ng JCU as a player, Beigie has worked at St. Francis DeSales High School in Columbus, Ohio as well as Walsh Jesuit High School in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.

Serving in a number of diff erent capaci es, Beigie has been a varsity football and basketball coach for eight years prior to returning to his alma mater. During that me period he has tutored the quarterbacks, wide receivers, and defensive backs of each school. He was on staff for four regional fi nals, and two Ohio state semifi nal appearances at the respec ve schools.

Beigie earned his Masters of Educa on degree from Cleveland State University in Exercise Physiology. He served as a graduate assistant in the exercise science department teaching undergraduate courses. He is a member of the Na onal Strength and Condi oning Associa on as well as American College of Sports Medicine.

Beigie was recently hired as an instructor in the exercise science, physical educa on, allied health and sport studies department. He previously served as a part- me instructor.

BrianBEIGIE ‘04Wide ReceiversSecond Season At JCUCleveland State ‘07John Carroll ‘04

Jonathan Cooley is beginning his second year as a graduate assistant coach with the John Carroll University football team. He will be coaching the secondary this season for the Blue Streaks as a graduate assistant.

Cooley graduated from John Carroll University with a fi nance degree in 2011. He was a 4-year le erwinner and a 3-year starter, fi nishing in the top ten all me in career pass-breakups at JCU. Cooley was also a 4-year Unity Council

Member while playing for the Blue Streaks.

In 2013, Cooley mentored Randy Greenwood who made the switch from running back to defensive back. Greenwood went on to earn D3football.com

JonathanCOOLEY ‘11Secondary/Defensive GASecond Season At JCUJohn Carroll ‘15 (anticipated) John Carroll ‘11


Under Ross’ watch in 2013 junior Mark Myers re-wrote the JCU passing record book. Myers set single-season JCU records for passing yards (3,228), comple ons (246) and a empts (385). Addi onally, Myers opened the season with a school-record 526 yards against St. Norbert.

Ross spent the spring of 2011 as the wide receivers intern before accep ng a scou ng assistant posi on with the New England Patriots. He spent the 2011 and 2012 football seasons with the Patriots’ Personnel Department aiding their search of both college and free agent NFL players.

Ross had the opportunity to work with the coaching staff on a regular basis including fi lm breakdown, opera onal projects, and on-fi eld prac ces. He worked under current Director of Player Personnel and JCU alumnus Nick Caserio.

As a player at John Carroll, Ross was a 2- me captain and 4-year starter le erwinner at wide receiver. He was a 3- me All-Ohio Athle c Conference performer earning fi rst team honors in 2009 and second team honors in 2008 & 2010.

Ross fi nished with a school record 206 recep ons in his career.

Following his Blue Streak career, Ross was chosen to represent John Carroll in the Ohio Na onal Guard’s North vs. South Senior Bowl and also the Tazon de Estrellas (Bowl of the Stars) in Mexico City, Mexico where he was selected captain and game MVP.

Born and raised in the Youngstown (OH) area, Ross graduated from Canfi eld High School in 2006 and was the quarterback of the 2005 state runner-up team.

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All-American honors and earned an undra ed rookie minicamp tryout with the San Diego Chargers.

Prior to returning to his alma mater, Cooley coached safe es and was the equipment manager for Blu on University in 2012. He helped the Beavers to a 6-4 record while coaching fi rst-team All-HCAC safety Jus n Hahn. Cooley coached defensive backs and was the assistant special teams coordinator for Millikin University in 2011.

He will pursue his Master’s in Business Administra on while living in Cleveland, Ohio.

D.J. Debick is entering his second season on the John Carroll coaching staff . A er spending the 2013 campaign as the assistant wide receivers coach and assistant recrui ng coordinator, Debick will mentor the ght ends as the off ensive graduate assistant in 2014.

As a player for John Carroll, Debick was a 3-year le erwinner and led the Blue Streaks secondary in intercep ons in two of his three years as a starter. Debick was elected captain for the 2012 season and was voted the team’s most valuable secondary player for both his junior and senior season.

The 2013 season saw Aramis Greenwood e the single-season record for most receiving touchdowns. Addi onally, Debick played a valuable role in the development of impact freshmen Marshall Howell and Brian Kornowski.

A na ve of Lyndhurst, Ohio, Debick a ended Gilmour Academy, where he was a 3-year le erwinner and 2-year starter as a cornerback and safety for the Lancers. Debick led his team in intercep ons, was an All-Ohio Honorable Men on, and was elected to the Northeastern Lakes All-District team.

Debick, who most recently interned with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the cket sales department, graduated from John Carroll University in August of

2013 with a degree in Business Management. He will pursue a Master’s in Communica ons Management.

D.J.DEBICK ‘13Tight Ends/Offensive GASecond Season At JCUJohn Carroll ‘16 (anticipated) John Carroll ‘13

Ma Feeney, the 2013 Gene Slaughter Most Outstanding Linebacker in the OAC will remain at his alma mater to help tutor the linebackers in 2014.

The 2013 D3football.com All-Region fi rst team, All-Ohio fi rst team and All-OAC fi rst team selec on will aim to mentor the linebacking unit which lost two starters from the 2013 campaign.

Feeney exploded for a monster season as a senior more than doubling his career tackle total. He fi nished with 63 tackles including eight for loss. Feeney led the Blue Streaks with 11 tackles in a win over na onally-ranked Heidelberg to be named to the D3football.com Team of the Week Presented by Scoutware.

Feeney was named JCU’s male Clyde A. Lamb Award recipient in 2014

MattFEENEY ‘14LinebackersFirst Season at JCUJohn Carroll ‘14

givien to a male student-athlete with at least two years of par cipa on in an OAC-sponsored sport, senior status, at least a 3.00 grade point average and sportsmanlike conduct.

A Bishop Ready product, Feeney earned honorable men on All-District and fi rst team All-CCL honors in high school.

He earned his degree in marke ng from JCU.


Former University of Iowa standout defensive lineman Joe Gaglione has joined the John Carroll University football staff as a defensive assistant for the 2014 season. Gaglione will assist with the outside linebackers.

The standout had tryouts with the Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles a er his career with the Hawkeyes.

Gaglione, a 2012 honorable men on All-Big Ten selec on ranked 11th in the conference with fi ve sacks as a senior. He was named an honorable men on defensive lineman player of the week by the CFPA for his play against Northern Illinois recording six tackles including three for loss. For the year, the Novelty, Ohio na ve started in 10 games and recorded 51 tackles including nine for loss.

As a junior, Gaglione played in 10 games seeing limited ac on and fi nishing with seven tackles.

The Lake Catholic product was the Division III Defensive Player of the Year by the Lake County Touchdown Club as a senior. He was tabbed as the Lake/Geauga County Defensive Player of the Year by the Cleveland Touchdown Club Chari es. Gaglione was an All-Ohio selec on as a senior a er recording 22 sacks.

Gaglione graduated with a degree in sociology.

JoeGAGLIONELinebackersFirst Season At JCUIowa ‘13

Ryan Gravel has joined the John Carroll University football staff as an off ensive assistant for the 2014 season. Gravel’s du es will include serving as the off ensive quality control coach and assistant wide receivers coach.

Prior to JCU Gravel served as wide receivers coach at Ave Maria University for the 2013 season. He helped guide the team to an 8-2 record.

Gravel has extensive experience in the sports industry outside of coaching. He served as a sales associate for Under Armour for 11 months. He was also an athle c department intern at Florida Gulf Coast. Gravel assisted with game day management for both basketball teams. He was a part of the athle c department during FGCU’s Sweet 16 tournament run in 2013.

He assisted with game day opera ons for the Ft. Myers Miracle, the Single A affi liate of the Minnesota Twins during the 2012 season. Gravel’s du es

RyanGRAVELOffensive Quality Control/WRsFirst Season At JCUFlorida Gulf Coast ‘13

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LaurieMASSASr. Director of Athletics & Recreation11th Year at JCUXavier ‘78Quincy ‘76

GretchenWEITBRECHTAssociate Director of Athletics25th Year at JCUBowling Green ‘82Bowling Green ‘77

JaneEVANSAssistant Director of AthleticsEighth Year At JCU

DonMCPHILLIPSHead Athletic Trainer27th Year at JCUOhio ‘88Youngstown State ‘86

DannyHOLLOWELLEquipment/Facilities ManagerThird Year at JCUAmerican Military ‘09Ohio State ‘04

Dr. AndrewWELKIFaculty Athletic Representative33rd Year at JCUPenn State ‘82Wilkes ‘77

Marty Newman is in his second year with the John Carroll football program, where he will assist coaching the linebacker and special teams units.

Newman’s charges had a produc ve fi rst year with the Blue and Gold amongst the na on’s leaders in blocked punts (sixth) and blocked kicks (11th). JCU recorded seven total blocked kicks with six coming on punts.

Before joining the Blue Streaks, Newman was an intern with the Lake Erie College football program on the defensive side of the ball. During his me with the Storm, Newman also assisted in recrui ng.

Newman was a player at Lake Erie College in Painesville, Ohio. As a member of the Storm, he played on the defensive line as well as the special teams unit as the long snapper. Newman was elected as a team captain his senior year.

Newman began his collegiate career as a member of the Eastern Michigan football team, where he was voted as scout team player of the year in 2008.

A graduate of St. Edward High School in Lakewood, Ohio, Newman was a 4- me varsity le erwinner with the track team in addi on to earning three le ers with the football team. He earned the St. Edward leadership award as a captain his senior year.

In high school, Newman was voted to the Greater Cleveland Coaches Associa on East-West game.

A recent graduate of Lake Erie College, Newman earned a degree in Sports Management.

MartyNEWMANLinebackers/Special TeamsSecond Season At JCULake Erie ‘12

Assistant Coaches/Support StaffAssistant Coaches/Support Staff

included helping execute game day promo ons.

He graduated from Florida Gulf Coast University with a degree in sport management in 2013.

Rev. Robert L.NIEHOFF, S.J.President10th Year at JCUGonzaga ‘95, Washington ‘86Santa Clara ‘84, Gonzaga ‘77

Dr. MarkMCCARTHYVice President for Student AffairsSeventh Year at JCUMarquette ‘93Maryland ‘79, Penn State ‘76 Rev. Bernard

MCANIFF, S.J.Team ChaplinFifth Year at JCUHarvard ‘04, Western Jesuit ‘03Loyola Chicago ‘97, Nazareth ‘89

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Name Posi on Height Weight Year Hometown / High SchoolChad Aerni * DB 5-10 180 Jr. Strongsville, OH / Cleveland St. Igna usLuke Aigner DB 5-11 170 Fr. Hollidaysburg, PA / Hollidaysburg AreaReese Armstrong * DB 5-10 180 So. Mentor, OH / MentorMark Baniewicz * TE 6-3 200 So. Painesville, OH / Mentor Lake CatholicAaron Barna *** LB 5-10 185 Sr. Valley City, OH / Cuyahoga Falls Walsh JesuitJimmy Beirne LB 6-3 190 Sr. Rocky River, OH / Lakewood St. EdwardAlex Benede WR 6-0 185 Fr. Louisville, OH / St. Thomas AquinasAlex Berry OL 6-1 275 So. Rochester, NY / McQuaid JesuitBryce Bishop OL 6-3 300 Fr. Pickerington, OH / Pickerington NorthMa Blevins * OL 6-4 255 Sr. Cincinna , OH / St. XavierMa Bokovitz LB 5-9 180 Fr. Exton, PA / Downingtown SeniorWes Bomback OL 6-1 260 So. Chagrin Falls, OH / Chagrin FallsKameron Bremer DL 6-2 240 So. Cleveland, OH / Lutheran WestRay Brewster DB 6-3 180 Fr. Kings Mills, OH / KingsJonathan Brick * RB 5-8 180 Jr. Westlake, OH / WestlakeAndy Bryan * LB 6-2 185 Jr. Novelty, OH / West GeaugaAlec Buchenic LB 5-10 200 Fr. Canfi eld, OH / Canfi eldJeremy Calhoun DL 6-0 240 So. Cleveland, OH / Lutheran EastJoe Callihan OL 6-3 240 So. Mogadore, OH / MogadoreBrendan Carozzoni TE 6-4 250 Jr. Rocky River, OH / Clevelad St. Igna usDylan Caruso WR 5-9 175 Fr. Willoughby, OH / Willoughby SouthAnthony Castellani LB 5-9 190 Fr. Buff alo, NY / St. Joseph’s Collegiate Ins tuteParker Cavendish * WR 6-0 193 So. Gahanna, OH / LincolnHayes Chrispin *** WR 6-3 195 Sr. Marysville, OH / MarysvilleAnthony Christopher DB 6-2 190 Fr. Mentor, OH / Lake CatholicGene Claridge LB 6-0 205 Sr. Strongsville, OH / StrongsvilleJoe Connolly ** OL 6-1 270 Sr. Copley, OH / CopleyKevin Cope ** LB 5-11 225 Jr. Wexford, PA / North Allegheny Sr. HighJack Corrigan ** OL 6-2 250 Sr. Cleveland / St. Igna us High SchoolMa Cubberly LB 5-11 215 Jr. Powell, OH / Olentangy LibertyKelly Culbertson DB 5-9 175 Fr. Columbus, OH / Bishop ReadyKyle Cur s LB 6-2 210 So. Westerville, OH / Westerville SouthJoshua Custer DB 5-11 166 Fr. Westerville, OH / Westerville SouthJordan D’Orazio ** WR 5-10 175 Jr. Cuyahoga Heights / Cuyahoga HeightsRyan Dadich OL 6-4 260 Fr. Cleveland, OH / St. Igna usNicolas Daigle DB 5-10 170 Fr. Imperial, PA / West Allegheny Sr.Josh Dasch * FB 5-8 181 Jr. Burton, OH / Chardon NDCLKyle Daugen RB 5-10 175 Fr. Cleveland, OH / St. Igna usSteven David WR 6-2 180 Fr. Toledo, OH / St. Francis DeSalesKyle Davidson OL 6-2 280 Fr. Mineral Ridge, OH / Mineral RidgeJovon Dawson * DB 6-0 170 So. Cleveland, OH / Benedic neDanny DiCillo WR 5-10 160 Fr. Solon, OH / SolonNicolas Di Geronimo DL 5-10 244 Fr. Cleveland, OH / Benedic nePatrick Dillon LB 5-10 230 So. Wickliff e, OH / Wickliff eBrandon DiMarco QB 6-4 215 Fr. Cleveland, OH / Lakewood St. EdwardDominic DiTirro * OL 6-4 250 So. Mentor, OH / Lake CatholicJack Dolan DB 5-8 165 Fr. La Grange Park, IL / Nazareth AcademyJack Donegan QB 6-2 190 Fr. Chicago, IL / MaristTony Donofrio DB 5-8 165 Fr. Wilme e, IL / Loyola Academy

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Name Posi on Height Weight Year Hometown / High SchoolJared Donovan ** DB 6-1 180 Jr. Mentor, OH / MentorSco Eilerman DB 6-3 175 So. Kirtland, OH / KirtlandStan Elad II FB 5-10 217 Fr. Cleveland, OH / St. Igna usFrank Frazio-Grk RB 5-10 210 Fr. Gates Mills, OH / Gilmour AcademyAndrew Freeman TE 6-2 200 So. Lake Forest, IL / Lake ForestPatrick Gawryszewski LB 6-0 197 Sr. Garfi eld Heights, OH / Cleveland St. Igna usZachary Gehner K/P 6-0 180 Fr. Cincinna , OH / ColerainMarty Gibbons *** DB 5-10 180 Sr. Mentor, OH / Lake CatholicRo Golphin RB 5-8 165 Fr. Gates Mills, OH / Gilmour AcademyWill Good DL 6-1 225 Fr. Worthington, OH / Worthington KilbourneDan Gra en DB 5-10 170 So. Syracuse, NY / WesthillAdam Gray * LB 6-0 225 So. Chagrin Falls, OH / KenstonTodd Green LB 6-1 210 Fr. Mentor, OH / MentorCharles Greenlee LB 6-2 230 Fr. Upper Arlington, OH / Upper ArlingtonAramis Greenwood ** WR 6-0 205 Sr. Fairport Harbor, OH / Cleveland GlenvilleRobert Grosso TE 6-0 180 Sr. Buff alo, NY / Bishop Timon St. JudeDylan Hall * LB 6-2 225 So. Buff alo, NY / St. Joseph Collegiate Ins tuteZack Harding DB 5-9 160 So. Syracuse, NY / Bishop LuddenChris Harris OL 6-3 270 Fr. Bedford, OH / BedfordMichael Hayslip RB 5-9 180 So. Chardon, OH / Notre Dame-Cathedral La nJake Helton WR 6-0 190 Fr. Cleveland, OH / St. Igna usSean Hennessey TE 6-4 220 Fr. Columbus, OH / St. Charles PrepBrian Hennis * OL 6-0 250 Sr. Brunswick, OH / BrunswickMichael Hippler * DL 6-3 230 So. Columbus, OH / St. Francis DeSalesJeremy Holley QB 6-6 220 Fr. Elyria / Elyria CatholicMichael Hollins * DB 6-0 185 So. Maple Heights / Maple HeightsLucas Hook ** LB 6-0 195 Sr. Pi sburgh, PA / Wexford North AlleghenyPatrick Hopkins LB 5-9 190 Fr. Cleveland, OH / St. Igna usMarshall Howell * WR 5-11 170 So. Cleveland, OH / Benedic neConnor Hrobat WR 5-10 165 Fr. Elyria, OH / Elyria CatholicJohn Hyland WR 6-0 180 Fr. Cleveland, OH / St. Igna usKresimir Ivkovic *** K/P 6-2 190 Sr. Euclid, OH / Mentor Lake CatholicNico James WR 6-2 190 So. Parma, OH / Padua FranciscanAdam Jones LB 6-1 200 Jr. Wheeling, WV / The Linsly SchoolBrian Jones WR 5-8 180 Fr. Shaker Hts., OH / Shaker HeightsVince Joyce LB 6-3 215 Sr. Munroe Falls, OH / Akron SVSMTommy Kaleel RB 5-10 210 So. Canfi eld, OH / Canfi eldChris Keane DL 6-2 275 Fr. Cleveland, OH / St. Igna usWes Keller ** QB 6-0 185 Sr. Miami, FL / Christopher ColumbusJimmy King *** LB 5-8 170 Sr. Thompson, OH / Mentor Lake CatholicCraig Kircher ** OL 6-0 220 Sr. Massillon, OH / WashingtonJames Kleinhampl WR 5-11 185 Jr. Pi sburgh, PA / North AlleghenyBrian Kornowski * WR 6-0 180 So. Broadview Hts., OH / Parma Padua FranciscanPatrick Kramer QB 6-1 175 Jr. Solon, OH / SolonRobert Kratman DL 6-2 240 So. Miami, FL / Chaminade Madonna PrepJus n Kravchuck * DL 6-0 210 So. Mentor, OH / Lake CatholicDoug Krochka DL 6-3 230 Sr. Cuyahoga Falls, OH / Walsh JesuitCo er Lamb DL 6-2 195 So. Beverly Hills, MI / Detroit Country Day School


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Name Posi on Height Weight Year Hometown / High SchoolNick Lasko ** DL 5-11 200 Sr. Madison, OH / MadisonAnthony La na * OL 6-3 280 Jr. Independence, OH / St. Igna usJimmy Leidlein DB 5-11 180 Fr. Sandy Hook, CT / NewtownJeremy Lemieux OL 6-2 250 Jr. Eastlake, OH / Eastlake North High SchoolTyler Lendzion QB 5-10 185 Sr. Rochester Hills, MI / Brother RiceAnthony Leone OL 6-0 235 Fr. Chardon, OH / Notre Dame-Cathedral La nAndrew Lewis DL 6-1 210 Sr. Bay Village, OH / BayNicholas Lippert LB 6-0 200 Fr. Chardon, OH / ChardonKevin Locke * OL 6-1 245 Jr. Cranberry Twp., PA / Seneca ValleyOdell Lyde DB 5-10 180 Sr. Akron, OH / St. Vincent St. MaryKyle MacGilvray WR 5-10 160 Fr. Danvers, MA / St. John’s PrepAlex Manos ** OL 5-9 230 Sr. Reynoldsburg, OH / Columbus St. Charles PrepDaniel Markino DB 5-11 180 Fr. Canton, OH / Canton Central CatholicMichael Mausar DL 6-1 190 Fr. Willoughby, OH / Willoughby SouthAlec McBride LB 6-4 210 Fr. Marion, MA / Tabor AcademyMason McKenrick LB 6-2 195 Fr. Mentor, OH / MentorTommy Michals ** RB 5-9 175 Sr. Mentor, OH / Lake CatholicDan Miller DL 6-2 260 Fr. Harmony, PA / Seneca ValleyRich Miller * WR 6-2 190 Jr. Euclid, OH / Mentor Lake CatholicRyan Mishka DB 5-11 175 Fr. Chicago, IL / MaristTyler Moran DB 5-10 175 Fr. Akron, OH / St. Vincent-St. MaryTommy Murtaugh DL 6-1 230 So. Chagrin Falls, OH / Chagrin FallsMark Myers ** QB 6-5 220 Sr. Pepper Pike, OH / Cleveland St. Igna usDerek Naim WR 6-0 180 Fr. Rocky River, OH / Lutheran WestJoe Nawalaniec LB 6-1 230 Jr. Cleveland, OH / Benedic neTrevor Norquest * DB 6-2 180 So. Ravenna, OH / SoutheastRay O’Brien WR 6-0 180 So. Cleveland, OH / St. Igna usPat O’Hearne * K/P 6-2 180 So. Boston, MA / Boston CollegeKevin Ormsby OL 6-1 255 Jr. Tampa, FL / JesuitBrian Lee Pa erson LB 6-0 215 So. Tampa, FL / JesuitAnthony Perugini LB 6-2 220 Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Concordia LutheranRichard Pfeuff er DB 6-0 180 Fr. Bethel Park, PA / Bethel ParkFrank Pines *** DL 6-1 250 Sr. University Heights, OH / Gilmour AcademyJoe Pool WR 5-11 185 Fr. Toledo, OH / St. John’s JesuitDavid Porter ** DL 5-10 239 Jr. Lorain, OH / Cleveland Benedic neArin Prui RB 5-9 190 Fr. Sheffi eld Village, OH / BrooksideSamuel Pusateri WR 5-9 165 Fr. Louisville, OH / St. Thomas AquinasRonnie Quaranta QB 5-11 165 Fr. Youngstown, OH / Cardinal MooneyJonathan Radney RB 5-11 170 So. Columbus, OH / St. Charles PrepNicholas Rakich LB 6-1 230 Fr. Chesterland, OH / West GeaugaPeter Rauhe RB 5-8 160 Jr. Seven Hills, OH / Cleveland St. Igna usOwen Reilly * DL 6-1 225 Jr. South Euclid, OH / Cleveland Benedic neConner Riddell WR 6-1 160 Fr. Elyria, OH / Elyria CatholicChris Rizzo ** LB 5-11 225 Sr. Bethel Park, PA / Bethel Park


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Name Posi on Height Weight Year Hometown / High SchoolKyle Rodriguez P 6-1 150 Jr. Faye e City, PA / FrazierDavid Ryan TE 6-4 230 Fr. Warren, OH / WarrenChoe Samba *** LB 5-11 200 Sr. Aurora, OH / AuroraJake Schaefer * QB 6-2 205 Jr. Westlake, OH / Parma Hts. Holy NameKyle Schinke LB 6-1 200 Jr. Willowick, OH / Mentor Lake CatholicJoseph Schmidt RB 5-9 170 Fr. Chicago, IL / MaristMichael Schmitz LB 5-11 175 Fr. Detroit, MI / Detroit CatholicJack Schroeder DL 6-2 230 Fr. Cleveland, OH / St. EdwardRobert Seger DB 6-0 190 Fr. Warren, OH / Warren JFKChris an Shafer WR 6-4 180 Fr. Rochester, NY / IrondequoitThomas Shanley TE 6-2 210 Fr. Pi sburgh, PA / Pi sburgh Central CatholicEric Slomovitz OL 6-0 220 Sr. Pepper Pike, OH / OrangeStewart Smith-Thomas OL 5-10 255 Jr. Akron, OH / St. Vincent / St. MaryJohn Sorgi DL 6-2 215 So. Athol Springs, NY / Buff alo St. FrancisAlex Spratke DB 5-11 180 So. South Lyon, MI / EastTom S nelli LB 5-11 205 Fr. Harrison City, PA / Penn-Traff ordZach Strippy ** TE 6-3 215 Sr. North Royalton, OH / Cleveland Saint Igna usTommy Stuhldreher OL 5-10 230 Fr. Cleveland, OH / St. Igna usNick Stull DB 6-2 175 Fr. Hillard, OH / Hilliard DavidsonChris Szelong DL 6-1 200 Fr. Gibsonia, PA / Pine-RichlandCJ Taddeo LB 5-9 190 So. Mayfi eld Village, OH / Mayfi eldNick Taddeo LB 5-11 200 Jr. Mayfi eld Village, OH / Mayfi eldMike Tozzi * DL 6-3 250 Jr. Chagrin Falls, OH / Chagrin FallsKevin Tyransky * DB 5-10 165 Jr. Chesterland, OH / Chardon NDCLJohn VanDen Brul DB 6-0 180 Fr. Rochester, NY / McQuaid JesuitNicholas Velar QB 6-0 185 Fr. Hollywood, FL / Chaminade-MadonnaJake Vivone o K/P 5-9 160 Fr. Naples, FL / Gulf CoastPJ Volpe DB 5-10 170 Fr. Willoughby, OH / Willoughby SouthEvan Vonderhaar OL 5-11 175 Fr. Cincinna , OH / St. XavierJosh Walters LB 6-0 200 Fr. Gates Mills, OH / HawkenJolewis Washington DL 5-10 250 So. Akron / Archbishop Hoban High SchoolJohnny Watson RB 5-10 180 So. Painesville, OH / RiversideShane Weedon OL 6-5 250 Fr. Clarence, NY / ClarenceDante West * OL 5-11 260 Jr. Cincinna , OH / Archbishop MoellerGage Wise OL 6-3 280 Fr. Columbus, OH / St. Charles PrepTipton Woodard DL 5-11 225 Fr. Mendota Hts., MN / St. Thomas AcademyBrody Zangaro *** DB 5-9 195 Sr. Pi sburgh, PA / North HillsVince Ziccardi *** FB 5-10 190 Sr. Chesterland, OH / West Geauga

Roster as of Aug. 23 - Consult www.jcusports.com for most up-to-date roster.


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Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks INT PD 2012 1 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 2013 3 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 2 Totals 4 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 2

Back at full strength this junior will look for a larger role in the secondary in 2014.

2013Key contributor in the secondary in early part of season ... Broke up one pass in win over St. Norbert College (9/7/13) ... Added second break-up of season in win over O erbein (9/28/13).

2012Saw me in one contest for the Blue Streaks in 2012. Will look to fi ll in on defense and on special teams next season.

High School2011 Associated Press Northeastern Lakes All-District honorable men on ... Played for Chuck Kyle at St. Igna us, helping the Wildcats win the 2011 Ohio Division I state championship ... Had seven tackles (second most on team) in the tle game.

Academics & PersonalMajoring in biology at John Carroll ... Son of Bill and Sue Aerni.

ChadAERNIDefensive Back5-10 • 180 • Jr.Strongsville, OhioCleveland St. Ignatius

Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks INT FR 2013 11 6 9 15 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 1 Totals 11 6 9 15 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 1

This sophomore will look for a larger role a er contribu ng right away as a freshman.

2013Played primarily on special teams ... Appeared in all 11 games ... Finished with 15 tackles ... Earned the start against Ohio Northern (10/26/13) ... Came up with big fumble recovery on BW kick return which set up fi eld goal as me expired in fi rst half of 27-7 win

ResseARMSTRONGDefensive Back5-10 • 180 • So.Mentor, OhioMentor

Year GP Att Yds Avg TD Lg 2013 6 2 15 7.5 0 13 Totals 6 2 15 7.5 0 13

Big mul -purpose player who will see me at ght end and running back.

2013Saw me in six games ... Started as a running back and converted over to a ght end ... Toted the ball twice against St. Norbert College for 15 yards (9/7/13).

High SchoolNamed second team All-NCL and News-Herald ... Member of the Lake County Touchdown Club ... Graduated with 3.9 grade point average and a member of Na onal Honor Society.

Academic and PersonalPlans to major in Accoun ng ... Son of John and Mary Baniewicz.

MarkBANIEWICZTight End6-3 • 200 • So.Painesville, OhioMentor Lake Catholic

Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks INT PD 2011 2 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 2012 5 2 2 4 0.5-2 0.0-0 0-0 1 2013 11 6 9 15 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 Totals 18 8 11 19 0.5-2 0.0-0 0-0 1

A versa le defensive back who will be compe ng for more me as a senior.

AaronBARNADefensive Back5-10 • 185 • Sr.Valley City, OhioCuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit

(9/21/13).

High SchoolPlayed for Steve Trivisonno at Mentor High School ... Selected to the Senior Bowl ... First team All-Lake Couny and second team All-District ... Was selected a team captain and defensive most valuable player as a senior ... Graduated Magna Cum Laude ... Received the Marke ng Management Award of Dis nc on and competed in DECA ... Future Leadership and Educator Award winner.

Academics & PersonalIntends to major in marke ng ... Carries a 3.57 GPA ... Son of Reese and Darlene Armstrong.

Lettermen Profi lesLettermen Profi les

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Year GP 2013 5 Totals 5

This senior out of Cincinna will look to bolster the Blue Streaks’ line in 2014.

2013Played in fi ve games in a reserve role for varisty ... Made varsity debut on the off ensive line against St. Norbert (9/7/13).

2012Played junior varsity for the Blue Streaks.

2011Junior varsity player on the Blue Streaks off ensive line.

High SchoolMember of a Bombers team that advanced to the Division I Regional Finals in his senior year ... Played for head coach Steve Specht ... Held at 3.3 GPA at St. Xavier.

Academic & PersonalStudying Sociology and Criminology at JCU while minoring in Forensic Behavioral Science ... Carries a 3.16 GPA ... Par cipates in several community service in a ves, including St. Thomas Aquinas Tutor Program ... Son of Dave and Diane Blevins.

MattBLEVINSOffensive Lineman6-4 • 255 • Sr.Cincinnati, OhioCincinnati St. Xavier


This former All-Conference running back from Westlake High School will look to earn playing me amongst JCU’s talented stable of running backs in 2014.

Career Honors• Academic All-OAC, 2013

2013Earned Academic All-OAC honors ... Carred 27 mes for 84 yards on the season appearing in fi ves games ... Found the end zone against Capital (10/5/13) where he carried four mes for 21 yards.


High SchoolEarned fi rst team All-Southwest Conference in 2011 and second team All-SWC in 2010 ... Academic All-Ohio recipient in 2011 ... 2012 Archie Griffi th Sportsmanship Award winner ... 3-year le erman ... Won the Coach’s Award in 2011 and the team’s Best Off ensive Back award in 2010 ... Rush for the Cause par cipant ... Played for head coach Mark Campo ... Graduated with and Honors Diploma, State Merit Award, and a 4.19 GPA ... High Honor Roll student ... Kiwanis Excellence Award recipient ... Involved in Leadership Challenge.

Academic & PersonalStudying Biology/Pre-Med at JCU ... Member of the Dean’s List with a 3.41 GPA ... Assists with OGT prepera on for high school students at John Adams ... Son of Timothy and Chris ne Brick.

JonathanBRICKRunning Back5-8 • 180 • Jr.Westlake, OhioWestlake

Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks INT BK 2012 1 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 2013 11 12 13 25 3.0-13 2.0-12 0-0 1 Totals 12 13 13 26 3.0-13 2.0-12 0-0 1

One of the most improved players in 2013 for JCU, Bryan will look to con nue to shine at linebacker in 2014.

AndyBRYANLinebacker6-2 • 185 • Jr.Novelty, OhioWest Geauga

2013Played in all 11 games ... Finished with 15 tackles primarily in a reserve and special teams role ... Recorded three tackles against Ohio Northern (10/26/13) and St. John Fisher (11/23/13).

2012Appearing in fi ve games for the Blue Streaks, he recorded a total of four tackles ... His fi rst collegiate tackle was for a loss in John Carroll’s 40-3 win over St. Norbert in Dublin, Ireland.

2011As a rookie in 2011, saw ac on in four contests.

High SchoolNamed Defensive Back of the Year for the Walsh Jesuit (OH) Warriors in 2010 ... Was also awarded team’s Most Improved Defensive Player ... Earned two varsity le ers in football ... Played for head coach Gerry Rardin ... 3.7 GPA in high school ... Na onal Honor Society member.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Criminology/Sociology at JCU ... Holds a 3.29 GPA ... Son of David and Bonnie Barna ... Two cousins are graduates of JCU.


