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Football
Christopher
Newport
2008
Two Dollars
Captains 2008
Table of Contents
Coaching Staff
Head Coach Matt Kelchner.................... 6
Assistant Head Coach Dan Antolik......... 8
Defensive Coordinator Brian Vaganek... 8
Assistant Coach Max Crush................... 9
Assistant Coach Jonathan Dean............ 9
Assistant Coach Todd Faison................. 9
Assistant Coach Tommy Fitzgerald........ 9
Assistant Coach Bob Schmidt.............. 10
Assistant Coach Tyrone Pettaway........ 10
Assistant Coach Chris Tolbert.............. 10
Assistant Coach Ryan Wenner............. 10
Video Prod. Coord. Mike Santomauro.. 10
Grounds................................................ 89
Managers............................................. 89
Trainers................................................ 89
2008 Season
Meet the Captains - Newcomers.......... 34
Meet the Captains - Veterans............... 16
Opponent Information........................... 41
Pre-Season Preview............................. 14
Roster - Alphabetical............................ 11
Roster - Numerical............................... 12
Schedule......................................... 3, BC
Squad Breakdown................................ 13
2007 Season
Defensive Statistics.............................. 52
Game Recaps...................................... 56
Game Results....................................... 50
Individual & Team Statistics.................. 50
Opponent Game-by-Game Statistics... 54
Red Zone Stats.................................... 55
Review of 2007..................................... 49
Team Game-by-Game Statistics.......... 53
MEDIA
INFO
General Information
Athletic Staff Directory............................ 4
Athletic Staff Photos............................... 5
Captains on the Internet....................... 55
CNU/Pepsi Radio Network................... 82
Media Services....................................... 4
POMOCO Stadium............................... 46
USA South
Athletic Conference
All-Conference Team 2007................... 63
All-Time Standings............................... 62
Composite Schedule 2008................... 61
Conference Facts................................. 62
Conference History............................... 62
Individual Statistics 2007...................... 64
Pre-Season poll.................................... 15
Standings 2007.................................... 61
Team Statistics 2007............................ 64
2008 Peview - p. 14
Record Book
All-Time Assistant Coaches.................. 76
All-Time Roster..................................... 77
Annual Statistical Leaders.................... 73
Coaching Records................................ 68
Conference Stat Champions................ 71
First Time.............................................. 72
Games vs. Nationally-Ranked Opp...... 61
Individual Records................................ 65
Opponents Records............................. 75
Player Honors....................................... 67
Post Season Games............................ 78
Season, Career Leaders...................... 70
Series Records vs. all Opponents........ 69
Team Records...................................... 66
Team Season Totals............................. 76
Year-by-Year Records.......................... 75
Year-by-Year Scores............................. 74
The Program
A Look at CNU . ................................... 85
Captains’ Quarters.............................. IFC
Home of Champions............................. 84
Life After CNU Football......................... 83
Peninsula Area..................................... 85
POMOCO Stadium - page 46
2008 Schedule
September
6 Wesley
POMOCO Stadium1:00
20 at Salisbury
Salisbury, Md.
1:00
27 at Wilkes
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 1:00
October
4 at Shenandoah*
Winchester, Va. 7:00
11 Greensboro*^
POMOCO Stadium1:00
18 at Maryville*
Maryville, Tenn. 2:00
25 Methodist*
POMOCO Stadium1:00
November
1 at N.C. Wesleyan* Rocky Mount, N.C. 1:00
8 Averett*#
POMOCO Stadium1:00
15 Ferrum*
POMOCO Stadium1:00
*USA South Conference games
Home games bold
^ Family Weekend
# Homecoming
Credits
The 2008 Football Media Guide is a publication of the Christopher Newport University
Department of Athletic Communications.
Editor/Writer: Wayne Block.
Editorial Contributors: Dave Gosselin, Francis Tommasino.
Photography: Stacy Whiting, Jesse
Hutcheson, University Relations.
Football
Christopher
Newport
2008
Covers designed by: Wayne Block
Printing: Taylored Printing, Yorktown, Va.
Two Dollars
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Christopher Newport Football
Athletic Department Coaches & Staff
CNU Quick Facts/Directory
CNU Football Quick Facts
Season of Football----------------------------------------------------------------8th
2007 Season Record-------------------------------------------------------------7-3
2007 USA South Conference Record----------------------------------------6-1
Lettermen Returning---------------------------------------------------------------58
Starters Returning------------------------------------------------------------------14
Starters Lost-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
Offensive Formation---------------------------------------------------------Multiple
Defensive Formation--------------------------------------------------------------4-3
Football Press Box Phone---------------------------------------- 757-594-8361
All Phone Numbers 757 Area Code
Football Office
NAME---------------------- CONTACT-------------------------------------- PHONE
Head Coach-------------- Matt Kelchner------------------------------- 594-7584
Asst. H.C./Offense------ Dan Antolik----------------------------------- 594-7977
Defensive Coord.------- Brian Vaganek------------------------------ 594-7891
Strength Coord.--------- Jonathan Dean------------------------------ 594-7893
Secretary------------------ Sandra Johnson---------------------------- 594-7291
Equipment---------------- Lou Serio------------------------------------- 594-7968
Head Football Trainer-- Lacey Nordsiden--------------------------- 594-7787
Football Support Staff
NAME---------------------- POSITION-------------------------------------- PHONE
Block, Wayne------------ Publications---------------------------------- 594-7382
Gosselin, Dave---------- Asst. Dir. Athletic Communications---- 594-7886
Jenny Nuttycombe------ Director of Academic Services--------- 594-7103
Jones, Chris-------------- Head Athletic Trainer---------------------- 594-7023
Nordsiden, Lacey------- Head Football Trainer--------------------- 594-7787
Santomauro, Mike------ Video Coordinator-------------------------- 594-7291
Serio, Lou----------------- Equipment Manager----------------------- 594-7968
Gardner, Carrie---------- Tickets---------------------------------------- 594-7462
Tommasino, Francis---- Dir. Athletic Communications------------ 594-7884
Waters, Jon--------------- Asst. A.D.------------------------------------- 594-8895
Athletic Administration
NAME---------------------- POSITION-------------------------------------- PHONE
Woollum, C.J.------------ Director of Athletics------------------------ 594-7217
Waters, Jon--------------- Asst. Dir. of Athletics----------------------- 594-8895
Block, Wayne------------ Asst. to A.D. Athletic Comm.------------ 594-7382
Hunter, Carolyn---------- Senior Women’s Administrator---------- 594-7103
Tickets
SEASON TICKETS: Football, Basketball--------------------------- 594-7880
INDIVIDUAL GAME TICKETS: Football, Basketball------------- 594-7880
GENERAL TICKET INFORMATION--------------------------------- 594-7880
Other Important Numbers
CONTACT------------------------------------------------------------------ NUMBER
USA South Conference Office----------------------------------- 910-630-7326
Captains Crew/Athletic Fund Raising-------------------------------- 594-7420
Football Press Box------------------------------------------------------- 594-8361
CNU Quick Facts/Directory
Location-------------------------------------------------------- Newport News, Va.
Area Population------------------------------------------------------- 500,000 est.
Founded--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1961
Enrollment----------------------------------------------------------------------- 4,800
Nickname-------------------------------------------------------------------- Captains
Colors-------------------------------------------------------- Royal Blue and Silver
Conference------------------------------------ USA South Athletic Conference
Stadium---------------------------------------------- POMOCO Stadium (3,100)
President--------------------------------------------------- Sen. Paul S. Trible, Jr.
Director of Athletics-------------------------------------------------- C.J. Woollum
Athletic Department Phone--------------------------------------- 757-594-7025
Athletic Department Staff
Football Coach------------------------- Matt Kelchner---------------- 594-7584
Men’s Soccer Coach------------------ Steve Shaw------------------- 594-7383
Women’s Soccer Coach------------- Ruth Keegan----------------- 594-7381
Volleyball Coach----------------------- Lindsay Birch----------------- 594-7890
Cross Country Coach----------------- Keith Maurer------------------ 594-7213
Field Hockey Coach------------------- Carrie Moura----------------- 594-7920
Men’s Basketball Coach------------- C.J. Woollum----------------- 594-7217
Women’s Basketball Coach--------- Carolyn Hunter--------------- 594-7103
Track Coach----------------------------- Tyler Wingard---------------- 594-7289
Baseball Coach------------------------ John Harvell------------------ 594-7054
Softball Coach-------------------------- Keith Parr---------------------- 594-7352
Men’s Tennis Coach------------------- Rush Cole--------------------- 594-7372
Women’s Tennis Coach-------------- Jenny Nuttycombe---------- 594-8751
Golf Coach------------------------------ Tina Kihara-------------------- 594-7891
Women’s Lacrosse Coach----------- Carolyn Raveia-------------- 594-8946
Men’s Lacrosse------------------------- Chris Swanenburg---------- 594-7976
Sailing Coach--------------------------- Dan Winters------------------ 886-2838
Cheerleading Coach------------------ Erica Flanigan---------------- 594-7694
Head Athletic Trainer------------------ Chris Jones------------------- 594-7023
Head Football Trainer----------------- Lacey Nordsiden------------ 594-7787
Director-Athletic Outreach----------- Roland Ross------------------ 594-7041
Athletic Events Manager------------- Carrie Gardner--------------- 594-7462
Director Athletic Development------ Kyle McMullin---------------- 594-7420
Administrative Assistant-------------- Judy Stenzhorn-------------- 594-7290
Business Manager--------------------- Shanika Ellis------------------ 594-7288
Program Support----------------------- Cindy Sutphin---------------- 594-8821
Program Support----------------------- Sandra Johnson------------- 594-7291
Faculty Athletic Representative---- Dr. Kip Redick---------------- 594-7349
Athletic Department Fax------------------------------------------------ 594-7839
Internet web site----------------------------------------- www.cnu.edu/athletics
Media Services
Athletic Communications Staff
NAME---------------------------POSITION-----------------------------------------------PHONE------------------- HOME
Block, Wayne-----------------Asst. to A.D. Athletic Comm.----------------------594-7382--------------- 898-8477
Tommasino, Francis---------Dir. Athletic Communications---------------------594-7884--------------- 891-9593
Gosselin, Dave---------------Asst. Dir. Athletic Comm.--------------------------594-7886--------------- 566-8411
Chris Inzirillo------------------Student Assistant------------------------------------594-7886
Beverly Waller----------------Student Assistant------------------------------------594-7886
Rich Bell------------------------Student Assistant------------------------------------594-7886
Kevin Hawkins----------------Studeht Assistant------------------------------------594-7886
Kaitlyn Vincie------------------Student Assistant------------------------------------594-7886
Craig Lilly----------------------Student Assistant------------------------------------594-7886
Media Credentials
Entrance to POMOCO Stadium and the press box requires appropriate
credentials. These may be obtained by contacting the Department of Athletic
Communications. With enough advance notice, credentials and parking
passes can be mailed. Otherwise, they will be available in the Media Parking
Area at the north end of POMOCO Stadium.
Interviews
Post game interviews will be conducted in POMOCO Stadium approximately
ten minutes after the completion of the game. Full story-filing facilities will
also be available at that location. To schedule interviews at other times
please call the Department of Athletic Communications.
Parking
A limited amount of press parking is available in a lot adjacent to the CNU
baseball field, directly behind POMOCO Stadium on Moore’s La. Please contact the Department of Athletic Communications to obtain the proper pass.
Radio
Visiting radio stations are required to contact the Department of Athletic
Communications at least one week in advance of the game. A separate radio
booth and phone line is available in the press box, however, arrangements
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must be made in advance for use of the phone line and the ensuing costs.
Game Information
Full game notes, programs and Media Guides will be available in the press
box. Quarter stats will be supplied along with detailed final stats and play-byplay to those in need. Phone lines for filing stories and internet connections
are available. Properly-equipped laptop computers can be connected to
CNU’s network to receive up-to-the-minute stats during the game.
Web Site
CNU’s athletic web site, at www.cnu.edu/athletics, has complete news about
all CNU teams including up-to-date rosters, statistics and other information.
It also has a link to the broadcast of all football games as well as contests of
many other sports.
POMOCO Stadium
Directions to POMOCO Stadium appear on page 53 of this guide. Entrance
to the press box is by elevator on the east side of the field. No one without
media credentials will be permitted in the press box.
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Athletic Department Coaches & Staff
MEDIA
INFO
President
Athletic
Paul S. Trible, Jr. Director
C.J. Woollum
Lindsay Birch
Volleyball
Coach
Wayne Block
Asst. to the A.D.
Communications
Rush Cole
Men’s Tennis
Coach
Greg Dale
Asst. Director
Freeman Center
Chad Fraser
Asst. Athletic Trainer
Carrie Gardner
Manager of
Athletic Events
Brenda Giles
Program
Support
Dave Gosselin
Asst. Director
Athletic Comm.
John Harvell
Baseball Coach
Carolyn Hunter
Women’s Basketball
Coach, Asst. to AD
Sandra Johnson
Program
Support
Chris Jones
Athletic Trainer
Conditioning Spec.
Bobby Jordan
Maintenance
Supervisor
Matt Kelchner
Football
Coach
Ruth Keegan
Women’s Soccer
Coach
Keith Maurer
Men’s and Women’s
Cross Country Coach
Kyle McMullin
Director of
Athletic Development
Carrie Moura
Field Hockey
Coach
Lacey Nordsiden
Head Football, Men's
Lacrosse trainer
Jenny Nuttycombe
Women’s Tennis
Dir. Academic Support
Keith Parr
Softball
Coach
Roland Ross
Coordinator
Athletic Outreach
Lou Serio
Athletic Materials
Manager
Steve Shaw
Men’s Soccer
Coach
Judy Stenzhorn
Administrative
Assistant
Cindy Sutphin
Program
Support
Chris Swanenberg
Men’s Lacrosse
Coach
Francis Tommasino
Director Athletic
Communications
Jon Waters
Associate Athletic
Director
Tyler Wingard
Men’s & Women’s
Track & Field
Lisa Wingfield
Treishmann Fitness
Center Director
Dan Winters
Sailing
Coach
Scott Ashworth
Athletic Turf Manager
Erica Flanigan
Cheerleading
Coach
Jonathan Dean
Strength &
Conditioning Coord.
Shanika Ellis
Business Manager
Dr. Dan Elliott
Team Physician
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Head Coach Matt Kelchner
Seven years, five conference championships and five NCAA
Division III Playoff appearances. That is what Matt Kelchner has
accomplished in his first seven seasons as head football coach
at Christopher Newport.
Kelchner has made it happen at Christopher Newport, starting
the program from scratch and building it into a national power in
a very short time.
His Captains had their most successful season in 2004 with
a 9-3 record, the first NCAA playoff road victory and a national
ranking that reached as high as No. 11.
No other school in NCAA history had ever earned a spot in the
playoffs in its first four seasons of existence.
In his first season as a head coach at Christopher Newport, the
former long-time William & Mary assistant coach had a season
that many of his contemporaries would enjoy in the middle of
their careers.
After spending a year putting all the pieces together as CNU
prepared to launch its football program, Kelchner saw his labors
bear fruit very quickly. After three losses to open the season, his
Captains won their next five straight, including a victory over Dixie Conference pre-season favorite Ferrum in the Oyster Bowl in
Hampton, Va. That win earned CNU the conference’s automatic
NCAA Playoff berth and a share of the first Dixie championship in
history. The league, as well as CNU, was in its first season.
September 1, 2001 had to be one of the greatest days in Kelchner’s career. After spending a year tending to all the details it
takes to begin a football program, and then going through several
weeks of pre-season practice with 100 new faces, Kelchner got
to watch his team race onto the field in front of 6,135 fans who
had crammed into the brand new, 3,100 seat CNU Stadium.
Although CNU lost to Salisbury on opening day, it did little to
dampen the enthusiasm for Captain football. An average of 4,630
fans attended each of CNU’s four home games, the ninth best
figure in Division III.
The year was topped by the Captains’ appearance in the NCAA
Division III Playoffs, the first time a first-year team had ever
reached NCAA play.
The second year was even better.
CNU won its first non-conference game by defeating RandolphMacon, 21-19, in the second game of the year and then went on
to capture a share of the Dixie title yet again on the last weekend
of the regular season. A rematch of the 2001 Oyster Bowl found
Ferrum this time at POMOCO Stadium with the NCAA berth at
stake. The Captains completely dominated the Panthers, winning
35-7, to set up another NCAA trip.
This time the Captains were more prepared to meet a nationally-ranked opponent. In 2001 CNU entered the playoffs awestruck in their first season of football and were taken out easily by
Widener, 56-7. In 2002 Christopher Newport had already faced
Kelchner vs. All Opponents
Opponent
Averett
Bridgewater
Chowan
Ferrum
Greensboro
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Maryville
McDaniel
Methodist
Muhlenberg
N.C. Wesleyan
Randolph-Macon
Rowan
Salisbury
Shenandoah
Washington & Jefferson
Widener
6
Won
6
2
5
6
7
1
3
2
6
1
2
1
1
2
4
0
0
Lost 1
2
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
2
1
5
4
3
2
1
Tied
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
J.J. Jones
three other nationally-ranked opponents and fared well against all
of them.
In the playoffs the Captains battled 24th-ranked Washington &
Jefferson right into the start of the fourth quarter, trailing only 1710, until the Profs added a touchdown with 12 minutes left to play
for a 24-10 win.
CNU had been well prepared to meet quality opponents through
its non-conference schedule. The Captains took an early lead
against No. 3 Rowan, and trailed just 14-7 at halftime, until making a few key errors in the third quarter that led to a 34-7 defeat.
Against No. 2 Bridgewater CNU was down just 7-0 at the half
before falling 25-6 and in the season opener, playing a Salisbury
team that would eventually reach No. 14, it took a fourth quarter
TD for the Sea Gulls to scratch out a 20-13 victory.
In 2003 the the accomplishments got even better.
First, CNU scored its initial major victory with a 7-6 win on the
road at McDaniel, a Top 20 program in 2002. Then, in its next
game, Christopher Newport stunned fifth-ranked Bridgewater,
16-12, in POMOCO Stadium for the program’s first win over a currently nationally-ranked opponent.
After finishing the regular season 7-2 CNU was awarded a home
NCAA playoff game against Muhlenberg which the Captains won,
24-20.
Then, in 2004, the Captains produced their best record ever at
9-3. Included was a win over nationally-ranked Bridgewater in
the Oyster Bowl, 21-16, giving CNU its second win in two tries in
the charity classic. Then, after receiving an at-large berth in the
NCAA playoffs, CNU captured its first-ever NCAA playoff road victory with a 35-24 win over previously unbeaten, and number five
ranked Salisbury.
After missing the playoffs for the only time in 2005, the Captains
returned in 2006 after capturing their fifth USA South title.
CNU went 8-2 in the regular season, including a 15-10 win over
Matt Kelchner Year-By-Year
Year
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Totals
W
5
6
8
9
6
8
7
49
L
4
5
3
3
4
2
3
25
T
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Pct.
.556
.545
.727
.750
.600
.800
.700
.662
Postseason (Round)
NCAA (1)
NCAA (1)
NCAA (2)
NCAA (2)
NCAA (1)
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Head Coach Matt Kelchner
spent two seasons working with the defensive line, and his units
produced four athletes who earned All-Conference honors.
Throughout his tenure in Williamsburg, Kelchner worked closely
with the squad’s punting and kicking games, which included time
coaching Steve Christie, longtime NFL kicker..
Kelchner and his wife, Kathryn, reside in Yorktown with their
three sons, Grant, Luke and Zeke.
COACHING
STAFF
sixth-ranked Mary HardinBaylor.
In the playoffs, CNU got to
host Washington & Jefferson.
The Captains fell behind 27-0
midway through the third
quarter, but rallied to within
27-23 late in the game before
falling.
In its first seven years of
football Christopher Newport
has posted a 49-25 record. Of
those 74 games an amazing
23 have been against nationally ranked opponents with
CNU winning eight.
Kelchner became the first
head coach in CNU football
history on May 9, 2000.
He then spent the next 16
months dealing with virtually
every aspect of beginning a football program.
He is a native of Covington, Pennsylvania, and is a 1982 graduate of Susquehanna University, where he started as a cornerback
and was the squad’s punter.
In 1982, Kelchner’s coaching career began at Mansfield University (PA) as an assistant. He also served as an assistant at
Dickinson College (PA) before joining the staff at William & Mary
in 1984.
Kelchner spent 16 seasons at William & Mary, rising to the eventual title of Assistant Head Football Coach. Before his departure,
Kelchner served as the recruiting coordinator and offensive backfield coach. He also handled the program’s daily administrative
duties and directed the Tribe Football Camp and Colonial All-Pro
Camp.
Under Kelchner’s leadership, the William & Mary program turned
out four of the top five rushers in school history. Kelchner also
The Kelchner File
PERSONAL
Year at CNU: 8
Birthdate: March 5, 1959
Family: Wife, Kathryn; Children, Grant, Luke,
Zeke
EDUCATION
Susquehanna University ‘82 B.A.
Communications & Theater Arts
PLAYING EXPERIENCE
Susquehanna, 4 years football and track
COACHING EXPERIENCE
1982
Mansfield Univ.
Defensive backs
1983
Dickinson Col.
Defensive backs
1984-00 William & Mary
Asst. Head Coach,
Recruiting Coordinator
2000-
CNU
Head Coach
The Kelchner Log at CNU
On the field accomplishments
2001 - Dixie Conference Coach of the Year
2002 - Dixie Conference Coach of the Year
2003 - Virginia College Coach of the Year (Portsmouth Sports Club)
2004 - College Coach of the Year (Richmond Touchdown Club)
2004 - Runner-Up National Coach of the Year (Division III, Shutt Sports/American Football Monthly
2006 - USA South Coach of the Year
2006 - College Coach of the Year (Richmond Touchdown Club)
2006 - Team wins USA South Sportsmanship Award
Off the field accomplishments
2000-01 - Co-Chair CVC Giving Campaign at CNU
2001-03 - NCAA South Region Playoff Selection Committee
2002 - Contributing Writer for AFCA Summer Manual
2002-03 - Speaker at Virginia High School Coaches Association Summer Convention
2003 - Speaker at Norfolk Spring Football Clinic
2003 - American Football Coaches Association Rules Committee
2003-present - USA Today/AFCA Division III Top 25 Committee
2005-present - AFCA Luncheon Committee
2004-present - AFCA All-American Committee, named South Region chair in 2006
2005 - Speaker Virginia Beach Football Clinic
2005 - AFCA National Luncheon Committee
Other highlights
Since 2002 has brought the Tidewater All-Pro Football Camp to CNU, giving over 1000 participants an opportunity to attend a free camp with numerous NFL players, coaches and administrators.
Brought the University of Virginia Spring Football Clinic to CNU twice.
In 2003 began his team’s “Community Service Day” which has given over 500 hours of free work to the CNU Grounds Department for campus beautification.
Hosted four consecutive “Spring Combines” for area high school rising seniors.
Hosted “Jeff Trickey Quarterback Camps” for the past three summers.
Began the tradition of the “Helping Freshmen Move In” at CNU, in which his team assists freshmen in moving into their residence halls. This now encompasses all fall sports teams.
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Offensive and Defensive Coordinators
Dan Antolik - Associate Head Coach for Offense
Dan Antolik came to CNU
during the period of organizing the brand new program
to assist Head Coach Matt
Kelchner with all the details
of beginning a new team.
He had been a highlysuccessful head coach at
Lafayette High School in
Williamsburg, VA. During
Antolik’s tenure, Lafayette
went 42-8 beginning in 1997
and advanced to the playoffs
each season. His Lafayette
squads won three district
titles and in 1998 went to
the Virginia State Championship.
Antolik’s coaching resume also includes
stops at Hampton University, Bridgewater
College, St. Paul’s College and Salem College. He is a graduate of Fort Lewis College
in Colorado with a Master’s Degree from
Adams State College, also in Colorado.
Since arriving at Christopher Newport,
Antolik has been a major factor in the
PERSONAL
Year at CNU: 8
Birthdate: Oct. 28, 1947
Family: Wife, Jackie
EDUCATION
Ft. Lewis College ‘70, B.A.
Adams St. College ‘73, M.S.
PLAYING EXPERIENCE
Ft. Lewis 4 years
Captains’ amazing, quick, success.
CNU shared all of the first four conference regular season championships in
its history and earned trips to the NCAA
Division III National Playoffs in each year.