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Year GP Rec Yds Avg TD Lg 2011 10 0 0 0.0 0 0 2012 10 0 0 0.0 0 0 2013 5 0 0 0.0 0 0 Totals 25 0 0 0.0 0 0

Returning le er winner will look for an expanded role in the off ense and on special teams in 2014.

Career Honors (Track & Field)• All-OAC 400m hurdles, outdoor, 2014• All-OAC 4x400, indoor, 2014

2014 Outdoor Track & FieldAll-OAC in the 400m hurdles with me of 55.32 (4/26/14) ... Narrowly missed picking up All-Ohio honors in the 4x400 relay helping the Blue Streaks take fourth at 3:22.41 (4/12/14).

2013-14 Indoor Track & FieldEarned All-OAC honors in the 4x400 helping the relay fi nish third at 3:25.50 (3/1/14) ... Took second in the long jump and the triple jump at the Greater Cleveland College Championship (2/21/14) ... Heped the 4x400 relay take fi h at the All-Ohio Championships (2/15/14).

2013 FootballPlayed in the fi rst fi ve games of the season ... A reserve wide receiver.

2013 Outdoor Track & FieldPoint scorer in the 400m hurdles at the OAC Championships taking fi h with me of 56.14 ... Took second in the JCU Twilight Meet in the long jump leaping 6.05m/19-10.25.

2012-13 Indoor Track & FieldRunner-up in the 500m with me of 1:11.18 at the Greater Cleveland College Championship (2/15/13) ... Captured second in the 500m at the Joe Banks Invite (2/2/13) ... Helped the 4x400 relay to fi h-place mark at the OAC Split Meet (1/25/13).

2012 FootballPlayed in all 10 games for the Blue Streaks, both on special teams and as a back up receiver.

2011 FootballAppeared in all 10 games for the Blue & Gold, mainly on special teams.

HayesCHRISPINWide Receiver

6-3 • 195 • Sr.Marysville, OhioMarysville


This wide receiver will look for increased playing me in 2014.

2013Made varsity debut against Heidelberg (11/9/13) ... Dressed in several varsity contests and also contributed on the junior varsity team.

High SchoolPrepped for John Snoad at Gahanna Lincoln High School ... All-OCC Honorable Men on ... Two-year starter on both sides of the ball ... Bill Withrow Award Winner.

Academic and PersonalPlans to major in biology and carries a 3.93 GPA ... Son of Evere and Jonna Cavendish.

ParkerCAVERDISHWide Receiver

6-0 • 193 • So.Gahanna, OhioLincoln

2013Finished the year with 25 tackles including three for loss ... Made fi ve starts ... Recorded one of three JCU blocked kicks against Ohio Northern (10/26/13) ... Recorded six games with three or more tackles.

2012Played one game for the Blue Streaks, recording one tackle.

High SchoolEarned fi rst team All-Geauga County, fi rst team All-District, second team All-Chagrin Valley Conference, and honorable men on All-Ohio as a senior ... Played for head coach Lou Cirino ... Also played baseball and wrestled ... Graduated with a 3.1 GPA ... Academic Silver Award recipient.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Business at JCU ... Son of John and Martha Bryan.


Andy Bryan

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Year GP 2012 8 2013 10 Totals 18

Two-way standout from Copley (OH) High School who will con nue to work his way up the depth chart as a senior in 2014.

2013Con nued to be a staple on the fi eld goal and extra point teams ... Played in 10 games.

2012Played in eight games for the Blue Streaks, primarily on the fi eld goal and extra point teams early on before seeing me as part of off ensive line rota on toward end of the 2012 campaign.

2011Put together a solid season on the junior varsity level as a freshman.

High SchoolWas named fi rst team All-Suburban League in 2009 and 2010 ... First team All-District in 2010, honorable men on All-District in 2009 ... Was a team captain and Summit County All Star in 2010 ... Played for head coach Ron Viscounte ... Earned three varsity le ers in football and two in wrestling ... 3.58 GPA in high school ... Graduated from Copley with honors ... Won President’s Award for educa onal excellence ... State Farm OHSAA Scholar Athlete award winner.

Academics & PersonalBusiness major at JCU ... Studied abroad in the spring of 2013 (London) ... Son of Tom and Jennifer Connolly.

JoeCONNOLLYOffensive Lineman6-1 • 270 • Sr.Copley, OhioCopley

Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks INT FF 2011 10 7 6 13 0.0 0.0 0-0 0 2012 9 47 26 73 14.0-50 2.0-17 1-0 1 Totals 19 54 32 86 14.0-50 2.0-17 1-0 1

This 2012 All-Region and All-OAC performer will look to return to full strength in 2014 a er missing 2013 with injury.

2013Missed the season with injury.

2012Earned second team All-Region honors by D3football.com and fi rst team All-OAC honors ... Tied for the team lead with 73 tackles including a team-best 14 for loss ... Racked up 16 tackles against Baldwin Wallace (9/15/12) ... Followed it up with 13 tackles against O erbein (9/22/12) ... Also had double-digit tackle performance against Ohio Northern (10/20/12).

2011Was a leader on special teams and a backup linebacker for JCU, earning a varsity le er as a freshman and earned a posi on on the team’s Unity Council … Finished with 13 tackles, including a season-high fi ve at Wilmington (10/8/11).

High School2010 team won WPIAL AAAA Championship as well as PIAA AAAA state tle ... Was named 2010 Big School Player of the Year... Was fi rst team All-Conference linebacker as a senior ... WTAE Channel 4 Student Athlete of the Week ... Played for head coach Art Walker ... Also played basketball ... 3.76 GPA in high school ... Member of Strategic Planning Commi ee for North Allegheny School District ... Robert Morris Leadership Academy student representa ve ... Holy Family Ins tute volunteer.

Academic & PersonalStudying Business at JCU ... Carries a 3.34 GPA ... Is a member of the football team’s Unity Council ... Involved with the Student-Athlete Leadership Academy, Strategic Planning Commi ee, and Holy Family `Kevin and Ruth Cope.

KevinCOPELinebacker5-11 • 220 • Sr.Wexford, Pa.North Allegheny

High SchoolWon Male Athlete of the Year at Marysville (OH) High School as a senior ... Le ered four mes in track, three in football, once in basketball ... Played football for head coach Jef Gaff ord ... Was conference champion in three events in track and regional champion in 300m hurdles ... Also par cipated in powerli ing, placing sixth in the Division I state meet ... 3.06 GPA in high school ... Student Council President at Marysville ... Was Merit Award Winner and Scholar Athlete ... Volunteered for Community Care Train and Special Olympics ... Was a youth football instructor.

Academic & PersonalStudying Communica ons with a focus on Broadcas ng at JCU ... Son of Ma and Sue Chrispin.


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Year GP 2012 9 2013 11 Totals 20

A 2-year starter, Corrigan will anchor the off ensive line in 2014.

Career Honors• D3football.com Team of the Week, 11/14/13

2013Part of the off ensive line that was named to the D3football.com Team of the Week Presented by Scoutware for Heidelberg performance ... Made the transi on over to star ng le tackle ... Part of an off ensive line that only allowed seven sacks all year ... Started all 11 games.

2012Appeared in nine contests as the starter at center for the Blue Streaks ... Part of an off ensive line that allowed just seven sacks in 2012 -- second best in the OAC and ed for 13th in all of Division III.

2011Standout player for the Blue Streak junior varsity as a freshman.

High SchoolWas part of a Wildcat program that has made the Division I state playoff s three mes during high school career, including a 2008 State Championship ... Was an honorable men on All-Conference selec on in 2010 ... Played for head coach Chuck Kyle ... Par cipated in the Warrior Rugby Football Club ... 3.09 GPA in high school ... Earned second honors as a junior and fi rst honors as a senior.

Academics & PersonalMarke ng and Logis cs major at JCU ... Has spent me working with the “We The People” organiza on which teaches grade school students about the cons tu on ... His uncle, Kevin Corrigan, is a 2000 JCU graduate ... Son of Peter and Pamela Corrigan.

JackCORRIGANOffensive Lineman6-2 • 250 • Sr.Cleveland, OhioSt. Ignatius

Year GP Rec Yds Avg TD Lg 2012 4 0 0 0.0 0 0 2013 11 14 223 15.9 3 67 Totals 15 14 223 15.9 3 67

Will look to con nue to make his mark at JCU as a wide receiver and returner.

2013Had 14 recep ons for 223 yards and three scores on the season coupled with 30 punt returns for 319 yards and 13 kick returns for 335 yards ... Developed into a major return threat as of late ... Broke through for 73-yard punt return touchdown at Wilmington (11/2/13) ... Hauled in 67-yard touchdown recep on versus St. Norbert College (9/7/13) ... Caught a 21-yard touchdown pass at Marie a (10/12/13) and had two catches for 38 yards and a score at Wilmington ... Caught a career-high fi ve passes for 52 yards in win over na onally ranked Heidelberg (11/9/13) ... Returned fi ve punts for 109 yards to spark Blue Streaks against Muskingum (10/19/13) ... Also had three kick returns for 94 yards against the Figh ng Muskies.

2012Played in four games as a punt returner ... Recorded 27 return yards.

High SchoolCaptain of his football, basketball, and track teams ... First team all-conference, fi rst team all-district, and honorable men on All-State in football ... Named his team’s most valuable back ... Played for head coach Al Mar n ... Honorable men on all-conference in basketball and track & fi eld ... Graduated with a 3.2 GPA ... Involved in FCA and Boys to Men Club ... Involved in numerous volunteer and community service projects.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Educa on ... Son of Dan and Mary Kay D’Orazio.

JordanD’ORAZIOWide Receiver

5-10 • 175 • Jr.Cuyahoga Hts., OhioCuyahoga Hts.


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Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks INT BK 2013 10 17 14 31 3.5-10 0.0-0 1-0 1 Totals 10 17 14 31 3.5-10 0.0-0 1-0 1

This sophomore’s hard work paid off as he was just one of three freshmen to earn second team All-OAC honors.

Awards• All-OAC second team, 2013

2013One of just three freshmen to earn second team All-OAC dis nc on ... One of a number of young players making an impact on the program ... Led the team with eight pass break ups ... Had 31 tackles on the season ... Exploded onto scene against O erbein fi nishing with six tackles including two for a loss of seven yards (9/28/13) ... Followed up with fi ve tackles in win over Capital (10/5/13) ... Blocked a punt in win over Muskingum (10/19/13) ... Notched fi ve tackles in wins over Ohio Northern (10/26/13) and Heidelberg (11/9/13).

High SchoolPrepped for Ben Malba at Benedic ne ... Named fi rst team All-District.

Academic & PersonalIntends to major in Accoun ng ... Son of Angelique Harvey.

JovonDAWSONDefensive Back6-0 • 170 • So.Cleveland, OhioBenedictine


This running back will compete to be at the top of the depth chart with the gradua on of DaQuan Grobsmith.

2013Appeared in nine games in a reserve role ... Third on the team with 87 yards rushing ... Carried 11 mes for 85 yards and a touchdown at Wilmington (11/2/13).

2012Gained experience playing junior varsity for the Blue Streaks.

High SchoolEarned fi rst team All-North Coast League, second team All-District, and fi rst team All-Geauga County honors as a senior ... Team Co-MVP at NDCL ... Played for head coach Byron Morgan ... Graduated with a 3.5 GPA ... Na onal Honor Society member ... Student Ambassador, Class Representa ve, and member of St. Joseph of Arimethea Society.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Biology (Pre-Med) at JCU ... Son of Steve and Marie Dasch.

JoshDASCHRunning Back5-8 • 181 • Jr.Burton, OhioChardon NDCL


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This senior safety will have a vital role in 2014 a er two stellar seasons ... Begins the year with 105 career tackles and seven career intercep ons.

Career Honors• OAC Defensive Player of the Week - 10/15/12

2013Big-hi er who broke up seven passes on the season ... Recorded 40 tackles including 3.5 for loss on the season ... Made three stops against St. Norbert making start at safety (9/7/13) ... Stellar play in secondary helped hold Baldwin Wallace to zero yards passing in fi rst half (9/21/13) ... Contributed seven tackles in shutout over O erbein (9/28/13) ... Had six tackles in helping Blue Streak defense shutdown na onally-ranked Heidelberg in 48-7 win (11/9/13)... Added fi ve tackles at Mount Union (11/16/13).

2012Started in all 10 games for the Blue Streaks ... Tallied 48 tackles and four intercep ons, with two against Muskingum (10/13/12) ... Named the OAC Defensive Player of the Week for his eff orts against Muskingum which included a team-high fi ve solo tackles, two intercep ons and a pass defl ec on ... Was the fi rst John Carroll defensive performer to snare OAC Player of the Week honors since Michael Ne ling on Oct. 20, 2008 ... Had at least two tackles in every game of his sophomore campaign, including a career-best 10 stops against Heidelbert (11/3/12) ... Also posted a sack against O erbein (9/22/13).

2011Played in nine games and was a special teams standout as a freshman … Notched his fi rst career intercep on against Muskingum (10/15/11) and recorded a season-high four tackles at Marie a on 9/24/11.

High SchoolEarned second team All-Ohio honors as a senior at Mentor (OH) Lake Catholic High School ... Was a two- me All-District and two- me All-North Coast League performer for head coach Mike Bell ... Two- me Lake County Touchdown Club member ... Member of a Cougars squad that reached the Ohio state semifi nals three mes in four years ... Was president of the La n Club at Lake.

MartyGIBBONSDefensive Back5-10 • 180 • Sr.Mentor, OhioLake Catholic



Big off ensive lineman who will add size and strength to the off ensive line.

2013Contributed right away on special teams and as a reserve on the off ensive line.

High SchoolFirst Team All-NCL and Second Team All-District and News-Herald ... Prepped for Mike Bell at Lake Catholic High School ... Graduated with 3.2 grade point average.

Academic and PersonalPlans to major in Pre-Medicine ... Son of Patrick and Tracy DiTirro.

DominicDITIRROOffensive Lineman6-4 • 250 • So.Mentor, OhioLake Catholic

Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks INT BK 2013 11 4 12 16 2.0-11 1.0-5 1-18 1 Totals 11 4 12 16 2.0-11 1.0-5 1-18 1

This junior made big strides in 2013 and will look to help out in the secondary in 2014.

2013Appeared in all 11 games making one start ... Blocked punt in win over Capital (10/5/13) to spark Blue Streaks to seven blocked kicks in a four week stretch ... Contributed with three tackles against O erbein (9/28/13) and Marie a (10/12/13) ... Notched fi rst career intercep on at Wilmington (11/2/13).

2012Played in eight games for the Blue Streak defense... Recorded three tackles.

High SchoolWas the Lake County Touchdown Club Defensive Player of the Week twice ... Played for head coach Steve Trivisonno ... Also played baseball ... Led service projects for the Mentor schools and community.

JaredDONOVANDefensive Back6-1 • 180 • Jr.Mentor, OhioMentor

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Marke ng at JCU ... Transferred from Ohio University, where he was a Dean’s List student ... Son of Ma hew and Michelle Donovan.

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Academic & PersonalMember of the 2013 JCU Leadership Council ... Majoring in Physical Educa on at JCU ... Follows his father (John), brother (Tom) and fi ve uncles to John Carroll ... Son of John and Pat Gibbons.


Mul -award winner at Kenston who brings talents to the Blue Streaks in 2014.

2013Learned the college game on the junior varsity team ... Made varsity debut at Wilmington (11/2/13).

High SchoolPlayed for Jeff Grubich at Kenston High School ... All-State, All-District, All-County and All-Conference honoree ... 2- me student of the year in business ... All-Academic selec on ... Graduated with a 4.1 grade point average ... Member of Na onal Honor Society and Principal’s Leadership Council ... Kenston’s par cipant on Leadership Geauga.

Academic and PersonalMajoring in Pre-Med at JCU ... Sports a 3.52 GPA ... Son of Jim and Jan Gray.

AdamGRAYLinebacker6-0 • 225 • So.Chagrin Falls, OhioKenston

Year GP Rec Yds Avg TD Lg 2012 9 31 439 14.2 5 48 2013 11 61 959 15.7 13 73 Totals 20 92 1,398 15.2 18 73

This decorated, athle c receiver will con nue to be a big-play threat in 2014.

Career Honors• D3football.com All-Region third team, 2013• All-Ohio second team, 2013• All-OAC fi rst team, 2013

School Records Held/Shared• Tied most receiving touchdowns, 13 (2013)

2013D3football.com All-Region third team and All-Ohio second team selec on ... First team All-OAC selec on ... Led the conference with 13 touchdowns ... Third in OAC with 959 yards ... Seven of his 13 touchdowns were from 40 yards out or longer including career long of 73 yards in win over Heidelberg (11/9/13) ... Tied the school record for most touchdown recep ons in a season ... Secured 15 recep ons for 185 yards and a score at Ohio Northern - the second-most recep ons in a single game (10/25/13) ... Followed up Ohio Northern performance with seven catches for 113 yards and three scores at Wilmington (11/2/13) and seven catches for 168 yards and three more scores in home win over na onally ranked Heidelberg (11/9/13) ... Stepped up for then-career day against St. Norbert College (9/7/13) ... Hauled in six passes for 160 yards and a pair of scores (49 and 50 yards) against the Green Knights ... Caused fi ts amongst the Baldwin Wallace secondary with seven recep ons for 80 yards (9/21/13) ... Chipped in with six recep ons for 35 yards versus O erbein (9/28/13) ... Caught 57-yard touchdown pass against Capital (10/5/13) ... Made most of limited ac on at Marie a with three catches and two touchdown (10/12/13) ... Added four catches for 88 yards and touchdown in fi rst round of NCAA Championship against St. John Fisher (11/23/13).

2012Played in nine games for the Blue Streaks, hauling in 31 passes for 439 yards and 5 touchdowns. Finished 14th in the OAC for recep ons. Had fi ve recep ons for 105 yards and two touchdowns against Muskingum University.

2011Played wide receiver for Notre Dame (OH) College, catching 13 passes for 197 yards and one touchdown.

AramisGREENWOODWide Receiver

6-0 • 205 • Sr.Fairport Harbor, OhioCleveland Glenville


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Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks INT FF 2013 5 7 4 11 3.0-29 1.0-13 0-0 2 Totals 5 7 4 11 3.0-29 1.0-13 0-0 2

This defensive lineman was an honorable men on All-State as a senior in high school and will fi gure to get more playing me in 2014.

2013Saw me as a freshman appearing in fi ve games ... Finished with 11 tackles including three for loss ... Erupted at Wilmington for fi ve tackles (11/2/13) ... Added three stops in win over Ohio Northern (10/25/13).

MichaelHIPPLERDefensive Lineman6-3 • 230 • So.Columbus, OhioSt. Francis DeSales

Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks INT PD 2013 8 2 7 9 1.0-3 0.0-0 0-0 1 Totals 8 2 7 9 1.0-3 0.0-0 0-0 1

Decorated prep athlete at St. Joseph’s Collegiate Ins tute who con nues collegiate career at JCU in 2014.

2013Contributed by playing in eight games right away at JCU ... Finished with nine tackles ... Made four stops at Marie a (10/12/13).

High SchoolFirst Team All-Catholic and All-Metro Defensive Lineman in 2012 ... Second Team All-Western New York ... Named MVP of the defensive line in 2012 at St. Joseph’s Collegiate Ins tute ... Member of the Honor Roll ... Member of German Club and Diversity Club.

Academic and PersonalIntends to major in Interna onal Business ... Son of Lamous and Anna Hall.

DylanHALLDefensive Lineman6-2 • 225 • So.Buffalo, N.Y.St. Joseph Collegiate Institute

Year GP 2012 2 2013 1 Totals 3

This senior lineman out of Brunswick (OH) High School looks to strengthen and add depth to the Blue Streaks’ off ensive line in 2014.

Career Honors• Academic All-OAC, 2013

2013Logged one appearance on the year.

2012Appeared in two games. Had one unassisted and two assisted tackles against Heidelberg, including a tackle for loss.


High SchoolEarned three varsity le ers in football ... Was voted team’s Off ensive Scout Player of the Year as a junior ... 4.52 GPA in high school ... Graduated Summa Cum Laude with an Honors Diploma ... Na onal Honor Society member.

Academic & PersonalStudying Teaching Mathema cs and carries a 3.90 GPA ... Eagle Scout ... Adult Leader for Boy Scout Troop 407 ... Son of Ma and Michelle Hennis.

BrianHENNISOffensive Lineman6-0 • 250 • Sr.Brunswick, OhioBrunswick

High SchoolPrepped at Cleveland (OH) Glenville High School ... 3- me All-Ohio and All-Conference performer ... News Herald Player of Week ... Played for head coach Ted Ginn Sr.

Academic & PersonalCommunica ons and Integrated Marke ng major at JCU ... Son of William and Shenise Greenwood ... Brother Randy (‘14) played football at JCU ... Brother Ryan (‘17) is wide receiver for the Blue Streaks.


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Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks FR PD 2013 11 10 6 16 1.0-1 0.0-0 2-0 5 Totals 11 10 6 16 1.0-1 0.0-0 2-0 5

This explosive sophomore will help return kicks and fi gures to compete for a star ng spot in the secondary a er playing in the nickel in 2013.

2013Second on the team in kick returns with 11 ... Averaged 19.2 yards per kick return ... Returned three kicks for 57 yards at Mount Union (11/16/13) ... Made two starts ... Added 16 tackles on the defense playing primarily as a nickle back ... Had fi ve stops at Marie a (10/12/13).

High SchoolOne of the top cornerbacks in the state at Maple Heights High School.

Academic & PersonalUndecided on a major ... Son of Sharon Whitaker.

MichaelHOLLINSDefensive Back6-0 • 185 • So.Maple Heights, OhioMaple Heights

Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks INT PD 2012 7 2 1 3 1.0-2 0.0-0 0-0 0 2013 3 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 Totals 10 2 1 3 1.0-2 0.0-0 0-0 0

This senior will look to have a strong fi nish to his career in 2014.

2013Saw limited me appearing as a reserve and on special teams in three games.

2012Appeared in seven games. Had two assisted and one unassisted tackles, including a tackle for loss against St. Norbert College.

2011Played on the junior varsity squad.

High SchoolPlayed for North Allegheny (PA) High School ... Was a starter on the 2010 team that won WPIAL AAAA Championship as well as PIAA AAAA State Title ... Earned varsity le ers in football and baseball ... 3.4 GPA in high school ... Mul cultural Club member.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Physical Therapy ... Son of Don and Pam Hook.

LucasHOOKLinebacker6-0 • 195 • Sr.Pittsburgh, Pa.Wexford North Allegheny


Michael Hollins

High SchoolAll-League CCL at Saint Francis Desales in Westerville, Ohio ... Honorable men on All-State ... Played for head coach Ryan Wiggins.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Business ... Son of Joe and Sherry Hippler.

Year GP Rec Yds Avg TD Lg 2013 5 22 428 19.5 3 57 Totals 5 22 428 19.5 3 57

A Cleveland na ve, Howell has emerged as one of Mark Myers’ go-to receivers.

2013Only appeared in fi ve games before being hampered by injuries ... Explosive home-run receiver who s ll fi nished third on the team with 428 receiving yards ... Hauled in three touchdowns ... Erupted onto scene as a big-play threat turning four recep ons into 147 yards including a 57-yard score in 41-0 win over St. Norbert College (9/7/13)... Turned six recep ons into 116 yards in win over then-No. 23 Baldwin Wallace for second 100-yard game to start collegiate career (9/21/13) ... Added eight recep ons for 124 yards and two scores in 28-0 drubbing of O erbein (9/28/13)... Added three catches for 38 yards at Capital (10/5/13).

MarshallHOWELLWide Receiver

5-11 • 170 • So.Cleveland, OhioBenedictine

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Year GP FGM FGA FG% LG XPA XPM 2011 10 6 10 60.0 33 23 26 2012 10 3 7 42.9 37 28 32 2013 11 20 24 83.3 45 57 57 Totals 31 29 41 70.7 45 108 115

A er rewri ng the kicking record books as a junior, this decorated senior will look to con nue to execute on fi eld goals, special teams and kickoff s in 2014.

Career Honors• Fred Mitchell Award Watch List, 2014• Fred Mitchell Award Finalist, 2013• Associated Press Li le All-America, 2013• NCAA Sta s cal Champion, most fi eld goals per game, 2013• D3football.com All-Region fi rst team, 2013• All-Ohio fi rst team, 2013• All-OAC fi rst team, 2013• D3football.com Team of the Week Presented by Scoutware, 9/25/13• OAC Special Teams Player of the Week, 9/23/13, 10/28/13

School Records Held/Shared• Most fi eld goals made in a season, 20 (2013)• Most fi eld goals a empted in a season, 24 (2013)• Most extra points made in a season, 57 (2013)• Most extra points a empted in a season, 57 (2013)

KresimirIVKOVICKicker6-2 • 190 • Sr.Euclid, OhioMentor Lake Catholic

2013Finalist for the pres gious Fred Mitchell Award given annually to the best non-FBS kicker ... 2013 Associated Press Li le All-America honoree ... NCAA Division III sta s cal champion with 1.8 fi eld goals per game ... First team D3football.com All-Region, All-Ohio and All-OAC honoree ... Named OAC Special Teams Player of the Week and D3football.com Team of the Week Presented by Scoutware for performance against BW ... Owns the school record for most extra points converted in a season (57) and also owns the record with 20 made fi eld goals ... Tied 23-year old OAC record for most fi eld goals in single season ... Buried mul ple fi eld goals in eight of 11 games including career-best four at Ohio Northern (10/26/13) ... Went 20-of-24 on fi eld goals this season with two misses being from 40 or more yards out ... Made two fi eld goals (22 and 21 yards) against St. Norbert in season-opener (9/7/13) ... Booted a 45-yard fi eld goal against BW as me expired in the fi rst half (9/21/13) ... Recorded three touchbacks

on fi ve kickoff s against O erbein (9/28/13) ... Made three fi eld goals in NCAA Championship fi rst round contest against St. John Fisher (11/23/13) ... Booted 49 percent of his kickoff s into the end zone.

2012Con nued right where he le off in 2011, handling all kickoff du es... covnerted 28-of-32 PAT’s, along with three fi eld goals ... Longest was 37 yards.

2011Converted 23-of-26 PATs and 6-of-10 fi eld goal a empts while spli ng me as a freshman ... Made a long of 33 yards ... Handled kickoff duty

throughout his freshman campaign ... Was named the team’s Co-Most Valuable Player on Kick Teams.

High SchoolEarned Division II fi rst team All-Ohio honors as a senior ... First team All-District, fi rst team All-North Coast League, fi rst team All-News Herald in 2010 ... As a junior, was honorable men on All-Ohio, fi rst team All-District, fi rst team All-North Coast League, and second team All-News Herald ... 3.4 GPA in high school ... Vice President of German Club ... LC Ambassador.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Finance at JCU ... Holds a 3.1 GPA ... Volunteers with the Croa an Community ... Son of Milenko and Slavica Ivkovic.


High SchoolA ended Benedic ne High School ... Played for head coach Ben Malbasa

Academic & PersonalUndecided on a major.

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Year GP Comp Att Int Pct Yds TD Lg 2011 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 2012 3 7 14 0 50.0 128 0 57 2013 8 8 19 0 42.1 88 1 23 Totals 12 15 33 0 45.5 216 1 57

The Florida na ve will provide a good veteran presence at the quarterback posi on in 2014.

2013Played in eight games fi nishing 8-of-19 for 88 yards and one touchdown ... Tossed for 51 yards and a touchdown against St. Norbert (9/7/13).

2012Appeared in three games and threw for 128 yards. His best game this season came against O erbein University where he had six comple ons for a career-high 71 passing yards (9/22/12). Also had his longest pass of 57 yards against Marie a (10/6/12).

2011Junior varsity quarterback who dressed at mes with varsity but did not play.

High SchoolEarned second team All-Dade County as a senior ... Played in the Dade vs. Broward All-Star game and the Public vs. Private All-Star game ... Was a two-year varsity le erman ... Played for head coach Chris Merrit ... 3.2 GPA in high school ... Three-year Honor Roll member.

Academics & PersonalBusiness major at JCU ... Son of Ron and Karen Keller.

WesKELLERQuarterback6-0 • 185 • Sr.Miami, Fla.Christopher Columbus

Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks INT FF 2011 10 3 11 14 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 2012 10 36 37 73 2.0-11 2.0-11 0-0 1 2013 11 22 42 64 7.0-22 3.0-10 1-13 1 Totals 31 61 90 151 9-0-33 5-0-21 1-13 1

A er two steallar seasons King will enter the year as one of the top linebackers in the OAC.

Career Honors• OAC Defensive Player of the Week 10/27/13

JimmyKINGLinebacker6-0 • 195 • Sr.Pittsburgh, Pa.Wexford North Allegheny

2013Named OAC Defensive Player of the Week for Ohio Northern performance ... Recorded 10 tackles, two tackles for loss and returned a blocked punt for a touchdown against the Polar Bears (10/26/13) ... Second on the team with 64 tackles ... Added seven tackles for loss and three sacks ... Tallied 14 stops at Marie a (10/12/13) ... Notched double-digit tackles in three games ... Had key intercep on in game against Heidelberg (11/9/13).

2012Played in all 10 games and recorded 73 tackles which ed Kevin Cope for the team lead ... Ranked ninth in OAC in tackles per game (7.30) ... Earned a career high of 10 tackles against Ohio Northern (10/20/12) ... Had a forced fumble against Muskingum University (10/13/12).

2011Played in all 10 games as a freshman, tallying 14 total tackles and had a season-high four tackle performance against Capital (10/29/11).

High SchoolEarned All-Ohio Honorable Men on honors as a senior ... Was fi rst team All-North Coast League and fi rst team News Herald All-Star in 2010 ... Was a senior captain in football and wrestling ... 3.0 GPA in high school.

Academic & PersonalExercise Science major with a minor in Entrepreneurship at JCU ... Member of On-Campus Emergency Medical Service ... Has taken Cer fi ed EMT Basic Training ... Son of Steve and Margaret King.

Year GP 2012 4 2013 4 Totals 8

This senior will fi ght for playing me on the off ensive line in 2014.

2013Saw limited me as a junior making appearances in four games.

2012A er playing ght end early in his career, this sophomore spent me on the off ensive line at tackle in 2012.


CraigKIRCHEROffensive Lineman6-0 • 220 • Sr.Massillon, OhioWashington


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Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks FF PD 2012 10 20 18 38 9.0-44 3.5-30 3 2 2013 11 8 11 19 4.5-11 1.5-9 0 0 Totals 21 28 19 47 13.5-55 5.0-39 3 2

Two-year impact player on the defensive line will look to con nue to produce in 2014.

NickLASKODefensive Lineman5-11 • 200 • Sr.Madison, OhioMadison


This sophomore really emerged as a go-to receiver as the season progressed in 2013.

2013Worked way up depth chart and has started three of the last four games ... Finished second on the team with 457 yards receiving ... Opened up college career with two catches for 23 yards and a touchdown against St. Norbert (9/7/13) ... Erupted in fi rst start at Wilmington with seven catches for 132 yards and a touchdown (11/2/13) ... Recorded second 100 yard game at Mount Union (11/16/13) with six recep ons for 152 yards.

High SchoolSelected to par cipate for Cleveland Browns’ Na onal 7-on-7 Team in 2012 ... Two-year starter on off ense and defense at Padua Franciscan High School ... NCL First Team All-Conference as a senior ... Member of the La n Club.

Academic and PersonalIntends to major in Business at JCU ... Son of Ron and Pa Kornowski.

BrianKORNOWSKIWide Receiver

6-0 • 180 • So.Broadview Hts., OhioPadua Franciscan


This defensive lineman will look to con nue to experience success at the next level a er playing at Lake Catholic High School.

2013One of a plethora of freshmen to step in and compete right away ... Played in all 11 games ... Recorded 16 tackles including four for loss ... Assisted on four tackles at Marie a (10/12/13) ... Had two addi onal mul -tackle games.

High SchoolA ended Lake Catholic ... Played for head coach Mike Bell.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Exercise Science ... Son of Jim and Jen Kravchuck.

JustinKRAVCHUCKDefensive Lineman6-0 • 210 • So.Mentor, OhioLake Catholic

High SchoolCoach Lee Tressel Ci zenship Award winner ... Recipient of Paul Brown Scholarship ... Growler Award recipient ... Earned two varsity le ers in football, four in tennis ... Also played basketball...3.89 GPA in high school ... High Honor Roll member ... Named Outstanding Senior Boy ... Involved in Choir and Men’s Chorus ... Na onal Honor Society member ... Na onal Technical Honor Society member

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Finance and minoring in Economics ... Holds a 3.23 GPA ... Has intered with Sherwin-Williams ... Son of Mark and Chris ne Kircher.


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This off ensive lineman will bring winning experience as a junior a er helping to stabalize the off ensive line in 2013.

Career Honors• D3football.com Team of the Week Presented by Scoutware, 11/15/13

2013One of the most improved players on the team ... Started all 11 games at le guard ... One of fi ve linemen named to the D3football.com Team of the Week Presented by Scoutware for helping to pave the way during John Carroll’s win over na onally ranked Heidelberg.

2012Learned the off ense as a junior varsity player.

High SchoolPlayed in every game for the Wildcats during their 2011 State Championship season ... Played for head coach Chuck Kyle ... Also played rugby ... Volunteered with the Arrupe Homework Club.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Poli cal Science ... Member of St. Joseph of Arimathea Pallbearers Society ... Son of Mario and Maria La na.

AnthonyLATINAOffensive LIne6-3 • 280 • Jr.Independence, OhioCleveland St. Ignatius


Will compete for star ng nod in 2014.

2013Worked way into varsity rota on ... Played in six games.

2012Named Off ensive Scout Team Player of the Week ... Saw junior varsity ac on.

High SchoolEarned second team All-Conference honors as a team captain his senior year ... Named honorable men on All-Conference as a junior ... Played for head coach Don Holl ... Won Most Outstanding Season award in wrestling a er pos ng a 23-3 record ... Also played lacrosse, earning two varsity le ers and winning the Hammer Award twice ... Graduated with a 3.6 GPA ... High Honor student ... Passed his senior project with dis nc on ... Sunday School volunteer.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Business Management and minoring in Finance at JCU ... Sports a 3.10 GPA ... Cousin, Mike Locke, played quarterback for the Blue Streaks and graduated in 2013 ... Is a fi rst and second degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do ... Son of Keith and Bonnie Locke.

KevinLOCKEOffensive LIne6-1 • 245 • Jr.Cranberry Twp., Pa.Seneca Valley


2013Recorded 19 tackles including 4.5 for loss ... Played key role defensively in win over then-No. 23 Baldwin Wallace with four tackles (9/21/13) ... Added 1.5 tackles for loss against the Yellow Jackets ... Finished with 1.5 sacks in homecoming win over O erbein (9/28/13).

2012Made his mark in 2012 as he recorded 38 tackles and 3.5 sacks including a career-high eight tackles against Ohio Northern (10/20/12) ... Had at least one tackle for loss in six of John Carroll’s 10 contests, and tallied at least one tackle in all 10 ... Ranked in the top 15 in the OAC for tackles for loss in 2012.

2011Had a solid year on the defensive line with the junior varsity as a freshman.

High SchoolEarned second team All-PAC as a senior ... Special men on All-Northeast Lakes District ... Lake County Touchdown Club All-Star ... Football team captain as a senior ... Earned second team All-Pac honors in baseball ... News Herald All-Star honoree in baseball ... Two- me district qualifi er in wrestling...3.6 GPA in high school ... Graduate

with Honors ... Ohio Award of Merit recipient ... Na onal Honor Society member ... Four- me Academic Award winner.

Academics & PersonalMajoring in Finance ... Son of Thomas and Nancy Lasko.

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Year GP 2012 5 2013 11 Totals 16

This off ensive linemen solidifi ed himself as a starter in 2013 and will look to con nue to hold down one of the star ng spots in 2014.

Awards• D3football.com Team of the Week Presented by Scoutware, 11/15/13• Academic All-OAC, 2012, 2013

2013Solidifi ed his role as a starter earning the knod at right guard ... One of fi ve linemen named to the D3football.com Team of the Week Presented by Scoutware for Heidelberg performance ... Part of off ensive line which had a string of seven games without a sack allowed this season ... Academic All-OAC honoree.

2012Saw ac on in fi ve games in 2012, making his fi rst start in JCU’s 28-23 win over Ohio Northern (10/20/12) ... Earned an Academic All-OAC honor for his performance in the classroom.

2011Spent the 2011 season contribu ng to the Blue Streaks on the junior varsity team as an Off ensive Lineman

High SchoolWas 2010-11 Team Capitain ... Academic All-Ohio performer ... Named Lineman of the Year 2010 ... Played for head coach Jeff Pharian ... 3.65 GPA in high school ... Na onal Honor Society member....Was named to the Honor Roll for 16 consecu ve quarters and earned 4 years of Presiden al Exellence regoni on.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Finance and Minoring in Economics at JCU ... Carries a 3.75 GPA ... For the last seven years has par cipated in the Meals on Wheels program ... Member of the Deans List ... Studied abroad in London in Spring, 2013 ... Son of Stanley and Jodell Manos.

AlexMANOSOffensive Lineman5-9 • 230 • Sr.Reynoldsburg, OhioColumbus St. Charles

Year GP Att Yds Avg TD Lg 2012 10 25 80 3.2 0 20 2013 11 133 720 5.4 8 97 Totals 21 158 800 5.1 8 97

This wide receiver turned running back showed fl ashes of greatness in 2013 and will be counted on to be the team’s feature back in 2014..

2013Developed into a solid one-two punch with DaQuan Grobsmith as the season progressed ... Rushed for a team-best 720 yards ... Scored eight touchdowns on the ground ... Owns the longest rush in school history with a 97-yard scamper at Marie a (10/12/13) ... Ran all over the Pioneers for 170 yards on 13 carries ... Saw extended work at Ohio Northern rising to the occasion with 23 touches for 132 yards and three scores on the ground (10/26/13) ... Rushed for 53 yards in home win over Muskingum fi nding the end zone once (10/19/13) ... Carried fi ve mes for 39 yards and a score in win over na onally ranked Heidelberg (11/9/13) ... Led the ground a ack with 45 yards rushing against St. Norbert College (9/7/13) ... Carried the ball 10 mes for 42 yards in win over O erbein (9/28/13) ... Smashed forward for 81 yards and two scores against Mount Union (11/16/13).

2012Rushed for 80 yards on 25 carries, including a season-high 35 against Capital (9/29/12).

2011Dressed several games but did not play at the varsity level ... Saw ac on at the junior varsity level as a freshman.

High SchoolLe erwinner and starter for the powerhouse Mentor Lake Catholic High School teams that were regular visitors to the state playoff s during his me there ... Reached the Ohio state semifi nals three mes in four years ... Played for head coach Mike Bell.

Academics & PersonalStudying Marke ng and Logis cs ... Son of Tom and Linda Michals.

TommyMICHALSRunning Back5-9 • 175 • Sr.Mentor, OhioLake Catholic


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This junior will con nue to anchor down the special teams as the holder for JCU.

2013Appeared in all 11 games as the team’s holder and as a reserve ght end ... Hauled in two passes for 21 yards ... Caught one pass for 13 yards against Capital (10/5/13) ... Added one recep on for eight yards against Marie a (10/12/13).

2012Learned the off ense as a scout team player, earning Off ensive Scout Team Player of the Week honors.

High SchoolPrepped at Mentor (OH) Lake Catholic ... Played for head coach Mike Bell.

Academic & PersonalFinance major at JCU ... Son of Richard and Ruby Miller.

RichMILLERTight End/Holder

6-2 • 190 • Jr.Euclid, OhioMentor Lake Catholic

Year GP Comp Att Int Pct Yds TD Lg 2012 9 202 343 9 58.9 2,882 25 73 2013 11 246 385 12 63.9 3,288 28 73 Totals 20 448 728 21 61.5 6,170 53 73

Career Honors• All-Ohio second team, 2013• All-OAC fi rst team, 2013• All-OAC second team, 2012• OAC Off ensive Player of the Week, 9/4/12, 10/15/12, 9/9/13, 11/5/13

School Records Held/Shared• Most passing yards in a season, 3,228 (2013)• Most passing comple ons in season, 246 (2013)• Most passing a empts in season, 385 (2013)• Most passing yards in a game, 526 (St. Norbert, 2013)• Most passing touchdowns in a game, 6 (Muskingum, 2012)

MarkMYERSQuarterback6-5 • 220 • Sr.Pepper Pike, OhioCleveland St. Ignatius


2013Named second team All-Ohio and fi rst team All-OAC ... Two- me selec on as OAC Off ensive Player of the Week ... Set single-season records for pass yards (3,288), pass comple ons (246) and pass a empts (385) ... Finished second in school history with 28 touchdown passes ... Ranked fi rst in OAC in passing yards per game and was ed for second in touchdown passes ... Started season with a bang breaking single-game passing school record for third me in career with 526 yards against St. Norbert College (9/7/13) ... Tossed touchdown passes of 67, 57, 50 and 49 yards against the Green Knights ... Threw for 258 yards and a touchdown in 27-7 win over Baldwin Wallace (9/21/13) ... Added 226 yards and two scores in shutout win over O erbein (9/28/13) ... Had most accurate day as a passer fi nishing 18-of-20 for 242 yards and three scores in win over Capital (10/5/13) ... Threw three touchdown passes in routs over Marie a (10/12/13) and Muskingum (10/19/13) ... Had fi rst 300-yard game since opener fi nishing with 321 yards at Ohio Northern helping JCU to its fi rst win in Ada since 2002 (10/26/13) ... Laser sharp at Wilmington completed 22-of-26 throws for 363 yards and fi ve scores in fi rst half (11/2/13) ... Helped lead team to win over No. 10/12 Heidelberg with 387 yards and a career-long pass of 73-yards to Aramis Greenwood (11/9/13) ... Tossed three scores against the Berg ... Added 451 yards and two touchdowns at Mount Union (11/16/13).

2012Named second team All-OAC on the heels of a conference leading 302.2 passing yards and 319.2 total yards per game. In his fi rst game as a Blue Streak, he broke the then-single game record for passing with 457 yards in Ireland, a record he later broke on October 13 when he threw for 474 yards and school-record tying six touchdowns ... Named the team MVP as well as earning OAC Player of the Week twice ... Had at least 16 comple ons and one touchdown pass in every game ... Surpassed 200 passing yards in all nine games he started ... His 2,882 yards passing in 2012 was the second hightest single-season total in school history behind Tom Arth’s 3,115 in 2000.

2010-11Played for the University of Pi sburgh.

High SchoolWas named fi rst team All-Ohio in his senior year as a quarterback for the Wildcats ... Played in the Ohio/Pennsylvania Big 33 Game and on the USA Team.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Criminal Jus ce at JCU ... Son of Tim and Wendy Myers.

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Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks FR PD 2011 4 1 3 4 1.5-12 1.5-12 0-0 0 2012 10 16 24 40 10.5-39 6.0-28 2-82 1 2013 11 15 27 42 10.5-44 5.5-33 2-0 1 Totals 25 32 54 86 22.5-95 13.0-73 4-82 2

Con nued to be a force on the defensive line as a junior and will look to put up even more sacks as a senior.

Awards• D3football.com All-Region second team, 2013• All-Ohio second team, 2013• All-OAC fi rst team, 2013

2013Garnered D3football.com All-Region and All-Ohio second team honors ... All-OAC fi rst team honoree ... Quitely put together another solid season on the defensive line ... Tops on team with 10.5 tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks ... Bullied Heidelberg’s, Muskingum’s and Wilmington’s off ensive line for two tackles for loss in each game ... Set season-high with seven tackles in win over Wilmington (11/2/13) ... Added six tackles against Muskingum (10/19/13) ... Had three tackles a 0.5 sacks while star ng at defensive end against St. Norbert (9/7/13) ... Repeated St. Norbert performance against Baldwin Wallace (9/21/13) ... Recovered a fumble against the Purple Raiders (11/16/13).

2012Had an impressive sophomore season as a starter on defense. Recorded 40 tackles, with a career-high eight tackles and two sacks against Ohio Northern (10/20/12). Recovered a fumble and returned it for 82 yards for a touchdown in the game against Muskingum (10/13/12) ... Had at least two tackles in every game in 2012 ... His 6.0 sacks for -28 yards ranked him 97th in all of Division III for sacks per game.

FrankPINESDefensive Lineman6-1 • 250 • Sr.University Hts., OhioGates Mills Gilmour Academy


Year GP PR Yds Avg TD Lg 2013 2 1 7 7.0 0 7 Totals 2 1 7 7.0 0 7

A talented student-athlete, Norquest will add depth to the Blue Streaks’ receiving corps.

2013Saw limited ac on on the varsity team while also playing on the junior varsity team.

High SchoolA ended Southeast High School in Diamond, Ohio, where he was captain of the football team ... Was named fi rst team All-PTC and Honorable Men on All-District ... Played for head coach Steve Sigworth ... Na onal Honor Society member ... Class president.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Engineering Physics and carries a 3.0 GPA ... Son of Kevin and Anne e Norquest

TrevorNORQUESTWide Receiver

6-2 • 180 • So.Ravenna, OhioSoutheast

Year GP Punts Yds Avg Long I20 TB 2013 11 33 1,197 36.3 50 6 5 Totals 11 33 1,197 36.3 50 6 5

This kicker/punter is no stranger compe ng on the big stage having played in Gille e Stadium in high school.

2013Star ng punter as a freshman ... Averaged 36.3 yards per punt on 33 boots ... Had a long punt of 50 yards ... Booted six punts inside the 20-yard line.

High SchoolWon 2011 Division I State Championship at Gille e Stadium, home of the New England Patriots ... Prepped for Joe Gaff at Boston College High School ... Recipient of Academic Scholar Award in 2013 ... Also a member of the track and fi eld team.

Academic and PersonalIntends on majoring in communica on and business ... Arrupe Scholar at JCU ... Son of Brian O’Hearne and Kerry Moynihan.

PatO’HEARNEPunter6-2 • 180 • So.Boston, Mass.Boston College

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Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks FR PD 2012 5 0 4 4 0.5-2 0.5-2 0-0 0 2013 11 8 35 43 8.0-45 4.5-39 2-21 0 Totals 16 8 39 47 8.5-47 5.0-41 2-21 0

This third team All-Ohio and second team All-OAC performer really erupted for a monster year a er seeing very limited ac on as a freshman.

Career Honors• All-Ohio third team, 2013• All-OAC second team, 2013

2013Hard work on the fi eld earned him third team All-Ohio second team All-OAC honors ... Second on the team with 4.5 sacks and fi h with 43 tackles ... Notched two sacks for a loss of 19 yards against the Cardinals (9/28/13) ... Had a sack for loss of nine yards against Green Knights (9/7/13) ... One of three Blue Streaks with over 10 tackles in win over Baldwin Wallace (9/21/13) ... Tallied fi ve tackles in win over Muskingum (10/19/13) and against St. John Fisher (11/23/13) in fi rst round of NCAA Championship.

DavidPORTERDefensive Lineman5-10 • 239 • Jr.Lorain, OhioCleveland Benedictine


2011Appeared in four games in the defensive trenches, earning four tackles and 1.5 sacks as a freshman ... Earned the team’s Outstanding Defensive Newcomer award.

High SchoolThree-year starter for the Lancers ... Named team’s Defensive MVP and Most Promising ... Played for head coach Ma Simon ... Also played baseball.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Communica ons and minoring in Business at JCU ... Son of Frank and Barb Pines.

Frank Pines

2012Recorded four total tackles in fi ve games of ac on ... Named the team’s Best Defensive Newcomer.

High SchoolEarned second team All-North Coast League and honorable men on All-District ... Played for head coach Ben Malbasa ... Was fi rst team All-NCL, district champion, and regional qualifi er in track & fi eld (shot put, discus) ... Graduated with a 3.0 GPA ... Served as Class President as a sophomore and junior ... Involved in German Club, Investment Club, Film Club, Recycle Club, and SADD ... Elected to par cipate in the HOBY Leadership Program.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Accoun ng at JCU ... Son of Ronald and Kimberly Porter.


Local product from Benedic ne High School will be looking to make an impact for the Blue Streaks in his third collegiate season.

2013Earned the start against St. Norbert (9/7/13) ... Appeared in nine games on the year ... Recorded three tackles.

2012Learned the defense as a junior varsity player for the Blue Streaks.

High SchoolNamed honorable men on All-District ... Played for head coach Ben Malbassa ... Earned the Student-Athlete Scholar award and the Hudek Sportsmanship award in basketball ... Graduated with a 3.03 GPA ... Honor Roll student ... Part of the Blood Drive Team, Marke ng Club, Mul Cultural Club, and German Club.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Accoun ng and minoring in Business Management at JCU ... Son of Mary and Bill Reilly.

OwenREILLYLinebacker/Defensive Line6-1 • 255 • Jr.South Euclid, OhioCleveland Benedictine

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Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks INT BK 2011 6 2 3 5 1.0-6 1.0-6 0-0 0 2012 10 8 11 19 2.5-26 2.5-26 0-0 0 2013 11 8 12 20 4.5-23 3.0-21 1-77 3 Totals 27 18 26 44 8.0-55 6.5-53 1-77 3

One of the defensive and special teams standouts of 2013 who will look to con nue to produce in 2014.

Career Honors• All-OAC second team, 2013• OAC Special Teams Player of the Week, 10/14/13

ChoeSAMBALinebacker5-11 • 200 • Sr.Aurora, OhioAurora

Year GP Solo Assisted Total TFL Sacks FR PD 2012 10 7 6 13 1.0-2 0.5-1 0-0 0 2013 9 3 12 15 3.5-9 1.0-4 0-0 0 Totals 19 10 18 28 4.5-11 1.5-5 0-0 0

This former two-way standout from Bethel Park (PA) High School will seek to keep making his mark on the Blue Streaks program as a defensive lineman.

2013Made nine starts on the year on the defensive line ... Totaled 15 tackles including 3.5 for loss ... Recorded three tackles against St. Norbert (9/7/13), Baldwin Wallace (9/21/13) and Muskingum (10/19/13) ... Notched a sack against the Green Knights.

2012Recorded 13 tackles and 0.5 sacks ... Had at least one tackle in each of his last eight games of the season ... Recorded his fi rst collegiate sack against Marie a (10/6/12).

2011Put together a solid season on the junior varsity level as a freshman.

High SchoolEarned second team All-Conference honors as a senior at Bethel Park ... Helped the Black Hawks reach the second round of the Class AAAA WPIAL Playoff s in 2010 ... Played for head coach Jeff Methany.

Academics & PersonalMajoring in Educa on with a concentra on in high school history ... Son of Carl and Karyl Rizzo.

ChrisRIZZODefensive Line5-11 • 255 • Sr.Bethel Park, Pa.Bethel Park


Choe Samba

2013Earned All-OAC second team status for his role on special teams ... Finished with 20 tackles for the Blue Streaks but biggest impact was on special teams ... Led the team with three blocked kicks ... Blocked a punt and returned an intercep on 77 yards for a touchdown in 62-7 win over Marie a (10/12/13) ... Blocked punts came in three straight weeks against Marie a, Muskingum (10/19/13) and Ohio Northern (10/26/13).

2012Played in all ten games, recording 19 tackles and 2.5 sacks ... Also a key contributor on special teams ... Had a career-high six tackles against eventual Division III na onal champion Mount Union (11/10/12) ... Tallied at least one tackle in nine of 10 games in 2012, with lone excep on being against Muskingum, where he recovered a fumble (10/13/12).

2011Played in six games and made fi ve total tackles, including one tackle for loss for six yards ... Played linebacker and special teams as a freshman.

High SchoolEarned second team All-Chagrin Valley Conference honors as a senior ... Honorable men on All-District ... Went to the Ohio State Playoff s four mes, including a 2008 Division III State Championship ... Played for head coach Bob Mihalik ... Was fi rst team All-CVC in track (110 meter hurdles) ... 3.01 GPA in high school ... Merit Roll Student ... Involved in Stars Debate Club.

Academic & PersonalMarke ng major at JCU ... Son of Augus ne and Jene Samba.

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Year GP Comp Att Int Pct Yds TD Lg 2013 2 5 11 0 45.5 70 2 29 Totals 2 5 11 0 45.5 70 2 29

This junior from Parma Hts. Holy Name High School will look to make an impression on the coaching staff and help the Blue Streaks’ off ense in 2014.

2013Finished 5-for-11 against Wilmington (11/2/13) ... Threw for 70 yards and two touchdowns against the Figh n’ Quakers.

2012Played the en re season on the junior varsity squad.

High SchoolWas a fi rst team All-Conference, fi rst team All-District, and honorable men on All-State quarterback in 2011 ... Was a team captain ... Broke school records in passing yards and passing touchdowns ... Guided his team to a conference tle ... 3- me le er winner ... Played for head coach Mark Pinzone ... Graduated with a 3.2 GPA ... Earned Second Honors ... Recipient of the Four Years of Ci zenship/Service Award ... Head of school’s Campus Ministry ... School Ambassador and volunteer Pallbearer.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Forensic Psychology ... Son of Joe and Donna Schaefer ... Father is an alum of JCU.

JakeSCHAEFERQuarterback6-2 • 205 • Jr.Westlake, OhioParma Hts. Holy Name

Year GP Rec Yds Avg TD Lg 2012 7 1 4 4.0 0 4 2013 11 34 399 11.7 4 29 Totals 18 35 403 11.5 4 29

Versa lity was his calling card in high school as he played ght end, wide receiver, and fullback ... That trends appeares to have con nued in college as well, as his size and catching ability make him an ideal ght end.

ZachSTRIPPYTight End

6-3 • 215 • Sr.North Royalton, OhioCleveland St. Ignatius


2013Third on the team with 34 recep ons ... Finished with 399 yards and four touchdowns ... Found plenty of room to roam in win over Heidelberg catching a game-high nine recep ons for 80 yards (11/9/13) ... Made most of opportunity against Muskingum scoring touchdowns on both catches (10/19/13) ... Turned three catches into 46 yards at Ohio Northern (10/26/13) ... Caught two passes for 40 yards including 29-yarder in season-opener (9/7/13) ... Feasted on Crusader defenders for four catches for 56 yards (10/5/13) ... Added seven recep ons for 74 yards and two touchdowns at Mount Union (11/16/13).

2012Caught his fi rst career pass against Capital (9/29/12).

2011Dressed a handful of mes at varsity but did most of his work for the junior varsity as a freshman.

High SchoolTwo-year starter at ght end for Cleveland St. Igna us ... 2010 team captain ... Was part of the Wildcats’ 2008 Division I State Championship team ... Played for head coach Chuck Kyle ... Also played basketball ... 3.2 GPA in high school, where he earned First and Second Honors ... Ac ve in Labre and Youth Group.

Academics & PersonalMajoring in Finance at JCU ... Owns a 3.17 GPA and is a Dean’s List student ... Interned at UBS Financial Services ... Son of Mark and Robin Strippy.

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This College of Wooster transfer shined for John Carroll in 2013 and will con nue to shine in 2014.

2013Played in 10 games in the regular defensive line rota on ... Chipped in defensively with 15 tackles ... Had fi ve games with mul ple tackles in 2013.

College of WoosterPlayed one season at the College of Wooster ... Made 31 tackles on the year including 3.0 for loss.

High SchoolPrepped at Chagrin Falls High School ... Named to the All-Ohio fi rst team in 2012 ... First team All-District and All-Conference ... Sun News Defensive MVP.

Academic & PersonalMajor is Biology and minor is Business Logis cs ... Sports a 3.48 GPA ... Son of Mark Tozzi and Paula Chess ... Sister Tara graduated from JCU in 2003.

MikeTOZZIDefensive Lineman6-3 • 250 • Jr.Chagrin Falls, OhioChagrin Falls


This junior cornerback from Chardon Notre Dame-Cathedral La n High School will hope to con nue to make strides towards expanded playing me.

2013Played in all 11 games on special teams and in a reserve role ... Finished with 11 tackles including three against Muskingum (10/19/13).

2012Played on the junior varsity squad, learning the Blue Streaks’ system.

KevinTYRANSKYDefensive Back5-10 • 165 • Jr.Chesterland, OhioChardon NDCL

High SchoolWas named fi rst team All-League, fi rst team All-Region, fi rst team All-News Herald, fi rst team Geauga County Touchdown Club, and honorable men on All-Ohio following his senior season ... Booster Scholarship award winner ... Played for head coach Byron Morgan ... Graduated with a 3.1 GPA ... Earned third honors ... Involved in Student Government and Spanish Club.

Academic & PersonalStudying Business at JCU ... Works for John Carroll Sports Informa on ... Serves as a Eucharis c Minister ... Son of Son of Dan and Ellen Tyransky.


This safety raised his game as a junior on the fi eld and in the classroom and will look to con nue to anchor down the secondary as a senior in 2014.

Career Honors• Capital One Academic All-America® second team, 2013• Capital One Academic All-District®, 2013• All-OAC honorable men on, 2013• Academic All-OAC, 2012, 2013

BrodyZANGARODefensive Back5-9 • 195 • Sr.Pittsburgh, Pa.North Hills

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2013Capital One Academic All-America® second team and Capital One Academic All-District® selec on for his performance on the fi eld and in the classroom ... Named honorable men on All-OAC ... Fourth on the team with 57 tackles and tops with three intercep ons ... Recorded two fourth quarter intercep ons to seal the fate of BW (9/21/13) ... Added seven tackles in win over O erbein (9/28/13) ... Had two solo and two assisted tackles against the Green Knights (9/7/13) ... Recorded six or more tackles in fi ve of his last six games.

2012Earned Academic All-OAC honors as an Educa on major with a 3.57 GPA ... Played in all 10 games for the Blue Streaks in 2012 ... Recorded an intercep on against Wilmington (10/27/12) ... Had a season-high fi ve tackles in a John Carroll victory over Capital University (9/29/12).

2011Par cipated in all 10 games, collec ng two tackles and one pass breakup as a freshman.

High SchoolEarned fi rst team All-State honors as a senior ... Was fi rst team All-Conference twice ... Fabulous 22 Selec on ... Recorded 101 tackles and six intercep ons in 2010 ... Played for head coach Jack McCurry ... 3.74 GPA in high school ... Na onal Honor Society member ... Involved in German Club and Environmental Club ... Hands for Service Volunteer.

Academic & PersonalMember of the 2014 JCU Academic Leadership Council ... Majoring in Educa on with a concentra on in Math and English at JCU ... Carries a 3.7 GPA ... Dean’s List student ... Volunteered at JCU’s Cul va ng Community Day ... Reads to elementary students in Cleveland Heights ... Son of Gary and Julie Zangaro.

Year GP Att Yds Avg TD Lg 2011 8 0 0 0.0 0 0 2012 10 2 -4 -2.0 0 0 2013 11 0 0 0.0 0 0 Totals 29 2 -4 -2.0 0 0

This rising senior will look to help lead the way for the JCU running backs in 2014.

2013Played in all 11 games making eight starts ... Had two recep ons and one kick return.

2012Played in all ten games, primarily as a fullback and run blocker ... Recorded two carries.

2011Played in eight games as primarily a blocking back for the Blue Streaks.

High SchoolEarned fi rst team All-Conference and fi rst team All-District honors as a senior at West Geauga (OH) High School ... Honorable men on All-Ohio in 2010 ... Led the Wolverines to the state playoff s in 2009 ... Played for head coach Lou Cirino ... 3.7 GPA in high school ... Na onal Honor Society member ... Honor Roll student ... Student of the Month recipient.

Academic & PersonalMajoring in Biology at JCU ... Helps out tutoring other studnets ... Grandfather Joe Ziccardi is a JCU graduate... Son of Joe and Teresa Ziccardi.

VinceZICCARDIRunning Back5-10 • 190 • Sr.Chesterland, OhioWest Geauga


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Climb To The Top The 2013 John Carroll University football season will go down in the record books as one to remember. The Blue Streaks fi nished 9-2 overall, but expecta ons were low for this team a er being picked fi h at OAC Media Day. However, John Carroll came out of the gates on fi re winning their fi rst nine contests to earn its way to a top-10 na onal ranking. Below are a few notables from the 2013 season. • Hosted fi rst NCAA postseason game in school history. • Returned to the postseason for the fi rst me since 2002. • Randy Greenwood and Kresimir Ivkovic earned All-America honors. • Ivkovic was the NCAA sta s cal champion for most fi eld goals per game. • Won at Baldwin Wallace for the fi rst me since 2001.

• Won at Ohio Northern for the fi rst me since 2002.

• Defense ranked No. 2 na onally in points allowed per game and yards allowed per game. • Special teams ranked second na onally in blocked kicks. • Off ense ranked 14th na onally in passing yards per game.

Air A ack Junior quarterback Mark Myers had a banner year in 2013. The le y set the single-game passing record with 526 yards in the season-opener - a sign of things to come for the season. By the end of the year, Myers had set the single-season program records for yards, comple ons and a empts.

Freshmen Contribute The Blue Streaks received immediate contribu ons from numerous freshmen in 2013 but none more so then wide receivers Marshall Howell and Brian Kornowski. The duo combined for 49 catches for 885 yards and fi ve scores. Equally as impressive were the freshmen who played key roles in help the defense to rank second na onally

in points allowed per game and yards allowed per game. Seeing me on defense and earning le ers as rookies were Reese Armstrong, Jovon Dawson, Dylan Hall, Michael Hippler, Jus n Kravchuk and Andrew Venclauskas.

2013 Player Awards and Honors2013 Player Awards and HonorsJonathan BrickAcademic All-OAC

Clay CassidyAcademic All-OAC

Breen CullivanSecond Team All-OAC

Jovon DawsonSecond Team All-OAC

Ma FeeneyD3footbal.com First Team All-RegionFirst Team All-OhioGene Slaughter Most Outstanding LBFirst Team All-OAC

Aramis GreenwoodD3football.com Third Team All-RegionSecond Team All-OhioFirst Team All-OAC

Randy GreenwoodD3football.com Second Team All-AmericaD3football.com First Team All-RegionFirst Team All-OhioLee J. Tressel Most Outstanding DBFirst Team All-OAC

DaQuan GrobsmithSecond Team All-OhioFirst Team All-OAC

Brian HennisAcademic All-OAC

Kresimir IvkovicFred Mitchell Award FinalistAssociated Press Li le All-AmericanD3football.com First Team All-RegionFirst Team All-OhioFirst Team All-OAC

Jarrod KilburnAcademic All-OAC

Alex KlineHonorable Men on All-OAC

Mitch KrotzSecond Team All-OhioFirst Team All-OAC

Alex ManosAcademic All-OAC

Mark MyersSecond Team All-OhioFirst Team All-OAC

Frank PinesD3football.com Second Team All-RegionSecond Team All-OhioFirst Team All-OAC

David PorterThird Team All-OhioSecond Team All-OAC

Choe SambaSecond Team All-OAC

A.J. ShortSecond Team All-OAC

Brody ZangaroSecond Team Capital One Academic All-America®First Team Capital One Academic All-Region®Honorable Men on All-OACAcademic All-OAC

Rounding out key freshmen contributors was Pat O’Hearne who came in and handled the pun ng du es.

2013 Review/Awards2013 Review/Awards

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2013 Statistics2013 Statistics

PASSING G Effi c Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GMark Myers 11 153.40 246-385-12 63.9 3288 28 73 298.9Wes Keller 8 93.46 8-20-0 40.0 88 1 23 11.0Jake Schaefer 1 194.22 5-9-0 55.6 70 2 29 70.0Team 4 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Total 11 151.03 259-415-12 62.4 3446 31 73 313.3Opponents 11 81.42 119-280-14 42.5 1395 6 48 126.8

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND NOTES Sep 07, 2013 vs ST. NORBERT^ W 41-0 1,458 Arth wins fi rst game of tenure Sep 21, 2013 at #23 Baldwin Wallace* W 27-7 5,955 First win in BW since 2001 Sep 28, 2013 OTTERBEIN* W 28-0 3,117 First 3-0 start since 2003 Oct 05, 2013 CAPITAL* W 54-0 2,200 JCU with more INTs than CAP Comps. Oct 12, 2013 at Marietta College* W 62-7 2,147 Michals longest rush in JCU history Oct 19, 2013 MUSKINGUM* W 41-9 1,250 Opponent fi nally scores in fi rst half Oct 26, 2013 at Ohio Northern* W 47-0 1,873 First win at Ohio Northern since 2002 Nov 02, 2013 at Wilmington* W 63-3 867 Myers with fi ve TDs in fi rst half Nov 09, 2013 #12 HEIDELBERG* W 48-7 4,814 Set up 9-0 showdown with M. Union Nov 16, 2013 at #1 Mount Union* L 34-42 8,104 Nation’s top two defenses square off Nov 23, 2013 #25 ST. JOHN FISHER# L 16-25 2,015 First NCAA Tournament home game * Ohio Athletic Conference Game # NCAA Tournament First Round ^ Played in Chicago, Ill.