Christopher Newport is the only school at
any level in NCAA history to accomplish
that feat.
COACHING EXPERIENCE
1970-71
Mancos H.S.
Head Coach
1971-76
Ft. Lewis
Asst. Coach
1976-78
New Mexico Highlands
Head Coach
1978-80
Salem College
Asst. Coach
1980-81
Currituck (N.C.) H.S.
Athletic Director,
Head Coach
1982-86
St. Paul’s College
Head Coach
1986-91
Bridgewater
Head Coach
1991-95
New Mexico Miltary Inst.
Asst. Coach
1995-96
Hampton Univ.
Asst. Coach
1996-00
Lafayette (Va.) H.S.
Head Coach
2000-
CNU
Asst. Head Coach
Brian Vaganek - Associate Head Coach for Defense
Veteran coach Brian Vaganek begins his second
year as just the second
defensive coordinator in
CNU’s seven-year football
history.
He replaced David Legg
who left to join the staff at
the University of Richmond.
A 1993 graduate of
Temple, where he played
four years as an offensive
lineman and long snapper,
Vaganek began his coaching career at Highland
(Ks.) Community College
Hofstra, from 2000-03 and was most
as defensive line coach.
recently head coach at Maynard Evans
He later served six years on the staff
at William & Mary, along with CNU head H.S. in Florida.
coach Matt Kelchner.
He also coached one year at Fort
Scott (Ks.) C.C. in 1994 and eventually
returned for a two-year stint as head
coach from 2004-05.
Vaganek also spent four seasons at
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PERSONAL
Year at CNU: 2
Birthdate: July 12, 1970
Family: Wife, Jeanette, Children: Brian,
Jr., Julia
EDUCATION
Temple ‘93, Marketing/Business Law
PLAYING EXPERIENCE
Temple 4 years
COACHING EXPERIENCE
1993
Highland (Ks.) C.C.
Defensive line
1994
Fort Scott (Ks.) C.C.
Linebackers
1995-00
William & Mary
Defensive Coordinator, linebackers, defensive line
2000-03
Hofstra
Defensive line
2004-05
Fort Scott (Ks.) C.C.
Head Coach
2006
Maynard Evans (Fla.) H.S.
Defensive Coordinator
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Assistant Coaches
Jonathan Dean
Strength &
Conditioning
Coordinator
Defensive Ends
Todd Faison
Offense/
Quarterbacks
Tommy Fitzgerald
Running Backs
Crush joins the CNU football
coaching staff for his second
year as a student coach after
playing part of a season for
the Captains before an illness
cut short his career. He also
played at the University of
Richmond before transferring to CNU. He’s a native
of Roanoke, Va., where he
was an all-region player at
Glenvar H.S.
A 1999 graduate of James
Madison University, where
he was an all-conference
defensive lineman. Served as
an assistant coach at Bethel
High School in Hampton, his
high school alma mater. Was a
member of the Norfolk Nighthawks Arena Football League
2 team. In his seventh season
with the Captains.
Quite possibly CNU’s top
quarterback ever, Todd Faison
joins the coaching staff as
a student coach after setting many of CNU’s passing
records. Among the marks he
set were for the best passing
completion percentage in a single game (.929), season (.612)
and career (.596). He also set
new marks for passing yards
in a game (331) and a season
(1995) as well as touchdowns
in a game (5).
The first All-American in
Christopher Newport history joins the CNU coaching
staff for his fourth season in
2008. Fitzgerald was named
first team All-American by the
American Football Coaches
Association (AFCA) in 2004
on the offensive line. He was
a four-year starter at center for
CNU and was the long snapper
on almost every play for four
years. He earned first team
All-USA South honors for three
years and second team once.
COACHING
STAFF
Max Crush
Offensive Line/
Tight Ends
PERSONAL
Year at CNU: 2
Birthdate: Jan. 13, 1987
Family: Single
EDUCATION
Christopher Newport University
PLAYING EXPERIENCE
U. of Richmond, 2005
Christopher Newport, 2006
COACHING EXPERIENCE
None
Bob Schmidt
Administrative
Assistant/
Recruiting
Assistant
PERSONAL
Year at CNU: 8
Birthdate: June 22, 1975
Family: Single
PERSONAL
Year at CNU: 1
Birthdate: Dec. 11, 1985
Family: Single
EDUCATION
James Madison Univ. ‘99
PLAYING EXPERIENCE
James Madison, 1994-97
Norfolk Nighthawks, AF2, 2000
COACHING EXPERIENCE
1997-99
James Madison
2000
Bethel H.S.
Defensive line,
Strength & Conditioning
2001-
CNU
Defensive ends,
Strength & Conditioning
EDUCATION
PERSONAL
Year at CNU: 4
Birthdate: Feb. 28, 1983
Family: Single
PLAYING EXPERIENCE
CNU, 4 years
EDUCATION
CNU, Communications
COACHING EXPERIENCE
2008-
CNU Quarterbacks
PLAYING EXPERIENCE
CNU, 4 years, All-American as a
senior
Longtime area high school
coach, with experience at York,
Denbigh, Bayside, Warwick
and Woodside High Schools.
Experienced the start of a
new football program while at
Woodside. Native of Phoebus.
Graduate of Kecoughtan High
COACHING EXPERIENCE
2005-
CNU Offensive line, running backs
School and the University of
Richmond with a Bachelor of
Science Degree in Biology.
Also graduated from the Army’s
Command and General Staff
College with an emphasis in
Military Management. This is
his eighth year at CNU.
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Assistant Coaches
Tyrone Pettaway
Defensive Tackles
Mike Santomauro
Video
Coordinator
Chris Tolbert
Special Teams/
Recruiting
Coordinator/
Linebackers
Tyrone Pettaway joins the
CNU staff for 2008 after
spending the last two seasons
coaching the linebackers at Ft.
Valley State in Georgia. Pettaway is a Newport News native
and 2002 graduate of Woodside High School. He had an
outstanding playing career at
St. Augustine’s College in Raleigh, North Carolina. Playing
linebacker, Pettaway was the
2005 CIAA Defensive Player
of the Year and an All-America
selection.
. Joined the Captains’ staff
in 2001 working with team
filming and editing. Native
of Queens, NY. Graduate
of Tidewater Community
College. Spent 20 years as
a Chief Petty Officer in the
Coast Guard before retiring.
Also serves as an assistant
football coach at Jolliff Middle
School. Daughter Denise is
a CNU graduate. Also has
three grandchildren.
Started a morning TV show
at Joliff, working as a freelance videographer for TV-48
in Chesapeake, Va.
Well known in local high
school coaching circles, Chris
Tolbert enters his third season
with the CNU staff. He’s a Mississippi St. graduate and began his coaching career there
from 1993-97. He has also
coached on the college level
at Copiah-Lincoln J.C. and
Louisburg, where he was most
recently. Among local high
schools Tolbert has coached
at Lafayette, Woodside and
Jamestown.
PERSONAL
Year at CNU: 8
Birthdate: March 29, 1954
Family: Wife, Marian; Children,
Sons, Eric, Nick; daughter, Denise
EDUCATION
Mississippi St. ‘97, Psychology,
Physical Education
PERSONAL
Year at CNU: 1
Birthdate: Oct. 10, 1983
Family: Single
EDUCATION
St. Andrews, ‘05
PLAYING EXPERIENCE
Four-year starter at St. Augustine’s
CIAA Defensive Player of the Year
2005 All-America as a senior in 2005
COACHING EXPERIENCE
2006-07
Fort Valley St.
Linebackers
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EDUCATION
Tidewater C.C. ‘95 Real Estate
PERSONAL
Year at CNU: 3
Birthdate: Aug. 13, 1972
COACHING EXPERIENCE
1993-97
Mississippi St.
Student Asst. Defense
1998-2000 Lafayette H.S.
Special Teams Coordinator
2001
Woodside H.S.
2002-03
Jamestown H.S.
2004
Copiah-Lincoln J.C.
Defensive Line
2005
Louisburg College
Recruiting Coordinator
Strength & Conditioning Coord.
2006
Christopher Newport
Special Teams, Recruit
ing Coord.
Ryan Wenner
Defensive Assistant
Joins coach Matt Kelchner’s
coaching staff as a student
coach after playing for CNU
during the 2006 season but
suffering an injury that ended
his career.
PERSONAL
Year at CNU: 1
Birthdate: Jan. 11, 1988
EDUCATION
COACHING EXPERIENCE
2008-
CNU
Defensive Assistant
Captains 2008
CNU Alphabetical Football Roster 2008
Name
Jason Addie
Miles Ailstock
Scott Arvai*
Jerel Barner
Mario Barnes
LaVon Baylor*
Hakeem Blake
Matthew Bourne
Paul Bresnan
Randell Bronte-Tinkew*
Issac Brown
Dallas Brummell
Daniel Bryant*
Greg Bush
Cole Campbell
Carlos Canales
Chris Chiott*
Anthony Clemons*
Wayne Conner
Tim Cook
Chase Cox
J.T. Crews
Paul Crowley***
Kyle Cummings
Eric Curtis**
Kemp Davis
Robert Davis
Adrin Diggs*
Brian Dillon
Nick Dottellis
Antonio Epps
Patrick Ey
T.J. Foster*
Josh Fredrick
Keith Gaines
Maurice Gaines
Quamaine Giles
Andrew Gillikin
Adam Gooch***
Jay Graham***
Patrick Green*
Ray Grenke*
Kenneth Hall* Al Hammill
Robert Henderson**
Major Hillard***
Jasmond Holiday
Dustin Hornsby
Zack Howell
Matt Johnson*
Malcom Jones
Jacob Kain
Markis Kelly
Tyler Kesper*
Jack King
Mike King
Jay Kirland** Kyle Krupp*
Devin Lam
Ross Lavin
Aaron Lee
Corey Legister
C.J. Leizear
Nick Leonard***
Matt Long**
Quentin Marrow
Lashae McMillian
Daniel Meekins*
Patrick Meredith
ClassPos. Ht.
So. WR 5-9
Fr. LB
5-10
So. DB
5-9
Fr. WR 6-0
Sr. FB
5-10
So. DB
5-9
Fr. RB/LB 5-11
Fr. P
5-11
Fr. DE
6-4
So. DB
5-9
So. DB
5-8
Fr. WR 6-2
So. WR 6-4
Fr. LB
6-0
Fr. LB
6-0
Fr. DL
6-0
So. OL
6-0
So. LB
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Fr. QB 5-11
Fr. LB
6-0
Fr. WR 5-11
Fr. OL
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Sr. OL
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Fr. OL
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Jr. TE
6-4
Fr. TE/LB 6-3
Fr. LB/LS 5-9
So. LB
5-7
Fr. LB
6-2
Fr. SS
5-11
Fr. QB 6-1
Fr. OL
6-1
So. WR 5-10
Fr. LB
6-1
Fr. QB 5-10
Fr. WR 5-9
Fr. DB
5-8
Fr. OL
6-4
Sr. TE
6-1
Sr. K
6-1
So. OL
6-3
So. WR 6-1
So. OL
6-2
Fr. DE
6-0
Jr. RB
5-11
Sr. DT
6-0
Fr. QB 6-3
Fr. OL
6-0
Fr. OL
6-4
So. LB
5-11
Fr. LB
5-11
Fr. DB
5-11
Fr. DB
5-10
So. OL
6-2
Jr. DB
5-10
Fr. LB
6-0
Jr. DB
5-10
So. DL
6-3
Fr. DL
6-2
Fr. RB
5-10
Fr. QB 5-11
Fr. LB
6-0
Fr. QB 5-11
Sr. OL
6-3
Jr. QB 5-9
Fr. SS
5-10
Fr. DB
5-9
So. DB
6-0
Fr. OL
6-2
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240
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210
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220
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205
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250
180
205
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210
285
175
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225
220
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205
175
160
270
190
215
185
255
200
205
180
235
190
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175
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Hometown/High School
Sterling, Va./Dominion
Christiansburg, Va./Christiansburg
Manassas, Va./Osbourn
Midlothian, Va./Manchester
Virginia Beach, Va./Bayside
Tappahannock, Va./Essex
Cardinal, Va./Mathews
Fairfax, Va./Robinson
Yorktown, Va./Tabb
Newport News, Va./Denbigh
Hampton, Va./Hampton
Mechanicsville, Va./Hanover
Lynchburg, Va./Jefferson Forest
Centreville, Va./Westfield
Alexandria, Va./T.C. Williams
Glen Allen, Va./Hermitage
Fredericksburg, Va./James Monroe
Sumerduck, Va./Liberty-Bealeton
Chesapeake, Va./Great Bridge
Moseley, Va./Cosby
Lynchburg, Va./Brookville
Virginia Beach, Va./Landstown
Abingdon, Va./Abingdon
Charlotte, N.C./Clover Hill (Va.)
Fredericksburg, Va./Massaponax
Hampton, Va./Phoebus
Smithfield, Va./Smithfield
Williamsburg, Va,/Jamestown
Spotsylvania, Va./Fork Union
Lawrenceville, Va./Brunswick
Colonial Beach, Va./Colonial Beach
Randolph, Va./Randolph Henry
Germantown, Md./Demascus
Roanoke, Va./Salem
Essex, Va./Essex
Martinsville, Va./Martinsville
Poquoson, Va./Poquoson
Stafford, Va./North Stafford
Powhatan, Va./Powhatan
King William, Va./King William
New Kent, Va./New Kent
Hopewell, Va./Hopewell
Midlothian, Va./Midlothian
Newport News, Va./Warwick
Chesterfield, Va./Manchester
Norfolk, Va./Maury
Woodbridge, Va./Woodbridge
Colonial Heights, Va./Colonial Heights
Charlottesville, Va./Albermarle
Manassas, Va./Osbourn Park
Hampton, Va./Tabb
Sterling, Va./Park View-Sterling
Springfield, Va./Robert E. Lee
Virginia Beach, Va./Kellam
Virginia Beach, Va./Cox
Hampton, Va./Kecoughtan
Richmond, Va./Highland Springs
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Ben Moody Peter Morgan*
Chris Nickle*
Tunde Ogun*
Bryan Oliver*
Jeremiah Ortega
Deshaun Parker***
Erik Patterson
David Pearce
Will Perez
Jake Preli**
Myles Reid*
Justin Reidelbach
Alex Robinson***
Ryan Rusbuldt*
Tyler Saupe
Zack Schindler**
Bobby Scruggs*
Justin Simmons
Gabe Smith
Tony Spradlin*
Zach Stern
Brian Stroup***
Jurrand Summerville
Kenneth Tappan***
Dominik Taylor* Corey Thacker
Mike Thomas***
Lawrence Thompson
Byron Tibbets
Jermando Towler
Justin Tutt
Bryan Vaughan*
Trevor Wagner***
Patrick Warthen**
Dayn Washburn
Carlton Watson
Ryan Wever*
Nate Williams***
James Willson
Kevin Wilson
Jr.
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RB
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TE
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TE
RB
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QB
RB
WR
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WR
LB
DE
TE
LB
TE
DB
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DB
DL
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5-11
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6-2
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6-1
5-10
5-11
6-0
6-0
6-4
5-11
6-5
5-10
6-0
6-1
6-2
5-8
5-10
6-2
5-9
5-11
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255
216
218
210
285
230
190
180
205
250
200
230
190
285
190
270
255
225
185
175
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270
270
280
185
190
220
160
260
180
180
190
248
240
225
175
160
208
170
295
Burke, Va./Robinson
Midlothian, Va./Clover Hill
Richmond, Va./Douglas Freeman
Norfolk, Va./Maury
Portsmouth, Va./Norcom
Catharpin, Va./Battlefield
Alexandria, Va./West Potomac
Chester , Va./L.C. Bird
Warrenton, Va./Faquier
Warrenton, Va./Liberty-Bealeton
Windsor, Va./Windsor
Burke, Va./Robinson
Chesterfield, Va./Cosby
Verona, Va./Fort Defiance
Centreville, Va./Chantilly
Lanexa, Va./New Kent
Salem, Va./Salem
Yorktown, Va./Knob Noster (Mo.)
Newport News, Va./Woodside
Yorktown, Va./York
Yorktown, Va./Tabb
Haymarket, Va./Battlefield
Washington, D.C./Carroll
Chesapeake, Va./Hickory
Williamsburg, Va./Lafayette
Springfield, Va./Annandale
Gambrills, Md./South River
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64
42
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40
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11
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Name
T.J. Foster*
Dominik Taylor* Tony Spradlin*
Jay Kirland** Keith Gaines
C.J. Leizear
Antonio Epps
Jasmond Holiday
Adrin Diggs*
Jermando Towler
Matt Long**
Jay Graham***
Scott Arvai*
Daniel Meekins*
Corey Thacker
Greg Bush
Aaron Lee
Wayne Conner
Mike Thomas***
Markis Kelly
Randell Bronte-Tinkew*
Tunde Ogun*
Jacob Kain
Nick Dottellis
Quamaine Giles
Lashae McMillian
Lawrence Thompson
Chase Cox
Ryan Wever*
Issac Brown
Brian Dillon
Myles Reid*
Mario Barnes
Jack King
Jerel Barner
Hakeem Blake
Gabe Smith
Bryan Vaughan*
Quentin Marrow
Carlton Watson
Corey Legister
Miles Ailstock
Ross Lavin
Alex Robinson***
Robert Henderson**
James Willson
Jake Preli**
Bryan Oliver*
LaVon Baylor*
Anthony Clemons*
Nate Williams***
Patrick Green*
Robert Davis
Matt Johnson*
Mike King
Chris Nickle*
Dayn Washburn
Will Perez
Paul Crowley***
Bobby Scruggs*
Trevor Wagner***
Josh Fredrick
Tim Cook
Peter Morgan*
Nick Leonard***
Patrick Ey
Carlos Canales
Dustin Hornsby
Devin Lam
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ClassPos. Ht.
So. WR 5-10
So. DB
5-10
Jr. WR 5-9
Jr. DB
5-10
Fr. QB 5-10
Fr. QB 5-11
Fr. QB 6-1
Fr. QB 6-3
So. LB
5-7
Fr. WR 5-11
Jr. QB 5-9
Sr. K
6-1
So. DB
5-9
So. DB
6-0
Fr. QB 5-11
Fr. LB
6-0
Fr. QB 5-11
Fr. QB 5-11
Sr. RB
6-0
Fr. DB
5-10
So. DB
5-9
Jr. RB
6-0
Fr. DB
5-11
Fr. SS
5-11
Fr. DB
5-8
Fr. DB
5-9
Fr. WR 6-0
Fr. WR 5-11
So. DB
5-10
So. DB
5-8
Fr. LB
6-2
So. RB
5-8
Sr. FB
5-10
Jr. DB
5-10
Fr. WR 6-0
Fr. RB/LB 5-11
Fr. RB
5-8
So. LB
5-10
Fr. SS
5-10
Fr. DB
5-8
Fr. LB
6-0
Fr. LB
5-10
Fr. RB
5-10
Sr. DB
6-2
Jr. RB
5-11
Fr. DB
5-9
Jr. RB
5-9
So. DE
5-11
So. DB
5-9
So. LB
5-10
Sr. DE
6-2
So. OL
6-3
Fr. LB/LS 5-9
So. LB
5-11
Fr. LB
6-0
So. LB
5-11
Fr. LB
6-2
Fr. LB
5-11
Sr. OL
6-1
So. DL
6-5
Sr. DE
6-0
Fr. LB
6-1
Fr. LB
6-0
So. DE
6-1
Sr. OL
6-3
Fr. OL
6-1
Fr. DL
6-0
Fr. OL
6-0
Fr. DL
6-2
Wt.
140
185
175
185
180
190
175
195
165
180
185
210
170
180
190
205
180
170
220
160
160
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175
195
158
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160
180
160
150
218
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240
190
190
210
185
190
180
175
235
225
205
190
220
170
250
210
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220
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285
205
180
215
216
225
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250
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250
190
255
280
327
255
265
200
Hometown/High School
Randolph, Va./Randolph Henry
Yorktown, Va./Tabb
Salem, Va./Salem
Woodbridge, Va./Woodbridge
Roanoke, Va./Salem
Sterling, Va./Park View-Sterling
Lawrenceville, Va./Brunswick
Virginia Beach, Va./Kellam
Richmond, Va./Highland Springs
Haymarket, Va./Battlefield
Sumerduck, Va./Liberty-Bealeton
Washington, D.C./Carroll
Spotsylvania, Va./Fork Union
Martinsville, Va./Martinsville
Hampton, Va./Kecoughtan
Moseley, Va./Cosby
Hampton, Va./Hampton
Williamsburg, Va,/Jamestown
Warrenton, Va./Liberty-Bealeton
Virginia Beach, Va./Bayside
Norfolk, Va./Maury
Cardinal, Va./Mathews
Lanexa, Va./New Kent
Chesapeake, Va./Hickory
Virginia Beach, Va./Cox
Hampton, Va./Tabb
Christiansburg, Va./Christiansburg
Windsor, Va./Windsor
Gambrills, Md./South River
Warrenton, Va./Faquier
Norfolk, Va./Maury
Tappahannock, Va./Essex
Fredericksburg, Va./James Monroe
Springfield, Va./Annandale
Midlothian, Va./Clover Hill
Chester , Va./L.C. Bird
Centreville, Va./Chantilly
Williamsburg, Va./Lafayette
Germantown, Md./Demascus
Chesapeake, Va./Great Bridge
Burke, Va./Robinson
Springfield, Va./Robert E. Lee
Colonial Beach, Va./Colonial Beach
Charlottesville, Va./Albermarle
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Zach Stern
Tyler Kesper*
Ben Moody Malcom Jones
J.T. Crews
Kenneth Tappan***
Brian Stroup***
Chris Chiott*
Kemp Davis
Patrick Meredith
Kenneth Hall* Byron Tibbets
Ryan Rusbuldt*
Andrew Gillikin
Zack Howell
Kyle Cummings
Zack Schindler**
Jeremiah Ortega
Justin Tutt
Eric Curtis**
Maurice Gaines
Ray Grenke*
Jason Addie
Adam Gooch***
Justin Simmons
David Pearce
Cole Campbell
Dallas Brummell
Daniel Bryant*
Erik Patterson
Justin Reidelbach
Tyler Saupe
Major Hillard***
Al Hammill
Patrick Warthen**
Paul Bresnan
Kyle Krupp*
Matthew Bourne
Deshaun Parker***
Kevin Wilson
Jurrand Summerville
So.
So.
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Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
So.
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Fr.
Fr.
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LB
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DE
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DL
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6-2
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5-11
6-3
6-1
6-2
6-0
6-3
6-2
6-2
6-4
6-2
6-4
6-4
6-5
6-3
6-1
6-5
6-4
5-9
6-1
5-9
6-1
6-4
6-2
6-0
6-2
6-4
6-1
6-1
5-11
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6-0
6-1
6-4
6-3
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6-2
5-11
6-6
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250
205
245
280
270
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225
180
185
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215
190
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190
260
225
240
220
255
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230
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270
Yorktown, Va./Knob Noster (Mo.)
Lynchburg, Va./Brookville
Yorktown, Va./York
Newport News, Va./Woodside
Fredericksburg, Va./Massaponax
Burke, Va./Robinson
Poquoson, Va./Poquoson
Abingdon, Va./Abingdon
Verona, Va./Fort Defiance
Portsmouth, Va./Norcom
Charlotte, N.C./Clover Hill (Va.)