TEAM STATISTICS JCU OPPFIRST DOWNS 239 150 Rushing 72 61 Passing 148 70 Penalty 19 19RUSHING YARDAGE 1521 1142 Rushing Attempts 369 404 Average Per Rush 4.1 2.8 Average Per Game 138.3 103.8 TDs Rushing 22 5PASSING YARDAGE 3446 1395 Comp-Att-Int 259-415-12 119-280-14 Average Per Pass 8.3 5.0 Average Per Catch 13.3 11.7 Average Per Game 313.3 126.8 TDs Passing 31 6TOTAL OFFENSE 4967 2537 Average Per Play 6.3 3.7 Average Per Game 451.5 230.6KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 26-578 44-699PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 37-427 10-59INT RETURNS: #-Yards 14-202 12-201FUMBLES-LOST 21-8 18-13PENALTIES-Yards 69-642 68-632PUNTS-AVG 35-35.3 79-34.0TOP/Game 32:12 27:483RD-DOWN Conversions 65/147 39/1554TH-DOWN Conversions 9/14 6/20

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GTommy Michals 11 133 756 36 720 5.4 8 97 65.5Daquan Grobsmith 10 146 721 57 664 4.5 11 50 66.4Josh Dasch 9 17 99 12 87 5.1 1 23 9.7Jonathan Brick 5 27 93 9 84 3.1 1 8 16.8Michael Tutolo 2 12 39 14 25 2.1 0 12 12.5Mark Baniewicz 5 2 15 0 15 7.5 0 13 3.0Randy Greenwood 11 1 2 0 2 2.0 1 2 0.2Wes Keller 8 6 2 4 -2 -0.3 0 2 -0.2Mark Myers 11 11 11 60 -49 -4.5 0 7 -4.5Team 6 14 0 25 -25 -1.8 0 0 -4.2Total 11 369 1738 217 1521 4.1 22 97 138.3Opponents 11 404 1530 388 1142 2.8 5 49 103.8

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RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GAramis Greenwood 11 61 959 15.7 13 73 87.2Zach Strippy 11 34 399 11.7 4 29 36.3Alex Kline 11 34 372 10.9 3 32 33.8Tommy Michals 11 31 296 9.5 0 21 26.9Brian Kornowski 10 27 457 16.9 2 45 45.7D. Grobsmith 10 25 197 7.9 1 23 19.7Marshall Howell 5 22 428 19.5 3 57 85.6Jordan D'Orazio 11 14 223 15.9 3 67 20.3Ryan Greenwood 5 3 30 10.0 1 24 6.0Jake Mooney 9 2 44 22.0 1 29 4.9Rich Miller 10 2 21 10.5 0 13 2.1Vince Ziccardi 11 2 4 2.0 0 5 0.4Jonathan Brick 5 1 11 11.0 0 11 2.2Josh Dasch 9 1 5 5.0 0 5 0.6Total 11 259 3446 13.3 31 73 313.3Opponents 11 119 1395 11.7 6 48 126.8

SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsKresimir Ivkovic 0 20-24 57-57 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 117Aramis Greenwood 13 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 78D. Grobsmith 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 72Tommy Michals 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48Zach Strippy 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Jordan D'Orazio 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Marshall Howell 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Alex Kline 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Brian Kornowski 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Jake Mooney 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Brody Zangaro 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Jimmy King 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Choe Samba 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Randy Greenwood 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Jonathan Brick 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Josh Dasch 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Ryan Greenwood 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2Total 57 20-24 57-57 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 461Opponents 13 3-6 11-12 0-0 1 1-1 0 0 100

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ScoringScoring

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongJordan D'Orazio 13 335 25.8 0 50Michael Hollins 11 211 19.2 0 25Truvonte Riley 1 17 17.0 0 17Vince Ziccardi 1 15 15.0 0 15Total 26 578 22.2 0 50Opponents 44 699 15.9 0 32

Kick ReturnsKick Returns

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongJordan D'Orazio 30 319 10.6 1 73Jonathan Brick 2 18 9.0 0 18Jovon Dawson 1 0 0.0 0 0Trevor Norquest 1 7 7.0 0 7Andy Bryan 1 22 22.0 0 0Choe Samba 1 8 8.0 0 0Nick Lasko 1 0 0.0 0 0Brody Zangaro 0 39 0.0 1 39Jimmy King 0 14 0.0 1 9Total 37 427 11.5 3 73Opponents 10 59 5.9 0 14

Punt ReturnsPunt Returns

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GMark Myers 11 396 -49 3,288 3,239 294.5Tommy Michals 11 133 720 0 720 65.5D. Grobsmith 10 146 664 0 664 66.4Josh Dasch 9 17 87 0 87 9.7Wes Keller 8 26 -2 88 86 10.8Total 11 784 1,521 3,446 4,967 451.5Opponents 11 684 1,142 1,395 2,537 230.6

Total Off enseTotal Off ense

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR TotTommy Michals 11 720 296 0 0 0 1,016Aramis Greenwood 11 0 959 0 0 0 959Jordan D'Orazio 11 0 223 319 335 0 877D. Grobsmith 10 664 197 0 0 0 861Brian Kornowski 10 0 457 0 0 0 457Marshall Howell 5 0 428 0 0 0 428Zach Strippy 11 0 399 0 0 0 399Alex Kline 11 0 372 0 0 0 372Michael Hollins 11 0 0 0 211 0 211Brody Zangaro 11 0 0 39 0 75 114Jonathan Brick 5 84 11 18 0 0 113Josh Dasch 9 87 5 0 0 0 92Choe Samba 11 0 0 8 0 77 85Jake Mooney 9 0 44 0 0 0 44Ryan Greenwood 5 0 30 0 0 0 30Jimmy King 11 0 0 14 0 13 27Michael Tutolo 2 25 0 0 0 0 25 Andy Bryan 11 0 0 22 0 0 22Rich Miller 10 0 21 0 0 0 21Vince Ziccardi 11 0 4 0 15 0 19Jared Donovan 8 0 0 0 0 18 18Truvonte Riley 10 0 0 0 17 0 17Ryan Winchell 11 0 0 0 0 17 17Mark Baniewicz 5 15 0 0 0 0 15Trevor Norquest 2 0 0 7 0 0 7Matt Feeney 10 0 0 0 0 2 2Randy Greenwood 11 2 0 0 0 0 2Wes Keller 8 -2 0 0 0 0 -2TEAM 6 -25 0 0 0 0 -25Mark Myers 11 -49 0 0 0 0 -49Total 11 1,521 3,446 427 578 202 6,174Opponents 11 1,142 1,395 59 699 201 3,496

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INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD LongBrody Zangaro 3 75 25.0 0 52Marty Gibbons 2 0 0.0 0 0Matt Feeney 2 2 1.0 0 2Ryan Winchell 2 17 8.5 0 17Jimmy King 1 13 13.0 0 13Choe Samba 1 77 77.0 1 77Jared Donovan 1 18 18.0 0 18Jovon Dawson 1 0 0.0 0 0Randy Greenwood 1 0 0.0 0 0Total 14 202 14.4 1 77Opponents 12 201 16.8 2 52

Intercep on ReturnsIntercep on Returns

Fumble ReturnsFumble Returns

FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongDavid Porter 1 21 21.0 0 18Total 1 21 21.0 0 18Opponents 1 10 10.0 0 10

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BKPat O'Hearne 33 1197 36.3 50 5 11 6 0Mark Myers 1 12 12.0 12 0 0 0 0Kyle Rodriguez 1 27 27.0 27 0 0 0 0Total 35 1236 35.3 50 5 11 6 0Opponents 79 2687 34.0 60 2 10 17 6

Pun ngPun ng

KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLnKresimir Ivkovic 86 5294 61.6 41 0 Total 86 5294 61.6 41 0 699 41.5 23Opponents 29 1624 56.0 2 0 578 34.3 30

Kickoff sKickoff s

FG SEQUENCE JCU OPPST. NORBERT 51,(21),(22) -Baldwin Wallace (45),(28) -OTTERBEIN 43 35,43CAPITAL (41) -Marietta College (32),(34) -Muskingum (25),(40),30 (34)Ohio Northern 33,(26),(34),(27),(36) 38Wilmington - (25)Heidelberg (31),(18) -Mount Union (43),(28) -St. John Fisher (27),(19),(34) (39)

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate fi eld goal was made.

Field Goal SequenceField Goal Sequence

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 LgKresimir Ivkovic 20-24 83.3 2-2 8-8 6-8 4-5 0-1 45

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DEFENSIVE GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds Sack-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf46 Mitch Krotz 11 36 55 91 9.0-28 1.5-7 . . 1 . 1 . .37 Jimmy King 11 22 42 64 7.0-22 3.0-10 1-13 . . 1-0 1 . .42 Matt Feeney 10 19 44 63 8.0-28 4.0-23 2-2 . 4 1-0 2 . .20 Brody Zangaro 11 26 31 57 3.5-13 . 3-75 5 . . 1 . .55 David Porter 11 8 35 43 8.0-45 4.5-39 . . 2 2-21 . . .87 Frank Pines 11 15 27 42 10.5-44 5.5-33 . 1 2 2-0 . . .2 Marty Gibbons 11 15 25 40 3.5-13 1.0-7 2-0 7 1 . . . .1 Jovon Dawson 9 17 14 31 3.5-10 . 1-0 8 . . . 1 .52 Michael Green 11 4 25 29 2.5-2 . . . . . . . .45 Paul Okeyo 11 9 18 27 2.5-2 . . 1 1 . 2 . .56 Nolan Bonham 11 8 17 25 4.5-17 1.0-9 . . . . 1 . .7 Randy Greenwood 11 15 10 25 3.0-17 2.0-14 1-0 2 . . 3 1 .33 Andy Bryan 11 12 13 25 3.0-13 2.0-12 . 1 1 . 1 1 .24 Ryan Winchell 11 17 5 22 1.0-5 1.0-5 2-17 3 . . . . .10 Choe Samba 11 8 12 20 4.5-23 3.0-21 1-77 . 2 1-0 . 3 .96 Nick Lasko 11 8 11 19 4.5-11 1.5-9 . . 3 1-0 . . .97 Justin Kravchuck 11 6 10 16 4.0-14 1.0-7 . . 1 . . . .28 Michael Hollins 11 10 6 16 1.0-1 . . 5 1 2-0 . . .19 Reese Armstrong 11 6 9 15 . . . . . 1-0 . . .26 Aaron Barna 11 6 9 15 . . . . . . . . .69 Chris Rizzo 10 3 12 15 3.5-9 1.0-4 . . . . . . .90 Mike Tozzi 10 4 11 15 1.5-9 1.0-8 . . . 1-0 . . .94 Michael Hippler 5 7 4 11 3.0-29 1.0-13 . . . . 2 . .30 Kevin Tyransky 10 4 6 10 . . . . . . . . .38 Jared Donovan 8 4 6 10 0.5-1 . 1-18 1 . 1-0 . . .54 Dylan Hall 8 2 7 9 1.0-3 . . 1 . . . . .66 Andrew Evans 11 1 6 7 . . . . . . . . .38 Jarred Donovan 3 . 6 6 1.5-10 1.0-5 . . . . . 1 .23 Andrew Venclauskas 11 4 2 6 . . . 5 . . . . .48 Truvonte Riley 10 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . .93 Owen Reilly 8 . 3 3 . . . . . . . . .49 Robert Sason 11 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . .82 Alex Kline 11 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .40 Vince Ziccardi 11 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .84 Zach Strippy 11 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .92 Matt Miller 2 . 2 2 . . . . . . . . .98 Pat O'Hearne 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .76 A.J. Short 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .44 P. Gawryszewski 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .21 Jake Mooney 9 . 1 1 0.5-5 . . . . . . . .30 Kevin Tyranski 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .78 Jack Corrigan 11 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .5 Chad Aerni 3 . . . . . . 2 . . . . .TM TEAM 3 . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Total 11 305 492 797 95-374 35-226 14-202 42 19 13-21 14 7 1 Opponents 11 328 538 866 52.0-187 7-59 12-201 52 9 8-10 11 . .

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Rushes 29 D. Grobsmith at Baldwin Wallace (9/21/13)Yards Rushing 177 D. Grobsmith at Marietta College (10/12/13)TD Rushes 3 D. Grobsmith vs CAPITAL (10/5/13) D. Grobsmith at Marietta College (10/12/13) Tommy Michals at Ohio Northern (10/26/13)Long Rush 97 Tommy Michals at Marietta College (10/12/13)Pass attempts 56 Mark Myers at Mount Union (11/16/13)Pass completions 31 Mark Myers vs Heidelberg (11/9/13) Mark Myers at Mount Union (11/16/13)Yards Passing 526 Mark Myers vs ST. NORBERT (9/7/13)TD Passes 5 Mark Myers at Wilmington (11/2/13)Long Pass 73 Mark Myers vs Heidelberg (11/9/13)Receptions 15 Aramis Greenwood at ONU (10/26/13)Yards Receiving 185 Aramis Greenwood at ONU (10/26/13)TD Receptions 3 Aramis Greenwood at Wilmington (11/2/13) Aramis Greenwood vs Heidelberg (11/9/13)Long Reception 73 Aramis Greenwood vs Heidelberg (11/9/13)Field Goals 4 Kresimir Ivkovic at Ohio Northern (10/26/13)Long Field Goal 45 Kresimir Ivkovic at Baldwin Wallace (9/21/13)Punts 5 Pat O'Hearne vs Heidelberg (11/9/13)Punting Avg 41.0 Pat O'Hearne at Mount Union (11/16/13)Long Punt 50 Pat O'Hearne vs Heidelberg (11/9/13)Punts inside 20 2 Pat O'Hearne vs OTTERBEIN (9/28/13)Long PR 73 Jordan D'Orazio at Wilmington (11/2/13)Long KR 50 Jordan D'Orazio vs Muskingum (10/19/13)Tackles 15 Mitch Krotz at Baldwin Wallace (9/21/13)Sacks 2.5 Jimmy King at Wilmington (11/2/13)Tackles For Loss 3.5 Mitch Krotz at Baldwin Wallace (9/21/13)Interceptions 2 Brody Zangaro at Baldwin Wallace (9/21/13) Matt Feeney vs CAPITAL (10/5/13)

Individual Game HighsIndividual Game Highs

Rushes 43 at Ohio Northern (10/2613)Yards Rushing 352 at Marietta College (10/12/13)Yards Per Rush 9.3 at Marietta College (10/12/13)TD Rushes 4 vs CAPITAL (10/5/13) at Marietta College (10/12/13)Pass attempts 56 at Mount Union (11/16/13)Pass completions 31 vs Heidelberg (11/9/13) at Mount Union (11/16/13)Yards Passing 577 vs ST. NORBERT COLLEGE (9/7/13)Yards Per Pass 12.0 vs ST. NORBERT COLLEGE (9/7/13)TD Passes 7 at Wilmington (11/2/13)Total Plays 86 at Mount Union (11/16/13)Total Off ense 664 vs ST. NORBERT COLLEGE (9/7/13)Yards Per Play 8.5 vs ST. NORBERT COLLEGE (9/7/13)Points 63 at Wilmington (11/2/13)Sacks By 7 vs OTTERBEIN (9/28/13)First Downs 27 at Ohio Northern (10/26/13) at Mount Union (11/16/13)Penalties 13 at Wilmington (11/2/13)Penalty Yards 151 at Wilmington (11/2/13)Turnovers 6 vs St. John Fisher (11/23/13)Interceptions By 3 at Baldwin Wallace (9/21/13) at Wilmington (11/2/13)Punts 5 at Baldwin Wallace (9/21/13) vs Heidelberg (11/9/13)Punting Avg 41.0 at Mount Union (11/16/13)Long Punt 50 vs Heidelberg (11/9/13)Punts inside 20 2 vs OTTERBEIN (9/28/13)Long Punt Return 73 at Wilmington (11/2/13)

Team Game HighsTeam Game Highs

Rush Receiving Passing KR PR TotDate Opponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg Off Sep 07, 2013 vs ST. NORBERT 30 87 0 17 30 577 5 67 30-48-0 577 5 67 1 17 0 17 3 28 0 13 664Sep 21, 2013 at Baldwin Wallace 36 110 2 11 19 258 1 25 19-33-1 258 1 25 2 39 0 25 2 17 0 10 368Sep 28, 2013 OTTERBEIN 24 101 2 37 23 226 2 55 23-40-1 226 2 55 1 15 0 15 4 7 0 9 327Oct 05, 2013 CAPITAL 42 175 4 27 21 274 3 57 21-24-1 274 3 57 2 35 0 18 5 73 0 19 449Oct 12, 2013 at Marietta College 38 352 4 97 15 141 3 26 15-26-1 141 3 26 2 40 0 25 3 17 0 11 493Oct 19, 2013 MUSKINGUM 33 87 1 17 12 117 3 21 12-22-1 117 3 21 3 94 0 50 7 155 1 42 204Oct 26, 2013 at Ohio Northern 43 200 3 43 27 321 1 40 27-38-1 321 1 40 2 82 0 46 5 56 1 9 521Nov 02, 2013 at Wilmington 34 148 1 23 28 438 7 53 28-37-0 438 7 53 1 24 0 24 5 73 1 73 586Nov 09, 2013 HEIDELBERG 33 88 3 17 31 387 3 73 31-45-0 387 3 73 2 67 0 42 1 3 0 3 475Nov 16, 2013 at Mount Union 30 94 2 13 31 451 2 41 31-56-2 451 2 41 6 103 0 22 1 -3 0 0 545Nov 23, 2013 ST. JOHN FISHER 26 79 0 43 22 256 1 45 22-46-4 256 1 45 4 62 0 35 1 1 0 0 335 Totals 369 1521 22 97 259 3446 31 73 259-415-12 3446 31 73 26 578 0 50 37 427 3 73 4967 Opponent 404 1142 5 49 119 1395 6 48 119-280-14 1395 6 48 44 699 0 32 10 59 0 14 2537

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Date Opponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg off Sep 07, 2013 vs ST. NORBERT 27 49 0 9 7 65 0 21 7-24-0 65 0 21 6 109 0 27 1 18 0 14 114Sep 21, 2013 at Baldwin Wallace 43 134 0 18 5 49 1 12 5-13-3 49 1 12 2 47 0 28 0 0 0 0 183Sep 28, 2013 OTTERBEIN 39 46 0 11 18 182 0 26 18-35-0 182 0 26 2 39 0 20 2 7 0 7 228Oct 05, 2013 CAPITAL 46 173 0 40 1 12 0 12 1-10-2 12 0 12 5 83 0 25 0 0 0 0 185Oct 12, 2013 at Marietta College 39 123 1 19 14 139 0 35 14-30-2 139 0 35 2 42 0 24 0 0 0 0 262Oct 19, 2013 MUSKINGUM 43 81 0 18 7 83 0 21 7-24-1 83 0 21 7 95 0 25 2 1 0 1 164Oct 26, 2013 at Ohio Northern 25 58 0 14 8 68 0 43 8-24-1 68 0 43 4 57 0 22 0 0 0 0 126Nov 02, 2013 at Wilmington 29 52 0 20 11 143 0 27 11-30-3 143 0 27 4 67 0 32 0 0 0 0 195Nov 09, 2013 HEIDELBERG 40 124 0 28 12 129 1 29 12-29-2 129 1 29 2 34 0 26 1 0 0 0 253Nov 16, 2013 at Mount Union 33 181 3 49 21 374 3 48 21-35-0 374 3 48 5 53 0 23 2 22 0 12 555Nov 23, 2013 ST. JOHN FISHER 40 121 1 29 15 151 1 23 15-26-0 151 1 23 5 73 0 25 2 11 0 12 272

Opponent totals 404 1142 5 49 119 1395 6 48 119-280-14 1395 6 48 44 699 0 32 10 59 0 14 2537 JOHN CARROLL 369 1521 22 97 259 3446 31 73 259-415-12 3446 31 73 26 578 0 50 37 427 3 73 4967

Opponent Game-By-Game Off enseOpponent Game-By-Game Off ense


Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZDate Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half GameSep 07 vs ST. NORBERT W 41-0 3 2 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0Sep 21 at Baldwin Wallace W 27-7 4 4 24 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Sep 28 OTTERBEIN W 28-0 3 3 21 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Oct 05 CAPITAL W 54-0 5 5 31 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Oct 12 at Marietta College W 62-7 7 7 41 5 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Oct 19 Muskingum W 41-9 6 5 31 4 1 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0Oct 26 at Ohio Northern W 47-0 9 7 33 3 3 0 4 1 0 1 0 0 0Nov 02 at Wilmington W 63-3 4 4 28 4 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Nov 09 Heidelberg W 48-7 6 6 34 4 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Nov 16 at Mount Union L 34-42 8 5 31 4 2 2 1 0 1 1 0 1 0Nov 23 St. John Fisher L 16-25 4 3 9 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 Totals 59 51 289 34 18 16 17 2 1 3 0 2 0 51 of 59 (86.4%)

JCU In The Red ZoneJCU In The Red Zone

Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZDate Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half GameSep 07 vs ST. NORBERT W 41-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Sep 21 at Baldwin Wallace W 27-7 2 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Sep 28 OTTERBEIN W 28-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0Oct 05 CAPITAL W 54-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Oct 12 at Marietta College W 62-7 3 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0Oct 19 Muskingum W 41-9 2 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0Oct 26 at Ohio Northern W 47-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Nov 02 at Wilmington W 63-3 2 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0Nov 09 Heidelberg W 48-7 2 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Nov 16 at Mount Union L 34-42 3 3 21 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Nov 23 St. John Fisher L 16-25 4 3 18 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 22 11 66 8 5 3 3 3 5 2 1 0 0 11 of 22 (50.0%)

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In the lobby of the team hotel before his fi rst

game as head coach, Tom Arth was a picture of

calm, cool and collected as he greeted alumni

and families of his football team.

Whatever he was feeling on the inside may

only be known to him. But maybe his outward

appearance was boosted by confi dence in his

players.

Sparked by a record-setting performance

by his quarterback and a shutout eff ort by his

defense, John Carroll rolled to a 41-0 victory

over St. Norbert College Saturday at Toyota Park

in Chicago.

Mark Myers was 26-41 for 526 yards and four touchdown as his passing total eclipsed his school record

single game total of 474 yards set against Muskingum on October 13, 2012.

Just as spectacular was a defensive eff ort that limited the Green Knights to 114 yards on 51 plays and

allowed just one of 14 third downs to be converted. JCU outgained St. Norbert by a whopping 664-144

margin.

The Blue Streaks hit big plays throughout the afternoon. Their fi rst score was a 57-yard hook up from

Myers to freshman Marshall Howell with 12:52 to play in the opening quarter on a fourth and one play.

Aramis Greenwood caught the fi rst of his two touchdowns with 28 ticks left in the opening quarter,

turning a moderate length pass and turning it into a 49-yard scoring romp.

The scoring in the second quarter came off the foot of Kresimir Ivkovic. After missing a 51-yard fi eld goal

wide left in the fi rst quarter, he conected on boots of 21 and 22 yards to stake John Carroll a 20-0 halftime

advantage.

The off ense stalled for a bit in the third quarter, but on one play, the switched got fl ipped on again.

Jordan D’Orazio was on the receiving end of a 67-yard touchdown pass that capped a 90-yard drive. On

the next possession, it took two plays to traverse 78 yards as Myers and Greenwood linked up on a 50-yard

touchdown strike.

After Myers was done, Wes Keller put the fi nal points on the board with 12;28 left in the game when he

connected with Brian Kornowski from 23 yards out.

Matt Feeney had eight tackles and Mitch Krotz had seven as JCU’s defense held St. Norbert to seven

completions in the passing game and 49 yards on the ground. The Blue Streaks, in the fi rst game with fi rst-

year defensive coordinator Brandon Staley had their fi rst season-opening shutout since a 24-0 win over

Wooster in 2007. It was also the fi rst shutout of any kind for John Carroll since October 10, 2009 -- a 22-0

blanking of Marietta.

At the end of the game, Arth was presented a game ball by John Carroll president Fr. Robert Niehoff . Only

then did a little hint of what may have been going inside the rookie coach escape.

Hard to blame him.

Team Sta s cs JCU SNCFirst Downs 24 7Rushes-Yards 30-48 9-26Passing Yards 577 68Passes C-A-I 30-48-0 9-26-0Plays-Yards 78-664 51-114Fumbles - Lost 0-0 1-0Penal es -Yards 9-90 3-35Possession Time 35:07 24:533rd Down Conversions 7-16 1-144th Down Conversions 2-2 0-0Red Zone 2-3 0-0Sacks By 4-23 2-21

John Carroll 41St. Norbert 0

Sept. 7 | Chicago, Ill. | Toyota Park

The last time the John Carroll University

football team went into Baldwin Wallace

University and came away was a victory was

2001. Tom Arth was the quarterback.

Now the head coach at his alma-mater, Arth

and the Blue Streaks dominated in every aspect

to take a 27-7 win and send the coveted Gold

Bowl trophy back to University Heights for the

fi rst time since 2010.

The win over the 23rd-ranked Yellow Jackets

was John Carroll’s fi rst win over a ranked

opponent since 2008 when the Blue Streaks

knocked off then-No. 9 Capital. John Carroll improves to 2-0, 1-0 OAC.

Looking to get the running game going after stalling in most of its season-opener, DaQuan Grobsmith

responded with 29 carriers for 115 yards – his third 100-yard game against the Yellow Jackets.

After a slow fi rst quarter the lights-out Blue Streak off ense exploded for 17 second quarter points.

Pinned deep in its own end on their own 4-yard line the Blue Streaks materialized a 12-play 96-yard drive

for the game’s fi rst score. Senior Alex Kline capped the drive by keeping both feet in bounds on a 12-yard

loft from Mark Myers.

Two drives later, Grobsmith nearly plunged in from 12 yards out knifi ng through the Baldwin Wallace

defense but was ruled down inside the 1-yard line. Three plays later Randy Greenwood made a rare off ensive

appearance and snuck in from two yards out.

John Carroll stayed hungry with Mitch Krotz forcing the Kevin Johnson fumble on the ensuing kickoff .

Kresmir Ivkovic turned the costly turnover into points with a 45-yard fi eld goal as time expired in the fi rst

half.

Despite both teams combining for over 1,100 yards of total off ense in their respective fi rst contests it

was the defenses, particularly John Carroll’s who owned the fi rst quarter keeping both teams off of the

scoreboard.

The John Carroll defense made sure the No. 3 off ense in the OAC did not get going until midway through

the third quarter.

Ryan Winchell intercepted Michael Slack’s fi rst second half pass attempt to give the Blue Streaks the

ball on the Baldwin Wallace 19-yard line. The interception, which was the fi rst in Winchell’s career, sent the

Yellow Jackets’ starter to the sideline with zero passing yards.

Brody Zangaro added two fourth quarter interceptions to put the icing on the cake.

The Blue Streaks held the Yellow Jackets to 23 yards of total off ense in the fi rst quarter with all of them

coming on the ground. Baldwin Wallace featured the No. 1 rushing off ense in the OAC coming into play.

For the game the Yellow Jackets were held to 183 total yards including only 49 through the air.

The John Carroll receivers posed match-up issues all game long for the Baldwin Wallace secondary with

Marshall Howell recording over 100 yards receiving for the second straight game. Aramis Greenwood added

seven receptions for 80 yards. The off ense also controlled the tempo of the game holding the ball for 35

minutes.

Krotz led the defense with 15 tackles including 3.5 for loss. For his eff ort he was named John Carroll’s Lee

Tressel Shriner Classic Player of the Game.

Team Sta s cs JCU BWUFirst Downs 22 15Rushes-Yards 36-110 43-134Passing Yards 258 49Passes C-A-I 19-33-1 5-13-3Plays-Yards 69-368 56-183Fumbles - Lost 1-0 1-1Penal es -Yards 10-75 7-61Possession Time 35:01 24:493rd Down Conversions 7-13 4-124th Down Conversions 0-0 0-1Red Zone 4-4 1-2Sacks By 2-9 1-10

John Carroll 27No. 23 Baldwin Wallace 7

Sept. 21 | Berea | George Finnie Stadium

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The John Carroll University football team

entered its homecoming game with high

expectations in a game which also served as

the home-opener. Featuring the No. 1 defense

and the No. 17 off ense in Division III the Blue

Streaks did not disappoint in their 28-0 rout over

Otterbein University.

One day after the 10th anniversary of Don

Shula Stadium, John Carroll took care of business

on the fi eld to earn its fi rst 3-0 start since 2003

and win its home-opener for the fi rst time since

2010. Otterbein dropped to 1-2 with a 1-1 mark

in the OAC.

“I’m very pleased with our eff ort,” said newly enshrined John Carroll Athletic Hall of Fame inductee and

head football coach Tom Arth. “Otterbein is a great football team. We won 28-0 so that’s a lot to be excited

about. We know we can play better. It’s great for us. We just have to keep working hard.”

Freshman sensation Marshall Howell continued to jump-start the off ense. The Benedictine product

recorded his third 100-yard game in as many games fi nishing with 124 yards on eight catches and a pair

of scores.

Howell took over on the Blue Streaks’ second possession darting his way to a 55-yard gain on the fi rst play

of the drive and capping it with a 20-yard touchdown three plays later.

On John Carroll’s fi rst drive of the second half Howell came through once again. While scoring from 11

yards out the big-play freshman kept the drive alive with a 5-yard catch on a fourth down play.

The Blue Streak defensive was just as impressive sending the Cardinals backwards every time they would

get within a smelling scent of the end zone ending the night with 13 tackles for loss.

A Jordan D’Orazio muff ed punt gave Otterbein the ball at the John Carroll 28. The Cardinals drove the ball

inside the Blue Streak 10-yard line seemingly all but ending the shutout. The defense dug in and a sack by

Andy Bryan and David Porter drove Otterbein just out of Nick Ganus’ range to keep the shutout alive.

One week after the secondary shut down the Baldwin Wallace passing game, the Blue Streaks’ front six

took care of neutralizing the Cardinals’ ground game on Saturday. On the night John Carroll fi nished with

seven sacks led by Porter (two) and Nick Lasko (1.5). The defense also held Otterbein to 46 yards rushing

on 39 carries.

The defense rattled Otterbein right from the get-go as a Justin Kravchuck sack and a bad snap by the

Cardinals on the ensuing punt attempt gave the Blue Streaks the ball on the Otterbein 10-yard line to start

the second quarter.

DaQuan Grobsmith scored from three yards out and added a 37-yard score on the next possession, the

longest run from scrimmage thus far this season.

The Blue Streaks also were more disciplined as a team. After racking up 19 penalties in its fi rst two games

John Carroll cut down the mistakes and only was fl agged three times against Otterbein.

Junior Mark Myers fi nished 23-of-40 on the night with 226 yards and two scores. Matt Feeney and Mitch

Krotz paced the defense with nine tackles each.

“We’re playing well but we just have to keep getting better, that’s our biggest goal,” said Arth. “I think

we’ve gotten better every week and we feel we still have a ways to go in all phases. We’re all still learning.

We’re doing a good job and we’ll keep getting better.”

Team Sta s cs JCU OTTFirst Downs 16 16Rushes-Yards 24-101 39-46Passing Yards 226 182Passes C-A-I 23-40-1 18-35-0Plays-Yards 64-327 74-228Fumbles - Lost 1-1 1-1Penal es -Yards 3-27 6-61Possession Time 24:36 35:243rd Down Conversions 6-15 4-174th Down Conversions 2-3 2-4Red Zone 3-3 0-2Sacks By 7-56 0-0

John Carroll 28Otterbein 0

Sept. 28 | University Hts. | Don Shula Stadium

Faced with fourth-and-2 at its own 3-yard

line, the 24th-ranked John Carroll University

football team was in danger of giving up its fi rst

points in the fi rst half this season. Mitch Krotz

and David Porter made sure that did not happen.

The ball-hawking duo stuff ed Capital

quarterback Chase Longwell for no gain keeping

the Crusaders off the scoreboard and leading the

Blue Streaks to back-to-back shutouts for the

fi rst time since 2006.

Backed by two 1-play drives the Blue Streaks

dominated the overwhelmed Crusaders 54-0 in

their fi rst game as a ranked team since 2007 to improve to 4-0, 3-0.

John Carroll rolled from the opening kickoff . Mark Myers found Marshall Howell for a 30-yard gain on the

fi rst play from scrimmage. However, the drive stalled when Myers’ pass was intercepted fi ve plays later, but

the nation’s No. 3 defense had its quarterback’s back.

Longwell fumbled his fi rst snap which sent the Crusader off ense reeling from the start. Three plays later

Jake Mooney and Jared Donovan cashed in on a bad snap on Capital’s punt attempt for the Blue Streaks’ fi rst

safety since 2011. Donovan added a blocked punt in the second quarter.