Essex, Va./Essex
Powhatan, Va./Powhatan
Sterling, Va./Dominion
Alexandria, Va./West Potomac
Lynchburg, Va./Jefferson Forest
Catharpin, Va./Battlefield
Chesterfield, Va./Cosby
Midlothian, Va./Midlothian
Yorktown, Va./Tabb
Colonial Heights, Va./Colonial Heights
Fairfax, Va./Robinson
Captains 2008
Squad Breakdown
By Class
Freshmen - 57
Miles Ailstock
Jerel Barner
Hakeem Blake
Matthew Bourne
Paul Bresnan
Dallas Brummell
Greg Bush
Cole Campbell
Carlos Canales
Wayne Connor
Tim Cook
Chase Cox
J.T. Crews
Kyle Cummings
Kemp Davis
Brian Dillon
Nick Dottellis
Antonio Epps
Patrick Ey
Josh Frederick
Keith Gaines
Maurice Gaines
Quamaine Giles
Andrew Gillikin
Al Hammill
Jasmond Holiday
Dustin Hornsby
Zach Howell
Malcolm Jones
Jacob Kain
Markis Kelly
Mike King
Devin Lam
Ross Lavin
Aaron Lee
Corey Legister
C.J. Leizear
Quentin Marrow
Lashae McMillan
Patrick Meredith
Jeremiah Ortega
Erik Patterson
David Pearce
Justin Reidelbach
Tyler Saupe
Justin Simmons
Gabe Smith
Jurrand Summerville
Corey Thacker
Lawrence Thompson
Byron Tibbets
Jermando Towler
Justin Tutt
Dayn Washburn
Carlton Watson
James Willson
Kevin Wilson
84
13
47
22
30
88
72
48
9
1
50
83
75
51
66
95
14
59
53
46
32
77
56
65
2
38
29
Jason Addie
Scott Arvai
LaVon Baylor
Randell Bronte-Tinkiew
Issac Brown
Daniel Bryant
Chris Chiott
Anthony Clemmons
Adrin Diggs
T.J Foster
Patrick Green
Ray Grenke
Kenneth Hall
Matt Johnson
Tyler Kesper
Kyle Krupp
Daniel Meekins
Peter Morgan
Chris Nickle
Bryan Oliver
Myles Reid
Ryan Rusbuldt
Bobby Scruggs
Zach Stern
Dominik Taylor
Bryan Vaughan
Ryan Wever
Juniors - 22
81
44
34
4
11
67
23
45
79
3
93
Eric Curtis
Robert Henderson
Jack King
Jay Kirland
Matt Long
Ben Moody
Tunde Ogun
Jake Preli
Zach Schindler
Tony Spradlin
Patrick Warthen
Pronunciation Guide
Scott Arvai........................................ R-vy
Jerel Barner...................................... juh-RELL
Randell Bronte-Tinkiew.................... BRON-tay TINK-q
Dallas Brummell............................... bruh-MELL
Carlos Canales................................. can-AL-us
Christopher Chiott............................ SHOT
Adrin Diggs....................................... AY-drin
Nick Dottellis..................................... duh-TELL-us
Patrick Ey......................................... Eye
Quamaine Giles................................ kwah-MANE
Ray Grenke...................................... GREN-key
Major Hillard..................................... HILL-urd
Jasmond Holiday.............................. JAZZ-mund
Jay Kirland........................................ KUR-land
C.J. Leizear...................................... luh-ZEER
Tunde Ogun...................................... TUNE-day OH-gun
Jake Preli.......................................... PREE-lie
Justin Reidelbach............................. RIDE-l-bok
Ryan Rusbuldt.................................. RUS-bolt
Tyler Saupe...................................... saw-PAY
Jurrand............................................. jur-AND
Patrick Warthen................................ WAR-thin
Ryan Wever...................................... WEE-ver
2008
SEASON
41
35
36
96
94
87
17
87
62
19
58
28
69
78
73
31
25
7
61
58
5
82
26
77
92
8
63
78
68
24
21
52
64
42
18
40
6
39
27
74
79
89
86
90
90
85
37
99
16
28
76
10
80
54
39
44
98
Sophomores - 27
Coaching Staff
Dan Antolik....................................... an-TOE-lik
Matt Kelchner................................... KELCH-ner
Brian Vaganek.................................. vuh-GANN-ek
Mike Santomauro............................. santo-MOR-o
Support Staff
Lacey Nordsiden (Football Trainer... NORD-seed-n
Lou Serio (Equipment Manager)...... SEER-ee-oh
Francis Tommasino (Radio).............. tom-uh-SEEN-oh
POMOCO Stadium........................... puh-MOH-coh
Seniors - 11
33
55
85
12
91
60
97
43
71
70
20
57
49
Mario Barnes
Paul Crowley
Adam Gooch
Jay Graham
Major Hillard
Nick Leonard
DeShaun Parker
Alex Robinson
Brian Stroup
Kenneth Tappan
Mike Thomas
Trevor Wagner
Nate Williams
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The success of the Christopher
Newport University football program
continued in 2007, and the Captains
are setting their sights on 2008. Matt
Kelchner’s program has produced
seven straight winning seasons, a
string the head coach intends to
continue.
“We’ve accomplished a lot, but
there’s always more work to do,”
Kelchner said as training camp got
started in August. “Our goals and
expectations continue to rise, and
you have to do more and more to
reach them. We’re going to work
very hard again this year to get
there.”
The accomplishments of the CNU
football program speak for themselves: five conference co-championships, five NCAA Tournament
appearances, a 49-25 overall record
in seven seasons since the inception of the football program, and a
37-8 mark in USA South Conference
games..
CNU’s squad in 2008 will be an
interesting mix of veterans and
newcomers. 116 players reported
on August 13th, almost sixty who
are returning to the team and almost
sixty newcomers.
“Looking at our roster at the
beginning of camp, we can find
experience at every position on the
field except quarterback,” Kelchner
continued. “That’s a lot more experience than we had last year across
the board. There will be some great
competition during August for playing time and I know right now we’ll
have a real battle for the quarterback spot during our camp.”
Kelchner, who will work personally
with the quarterbacks, had 11 players trying out for the job as camp
began. The only returning player in
the mix happens to be a two-time all
conference defensive player, Matt
Long.
“Matt showed us a lot during
spring workouts,” Kelchner said.
“He knows the system and played
quarterback in high school. We’ve
got some guys who can take his
spot on defense, so Matt is certainly
an option.”
The 2008 Captains will likely be
strongest in the backfield on offense. Kelchner expects to have
three backs returning who have
seen signifigant playing time (Tunde
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Ogun, Mario Barnes and Mike
Thomas).
On the defensive side, CNU’s
strength will be on the line. Those
returning include eight defensive
linemen with plenty of game experience. The group includes Nathan
Williams and DeShaun Parker.
On special teams, kicker Jay Graham was an all conference selection
last year, and will likely take over
punting duties as well in 2008.
Christopher Newport will again
play a formidable non-conference
schedule. The Captains have added
Wesley and Wilkes for 2008, and
will also tangle with Salisbury once
again.
“They’re three very good programs,” Kelchner said. “We always
want to play the best that’s out there
and we’ll again get a good idea very
early just how good we are.”
The Captains, coming off a 7-3
season in 2007, finished 6-1 in the
USA South behind only North Carolina Wesleyan.. CNU will open USA
South play in 2008 at Shenandoah
on the first Saturday of October.
“The league continues to improve,”
Kelchner continued. “I think just
about every coach has improved
their non-conference schedule. I really believe you could see more than
one team in the NCAA Tournament
come November.”
Here is a position-by-position preview of the 2008 Captains:
OFFENSE
Quarterback: Again, the biggest
question mark. Matt Long, a junior
who hasn’t played offense since
high school, impressed the coaching
staff during spring workouts. Long
has been a standout defensive back
the last two years at CNU. He will
see stiff competition for the job from
many newcomers.
Backfield: An abundance of options. Tunde Ogun and Mike Thomas
both put up great numbers in 2007,
and could again prove to be a
formidable duo. The fullbacks also
have plenty of experience with Mario
Barnes and Jake Preli back for 2008.
By far the most experienced area of
the program.
Receivers: CNU returns only two
players with significant playing time.
WR Tony Spradlin, who also returns
kicks, and tight end Adam Gooch will
be joined by several new faces to
form the receiving corps. Whoever
emerges at quarterback will have
many new faces competing for balls
thrown their way.
Offensive Line: Starters Paul Crowley and Nick Leonard return to anchor the line. Several others returning have game experience and will
challenge for the three other spots.
With a stable of solid running backs,
it’s imperative the offensive line gel
early in 2008 to establish a strong
running attack and take pressure off
an inexperienced passing game.
DEFENSE
Defensive Line: Another very strong
area for the Captains. CNU has numerous returning linemen for 2008,
and will likely be very strong up front.
DeShaun Parker, Nathan Williams,
and Trevor Wagner lead the cast of
strong and fast returning players.
Linebackers: Christopher Newport
will also have plenty of options in
the linebacking corps. Jay Kirland,
Bryan Vaughan, and Adrin Diggs are
returning starters from 2007, and
have excelled in game situations.
Secondary: Most likely the area of
greatest concern on the defensive
side. With Matt Long focusing on
playing quarterback, CNU will rely on
some newcomers to step forward.
Randall Bronte-Tinkew emerged in
2007 and was starting by the end
of the season. He will be joined by
several returners who saw limited
time in 2007. They will need to step
into larger roles quickly to complete
the defense.
SPECIAL TEAMS
The Captains have Jay Graham
back to continue as kicker. Graham
has been very reliable and will likely
take on punting duties in 2008.
Tony Spradlin will likely again return punts after assuming that role
in 2007, and Dominik Taylor also
returns to bring back kicks.
OVERVIEW
Christopher Newport heads into
2008 with several question marks,
but also a solid group of returning
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players. The always-tough early season schedule will not be very forgiving, and Matt Kelchner’s squad will
need to come together early.
The defense figures to be steady,
while the offense will need to mature
quickly on the line and at quarterback if the Captains are to continue
their great success.
CNU Picked to Win
in USA South
2008
SEASON
Following a year in which, for the second time
in six seasons, Christopher Newport was not
picked to win the USA South championship
in the annual poll of conference coaches, the
Captains are back on top.
The poll, released at the league’s annual
media day, has CNU getting five of a possible
seven first place votes.
USA South Pre-Season Poll
1.CNU
(5)
47
2.Ferrum
(2)
40
3.Maryville
39
4.N.C. Wesleyan (1)
30
5.Methodist
28
6.Shenandoah
20
7.Greensboro
11
8.Averett
9
Stacy Whiting
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Meet the Captains - Veterans
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33
Scott
Mario
Arvai
Barnes
DB
Senior, 5-10, 240
Bayside H.S.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Sophomore, 5-9, 170
Manassas, Va.
Osbourn H.S.
2007 - Freshman Season - Saw action in five of the Captains’
ten contests, including the last four in a row...Had a solo tackle
against N.C. Wesleyan and added assists in the Ferrum and
Averett contests.
AT OSBOURN - Named second team all-Cedar Run District at
both wide receiver and defensive back as a senior after earning
honorable mention honors in his sophomore season...Also second
team all-area for coach Steve Schultze as well as team captain...
The Eagles won the Division 6 State Championship...He had 34
receptions for 597 yards and eight touchdowns along with 45
tackles, two interceptions and a blocked field goal...Also played
basketball...An Honor Roll member for four years, SCA Vice President, co-Editor-in-Chief of the school newspaper...Also a Peer
Mentor and a volunteer referee.
PERSONAL - Scott Matthew Arvai was born Dec. 20, 1988 in
Fairfax, Va...He is the son of Jay and Maureen Arvai and is majoring in Communications...His father played football at Richmond
from 1976-80 and brother Kevin, 22, played football at Lycoming
from 2004-06...Also has a sister Shannon, 17.
Defensive
Year GP UT AT
2007 5
1 2
Arvai’s Career Stats
Tot TFL Sacks
3
0
0
Int.
0
PB FF FR
0 0 0
2007 - Junior Season - Earned second team all-USA South
honors...Caught a total of 12 passes including two each against
Rowan, Salisbury, Maryville and Methodist...Picked up 28 yards
in the Maryville contest, 19 versus Methodist and 16 against
Rowan...Also gained 23 yards on five carries versus Averett and
scored a touchdown in the season finale at Ferrum on a fumble
recovery.
2006 - Sophomore Season - Had 14 yards in CNU’s win over
Shenandoah on just three carries...Also had one carry for five
yards in the season-opener versus Rowan...Caught one pass
each in games with Shenandoah, Greensboro, N.C. Wesleyan
and in the NCAA playoff game with Washington & Lee. The latter
was for 16 yards...Also returned three kickoffs for a total of 43
yards.
2005 - Freshman Season - Saw action in the Maryville contest
but did not register any stats.
AT BAYSIDE - Second team All-Beach District as a linebacker...
Played for coach Darnell Moore...A member of the National Honor
Society, Honor Roll and had perfect attendance.
PERSONAL - Mario DeShaun Barnes was born Oct. 2, 1987 in
Prince Georges County, Md....Son of Mario and Vikki Barnes...
Majoring in Psychology...Has a brother Antonio, 16 and a sister
Chelsea, 17.
Barnes’ Career Stats
Rushing
Year GP Att. Net Ave. TD Long Ave/G
2005 1
0 0
0.0
0
0
0.0
2006 11
8 23
2.9
0
7
2.1
2007 10 10 29
2.9
1
8
2.9
Career22 18 51
2.8
1
8
2.3
Receiving
Year G No. Yds Ave. TD Long Ave/G
2005 1
0
0 0.0
0
0
0.0
2006 11
4
25 6.3
0
16
2.3
2007 10 12
91 7.6
0
17
9.1
Career22 16 116 7.3
0
17
5.3
Kickoff Returns
2005 1
0
0 0.0
0
0
0.0
2006 11
3
43 14.3
0
20
3.9
2007 10
0
0 0.0
0
0
0.0
Career22
3
43 14.3
0
20
1.9
16
FB
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LaVon
Randell
Baylor
Bronte-Tinkiew
DB
Sophomore, 5-9, 160
Denbigh H.S.
Newport News, Va.
Sophomore, 5-9, 178
Essex H.S.
Tappahannock, Va.
Baylor’s Career Stats
Tot TFL Sacks
0
0
0
Int.
0
2007 - Freshman Season - Missed the season’s first three
games but then saw action in all seven the rest of the way...Had a
total of four tackles against Ferrum, including two solos and added
one solo and two assists in the Averett game...Forced a fumble
versus Methodist and had an interception in the Ferrum game.
AT DENBIGH - Chosen first team all-Peninsula District in his
senior year...Also played soccer and ran track...A member of the
National Honor Society, on the Honor Roll and an Honors graduate...Also a Peer Mediator and volunteered at a soup kitchen and
the Relay for Life.
PERSONAL - Randell William Bronte-Tinkiew was born Jan.
14, 1989 in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago...He’s majoring in
Business and is the son of William and Myrtle Bronte-Tinkiew...
Has a brother Randy, 22.
PB FF FR
0 0 0
Bronte-Tinkiew’s Career Stats
Defensive
Year GP UT AT
2007 7
5 4
Tot TFL Sacks
9
0
0
Int.
1
PB FF FR
0 1 0
Jesse Hutcheson
Mario Barnes
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PLAYER
PROFILES
2007 - Freshman Season - Saw action in the Averett contest
with no stats.
AT ESSEX - Second team all-region and first team all-Northern
Neck District as a senior for coach Todel Jones whose team won
the district championship...Also a second team all-district choice
as a junior...That year he made 14 catches for 420 yards and
three TDs, as well as having four interceptions and three more as
a senior.
PERSONAL - LaVon Der Au Michael Baylor was born Aug.
2, 1988 in Tappahannock, Va...The son of Richard and Yvonne
Baylor is a Sociology major...His older brother Ramarcus, 21, also
played football at CNU.
Defensive
Year GP UT AT
2007 1
0 0
DB
48
88
Anthony
DANIEL
Bryant
Clemons
WR
Sophomore, 5-10, 220
James Monroe H.S.
Fredericksburg, Va.
Sophomore, 6-4, 215
Jefferson Forest H.S.
Lynchburg, Va.
2007 - Freshman Season - Saw action against Shenandoah
and Averett with no stats recorded.
AT JEFFERSON FOREST - Earned second team all-state honors in his senior season, along with first team all-region and first
team all-Seminole District accolades...Also first team all-area for
coach Don Rice.
PERSONAL - Daniel Lewis Bryant was born March 27, 1989 in
Bedford, Va...He is majoring in History and is the son of Todd and
Fay Bryant...Has a brother Allen, 23.
Bryant’s Career Stats
Receiving
Year G No. Yds Ave.
2007 2
0
0 0.0
LB
TD Long Ave/G
0
0
0.0
2007 - Freshman Season - Had four solo tackles against Salisbury and added three assists versus Shenandoah, including a
tackle for a loss, and two in the Mary Hardin-Baylor game.
AT COLONIAL FORGE - Named honorable mention all-Battlefield District and all-area...Played for coach Rich Serbay...Won
the Tuffy Hicks Spirit Scholarship and the Rick Maynard Memorial
Award for Academic and Athletic Excellence...A James Monroe
Scholar.
PERSONAL - Anthony A. Clemmons was born Aug. 31, 1989 in
Fairfax, Va...He’s the son of Anthony and Tonie Clemons and has
has not yet picked a major...Has a sister Antiya, 22.
Clemons’ Career Stats
Defensive
Year GP UT AT
2007 7
7 6
Tot TFL Sacks
13 1/1
0
Int.
0
PB FF FR
0 0 0
72
55
Chris
Chiott
OL
PAUL
Crowley
Sophomore, 6-0, 290
Hermitage H.S.
Glen Allen, Va.
2007 - Freshman Season - Saw action in the Shenandoah and
Averett games.
AT HERMITAGE - A second team all-Colonial District selection
for coach Patrick Kane...The team won the district title...An Honor
Roll student.
PERSONAL - Christopher Louis Chiott was born Oct. 8, 1988 in
Dallas, Texas...He is the son of Jeff Chiott and Melissa Lign and is
an Information Science major.
18
OL
Senior, 6-1, 250
Landstown H.S.
Virginia Beach, Va.
2007 - Junior Season - A regular on the offensive line playing in
all ten games.
2006 - Sophomore Season - Played in three games, against
Rowan, Greensboro and Maryville.
Chowan games with no recorded stats.
AT LANDSTOWN - Earned second team All-State honors as a
senior playing for coach Chris Beatty’s state championship team...
Was also first team All-Eastern Region, first team All-Beach District and first team All-Tidewater...In addition to winning the 2004
state title, the team was Virginia runner-up in 2003...Also MVP
of the baseball team one year...All-Academic team member as a
senior...A member of the Latin Club and DECA...Scorekeeper for
the Green Run Little League.
PERSONAL - Paul Samuel Crowley was born June 21, 1987 in
Midland, Texas...History major...Son of Peter Crowley and Charlotte Inman...Has two bothers, Nathan, 24 and Kevin, 19.
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T.J.
ERIC
Curtis
TE
Curtis’ Career Stats
TD
0
0
0
Long
0
6
6
2007 - Freshman Season - Had three receptions against Averett
for a total of 28 yards and a touchdown...Also two catches for 30
yards, including a TD, against Mary Hardin-Baylor
AT RANDOLPH HENRY - Named honorable mention all-state as
a wide receiver in his senior year when he was also second team
all-region and first team all-James River District...As a junior he
was honorable mention all-region and first team all-district wide
receiver and second team defensive back...Also second team
all-district wide receiver as a sophomore...Played for coach Joe
Freeland...Also played basketball.
PERSONAL - Tarvin Jae Foster was born Oct. 9, 1988 in Randolph, Va., and has not yet chosen a major...He’s the son of Jonathan and Hilda Foster...Has two brothers, Devin, 25 and Mike,
32...Devin played football at Virginia Union and Guilford.
Foster’s Career Stats
Ave/G
0.0
1.0
0.9
Receiving
Year GP No. Net Ave. TD Long Ave/G
2007 6
5 58 11.6
2
27
9.7
Rushing
2007 6
1 -23 -23.0
0 -23
-3.8
9
Frank Stewart
ADRIN
DIGGS
LB
Sophomore, 5-7, 165
Smithfield H.S.
Smithfield, Va.
2007 - Freshman Season - Named USA South Defensive Rookie of the Year and second team all-conference at linebacker...
Had two straight games in which he had six solo tackles, against
Maryville and Methodist...Added four assists in the Maryville contest and two versus Methodist...Also had three unassisted tackles
in games with Rowan, Mary Hardin-Baylor and Ferrum and four
assists against Rowan and Mary Hardin-Baylor...A total of 6.5
tackles for loss with 3.5 versus Maryville and three sacks including
two in the Methodist game...Recovered a fumble and broke up a
pass versus Averett
AT SMITHFIELD - Second team all-state as a senior as well as
first team all-region and first team all-Bay Rivers District...Played
in the Virginia High School Coaches Association (VHSCA) all-star
game...Played for coach Chris Fraser and was also a wrestler.
PERSONAL - Adrin K. Diggs was born Oct. 8, 1988 in Smithfield, Va...He’s the son of Arthur and Karen Diggs...Has two brothers, Averyl, 21 and his twin, Adron, 19.
Diggs’ Career Stats
Defensive
Year GP UT AT
2007 9 24 20
Tot TFL Sacks
446.5/20 3/16
Int.
0
PB FF FR
1 0 1
Adrin Diggs (9)
19
PLAYER
PROFILES
2007 - Sophomore Season - Caught a pass for six yards
against nationally-ranked Mary Hardin-Baylor and also returned a
kickoff six yards in that games.
2006 - Freshman Season - Played in the Ferrum game but did
not record any stats.
AT CLOVER HILL - A four-year player for coach Sean O’Hara...
Also played basketball and baseball...Won the Principal’s Leadership Award.
PERSONAL - Eric Scott Curtis was born Oct. 20, 1987 in Charlotte, N.C....He’s majoring in Communications Studies and is the
son of Dave and Terry Curtis...Has two brothers, Kevin, 23 and
Brian, 18...His grandfather was an All-American defensive end at
Ohio State in the 1940s.
No. Yds Ave.
0 0 0.0
1 6 6.0
1 6 6.0
WR
Randolph Henry H.S.
Randolph, Va.
Junior, 6-4, 230
Clover Hill (Va.) H.S.
Charlotte, N.C.
Receiving
Year GP
2006 1
2007 6
Career7
Foster
85
12
Adam
Jay
Gooch
Graham
TE
Senior, 6-1, 210
Osbourn H.S.
Manassas, Va.
Senior, 6-1, 245
Hermitage H.S.
Glen Allen, Va.
2007 - Junior Season - Had two receptions each against Methodist, N.C. Wesleyan and Ferrum...The two in the Ferrum game
were for a total of 47 yards.
2006 - Sophomore Season - Caught passes against Salisbury
(for nine yards) and Ferrum (an 18-yard catch)...Also made two
solo and two assisted tackles.
2005 - Freshman Season - Played in four CNU contests in his
rookie year...Did not have any statistics.
AT HERMITAGE - Earned second team All-Region and first team
All-Colonial District honors as a senior playing for coach Patrick
Kane...Received the Athletic Director’s Award for Special Achievement...Hermitage’s Outstanding Lineman in 2004...The Patriots
were Colonial District champions and regional runners-up in his
senior year...Team MVP and co-captain in baseball...Named to the
Richmond Times-Dispatch All-Metro team as a senior...A football
All-Academic All-Region and All-District member...A member of
the National Honor Society, BETA and the Spanish National Honor
Society.
PERSONAL - Adam Jeffrey Gooch was born April 21, 1987 in
Mechanicsburg, Pa...Majoring in Business Marketing...Son of Jeff
and Andi Gooch...Has a sister Susanna, 18...Gooch is part of a
football-rich family...His father, Jeff, played football for Clarion University... Two uncles, Dave and Doug Gooch, played football for
Westminster College...His grandfather, Ned Hoffmeister, played
football for Lebanon Valley College, and his great-uncle, Jerry
Johnson, played football for Bud Wilkerson at Oklahoma.
Gooch’s Career Stats
Defensive
Year GP UT AT Tot TFL Sacks
2005 4 0 0
0
0
0
2006 11 2 2
4
0
0
2007 9 0 0
0
0
0
Career24 2 2
4
0
0
Receiving
Year GP No. Yds Ave. TD Long
2005 4
0 0 0.0 0
0
2006 11 2 27 13.5 0
18
2007 9
8 116 14.5 0
24
Career24 10 143 14.3 0
24
20
Int. PB FF FR
0
0
0 0
0
0
0 0
0
0
0 0
0
0
0 0
Ave/G
0.0
2.5
12.9
6.0
K
2007 - Junior Season - Had the most outstanding year ever for
a kicker at CNU...Earned first team all-USA South honors after a
year in which he made eight of his nine field goal attempts and 34
of 35 PATs...Hit three field goals and two extra points to help lift
the Captains to a 23-17 win over tenth-ranked Rowan in the season opener...Set a school record with a 45-yard field goal against
Greensboro, and then broke his own mark with a 46-yarder in the
Averett game.
2006 - Sophomore Season - Hit three of six field goal attempts,
including a career-long 39-yarder against Shenandoah...Also
added field goals against Mary Hardin-Baylor and Salisbury...
Connected on 33 of 37 PAT attempts, just one short of the CNU
record...Made five of six three times, against Maryville, Averett
and Ferrum...Also handled quite a bit of CNU’s kickoff duties with
16 kickoffs.
2005 - Freshman Season - Became one of CNU’s two primary
field goal kickers and PAT specialists in his first season with the
team...Made four of seven FG attempts...Booted two against
Chowan and one each versus Salisbury and Shenandoah...On
PAT’s he was 21-24, with five against Chowan and four each in
games with Greensboro and Methodist...Also the kickoff specialist, averaging 52.6 yards on 47 kicks...A member of the USA
South All-Academic team.
AT OSBOURN - Named second team All-State kicker in his senior year...Also first team All-Northwestern Region that year...First
team All-Cedar Run District for three years...First team Washington Post All-Extra twice and Honorable Mention Washington Post
All-Metro...Made 16 of 23 field goals in his career and averaged
38 yards per punt.
PERSONAL - James Anthony Graham was born Nov. 25, 1986
in Manassas, Va...Son of Dennis and Helen Graham...His major is
Biology...Has a sister Emily, 17.
Graham’s Career Stats
Kicking
Year GP PAT FG 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
2005 9 21-24 4-7
0-0
2-4
2-3
0-0
0-0
2006 11 33-37 3-6
0-0
1-1
2-3
0-0
0-0
2007 10 34-35 8-9
1-1
3-3
2-2
2-3
0-0
Career30 88-96 15-24
1-1
6-8
6-8
2-3
0-0
Defensive
Year GP UT AT Tot TFL Sacks Int. PB FF FR
2005 9 0
1
1
0
0
0
0 0 0
2006 11 2
0
2
0
0
0
0 0 0
2007 10 0
2
2
0
0
0
0 0 0
Career30 2
3
5
0
0
0
0 0 0
Captains 2008
50
Patrick
75
Kenneth
Green
OL
Junior, 6-3, 285
N. Stafford H.S.
Stafford, Va.
Hall
OL
Sophomore, 6-2, 285
King William H.S.
King William, Va.
83
2007 - Freshman Season - Played in the Shenandoah, Greensboro and Averett games on the offensive line....A member of the
USA South all-academic team and a Dean’s List student both
semesters.
AT KING WILLIAM - As a senior he was named first team allstate at offensive tackle, first team all-region offensive and defensive tackle and first team all-Tidewater District at both positions...
In his junior year he was first team all-state at offensive tackle
and all-region and all-district as well...Also a first team all-district
offensive tackle and second team defensive tackle as a sophomore...Played in the Virginia High School Coaches Association
(VHSCA) all-star game...Played for coach Roger Brookes...Graduated second in his class, was an All-American Scholar and won
the Scholar-Athlete Award...National Honor Society President...
Volunteered doing road clean-up work, at a children’s hospital and
tutoring and mentoring.
PERSONAL - Kenneth Ryan Hall was born April 16, 1989 in
Richmond, Va...He is majoring in Biology/Physical Therapy and is
the son of Ken and Cathi Hall.
Stacy Whiting
Raymond
Grenke
WR
Sophomore, 6-1, 175
Powhatan H.S.
Powhatan, Va.
Averett games but had no stats.
AT POWHATAN - Earned second team all-state honors in his
senior year for coach Jim Woodson...Also first team all-region
that year...As a junior he was second team all-district...Made 44
catches as a senior for 988 yards and 14 touchdowns.
PERSONAL - Raymond William Grenke was born Dec. 20,
1988 in Dahn, Germany...He is majoring in Computer Science
and is the son of Paula and Jesse Vasquez...Has a brother Kyle
Vasquez, 19 and a sister Jordan Vasquez, 13.
Jay Graham
21
PLAYER
PROFILES
2007 - Sophomore Season - Played in all ten games for the
Captains on the offensive line.
2006 - Freshman Season - Saw action in the Greensboro and
Ferrum games.
AT NORTH STAFFORD - An honorable mention all-region selection and a second team all-district choice...Played for coaches
Rob Senseney and Eric Cooke...The team finished runners-up in
the state Division 5 championships in his junior year...Does volunteer work at the local Veterans Hospital.
PERSONAL - Patrick Landon Green was born Dec. 17, 1987 in
Nuremberg, Germany...He’s is majoring in Political Science and
is the son of Brian and Maria Green...Has a sister Caroline, 18...
Enjoys weight lifting, running and most sports...Would like to
become a DEA agent or U.S. Marshall.
44
91
Robert
Major
Henderson
Hillard
LB
Junior, 5-11, 220
Hopewell H.S.
Hopewell, Va.
2007 - Sophomore Season - Picked up four tackle assists in
the season’s first two games, against Rowan and Mary HardinBaylor...One and a half versus Rowan were for losses totalling 11
yards and a half in the Mary Hardin-Baylor game was also for a
loss...Also had a sack against Rowan.
2006 - Freshman Season - Played in all but two games in his
first season at CNU...Had solo tackles against Shenandoah and
Greensboro and an assist in the Greensboro game...The tackle
versus Shenandoah was for a one-yard loss.
AT HOPEWELL - Earned first team All-Central District honors at
guard and linebacker in his senior season and was a second team
choice as a junior...He played for coach Marshall Parker whose
teams won three straight district and regional championships and
was fifth in the state in Henderson’s senior season...Also wrestled
and played baseball.
PERSONAL - Robert Adler Henderson was born July 9, 1987 in
Petersburg, Va...He is the son of Herman and Peggy Henderson...
He’s a History major and has three brothers, Trey, 28; Jim, 26 and
Mike, 25...Trey and Jim both played football at Randolph-Macon.
Henderson’s Career Stats
Defensive
Year GP UT AT
2006 9
2 1
2007 10
4 9
Career19
6 10
Tot TFL Sacks
3 1/1
0
13 2/11
1/7
16 3/12
1/7
Int.
0
0
0
PB FF FR
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
Senior, 6-0, 260
Midlothian H.S.
Midlothian, Va.
2007 - Junior Season - A total of six solo and six assisted tackles, including 1.5 sacks and 1.5 for losses...Two solo tackles in the
season opener against Rowan and three total, with one solo, in
the Maryville game. Had a sack versus Shenandoah and assisted
on another in the Methodist game.
2006 - Sophomore Season - Had a total of 16 tackles, with 14
being assists...Made four total tackles against Maryville and had
three versus Methodist...Assisted on tackles for a loss in games
with Shenandoah, Methodist and the NCAA playoff game with
Washington & Jefferson.
2005 - Freshman Season - Saw action in CNU’s game with
Chowan but did not record any statistics.
AT MIDLOTHIAN - Chosen Honorable Mention All-Region on
defense...First team All-Dominion District on defense and second
team on offense...Team’s Most Outstanding defensive lineman...
Volunteered for Pennies for Heaven and made a mission trip to
the Tennessee Outreach Project...Also wrestled and ran track.
PERSONAL - Major McKinley Hillard, Jr., was born May 28,
1986 in Richmond, VA. Majoring in Business Marketing...Son of
Major and Cathy Hillard...Has a brother Cameron, 19.
Hillard’s Career Stats
Defensive
Year GP
2005 1
2006 11
2007 10
Career22
UT
0
2
6
8
AT
0
14
6
20
Tot
0
16
12
28
TFL
0
1.5/4
1.5/10
3/14
Sacks
0
0
1.5/10
1.5/10
Int.
0
0
0
0
Frank Stewart
CNU’s offensive line protects passer Todd Faison
22
DT
PB
0
0
0
0
FF
0
0
0
0
FR
0
0
0
0
Captains 2008
66
51
Tyler
Matt
Johnson
Kesper
LB
Sophomore, 6-2, 270
Manchester H.S.
Chesterfield, Va.
Osbourn H.S.
Manassas, Va.
2007 - Freshman Season - Appeared in three games on the
offensive line.
AT MANCHESTER - Honorable mention all-region and first team
all-district at center...Team captain for coach Tom Hall...A member
of the Honor Roll.
PERSONAL - Tyler James Kesper was born Aug. 13, 1989 in
Chesapeake, Va...He’s the son of Henry and Kim Kesper and is
majoring in Sociology...Has a sister Leigh-Ann, 14.
34
Jack
King
Johnson’s Career Stats
Defensive
Year GP UT AT
2007 7
1 6
Tot TFL Sacks
7 1/1
0
Int.
0
PB FF FR
0 0 0
DB
Junior, 5-10, 190
Maury H.S.
Norfolk, Va.
2007 - Sophomore Season - Intercepted his first career pass
and returned it nine yards against N.C. Wesleyan...Also blocked
a kick in the Maryville game...Named the team’s academic MVP,
was a member of the USA South all-academic team and earned
Dean’s List honors in each semester.
2006 - Freshman Season - Participated in the Methodist, N.C.
Wesleyan, Averett and Ferrum games...Had assisted tackles
against Methodist and Ferrum...A member of the USA South allacademic team and a Dean’s List student both semesters.
AT MAURY - An All-Eastern District selection as a senior and
coach Dealton Cotton’s team captain and defensive MVP...A fouryear starter...Also was a three-year starter in baseball and team
captain as a senior...Made the Honor Roll every year...Volunteered at OpSmile and the Food Bank.
PERSONAL - John H. King was born Oct. 9, 1987 in Norfolk,
Va...The son of Billy and Nell King has chosen Political Science
and History...Has a brother Billy, 22 and two sisters, Tricia, 18 and
Frances, 16.
King’s Career Stats
Defensive
Year GP
2006 4
2007 8
Career12
UT
1
4
5
AT
1
1
2
Tot
2
5
7
TFL
0
0
0
Sacks
0
0
0
Int.
0
1/9
1/9
PB
0
0
0
FF
0
0
0
FR
0
0
0
23
PLAYER
PROFILES
2007 - Freshman Season - Had three assisted tackles against
Shenandoah and one solo and an assist in the Greensboro
game...One of the tackles versus Shenandoah was for a loss.
AT OSBOURN - A first team all-state choice as a senior playing
for the state Division 6 champions...A first team all-region choice
that year and second team as a junior, as well as twice first team
all-Cedar Run District...He was coach Steve Schultze’s Defensive Player of the Year as a junior and team captain as a senior...
Played in the Virginia High School Coaches Association (VHSCA)
all-star game...Volunteered as a Peer Mentor.
PERSONAL - Matthew Scott Johnson was born Jan. 12, 1989
in Fairfax, Va...The son of Scott and Oltita Johnson is a Business
major...Has four brothers: Stephen, 24; Brandon, 22; Patrick, 21
and Daniel, 11.
OL
Frank Stewart
4
Jay
Kirland
DB
Junior, 5-10, 185
Woodbridge H.S.
Woodbridge, Va.
2007 - Sophomore Season - The Captains’ third leading tackler
with a total of 47...Had eight solo tackles and two assists versus
Methodist...Added four solos and six assists in the final game
of the season, versus Ferrum...Also had three solo tackles and
four assists in the Shenandoah game and a total of six, with two
unassisted, against N.C. Wesleyan...One tackle for a loss versus
Greensboro and an assist on a tackle for a loss in the Rowan contest...Had three interceptions, with two against Ferrum, and broke
up passes in games against Greensboro and Methodist...Included
on the all-academic team of the USA South.
2006 - Freshman Season - Saw action in the Greensboro,
Maryville and Ferrum games, but did not have any stats...Earned
all-USA South academic honors.
AT WOODBRIDGE - A second team all-state choice playing for
coach Keith King...Also first team all-region and first team AllCardinal District...Chosen All-Extra and All-Area by local newspapers...Team MVP...Made 86 tackles as a senior and had five
interceptions.
PERSONAL - Jay Thomas Kirland was born April 24, 1988 in
Fairfax, Va...He’s a Business and Pre-Med major and the son of
Christopher Kirland and Shannon Bryant...He has two brothers,
Christopher, 23 and Dillon, 13...Would like to become a sports
agent.
Defensive
Year GP
2006 4
2007 10
Career14
24
Kirland’s Career Stats
UT
0
22
22
AT
0
25
25
Tot
0
47
47
TFL
0
1.5/2
1.5/2
Sacks
0
0
0
Int.
0
3/0
3/0
PB
0
2
2
FF
0
0
0
FR
0
0
0
Matt Long (11)
Captains 2008
11
95
Matt
Kyle
KRUPP
LONG
DL
Junior, 5-9, 185
Kellam H.S.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Sophomore, 6-3, 255
Colonial Heights H.S.
Colonial Heights, Va.
Krupp’s Career Stats
Sacks Int.
0
0
PB
0
FF FR
0 0
60
NICK
LEONARD
OL
Senior, 6-3, 280
Robert E. Lee H.S.
Springfield, Va.
2007 - Junior Season - A mainstay on the offensive line, playing
in all ten contests.
2006 - Sophomore Season - Played in the Rowan, Greensboro,
Maryville and Ferrum games, but did not have any stats.
2005 - Freshman Season - Saw action in the Maryville and
Chowan contests but had no statistics.
AT ROBERT E. LEE - Played in the 2005 Northern Virginia
Coaches Association All-Star Classic...Played for coach Chad
Lewis.
PERSONAL - Nick Jay Leonard was born Dec. 2, 1986 in
Springfield, Va....Son of Mark and Michelle Leonard...Majoring in
Information Science.
Leonard’s Career Stats
Defensive
Year GP UT AT
2005 2 0 0
2006 4 0 0
2007 10 0 0
career16 0 0
Tot TFL Sacks
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Int.
0
0
0
0
2007 - Sophomore Season - First team all-USA South as a defensive back after leading the Captains in tackles and intercepting
five passes...Had 11 total tackles in the season-opening win over
tenth ranked Rowan, including five solos...Also had eight total,
with five unassisted versus N.C. Wesleyan and six total tackles
in games with Mary Hardin-Baylor, Salisbury, Greensboro and
Maryville. In the Rowan game he also picked off three passes,
broke up a pass and forced a fumble...His other interceptions
came against Greensboro and Ferrum...Broke up three passes in
the Maryville contest.
2006 - Freshman Season - Played in all 11 games with a total
of 23 tackles...Had three solos and two assists against Rowan
and the same number in the Maryville game...Added three solos
and an assist in the NCAA playoff against Washington & Lee...
Intercepted a pass versus Maryville, returning it 18 yards, and
forced a fumble against Averett and recovered one in the Ferrum
contest...Broke up three passes during the season, two of them in
the NCAA playoff...Also had a key hit in the win over No. 5 Mary
Hardin-Baylor.
AT KELLAM - Earned second team All-Beach District honors
at defensive back and honorable mention at quarterback...Also
honorable mention defensive back as junior...Was coach Chris
DeWitt’s team captain for two years and MVP as a senior...Won
an Academic Letter as a senior, getting straight A’s...Worked as a
volunteer at the Strawberry Festival.
PERSONAL - Matthew Dallas Long was born July 22, 1987 in
Woodbridge, N.J...He’s the son of Jeff and Kathy Long and is
majoring in Political Science...His older brother Justin, 24, was
an all-conference football player at CNU and was an assistant
coach...Also had another brother, the late Jeff Long.
Defensive
Year GP UT
2006 11 12
2007 10 32
Career21 44
Long’s Career Stats
AT Tot
11 23
25 57
37 80
TFL Sacks
2/4
0
1/8 1.5/4
3/12 1.5/4
Int.
1/18
5/14
6/32
PB FF FR
3 1 1
4 1 0
7 2 1
PB FF FR
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
25
PLAYER
PROFILES
2007 - Freshman Season - Saw action in the Shenandoah,
Maryville and Averett games and had an assisted tackle against
Maryville...A member of the USA South all-academic team and a
Dean’s List student in both semesters.
AT COLONIAL HEIGHTS - Earned first team all-Central District
as a junior and senior and was second team in his sophomore
season...Coach John Thomas’ team captain as a senior...Also
captain of the basketball team...A member of the National Honor
Society and Beta Club...Tutored elementary school students.
PERSONAL - Kyle Thomas Krupp was born Jan. 18, 1989 in
Chesterfield, Va...He’s a History major and the son of Bert and Allison Krupp...Has two brothers, Dylan, 17 and Mackenzie, 13...His
father played football at Virginia from 1977-81.
Defensive
Year GP UT AT Tot TFL
2007 3
0 1 1 0
QB
59
14
PETER
DANIEL
Meekins
2007 - Freshman Season - Played in every game except the
finale against Ferrum when he was injured...Had three tackles
with two solo against Mary Hardin-Baylor and two assisted tackles
in the Shenandoah game...Broke up passes versus Methodist and
Averett.
AT HIGHLAND SPRINGS - First team all-Capital District at
defensive back as a senior and honorable mention in his junior
year for coach Scott Burton...Named one of the Times Dispatch’s
Defensive Players of the Week with eight tackles and two interceptions...Had 70 tackles as a senior with three interceptions...
Also played basketball and ran track...Graduated with honors.
PERSONAL - Daniel Bernard Meekins was born Dec. 29, 1988
in Richmond, Va...He’s the son of Tamia Washington and Daniel
Meekins, Sr...Has a brother Dominique Mosbey, 17 and a senior
Destini Washington, 13...Hehas not selected a major.
Meekins’s Career Stats
PB
2
2007 - Freshman Season - Had a season-high four tackles, with
three assists, against Maryville and added a solo and an assist
versus N.C. Wesleyan...Assisted on a sack in the Averett game.
AT ROBINSON - An honorable mention all-Concorde District
selection for two years, and coach Mark Bendorf’s team captain
as a senior...Graduated with honors.
PERSONAL - Peter John Morgan was born Jan. 3, 1989 in
Burke, Va...He’s undecided in his major and the son of Kent and
Julie Morgan...Has a brother Danny, 22 and two sisters, Emily, 16
and Laura, 25.
Morgan’s Career Stats
Defensive
Year GP UT AT Tot TFL Sacks Int.
2007 8
2 5 7 0.5/1 0.5/1 0
PB
1
FF FR
0 0
53
FF FR
0 0
Chris
67
Nickle
OL
Junior, 6-5, 260
King William H.S.
King William, Va.
2006 - Freshman Season - Did not play.
AT KING WILLIAM - Second team all-Tidewater District for
coach Roger Brookes...An Honor Roll student in his sophomore
and senior years and a member of DECA.
PERSONAL - Benjamin Robert Moody was born March 15, 1988
in Henrico, Va...The son of Mark and Frances Moody has chosen
Business Marketing as his major...Has a brother Malik, 10 and a
sister Grace, 7.
LB
Clover Hill H.S.
Midlothian, Va.
Ben
Moody
DL
Sophomore, 6-1, 255
Mills Godwin H.S.
Richmond, Va.
Sophomore, 6-0, 180
Highland Springs H.S.
Richmond, Va.
Defensive
2007 9
4 4 8 0.5/0 0
0
MORGAN
DB
2007 - Freshman Season - Named honorable mention all-USA
South...Had nine total tackles, with three solos, against Greensboro and nine more, with six unassisted, in the N.C. Wesleyan
game...Also had five total versus Maryville and Methodist...Had a
total of 2.5 tackles for loss, including 2.5 against Greensboro and
broke up a pass in the game with N.C. Wesleyan.
AT CLOVER HILL - A first team all-region and all-Dominion District choice as a senior under coach Sean Ottare...Also first team
all-metro and district Defensive Player of the Year...As a junior he
was second team all-district...Made 82 tackles as a senior with 16
for losses and 7.5 sacks...Also recovered three fumbles...Dominion District wrestling champion as well...All-academic in both the
district and region...A member of DECA and a church volunteer.
PERSONAL - Christopher Wesley Nickle was born May 25,
1988 in Wilmington, Del...He is the son of Larry and Debbie Cribb
and has not yet selected a major...Has two brothers, Jason, 22
and Robbie, 21, who plays baseball at William & Mary.
Nickle’s Career Stats
Defensive
2007 8
20 15 35 2.5/11 1/7
0
26
PB
1
FF FR
0 0
Captains 2008
46
23
Bryan
TUNDE
OGUN
RB
Junior, 6-0, 218
Douglas Freeman H.S.
Richmond, Va.
Rushing
Year GP
2007 8
Receiving
Year GP
2007 8
LB
Maury H.S.
Norfolk, Va.
2007 - Freshman Season - Played in every game for the captains in his first year with a top effort of five tackles, including two
solos, against Ferrum...Also had a solo and two assists against
Salisbury...Added two assisted tackles in the Shenandoah and
Averett games and had two alone versus Mary Hardin-Baylor with
one of them for a six-yard loss.
AT MAURY - Twice an all-Eastern District choice playing for
coach Dealton Cotton...Team captain as a senior...A member
of Future Educators of America and the Fellowship of Christian
Athletes.
PERSONAL - Bryan Kyle Oliver was born Feb. 19, 1989 in
Portsmouth, Va...His major is Communications...He is the son of
Bill and Marita Oliver and has a sister Kayla, 16.
Oliver’s Career Stats
Defensive
2007 10 5 9 14 2/9
Sacks Int.
.5/2
0
PB
0
FF FR
0 0
Jesse Hutcheson
Ogun’s Career Stats
Att. Net Ave. TD
134672 5.0 10
Long
29
Ave/G
84.0
No. Yds Ave. TD
7 114 16.3 1
Long
42
Ave/G
14.2
Tunde Ogun
27
PLAYER
PROFILES
2007 - Sophomore Season - Stepped in immediately to become
the Captains’ leading rusher with 672 yards on 134 attempts
although he missed the Maryville and Methodist games due to
an injury...Had his biggest game in the season-ending win over
Ferrum with 200 yards on 34 tries and a TD...Also had 112 on 20
carries against Averett, along with three touchdowns and 105 on
just 11 rushes with a touchdown versus Salisbury...Scored twice
in the season-opening win over tenth-ranked Rowan and had two
TDs in the N.C. Wesleyan game...Also caught a pair of passes in
contests with Rowan and Greensboro and grabbed one for a TD
versus Greensboro.
AT DOUGLAS FREEMAN - Twice a first team all-Colonial
District choice as well as all-metro...Chosen to play in the Down
Under Bowl in Australia in 2005...As a senior he gained 1398
yards on 158 carries for an average of 8.8 yards per carry, with
26 touchdowns...In his junior year he gained 1026 yards on 84
tries for 12.2 yards per try...Played for coach Bob Brinkley...Also
an all-district basketball player and ran track...Volunteered in the
Tuckahoe YMCA Leaders Program.
PERSONAL - Fela-Tunde Ogun was born Nov. 30, 1986 in Richmond, Va...He’s a Communications major and the son of Samuel
and Sherrie Ogun...Has four brothers: Taj, 20; Derek, 18; Curtis,
17 and Marquis, 15 and two sisters, Sheyi, 19 and Kelly, 16.
Oliver
45
97
Jake
Deshaun
Parker
2007 - Junior Season - Earned first team all-USA South honors...Had a total of seven tackles, including two solos, 1.5 for
losses and two sacks against Maryville...Added three solo tackles
and two assists with one tackle for a loss in the Salisbury game
and had five more total tackles with four unassisted versus N.C.
Wesleyan...Broke up passes against Maryville, Methodist and
Averett...Earned Dean’s List honors in the Spring.
2006 - Sophomore Season - First team all-USA South on the
defensive line...Had a total of 29 tackles, of which eight were for
losses and had 4.5 sacks...Had three tackles for a loss, totaling 16
yards, against Methodist and 1.5 for eight yards in the Shenandoah game...Had two sacks each versus Shenandoah and Methodist...Also broke up passes against Rowan, Maryville and Ferrum.
2005 - Freshman Season - Chosen second team All-USA South
on the defensive line in his freshman year...Had a total of 22
tackles led by two solos against Maryville and four assists versus
Salisbury and three in the Averett game...A total of 4.5 of his
tackles were for losses with 1.5 of them sacks...Also intercepted a
pass in the season opener with Rowan.
AT HOPEWELL - A first team All-Region and Central District
choice...Also first team All-Metro and team captain as a senior...
Played for coach Marshall Parker...Also school record holder in
the shot put and team captain in track...A member of the Beta
Club, Spanish Club and TSA.
PERSONAL - DeShaun Antonio Parker was born Dec. 31,
1986 in Petersburg, Va...Son of Richmond and Lynette Parker...
Majoring in Computer Engineering and Computer Science...Has a
brother, Curtis Graves, 35.
Parker’s Career Stats
28
UT
8
13
17
38
AT
14
16
18
48
Tot
22
29
35
76
TFL
4.5/18
8/33
5.5/22
18/73
Sacks
1.5/13
4.5/22
3/16
9/51
Int.