Linebacker Matt Feeney intercepted two Longwell pass attempts, one more catch than the Crusaders had

as a team. The Capital quarterbacks fi nished 1-of-10 for 12 yards.

“It really was an outstanding eff ort by them,” said head coach Tom Arth. “It’s a very diffi cult team and

scheme to prepare for. It’s unlike anything we’ve seen and really able to replicate in practice. For them to

really understand our plan and to execute the way they did was really incredible. I’m really, really proud of

our defensive players. I’m really proud of our defensive staff for coming up with a great plan.”

Aramis Greenwood darted 57 yards down the sideline leaving a trail of Crusaders in the dust on the Blue

Streaks’ fi rst 1-play score on the fi rst play from scrimmage after the safety. DaQuan Grobsmith made the

score 30-0 on JCU’s second 1-play score with 9:30 remaining in the fi rst half when he side-stepped, and broke

free from the Crusaders from 22 yards out.

Grobsmith added a 27-yard run in the third quarter, his last carry of the game, to reach the 2,000-

yard mark for his career. Grobsmith fi nished with 117 yards rushing and tied his career-high with three

touchdowns.

Senior Alex Kline had a busy night leading the off ense with fi ve catches for 37 yards and two scores.

Kline hauled in 6- and 7-yard passes from Myers in the second quarter. Myers had a fi eld day fi nding open

targets at will fi nishing 18-of-20 for 242 yards and three scores. Tight end Zach Strippy added four catches

for 56 yards.

“It was great, Alex and Zach both played really well,” said Arth. “They made some big catches for us. It was

exciting to see. I felt very good about the way we played as a team – off ense, defense and special teams. That

was a big focus for us to play every play and to get better and we did that.”

The Crusaders’ rush off ense found the Blue Streaks just as unforgiving on the ground as in the air. Capital

averaged 3.8 yards per tote and were held to 78 yards under its season average.

Feeny and Krotz both fi nished with 10 tackles as the defense featured nine players with fi ve or more

stops. The No. 1 scoring defense in the nation held Capital to eight fi rst downs and just one third-down

conversion in 12 tries.

Kresimir Ivkovic booted a 41-yard fi eld goal and Jonathan Brick plunged in from two yards out to close

the scoring for John Carroll in the fourth quarter.

Team Sta s cs JCU CAPFirst Downs 23 8Rushes-Yards 42-175 46-173Passing Yards 274 12Passes C-A-I 21-24-1 1-10-2Plays-Yards 66-449 56-185Fumbles - Lost 2-1 1-0Penal es -Yards 5-60 5-47Possession Time 32:50 27:103rd Down Conversions 5-9 1-124th Down Conversions 0-1 0-4Red Zone 5-5 0-1Sacks By 0-0 0-0

No. 24 John Carroll 54Capital 0

Oct. 5 | University Hts. | Don Shula Stadium


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On the strength of big plays in all three

phases of the game, the No. 21 John Carroll Blue

Streaks rolled to a 62-7 win over host Marietta

College Saturday in Marietta, Ohio.

Backed with two 100-plus yard rushing

performances already this season DaQuan

Grobsmith came out of the gate with

explosiveness registering a 50-yard rush on the

second play from scrimmage. The senior added

runs of 27, 18 and 15 yards in the fi rst quarter

and fi nished the frame with 127 yards on 10

carries and two scores. Grobsmith fi nished with

177 yards, 10 short of tying his career-high, and

three scores.

Once Grobsmith’s day was over Tommy Michals stepped right in and continued to pound away at the

Pioneer defense. In the fourth quarter Michals ripped off a 97-yard touchdown rush, the Blue Streaks’ longest

rush in program history topping Bruce Saban’s 96-yard run against Otterbein in 1991.

Michals, who entered with 231 yards rushing in his career, rumbled for 170 yards on just 13 totes against

Marietta.

The Blue Streak defense was just as impressive in the fi rst half limiting the Pioneers to 13 yards of total

off ense including negative 15 on the ground. John Carroll also forced four turnovers on the afternoon and

were able to escape unscathed on third down holding Marietta to 2-of-16 on third down.

Choe Samba returned an interception 77 yards for a touchdown in the second half and blocked a Chas

Miller punt attempt. The defense harassed Marietta all fi rst half with 1.5 sacks by Frank Pines.

Grobsmith started the scoring off plunging in from 1-yard out on the opening drive of the game and it

was a fi eld day for the off ense from there, moving the ball at will. John Carroll averaged 7.7 yards per play

on the afternoon.

Grobsmith would add a 4-yard score to make it 21-0 with time still remaining in the fi rst quarter. The

senior scored his third touchdown for the second straight game in the third quarter darting in from 11 yards

out.

Mark Myers added three scores in the fi rst half giving the Blue Streaks a 38-point cushion heading into

the locker room. The junior found Aramis Greenwood from four yards out in the fi rst quarter. The duo would

also connect for a 3-yard score in the second quarter. Myers would later hook up with Jordan D’Orazio for

21 yards.

Junior kicker Kresimir Ivkovic booted fi eld goals of 34 and 33 yards to close out the scoring.

Senior Alex Kline led the receiving core with four catches for 69 yards. Jimmy King (14 tackles) and Paul

Okeyo (11 tackles, one forced fumble) led the defense.

John Carroll improved to 5-0, 4-0 with the win for the fi rst 5-0 start since the 2002 season – a season in

which fi rst-year head coach Tom Arth was wrapping up his playing days at John Carroll.

In search of its third-straight shutout the defense was denied when Marietta’s Axten Franzoy found the

end zone from 1-yard out with 1:40 remaining.

Team Sta s cs JCU MARFirst Downs 19 14Rushes-Yards 38-352 39-123Passing Yards 141 139Passes C-A-I 15-26-1 14-30-2Plays-Yards 64-493 69-262Fumbles - Lost 3-0 2-2Penal es -Yards 7-69 6-65Possession Time 29:35 30:253rd Down Conversions 7-12 2-164th Down Conversions 0-0 2-3Red Zone 7-7 1-3Sacks By 3-18 0-0

No. 21 John Carroll 62Marietta 7

Oct. 12 | Marie a | Don Drumm Stadium

Neither rain nor turnovers or giving up fi rst

half points could halt the red-hot No. 19/20 John

Carroll University football team on a chilly, rainy

Saturday afternoon inside Don Shula Stadium.

After trailing early the Blue Streak defense

and special teams came up with big-play after

big-play to spark John Carroll back into the game

and set the off ense up in prime fi eld position all

afternoon. The off ense then took over providing

the necessary cushion for the Blue Streaks.

“I think our special teams units played

phenomenally well. The return game was great

and we had some blocked punts,” said head

coach Tom Arth.

Backed by 38 unanswered points, John Carroll rolled 41-9 to improve to 6-0, 5-0 OAC. The win marked the

Blue Streaks’ fi rst 6-0 start since 1989. Muskingum fell to 1-5, 1-4 OAC.

Midway through the second quarter Jovon Dawson blocked a Samuel Green punt attempt to wake up

the Blue Streaks. Brody Zangaro scooped up the loose ball and darted 39 yards to the end zone to put John

Carroll up for good.

On Muskingum’s next off ensive play, the defense rose to the occasion once again with Nolan Bonham

prying the ball loose from Cody Williams setting up the off ense on the Muskingum 24-yard line.

The Fighting Muskies fared no better on their next possession with a Williams pass attempt being tipped

by Mitch Krotz into the waiting hands of Zangaro. Zangaro went off to the races returning the interception 52

yards setting up the off ense in prime fi eld position.

Jordan D’Orazio owned the Muskies all afternoon with 203 return yards spread out between fi ve punt

and three kickoff returns.

Faced with starting fi eld position inside Muskingum territory eight times, the high-powered Blue Streak

off ense did not put up big numbers but was still effi cient with their opportunities.

Mark Myers found a wide-open DaQuan Grobsmith from 15 yards out on the Blue Streaks’ fi rst off ensive

play after Zangaro’s interception which put the Blue Streaks up by 11.

With just eight seconds remaining in the fi rst half Myers connected with Zach Strippy from three yards

out. The duo connected once again on the Blue Streaks’ fi rst possession of the second half from nine yards

out to put the game out of reach at 34-9.

Two plays later the defense responded once again when David Porter fell on a Williams’ fumble setting

up the Blue Streaks at the Muskies 9-yard line. Three plays later Tommy Michals rumbled in from 1-yard out

for the game’s fi nal score.

Reining OAC Special Teams Player of the Week Choe Samba added his second blocked punt in as many

weeks in the fourth quarter. On Muskingums’ next possession Kyle Rodriguez’s punt defl ected off of a

Muskingum player and an alert Jimmy King fell on the ball keeping possession with the Blue Streaks.

Kresimir Ivkovic booted fi eld goals of 25 and 40 yards in the fi rst half.

Muskingum recovered a Myers fumble on the Blue Streaks’ opening possession and threatened to take

the lead right away. Andrew Evans and Porter stuff Muskingum running back Shane Dotson on fourth-and-1

from the Blue Streak 19-yard line preserving the opponent scoreless streak for fi rst halves this season.

The Fighting Muskies kept pushing and with 1:12 remaining in the opening stanza Caleb Carpenter gave

Muskingum a 3-0 lead with a 34-yard fi eld goal marking the fi rst opponent points in the fi rst half this season.

Mason Bates gave Muskingum a brief lead in the second quarter taking a Myers interception 44 yards for

a score – the last bit of noise made by the Muskies on the afternoon.

Team Sta s cs JCU MUSKYFirst Downs 9 10Rushes-Yards 33-87 43-81Passing Yards 117 83Passes C-A-I 12-22-1 7-24-1Plays-Yards 55-204 67-164Fumbles - Lost 7-3 3-3Penal es -Yards 6-51 5-50Possession Time 26:13 33:473rd Down Conversions 3-12 5-184th Down Conversions 0-0 1-3Red Zone 5-6 1-2Sacks By 1-7 0-0

No. 20/19 John Carroll 41Muskingum 9

Oct. 19 | University Hts. | Don Shula Stadium


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The Tom Arth magical touch worked once

again. The last time Arth visited Ada as a player

was in 2002. The then-quarterback threw for

319 yards and three touchdowns to lead John

Carroll to a 33-7 win.

Fast forward 11 years and the Arth-led No.

15/16 Blue Streaks won at Ohio Northern for the

fi rst time since their coach’s last visit as a player

triumphing over the Polar Bears 47-0 to improve

to 7-0, 6-0 OAC.

The special team players set the tone for

John Carroll once again.

With four blocked punts in the last three

games the Blue Streaks harassed Ohio Northern all day fi nishing with two more blocked punts and a blocked

fi eld goal attempt.

Choe Samba blocked a punt on Ohio Northern’s fi rst off ensive possession to give the rising junior a

blocked punt in the third straight game.

The Polar Bears’ fi rst second quarter drive ended with a second Kyle Bergman blocked punt. Andy Bryan

busted through the line before Bergman was even able to start his punting motion. With a trio of Blue

Streaks lunging for the ball, an alert Jimmy King scooped up the pigskin and dragged a Polar Bear with him

into the end zone to put JCU up by 17.

Bergman then felt the heat on his next two attempts only booting punts of 29 yards on each attempt.

Randy Greenwood defl ected a 38-yard fi eld goal attempt in the third quarter and added an interception

on the afternoon.

The return game also was running on all cylinders this afternoon.

Jordan D’Orazio continued to be more explosive in the return game taking the opening kickoff 46 yards

and setting the off ense up near midfi eld. The hard-to-tackle sophomore added a kickoff of 36 yards to open

the second half.

Looking to make a statement early the off ense marched right down the fi eld with Mark Myers putting

the Blue Streaks on the board right away with a 31-yard touchdown strike to Aramis Greenwood.

The duo would hook up 14 more times on the afternoon to give Greenwood 15 receptions – two short

of tying Frank Ross’ school record of 17 set against Capital in 2009. Greenwood would fi nish with 185 yards

receiving. Myers would go on to throw for 321 yards completing 27-of-37 passes.

The two-headed monster of DaQuan Grobsmith and Tommy Michals kept the Polar Bears reeling all

afternoon running at will down the fi eld.

Michals, who entered with two career touchdowns hit pay dirt three times during the game with 1-,

2- and 2-yard scoring runs. The junior fi nished with 23 carries for 132 yards while Grobsmith carried 12

times for 62 yards.

A week after allowing its fi rst points in the fi rst half this season, the nation’s No. 2 defense clamped

down and suff ocated the Polar Bears throughout the game. Only allowing 89.3 yards per game through

the air entering action today, the Blue Streaks held ONU’s starting quarterback Patrick Angle to 7-of-22

throwing for only 67 yards. The Polar Bears also did not convert a third-down attempt fi nishing 0-for-10

in that department.

In addition to scoring a touchdown King fi nished the afternoon with 10 tackles including two for loss.

As a team JCU fi nished with seven tackles for loss. In all the defense only allowed 126 yards of total off ense

while the off ense gained 521 yards.

Team Sta s cs JCU ONUFirst Downs 27 7Rushes-Yards 43-200 25-58Passing Yards 321 68Passes C-A-I 27-38-1 8-24-1Plays-Yards 81-521 49-126Fumbles - Lost 0-0 2-1Penal es -Yards 4-20 9-58Possession Time 37:38 22:223rd Down Conversions 5-15 0-104th Down Conversions 1-1 0-0Red Zone 7-9 0-1Sacks By 2-21 0-0

No. 16/15 John Carroll 47Ohio Northern 0

Oct. 26 | Ada | Dial-Roberson Stadium

With two big upcoming games looming in

the future for the John Carroll University football

team, the Blue Streaks headed to Wilmington

looking to put together another complete game.

Led by an unstoppable aerial assault by

junior quarterback Mark Myers the No. 13/15

Blue Streaks used big plays in all three phases

to run away from the Fightin’ Quakers 63-3 and

improve to 8-0, 7-0 OAC.

The passing game clicked from the get-go

when Myers and Aramis Greenwood hooked up

for a 53-yard touchdown strike on the game’s

opening drive.

A week after hauling in 15 passes, Greenwood became one of Myers’ favorite targets once again. The duo

went on to connect for two more scores from six and 23 yards out. Greenwood fi nished the game with seven

receptions for 113 yards, all of which came in the fi rst half.

With just eight receptions coming into the game Brian Kornowski stepped up and scorched the Fightin’

Quaker defense for seven receptions good for 132 yards. The freshman became a go-to target with three of

his receptions coming on third-down including a 5-yard touchdown strike in the second quarter.

Myers went on to fi nish with 363 yards completing 22-of-26 passes for fi ve touchdowns, just one short

of tying his career-high set at Muskingum last season.

Receiving the ball back with 35 seconds remaining in the fi rst half the off ense was hungry for more and

ate up big chunks of yardage. Myers hit Jordan D’Orazio for 27 yards and then promptly found a wide-open

Kornowski to put the ball within fi eld goal range.

However, with more time left on the clock Myers then found Alex Kline for 20 yards moving the ball to the

Wilmington 11-yard line. Two plays later Myers and a leaping Jordan D’Orazio made it 42-0.

After several weeks of big returns D’Orazio fi nally broke one taking a 73-yard punt return back for a

touchdown late in the fi rst quarter to put John Carroll up 14-0. It marked JCU’s fi rst non-blocked punt return

for a touchdown since 2005.

With the defense faced with the possibility of giving up its fi rst points in the fi rst half this season, the

Blue Streaks buckled down. With Wilmington driving reaching the Blue Streak 9-yard line Ryan Winchell

intercepted a Brandon Arehart pass to thwart the Fightin’ Quakers.

Looking to record its fi fth shutout of the season the defense was once again tested with just under eight

minutes left in the game. With the Fightin’ Quakers driving inside the JCU 5-yard line Michael Hippler stood

up Austin Jarbo on third down setting up a 25-yard fi eld goal – Wilmington’s only points in the game.

The No. 1 scoring defense added three more takeaways in the second half. Jovon Dawson added a sliding

interception in the third quarter before the Wilmington off ense could mobilize. Jimmy King stayed home on

a Jarbo attempted scramble and pried the ball loose with an alert Nick Lasko falling on the loose pigskin.

Jared Donovan picked off the third Wilmington pass of the day in the fourth quarter.

Matched up against the OAC’s No. 1 passing off ense, the country’s No. 1-ranked passing defense was up

for the test holding Wilmington’s quarterbacks to 11-of-30 passing for just 143 yards.

Jake Schaefer played well in the second half after taking over for Myers. The sophomore connected with

Ryan Greenwood from 24 yards out and found a wide-open Jake Mooney for a 29-yard strike on John Carroll’s

next possession.

Josh Dasch added a 9-yard score for his fi rst career varsity touchdown with 4:41 in the game. The

sophomore led the ground game with 11 carries for 85 yards.

Team Sta s cs JCU WILMFirst Downs 26 16Rushes-Yards 34-148 29-52Passing Yards 438 143Passes C-A-I 28-38-0 11-30-3Plays-Yards 72-586 59-195Fumbles - Lost 1-1 1-1Penal es -Yards 13-151 5-45Possession Time 35:03 24:573rd Down Conversions 7-12 4-144th Down Conversions 0-1 0-1Red Zone 4-4 1-2Sacks By 4-15 0-0

No. 15/13 John Carroll 63Wilmington 3

Nov. 2 | Wilmington | Williams Stadium


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An unpredictable, historic season continued

for the John Carroll football team on Saturday at

home as the Blue Streaks defeated the No. 10

Heidelberg Student Princes by a lopsided score

of 48-7.

It was billed as a bout between a pair of Ohio

Athletic Conference heavyweights, but the host

Blue Streaks knocked down the Student princes

early and often.

The No. 10/14 Blue Streaks (9-0, 8-0

OAC) continued their perfect campaign by

dominating the Student Princes (7-2, 5-2 OAC)

from start to fi nish, setting themselves up for an

epic showdown with No. 1 Mount Union next week in the regular season fi nale. The winner of next weekend’s

game will win the Ohio Athletic Conference outright and clinch an automatic bid in the Division III playoff s.

While Heidelberg came into the game with the No. 2 ranked scoring off ense in the nation (54 points per

game), the Blue Streaks immediately proved that they, too, can light up the scoreboard. Junior quarterback

Mark Myers and the JCU off ense engineered a 12-play opening drive, capped off by a 1-yard touchdown rush

from senior DaQuan Grobsmith to give JCU the early 7-0 lead.

The fi rst quarter ended with the Blue Streaks holding a narrow 7-0 lead, and it seemed as if the game

was on track to live up to its hype.

And then the fl ood gates opened.

Junior wide receiver Aramis Greenwood reeled in a 3-yard touchdown catch from Myers early in the

second quarter to push JCU’s lead to 14-0. Just over two minute later, Greenwood reeled in yet another

touchdown pass – this time a 45-yard catch – from Myers, giving the Blue Streaks a controlling 21-0 lead

with 11:40 remaining before halftime.

The Student Princes, however, responded with an 8-yard touchdown pass from Michael Mees to Donteea

Dye, cutting the defi cit to 21-7. That score marked the fi rst off ensive touchdown scored by an opponent

against John Carroll in the fi rst half this year.

After that, the John Carroll defensive lived up to its billing as the top ranked points allowed unit in the

land by not allowing another point.

The Blue Streaks off ense responded as well, as junior running back Tommy Michals punched in a 2-yard

touchdown, pushing the lead back to 21 for JCU, 28-7.

A 31-yard fi eld goal from junior Kresimir Ivkovic gave the Blue Streaks a 31-7 lead at halftime, stunning

the crowd at Don Shula Stadium with a blowout score at the intermission.

At the start of the second half, the Blue and Gold refused to take their foot off the pedal. Grobsmith

picked up his second rushing touchdown of the day with an 11-yard burst up the middle, making the score

38-7 in favor of the Blue Streaks. An 18-yard fi eld goal from Ivkovic later in the quarter gave JCU a 41-7 lead

through three quarters.

With the game in hand, the Blue Streaks put the icing on the cake with a 73-yard touchdown connection

from Myers to Greenwood, capping off a three-touchdown day for Greenwood and giving JCU a 48-7 victory

over the Student Princes.

With the win, the Blue Streaks improve to 9-0 for the fi rst time since 1989 – a span of 24 years. While it is

all but certain at this point that JCU will secure an at-large berth in the Division III playoff s, the Blue Streaks

are focused on next weekend’s showdown with the No. 1 University of Mount Union Purple Raiders. The

winner of that game will decide the 2013 OAC regular season champion. Considering that Mount Union has

won every OAC Championship since 1995, it certainly will not be an easy task for the Blue Streaks.

Team Sta s cs JCU BERGFirst Downs 24 13Rushes-Yards 33-88 40-99Passing Yards 387 129Passes C-A-I 31-45-0 12-29-2Plays-Yards 78-475 69-228Fumbles - Lost 2-0 3-2Penal es -Yards 1-10 4-34Possession Time 36:04 23:563rd Down Conversions 5-14 5-174th Down Conversions 1-2 1-2Red Zone 6-6 1-2Sacks By 6-52 0-0

No. 14/10 John Carroll 48No. 10/12 Heidelberg 7

Nov. 9 | University Hts. | Don Shula Stadium

In what was dubbed one of the most exciting

and meaningful Division III football games this

season, the No. 1 Mount Union Purple Raiders

narrowly defeated the No. 9 John Carroll Blue

Streaks in front of a sell-out crowd of 8,104 at

Mount Union Stadium, 42-34.

Both teams came into the game with

undefeated records of 9-0, including 8-0 records

in Ohio Athletic Conference play. The Blue

Streaks and Purple Raiders also came into the

game with the fi rst and second ranked defenses

in the nation, respectively. While the game

didn’t turn out to be a defensive showdown, it

certainly lived up to the hype.

The Blue and Gold elected to receive the opening kickoff , but were unable to put points on the board.

After a punt brought the Mount Union off ensive attack onto the fi eld, quarterback Kevin Burke completed a

48-yard touchdown pass to Luc Meachem to give the Purple Raiders the early 7-0 lead.

Despite trailing early on the road, the Blue Streaks never blinked. Junior quarterback Mark Myers and

the JCU off ense responded by engineering an 11-play, 75-yard drive that was capped off with a 6-yard

touchdown pass from Myers to junior Zach Strippy. On the ensuing Purple Raiders possession, the Blue

Streaks forced and recovered a fumble to steal the momentum from Mount Union. An 8-play, 41-yard drive

ended in a 43-yard fi eld goal from junior Kresimir Ivkovic, giving JCU a 10-7 lead early in the second quarter.

However, after the Blue Streaks took the lead, the Purple Raiders stormed right back with 21 unanswered

points. A 6-yard run by BJ Mitchell, a 4-yard run from Burke and a 34-yard touchdown pass from Burke gave

Mount Union a controlling 28-10 lead with 1:53 remaining before half.

After both teams exchanged punts, the Blue Streaks had the ball at their own 42-yard line with 35

seconds remaining in the half. With time on the clock and three timeouts, Myers again showed poise and

led JCU down the fi eld to Mount Union’s 6-yard line. With just six seconds on the clock, Myers completed

a pass to junior Tommy Michals, who was stopped one yard short of the end zone as the clock expired for

halftime intermission.

Leading 28-10, the Purple Raiders received the kickoff in the second half. Needing a big play, the Blue

Streaks defense stepped up as senior Randy Greenwood forced a fumble from Burke. Matt Fenney recovered

the fumble, setting JCU’s off ense up inside the Mount Union red zone. A 28-yard fi eld goal from Ivkovic cut

the Purple Raiders’ lead to 28-13 and, more importantly, gave the Blue Streaks’ sideline and crowd some life.

Just over two minutes later, Burke completed a 30-yard touchdown pass on third-and-10 to Meachem,

pushing the Purple Raiders’ lead to 35-13 with 9:35 remaining in the third.

Myers led a 7-play, 73-yard drive in just 2:16 seconds and ended it with another touchdown pass to

Strippy, his second of the day, to make the score 35-20 with 2:15 left in the third.

Early in the fourth quarter, Myers again led the Blue Streaks down the fi eld for an 11-play, 53-yard drive

that culminated in a 4-yard run from Michals, trimming the defi cit to just one score, 35-27.

On the ensuing Mount Union drive, Burke responded with an 8-yard touchdown run to boost the lead

back to 15, 42-27.

Trailing by 15 late in the fourth quarter, the Blue Streaks again refused to give up. Myers and Co. again

moved down the fi eld, this time a 68-yard drive, and handed it off to Michals for a 7-yard touchdown to

fi nish the drive. With 3:30 remaining and the Blue Streaks trailing by eight, 42-34, it was time for the to-

ranked JCU defense to step up.

Team Sta s cs JCU UMUFirst Downs 27 24Rushes-Yards 30-94 33-181Passing Yards 451 374Passes C-A-I 31-56-2 21-35-0Plays-Yards 86-545 68-555Fumbles - Lost 1-0 2-2Penal es -Yards 3-27 7-65Possession Time 31:39 28:213rd Down Conversions 6-15 8-134th Down Conversions 2-3 0-1Red Zone 5-8 3-3Sacks By 3-11 2-14

No. 1/1 Mount Union 42No. 9/9 John Carroll 34

Nov. 16 | Alliance | Mount Union Stadium


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When Don Shula Stadium was offi cially

opened in 2003, visions of meaningful games

and postseason action were shared by coaches,

athletes and fans alike.

Ten years later, those visions would be

fulfi lled. Playing in front of a packed, snow-

ridden crowd, the John Carroll University

football program hosted its fi rst ever Division

III playoff game, playing against St. John Fisher

College in the opening round of the 2013 NCAA

playoff s.

Unfortunately, the result was not one that

Blue and Gold faithful were hoping for. The

visiting Cardinals came from behind to defeat the host Blue Streaks, 25-16, to abruptly end JCU’s season.

After deferring the opening kickoff , the Blue Streaks’ defense set the tone early by forcing the Cardinals

into a 3-and-out. After forcing a punt, it took the Blue Streaks just three plays to get on the board, as a

45-yard touchdown pass from junior Mark Myers to junior Aramis Greenwood gave JCU the early 7-0 lead.

Both teams continued to exchange 3-and-outs until the end of the fi rst quarter, when a 27-yard fi eld

goal from junior Kresimir Ivkovic increased JCU’s lead to 10-0.

Midway through the second quarter, Myers and the Blue Streaks’ off ense conducted a 12-play, 94-yard

drive, but the Cardinals stuck to their “bent but don’t break” mentality. The drive ended in another Ivkovic

fi eld goal – this time a 19-yard kick – to give JCU a 13-0 lead.

On the Cardinals’ ensuing drive, Tyler Fenti led his off ense down the fi eld to put SJF on the board. A

5-yard read-option run from Fenti gave the Cardinals new life, and momentum, as they cut the defi cit to

13-7 before halftime.

In the second half, the Blue Streaks’ off ense sputtered, as junior Tommy Michals fumbled, allowing the

Cardinals to take over possession. Following the turnover, the Blue Streaks’ defense stepped up once again,

refusing to surrender points to the Cardinals.

However, the Blue Streaks off ense would surrender points to the Cardinals on their next possession. On

fi rst down at their own 10-yard line, Myers and Greenwood had an obvious miscommunication. Myers’ pass

was intercepted and returned 10 yards to the end zone, giving SJF the 14-13 lead, and a game-changing

swing of momentum.

“It was just an error,” said head coach Tom Arth of the interception. “It was a miscommunication. One guy

saw something, and the other guy saw something else. It’s unfortunate, but it happened.”

Trailing for the fi rst time in the game, the Blue and Gold continued to battle blizzard-like conditions and

persevered.

On the ensuing drive, Myers led his team down the fi eld for an 18-play, 67-yard drive, but again was

unable to punch in a touchdown. However, a fi eld goal would do for the time being as a 34-yard kick from

Ivkovic battled the wind and went through the uprights, giving JCU a narrow 16-14 lead.

The Cardinals didn’t batter an eye, though, as they responded on their following drive with a 15-yard

touchdown pass from Fenti to Nathan Nigolian. SJF then went for the two-point conversion and was

successful, pushing their lead to six points, 22-16.

Looking to respond once again, Myers and Co. headed out on off ense with just 5:47 remaining in the

game. Unfortunately, the Blue Streaks had their drive cut short when Myers threw another interception – his

third of the day - on just the second play of the drive.

With a six-point lead, momentum and, most importantly, the ball, the Cardinals capitalized on their

opportunity. The Cardinals took over possession with 5:32 to go in the game, and melted the clock down

Team Sta s cs JCU SJFFirst Downs 22 19Rushes-Yards 26-79 40-121Passing Yards 256 151Passes C-A-I 22-46-4 15-26-0Plays-Yards 72-335 66-272Fumbles - Lost 3-2 1-0Penal es -Yards 8-62 11-111Possession Time 30:23 29:373rd Down Conversions 7-15 5-134th Down Conversions 1-1 0-1Red Zone 3-4 3-4Sacks By 3-14 2-14

No. 25/- St. John Fisher 25 No. 9/11 John Carroll 16

Nov. 23 | University Hts. | Don Shula StadiumNCAA Division III Na onal Championship -1st Round

with a steady running attack, led by Cody Miller.

The Blue Streaks’ defense couldn’t force a third down stop when needed, and eventually allowed the

Cardinals a 40-yard fi eld goal opportunity. Trailing by six with less than two minutes left, the Blue and Gold

needed a missed fi eld goal to extend their comeback chances.

But a comeback would not be in the cards for the Blue Streaks, as a 40-yard fi eld goal from Brendan Carey

gave SJF a 25-16 lead with 1:54 remaining.

With no timeouts left, the Blue Streaks’ off ense would attempt to rapidly move the ball down the fi eld, but

the drive ended when Myers took a shot down the fi eld and was intercepted once again.

The Cardinals took over with 59 seconds remaining in the game and took two knees on off ense to run out

the clock and end the Blue Streaks’ season, winning the game at Don Shula Stadium by a fi nal score of 25-16.

While the Blue Streaks outgained the Cardinals in yardage (335-272) and had less penalties, perhaps the

most telling statistic of the day was how JCU lost the turnover battle 6-0.

“I think that’s a big part of the reason why we didn’t win the game,” said Arth. “Any game you look at,

the turnover margin is probably the most important statistic in football. We, unfortunately, gave them some

plays, but they made them. That’s a good football team. They made the plays when we had the opportunities,

and unfortunately we did not.”

With the loss, the Blue Streaks fi nish the season 9-2 overall, including an 8-1 mark in the Ohio Athletic

Conference. While the season didn’t end the way that Blue Streaks fans had hoped, there’s no arguing that the

2013 season will forever be remembered as one of the most successful in JCU history.

“We had a great season. I was blessed to be put in the opportunity to play in the postseason,” said senior

captain Alex Kline. “Everyone I played with in my four years here never had that opportunity. If you look at it

that way, it’s a great thing, but you still expect to go into the [postseason] game and win. When you play like

that, you can’t really be satisfi ed.”

In 2014, the Blue Streaks will return seven starters on off ense and six more on defense, signaling that the

future is just as bright, if not brighter, for the JCU football program. However, the graduating class of seniors

will certainly be missed and forever remembered as a benchmark set within the program.

“First and foremost, we’re going to look back at this year and be thankful for the seniors that we have in

our program for their leadership, for the commitment that they made to our program and for the example

that they set for our younger players going forward,” said Arth. “I feel really bad that we weren’t able to get

it done for them. They deserve a whole lot better, and it’s unfortunate that we weren’t able to give them

that today.”


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Game 1

Saint Vincent

September 6, 2014Don Shula Stadium

University Hts. | 2 p.m.

Loca on: ............................................................................ Latrobe, Pa.Enrollment: .................................................................................. 1,596Chancellor ......................................Rt. Rev. Douglas R. Nowicki, O.S.B.Athle c Director: .......................................... Rev. Myron Kirsch, O.S.B.Nickname: ...............................................................................BearcatsColors: .............................................................................Green & GoldConference: ........................................ Presidents’ Athle c ConferenceHome Field (Capacity): ................................... Chuck Noll Field (1,050)Head Coach: ................................................................Dr. Ron DolciatoRecord at Saint Vincent: .................................................... First SeasonCareer Record: ................................................................... First SeasonCareer vs. JCU: ................................................................. First Mee ngSeries Record: .................................................................. First Mee ngSID: ........................................................................................ Jeff ZidekSID E-Mail: ..................................................... jeff [email protected] Phone: ......................................................................724-805-2476Athle c Website: .....................................www.athle cs.stvincent.eduAthle c Twi er: ........................................................... @SVC_Bearcats

2014 Saint Vincent Football ScheduleDate Opponent Site TimeSept. 6 John Carroll University Hts., Ohio 2 p.m.Sept. 13 Waynesburg* Waynesburg, Pa. 1:30 p.m.Sept. 20 Case Western Latrobe, Pa. 1 p.m.Sept. 27 Grove City* Latrobe, Pa. 1 p.m.Oct. 4 Thiel* Greenville, Pa. 3 p.m.Oct. 18 Thomas More* Crestview Hills, Ky. 1:30 p.m.Oct. 25 Carnegie Mellon Latrobe, Pa. 1 p.m.Nov. 1 Westminster* Latrobe, Pa. 1 p.m.Nov. 8 Geneva* Beaver Falls, Pa. 1 p.m.Nov. 15 Bethany (W.Va.)* Bethany, W.Va. 1 p.m.