1/3
0
0
1/3
PB
0
3
3
6
RB
Junior, 5-9, 250
Faquier H.S.
Warrenton, Va.
Senior, 6-2, 230
Hopewell H.S.
Hopewell, Va.
Defensive
Year GP
2005 8
2006 11
2007 10
Career29
Preli
DE
FF
0
0
0
0
FR
0
0
0
0
2007 - Sophomore Season - Caught a total of five passes for
52 yards and touchdowns against Maryville and Averett...Grabbed
two passes versus Greensboro...Returned a kickoff 15 yards in
that game as well.
2006 - Freshman Season - Had a solo tackle against Salisbury...Carried the ball once in the Ferrum game for two yards...
Caught a pass for five yards in the Rowan game...Returned a
kickoff nine yards in the Salisbury game.
AT FAQUIER - A first team all-district selection at both running
back and defensive tackle...Played for coaches Tom Ferrell and
Greg Hatfield...Also wrestled...A member of the National Honor
Society.
PERSONAL - Jacob Alan Preli was born June 11, 1988 in Fairfax, Va...He’s an Chemistry major and the son of Jennifer Preli.
Rushing
Year G Att
2006 8
1
2007 10
1
Career18
2
Receiving
Year G No.
2006 8
1
2007 10
5
Career18
6
Kickoff Returns
Year G No.
2006 8
1
2007 10
1
Career18
2
Defensive
Year GP UT
2006 8
2
2007 10 1
Career18 3
Preli’s Career Stats
Net Ave.
2 2.0
1 1.0
3 1.5
TD Long Ave/G
0
2
0.3
0
1
0.1
0
3
0.2
Yds Ave.
5 5.0
52 10.4
57 9.5
TD Long Ave/G
0
5
0.6
2
16
5.8
2
16
3.2
Yds Ave.
9 9.0
15 15.0
24 12.0
TD Long Ave/G
0
9
1.1
0
15
1.5
0
15
1.3
AT
0
0
0
Tot
2
1
3
TFL
0
0
0
Sacks
0
0
0
Int.
0
0
0
PB
0
0
0
FF
0
0
0
FR
0
0
0
Captains 2008
77
32
Ryan
MYLES
REID
RB
Rusbuldt
OL
Sophomore, 6-2, 285
Robinson H.S.
Burke, Va.
Sophomore, 5-8, 200
Liberty-Bealton H.S.
Warrenton, Va.
2007 - Freshman Season - Played in the Shenandoah game
and was then injured and missed the rest of the season.
AT LIBERTY-BEALTON - Second team all-Northwestern District
running back as a senior playing for coach Tommy Buzzo...Did
volunteer work with the Special Olympics and a highway clean-up
program.
PERSONAL - Myles Maurice Reid was born May 8, 1989 in
Manassas, Va...He’s majoring in Information Technology and is
the son of Calvin and Sandra Reid...Has a brother Makenzie, 13
and a sister Makayla, 9.
Defensive
2007 3
0 0 0 0
Sacks Int. PB
0
0
0
79
Alex
Robinson
DB
Senior, 6-2, 190
Windsor H.S.
Windsor, Va.
2007 - Junior Season - Saw action in the Averett game and had
a solo tackle...Earned Dean’s List honors in the Spring and was
named to the USA South all-academic team.
2006 - Sophomore Season - Did not see action in any games...
Earned all-USA South academic recognition and was a Dean’s
List student in the fall.
2005 - Freshman Season - Did not play...A member of the USA
South All-Academic team and a Dean’s List student in the Spring
semester.
AT WINDSOR - Earned first and second team All-Tri-Rivers
District honors during his career with coach Bruce Carroll...Also
team captain as a senior...Participated in track as well...A member
of the Honor Roll and BETA Club...A 4-H counselor.
PERSONAL - Alex Michael Robinson was born Dec. 16, 1986 in
Windsor, Va...He is the son of Judy and Buddy Robinson and is
majoring in Economics and Finance...Has a brother Neil, 25...His
father played football at Elon University.
FF FR
0 0
Zach
Schindler
OL
Junior, 6-3, 270
Fort Defiance H.S.
Verona, Va.
2007 - Sophomore Season - Played in six contests, against
Rowan, Mary Hardin-Baylor, Shenandoah, Greensboro, Averett
and Ferrum, but did not record any statistics.
2006 - Freshman Season - Saw action in the Ferrum contest,
but did not have any stats.
AT FORT DEFIANCE - Twice a first team All-Valley District selection and three times first team all-city/county...Played for coach
Dale Spitzer...Also played baseball.
PERSONAL - Zachary John Schindler was born Feb. 9, 1988 in
Staunton, Va...He is the son of Bill and Donna Schindler and is a
Communications major...Has two brothers, Jake, 25, a former allUSA South football standout at CNU, and Luke, 23.
Robinson’s Career Stats
Defensive
2007 1
1 0 1 0
Sacks Int. PB
0
0
0
FF FR
0 0
29
PLAYER
PROFILES
43
2007 - Freshman Season - Saw action in the Mary Hardin-Baylor, Shenandoah and Averett games but did not record any stats.
AT ROBINSON - An honorable mention all-Concorde District
choice as a senior for coach Mark Bendorf...A member of the A/B
Honor Roll as a junior and senior.
PERSONAL - Ryan Anderson Rusbuldt was born May 29, 1988
in Alexandria, Va...He’s a Political Science major and the son of
Bob and Barb Rusbuldt...Has a brother Robbie, 23 and a sister
Shannon, 25.
Rusbuldt’s Career Stats
56
3
Bobby
Tony
Scruggs
Spradlin
DL
Sophomore, 6-5, 255
Chantilly H.S.
Centreville, Va.
2007 - Freshman Season - Played against Shenandoah and
Averett but had no stats...A member of the all-academic team in
the USA South.
AT CHANTILLY - Earned honorable mention all-Concorde District honors for coach Maki Lalli...The team was state runners-up...
Most Improved Offensive Player as a senior...Had a 3.5+ GPA as
a junior and senior and was a member of the Art Club, German
Club and FCA.
PERSONAL - Robert F. Scruggs was born Aug. 29, 1989 in
Washington, D.C...The son of Bob and Vicki Scruggs is a Political
Science major...Has a sister Jessie, 21.
Scruggs’s Career Stats
Defensive
2007 2
0 0 0 0
Sacks Int. PB
0
0
0
FF FR
0 0
Jesse Hutcheson
Junior, 5-9, 175
Salem H.S.
Salem, Va.
2007 - Sophomore Season - CNU’s primary kick return specialist, he ran back 17 kickoffs for 310 yards with a long return of 39
yards against Averett...Returned five versus Salisbury for 94 yards
and an 18.8 average and four in the Mary Hardin-Baylor game for
a total of 82 yards and a 20.5 average... Had 23 punt returns for
210 yards, and a 9.1 average including five in the Shenandoah
game for 75 yards and four versus Greensboro for 27 yards... Also
caught a total of eight passes, with three against Ferrum and two
each in games with Methodist and Averett...In addition, he carried
the ball twice versus Averett for six yards
AT SALEM - First team all-state wide receiver and kick returner...
Also first team all-River Ridge District, all-region and all-Timesland
for three years...Played for coach Magenbauer...In his last two
years he made 100 catches for 2010 yards and 21 touchdowns...
Participated in the Virginia High School Coaches Association
(VHSCA) all-star game...Also played baseball...A member of the
Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
PERSONAL - Anthony Lance Spradlin was born March 23, 1988
in Ft. Campbell, Ky...He’s majoring in Business Administration and
is the son of Grady and Patti Spradlin...Has a brother Nick, 19...
His uncle, James Martin, played football at Concord.
Kickoff Returns
Year G No
2007 10 17
Punt Returns
Year G No.
2007 10 23
Receiving
Year G No.
2007 10
8
Rushing
Year G Att
2007 10
2
Defensive
Year GP UT
2007 10 2
Tony Spradlin
30
WR
Spradlin’s Career Stats
Yds Ave.
310 18.2
TD Long
0
39
Yds Ave.
210 9.1
TD Long
0
31
Yds Ave.
80 10.0
TD Long Ave/G
0
15
8.0
Net Ave.
6 3.0
TD Long Ave/G
0
7
0.2
AT Tot TFL
0 2 0
Sacks Int. PB
0
0
0
FF FR
0 0
Captains 2008
71
2
Brian
Dominik
Stroup
Taylor
OL
Senior, 6-2, 270
Woodside H.S.
Newport News, Va.
Tabb H.S.
Yorktown, Va.
70
Kenneth
OL
Senior, 6-1, 280
York H.S.
Yorktown, Va.
2007 - Freshman Season - Played in the season’s final seven
games with a total of four carries, Had a 23-yard pass reception
against Shenandoah and three kickoff returns. Two of the returns
came against Ferrum and he had a 45-yarder in the Shenandoah
game...Included on the USA South all-academic team.
AT TABB - Gained 650 yards rushing and had six touchdowns
as a senior and had 600 yards with nine TDs as a junior...Also had
a total of ten interceptions...Played for coach Matt Lawson...Also
all-state in track...An Honor Roll student...A member of DECA, the
Asian Club, African-American History Club and Spirit Club...Did
volunteer work for the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity and the House of God Church.
PERSONAL - Dominik Jermaine Taylor was born June 23, 1989
in Aurora, Co...He’s a Psychology major and the son of Dr. Jarris
L. Taylor and Mrs. Maria Taylor...Has a brother Jordan, 10 and a
sister Amira, 15.
Kickoff Returns
Year G No
2007 7
3
Receiving
Year G No.
2007 7
1
Rushing
Year G Att
2007 7
4
Defensive
Year GP UT
2007 7
1
Taylor’s Career Stats
Yds Ave.
76 25.3
TD Long
0
45
Yds Ave.
23 23.0
TD Long Ave/G
0
23
3.3
Net Ave.
1 0.3
TD Long Ave/G
0
8
0.1
AT Tot TFL
1 2 0
Sacks Int. PB
0
0
0
FF FR
0 0
2007 - Junior Season - Saw action in all ten games.
2006 - Sophomore Season - Saw action against Rowan, Salisbury and Ferrum, but did not record any statistics.
2005 - Freshman Season - Played in the Salisbury, Shenandoah and Chowan games...Had an assisted tackle against Salisbury.
AT YORK - A first team All-Bay Rivers District choice at both offensive and defensive tackle...Also all-region offensive tackle and
team captain for coach John Ashley...A member of the Yearbook
staff.
PERSONAL - Kenneth Matthew Tappan was born Feb. 3, 1987
in Hampton, Va...A History major...Son of Curtis and Nina Tappan...Has a sister Lauren, 18...His grandfather played football at
West Virginia Wesleyan.
Defensive
Year GP UT AT
2005 3 0 1
2006 3 0 0
2007 10 0 0
Career16 0 1
Tappan’s Career Stats
Tot TFL Sacks
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
Int.
0
0
0
0
PB FF FR
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
31
PLAYER
PROFILES
2007 - Junior Season - Played in eight games on the offensive
line.
2006 - Sophomore Season - A key figure on the offensive line,
playing in every contest except the Shenandoah game.
2005 - Freshman Season - Saw action in the Chowan game.
AT WOODSIDE - Second team All-Peninsula District as both a
junior and senior at offensive tackle...Second team All-Daily Press
offensive line...Team captain for coach Danny Dodson for two
seasons...A member of the Football Leadership Council for three
years...Graduated with honors...Senior class President, a member
of the Yearbook staff and SCA...An Eagle Scout and Order of the
Arrow in the Boy Scouts.
PERSONAL - Brian Lee Stroup was born Sept. 5, 1987 in Newport News, Va...Son of Ron and Sharon Stroup...Has a brother
Jason, 24...Majoring in Communications.
Tappan
DB
38
20
Brian
Mike
Thomas
Vaughan
RB
Senior, 6-0, 220
Archbishop Carroll H.S.
Washington, D.C.
2007 - Junior Season - Earned honorable mention all-USA South
honors...The Captains’ second leading rusher with a total of 591
yards on 106 attempts...Ran wild for a school record 239 yards
on 30 tries against Methodist including a TD...Also had 102 on
19 tries in the Maryville game, again with one TD...Scored three
touchdowns versus Shenandoah with 63 yards on 13 rushes and
also had TDs in games with Mary Hardin-Baylor and Salisbury...
Caught three passes in the Shenandoah contest for 34 yards.
2006 - Sophomore Season - Had a total of 16 carries for 23
yards...Carried the ball four times for 13 yards in the seasonopener against Rowan...Grabbed three passes, including two for
13 yards versus Greensboro.
2005 - Freshman Season - Played in seven games during his
rookie year and was injured for the other three...Had nine carries
for 69 yards and two touchdowns against Maryville and ran six
times for 35 yards and two more TDs in the season finale versus
Ferrum...Caught a 28-yard TD pass against Shenandoah, one of
his two catches for the year. Also made a reception for a PAT in
the Maryville game.
AT ARCHBISHOP CARROLL - A second team All-Conference
choice and team captain as a senior for coach Joe Johnson...
Offensive MVP...A member of the indoor national championship
sprint medley relay team in track and an All-American outdoors...
Member of the National Honor Society and a Top 40 scholar.
PERSONAL - Michael Anthony Thomas was born Jan. 18, 1987
in Washington, D.C...Son of Anita and Michael Thomas, Sr...A
Computer Science major...Has a brother Edward, 17.
Hickory H.S.
Chesapeake, Va.
2007 - Freshman Season - Had a total of nine tackles, with
eight assisted, against Shenandoah...Also four solo tackles and
two assists versus Methodist and two solos and three assists in
the Maryville game...A fine total of five tackles for loss to rank tied
for fourth on the team, and added sacks against Shenandoah and
Greensboro...Broke up a pass in the Maryville contest.
AT HICKORY - Played four years of football for coach Jeff
Beard...A member of the National Honor Society, Student Council
and FCA... Volunteered on Mission trips and was a church youth
group leader.
PERSONAL - Bryan Joseph Vaughan was born Sept. 7, 1988
in Fredericksburg, Va...The son of Sam and Caroline Vaughan
is undecided in his major major...Has a brother Derek, 17 and a
sister Sarah, 13.
Vaughan’s Career Stats
Defensive
Year GP UT AT
2007 8 11 13
TD
4
1
7
12
Long
26
6
33
33
Ave/G
21.0
2.1
59.1
27.2
TD
1
0
0
1
Long
28
9
15
28
Ave/G
4.4
1.5
4.5
3.2
TD
0
0
0
0
Long
0
9
0
9
Ave/G
0.0
0.8
0.0
0.3
Int.
0
PB FF FR
1 0 0
Trevor
Wagner
DE
Senior, 6-0, 248
Lafayette H.S.
Williamsburg, Va.
2007 - Sophomore Season - A second team all-USA South selection...The Captains’ second leading tackler for the season with
25 solos and 25 assists...Had nine total versus Rowan, including
four solo, and seven each against Maryville (with four unassisted)
and Ferrum (three unassisted)...Co-leader of the team with six
tackles for losses, including three against tenth-ranked Rowan in
the season-opening victory.
2006 - Freshman Season - Injured in pre-season and did not
play.
AT LAFAYETTE - A first team all-state, all-region and All-Bay
Rivers district choice as a senior...Coach Paul Wheeler’s team
captain...Also placed fourth in the state in wrestling and was an
outstanding track athlete...Listed in Who’s Who Among High
School Students and earned Summa Cum Laude on the National
Latin Exam.
PERSONAL - Trevor C. Wagner was born Feb. 20, 1987 in St.
Louis, Mo...He’s a History major and is the son of Rebecca Gay...
Has three brothers, Jared, 23; Josh, 24 and Jason, 31 and a sister
Cori, 25.
Wagner’s Career Stats
Defensive
Year GP UT AT
2007 10 25 25
32
Tot TFL Sacks
24 5/25
2/20
57
Thomas’ Career Stats
Rushing
Year GP Att. Net Ave.
2005 7
21 147 7.0
2006 11 16 23 1.4
2007 10 106591 5.6
Career28 143761 5.3
Receiving
Year GP No. Yds Ave.
2005 7
2 31 15.5
2006 11 3 17 5.7
2007 10 4 45 11.2
Career28 9 93 10.3
Kickoff Returns
Year GP No. Yds Ave.
2005 7
0 0 0.0
2006 11 1 9 9.0
2007 10 0 0 0.0
Career28 1 9 9.0
LB
Tot TFL Sacks
50 6/28 2.5/16
Int.
0
PB FF FR
0 0 0
Captains 2008
93
49
Patrick
Nathan
Warthen
Williams
TE
Junior, 6-1, 240
Warwick H.S.
Newport News, Va.
Senior, 6-2, 208
Annandale H.S.
Springfield, Va.
Warthen’s Career Stats
Tot TFL Sacks
1
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
Int.
0
0
0
PB FF FR
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
29
Ryan
Wever
DB
Westfield H.S.
Centreville, Va.
2007 - Freshman Season - Made three solo tackles against
Mary Hardin-Baylor and added one assist...Also had solo tackles
in the Greensboro, Maryville and N.C. Wesleyan contests.
AT WESTFIELD - A second team all-Concorde District choice
and team captain as a senior for coach Tom Verbanic...Also an
all-region baseball player...Played in the Virginia High School
Coaches Association (VHSCA) all-star baseball game and was
also selected for the all-star football game...Returned a kickoff 75
yards for one touchdown and had three punt returns for TDs...Had
a total of 450 return yards...A member of the Marketing Honor
Society.
PERSONAL - Ryan Douglas Wever was born Aug. 21, 1989 in
Reston, Va...The son of Tracey Tarmon and Doug Wever is majoring in Sociology...Has three brothers: Justin, 19; Corey, 17 and
Dylan, 13 and a sister Olivia, 15.
Wever’s Career Stats
Defensive
Year GP UT AT
2007 8 6 2
Tot TFL Sacks
8
0
0
Int.
0
2007 - Junior Season - Played only in the first six games...Had
six total tackles, including three solos, in the Captains’ victory over
No. 10 Rowan in the season opener...He added five tackles each
in games with Mary Hardin-Baylor and Salisbury, with four unassisted tackles each time...Had a total of 4.5 tackles for losses in
the six games...Forced a fumble in the Mary Hardin-Baylor contest
and broke up a pass versus Maryville.
2006 - Sophomore Season - First team all-USA South on the
defensive line and first team all-Virginia Division II-III as a defensive end...Ranked sixth on the Captains in total tackles with 39...
Had four solos and three assists in a win over No. 5 Mary HardinBaylor...Also had five solos against Salisbury and four and an assists in the opener with Rowan...Led CNU with ten tackles for loss
with two each versus Mary Hardin-Baylor and Shenandoah...A
total of 4.5 were sacks...Recovered a fumble in the Greensboro
game and blocked a kick against Maryville
2005 - Freshman Season - Earned first team All-USA South
honors on the defensive line in his rookie year...Made 18 solo
tackles and had 14 assists including four solos against Salisbury
and three versus Averett...Added two assists each in games with
Rowan, Salisbury, Shenandoah, Methodist and Ferrum...Set a
school record with ten tackles for losses, totalling 45 yards, and
had 4.5 sacks...Accounted for 3.5 tackles for a loss against Salisbury...Also forced a fumble and recovered it versus Maryville and
broke up a pass in the N.C. Wesleyan game.
AT ANNANDALE - Earned All-Patriot District honors and was a
three-year starter for coach Dick Adams...Named team captain...
Played in the Glory Days All-Star Game.
PERSONAL - Nathan Francis Williams was born May 8, 1987 in
Washington, D.C...He’s a Communications major and the son of
Leonardo Williams and Catherine Fisher...He has a sister Justine,
23.
Defensive
Year GP
2005 10
2006 11
2007 6
Career27
Williams Career Stats
UT
18
22
14
54
AT
14
17
10
41
Tot
32
39
24
95
TFL
10/45
10/50
4.5/16
24.5/111
Sacks
4.5/33
4.5/27
1/7
10/67
Int.
0
0
0
0
PB
1
0
1
2
FF
1
0
1
2
FR
1
1
0
2
PB FF FR
0 0 0
33
PLAYER
PROFILES
2007 - Sophomore Season - Saw action against Rowan, Salisbury and Averett with a soio tackle in the Rowan contest.
2006 - Freshman Season - Saw action in the Greensboro game
with one solo tackle.
AT WARWICK - Earned second team All-Peninsula District recognition as a senior playing for coach Shan Sexton...He was also
team captain in football as well as in basketball and track...Played
in the Elite Athletes All-Star Game...An Honor Roll student.
PERSONAL - Patrick Ian Warthen was born Dec. 7, 1987 in
Newport News, Va...He is the son of LaVerne Jackson...Majoring in History...Has two brothers, Terrance, 31 and Alex, 33 and a
sister Danielle, 29.
Defensive
Year GP UT AT
2006 1 1 0
2007 3 1 0
Career 4 2 0
DE
Jason Addie
So., WR, 5-9, 165
Sterling, Va.
Dominion H.S.
Meet the Captains - Newcomers
84 Jerel Barner 35 Paul Bresnan
AT DOMINION - Team
captain for coach Mike
Dougherty in his final two
years...Won the Coaches
Award as a junior as well as
being named the Gatorade
Will-to-Win Athlete as a
senior...Also captain of the
track team where he also won
the Coaches Award...In addition, he played
basketball and baseball...An Honor Roll student,
SGA Vice President as a junior and class
president in his senior year.
PERSONAL - Jason Michael Addie was born
Feb. 10, 1987 in Reston, Va...He is majoring in
Business Administration/Management and is the
son of Walt and Marilyn Addie...Has two sisters,
Jennifer, 29 and Carolyn, 24...His father was a
running back at Penn State from 1971-75 and an
aunt, Janine Moore, played tennis at Penn State
in 1974-75.
Miles AILSTOCK 41
Christiansburg, Va.
Christiansburg H.S.
AT CHRISTIANSBURG Honorable mention River
Ridge District as a senior and
team captain for coach Tim
Cromer...As a sophomore he
was on the all-area team in
the Three Rivers District...Also
an honorable mention
all-district baseball player...A
member of the Honor Roll and Honor Society...
Student of the Month...Also a member of SADD,
Youth of America and the Spirit Club...Volunteered at the Boys and Girls Club as well as
reading to and teaching elementary school
children.
PERSONAL - Miles Madore Ailstock was
born Jan. 10, 1990 in Richmond, Va...The son
of Daryl and Patti Booth is majoring in Sociology (Criminology)...Has three brothers, Marc
Ailstock, 20; Maveric Booth, 9 and Miller Booth,
9...His father played baseball at Coastal Carolina
and brother Marc currently plays baseball at
Emory & Henry...Has two uncles, David and
John Booth, who played football at Marshall.
34
Fr., WR, 6-0, 190
Midlothian, Va.
Manchester H.S.
AT MANCHESTER - Played
four years as a wide receiver
for coach Tom Hall...An Honor
Roll student and member of
the National Honor Society...A
member of the Beta Club,
UMOJA and a K.O.M. Council
member.
PERSONAL - Jerel Renard
Barner was born Feb. 8, 1990 in Richmond,
Va...He is the son of Yvonne Clark and is majoring in Accounting/Business Management.
Fr., DE, 6-4, 220
Yorktown, Va.
Tabb H.S.
AT TABB - Second team
all-Bay Rivers District at offensive tackle...Played for coach
Matt Lawson...Also placed
fourth in the state in wrestling.
PERSONAL - Paul David
Bresnan was born Nov. 10,
1989 in Shreveport, La....He
is the son of Jim and Kathryn
Bresnan and has not yet chosen a major...Has a
brother Eric, 21.
Brown
Hakeem Blake 36 Issac
So., DB, 5-8, 170
Fr., RB/LB, 5-11, 210
Cardinal, Va.
Mathews H.S.
AT MATHEWS - Team
captain for coach Doug Allison
and winner of the Louis Extra
Effort Award...Had 909 yards
rushing in his senior year...
Also an outstanding basketball player and track athlete...
Graduated with honors and
won Kiwanis Club honors...A
student representative with the Mathews County
Planning Commission and a Student of the
Month...A 4-H Club Counselor and member of a
men’s choir.
PERSONAL - Hakeem Imazel Blake was born
Jan. 28, 1990 in Mathews County, Va...He is the
son of Imazel and Angela Blake and has not yet
decided on a major...Has two brothers, Dean.
14 and Desmond, 23, who is in the Marines and
played semi-pro football with the Fredericksburg
Falcons for a year.