2013 Saint Vincent Football ResultsDate Opponent ResultSept. 7 at Bridgewater L, 0-57Sept. 21 at Waynesburg* L, 6-23Sept. 28 Westminster* L, 21-28Oct. 5 Carnegie Mellon L, 7-34Oct. 12 at Thiel* L, 3-30Oct. 19 at Geneva* L, 30-40Oct. 26 Washington & Jeff erson* L, 7-42Nov. 2 Thomas More* L, 0-31Nov. 9 at Grove City* L, 26-36Nov. 16 Bethan College (W.Va.) L, 35-56

Game 2

Heidelberg


University Hts. | 1:30 p.m.

Loca on: ..............................................................................Tiffi n, OhioEnrollment: .................................................................................. 1,200President ........................................................... Dr. Robert Hun ngtonAthle c Director: ..................................................................Ma PalmNickname: ................................................................... Student PrincesColors: ..................................................................Red, Orange & BlackConference: .................................................. Ohio Athle c ConferenceHome Field (Capacity): .......................................... Mayer Field (3,000)Head Coach: ......................................................................Mike Halle Record at Heidelberg: ............................................. 42-29 (8th Season)Career Record: ...................................................... 57-44 (11th season)Career vs. JCU: ................................................................................. 3-4Series Record: ................................................................ JCU leads 22-6SID: ...................................................................................... Jeff GarvinSID E-Mail: ......................................................jgarvin@heidelberg.eduSID Phone: ......................................................................419-448-2140Athle c Website: .................................. www.athle cs.heidelberg.eduAthle c Twi er: ............................................................@BergAthle cs

2014 Heidelberg Football ScheduleDate Opponent Site TimeSept. 6 Alma Tiffi n, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Sept. 20 John Carroll* University Hts., Ohio 1:30 p.m.Sept. 27 Ohio Northern* Tiffi n, Ohio 2 p.m.Oct. 4 O erbein* Westerville, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 11 Muskingum* Tiffi n, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 18 Mount Union* Alliance, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 25 Marie a* Tiffi n, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 1 Wilmington* Wilmington, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 8 Capital* Bexley, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 15 Baldwin Wallace* Tiffi n, Ohio 1:30 p.m.

2013 Heidelberg Football ResultsDate Opponent ResultSept. 7 Alma W, 52-7Sept. 21 Ohio Northern* W, 55-27Sept. 28 Wilmington* W, 66-12Oct. 5 at Marie a* W, 68-17Oct. 12 Capital* W, 73-17Oct. 19 at O erbein* W, 35-17Oct. 26 at Muskingum* W, 49-21Nov. 2 Mount Union* L, 34-44Nov. 9 at John Carroll* L, 7-48Nov. 16 at Baldwin Wallace* W, 42-14

2014 Opponents2014 Opponents

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Game 3

Baldwin Wallace


University Hts. | 7 p.m.

Loca on: .............................................................................Berea, OhioEnrollment: .................................................................................. 2,900President ............................................................. Dr. Robert C. HelmerAthle c Director: .....................................................................Kris DiazNickname: ......................................................................Yellow JacketsColors: ............................................................................Brown & GoldConference: .................................................. Ohio Athle c ConferenceHome Field (Capacity): .........................George Finnie Stadium (7,800)Head Coach: ......................................................................... John SnellRecord at Baldwin Wallace: .................................. 77-45 (13th season)Career Record: ..............................................................................SameCareer vs. JCU: ................................................................................. 6-6Series Record: ........................................................... BW leads 25-24-4 SID: .....................................................................................Kevin RupleSID E-Mail: ...................................................................kruple@bw.eduSID Phone: ......................................................................440-826-2327Athle c Website: .......................................www.bwyellowjackets.comAthle c Twi er: ...............................................................@bwathle cs

2014 Baldwin Wallace Football ScheduleDate Opponent Site TimeSept. 13 Blu on Berea, Ohio 2 p.m.Sept. 20 Ohio Northern* Berea, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Sept. 27 John Carroll* University Hts., Ohio 7 p.m.Oct. 4 Muskingum* Berea, Ohio 2 p.m.Oct. 11 Marie a* Marie a, Ohio 1 p.m.Oct. 18 Wilmington* Wilmington, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 25 O erbein* Berea, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 1 Capital* Bexley, Ohio 2 p.m.Nov. 8 Mount Union* Berea, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 15 Heidelberg* Tiffi n, Ohio 1:30 p.m.

2013 Baldwin Wallace Football ResultsDate Opponent ResultSept. 14 at Blu on W, 52-21Sept. 21 John Carroll* L, 7-27Sept. 28 Muskingum* W, 23-13Oct. 5 at O erbein* L, 7-19Oct. 12 Ohio Northern* W, 38-17Oct. 19 at Wilmington* W, 54-7Oct. 26 Capital* W, 28-12Nov. 2 at Marie a* W, 31-7Nov. 9 at Mount Union* L, 7-30Nov. 16 Heidelberg* L, 14-42

Game 4

Ohio Northern

October 4, 2014Dial-Roberson Stadium

Ada | 1:30 p.m.

Loca on: ................................................................................Ada, OhioEnrollment: .................................................................................. 3,600President .............................................................Dr. Daniel A. DiBiasioAthle c Director: ............................................................Tom SimmonsNickname: .......................................................................... Polar BearsColors: ................................................................Burnt Orange & BlackConference: .................................................. Ohio Athle c ConferenceHome Field (Capacity): ........................ Dial-Roberson Stadium (3,500)Head Coach: ......................................................................... Dean PaulRecord at Ohio Northern ...................................... 68-34 (11th season)Career Record: .................................................... 102-41 (16th season)Career vs. JCU: ................................................................................. 7-3Series Record: .............................................................. JCU leads 16-11 SID: ......................................................................................... Tim GlonSID E-Mail: .................................................................. [email protected] Phone: ......................................................................419-772-2046Athle c Website: ................................................. www.onusports.comAthle c Twi er: .................................................................@onusports

2014 Ohio Northern Football ScheduleDate Opponent Site TimeSept. 6 Washington (Mo.) St. Louis, Mo. 2 p.m.Sept. 20 Baldwin Wallace* Berea, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Sept. 27 Heidelberg* Tiffi n, Ohio 2 p.m.Oct. 4 John Carroll* Ada, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 11 Mount Union* Ada, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 18 Capital* Bexley, Ohio 2 p.m.Oct. 25 Muskingum* Ada, Ohio 7 p.m.Nov. 1 Marie a* Marie a, Ohio 1 p.m.Nov. 8 Wilmington* Ada, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 15 O erbein* Westerville, Ohio 1:30 p.m.

2013 Ohio Northern Football ResultsDate Opponent ResultSept. 7 Alfred St. W, 55-0Sept. 21 at Heidelberg* L, 27-55Sept. 28 at Capital* W, 38-24Oct. 5 Mount Union* L, 7-58Oct. 12 at Baldwin Wallace* L, 17-38Oct. 19 Marie a* W, 45-0Oct. 26 John Carroll* L, 0-47Nov. 2 at Muskingum* W, 49-7Nov. 9 at Wilmington* W, 52-10Nov. 16 O erbein* W, 42-21


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Game 5

Wilmington

October 11, 2014Williams Stadium

Wilmington | 2 p.m.

Loca on: ................................................................... Wilmington, OhioEnrollment: .................................................................................. 1,200President ...........................................................Dr. James M. ReynoldsAthle c Director: .............................................................. Terry RupertNickname: .................................................................. Figh n’ QuakersColors: .......................................................... Columbia Green & WhiteConference: .................................................. Ohio Athle c ConferenceHome Field (Capacity): ................................. Williams Stadium (3,500)Head Coach: .................................................................Stacey HaristonRecord at Wilmington: ..............................................0-10 (2nd season)Career Record: .......................................................... 4-16 (3rd season)Career vs. JCU: ......................................................................................Series Record: ................................................................ JCU leads 17-3 SID: ........................................................................... J. Ameer RasheedSID E-Mail: .......................................ameer_rasheed@wilmington.eduSID Phone: ........................................................ 937-362-6661 ext. 347Athle c Website: ...................................www.wilmingtonquakers.comAthle c Twi er: ................................................................@wcquakers

2014 Wilmington Football ScheduleDate Opponent Site TimeSept. 6 Olivet Olivet, Mich. 1 p.m.Sept. 20 Capital* Bexley, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Sept. 27 O erbein* Wilmington, Ohio 7 p.m.Oct. 4 Marie a* Marie a, Ohio 6 p.m.Oct. 11 John Carroll* Wilmington, Ohio 2 p.m.Oct. 18 Baldwin Wallace* Wilmington, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 25 Mount Union Alliance, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 1 Heidelberg* Wilmington, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 8 Ohio Northern* Ada, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 15 Muskingum* Wilmington, Ohio* 1:30 p.m.

2013 Wilmington Football ResultsDate Opponent ResultSept. 7 Olivet* L, 27-48Sept. 21 at O erbein* L, 14-30Sept. 28 at Heidelberg* L, 12-66Oct. 5 Muskingum* L, 28-35Oct. 12 at Mount Union* L, 0-62Oct. 19 Baldwin Wallace* L, 7-54Oct. 26 at Marie a* L, 22-50Nov. 2 John Carroll* L, 3-63Nov. 9 Ohio Northern* L, 10-52Nov. 16 at Capital* L, 27-41

Game 6

Marietta

October 18, 2014Don Shula Stadium


Loca on: ........................................................................Marie a, OhioEnrollment: .................................................................................. 1,450President ................................................................... Dr. Joseph BrunoAthle c Director: ................................................................. Larry HiserNickname: ...............................................................................PioneersColors: ............................................................................ Navy & WhiteConference: .................................................. Ohio Athle c ConferenceHome Field (Capacity): ........................... Don Drumm Stadium (7,000)Head Coach: ....................................................................Andy WaddleRecord at Marie a: ....................................................1-9 (2nd season)Career Record: ..............................................................................SameCareer vs. JCU: ................................................................................. 0-1Series Record: ............................................................. JCU leads 25-0-1 SID: .......................................................................................Jeff SchalySID E-Mail: .................................................... jeff .schaly@marie a.eduSID Phone: ......................................................................740-736-4891Athle c Website: ..................................... www.pioneers.marie a.eduAthle c Twi er: .......................................................@marie apioneer

2014 Marietta Football ScheduleDate Opponent Site TimeSept. 6 Kenyon Gambier, Ohio 1 p.m.Sept. 20 O erbein* Westerville, Ohio 2 p.m.Sept. 27 Mount Union* Alliance, Ohio 7 p.m.Oct. 4 Wilmington* Marie a, Ohio 6 p.m.Oct. 11 Baldwin Wallace* Marie a, Ohio 1 p.m.Oct. 18 John Carroll* University Hts., Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 25 Heidelberg* Tiffi n, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 1 Ohio Northern* Marie a, Ohio 1 p.m.Nov. 8 Muskingum* New Concord, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 15 Capital* Marie a, Ohio 1 p.m.

2013 Marietta Football ResultsDate Opponent ResultSept. 7 at Case Western Reserve L, 16-37Sept. 21 Capital* L, 13-42Sept. 28 at Mount Union* L, 14-84Oct. 5 Heidelberg* L, 17-68Oct. 12 John Carroll* L, 7-62Oct. 19 at Ohio Northern* L, 0-45Oct. 26 Wilmington* W, 50-22Nov. 2 Baldwin Wallace* L, 7-31Nov. 9 at O erbein* L, 21-29Nov. 16 at Muskingum* L, 14-24


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Game 7

Capital

October 25, 2014Don Shula Stadium


Loca on: ............................................................................Bexley, OhioEnrollment: .................................................................................. 3,000President ............................................................Dr. Denvy A. BowmanAthle c Director: ............................................................ Steve BruningNickname: .............................................................................CrusadersColors: ..........................................................................Purple & WhiteConference: .................................................. Ohio Athle c ConferenceHome Field (Capacity): .................................Bernlohr Stadium (3,000)Head Coach: ...................................................................Craig CandetoRecord at Capital: ...................................................... 3-7 (2nd Season)Career Record: ..............................................................................SameCareer vs. JCU: ................................................................................. 0-1Series Record: ............................................................. JCU leads 18-9-1 SID: ....................................................................................Ryan GasserSID E-Mail: ............................................................rgasser@capital.eduSID Phone: ......................................................................614-236-6174Athle c Website: .........................................www.athle cs.capital.eduAthle c Twi er: ............................................................@capcrusaders

2014 Capital Football ScheduleDate Opponent Site TimeSept. 13 at Earlham Richmond, Ind. 1:30 p.m.Sept. 20 Wilmington* Bexley, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Sept. 27 at Muskingum* New Concord, Ohio 7 p.m.Oct. 4 Mount Union* Bexley, Ohio 12:30 p.m.Oct. 11 at O erbein* Westerville, Ohio 7 p.m.Oct. 18 Ohio Northern* Bexley, Ohio 2 p.m.Oct. 25 at John Carroll* University Hts., Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 1 Baldwin Wallace* Bexley, Ohio 2 p.m.Nov. 8 Heidelberg* Bexley, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 15 at Marie a* Marie a, Ohio 1 p.m.

2013 Capital Football ResultsDate Opponent ResultSept. 7 Thomas More L, 0-20Sept. 21 at Marie a* W, 42-13Sept. 28 Ohio Northern* L, 24-38Oct. 5 at John Carroll* L, 0-54Oct. 12 at Heidelberg* L, 17-73Oct. 19 Mount Union* L, 3-58Oct. 26 at Baldwin Wallace* L, 12-28Nov. 2 at O erbein* L, 14-19Nov. 9 Muskingum* W, 27-24Nov. 16 Wilmington* W, 41-27

Game 8

Muskingum

November 1, 2014McConagha Stadium

New Concord | 1:30 p.m.

Loca on: ................................................................ New Concord, OhioEnrollment: .................................................................................. 1,700President ..................................................................Dr. Anne C. SteeleAthle c Director: ................................................................Larry ShankNickname: ..................................................................Figh ng MuskiesColors: ....................................................................... Black & MagentaConference: .................................................. Ohio Athle c ConferenceHome Field (Capacity): ............................McConagha Stadium (5,000)Head Coach: ............................................................................Al LoganRecord at Muskingum: ........................................... 19-51 (8th season)Career Record: ..............................................................................SameCareer vs. JCU: ................................................................................. 2-5Series Record: ............................................................. JCU leads 22-5-1 SID: .....................................................................................Tom CaudillSID E-Mail: ................................................... [email protected] Phone: ......................................................................740-826-8022Athle c Website: ........................................ www.fi gh ngmuskies.comAthle c Twi er: ........................................................@fi gh ngmuskies

2014 Muskingum Football ScheduleDate Opponent Site TimeSept. 6 Waynesburg Waynesburg, Pa. 1:30 p.m.Sept. 20 Mount Union* New Concord, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Sept. 27 Capital* New Concord, Ohio 7 p.m.Oct. 4 Baldwin Wallace* Berea, Ohio 2 p.m.Oct. 11 Heidelberg* Tiffi n, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 18 O erbein* New Concord, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 25 Ohio Northern* Ada, Ohio 7 p.m.Nov. 1 John Carroll* New Concord, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 8 Marie a* New Concord, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 15 Wilmington* Wilmington, Ohio 1:30 p.m.

2013 Muskingum Football ResultsDate Opponent ResultSept. 7 at Waynesburg L, 17-21Sept. 21 Mount Union* L, 0-37Sept. 28 at Baldwin Wallace* L, 13-23Oct. 5 at Wilmington* W, 35-28Oct. 12 O erbein* L, 10-12Oct. 19 at John Carroll* L, 9-41Oct. 26 Heidelberg* L, 21-49Nov. 2 Ohio Northern* L, 7-49Nov. 9 at Capital* L, 24-27Nov. 16 Marie a* W, 24-14


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Game 9

Otterbein

November 8, 2014Don Shula Stadium


Loca on: ....................................................................Westerville, OhioEnrollment: .................................................................................. 3,000President: ....................................................................Dr. Kathy KrendlAthle c Director: ............................................................Dawn StewartNickname: ..............................................................................CardinalsColors: .................................................................... Tan & Cardinal RedConference: .................................................. Ohio Athle c ConferenceHome Field (Capacity): ............................... Memorial Stadium (4,000)Head Coach: ..........................................................................Tim DoupRecord at O erbein: .......................................................13-7(3rd year)Career Record: ..............................................................................SameCareer vs. JCU: ................................................................................. 1-1Series Record: ................................................................ JCU leads 21-6SID: ....................................................................................... Ed SygudaSID E-Mail: ......................................................esyguda@o erbein.eduSID Phone: ......................................................................614-823-1288Athle c Website: .................................... www.o erbeincardinals.comAthle c Twi er: ........................................................@o erbeinsports

2014 Otterbein Football ScheduleDate Opponent Site TimeSept. 6 St. John Fisher Rochester, N.Y. NoonSept. 20 Marie a* Westerville, Ohio 2 p.m.Sept. 27 Wilmington* Wilmington, Ohio 7 p.m.Oct. 4 Heidelberg* Westerville, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 11 Capital* Westerville, Ohio 7 p.m.Oct. 18 Muskingum* New Concord, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 25 Baldwin Wallace* Berea, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 1 Mount Union* Westerville, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 8 John Carroll* University Hts., Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 15 Ohio Northern* Westerville, Ohio 1:30 p.m.

2013 Otterbein Football ResultsDate Opponent ResultSept. 7 St. John Fisher L, 0-28Sept. 21 Wilmington* W, 30-14Sept. 28 at John Carroll* L, 0-28Oct. 5 Baldwin Wallace* W, 19-7Oct. 12 at Muskingum* W, 12-10Oct. 19 Heidelberg* L, 17-35Oct. 26 at Mount Union* L, 0-48Nov. 2 Capital* W, 19-14Nov. 9 Marie a* W, 29-21Nov. 16 at Ohio Northern* L, 21-42

Game 10

Mount Union

November 15, 2014Mount Union Stadium

Alliance | 1:30 p.m.

Loca on: ......................................................................... Alliance, OhioEnrollment: .................................................................................. 2,225President: ...............................................................Dr. Richard F. GieseAthle c Director: ...............................................................Larry KehresNickname: ..................................................................... Purple RaidersColors: ..........................................................................Purple & WhiteConference: .................................................. Ohio Athle c ConferenceHome Field (Capacity): ......................................Mount Union StadiumHead Coach: .....................................................................Vince KehresRecord at Mount Union: .......................................... 14-1 (2nd Season)Career Record: ..............................................................................SameCareer vs. JCU: ................................................................................. 1-0Series Record: ......................................................................UMU leads SID: .................................................................................... Lenny ReichSID E-Mail: ..................................................... [email protected] Phone: ......................................................................330-823-6093Athle c Website: ................................www.athle cs.mountunion.eduAthle c Twi er: ........................................................... @purpleraiders

2014 Mount Union Football ScheduleDate Opponent Site TimeSept. 6 St. John Fisher Rochester, N.Y. NoonSept. 20 Marie a* Westerville, Ohio 2 p.m.Sept. 27 Wilmington* Wilmington, Ohio 7 p.m.Oct. 4 Heidelberg* Westerville, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 11 Capital* Westerville, Ohio 7 p.m.Oct. 18 Muskingum* New Concord, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Oct. 25 Baldwin Wallace* Berea, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 1 Mount Union* Westerville, Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 8 John Carroll* University Hts., Ohio 1:30 p.m.Nov. 15 Ohio Northern* Westerville, Ohio 1:30 p.m.

2013 Mount Union Football ResultsDate Opponent ResultSept. 7 Franklin W, 30-27Sept. 21 at Muskingum* W, 37-0Sept. 28 Marie a* W, 84-14Oct. 5 at Ohio Northern* W, 58-7Oct. 12 Wilmington* W, 62-0Oct. 19 at Capital* W, 58-3Oct. 26 O erbein* W, 48-0Nov. 2 at Heidelberg* W, 44-34Nov. 9 Baldwin Wallace* W, 30-7Nov. 16 John Carroll* W, 42-34Nov. 23 Washington & Jeff erson^ W, 34-20Nov. 30 Wi enberg^ W, 56-21Dec. 7 Wesley^ W, 62-559Dec. 14 North Central^ W, 41-40Dec. 21 vs. Wisc.-Whitewater^ L, 14-52


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YEAR W L T PCT. COACH1920 4 2 0 .667 George “Tuff y” Conn1921 2 6 0 .250 Ralph “Tony” Erdman1922 4 1 3 .688 Ike Mar n1923 4 4 1 .500 Ike Mar n1924 7 2 0 .778 Allen “Mal” Elward1925 2 6 1 .278 Allen “Mal” Elward1926 2 5 1 .313 Allen “Mal” Elward1927 3 2 3 .563 Ralph Vince1928 6 3 0 .667 Ralph Vince1929 5 3 1 .611 Ralph Vince1930 3 5 2 .350 Ralph Vince1931 4 4 2 .500 Ralph Vince1932 5 4 1 .550 Ralph Vince1933 5 2 2 .667 Ralph Vince1934 5 2 2 .667 Thomas Yarr1935 1 8 0 .111 Thomas Yarr1936 2 7 0 .222 Tom Conley1937 3 5 0 .375 Tom Conley1938 6 2 1 .722 Tom Conley1939 7 1 0 .875 Tom Conley1940 2 6 0 .250 Tom Conley1941 2 5 1 .313 Tom Conley1942 3 2 3 .563 Tom Conley1943-45 - - - - NO TEAM-WORLD WAR II1946 1 7 0 .125 Gene Oberst1947 6 3 0 .667 Herb Eisele1948 7 1 2 .800 Herb Eisele1949 6 3 0 .667 Herb Eisele1950 8 2 0 .800 Herb Eisele1951 3 6 0 .333 Herb Eisele1952 4 5 0 .444 Herb Eisele1953 7 2 0 .778 Herb Eisele1954 3 5 0 .375 Herb Eisele1955 3 3 1 .500 Herb Eisele1956 4 1 2 .714 Herb Eisele1957 6 1 0 .857 Herb Eisele1958 3 4 0 .429 Herb Eisele1959 7 0 0 1.000 John Ray1960 3 4 0 .429 John Ray1961 5 2 0 .714 John Ray1962 7 0 0 1.000 John Ray1963 7 0 0 1.000 John Ray1964 4 4 0 .500 Bill Dando1965 5 1 1 .786 Jerry Schweickert1966 4 3 0 .571 Jerry Schweickert1967 3 4 0 .429 Jerry Schweickert1968 3 5 0 .375 Jerry Schweickert

YEAR W L T PCT. COACH1969 7 1 0 .875 Jerry Schweickert1970 2 5 1 .313 Jerry Schweickert1971 4 5 0 .444 Jerry Schweickert1972 7 3 0 .700 Jerry Schweickert1973 7 1 2 .800 Jerry Schweickert1974 7 2 0 .778 Jerry Schweickert1975 4 5 0 .444 Jerry Schweickert1976 3 6 0 .333 Jerry Schweickert1977 2 7 0 .222 Don Stupica1978 5 4 0 .556 Don Stupica1979 3 6 0 .333 Don Stupica1980 4 5 0 .444 Don Stupica1981 3 6 0 .333 Don Stupica1982 5 4 0 .556 Don Stupica1983 4 5 0 .444 Don Stupica1984 4 5 0 .444 Frank Amato1985 2 7 0 .222 Frank Amato1986 2 7 0 .222 Frank Amato1987 5 4 0 .556 Tony DeCarlo1988 7 2 0 .778 Tony DeCarlo1989 9 2 0 .818 Tony DeCarlo1990 8 2 0 .800 Tony DeCarlo1991 5 3 2 .600 Tony DeCarlo1992 8 2 0 .800 Tony DeCarlo1993 6 4 0 .600 Tony DeCarlo1994 9 1 0 .900 Tony DeCarlo1995 6 2 2 .700 Tony DeCarlo1996 9 1 0 .900 Tony DeCarlo1997 10 2 0 .833 Tony DeCarlo1998 8 2 0 .800 Tony DeCarlo1999 7 3 0 .700 Regis Scafe2000 7 3 0 .700 Regis Scafe2001 7 3 0 .700 Regis Scafe2002 12 2 0 .857 Regis Scafe2003 7 3 0 .700 Regis Scafe2004 6 4 0 .600 Regis Scafe2005 7 3 0 .700 Regis Scafe2006 5 5 0 .500 Regis Scafe2007 6 4 0 .600 Regis Scafe2008 5 5 0 .500 Regis Scafe2009 3 7 0 .333 Regis Scafe2010 5 5 0 .500 Regis Scafe2011 5 5 0 .500 Regis Scafe2012 6 4 0 .600 Regis Scafe2013 9 2 0 .818 Tom ArthTOTAL 458 322 37 .583 91 YEARS

JCU Year-By-YearJCU Year-By-Year

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JCU in the Presidents’ Athle c Conference

Year W L T Pct. Place1955 2 2 1 .500 2nd1956 2 0 1 .833 2nd1957 3 0 0 1.000 1st1958 3 4 0 .429 5th1959 6 0 0 1.000 1st1960 3 2 0 .600 T-3rd1961 4 1 0 .800 2nd1962 7 0 0 1.000 1st1963 7 0 0 1.000 1st1964 4 3 0 .571 T-4th1965 5 1 1 .786 2nd1966 4 1 0 .800 2nd1967 3 2 0 .600 T-3rd1968 3 3 0 .500 4th1969 6 0 0 1.000 1st1970 2 2 1 .500 3rd1971 4 1 0 .800 1st1972 5 2 0 .714 T-2nd1973 5 0 2 .857 1st1974 6 1 0 .857 T-1st1975 3 3 0 .500 T-3rd1976 2 5 0 .286 T-5th1977 0 7 0 .000 8th1978 4 3 0 .571 T-3rd1979 3 4 0 429 T-4th1980 4 3 0 .571 T-3rd1981 3 4 0 .429 T-5th1982 4 3 0 .571 T-3rd1983 4 3 0 .571 3rd1984 2 4 0 .333 T-4th1985 2 4 0 .333 T-4th1986 2 4 0 .333 5th1987 3 3 0 .500 4th1988 4 2 0 .667 2ndTotal 124 77 6 .614

JCU in the Ohio Athle c Conference

Year W L T Pct. Place1989 7 1 0 .875 1st1990 8 1 0 .889 2nd1991 5 2 2 .667 T-3rd1992 7 2 0 .778 T-2nd1993 5 4 0 .556 4th1994 8 1 0 .889 T-1st1995 5 2 2 .667 T-3rd1996 8 1 0 .889 2nd1997 8 1 0 .889 2nd1998 7 2 0 .778 3rd1999 6 3 0 .667 T-3rd2000 6 3 0 .667 4th2001 6 3 0 .667 T-3rd2002 8 1 0 .889 2nd2003 6 3 0 .667 4th2004 6 3 0 .667 T-3rd2005 6 3 0 .667 T-4th2006 5 4 0 .556 T-4th2007 5 4 0 .556 T-4th2008 4 5 0 .444 T-4th2009 3 6 0 .333 T-6th2010 5 4 0 .556 T-4th2011 5 4 0 .566 T-4th2012 6 4 0 .667 5th2013 9 1 0 .900 2ndTotal 154 68 4 .690


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10/2/20 Hiram 7-210/9/20 Mount Union 0-4810/16/20 DAYTON 13-010/23/20 NIAGARA 3-011/6/20 ASHLAND 20-011/13/20 XAVIER 0-17

10/8/21 Kent Normal 14-010/15/21 HIRAM 0-1410/22/21 Baldwin-Wallace 19-1310/29/21 Westminster 21-2811/5/21 Xavier 0-2811/12/21 CANISIUS 6-2411/19/21 NIAGARA 6-1311/26/21 Dayton 6-13

10/7/22 KENT NORMAL 34-010/14/22 MOUNT PLEASANT 6-610/21/22 XAVIER 19-1910/28/22 ST. BONAVENTURE 7-011/4/22 DAYTON 13-2011/11/22 Niagara 7-711/18/22 DEFIANCE 48-011/25/22 WILMINGTON 31-9

10/6/23 Findlay 59-010/13/23 CARNEGIE TECH 0-1310/20/23 Xavier 9-1310/27/23 W.V. WESLEYAN 0-1411/3/23 Dayton 21-011/9/23 Wilmington (OH) 17-011/17/23 Canisius 0-3011/24/23 DETROIT 0-011/29/23 BALDWIN-WALLACE 25-0

10/4/24 WESTERN KENTUCKY 51-010/11/24 CANISIUS 30-1010/18/24 Marquette 3-1010/25/24 GRAND RAPIDS 79-611/1/24 LOMBARD 17-011/8/24 Detroit 10-711/15/24 WILMINGTON (OH) 36-711/22/24 DAYTON 6-2011/27/24 NORTH DAKOTA 28-0

10/3/25 QUANTICO MARINES 0-010/10/25 DUQUESNE 33-010/17/25 Dayton 0-1710/24/25 Canisius 0-110/31/25 DETROIT 6-1411/7/25 CREIGHTON 6-3011/14/25 BETHANY 7-011/21/25 Loyola 7-1311/26/25 FORDHAM 7-13

1920 (4-2)1920 (4-2)

1921 (2-6)1921 (2-6)

1922 (4-1-3)1922 (4-1-3)

1923 (4-4-1)1923 (4-4-1)

1924 (7-2)1924 (7-2)

1925 (2-6-1)1925 (2-6-1)

10/2/26 Grove City 6-2110/9/26 DAYTON 0-1010/16/26 Creighton 12-2210/23/26 Detroit 7-710/30/26 ADRIAN 18-011/6/26 QUANTICO MARINES 14-711/13/26 VILLANOVA 0-711/25/26 LOMBARD 0-24

10/1/27 MARSHALL 6-610/8/27 GROVE CITY 7-710/15/27 ADRIAN 30-010/22/27 WILMINGTON 20-610/29/27 Villanova 7-2011/5/27 LOMBARD 19-611/12/27 ST. VIATOR 0-011/24/27 DAVIS & ELKINS 6-12

9/29/28 MICH. ST. NORMAL 31-910/6/28 Kent State 12-010/13/28 Grove City 0-2110/20/28 ST. BONAVENTURE 12-1410/27/28 DAVIS & ELKINS 2-011/3/28 ADRIAN 12-011/10/28 LOMBARD 18-611/17/28 ST. VIATOR 42-611/29/28 GENEVA 12-19

9/28/29 VALPARAISO 90-010/5/29 ADRIAN 33-010/11/29 GROVE CITY 6-2710/19/29 St. Thomas 7-1310/25/29 KENT STATE 32-011/1/29 DAVIS & ELKINS 0-1211/9/29 HEIDELBERG 20-011/16/29 Michigan St. Normal 6-611/23/29 MARIETTA 25-6

9/19/30 QUANTICO MARINES 0-149/26/30 BROADDUS 25-010/3/30 WITTENBERG 0-010/10/30 GROVE CITY 0-610/17/30 ADRIAN 39-710/24/30 DAVIS & ELKINS 7-2610/31/30 WILMINGTON 30-011/8/30 WESTERN MARYLAND 0-2711/15/30 DAYTON 0-011/22/30 Heidelberg 0-41

1926 (2-5-1)1926 (2-5-1)

1927 (3-2-3)1927 (3-2-3)

1928 (6-3)1928 (6-3)

1929 (5-3-1)1929 (5-3-1)

1930 (3-5-2)1930 (3-5-2)

1931 (4-4-2)1931 (4-4-2)9/25/31 ADRIAN 26-610/2/31 WITTENBERG 6-1310/10/31 CASE TECH 19-010/16/31 MERCER 0-010/23/31 WILMINGTON 40-1410/30/31 Mount Union 6-611/7/31 GROVE CITY 0-1211/14/31 Dayton 0-2711/21/31 OTTERBEIN 18-011/26/31 QUANTICO MARINES 0-13

9/23/32 ADRIAN 31-09/30/32 WITTENBERG 7-610/7/32 BALDWIN-WALLACE 0-010/15/32 CASE TECH 7-1410/21/32 MOUNT UNION 13-010/28/32 KENT STATE 28-011/5/32 Dayton 7-011/12/32 CENTRE 7-1311/17/32 HEIDELBERG 0-611/24/32 Western Reserve 6-8

9/29/33 OTTERBEIN 20-610/6/33 BALDWIN-WALLACE 7-710/14/33 WESTERN RESERVE 7-010/27/33 DAYTON 0-011/5/33 ST. VIATOR 12-011/11/33 Toledo 33-1311/18/33 MUSKINGUM 12-011/25/33 CASE TECH 0-2011/30/33 BALDWIN-WALLACE 0-6

9/28/34 WESTMINSTER 34-1410/5/34 BALDWIN-WALLACE 7-1010/12/34 ADRIAN 27-010/20/34 CASE TECH 0-010/26/34 MIAMI, OH 20-011/3/34 Akron 14-611/10/34 Dayton 0-0

9/28/35 ALBION 36-010/4/35 BALDWIN-WALLACE 6-3310/11/35 OHIO 0-4910/19/35 Miami, OH 12-2810/25/35 AKRON 6-711/9/35 Findlay 0-1311/16/35 Case Tech 6-1211/26/35 DAYTON 0-19

9/25/36 KENT STATE 7-3410/2/36 Baldwin-Wallace 7-4810/9/36 FINDLAY 34-1210/16/36 ADRIAN 7-010/24/36 CASE TECH 0-2710/31/36 Akron 7-3311/14/36 Dayton 0-611/21/36 Ohio 0-21

1932 (5-4-1)1932 (5-4-1)

1933 (5-2-2)1933 (5-2-2)

1934 (4-1-2)1934 (4-1-2)

1935 (1-7)1935 (1-7)

1936 (2-6)1936 (2-6)

10/1/37 WOOSTER 20-1310/8/37 BALDWIN-WALLACE 7-2110/15/37 DAYTON 7-1410/23/37 Case Tech 0-1910/30/37 Akron 0-611/6/37 OLIVET 47-611/13/37 St. Benedict 7-0

9/23/38 DETROIT TECH 19-010/1/38 BOWLING GREEN 20-010/7/38 BALDWIN-WALLACE 25-610/13/38 Youngstown 20-1210/22/38 CASE TECH 14-010/28/38 KENT STATE 27-611/5/38 Toledo 6-611/19/38 Akron 0-6

10/1/39 St. Francis 13-210/7/39 BALDWIN-WALLACE 7-610/28/39 Case Tech 19-011/4/39 TOLEDO 0-2011/11/39 ARKANSAS A&M 49-711/23/39 Akron 25-6

9/28/40 ARKANSAS TECH 7-610/11/40 BALDWIN-WALLACE 0-3210/18/40 CASE TECH 12-3110/27/40 Xavier 0-2011/2/40 Toledo 12-3311/9/40 DAVIS & ELKINS 21-711/21/40 Akron 0-47

9/27/41 Western Ontario 27-010/4/41 Baldwin-Wallace 0-010/12/41 XAVIER 7-2610/18/41 Toledo 0-2010/25/41 Case Tech 6-811/1/41 WESTERN RESERVE 0-2111/8/41 Kent State 12-011/20/41 Akron 12-21

9/26/42 Wooster 6-010/3/42 Baldwin Wallace 7-010/11/42 Xavier 7-2610/16/42 TOLEDO 6-610/23/42 CASE TECH 12-010/29/42 Western Reserve 0-2111/10/42 PATTERSON FIELD 0-011/26/42 Akron 0-0

1937 (3-4)1937 (3-4)

1938 (6-1-1)1938 (6-1-1)

1939 (5-1)1939 (5-1)

1940 (2-5)1940 (2-5)

1941 (2-5-1)1941 (2-5-1)

1942 (3-2-3)1942 (3-2-3)

1943-45 No Teams WWII1943-45 No Teams WWII


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9/28/46 Baldwin Wallace 0-4810/5/46 KENT STATE 7-2010/11/46 Xavier 6-710/19/46 CASE TECH 19-710/27/46 Niagra 6-1411/2/46 Toledo 19-2811/9/46 WESTERN RESERVE 7-1311/23/46 Akron 6-13

9/24/47 WOOSTER 39-010/4/47 Toledo 35-1410/10/47 Xavier 0-2110/18/47 BALDWIN WALLACE 28-1910/25/47 CASE TECH 26-611/1/47 Kent 7-2611/9/47 Niagra 41-2611/14/47 Youngstown 2-1311/22/47 Akron 31-0

9/24/48 DAYTON 18-2610/2/48 Toledo 46-2010/9/48 YOUNGSTOWN 13-610/16/48 Baldwin Wallace 19-1910/23/48 NIAGRA 47-1410/29/48 Case Tech 33-1311/6/48 Marshall 20-611/13/48 XAVIER 13-711/20/48 Bowling Green 13-1312/5/48 Canisus^ 14-13 ^Great Lakes Bowl

9/24/49 Texas Western 7-3310/1/49 Toledo 28-1410/8/49 Youngstown 12-2010/16/49 Xavier 7-2110/21/49 MARSHALL 26-710/28/49 BOWLING GREEN 38-2411/4/49 CASE TECH 27-011/13/49 Canisus 26-1211/19/49 BALDWIN WALLACE 28-7

9/17/50 St. Bonaventure 19-279/23/50 XAVIER 19-249/30/50 Toledo 41-010/7/50 KENT STATE 48-710/14/50 YOUNGSTOWN 27-010/21/50 Case Tech 51-1410/28/50 Marshall 39-211/4/50 Dayton 24-1211/10/50 SYRACUSE 21-1611/16/50 Baldwin Wallace 33-25

1946 (1-7)1946 (1-7)

1947 (6-3)1947 (6-3)

1948 (7-1-2)1948 (7-1-2)

1949 (6-3)1949 (6-3)

1950 (8-2)1950 (8-2)

9/22/51 ST. FRANCIS 24-09/27/51 Youngstown 6-1010/6/51 Toledo 12-2610/13/51 ST. BONAVENTURE 13-2010/20/51 CASE TECH 7-610/26/51 QUANTICO MARINES 15-3511/4/51 DAYTON 0-3611/10/51 Xavier 0-4111/20/51 BALDWIN WALLACE 17-7

9/20/52 ST. FRANCIS 60-09/27/52 Baldwin Wallace 7-1310/4/52 Marshall 7-1610/11/52 Toledo 3-610/18/52 Case Tech 32-010/25/52 Dayton 0-2111/1/52 YOUNGSTOWN 40-011/7/52 XAVIER 7-1311/15/52 BRADLEY 41-0

9/19/53 EASTERN KENTUCKY 19-219/26/53 BALDWIN WALLACE 26-010/3/53 MARSHALL 31-010/11/53 DAYTON 19-1310/17/53 CASE TECH 32-010/24/53 Bradley 23-1210/30/53 Youngstown 7-2111/8/53 Xavier 33-1911/14/53 Toledo 36-7

9/18/54 Eastern Kentucky 0-199/25/54 Baldwin-Wallace 33-1310/2/54 Dayton 20-1210/9/54 Toledo 6-710/16/54 WAYNE STATE 13-010/30/54 YOUNGSTOWN 0-711/6/54 XAVIER 7-2611/13/54 Kent State 14-27

10/8/55 Bowling Green 0-3010/15/55 Wayne State* 44-2510/22/55 EDINBORO 32-010/29/55 Case Tech* 21-011/5/55 Western Reserve* 7-1911/12/55 CASE TECH* 0-611/19/55 WAYNE STATE* 0-0

10/6/56 GENEVA 7-710/13/56 Clarion State 20-710/20/56 Edinboro 27-1310/27/56 CASE TECH* 20-011/3/56 Western Reserve* 44-1411/12/56 Findlay 7-2011/17/56 Wayne State* 14-14

1951 (3-6)1951 (3-6)

1952 (4-5)1952 (4-5)

1953 (7-2)1953 (7-2)

1954 (3-5)1954 (3-5)

1955 (3-3-1, 2-2-1)1955 (3-3-1, 2-2-1)

1956 (4-1-2, 2-0-1)1956 (4-1-2, 2-0-1)

10/5/57 Geneva 13-2010/12/57 WAYNE STATE* 19-610/19/57 Findlay 32-1810/26/57 Case Tech* 46-1311/2/57 Western Reserve* 14-1211/9/57 CLARION STATE 6-011/16/57 BETHANY (W.Va.) 13-0

10/4/58 Thiel* 7-010/11/58 Wayne State* 20-3310/18/58 Bethany (W.Va.)* 25-1610/25/58 CASE TECH* 32-1411/1/58 WESTERN RESERVE* 12-3111/8/58 W & J* 20-2111/15/58 Allegheny* 0-14

10/3/59 BETHANY (W.Va.)* 45-010/10/59 Waynesburg* 33-1410/17/59 WAYNE STATE* 40-010/24/59 Case Tech* 48-610/31/59 THIEL* 12-011/7/59 WESTERN RESERVE* 20-011/14/59 W & J* 20-0

10/1/60 CASE TECH* 8-2010/8/60 THIEL* 19-1310/15/60 Bethany (W.Va.)* 20-010/22/60 Wayne State* 28-2010/29/60 Edinboro State 7-1411/5/60 WESTERN RESERVE* 12-2011/12/60 HOBART 6-7

10/7/61 Case Tech* 6-010/14/61 Thiel* 41-810/21/61 BETHANY (W.Va.)* 34-1210/28/61 WAYNE STATE* 62-011/4/61 Wabash 6-711/11/61 Western Reserve* 0-611/18/61 Hobart 6-0

10/6/62 Bethany 42-610/13/62 Wayne State 67-1410/20/62 ALLEGHENY 26-010/27/62 WESTERN RESERVE 7-011/3/62 CASE TECH 44-011/10/62 THIEL 12-011/17/62 W & J 13-0

10/5/63 BETHANY 21-610/12/63 WAYNE STATE 20-010/19/63 Ohio Northern 14-010/26/63 Western Reserve 9-311/2/63 Case Tech 20-1311/9/63 Thiel 42-011/16/63 W & J 14-6

1957 (6-1, 3-0)1957 (6-1, 3-0)

1958 (3-4, 3-4)1958 (3-4, 3-4)

1959 (7-0, 6-0)1959 (7-0, 6-0)

1960 (3-4, 3-2)1960 (3-4, 3-2)

1961 (5-2, 4-1)1961 (5-2, 4-1)

1962 (7-0)1962 (7-0)

1963 (7-0)1963 (7-0)

9/26/64 W & J 31-010/3/64 Wayne State 14-1910/10/64 EASTERN MICHIGAN 7-310/17/64 Western Reserve 36-1310/24/64 CASE TECH 24-2010/31/64 Thiel 25-2711/7/64 Bethany 12-2311/14/64 OHIO NORTHERN 21-32

9/25/65 Wash. & Jeff. 3-910/2/65 WAYNE STATE 0-010/8/65 Eastern Michigan 7-310/16/65 WESTERN RESERVE 20-010/23/65 Case Tech 20-010/30/65 THIEL 21-711/6/65 BETHANY 20-14

10/1/66 W & J 13-010/8/66 Case Tech 21-910/15/66 EASTERN MICHIGAN 2-1210/22/66 Capital 6-1310/29/66 Western Reserve23 23-711/5/66 Allegheny 20-1811/19/66 BETHANY 6-7

9/30/67 W & J 19-610/7/67 CASE TECH 41-010/14/67 Eastern Michigan 0-3410/21/67 Wittenberg 0-3710/28/67 WESTERN RESERVE 10-1411/4/67 ALLEGHENY 0-1511/18/67 Bethany 21-3

9/28/68 Wash. & Jeff. 30-810/5/68 CASE TECH. 29-710/12/68 Allegheny 13-1410/19/68 Ashland 0-4510/26/68 WESTERN RESERVE 23-011/2/68 BETHANY 22-1311/9/68 Findlay 14-2011/16/68 THIEL 6-12

9/27/69 W & J* 14-610/4/69 Case Tech* 27-010/11/69 ALLEGHENY* 32-2510/18/69 ASHLAND 7-2410/25/69 Western Reserve* 7-011/1/69 Bethany (W.Va.)* 31-1611/8/69 Findlay 14-911/15/69 Thiel* 37-8

1964 (4-4)1964 (4-4)

1965 (5-1-1)1965 (5-1-1)

1966 (4-3)1966 (4-3)

1967 (3-4)1967 (3-4)

1968 (4-4)1968 (4-4)

1969 (7-1, 6-0)1969 (7-1, 6-0)


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9/26/70 Bethany (W.Va.)* 13-1710/3/70 Case Western Reserve* 0-010/10/70 W & J* 12-1410/17/70 THIEL* 36-3010/24/70 Allegheny* 25-1410/31/70 Westminister 6-2011/6/70 FINDLAY 20-4511/13/70 MOUNT UNION 6-42

9/18/71 CASE RESERVE* 33-79/25/71 Baldwin-Wallace 0-4810/2/71 BETHANY (W.Va.)* 28-010/9/71 W & J* 30-3510/16/71 Thiel* 21-710/23/71 ALLEGHENY* 35-010/30/71 WESTMINSTER 13-4211/6/71 Findlay 20-4511/13/71 Mount Union 20-40

9/16/72 W & J* 34-09/23/72 ALLEGHENY* 7-179/30/72 Thiel* 7-010/7/72 Wooster 14-2010/14/72 GROVE CITY 28-1210/21/72 Carnegie Mellon* 10-710/28/72 BETHANY (W.Va.)* 28-2111/4/72 HIRAM* 9-1811/11/72 Oberlin 19-1411/18/72 Case Reserve* 20-14

9/15/73 W & J* 38-129/22/73 Allegheny* 7-79/29/73 THIEL* 14-1410/6/73 WOOSTER 7-1410/13/73 Grove City 41-610/20/73 CARNEGIE MELLON* 20-710/27/73 Bethany (W.Va.)* 27-1611/3/73 Hiram* 19-1611/10/73 OBERLIN 24-611/17/73 CASE RESERVE* 30-7

9/14/74 HIRAM* 40-209/21/74 Bethany (W.Va.)* 24-159/28/74 Baldwin Wallace 6-3910/5/74 Carnegie Mellon* 20-710/12/74 W & J* 41-1410/19/74 Case Reserve* 13-610/26/74 Allegheny* 21-3011/2/74 THIEL* 19-711/9/74 Oberlin 56-27

1970 (2-5-1, 2-2-1)1970 (2-5-1, 2-2-1)

1971 (4-5, 4-1)1971 (4-5, 4-1)

1972 (7-3, 5-2)1972 (7-3, 5-2)

1973 (7-1-2, 5-0-2)1973 (7-1-2, 5-0-2)

1974 (7-2, 6-1)1974 (7-2, 6-1)

9/13/75 Hiram* 3-109/20/75 BETHANY (W.Va.)* 21-149/27/75 BALDWIN WALLACE 14-4110/4/75 CARNEGIE MELLON* 19-710/11/75 W & J* 6-2110/18/75 CASE WESTERN* 55-710/25/75 ALLEGHENY* 21-2311/1/75 Thiel* 0-811/9/75 OBERLIN 34-20

9/18/76 HIRAM* 20-179/25/76 W & J* 7-1010/2/76 Allegheny* 14-3510/9/76 Bethany (W.Va.)* 7-1310/16/76 Carnegie Mellon* 0-3610/23/76 THIEL* 19-1810/30/76 CASE RESERVE* 6-1911/6/76 GEORGETOWN 30-311/13/76 Oberlin 16-21

9/17/77 Hiram* 0-169/24/77 W & J* 20-3110/1/77 Allegheny* 0-3310/8/77 BETHANY (W.Va.)* 2-1610/15/77 CARNEGIE MELLON* 0-710/22/77 Thiel* 3-710/29/77 CASE RESERVE* 0-711/5/77 Georgetown 10-911/12/77 OBERLIN 21-0

9/9/78 CAPITAL 21-249/16/78 Buffalo 17-149/23/78 THIEL* 21-169/30/78 W & J* 9-1010/7/78 Case Reserve* 13-610/14/78 BETHANY (W.Va.)* 34-2710/21/78 HIRAM* 26-1910/28/78 Carnegie Mellon* 0-2711/4/78 Allegheny* 7-14

9/8/79 Capital 8-159/15/79 BUFFALO 3-99/22/79 Thiel* 21-159/29/79 W & J* 20-710/6/79 CASE RESERVE* 3-1710/13/79 Bethany (W.Va.)* 0-1710/20/79 Hiram* 7-2010/27/79 CARNEGIE MELLON* 7-2711/3/79 ALLEGHENY* 31-14

1975 (4-5, 3-4)1975 (4-5, 3-4)

1976 (3-6, 2-5)1976 (3-6, 2-5)

1977 (2-7, 0-7)1977 (2-7, 0-7)

1978 (5-4, 4-3)1978 (5-4, 4-3)

1979 (3-6, 3-4)1979 (3-6, 3-4)

9/13/80 Denison 7-299/20/80 HIRAM* 16-99/27/80 BETHANY (W.Va.)* 10-1410/4/80 Allegheny* 13-010/11/80 W & J* 13-310/18/80 THIEL* 6-2110/25/80 Carnegie Mellon* 0-611/1/80 Case Reserve* 35-2011/8/80 DAYTON 3-41

9/12/81 DENISON 0-149/19/81 Hiram* 0-79/26/81 Bethany (W.Va.)* 6-1710/3/81 ALLEGHENY* 9-710/10/81 W & J* 20-010/17/81 Thiel* 14-1910/24/81 CARNEGIE MELLON* 13-2010/31/81 CASE RESERVE* 42-1311/7/81 Dayton 7-48

9/11/82 MUSKINGUM 6-249/18/82 Mercyhurst 19-69/25/82 Case Reserve* 7-1410/2/82 HIRAM* 10-710/9/82 BETHANY (W.Va.)* 23-010/16/82 Allegheny* 3-710/23/82 W & J* 17-2310/30/82 THIEL* 28-1311/6/82 Carnegie Mellon* 20-14

9/10/83 Muskingum 14-389/17/83 MERCYHURST 7-219/24/83 CASE RESERVE* 7-3410/1/83 Hiram* 14-010/8/83 Bethany (W.Va.)* 3-1010/15/83 ALLEGHENY* 16-1410/22/83 W & J* 10-810/29/83 Thiel* 21-1011/5/83 CARNEGIE MELLON* 0-19

9/8/84 Canisius 24-229/15/84 WOOSTER 20-09/22/84 Carnegie Mellon* 12-249/29/84 Case Reserve 8-4410/6/84 HIRAM* 14-610/13/84 BETHANY (W.Va.)* 13-2010/20/84 Grove City* 14-1510/27/84 W & J* 0-2011/3/84 Thiel* 25-20

1980 (4-5, 4-3)1980 (4-5, 4-3)

1981 (3-6, 3-4)1981 (3-6, 3-4)

1982 (5-4, 4-3)1982 (5-4, 4-3)

1983 (4-5, 4-3)1983 (4-5, 4-3)

1984 (4-5, 2-4)1984 (4-5, 2-4)

9/7/85 CANISIUS 7-139/14/85 Wooster 7-139/21/85 CARNEGIE MELLON* 0-359/28/85 CASE RESERVE 0-3710/5/85 Hiram* 8-2010/13/85 Bethany (W.Va.)* 17-3110/19/85 Grove City* 7-310/26/85 W & J* 22-3011/2/85 THEIL* 13-7

9/6/86 DUQUESNE 17-289/13/86 Baldwin-Wallace 13-359/27/86 Thiel* 7-1210/4/86 Carnegie Mellon* 0-1010/11/86 WOOSTER 14-1510/18/86 HIRAM* 24-1310/25/86 BETHANY (W.Va.)* 35-2111/1/86 Grove City* 0-2311/8/86 W & J* 14-15

9/5/87 Duquesne 27-209/12/87 BALDWIN-WALLACE 10-39/26/87 THIEL* 40-010/3/87 CARNEGIE MELLON* 7-1010/10/87 Wooster 13-1410/17/87 Hiram* 3-2610/24/87 Bethany (W.Va.)* 35-010/31/87 GROVE CITY* 30-811/7/87 Wash. & Jeff.* 3-24

9/10/88 KENYON 34-149/17/88 Case Reserve 27-109/24/88 WASH. & JEFF.* 13-2010/1/88 Thiel* 40-710/8/88 Carnegie Mellon* 24-710/15/88 Allegheny 33-1410/22/88 HIRAM* 25-710/29/88 BETHANY (W.Va.)* 51-1911/5/88 Grove City* 2-3

9/2/89 Buffalo 20-159/9/89 Kenyon 19-39/16/89 Muskingum* 21-129/23/89 OHIO NORTHERN* 33-149/30/89 Marietta* 13-1010/7/89 OTTERBEIN* 30-310/14/89 HEIDELBERG* 26-310/21/89 Capital* 54-011/4/89 MOUNT UNION* 31-711/11/89 Baldwin-Wallace* 19-2511/18/89 Dayton^ 10-35

1985 (2-7, 2-4)1985 (2-7, 2-4)

1986 (2-7, 2-4)1986 (2-7, 2-4)

1987 (5-4, 3-3)1987 (5-4, 3-3)

1988 (7-2, 4-2)1988 (7-2, 4-2)

1989 (9-2, 7-1)1989 (9-2, 7-1)


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9/8/90 DAYTON 28-459/15/90 Marietta* 48-79/22/90 CAPITAL* 24-169/29/90 Otterbein* 34-2810/6/90 MOUNT UNION* 7-1310/13/90 Heidelberg* 33-1310/20/90 HIRAM* 47-010/27/90 BALDWIN-WALLACE* 10-911/3/90 Ohio Northern* 29-2111/10/90 MUSKINGUM* 25-10

9/14/91 Dayton 7-249/21/91 MARIETTA* 42-79/28/91 Capital* 7-710/5/91 OTTERBEIN* 39-010/12/91 Mount Union* 20-2010/19/91 HEIDELBERG* 23-2110/26/91 Hiram* 48-711/2/91 Baldwin-Wallace* 0-2111/9/91 OHIO NORTHERN* 17-711/16/91 Muskingum* 17-24

9/12/92 Alma 28-39/19/92 Capital* 51-109/26/92 HEIDELBERG* 49-610/3/92 Ohio Northern* 30-610/10/92 MOUNT UNION* 14-2410/17/92 MUSKINGUM* 27-310/24/92 Otterbein* 56-2610/31/92 MARIETTA* 42-611/7/92 HIRAM* 44-011/14/92 Baldwin-Wallace* 17-27

9/11/93 ALMA 47-319/18/93 CAPITAL* 25-09/25/93 Heidelberg* 17-2810/2/93 OHIO NORTHERN* 30-2410/9/93 Mount Union* 0-2110/16/93 Muskingum* 20-1810/23/93 OTTERBEIN* 31-3510/30/93 Marietta* 19-1311/6/93 Hiram* 54-011/13/93 BALDWIN-WALLACE* 13-28

9/10/94 OHIO WESLEYAN 45-149/17/94 MARIETTA* 21-149/24/94 Otterbein* 44-710/1/94 MOUNT UNION* 7-1010/8/94 HEIDELBERG* 27-2310/15/94 Ohio Northern* 32-1410/22/94 Capital* 62-1310/29/94 MUSKINGUM* 33-311/5/94 HIRAM* 17-011/12/94 Baldwin-Wallace* 9-0

1990 (8-2, 8-1)1990 (8-2, 8-1)

1991 (5-3-2, 5-2-2)1991 (5-3-2, 5-2-2)

1992 (8-2, 7-2)1992 (8-2, 7-2)

1993 (6-4, 5-4)1993 (6-4, 5-4)

1994 (9-1, 8-1)1994 (9-1, 8-1)

9/9/95 Ohio Wesleyan 28-139/16/95 Marietta* 21-219/23/95 OTTERBEIN* 55-149/30/95 Mount Union* 7-3310/7/95 Heidelberg* 44-2110/14/95 OHIO NORTHERN* 38-610/21/95 CAPITAL* 39-610/28/95 Muskingum* 7-711/4/95 Hiram* 33-711/11/95 BALDWIN-WALLACE* 3-31

9/7/96 Gannon 22-09/21/96 Ohio Northern* 52-09/28/96 MARIETTA* 38-1110/5/96 Otterbein* 41-710/12/96 MUSKINGUM* 34-010/19/96 MOUNT UNION* 9-2710/26/96 Capital* 38-011/2/96 HEIDELBERG* 64-711/9/96 HIRAM* 27-711/16/96 Baldwin-Wallace* 37-33

9/6/97 GANNON 23-99/20/97 OHIO NORTHERN* 28-219/27/97 Marietta* 18-1210/04/97 OTTERBEIN* 50-610/11/97 Muskingum* 36-710/18/97 Mount Union* 14-4210/25/97 CAPITAL* 55-011/1/97 HEIDELBERG* 35-1011/8/97 HIRAM* 54-1411/15/97 BALDWIN WALLACE* 20-1711/22/97 HANOVER^ 30-2011/29/97 MOUNT UNION^ 7-59

9/5/98 Stonehill 56-39/19/98 CAPITAL* 41-89/26/98 Otterbein* 26-1410/3/98 Mount Union* 14-2110/10/98 MARIETTA* 45-2110/17/98 BALDWIN-WALLACE* 26-2710/24/98 Muskingum* 37-2010/31/98 HEIDELBERG* 44-611/7/98 Ohio Northern* 28-2111/14/98 HIRAM* 58-21

9/4/99 Catholic 26-219/18/99 Capital* 51-129/25/99 OTTERBEIN* 27-2410/2/99 MOUNT UNION* 51-5710/9/99 Marietta* 10-010/16/99 Baldwin-Wallace* 20-2910/23/99 MUSKINGUM* 45-710/30/99 Heidelberg* 21-1011/6/99 OHIO NORTHERN* 23-3611/13/99 Hiram* 50-13

1995 (6-2-2, 5-2-2)1995 (6-2-2, 5-2-2)

1996 (9-1, 8-1)1996 (9-1, 8-1)

1997 (10-2, 8-1)1997 (10-2, 8-1)

1998 (8-2, 7-2)1998 (8-2, 7-2)

1999 (7-3, 6-3)1999 (7-3, 6-3)

9/2/00 CATHOLIC 37-39/16/00 MARIETTA COLLEGE* 42-359/23/00 Mount Union* 31-419/30/00 HEIDELBERG* 39-1110/7/00 WILMINGTON* 19-2410/14/00 Muskingum* 41-310/21/00 Ohio Northern* 35-3810/28/00 CAPITAL* 48-711/4/00 Otterbein* 28-2111/11/00 BALDWIN-WALLACE* 20-17

9/1/01 Catholic 23-69/15/01 Marietta* 51-179/22/01 MOUNT UNION* 30-339/29/01 Heidelberg* 44-2110/6/01 Wilmington* 16-1410/13/01 MUSKINGUM* 49-3310/20/01 OHIO NORTHERN* 19-5910/27/01 Capital* 32-3911/3/01 OTTERBEIN* 48-311/10/01 Baldwin-Wallace* 31-14

9/7/02 CATHOLIC 56-79/21/02 WILMINGTON* 40-09/28/02 Ohio Northern* 33-710/5/02 BALDWIN-WALLACE* 20-1310/12/02 MARIETTA* 46-010/19/02 Mount Union* 16-3510/26/02 HEIDELBERG* 59-2111/2/02 Muskingum* 34-2611/9/02 Otterbein* 73-011/16/02 CAPITAL* 16-611/23/02 Hobart^ 27-711/30/02 Muhlenberg^ 21-1012/7/02 SUNY Brockport^ 16-10 (OT)12/14/02 Mount Union^ 19-57

9/6/03 THIEL 42-09/20/03 Wilmington* 31-139/27/03 OHIO NORTHERN* 28-2310/4/03 Baldwin-Wallace* 0-3610/11/03 Marietta* 42-1310/18/03 MOUNT UNION* 16-3410/25/03 Heidelberg* 42-1411/1/03 MUSKINGUM* 21-611/8/03 OTTERBEIN* 14-011/15/03 Capital* 14-17

9/11/04 Hope 20-219/18/04 Mount Union* 3-559/25/04 MARIETTA* 20-310/2/04 Ohio Northern* 14-3810/9/04 Muskingum* 14-710/16/04 WILMINGTON* 20-1010/23/04 HEIDELBERG* 24-010/30/04 Otterbein* 0-3111/6/04 CAPITAL* 19-611/13/04 BALDWIN-WALLACE* 10-0

2000 (7-3, 6-3)2000 (7-3, 6-3)

2001 (7-3, 6-3)2001 (7-3, 6-3)

2002 (12-2, 8-1)2002 (12-2, 8-1)

2003 (7-3, 6-3)2003 (7-3, 6-3)

2004 (6-4, 6-3)2004 (6-4, 6-3)

9/10/05 HOPE 38-139/17/05 MOUNT UNION* 0-709/24/05 Marietta* 48-1710/1/05 OHIO NORTHERN* 50-2510/8/05 MUSKINGUM* 34-010/15/05 Wilmington* 31-1410/22/05 Heidelberg* 49-2110/29/05 OTTERBEIN* 32-611/5/05 Capital* 7-1911/12/05 Baldwin-Wallace* 14-17

9/2/06 Wooster 22-309/16/06 HEIDELBERG* 42-79/23/06 OHIO NORTHERN* 9-239/30/06 Baldwin-Wallace* 8-2410/7/06 CAPITAL* 21-2410/14/006 Marietta* 20-710/21/06 Muskingum* 38-010/28/06 WILMINGTON* 35-011/4/06 Mount Union* 14-3111/11/06 OTTERBEIN* 14-0

9/1/07 WOOSTER 24-09/15/07 Heidelberg* 21-69/22/07 Ohio Northern* 13-239/29/07 BW* 20-17 (OT)10/6/07 Capital* 13-3710/13/07 MARIETTA* 27-910/20/07 MUSKINGUM* 27-610/27/07 Wilmington* 35-42 (OT)11/3/07 MOUNT UNION* 0-5311/10/07 Otterbein* 35-33 (OT)

9/6/08 Thomas More 41-149/20/08 Baldwin-Wallace* 17-219/27/08 HEIDELBERG* 17-1510/4/08 WILMINGTON* 31-1710/11/08 Marietta* 31-610/18/08 CAPITAL* 13-310/25/08 OHIO NORTHERN* 14-2111/1/08 Mount Union* 7-4111/8/08 Muskingum* 14-1511/15/08 OTTERBEIN* 17-20 (OT)

9/5/09 THOMAS MORE 7-149/19/09 BALDWIN-WALLACE* 43-299/26/09 Heidelberg* 30-2710/3/09 Wilmington* 16-2410/10/09 MARIETTA* 22-010/17/09 Capital* 20-2810/24/09 Ohio Northern* 14-3510/31/09 MOUNT UNION* 7-5611/7/09 MUSKINGUM* 31-3411/14/09 Otterbein* 22-24

2005 (7-3, 6-3)2005 (7-3, 6-3)

2006 (5-5, 5-4)2006 (5-5, 5-4)

2007 (6-4, 5-4)2007 (6-4, 5-4)

2008 (5-5, 4-5)2008 (5-5, 4-5)

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9/4/10 Case Western Reserve 13-309/18/10 MOUNT UNION* 7-519/25/10 MARIETTA* 24-1810/2/10 Otterbein* 28-5610/9/10 WILMINGTON* 38-1710/16/10 Muskingum* 24-1710/23/10 OHIO NORTHERN* 14-3510/30/10 Capital* 28-2011/6/10 Heidelberg* 35-3711/13/10 BALDWIN-WALLACE* 31-28

9/3/11 CWRU 17-249/17/11 Mount Union* 7-589/24/11 Marietta* 37-3510/1/11 OTTERBEIN* 47-41 (OT)10/8/11 Wilmington* 44-710/15/11 MUSKINGUM* 33-1410/22/11 Ohio Northern* 21-2410/29/11 CAPITAL* 37-2411/5/11 HEIDELBERG* 28-4111/12/11 Baldwin-Wallace* 37-45

8/31/12 St. Norbert College 40-39/15/12 BALDWIN WALLACE* 28-329/22/12 Otterbein University* 7-219/29/12 Capital University* 37-1010/6/12 MARIETTA* 61-1410/13/12 Muskingum* 55-2810/20/12 OHIO NORTHERN* 28-2310/27/12 WILMINGTON* 34-711/3/12 Heidelberg* 10-3111/10/12 MOUNT UNION* 17-59

9/7/2013 ST. NORBERT 41-09/21/13 Baldwin Wallace* 27-79/28/13 OTTERBEIN* 28-010/5/13 CAPITAL* 54-010/12/13 Marietta* 62-710/19/13 MUSKINGUM* 41-910/26/13 Ohio Northern* 47-011/2/13 Wilmington* 63-311/9/13 HEIDELBERG* 48-711/16/13 Mount Union* 34-4211/23/13 ST. JOHN FISHER^ 16-25