Matthew Bourne 96
Fr., P, 5-11, 180
Fairfax, Va.
Robinson H.S.
AT ROBINSON - First team
all-Concorde District and
second team all-region
playing for coach Mark
Bendorf...Named to the
all-Game Day Magazine...
Was 30 for 30 on extra points
and four of five on field
goals...Also captain of the
four-time state champion swimming team...
PERSONAL - Matthew Steven Bourne was
born Sept. 22, 1988 in Fairfax, Va...He’s a
Business major and the son of Steve and Barbara Bourne...Has two sisters, Allison, 21 and
Heather, 23.
94
30
Hampton, Va.
Hampton H.S.
AT HAMPTON - An
all-Peninsula District choice
while playing for coach Mike
Smith...Made 65 tackles and
had ten pass break-ups for
the team that won the state
Division 5 championship.
PERSONAL - Issac M.
Brown was born July 16, 1988
in Los Angeles, Calif...He is the grandson of
Josephine Brown...His major is undecided.
Dallas Brummell 112
Fr., WR, 6-2, 190
Mechanicsville, Va.
Hanover H.S.
AT HANOVER - Second
team receiver on the
all-Capital District team for
coach Josh Just...As a senior
he caught 28 passes for 600
yards and seven TDs...Also
the wrestling team’s captain
and MVP...A member of the
National Honor Roll.
PERSONAL - Robert Dallas Brummell was
born July 4, 1990 in Richmond, Va...He’s a
Business major and son of Rob and Jean Brummell...Has a brother Brandon, 19.
Captains 2008
Greg Bush
Fr., LB, 6-0, 205
Centreville, Va.
Westfield H.S.
J.T. Crews
17
AT WESTFIELD - Played all
four years for coach Tom
Verbanic whose team went
15-0 in his senior year
winning the state championship...Also a wrestler...A
National Honor Society
member
PERSONAL - Gregory H.
Bush was born Feb. 26, 1990 in Silver Springs,
Md...He’s majoring in Business and is the son of
Eric and Erin Bush...Has a brother Joshua, 23
and two sisters, Vanessa, 21 and Hannah, 11.
Cole Campbell 87
AT WESTFIELD - Made 183
career tackles, had three
forced fumbles, recovered
four fumbles and had two
interceptions...Played for the
state championship team
coached by Tom Verbanic...
Also played baseball...A
member of the student
government and youth leader for confirmation
group.
PERSONAL - Cole David Campbell was born
Nov. 25, 1989 in Reston, Va...He is the son of
Dave and Stephanie Campbell and is majoring
in Business Management...Has a brother Brett,
14.
Carlos Canales 62
Fr., DL, 6-0, 255
Alexandria, Va.
T.C. Williams H.S.
AT T.C. WILLIAMS - Twice a
first team all-Patriot District
selection and team MVP...
Played for coach Randolf...A
member of the band.
PERSONAL - Carlos R.
Canales was born June 29,
1989 in Washington, D.C...
He’s a Computer Engineering
major and the son of Carlos Canales and Marleni Ulaya. Has a sister Cindy Martinez, 4.
Wayne Conner 19
Fr., QB, 5-11, 170
Sumerduck, Va.
Liberty H.S.
Tim Cook
Fr., LB, 6-0, 190
Chesapeake, Va.
Great Bridge H.S.
58
AT GREAT BRIDGE - Team
captain as a senior for coach
Pete Gale, and winner of the
Coaches Award...Had over
100 tackles in his last two
years, eight sacks, and two
interceptions...Also caught 12
passes for 200 yards...A
member of the National Honor
Society and an Honors graduate...Also a
member of FBLA, DECA and Young Life...Did
volunteer coaching with the Challenger Division
of Little League.
PERSONAL - Timothy R. Cook was born Oct.
24, 1989 in Chesapeake, Va...He’s s Business/
Accounting major and is the son of Mark and
Kathy Cook...Has a brother Tommy, 14 and two
sisters, Kristin, 21 and Kelly, 17.
Chase Cox
Fr., WR, 5-11, 180
Moseley, Va.
Cosby H.S.
28
AT COSBY - Named second
team all-Dominion District as
a senior playing for coaches
Peter Mutascier and Tim
Lowery...Had two interceptions in one game...An Honor
Roll student and winner of the
Student Athlete Award...A
member of the Spanish Club,
Varsity Club and DECA...Did volunteer work at a
local elementary school.
PERSONAL - Russell Chase Cox was born
Feb. 18, 1990 in Moseley, Va...The son of Bud
and Tammie Cox is a Business major...He has a
sister Megan, 20.
Fr., OL, 6-3, 245
Lynchburg, Va.
Brookville H.S.
69
AT BROOKVILLE - Second
team all-region and first team
all-area as a senior...Also
honorable mention all-Seminole District in his junior
year...Played for coach Jeff
Woddy...Won the United
States Marine Corps
Distinguished Athlete Award...
Also placed fifth in the region in the shot put...A
member of the National Honor Society and an
Honors graduate...Won the President’s Award
for Educational Excellence...Assisted with youth
football camps in his area.
PERSONAL - Jonathan Thomas Crews was
born May 17, 1990 in Lynchburg, Va...He is
majoring in Business and is the son of Jerry and
Jill Crews...Has a brother Jeffrey, 21.
Kyle Cummings 78
Fr., OL, 6-5, 280
Abingdon, Va.
Abingdon H.S.
AT ABINGDON - Second
team all-region and first team
all-Southwest District in his
senior year playing for coach
John Bowles...Named the
team’s Lineman of the Year.
PERSONAL - Kyle Malcolm
Cummings was born March
13, 1990 in Manassas, Va...
He is a Computer Engineering major and is the
son of Pat and Mary Cummings. Has a brother
Tanner, 21 and a sister Cameron, 13.
Kemp Davis
Fr., TE/LB, 6-3, 235
Fredericksburg, Va.
Massaponax H.S.
73
AT MASSAPONAX - First
team all-region and all-Commonwealth District offensive
tackle in his senior year...Also
a second team choice as a
junior...Coach Eric Ludden’s
team captain...A top finisher in
the Central Virginia Strong
Man competition for three
years...A high school mentor and helped clean
local roads.
PERSONAL - Kemp James Davis was born
March 6, 1990 in Harrisonburg, Va...He is the
son of James Davis and has not yet chosen a
major...Has a sister Cassandra, 19.
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PROFILES
Fr., LB, 6-0, 185
Centreville, Va.
Westfield H.S.
AT LIBERTY - Second team
all-Cedar Run District
quarterback as a senior
playing for coach Tommy
Buzzo...Also participated in
track...A member of the
national Honor Society, Green
Club and FCA...Volunteered
with the Special Olympics and
at a homeless shelter.
PERSONAL - Michael Wayne Conner was
born Feb. 5, 1990 in Spotsylvania, Va...The
Sociology major is the son of Mike and Kristy
Conner and has a sister Taylor, 14.
7 Keith Gaines
Robert Davis 50 Antonio Epps
Fr., LB,LS, 5-9, 205
Hampton, Va.
Phoebus H.S.
AT PHOEBUS - Second
team all-Peninsula District
playing for coach Bill Dee...
The team won four district
titles and a state championship during his year...Won the
History Award and Highest
Honors and was a delegate to
Boys State...Also a member
of the German Club and Sports Editor of the
school newspaper...A volunteer counselor at
Inspiring Minds and a Teen Mentor.
PERSONAL - Robert B.L. Davis was born
June 26, 1990 in Hampton, Va...He is majoring in Communication Studies and is the son of
Kevin and Karen Davis...Has a brother, Marc
Jones, 28.
Brian Dillon
Fr., LB, 6-2, 218
Williamsburg, Va.
Jamestown H.S.
31
AT JAMESTOWN - A
four-year letter-winner for
coach Ryan Turnage...A
church volunteer.
PERSONAL - Brian Christopher Dillon was born April
28, 1989 in Bad Windsheim,
Germany...He is the son of
Dan and Patricia Dillon and
has not yet selected a major...Has two brothers,
Michael, 21 and Rory, 17, and a sister Jamie,
15.
Nick Dottellis 25
Fr., SS, 5-11, 195
Spotsylvania, Va.
Riverbend H.S.
AT RIVERBEND - Twice an
all-Battlefield District selection
and coach Drew Seamen’s
Defensive MVP.
PERSONAL - Nicolas M.
Dottellis was born July 16,
1989 in Lanham, Md...He is
the son of Rob and Nicole
Weaver and has not chosen
a major...Has two sisters, Rachel Weaver, 8 and
Bridget Weaver, 3...Previously attended Fork
Union Military Academy.
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Fr., QB, 6-1, 175
Lawrenceville, Va.
Brunswick H.S.
AT BRUNSWICK - Earned
second team all-region honors
as a defensive back and also
gained 1600 yards in his
senior season playing for
coach Harold Williams...Also
an all-state basketball player...
An ECMC Scholar.
PERSONAL - Antonio A.
Epps was born June 21, 1990 in Lawrenceville,
Va...He is the son of Charles and Bernice
Smith...Has not yet chosen a major...Has a
brother Alain, 16 and two sisters, Ashley, 21 and
Janie Smith, 12.
Patrick Ey
Fr., OL, 6-1, 327
Colonial Beach, Va.
Colonial Beach H.S.
61
Fr., LB, 6-1, 250
Germantown, Md.
Damascus H.S.
58
AT DAMASCUS - Second
team all-state linebacker as
his team won two Maryland
4A championships...Also a
state champion wrestler at
215 pounds, going unbeaten
as a senior with a 37-0
record...Won the Principals’
Leadership Award and a
member of Best Buddies...Helped coach youth
football, wrestling and softball.
PERSONAL - Joshua William Fredrick was
born Jan. 26, 1990 in Damascus, Md...The son
of David and Gail Fredrick has not yet selected
a major, but is interested in Environmental
Science...Has a sister Jennifer, 16...His father
played semi-pro soccer.
AT SALEM - Second team
all-state quarterback as a
senior as his team won state
titles in his junior and senior
years...The Salem Times and
Roanoke Times Athlete of the
Year...Also an all-district
defensive back...A state
champion hurdler and a
three-time all-state performer in track...A
member of the Key Club and volunteered with
the YMCA Trialthlon.
PERSONAL - Keith Evan Gaines was born
Feb. 6, 1988 in Philadelphia, Pa....His major is
undecided. He is the son of Keith and Cynthia
Gaines and has two brothers, Kyle, 24 and
Korey, 18...Previously attended Virginia Military
Institute.
MAURICE Gaines 82
AT COLONIAL BEACH - A
second team all-CAFC
selection at offensive and
defensive tackle and the
team’s Lineman of the Year...
Rookie Offensive Lineman of
the Year and later Offensive
Lineman of the Year...Team
captain for coach Jeremy
Jack...An all-academic team member and on the
Superintendent’s List every year...A member of
the Drama Club, DECA and CLC.
PERSONAL - Patrick Christopher Ey was born
July 25, 1990 in Silver Spring, Md...He is majoring in Math Education and is the son of Ronald
Shackelford and Debbie Ey...Has a sister Pam
Leobach, 39.
Josh Fredrick
Fr., QB, 5-10, 180
Roanoke, Va.
Salem H.S.
5
Fr., WR, 5-9, 205
Tappahannock, Va.
Essex H.S.
AT ESSEX - First team
all-region and all-Northern
Neck District for coach Todd
Jones...Second team all-state
kick returner and honorable
mention wide receiver...Also
an all-district basketball player
and competed in track...A
member of FCA and the
Chess and Checkers Club.
PERSONAL - Maurice Douglas Gaines was
born Oct. 25, 1988 in Tappahannock, Va...The
son of Lucille Gaines has not yet chosen a
major...Has a brother John, 33 and two sisters,
Myra, 26 and Cierra, 21.
Quamaine Giles 26
Fr., DB, 5-8, 158
Martinsville, Va.
Martinsville H.S.
AT MARTINSVILLE - Second team all-Piedmont District
as a defensive back for coach
Matt Foust...Also an all-district
wrestler and soccer player...A
member of Big M with a 3.7
GPA or better and all-VHSL
Academic all four years...Also
a member of the International
Club, FBLA and NSBE...A
Bell-ringer for the Salvation Army.
PERSONAL - Quamaine Lamar Asmaud Giles
was born Oct. 20, 1989 in Stuart, Va...He is
majoring in Computer Science and is the son of
Charlene Giles...Has two sisters, Kendra Foster,
15 and Brianna Foster, 17.
Captains 2008
Andrew Gillikin 77 Dustin Hornsby 63 Jacob Kain
Fr., OL, 6-4, 280
Poquoson, Va.
Poquoson H.S.
AT POQUOSON - Played
three years of football for
coach Elliot Duty...A member
of FBLA and FCA as well as a
volunteer for Poquoson Parks
and Recreation.
PERSONAL - Andrew Bradley Gillikin was born May 15,
1990 in Poquoson, Va...The
Sociology major is the son of Cheryl and Brad
Gillikin...Has a brother Jason Fawcett, 24 and a
sister Lindsey, 23.
Al Hammill
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AT NEW KENT - First team
all-Bay Rivers District as a
senior playing for coach Fred
Birchett...Also an honorable
mention all-region choice...
Team captain as a senior...
All-district in baseball as
well...An honors student and
member of Beta and FCA.
PERSONAL - Felix Alfred Hammill, III, was
born May 14, 1990 in Highland Springs, Va...He
is majoring in Business and is the son of Al and
Ruby Hammill...A second cousin, Travis Grant,
plays football at Bridgewater.
Jasmond Holiday 8
Fr., QB, 6-3, 195
Newport News, Va.
Denbigh H.S.
AT DENBIGH - Played two
years for coach Tracy
Harrod...Earned an Advanced
Diploma.
PERSONAL - Jasmond Deandre Holiday was born July
8, 1990 in Williamsburg, Va...
He is majoring in Business
and is the son of Jeremy and
Aundrea Holiday...Has two brothers, Adrian, 19
and Alex, 8 and a sister Rachel, 12.
AT SMITHFIELD - First team
all-Bay Rivers District on the
offensive and defensive lines
as a sophomore and senior
and a second team all-region
those years as well...Played
for coach Chris Frasier...Team
MVP in those two seasons, a
Daily Press all-star choice
and captain all four years...Also an all-district
baseball player...A member of the A-B Honor
Roll all four years and a student liaison...A
member of Beta and the Spanish Club.
PERSONAL - Dustin Robert Hornsy was born
Oct. 8, 1989 in Newport News, Va...The son of
Dustin Hornsby and David and Kim Hornsby,
is a Sociology/Criminology major...Has a sister
Makenzie, 13.
Zack Howell
Fr., OL, 6-4, 300
Newport News, Va.
Warwick H.S.
Fr., DB, 5-11, 175
Mechanicsville, Va.
Mechanicsville H.S.
AT MECHANICSVILLE - A
first team all-Capital District
selection and second team
all-Central Region as a
senior...Named to the
Times-Dispatch all-Metro
second team and was
coach Joshua Just’s Defensive MVP...Had a total
of 85 tackles in his last two years, intercepted
three passes and recovered five fumbles...An
Honor Roll student and a member of the Athletic
Academic Honor Roll...A member of Beta and a
youth basketball coach.
PERSONAL - Jacob Kain was born April 18,
1990 in Mechanicsville, Va...The son of Jon and
Sherrie Kain is majoring in Business and has a
brother, Nathan, 20.
Kelly
78 Markis
Fr., DB, 5-10, 160
AT WARWICK - All-state as
a senior and all-Peninsula
District in his junior and senior
years playing for coaches
Reamon and Sexton...Started
at right guard in the state
all-star game.
PERSONAL - Zachary Keith
Howell was born July 9, 1989
in Newport News, Va...He is majoring in Government and is the son of Greg and Deborah
Howell...Has a sister Courtney, 21.
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AT NEW KENT - Named first
team all-Bay Rivers District as
a senior and second team in
his junior year for coach Fred
Birchett...An honors graduate
and member of Beta, the
French Club, FCA and Varsity
Club.
PERSONAL - Malcom Lydell
Jones was born July 12, 1990 in Henrico, Va...
He is majoring in Computer Engineering and is
the son of Barbara Jones...Has a brother Andre,
16 and a sister Krystal.
21
Virginia Beach, Va.
Landstown H.S.
AT LANDSTOWN - A three
year letter winner for coach
Steve Canter...An Honor Roll
student and member of the
all-athletic team...Also
competed in track and field...
Did volunteer work at First
Baptist Church.
PERSONAL - Markis Rashad Kelly was born March 26, 1990 in Norfolk,
Va...He is the son of Barry Cox and Elaine Kelly
and has not yet chosen a major...Has a brother
Jabril, 16 and a sister Khadijah, 13.
King
Malcom Jones 68 Mike
Fr., LB, 6-0, 215
Fr., LB, 5-11, 205
New Kent, Va.
New Kent H.S.
24
52
Centreville, Va.
Westfield H.S.
AT WESTFIELD - Second
team all-Concorde District
and played in the Northern
Region all-star game...
Co-Chic-Fil-A Player of the
Game in the state championship which the Bulldogs won...
The leading tackler on coach
Tom Verbanic’s team with 96
including five sacks...Also had
two forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries...Won the Senior Award of Excellence.
PERSONAL - Michael Wayne King was born
Sept. 13, 1989 in Vienna, Va...He is the son of
Kevin and Kathy King and has not yet chosen a
major...Has a sister Kelly, 20...His father played
football at Carnegie Mellon and his uncle Brian
King played football at Bucknell.
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PROFILES
Fr., DE, 6-0, 225
New Kent, Va.
New Kent H.S.
Fr., OL, 6-0, 265
Smithfield, Va.
Smithfield H.S.
Devin Lam
Fr., DL, 6-2, 200
Charlottesville, Va.
Albemarle H.S.
64 Corey Legister 40 Lashae McMillian 27
AT ALBEMARLE - Played
four years of football for coach
Rick Vrbavac as well as two
years of basketball.
PERSONAL - Devin Glen
Lam was born June 21, 1989
in Charlottesville, Va...He is a
Computer Science major and
the son of Gary and Deborah
Lam...Has a sister Farin, 15.
Ross Lavin
Fr., RB, 5-10, 205
Centreville, Va.
Westfield H.S.
42
AT WESTFIELD - Second
team all-Concorde District for
coach Tom Verbanic whose
team won the state championship...As a senior he had 12
receptions, including five
touchdowns, for 293 yards...
Also an all-star lacrosse
player and a wrestler...An
Honor Roll student, member of student
government, the newspaper, a peer mentor and
a special needs mentor.
PERSONAL - Ross Michael Lavin was born
April 11, 1990 in Centreville, Va...He is the
son of Chris and Kelly Lavin and has not yet
selected his major...Has two brothers, Ryan, 21
and Reid, 12...Ryan currently plays football at
Shepherd.
Aaron Lee
Fr., QB, 5-11, 180
Manassas, Va.
Osbourn Park H.S.
18
AT OSBOURN PARK - Twice
an all-Cedar Run District
quarterback, and selected
all-region as a senior...He
passed for 1,257 yards in his
senior year while playing for
coach Brian Beaty...Team
captain and MVP of both the
football and district champion
basketball teams...Helps coach youth football.
PERSONAL - Aaron Nathaniel Lee was born
July 20, 1990 in Hillsborough, Fla...He is the son
of Andrew and Natlian Lee...Has two bothers,
Andrew and Austin, and a sister, Asya.
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Fr., LB, 6-0, 235
Hampton, Va.
Tabb H.S.
AT TABB - First team
all-region and all-Bay Rivers
District as a senior and first
team all-district and honorable
mention all-region as a
junior...As a sophomore,
playing in Europe, he was first
team all-European running
back for a team that won the
Division II championship...In school he was a
library assistant.
PERSONAL - Corey DeShawn Legister was
born March 27, 1990 at Beale Air Force Base,
California...The son of Dave and Denise Legister and Anita and Kenny Shands, has not yet
selected his major...Has two brothers, Derrell,16
and Gregory, 9 and a sister Aysia, 3.
C.J. Leizear
Fr., QB, 5-11, 190
Sterling, Va.
Park View H.S.
6
AT PARK VIEW - Three
times an all-Dulles District
and Offensive Player of the
Year in his senior season
playing for coach Andy Hill...
Passed for 6,376 yards in his
career, including 3,133 as a
senior...A total of 59 touchdown passes in his career...A
member of the National Honor Society.
PERSONAL - Christopher James Leizear was
born Nov. 18, 1989 in Fairfax, Va...He is the son
of Maura and Steve Leizear has not yet selected
a major...Has a sister Brenda, 16.
Fr., DB, 5-9, 175
Hampton, Va.
Kecoughtan H.S.
AT KECOUGHTAN - First
team all-Peninsula District as
a defensive back in his junior
year and first team at
defensive back, quarterback
and kick returner as a senior
for coach Tommy Austin...A
Daily Press all-star and
played in the state all-star
game where he was special teams MVP...Also
an outstanding baseball player and track
athlete...An Honor Roll student and youth
mentor for his church.
PERSONAL - LaShae Maurice McMillan was
born Feb. 14, 1986 in Newport News, Va...He is
a Biology major and the son of James and Carmen McMillan...Has four brothers, Darius, 18;
Adrian, 26; Seneca, 31 and Jason, 31 and two
sisters, Toni, 14 and Alisha, 25...Darius plays
football at Richmond.
Patrick Meredith 74
Fr., OL, 6-2, 310
Chesterfield, Va.
Manchester H.S.
AT MANCHESTER - Second
team all-Dominion District
center for coach Hall.
PERSONAL - Michael
Patrick Meredith was born
Nov. 10, 1989 in Wakefield,
N.C...He is majoring in Business...The son of Michael and
Angela Meredith has three
brothers, Ryan Mooney, 28; Shaun Mooney, 26
and Chase Meredith, 16.
Quentin Marrow 39 Jeremiah Ortega 79
Fr., SS, 5-10, 180
Virginia Beach, Va.
Cox H.S.
AT COX - Played three years
for coach Steve Allosso...A
member of the Leadership
Workshop and does reading
to elementary school
students.
PERSONAL - Quentin Deon
Marrow was born Dec. 31,
1989 in Henderson, N.C...
He is majoring in Computer Engineering and is
the son of Jacqueline Marrow...Has a brother
Darrin, 15.
Fr., OL, 6-1, 285
Portsmouth, Va.
I.C. Norcom H.S.
AT I.C. NORCOM - Captain
of the offensive line that
helped spark an offense that
once passed for 465 yards in
a single game, the fifth
highest total in the state...
Played for coaches Detrich
Wise and Larry Archie...
Named both the Electronics
and Technology Student of
the Year...A member of PRIDE, DECA, the
Interact Club and Robotics Club.
PERSONAL - Jeremiah Lucien Ortega was
born April 2, 1990 in Bethesda, Md...He’s a
Computer Science major and the son of Jose
and Marilyn Ortega...Has a brother Christopher,
14 and two sisters, Rhonda, 29 and Monica, 27.
Captains 2008
Gabe Smith
Erik Patterson 89
Fr., RB, 5-8, 185
Fr., WR, 6-1, 190
Lanexa, Va.
Justin
Reidelbach
90
Catharpin, Va.
Stephen and Anna Perez and has not selected
a major.
Battlefield H.S.
David Pearce
Fr., WR, 6-2, 180
Alexandria, Va.
West Potomac H.S.
86
AT WEST POTOMAC - AllPatriot District at receiver as a
senior when he played in the
Northern Virginia all-star
game...Won the Tri-Athlete
Award for playing football,
basketball and lacrosse...Had
31 catches for 400 yards and
six touchdowns as a senior...A
member of the Student Government Association
and did over 160 hours of community service
work.
PERSONAL - David John Pearce was born
Sept. 17, 1989 in Washington, D.C...The son of
Dave and Karen Pearce has not yet chosen a
major...Has a sister Madison, 15.
Will Perez
Fr., LB, 5-11, 210
Chester, Va.
Lloyd C. Bird H.S.
54
AT LLOYD C. BIRD - First
team all-Dominion District and
honorable mention all-region
as a senior...Team captain for
coach David Bedwell...A
member of the National Honor
Society and the PTSA.
PERSONAL - William
Joseph Perez was born Jan.
3, 1990 in Longdon, England...He is the son of
New Kent H.S.
Fr., TE, 6-1, 230
Richmond, Va.
Freeman H.S.
AT FREEMAN - A second
team all-Colonial District
selection...Team captain for
coach Bob Brinkley...Also
captain of the basketball
team...A member of the
National Honor Society, Boys
State and Beta as well as the
Rebel Leadership Council...