2010 (5-5, 5-4)2010 (5-5, 5-4)

2011 (5-5, 5-4)2011 (5-5, 5-4)

2012 (6-4, 5-4)2012 (6-4, 5-4)

2013 (9-2, 8-1)2013 (9-2, 8-1)

Adrian .................................9-0Akron ...............................3-7-1Albion ..................................1-0Allegheny .....................10-10-1Alma ...................................2-0Arkansas Tech ....................2-0Ashland ...............................1-2Baldwin Wallace ..........24-25-4Bethany (W.Va.) .............. 22-11Bowling Green .................2-1-1Bradley ...............................2-0Broaddus ............................1-0Buffalo ................................2-1Canisius ..............................4-4Capital ...........................18-9-1Carnegie Mellon ...............6-12Case Western Reserve .10-9-1Catholic ...............................4-0Centre .................................0-1Clarion State .......................2-0Creighton ............................0-2Davis & Elkins .....................2-3Dayton ...........................6-17-3Defi ance .............................1-0Denison ..............................0-2Detroit Tech .....................2-1-2Duquesne ...........................2-1Eastern Kentucky ...............0-2Eastern Michigan .............3-2-1Edinboro State ....................2-1

All-Time Record Against Opposi onAll-Time Record Against Opposi onFindlay ................................4-5Fordham .............................0-1Gannon ...............................2-0Geneva ............................0-2-1Georgetown ........................2-0Grand Rapids .....................1-0Grove City ........................4-8-1Hanover ..............................1-0Heidelberg ........................22-6Hiram ................................21-8Hobart .................................2-1Hope ...................................1-1Kent State ...........................8-4Kenyon ...............................2-0Loyola .................................0-1Marietta ..........................25-0-1Marquette ...........................0-1Marshall ...........................4-1-1Mercer .............................0-0-1Mercyhurst ..........................1-1Miami, OH ...........................1-1Mount Union ..................2-28-2Muhlenberg .........................1-0Muskingum ....................22-5-1Niagra ..............................3-2-1North Dakota ......................1-0OTTERBEIN .....................21-6Oberlin ................................5-1Ohio ....................................0-2Ohio Northern ................. 16-11

Ohio Wesleyan ...................2-0Olivet ..................................1-0SUNY Brockport .................1-0St. Benedict ........................1-0St. Bonaventure ..................1-3St. Francis ..........................3-0St. John Fisher ...................0-1St. Norbert ..........................2-0St. Thomas .........................0-1Stonehill ..............................1-0Syracuse .............................1-0Texas Western ....................0-1Thiel ...............................22-7-1Thomas More .....................1-1Toledo ..............................6-7-2Valparaiso ...........................1-0Villanova .............................0-2W.V. Wesleyan ....................0-1Wabash ..............................0-1Wash. & Jeff ...................15-14Wayne State ....................8-2-3Waynesburg .......................1-0Western Kentucky ..............1-0Western Maryland ............. 0-1Westminster ........................1-3Wilmington ....................... 17-3Wittenberg .......................1-2-1Wooster ..............................5-6Xavier ............................2-13-1Youngstown ........................4-5

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ServiceMost Games Played C 43 Joe Indriolo ............................................................2000-03 43 Joe Motley .............................................................2002-05

ScoringMost Total Points G 30 Bill Eredics vs. Valparaiso....................................... 9/29/29 30 Carl Taseff vs. Niagara ............................................ 11/9/47 30 Steve Prelock vs. Bethany .................................... 10/29/88 30 Bruce Saban vs. O erbein ................................... 10/24/92 S 138 Carl Taseff ................................................................... 1950 C 361 Carl Taseff ..............................................................1947-50

Most Touchdowns G 5 Bill Eredics vs. Valparaiso....................................... 9/29/29 Carl Taseff vs. Niagara ............................................ 11/9/47 Steve Prelock vs. Bethany .................................... 10/29/88 Bruce Saban vs. O erbein ................................... 10/24/92 S 23 Carl Taseff ................................................................... 1950 C 60 Carl Taseff ..............................................................1947-50

KickingMost Extra Points G 10 George Theofi los vs. O erbein.............................. 11/9/02 S 57 Kresimir Ivkovic .......................................................... 2013 C 140 David Vitatoe .........................................................1997-00

Most Extra Points A empted G 10 George Theofi los vs. O erbein.............................. 11/9/02 S 57 Kresimir Ivkovic .......................................................... 2013 C 157 David Vitatoe .........................................................1997-00

Most Field Goals Made G 5 Brad Marchese vs. Marie a ................................ 10/10/09 S 20 Kresimir Ivkovic .......................................................... 2013 C 35 David Vitatoe .........................................................1997-00

Most Field Goal A empts G 5 Mark Schroeder vs. Allegheny ............................... 10/5/80 5 Doug Dickason vs. Thiel ......................................... 9/26/87 5 Jason Goldberg vs. ONU ...................................... 10/15/92 5 Brad Marchese vs. Marie a ................................ 10/10/09 5 Kresimir Ivkovic vs. ONU ...................................... 10/26/13 S 24 Kresimir Ivkovic .......................................................... 2013 C 55 David Vitatoe .........................................................1997-00

Longest Field Goal G 52 Joe Timko vs. Canisius ............................................. 9/8/84

RushingMost Rushing Yards G 276 Steve Prelock vs. Bethany .................................... 10/29/88 S 1,409 Tim Barre ................................................................. 1974 C 4,397 Willie Beers ...........................................................1989-92

Most Rushing A empts G 53 Wille Beers vs. Capital ........................................... 9/28/91 S 292 Willie Beers ................................................................ 1991 C 861 Willie Beers ...........................................................1989-92

Most Rushing Touchdowns G 5 Bill Eredics vs. Valparaiso....................................... 9/29/29 5 Steve Prelock vs. Bethany .................................... 10/29/88 5 Bruce Saban vs. O erbein ................................... 10/24/92 S 20 Carl Taseff ................................................................... 1950 C 52 Carl Taseff ..............................................................1947-50

Best Rushing Average S 12.35 Bruce Saban ............................................................... 1991 C 6.3 Bruce Saban ..........................................................1989-92

Longest Rushing Play G 97 Tommy Michals vs. Marie a ............................... 10/12/13

PassingMost Passing Yardage G 526 Mark Myers vs. St. Norbert College ........................ 9/7/13 S 3,288 Mark Myers ................................................................ 2013 C 10,345 Tom Arth ................................................................1999-02

Most Passing A empts G 62 Tom Arth vs. Ohio Northern ................................ 10/21/00 S 385 Mark Myers ................................................................ 2013 C 1,258 Tom Arth ................................................................1999-02

Most Pass Comple ons G 42 Tom Arth vs. Ohio Northern ................................ 10/21/00 S 246 Mark Myers ................................................................ 2013 C 741 Tom Arth ................................................................1999-02

Most Touchdown Passes G 6 Tom Arth vs. Catholic............................................... 9/7/02 6 Mark Myers vs. Muskingum ................................ 10/12/12 S 31 Tom Arth ..................................................................... 2000 C 89 Tom Arth ................................................................1999-02

Most Intercep ons Thrown G 6 Dick Sands vs. Thiel ............................................. 10/31/64 S 16 Dick Sands .................................................................. 1964 C 29 Nick Caserio ...........................................................1995-98

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Best Pass Comple on Percentage G .955 (21-22) Mark Petruziello vs. Thomas More ............. 9/6/08 S .639 Mark Petruziello ......................................................... 2006 .639 Mark Myers ................................................................ 2013 C .646 Eric Marcy ..............................................................1997-00

Longest Pass Play G 99 John Wicinski to Donnell Lipford vs. Bethany........ 9/20/75

Total Off enseMost Total Off ense Yardage G 503 Mark Myers vs. St. Norbert ..................................... 9/7/13 S 3,239 Mark Myers ................................................................ 2013 C 10,457 Tom Arth ................................................................1999-02

Most Rushing/Passing Plays G 66 Tom Arth vs. Ohio Northern ................................ 10/21/00 66 Tom Arth vs. Capital ............................................ 10/27/01 S 432 Tom Arth ..................................................................... 2000 C 1,557 Tom Arth ................................................................1999-02

Pass ReceivingMost Recep ons G 17 Frank Ross at Capital ........................................... 10/17/09 S 69 Frank Ross .................................................................. 2009 C 204 Frank Ross .............................................................2007-10

Most Recep on Yardage G 267 Lane Robilo o vs. Muskingum ............................ 10/13/12 S 1,045 John Clark ................................................................... 2001 C 2,580 Jeff Lerner ..............................................................1999-02

Most Touchdown Recep ons G 4 Sean Williams vs. Oh. Wesleyan ........................... 9/10/94 S 13 Sean Williams ............................................................. 1994 13 Adam Therrien ........................................................... 2002 13 Joseph Konrad ............................................................ 2006 13 Aramis Greenwood..................................................... 2013 C 24 Larry Holmes .........................................................1997-00

Best Recep on Average S 30.9 Joe Minor ................................................................... 1950 C 23.5 Joe Minor ..............................................................1948-50

Longest Receiving Play G 99 Donnell Lipford from John Wicinski vs. Bethany ... 9/20/75

Pun ngMost Punts G 15 Mike Olenynch vs. Eastern Michigan .................. 10/15/66 S 66 Lee Fortner ................................................................. 1979 C 207 Ryan Haley ....................................................1990,1992-94

Most Pun ng Yards G 473 Mike Olenynch vs. Eastern Michigan ................... 10/15/66 S 2,541 Lee Fortner ................................................................. 1979 C 8,375 Ryan Haley ...................................................1990, 1992-94

Best Pun ng Average S 42.8 Ryan Haley .................................................................. 1994 C 40.5 Ryan Haley ...................................................1990, 1992-94

Longest Punt G 87 Pat McDonell vs. Quan co Marines ..................... 11/6/26

Punt ReturnsMost Punt Returns G 9 Mike Artale vs. Bald.-Wallace .............................. 11/30/33 S 36 David Ziegler ............................................................... 1997 C 94 Gregg Genovese ....................................................1990-93

Most Punt Return Yardage G 178 David Ziegler vs. Capital ...................................... 10/25/97 S 766 David Zielgler .............................................................. 1997 C 1,203 David Ziegler ..........................................................1997-99

Most Touchdowns on Punt Returns G 1 Many mes, (mr) Jordan D’Orazio vs. Wilm. ........ 11/2/13 S 3 David Ziegler ............................................................... 1997 C 3 David Ziegler ..........................................................1997-99

Best Punt Return Average S 24.8 Jim Heavey ................................................................. 1961 C 16.9 David Ziegler ..........................................................1997-99

Longest Punt Return G 92 Burrell Shields vs. Marshall ................................. 10/21/49

Kickoff ReturnsMost Kickoff Returns G 8 Mark Elsassaer vs. Mt. Union ................................ 11/3/07 S 30 Bobby Mangiarelli ...................................................... 2010 C 49 David Jones............................................................1974-77 49 Bobby Mangiarelli .................................................2008-10

Most Kickoff Return Yardage G 197 Mark Elsassaer vs. Mt Union ................................. 11/3/07 S 730 Bobby Mangiarelli ...................................................... 2010 C 1,095 Bobby Mangiarelli .................................................2008-10

Most Touchdowns on Kickoff Returns G 1 Many mes, (mr) Angelo Cua vs. Heidelberg ..... 10/26/02 S 2 Tim Barre ................................................................. 1973 2 David Ziegler ..................................................... 1998, 1999 2 Bobby Kra ................................................................. 1999 C 4 David Ziegler ..........................................................1997-99


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Best Kickoff Return Average S 37.1 David Ziegler ............................................................... 1998 C 30.4 David Ziegler ..........................................................1997-99

Longest Kickoff Return G 100 Tim Barre vs. Bethany ....................................... 10/27/73

Intercep onsMost Intercep ons G 3 Joe Petkovic vs. Dayton ......................................... 9/24/48 3 Jeff vs. Hokl vs. Oberlin ....................................... 11/10/73 3 Chuck Catanzite vs. Allegheny ............................. 10/31/81 3 John Verhotz vs. Carnegie-Mellon ......................... 11/6/82 S 10 Ed Sandrick ................................................................. 1969 C 21 Ed Sandrick ............................................................1966-69

Most Intercep on Return Yardage G 100 Ed Sandrick vs. Case Tech ...................................... 10/4/69 S 154 Ed Sandrick ................................................................. 1968 C 235 Jack Minor .............................................................1947-48

Most Touchdowns on Intercep on Returns G 2 Jeff Hokl vs. Oberlin ............................................. 11/10/73 S 2 Jeff Hokl ...................................................................... 1973 C 2 Jeff Hokl .................................................................1971-73 Carlo Melaragno ....................................................2005-08

Longest Intercep on Return G 100 Ed Sandrick vs. Case Tech ...................................... 10/4/69

TacklesTotal Tackles G 29 London Fletcher vs. ONU....................................... 9/20/97 S 202 London Fletcher ......................................................... 1997 C 536 Dave Rastoka .........................................................1986-89 536 Chris Anderson ......................................................1993-96

Sacks G 5.0 Sco O’Donnell vs. Heidelberg .............................. 11/2/96 5.0 Sco O’Donnell vs. Heidelberg .............................. 11/9/96 5.0 McPatrick Coyne vs. Hobart ................................ 11/23/02 S 19.0 Sco O’Donnell .......................................................... 1996 C 48.5 Sco O’Donnell .................................................1993-1996

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ServiceMost Games Played S 14 ................................................................................. 2002

ScoringMost Total Points G 90 vs. Valparaiso ......................................................... 9/28/29 S 476 ................................................................................. 2002

Most Touchdowns G 14 vs. Valparaiso ......................................................... 9/28/29 S 66 ................................................................................. 2002

Most Extra Points G 10 vs. O erbein .......................................................... 11/9/02 S 57 ................................................................................. 2013

Most Extra Points A empts G 14 vs. Valparaiso ......................................................... 9/28/29 S 66 ................................................................................. 2002

Most Field Goals G 5 vs. Marie a ......................................................... 10/10/09 S 20 ................................................................................. 2013

Most Field Goal A empts G 5 vs. Allegheny ......................................................... 10/4/80 5 vs. Thiel ................................................................. 9/26/87 5 vs. Ohio Northern ............................................... 10/15/94 5 vs. Marie a ......................................................... 10/10/09 S 24 ................................................................................. 2013

Most Safe es G 2 vs. Washington & Jeff erson ................................... 9/27/69 2 vs. Baldwin-Wallace ............................................ 10/20/51 S 3 ................................................................................. 1951

RushingNet Rushing Yardage G 439 vs. Case Tech ......................................................... 10/5/68 S 2,846 ................................................................................. 1974

Most Rushing A empts G 81 vs. Oberlin ............................................................. 11/8/75 S 616 ................................................................................. 1973

Most Touchdowns Rushing G 12 vs. Valparaiso ......................................................... 9/28/29 S 41 ................................................................................. 1991

PassingMost Passing Yardage G 474 vs. Muskingum .................................................... 10/13/12 S 3,446 ................................................................................. 2013

Most Pass A mepts G 62 vs. Ohio Northern ................................................ 10/21/00 S 443 ................................................................................. 2002

Most Pass Comple ons G 42 vs. Ohio Northern ................................................ 10/21/00 S 259 ................................................................................. 2013

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Most Touchdown Passes G 7 vs. Hiram ............................................................... 11/8/97 7 vs. Catholic .............................................................. 9/7/02 S 37 ................................................................................. 2002

Most Intercep ons Thrown G 6 vs. Western Reserve .............................................. 11/7/36 6 vs. Wooster............................................................ 9/29/42 6 vs. Thiel ............................................................... 10/31/64 S 23 ................................................................................. 1936

Net Off enseMost Net Off ense G 736 vs. Case Tech ....................................................... 10/21/50 736 vs. Case Tech ......................................................... 10/7/67 S 5,139 ................................................................................. 2002

Most Rushing/Passing Plays G 100 vs. Case Tech ......................................................... 10/5/68 S 939 ................................................................................. 2002

Pass ReceivingMost Pass Recep ons G 42 vs. Ohio Northern ................................................ 10/21/00 S 259 ................................................................................. 2013

Most Pass Recep on Yardage G 453 vs. Ohio Northern ................................................ 10/21/00 S 3,446 ................................................................................. 2013

Pun ngMost Punts G 23 vs. Western Reserve ............................................ 11/20/37 S 70 ................................................................................. 1977

Most Punt Yardage G 796 vs. Western Reserve ............................................ 11/20/37 S 2,541 ................................................................................. 1979

Punt ReturnsMost Punt Returns G 9 vs. Baldwin Wallace ............................................. 11/30/33 9 vs. Washington & Jeff erson ................................. 10/10/81 9 vs. O erbein .......................................................... 11/9/02 9 vs. O erbein .......................................................... 11/8/03 S 53 ................................................................................. 2007

Most Punt Return Yardage G 206 vs. Capital ............................................................ 10/25/97 S 850 ................................................................................. 1997

Most Touchdowns on Punt Returns G 1 Many Times, (mr) vs. Hope ................................... 9/10/05 S 3 ................................................................................. 1997

Kickoff ReturnsMost Kick Returns G 10 vs. Mount Union .................................................... 11/3/07 S 54 ................................................................................. 2010

Most Kick Return Yardage G 259 vs. Ohio Northern .................................................. 11/6/99 S 1,156 ................................................................................. 2010

Most Touchdowns on Kick Returns G 1 Many mes, (mr) vs. Heidelberg ........................ 10/26/02 S 4 ................................................................................. 1999

Intercep onsMost Intercep ons G 8 vs. Thiel ............................................................... 11/15/69 8 vs. Ohio Northern .................................................. 11/9/91 S 24 ................................................................................. 1848

Most Intercep on Return Yardage G 135 vs. Oberlin ........................................................... 11/10/73 S 449 ................................................................................. 1947

Most Touchdowns on Intercep on Returns G 2 vs. Western Ontario............................................... 9/27/41 2 vs. Oberlin ........................................................... 11/10/73 2 vs. O erbein .......................................................... 11/9/02 S 4 ................................................................................. 1941

First DownsMost First Downs G 32 vs. Valparaiso ......................................................... 9/28/29 32 vs. Case Tech ......................................................... 10/5/68 S 272 ................................................................................. 2002

Most First Downs Rushing G 32 vs. Valparaiso ......................................................... 9/28/29 S 140 ................................................................................. 1950

Most First Downs Passing G 20 vs. Ohio Northern ................................................ 10/21/00 20 vs. Heidelberg ........................................................ 10/7/95 S 148 ................................................................................. 2013

MiscellaneousMost Victories S 12 ................................................................................. 2002

Most Losses S 8 ................................................................................. 1935 Most Consecu ve Victories S 9 ....................................................................... 1989, 2013 All 16 ........................................................11/18/61 to 9/26/64


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In all of college athle cs, only three conferences are over 100 years old. Only three leagues had the vision and foresight to be organized before the NCAA itself came into existence. The Ohio Athle c Conference (OAC) is one of those three.

It began in 1902 with the major focus on the welfare of the student-athlete. Over one hundred years later, that focus has never wavered. And while maintaining the priority that “student” always comes before “athlete,” the OAC charges into 2014 on the heels of another banner year athle cally.

The OAC is predated only by the Michigan Intercollegiate Athle c Associa on (1888) and the Big Ten (1895). The Conference is older than the Rose Bowl, the World Series and has survived

two world wars, the Great Depression, the Korean War and the Vietnam Confl ict. From a modest beginning of six charter members in 1902, the OAC grew to as many as 23 members in the mid-1920s.

Through the years a total of 31 colleges and universi es at one me or another have been members of the OAC.Currently the Conference consists of 10 members, including Baldwin Wallace University, Capital University, Heidelberg University, John

Carroll University, Marie a College, University of Mount Union, Muskingum University, Ohio Northern University, O erbein University and Wilmington College.

In the OAC’s fi rst year of existence, 1902, the fi rst Conference champion was crowned — Case Tech won the football tle with a 5-0-0 record. Outdoor track was added a year later and a third sport, cross country, became a Conference sport in 1914. More sports were steadily added to the OAC’s repertoire throughout the years, culmina ng with the addi on of women’s sports in 1984. The Conference currently sponsors championships in 23 sports, 12 men’s and 11 women’s.

The enrollments at the 10 OAC ins tu ons range from 1,100 to 4,500. All of the schools were founded in the 19th century and have long and outstanding academic reputa ons. While maintaining these high academic standards, Ohio Athle c Conference athle c teams and athletes have consistently enjoyed a great deal of success on a regional and na onal level. The athle c compe on is viewed not as an end in itself, but as an extension of the educa onal programs.

JCU’s All-Time First Team All-OAC Selec ons & Special Award Winners

1989: Pat Murphy (G), Shawn Robertson (C), Larry Wanke (QB), Brian Cochran (NG), Joe Behm (LB), Dave Rastoka (LB), Jim Mitchell (SS); Bill Edwards Award (Outstanding Linebacker) - Dave Rastoka

1990: Hank Durica (SE), Rich Nowak (TE), Mike Corte (OT), Willie Beers (RB), Keith Farber (FS), Ryan Haley (P)

1991: Willie Beers (TB), Joe Po s (C), Greg Wargo (OG), Jim Flynn (DT)

1992: Willie Beers (RB), Ron Zawadzki (OG), Ed Ash (DT), Chris Campbell (LB), Tony Fasanella (LB), Mike Kadlub (SS)

1993: Greg Zawadzki (OG), Ryan Haley (P)

1994: Ma Alix (OG), Brian Ash (TE), Jason Goldberg (PK), P. J. Insana (QB), Sean Williams (SE), Ryan Haley (P), Ma a Warnement (NG); Mike Gregory Award (Outstanding Off . Back) - P. J. Insana; Ed Sherman Award (Outstanding Receiver) - Sean Williams

1995: Chris Anderson (LB), Dan Bansley (SS), Carmen Ilacqua (RB), Sco O’Donnell (DE), Jim Rosko (OT) Willie Beers

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1996: Jon Aleric (C), Chris Anderson (LB), London Fletcher (LB), Carmen Ilacqua (RB), Sco O’Donnell (DE), Sco Youmell (FS); Bill Edwards Award (Outstanding Linebacker) - Chris Anderson; Paul Hoernemann Award (Outstanding Def. Lineman) - Sco O’Donnell

1997: Mark DiDonato (OT), Douglas Moore (DT), London Fletcher (LB), Ed Griffi th (CB), Josh Schnei-der (P), David Ziegler (Spec. Tms.); Bill Edwards Award (Outstanding Linebacker) - London Fletcher

1998: Jus n Fults (OG), Douglas Moore (DT), Tom Rini (FS), Mike Ten Brink (RB), David Vitatoe (PK), David Ziegler (Spec. Tms.), Brian Zielaskiewicz (LB)

1999: Brian Considine (NG), Tom Rini (FS), David Ziegler (Spec. Tms.), Brian Zielaskiewicz (LB)

2000: Bryan Fialkowski (OT), Larry Holmes (WR), John Pellegrini (LB), Jesse Ackerman (DE)

2001: Tom Arth (QB), Tim Belle ere (OG), John Clark (WR), Mike Mys c (FS)

2002: Tom Arth (QB), Chris Cubero (LB), Joe Indriolo (DE), Jeff Lerner (WR), Ma Payne (OT); Mike Gregory Award (Outstanding Off . Line-man) - Ma Payne; Ed Sherman Award (Outstanding Receiver) - Jeff Lerner; Bill Edwards Award (Outstanding Linebacker) - Chris Cubero

2003: Joe Indriolo (DE), Sonny Fanelli (Spec. Tms.), Antoine Dunklin (WR), Aaron Taylor (OG)

2004: Victor DeBoer (OT), Joe Motley (LB), McPatrick Coyne (DE), Sco Greenberg (FS); Mike Gregory Award (Outstanding Off . Lineman) - Victor DeBoer

2005: Doug Phillips (QB) Mike Gregory Award (Outstanding Off . Back) - Doug Phillips

2006: Joseph Konrad (WR), Manny Andreoulakis (DE), Carlo Melaragno (DB)

2007: Ken Bevington (DE)

2008: Jeff Javorek (P), Carlo Melaragno (DB), Michael Ne ling (LB), Lee Tressel Award (Out-standing Defensive Back) - Carlo Melaragno; Gene Slaughter Award (Outstanding Linebacker) - Michael Ne ling

2009: Frank Ross (WR), Karl Roshong (P)

2010: Phil Bokovitz (OL), Karl Roshong (P)

2011: Devin O’Brien (QB), Devin Mar n (OL), Bob Packard Award (Outstanding Off ensive Back) - Devin O’Brien

2012: Lane Robilo o (WR), Kevin Cope (LB); Ed Sherman Award (Most Outstanding Reciever) - Lane Robilo o (WR)

2013: Ma Feeney (LB), Aramis Greenwood (WR), Randy Greenwood (CB), DaQuan Grobsmith (RB), Kresimir Ivkovic (K), Mitch Krotz (LB), Mark Myers (QB), Frank Pines (DE); Gene Slaughter Award (Outstanding Linebacker) - Ma Feeney; Lee J. Tresssel Award (Outstanding Defensive Back) - Randy Greenwood; co-Coach of the Year - Tom Arth; co-Assistant coach of the Year - Brandon Staley

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The following John Carroll University football players were named to at least one recognized Division III All-American team in the years listed

• Jesse Ackerman (DE) USA Football 3rd team (2000)• Chris Anderson (LB) Football Gaze e 1st team (1995)• Chris Anderson (LB) AFCA 1st team Hewle -Packard, 1st team Football Gaze e 2nd team (1996)• Tom Arth (QB) AFCA 1st team, Football Gaze e 1st team, d3football.com 2nd team, Hewle -Packard 2nd team (2002)• Tom Arth (QB) Football Gaze e Hon. Ment. d3football.com 1st team (2001)• Tim Barre (RB) Associated Press 1st team (1974)• Willie Beers (RB) Football Gaze e 3rd team (1991)• Willie Beers (RB) Football Gaze e Hon. Ment. (1992)• Ken Bevington (DE) D3Football.com 2nd team (2007)• Joe Burrello (LB) Football News Hon. Ment. (1986)• Brad Cantwell (RB) Associated Press Hon. Ment., Pizza Hut 3rd team (1982)• Brad Cantwell (RB) Associated Press Hon. Ment. (1984)• Nick Caserio (QB) USA Football Hon. Ment. (1998)• John Clark (WR) Football Gaze e Hon. Ment. (2001)• Brian Cochran (NG) Football Gaze e 1st team Pizza Hut Hon. Ment. (1989)• Brian Considine (NG) USA Football Hon. Ment. (1999)• Mike Corte (OT) Football Gaze e 2nd team (1990)• Chris Cubero (LB) Football Gaze e 1st team d3football.com, 2nd team Hewle -Packard 1st team (2002)• Tom Cur s (WB) Associated Press Hon. Ment. Pizza Hut Hon. Ment., Football News Hon. Ment. (1988)• Nick D’Angelo (LB) Associated Press Hon. Ment., Pizza Hut 3rd team (1983)• Victor DeBoer (OT) Football Gaze e 2nd team d3football.com 3rd team (2004)• Doug Dickason (P) Associated Press Hon. Ment. (1985)• Doug Dickason (P) Pizza Hut Hon. Ment. (!987)• Jido Dincman (DL) Associated Press Hon. Ment. (1982)• Bryan Fialkowski (OT) Football Gaze e 3rd team, USA Football 2nd team (2000)• London Fletcher (LB) Football Gaze e 1st team (1996)• London Fletcher (LB) AFCA 1st team, Football Gaze e 1st team, Football Gaze e Linebacker of the Year, Hewle -Packard 1st

team (1997)• Jason Goldberg (PK) AFCA 1st team Div. III SID Hon. Ment., Football Gaze e 3rd team (1994)• Steve Graeca (PK) Pizza Hut 1st team Football News 1st team (1988)• Sco Greenberg (FS) Associated Press Li le All-America AFCA 1st team , Football Gaze e 3rd team (2004)• Randy Greenwood (CB) D3football.com 2nd team (2013)• Ryan Haley (P) Football Gaze e 3rd team (1990)• Ryan Haley (P) Football Gaze e Hon. Ment. Champion 3rd team (1992)• Ryan Haley (P) Football Gaze e Hon. Ment. (1993)• Ryan Haley (P) Associated Press 2nd team, Div. III SID 1st team, Football Gaze e 1st team (1994)• Larry Holmes (WR) USA Football 3rd team (2000)• Jim Hopkins (OL) Associated Press Hon. Ment. (1984)• Joe Indriolo (DE) Football Gaze e 3rd team (2002)• Joe Indriolo (DE) Sports Info. Directors Hon. Ment. (2003)• Kresimir Ivkovic (K) Associated Press Li le All-America (2013)• Rick Kuczmarski (DT) Associated Press 3rd team (1981)• Jeff Lerner (WR) USA Football Hon. Ment. (2000)

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• Jim Lauer (C) Associated Press Hon. Ment. (1985)• Devin Mar n (OL) D3Football.com Hon. Ment (2011)• Carlo Melaragno (FS) AFCA 1st team, d3football.com 3rd team (2008)• Jim Mitchell (SS) Associated Press Hon. Ment., Pizza Hut Hon. Ment., Football News Hon. Ment. (1988)• Jim Mitchell (SS) Pizza Hut Hon. Ment., Football News Hon. Ment. (1989)• Pat Murphy (OG) Pizza Hut 2nd team, Football News 3rd team (1989)• Mike Mys c (FS) Hewle -Packard Hon. Ment., d3football.com 3rd team (2001)• Sco O’Donnell (DE) Football Gaze e 2nd team, Hewle -Packard Hon. Ment. (1995)• Sco O’Donnell (DE) Hewle -Packard 1st team, Football Gaze e 1st team, Football Gaze e Def. Lineman of the Year (1996)• Ma Payne (OT) Football Gaze e 2nd team, d3football.com 3rd team, Hewle -Packard 3rd team (2002)• John Pellegrini (LB) USA Football Hon. Ment. (2000)• Steve Prelock (RB) Associated Press Hon. Ment. Pizza Hut Hon. Ment., Football News Hon. Ment. (1988)• Dave Rastoka (LB) Associated Press 2nd team, Pizza Hut Hon. Ment., Football News 1st team (1988)• Dave Rastoka (LB) Football News 2nd team (1987)• Dave Rastoka (LB) Football Gaze e 1st team Pizza Hut 2nd team (1989)• Tom Rini (FS) AFCA 1st team, Football Gaze e 3rd team, USA Football 3rd team, d3football.com 3rd team (1999)• Josh Schneider (P) Football Gaze e Hon. Ment. (1997)• Mark Schroeder (PK) Associated Press Hon. Ment. (1982)• Mark Sullivan (NG) Associated Press Hon. Ment. (1987)• Phil Teknipp (OT) Pizza Hut Hon. Ment. (1987)• Joe Timko (PK) Associated Press Hon. Ment. (1983)• David Vitatoe (PK) Hewle -Packard Hon. Ment., Football Gaze e 1st team, USA Football Hon. Ment. (1998)• Larry Wanke (QB) Football Gaze e Hon. Ment. (1989)• Ma Warnement (NG) Div. III SID 3rd team (1994)• Sco Youmell (FS) Hewle -Packard Hon. Ment. (1996)• Greg Zawadzki (OG) Football Gaze e 2nd team (1993)• David Ziegler (Ret.) Hewle -Packard 2nd team, Football Gaze e 1st team (1997)• David Ziegler (Ret.) Hewle -Packard 2nd team, Football Gaze e 2nd team, USA Football Hon. Ment. (1998)• David Ziegler (Ret.) Football Gaze e 2nd team, USA Football 2nd team, d3football.com 2nd team (1999)• Brian Zielaskiewicz (LB) USA Football Hon. Ment. (1999)

Victor DeBoer Carlo Melaragno Joe Indriolo

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AUG 27 Wooster (Scrimmage) Univ. Heights, OH 6:30 p.m.

SEP 6 St. Vincent Univ. Heights, OH 2 p.m.SEP 20 Heidelberg* Univ. Heights, OH 1:30 p.m.SEP 27 Baldwin Wallace* ++ Univ. Heights, OH 7 p.m.

OCT 4 Ohio Northern* Ada, OH 1:30 p.m.OCT 11 Wilmington* Wilmington, OH 2 p.m.OCT 18 Marietta* Univ. Heights, OH 1:30 p.m.OCT 25 Capital* Univ. Heights, OH 1:30 p.m.

NOV 1 Muskingum* New Concord, OH 1:30 p.m.NOV 8 Otterbein* Univ. Heights, OH 1:30 p.m.NOV 15 Mount Union* Alliance, OH 1:30 p.m.

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