Did volunteer work at a local middle school and
with the Interact Club.
PERSONAL - Charles Justin Reidelbach
was born Nov. 2, 1989 in Richmond, Va...He
is majoring in Business and is the son of Carol
Reidelbach...Has a sister Catherine (Kelsey),
18.
Tyler Saupe
Fr., K, 5-11, 190
Chesterfield, Va.
Clover Hill H.S.
90
AT MECHANICSVILLE Second team all-Dominion
District place kicker playing
for coaches Sean O’Hare and
Pete Matascio...An Honor Roll
student with perfect attendance.
PERSONAL - Tyler Joseph
Saupe was born June 5, 1990
in Richmond, Va...He is the son of Ken and Connie Saupe and has not yet chosen his major...
Has two brothers, Wesley, 14 and Curtis, 10.
Justin Simmons 85
Fr., TE, 6-4, 225
Midlothian, Va.
Manchester H.S.
AT MANCHESTER - Played
four years at offensive tackle
for coach Tom Hall...Also an
all-state shot putter...An
Honor Roll student, member
of KOM and Boys State.
PERSONAL - Justin Aaron
Simmons was born Oct. 6,
1989 in Richmond, Va...He’s
a Biology major and the son of Ron and Rhonda
Simmons...Has a sister Jessica, 21.
AT NEW KENT - An
honorable mention all-Bay
Rivers District at linebacker...
Coach Fred Birchett’s team
captain as a senior...An honor
student and member of Beta.
PERSONAL - Gabriel Leroy
Smith was born Sept. 26,
1990 in Richmond, Va...He
is majoring in Computer Science and is the son
of Leroy A. Smith, Jr., Joe L. Crump and Penny
Jett Crump...Has a brother Joshua Crump, 16
and two sisters, Lakeisha Crump, 20 and Lajoy
Smith, 21.
Zach Stern
So., OL, 6-0, 250
Yorktown, Va.
Knob Noster H.S. (Mo.)
65
AT KNOB NOSTER - Three
times an all-district offensive
and defensive lineman...Also
an all-conference and all-state
wrestler...Twice all-Kansas
City Metro...A member of FFA
and did volunteer work in
youth football and wrestling
camps.
PERSONAL - Zachary Ryan Stern was born
April 1, 1989 in Yankton, S.D....The Criminology
major is the son of Steve and Vickie Stern and
has two brothers, Matt, 18, and Jacob, 12 as
well as a sister Ashley, 11...Previously attended
Northern State University in South Dakota.
Jurrand Summerville 99
Fr., DT, 6-6, 270
Stafford, Va.
North Stafford H.S.
AT NORTH STAFFORD Twice honorable mention
all-District...Won the StudentAthlete Award and was a
member of Orange Fever...
Won the Presidential
Volunteer Award.
PERSONAL - Jurrand S.
Summerville was born March
9, 1990 in Stafford, Va...He is the son of Kimbel
and Natalie Summerville...Has a brother Justin,
24 and two sisters, Janelle, 20 and Jozanne,
26.
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PLAYER
PROFILES
AT BATTLEFIELD - Earned
all-region honors at wide
receiver as a senior after
being named first team
all-Cedar Run District and
all-area for two seasons...Was
the district co-Offensive
Player of the Year as a senior
playing for coach Mark Cox...
Also an honorable mention all-district choice at
outside linebacker that year as well as being
named a Player to Watch by the Washington
Post and Gameday Magazine...Team co-captain
for two years...In his final two years he caught
79 passes for 1326 yards and 15 touchdowns...
An Honor Roll student and member of DECA...
Worked parttime as a waiter.
PERSONAL - Erik Alexander Patterson was
born Oct. 28, 1989 in Catharpin, Va...He is a
Business major and the son of Bryan and Audrey Patterson...Has a brother Andrew, 20 and a
sister Rachel, 17.
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Carlton Watson 39
Corey ^Thacker 16
Fr., QB, 5-11, 190
Haymarket, Va.
Battlefield H.S.
AT BATTLEFIELD - Three
times an all-Battlefield District
selection...Captain of the
team in his senior season,
when the Bobcats won the
district title...Also played
basketball.
PERSONAL - Corey B.
Thacker was born Aug. 12,
1989 in Gainesville, Va...He’s the son of Brian
and Heidi Thacker and is majoring in Business...
Has a brother Jordan, 8.
Lawrence Thompson 28
Fr., WR, 6-0, 160
Virginia Beach, Va.
Landstown H.S.
AT LANDSTOWN - Second
team all-Southeastern District
as a senior playing for
coaches Carter Beatty and
Ron Bottom...Also Offensive
Player of the year for the
Eagles...Ran for 837 yards
and five touchdowns as a
senior...An Honor Roll
student, winner of the President’s Award and
earned an Advanced Diploma...A member of the
Spanish Club and a church volunteer.
PERSONAL - Lawrence Darnell Thompson
was born Sept. 2, 1990 in Norfolk, Va...He is the
son of June and Lawrence Thompson and has
not yet selected a major.
Byron Tibbets
Fr., OL, 6-4, 260
Chesterfield, Va.
Manchester H.S.
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AT MANCHESTER - Selected first team all-state as
well as first team all-region,
all-area and all-Dominion
District as a senior playing for
coach Tom Hall...Team
captain as well...An Honor
Roll student and a Scout.
PERSONAL - Byron Wright
Tibbetts was born Aug. 25, 1989 in Richmond,
Va...He is majoring in Business Administration
and is the son of Bruce and Charlene Tibbetts...
has a brother Brandon, 23.
Jermando Towler 10
AT PHOEBUS - Second
team all-Peninsula District
playing for coach Bill Dee
whose team won the state
championship...Also played
baseball...Graduated with
honors.
PERSONAL - Jermando
Newal Towler was born Feb.
15, 1990 in Hampton, Va...He is majoring in
Communications and is the son of Alonzo Rice
and Alethea Lambert...Has two brother, Alonzo
Rice, Jr., 10 and Duquan, 14.
Justin Tutt
Fr., WR, 6-5, 180
Manassas, Va.
Osbourn Park H.S.
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AT OSBOURN PARK - A
four year player for coach
Brian Beatty... Also played
basketball and ran track...A
four-year athletic scholar and
won the Block Scholar
Award...A member of DECA...
Did volunteer work as part of
a church group on the Navajo
Reservation in Arizona and New Mexico.
PERSONAL - Justin Christopher Tutt was born
March 17, 1990 in Manassas, Va...He is a Business major and the son of Anthony and Michelle
Tutt...Has two sisters, Jennifer Frappier, 32 and
Danielle Carter. 21.
Dayn Washburn 54
Fr., LB, 6-2, 225
Stafford, Va.
North Stafford H.S.
AT NORTH STAFFORD Second team all-Commonwealth District on defense and
honorable mention all-area as
a senior playing for coach Tap
Pace...Earned honorable
mention all-district honors in
his junior year...Named Army
Reserve Scholar-Athlete of
the Year as a senior...A member of FCA and a
Sunday School teacher.
PERSONAL - Dayn Tyler Washburn was born
Sept. 23, 1990 in Chesapeake, Va...He’s a History major and the son of Jim and Kim Washburn...Has a brother Blake, 15.
Fr., WR, 5-11, 180
Hampton, Va.
Phoebus H.S.
40
Fr., DB, 5-8, 175
Alexandria, Va.
T.C. Williams H.S.
AT T.C. WILLIAMS - Second
team all-Northern Region and
first team all-Patriot District as
a senior playing for coach
Dennis Randolph...Named
team defensive MVP and
played in the Northern Region
Coaches All-Star Game...
Made a total of 179 tackles in
his final two years and forced nine fumbles...On
the Merit Roll and did volunteer work at Inova
Hospital for a summer.
PERSONAL - Carlton Cornelius Watson was
born Sept. 14, 1990 in Brooklyn, N.Y...He is a
Biology major and the son of Elvey Watson and
Roberta Leach...Has two brothers, Orlando, 19
and Percell, 14.
James WilLson 44
Fr., DB, 5-9, 170
Gambrills, Md.
South River H.S.
AT SOUTH RIVER - On the
Coaches Poll all-county team
as a senior, as well as team
captain for coach Steve
Erxleben...Had a total of 80
tackles in his final two
seasons, along with five
interceptions, five forced
fumbles and two fumble
recoveries...Had a ten-yard punt return average
in his senior season...Also played baseball...An
Honor Roll student and volunteered at his local
church.
PERSONAL - James Kenneth Willson was
born June 11, 1990 in Corning, N.Y...He’s majoring in Business and is the son of Bill and Lee
Ann Willson...Has a sister Meredith, 15...His father played football at Bucknell and grandfather
Jim Willson played at Penn State and Bucknell.
Kevin Wilson
Fr., DL, 5-11, 295
Virginia Beach, Va.
Landstown H.S.
98
AT LANDSTOWN - Second
team all-Beach District for
coaches Chris Beatty and
Steve Canter...An Honor Roll
student and graduated with
honors...Did volunteer work at
church and in homeless
shelters.
PERSONAL - Kevin Brian
Wilson was born Jan. 5, 1990 in Baltimore, Md...
The son of Kevin and Cheryl Wilson is a History
major...Has a sister Mandy, 20.
Captains 2008
Wesley
Opponent Profiles
Game 1 - Sat. Sept. 6, 1:00
First meeting
POMOCO Stadium
Location: Dover, Del.
Enrollment: 1,700
President: Dr. William Johnston
Athletic Director: Michael Drass
Conference: Capital A.C.
Nickname: Wolverines
Colors: Navy & White
Stadium: Wolverine Stadium
Capacity: 2,500
Head Coach: Mike Drass
Phone: 302-736-2363
Head Coach
Mike Drass
Sports Information
Director: Geoff Goyne
Office Phone: 302-736-2450
Home Phone: N/A
Fax: 302-736-0345
e-mail: [email protected]
Press Box phone: N/A
Mailing address: 120 N. State St.
Dover, Del. 19901-3835
Athletic Web Site: www.wesley.edu/athletics
Salisbury
Game 2 - Sat. Sept. 20, 1:00
Salisbury leads series 4-2
Salisbury, Md.
Location: Salisbury, Md.
Enrollment: 7,500
President : Dr. Janet Dudley-Eshbash
Athletic Director: Dr. Michael Vienna
Conference: Atlantic Central
Nickname: Sea Gulls
Colors: Maroon & Gold
Stadium: Sea Gull Stadium
Capacity: 2,500
Head Coach: Sherman Wood
Phone: 410-543-6356
Sports Information
Director: Sam Atkinson
Home Phone: 410-334-6493
Fax: 410-677-0208
Press Box Phone: 410-677-5370
Mailing address: 1101 Camden Ave.
Salisbury, Md. 21801-6860
Athletic Web Site: www.salisbury.edu
Series Information
Games Played - 6 (Salisbury leads 4-2)
All-time Series Results
None
at CNU 0-3, at Salisbury 2-1
Sept. 1, 2001 Salisbury
Nov. 20, 2004 CNU
Sept. 16, 2006 CNU
Returning Statistical Leaders
Rushing
GP Att. Net Ave. TDs Ave/G
Mike Pennewell
13 261 16306.2 8
125.4
Passing
Jason Schatz
GP Att/Cmp/Int.Pct. Yds TDs Ave/G
13 354-186-10 .525 2787 25 214.4
Receiving
Larry Beavers
GP Rec. Yds Ave/R TDs Ave/G
13 41
692 16.9 7
53.2
Tackles
Sean Matthews
Eddie Donisi
Jeremiah Santiago
GP
13
13
13
Solo
51
27
32
2007 Results (11-2)
September
1 N.C. Wesleyan
W 34-31
8 Delaware Valley
W 24-21
14 at Widener
W 31-17
22 Montclair St.
L 26-27
29 Huntington
W28-0
October
6 Frostburg St.*
W 45-0
13 at Apprentice*
W 50-7
20 at Brockport St.*
W 45-21
27 Salisbury*
W 20-13
November
10 at Morrisville St.
W 71-27
17 Hampden-Sydney W 45-17
24 Muhlenberg #
W 38-21
December
1 Mary Hardin-Baylor # L 10-27
*Atlantic Central Football Conf.
#NCAA Playoff games
Asst
62
40
24
Tot
113
67
56
TK/Loss Sack Int.
14.5
1.0 1
8.0
0
2
4.0
0
2
2008 Schedule
September
6 at CNU
1:00
13 at Delaware Valley
1:00
20 Widener
1:00
October
4 at Frostburg St.
1:00
11 at Iona
1:00
18 Apprentice
1:00
25 at Webber International 6:00
November
1 at Salisbury
1:00
8 at Lake Erie
1:00
15 Gallaudet
2:00
*Atlantic Central Football Conf.
POMOCO Stadium
Salisbury, Md.
Salisbury, Md.
POMOCO Stadium
Salisbury, Md.
POMOCO Stadium
6-21
13-20
35-24
24-44
23-17 OT
21-35
2008
OPPONENTS
Series Information
First meeting
Head Coach
Sherman Wood
Rushing
Ronnie Curley
10 128 633 4.9 5
63.3
Jamar Garner
9
46 247 5.4 3
27.4
Passing
Ronnie Curley
10 89/38/3
.427 572 6
57.2
Receiving
Kevin Tillage
Chris Newton
11 6
179 29.8 2
16.3
9 8
93
11.6 1
10.3
Tackles
Matt Barnes
Ryan Hesnan
Chris Loveland
GP
11
11
11
Solo
35
35
31
2007 Results (9-2)
September
1 Albright
W 42-12
8 at Brockport St.*
W40-14
15 at CNU
W 35-21
22 Delaware Valley W 36-16
29 Apprentice*
W 62-14
October
6 at Geneva
W 20-7
13 at Morrisville St.
W 56-20
20 Becker
W 79-20
27 at Wesley*
L 13-20
November
10 vs. Frostburg St.* W 35-14
17 at Muhlenberg
L 21-31
*Atlantic Central F.C.
#NCAA Playoff games
Asst
21
21
15
Tot
56
56
46
TK/Loss Sack
5/8
1/2
3/8
0
6/18
1/8
2008 Schedule
September
6 at Albright
13 Geneva
20 CNU
27 at Delaware Valley
October
4 at Apprentice*
11 at St. John Fisher
18 Lake Erie
25 at Becker
November
1 Wesley*
15 vs. Frostburg St.
*Atlantic Central games
Int.
1/9
1/13
0
1:00
6:00
1:00
1:00
1:30
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
2:00
41
Opponent Profiles
Shenandoah
Wilkes
Game 4 - Sat. Oct. 4, 7:00
CNU leads series 4-3
Winchester, Va.
Game 3 - Sat. Sept. 27, 1:00
First meeting
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Location: Winchester, Va.
Enrollment: 2,700
President: Dr. James A. Davis
Athletic Director: John Hill
Conference: USA South
Nickname: Hornets
Colors: Red, White & Midnight Blue
Stadium: Shentel Stadium
Capacity: 3,000
Head Coach: Paul Barnes
Phone: 540-678-4306
Location: Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Enrollment 2,200
President : Dr. Joseph E. Gilmour
Athletic Director: Addy Malatesta
Conference: MAC Freedom
Nickname: Colonels
Colors: Navy & Gold
Stadium: Ralston Field
Capacity: 4,000
Head Coach: Frank Sheptock
Phone: 570-714-4750
Sports Information
Director: Craig Merriman
Home Phone: N/A
Fax: 570-408-4028
Mailing address: 84 W. South St/
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18766
Athletic Web Site: www.wilkes.edu
Series Information
First meeting
Sports Information
Director: Scott Musa
Home Phone: 540-533-5406
Fax: 540-665-5430
Mailing address: 1460 University Dr.
Winchester, Va. 22601
Athletic Web Site: www.su.edu/athletics
Head Coach
Frank Sheptock
Head Coach
Paul Barnes
Series Information
Games Played - 7 (CNU leads 4-3)
None
Rushing
Alex Perason
7
147 545 3.8 6
77.9
Jamar Beverly
7
70 210 3.0 3
3.0
at CNU 2-1, at Shenandoah 1-2
Sept. 29, 2001 Shenandoah
Oct. 5, 2002
Shenandoah
Oct. 4, 2003
CNU
Oct. 2, 2004
Shenandoah
Oct. 1, 2005
CNU
Sept. 30, 2006 CNU
Sept. 29, 2007 CNU
POMOCO Stadium
Winchester, Va.
POMOCO Stadium
Winchester, Va.
POMOCO Stadium
Winchester, Va.
POMOCO Stadium
24-27 OT
15-19
21-0
10-14
30-14
17-3
42-0
Passing
Rob Johnson
3 19/12/1
.632 111 1 37.0
Receiving
Jason Prushinski
Gennaro Zangardi
10 49
667 13.6 3
66.7
10 27
352 13.0 0
35.2
Rushing
Kevin Roberts
10 202 729 3.6 6
72.9
Keith Watson
10 17 58 3.4 0
5.8
Tackles
Corey Tucker
Justin Friedel
GP Solo Asst Tot TK/Loss Sack Int.
10 25
22
47 5.5/16 0.5/2 0
10 30
15
45 2.5/2
0
2/1
Passing
Vern Lunsford
GP Att/Cmp/Int. Pct. Yds TDsAve/G
8
93/42/10
.452 493 2 61.6
Receiving
E.J. Brown
GP Rec. Yds Ave/R
9
6
96 16.0
Tackles
Dionte Beatty
Brodis Brown
Blake Campbell
GP
10
10
10
2007 Results (4-6)
September
1 William Paterson L 16-17
8 Montclair St.
L 7-14
15 Rowan
L 13-14
29 at Lebanon Valley* W 29-22 OT
October
6 FDU-Florham*
W 47-0
13 at Lycoming*
L 17-19
20 Albright*
L 25-35
27 at King’s*
W 35-0
November
3 at Delaware Valley* w 27-24
10 Widener*
L 17-20
* MAC Freedom Conf. game
42
2008 Schedule
September
6 Muhlenberg
13 at Montclair St.
27 CNU
October
4 Lebanon Valley*
11 at FDU-Florham*
18 Lycoming*
25 at Albright*
November
1 King’s*
8 Delaware Valley*
15 at Widener*
*MAC Freedom Conf. game
7:00
1”00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
SoloAsstTot
54 22 76
37 37 74
32 29 61
2007 Results (2-8, 2-5, 6th)
September
1 at Catholic
L 6-7
8 Bridgewater
L 6-20
15 Albright
L 7-30
22 Ferrum*
L 21-44
29 at CNU*
L 0-42
October
13 Greensboro*
W 33-7
20 at N.C. Wesleyan* L 9-41
27 at Averett*
W 42-22
November
3 Maryville*
L 10-21
10 at Methodist*
L 20-27
*USA South Games
TDs Ave/G
1
10.7
TK/Loss
3.5/10
0
10.5/46
Sack Int.
0
1/0
0
1/28
6.5/31 0
2008 Schedule
September
6 Catholic
13 at Bridgewater
20 at Albright
27 at Ferrum*
October
4 CNU*
18 at Greensboro*
25 N.C. Wesleyan*
November
1 Averett*
8 at Maryville*
15 Methodist*
*USA South games
7:00
1:00
7:00
1:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
1:30
1:00
Captains 2008
Opponent Profiles
Maryville
Greensboro
Game 6 - Sat. Oct. 18, 2:00
CNU lead series 3-0
Maryville, Tenn.
Game 5 - Sat. Oct. 11, 1:00
CNU lead series 7-0
POMOCO Stadium
Location: Greensboro, N.C.
Enrollment: 1,310
President: Dr. Craven E. Williams
Athletic Director: Kim Strable
Nickname: The Pride
Colors: Green, White & Silver
Stadium: Jemieson Stadium (Grimsley HS)
Capacity: 10,000
Head Coach: Neal Mitchell
Phone: 336-272-7102 X396
Location: Maryville, Tenn.
Enrollment 1,155
President : Dr. Gerald Gibson
Athletic Director: Randy Lambert
Nickname: Fighting Scots
Colors: Orange & Garnet
Stadium: Lloyd L. Thornton
Capacity: 3,000
Head Coach: Tony Ierulli
Phone: 865-981-8282
Head Coach
Sports Information
Neal Mitchell
Director: Bob Lowe
Office Phone: 336-272-7102 X. 279
Home Phone: 336-852-0817
Fax: 336-217-7237
Mailing address: 815 W. Market St.
Greensboro, N.C. 27410-1875
Athletic Web Site: www.gborocollege.edu/athletics
Sports Information
Head Coach
Director: Eric Etchison
Tony Ierulli
Cell Phone: 865-850-8103
Fax: 865-981-8285
Mailing address: 502 E. Alexander Pkwy.
Maryville, Tenn. 37804
Athletic Web Site: www.maryvillecollege.edu/athletics
Series Information
Series Information
at CNU 4-0, at Greensboro 3-0
Oct. 6, 2001
CNU
Oct. 12, 2002 CNU
Oct. 11, 2003 CNU
Oct. 9, 2004
CNU
Oct. 8, 2005
CNU
Oct. 7, 2006
CNU
Oct. 6, 2007
CNU
All-Time Series Results
at CNU 2-0, at Maryville 1-0
Sept. 10, 2005 CNU
Oct. 14, 2006 CNU
Oct. 13, 2007 CNU
35-10
27-13
42-10
31-7
28-15
28-0
52-21
10 279/146/15 .523 169311 169.3
Receiving
Torrey Lowe
Charlie Johnson
10 50
460 9.2
3
46.0
9 12
218 18.2 2
24.2
Tackles
Brick Crowder
Ryan Picarella
Devon Morrison
GP
10
8
10
Solo
57
21
21
2007 Results (2-8, 1-6, 7th)
September
8 at UNC Pembroke L 20-26
15 at Gallaudet
W 48-7
22 at Maryville*
L 7-24
29 Guilford
L 35-41
October
6 CNU*
L 21-52
13 at Shenandoah*
L 7-33
20 Averett*
W 21-19
27 at Ferrum*
L 7-21
November
3 Methodist*
L 7-13
10 N.C. Wesleyan*
L 14-55
*USA South Games
Asst
76
29
18
Tot
133
50
39
TK/Loss Sack
5/12
2/6
6/24
1.5/9
3.5/14 0
2008 Schedule
September
6 at Guilford
13 at Emory & Henry
20 Gallaudet
27 Maryville*
October
11 at CNU*
18 Shenandoah*
25 at Averett*
November
1 Ferrum*
8 at Methodist*
15 at N.C. Wesleyan*
*USA South Games
53-2
48-31
27-13
Rushing
Rommel Hightower
10 222 10164.6 11 101.6
Nick Moore
9
92 572 6.2 2
62.1
Rushing
Torrey Lowe
10 155 425 2.7 7
42.5
Darnell Walker
10 73 250 3.4 2
25.0
Passing
Michael Caparaso
POMOCO Stadium
Maryville, Tenn.
POMOCO Stadium
Int.
1/1
0
1/0
7:00
1:00
7:00
7:00
1:00
7:00
1:00
7:00
1:00
1:00
Passing
Gary Hughes
GP Att/Cmp/Int. Pct. Yds TDs Ave/G
6
9/4/1
.44446 0
7.7
Receiving
Rommel Hightower
Tyler Sauceman
GP Rec. Yds Ave/R
10 20 80 4.0
9
18 163 9.1
Tackles
Kyle Chewning
Calvin Rutgerson
Dustin Locke
GP
10
10
10
SoloAsstTot
44 49 113
21 37 58
32 14 46
2007 Results (7-3, 4-3, T3rd)
September
1 at LaGrange
W 21-3
8 at Centre
W 22-15
15 Huntingdon
W 27-24 OT
22 Greensboro*
W 24-7
October
6 Ferrum*
W 26-23 OT
13 at CNU
L 13-27
27 Methodist*
L 23-27
November
3 at Shenandoah* W 21-10
10 Averett*
W 43-6
*USA South games
2008
OPPONENTS
Greensboro, N.C.
POMOCO Stadium
Greensboro, N.C.
POMOCO Stadium
Greensboro, N.C.
POMOCO Stadium
Greensboro, N.C.
TDs Ave/G
0
8.0
2
18.1
TK/LossSack Int.
5/25
1.5/170
4.5/10 0.5/4 0
3/5
0
3/68
2008 Schedule
September
6 at Huntingdon
13 Centre
20 LaGrange
27 at Greensboro*
October
4 N.C. Wesleyan*
11 at Ferrum*
18 CNU*
November
1 at Methodist*
8 Shenandoah*
15 at Averett*
*USA South games
2:00
2:30
2:30
7:00
2:30
2:00
3:00
1:00
2:30
1:00
43
Opponent Profiles
Methodist
North Carolina Wesleyan
Game 7 - Sat. Oct. 25, 1:00
CNU lead series 6-1
POMOCO Stadium
Game 8 - Sat. Nov. 1, 1:00
Series tied 2-2
Rocky Mount, N.C.
Location: Fayetteville, N.C.
Enrollment: 2,200
President: Dr. M. Elton Hendricks
Athletic Director: Bob McEvoy
Nickname: Monarchs
Colors: Green & Gold
Stadium: Monarch Stadium
Capacity: 1,000
Head Coach: Jim Sypult
Phone: 910-630-7178
Location: Rocky Mount, N.C.
Enrollment: 2,000
President: Dr. Ian Newbould
Athletic Director: John Thompson
Nickname: Bishops
Colors: Navy Blue & Vegas Gold
Stadium: Rocky Mount Municipal Stadium
Capacity: 5,000
Head Coach: Jack Ginn
Phone: 252-985-5226
Sports Information
Head Coach
Director: Kirbie Britt
Jim Sypult
Cell Phone: 910-916-0065
Fax: 910-630-7676
Mailing address: 5400 Ramsey St.
Fayetteville, N.C. 28311
Athletic Web Site: www.methodist.edu/athletics
Sports Information
Head Coach
Director: Rikki Rich
Jack Ginn
Cell Phone: 252-908-7120
Fax: 252-985-5252
Press Box Phone: N/A
Mailing address: 3400 N. Wesleyan Blvd.
Rocky Mount, N.C. 27804
Athletic Web Site: www.annex.ncwc.edu/athletics
Series Information
Series Information
Games Played - 4 (Series tied 4-4)
at CNU 3-0, at Methodist 3-1
Oct. 20, 2001
CNU
Oct. 26, 2002
CNU
Oct. 25, 2003
CNU
Oct. 23, 2004
CNU
Oct. 22, 2005
Methodist
Oct. 21, 2006
CNU
Oct. 20, 2007
CNU
at CNU 1-1, at N.C. Wesleyan 1-1
Oct. 30, 2004
CNU
Oct. 29, 2005
CNU
Oct. 28, 2006
N.C. Wesleyan
Oct. 27, 2008
N.C. Wesleyan
POMOCO Stadium
Fayetteville, N.C.
POMOCO Stadium
Fayetteville, N.C.
Fayetteville, N.C.
POMOCO Stadium
Fayetteville, N.C.
41-27
20-9
49-0
24-10
28-35
21-0
24-17
Passing
Erik Teague
2 11/8/1
.727 94 1
47.0
Receiving
Brian Hopkins
Chris Peoples
10 28
313 11.2 3
31.3
7 5
65
13.0 0
9.3
Tackles
Brian Leary
Antonio Bartee
Eric Blalock
GP
8
10
9
2007 Results (5-5, 4-3, T3rd)
September
8 Guilford
L 47-50
15 at Chowan
L 30-31 OT
22 N.C. Wesleyan* L 10-50
29 Emory & Henry W 2-0
October
6 at Averett*
W 34-6
13 at Ferrum*
L 13-21
20 CNU
L 17-24
27 at Maryville
W 27-23
November
3 at Greensboro*
W 13-7
10 Shenandoah*
W 27-20
*USA South Games
44
Asst
19
12
12
Tot
47
45
33
TK/LossSack
4/10
0
1/1
0
3/13
2/9
2008 Schedule
September
6 Campbell
13 at Guilford
27 N.C. Wesleyan*
October
4 at Emory & Henry
11 Averett*
18 Ferrum*
25 at CNU*
November
1 Maryville*
8 Greensboro*
15 at Shenandoah*
*USA South Games
47-10
21-3
34-46
32-42
Rushing
Teron Bush
12 140 829 5.9 5
69.1
Bryan Haywood
12 108 826 7.6 10 68.8
Rushing
Corey McGuire
10 70 298 4.0 4
27.9
Blake Harrison
9
46 174 3.8 1
19.3
Solo
28
33
21
Rocky Mount, N.C.
POMOCO Stadium
Rocky Mount, N.C.
POMOCO Stadium
Int.
2/6
1/0
0
1:00
7:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
Passing
Bo Jordan
GP Att/Cmp/Int. Pct. Yds TDsAve/G
4
24/12/0
.500 150 0 37.5
Receiving
Teron Bush
Orlando Webb
12 40 368 9.2
5
30.7
12 37 725 19.6 8
60.4
Tackles
Quentin Pope
Quinderra Spellman
Reshard Patterson
GP
12
12
12
SoloAsstTot
28 25 53
20 26 46
25 13 37
2007 Results (9-3, 7-0, 1st)
September
1 at Wesley
L 31-34
8 Widener
L 17-27
22 at Methodist*
W 50-10
29 Maryville*
W 51-20
October
13 at Averett*
W 49-7
20 Shenandoah*
W 41-9
27 at CNU*
W 42-32
November
3 Ferrum*
W 24-17
10 at Greensboro*
W 55-14
17 at Wash. & Jeff.# W 35-34 OT
24 at Mary Har.-Bay.# L 0-64
*USA South Games
#NCAA Playoff games
TK/LossSack Int.
2.5/4
0
3/71
8/29
3.5 0
2.5/9
0
2/22
2008 Schedule
September
6 Hampden-Sydney
13 at Widener
20 Emory & Henry
27 at Methodist*
October
4 at Maryville*
18 Averett*
25 at Shenandoah*
November
1 CNU*
8 at Ferrum*
15 Greensboro*
*USA South Games
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
2:30
1:00
7:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
Captains 2008
Averett
Opponent Profiles
Game 9 - Sat. Nov. 8, 1:00
CNU lead series 6-1
POMOCO Stadium
Location: Danville, Va.
Enrollment: 1,000
President: Dr. Tiffany Franks
Athletic Director: Sam Ferguson
Nickname: Cougars
Colors: Blue & Gold
Stadium: Cougar Field
Capacity: 4,000
Head Coach: Mike Dunlevy
Phone: 434-791-7255
Location: Ferrum, Va.
Enrollment: 1,000
President: Dr. Jennifer L. Braaten
Athletic Director: Abe Naff
Nickname: Panthers
Colors: Black & Gold
Stadium: W.B. Adams Stadium
Capacity: 5,500
Head Coach: Dave Davis
Phone: 540-365-4486
Head Coach
Mike Dunlevy
Sports Information
Director: Drew Wilson
Home Phone: N/A
Fax: 434-791-5740
Mailing address: 420 West Main St.
Danville, Va. 24541
Athletic Web Site: www.averett.edu
Series Information
at CNU 3-0, at Ferrum 2-1, Neutral 1-0
Nov. 10, 2001 CNU
Hampton, Va.*
Nov. 16, 2002 CNU
POMOCO Stadium
Nov. 15, 2003 Ferrum
Ferrum, Va.
Nov. 13, 2004 CNU
POMOCO Stadium
Nov. 12, 2005 CNU
Ferrum, Va.
Nov. 11, 2006
CNU
POMOCO Stadium
Nov. 10, 2007 CNU
Ferrum, Va.
*Oyster Bowl
45-0
27-0
22-13
41-14 30-38
41-31
Rushing
John Ellison
8
60 282 4.7 0
35.2
Dontavious Watson
9
76 272 3.6 2
30.2
Passing
Shan Fairbanks
Philip Kwiatkowski
9 296/148/15 .500 16038
178.1
4 61/22/2
.361 232 1
58.0
Receiving
Antonio Hammond
Dontavous Watson
9 46
560 12.2 4
62.2
9 26
262 10.1 2
29.1
Tackles
John Garcia
Andre Garvin
Zane Cooper
GP
10
9
9
Solo
25
23
23
Asst
32
27
25
Tot
57
50
48
TK/LossSack
2/3
0
10/51 6/45
3/14
1/8
2008 Schedule
September
6 Bridgewater
20 Guilford
27 vs. Washington & Lee
October
4 Ferrum*
11 at Methodist*
18 at N.C. Wesleyan*
25 Greensboro*
November
1 at Shenandoah*
8 at CNU*
15 Maryville*
*USA South Games
Int.
2/32
0
0
1:00
1:00
7:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
7:00
1:00
1:00
14-11
35-7
17-19
16-9
44-7
55-7
34-23
2008
OPPONENTS
Danville, Va.
POMOCO Stadium
Danville, Va.
POMOCO Stadium
Danville, Va.
POMOCO Stadium
2007 Results (0-10, 0-7, 8th)
September
1 at Mount Union
L 7-75
15 at Guilford
L 13-47
22 vs. Washington & Lee L 21-35
29 at Ferrum*
L 20-48
October
6 Methodist*
L 6-34
13 N.C. Wesleyan*
L 7-49
20 at Greensboro*
L 19-21
27 Shenandoah*
L 22-42
November
3 CNU*
L 14-45
10 at Maryville*
L 6-43
*USA South Games
Head Coach
Dave Davis
Sports Information
Director: Gary Holden
Home Phone: 540-365-3343
Fax: 540-365-4223
Mailing address: Swartz Gym
Ferrum College
Ferrum, Va. 24088
Athletic Web Site: www.ferrum.edu/athletics
Series Information
at CNU 3-0, at Averett 2-1
Nov. 3, 2001
CNU
Nov. 9, 2002
CNU
Nov. 8, 2003
CNU
Nov. 6, 2004
CNU
Nov. 5, 2005
Averett
Nov. 4, 2006
CNU
Ferrum
Game 10 - Sat. Nov. 15, 1:00
CNU lead series 6-1
POMOCO Stadium
Rushing
Mike Vann
9
77 730 9.5 9
81.1
Matt Dobson
10 117 572 4.9 5
57.2
Passing
Matt Dobson
Marcus Mayo
10 104/42/11 .404 765 3
76.5
5 1/1/0
1.00020 1
4.0
Receiving
Mike Vann
Quinn Tibbs
9 14
280 20.0 2
31.1
9 8
205 15.6 0
22.8
Tackles
Maureik Goode
Zack Brown
Brandon Jackson
GP
10
10
10
Solo
34
30
27
2007 Results (6-4, 4-3, T3rd)
September
8 at Southern VirginiaW 22-16
15 at Bridgewater
L 16-41
22 at Shenandoah*
W 44-21
29 Averett*
W 48-20
October
6 at Maryville*
L 23-26 OT
13 Methodist*
W 21-13
27 Greensboro*
W 21-7
November
10 CNU*
L 23-34
*USA South Games
Asst
40
33
17
Tot
74
66
44
TK/LossSack
5/11
1/5
6/0
0
3/28
1/8
2008 Schedule
September
6 Emory & Henry
13 Southern Virginia
20 at Bridgewater
27 Shenandoah*
October
4 at Averett*
11 Maryville*
18 at Methodist*
November
1 at Greensboro*
8 N.C. Wesleyan*
15 at CNU*
*USA South Games
Int.
0
3/20
1/2
1:00
1:00
1:30
1:00
1:00
2:00
1:00
7:00
1:00
1:00
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POMOCO Stadium
POMOCO Stadium debuted in 2001, along with
the Christopher Newport football program, and
played host to CNU’s first game in history, against
Salisbury on Sept. 1, 2001.
Although the official capacity is listed at 4,200,
a total of 6,135 crammed their way in through the
use of portable stands and standing room to watch
that initial contest. The Captains averaged 4,630 in
2001, ranking ninth in NCAA Division III attendance,
and sold out all four home games. In 2002 they
averaged 3,948 per game, including one in very in-
Individual Records
POMOCO Stadium Records
Most Rushes
Roland Hilliard, CNU, vs. Greensboro, Oct. 7, 2006
27
27
Roland Hilliard, CNU, vs. Methodist, Oct. 21, 2006
Longest Rush
88
Ramarcus Baylor, CNU, vs. Shenandoah, Sept. 29, 2007
Rushing Yardage
175 Roland Hilliard, CNU vs. Washington & Jefferson,
Nov. 18, 2006
Rushing Touchdowns
3
Mario Marin, CNU vs. Methodist,
Oct. 20, 2001
3
Mario Marin, CNU vs. Chowan, Oct. 18, 2003
3
Mike Thomas, CNU, vs. Shenandoah, Sept. 27, 2007
Passing Attempts
40
Mike Orihel, Rowan, Sept. 4, 2004
Pass Completions
29
Longest Pass Completion
85
Phillip Jones to Roland Hilliard, CNU vs. Muhlenberg, Nov. 22, 2003
Most Yards Passing
372 Mike Orihel, Rowan, Sept. 4, 2004
Touchdown Passes
5
Most Passes Caught
10
Jesse Bradshaw, CNU, vs. N.C. Wesleyan, Oct. 27, 2007
Longest Pass Reception
85
Roland Hilliard from Phillip Jones, CNU vs. Muhlenberg, Nov. 22, 2003
Most Yards Gained Receiving
272 Jesse Bradshaw, CNU, vs. N.C. Wesleyan, Oct. 27, 2007
Longest Punt
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clement weather, and ranked eighth in Division III.
In 2003 the stadium project was completed with
the addition of brick facade, permanent concession stands and rest rooms, a large press box and
beautiful President’s Suite.
POMOCO Stadium has one of the finest grass
playing surfaces in the South and has already
been host to summer camps featuring many NFL
players.
68
Phillip Jones, CNU vs. Methodist,
Oct. 20, 2001
Longest Punt Return
44
Nathan Davis, CNU vs. Ferrum, Nov. 16, 2002
Longest Kickoff Return
73
Rob Rodriguez, CNU vs. Methodist, Oct. 25, 2003
Longest Field Goal
42 David Ping, Randolph-Macon, Sept. 14, 2002
TEAM
Most Rushing Attempts
66
Bridgewater vs. CNU, Nov. 29, 2003
Most Rushing Yards
400
Salisbury vs. CNU, Sept. 15, 2007
Most Passing Attempts
46
Rowan, Sept. 4, 2004
Most Passing Completions
29
Most Yards Passing
372
Total Offense
567
CNU vs. Shenandoah, Sept. 27, 2007
Scoring
55
CNU vs. Ferrum, Nov. 11, 2006
Most Touchdowns
7
CNU vs. Methodist, Oct. 25, 2003
Fewest Points Allowed
0
CNU vs. Averett, Nov. 9, 2002
0
CNU vs. Shenandoah, Oct. 4, 2003
0
0
CNU vs. Greensboro, Oct. 7, 2006
0
0
CNU vs. Shenandoah, Sept. 27, 2007
J.J. Jones
Captains 2008
POMOCO Stadium
POMOCO Stadium Press Box
POMOCO Stadium History
Opponent
Salisbury
Shenandoah
Chowan
Methodist
Score
6-21
24-27 OT
21-15
41-27
Atten.
6,135
3,703
4,526
4,155
Opponent
Randolph-Macon
Rowan
Greensboro
Averett
Ferrum
Score
21-19
7-34
27-13
27-0
35-7
Atten.
4,861
4,744
3,046
3,947
3,144
Opponent
Bridgewater
Shenandoah
Chowan
Methodist
Muhlenberg*
Bridgewater*
Score
16-12
21-0
31-7
49-0
24-20
3-26
Atten.
3,366
4,016
2,733
3,578
2,589
3,121
Opponent
Rowan
McDaniel
Greensboro
Averett
Ferrum
Score
32-33
18-15
31-7
41-14
16-9
Atten.
4,163
5,173
3,017
3,364
4,291
Opponent
Rowan
Maryville
Salisbury
Shenandoah
Chowan
N.C. Wesleyan
Score
14-21
53-2
24-44
30-14
47-26
21-3
Atten.
3,922
5,036
3,411
3,425
4,190
3,129
2006
Date
9/9
10/7
10/21
11/4
11/11
11/18
Opponent
Score
Mary Hardin-Baylor 15-10
Greensboro
28-0
Methodist
21-0
Averett
41-31
Ferrum
55-7
Wash. & Jeff.*
23-27
Atten.
5,584
2,071
3,796
3,491
3,883
3,092
2007
Date
9/1
9/15
9/27
10/13
10/27
Opponent
Score
Rowan
23-17
Salisbury
21-35
Shenandoah
42-0
Maryville
27-13
N.C. Wesleyan
32-42
All-time home record: 27-10
*NCAA Playoff games
Atten.
3284
4829
3167
3097
4201
POMOCO
STADIUM
2001
Date
9/1
9/29
10/13
10/20
2002
Date
9/14
9/21
10/12
11/9
11/16
2003
Date
9/27
10/4
10/18
10/25
11/22
11/29
2004
Date
9/4
9/11
10/9
11/6
11/13
2005
Date
9/3
9/10
9/17
10/1
10/15
10/29
J.J. Jones
Largest Crowds in POMOCO Stadium History
Date
9/1/01
9/9/06
9/11/04
9/10/05
9/14/02
9/15/07
9/21/02
10/13/01
11/13/04
Opponent
Salisbury
Mary Hardin-Baylor
McDaniel
Maryville
Randolph-Macon
Salisbury
Rowan
Chowan
Ferrum
Score
6-21
15-10
18-15
53-2
21-10
21-35
7-34
21-15
16-9
CNU’s Year-By-Year Attendance
Year
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Total
No. Games
4
5
6
5
6
6
5
37
Attendance
18,519
19,742
19,403
20,008
23,113
21,917
18,578
141,283
Average
4,630
3,948
3,234
4,002
3,852
3,652
3,716
3,818
Atten.
6,135
5,584
5,173
5,036
4,861
4,829
4,744
4,526
4,291
National Rank
9th
8th
20th
10th
9th
14th
17th
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POMOCO Stadium
Directions to
POMOCO Stadium
From Chesapeake, Suffolk and Portsmouth
Follow routes to the Monitor-Merrimack Bridge Tunnel (I-664).
Cross the tunnel into Newport News and take Exit 5 to 35th Street and
Warwick Blvd. (Route 60 West).
After about five miles on Warwick Blvd. (Route 60) make a left turn on
Avenue of the Arts. Follow that to a traffic circle and go 3/4 of the way
around to Shoe La. Make the first right turn, on Moore’s La., which runs
right behind the stadium.
From Norfolk and Virginia Beach
Take I-64 West across the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel.
About 10 miles west of the tunnel take Exit 258B (Route 17 South,
J. Clyde Morris Blvd.). Continue on J. Clyde Morris Blvd. to Warwick
Blvd. Go straight ahead and follow the directions above beginning with
Avenue of the Arts.
From Richmond and Northern Virginia
Take I-64 East. Exit at Exit 258 A (Route 17 South, J. Clyde Morris Blvd).
Continue on J. Clyde Morris Blvd. to Warwick Blvd. Go straight ahead
and follow the directions in the top paragraph beginning with Avenue of
the Arts.
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From Northwestern Virginia
Travel to I-95 South the head South around Richmond on I-295 until it
meets I-64. Then take I 64 East. Exit at Exit 258 A (Route 17 South, J.
Clyde Morris Blvd). Continue on J. Clyde Morris Blvd. to Warwick Blvd.
Go straight ahead and follow the directions in the top paragraph beginning with Avenue of the Arts.
From Western Virginia
Depending upon your location travel to I-81 North until it meets I-64
East and then follow I-64 around Richmond (you may elect to take the
by-pass I-295 in case of heavy traffic in downtown Richmond. Then
take I 64 East. Exit at Exit 258 A (Route 17 South, J. Clyde Morris Blvd).
Continue on J. Clyde Morris Blvd. to Warwick Blvd. Go straight ahead
and follow the directions in the top paragraph beginning with Avenue of
the Arts.
If you are nearer to U.S. 58, take it East until it meets I-664 heading
toward the Monitor Merrimack Bridge Tunnel. Cross the tunnel into
Newport News and take Exit 5 to 35th Street and Warwick Blvd. (Route
60 West). After about five miles on Warwick Blvd. (Route 60) make a left
turn on Avenue of the Arts. Follow that to a traffic circle and go 3/4 of the
way around to Shoe La. Make the first right turn, on Moore’s La., which
runs right behind the stadium.
Captains 2008
Review of 2007
THREE NAMED All-SOUTH
REGION
The all-South Region team, as chosen
by d3football.com, had three CNU players
honored.
Wide receiver Jesse Bradshaw, who set a
school record in his freshman season with 64
receptions, was named to the third team.
Meanwhile, CNU’s outstanding kicking
team produced two all-South performers.
Junior punter Matt Barcus was chosen to
the second team after averaging 42.8 yards
on 40 punts, while junior place kicker Jay
Graham was a third team selection. He
nailed eight of nine field goal attempts and
34 of 35 PATs.
ALL-STATE
The Virginia Sports Information Directors
Association annually names a Division
II-III all-state team, and CNU was well
represented.
CNU took home seven spots on the two
squads.
Sophomore defensive back Matt Long was
a first team selection on defense, while junior
punter Matt Barcus and junior place kicker
Jay Graham were both tabbed as first team
specialists.
Freshman wide receiver Jesse Bradshaw
and senior offensive linemen Cory Webster
and Cliff Weddle both earned second team
honors on offense, and junior Trevor Wagner
was placed on the second team defense as
a lineman.
USA SOUTH RECOGNIZES
CAPTAINS
As always, CNU took home a boat-load of
spots on the annual all-USA South team.
Offensively, freshman wide receiver Jesse
Bradshaw and senior offensive linemen Cliff
Weddle and Cory Webster were first team
selections, while fullback Mario Barnes,
quarterback Todd Faison, tight end Brian
Long and lineman James Jackson earned
second team honors and running back Mike
Thomas was tabbed honorable mention.
Defensively, lineman DeShaun Parker and
back Matt Long were first team choices,
lineman Trevor Wagner, linebacker Adrin
Diggs and back Leroy Harper were on the
second team and linebacker Chris Nickle
was listed as honorable mention.
Junior place kicker Jay Graham and junior
punter Matt Barcus were also both first
team selections, while Diggs was named
Defensive Rookie of the Year.
RECORD BREAKERS
The record book took a big hit in 2007.
A total of 47 records were either set or
tied during the Captains’ seventh year of
football.
Senior quarterback Todd Faison was
responsible for seven new marks including
best pass completion percentage in a game
(.929, 13-14 against Shenandoah), season
(.612) and career (.595). He also set marks
for most yards passing in a game (331 versus
Greensboro) and season (1995) as well as
touchdown passes in a game (five against
Greensboro) and total offense (350 yards in
the Greensboro game).
Running back Mike Thomas picked up
239 yards in the Methodist game for a new
mark.
In the kicking game, punter Matt Barcus
set records for average in a game (50.5),
season (42.8) and career, while place kicker
Jay Graham was responsible for 12 new
standards. Among them were the longest
field goal in CNU history, a 46-yarder, most
consecutive extra points (25) and best field
goal percentage (.929 on 8-9) and best PAT
percentage (.971) on 34-35).
Jesse Hutcheson
2007
SEASON
The Captains celebrate with the Marching Captains after CNU’s season-opening win over number 10 Rowan
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2007 Statistics and Results
TEAM STATISTICS
CNU
SCORING
319
Points Per Game
31.9
FIRST DOWNS
227
Rushing
117
Passing
95
Penalty
15
RUSHING YARDAGE
1918
Yards gained rushing
2271
Yards lost rushing
353
Rushing Attempts
477
Average Per Rush
4.0
Average Per Game
191.8
TDs Rushing
22
PASSING YARDAGE
2363
Att-Comp-Int
278-164-10
Average Per Pass
8.5
Average Per Catch
14.4
Average Per Game
236.3
TDs Passing
19
TOTAL OFFENSE
4281
Total Plays
755
Average Per Play
5.7
Average Per Game
428.1
KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS
41-651
PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS
26-253
INT RETURNS: #-YARDS
14-41
KICK RETURN AVERAGE
15.9
PUNT RETURN AVERAGE
9.7
INT RETURN AVERAGE
2.9
FUMBLES-LOST
23-15
PENALTIES-YARDS
69-606
Average Per Game
60.6
PUNTS-YARDS
44-1728
Average Per Punt
39.3
Net punt average
27.5
TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 33:08
3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 60/151
3rd-Down Pct
40%
4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS
16/28
4th-Down Pct
57%
SACKS BY-YARDS
25-132
MISC YARDS
0
TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
42
FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS
8-9
ON-SIDE KICKS
0-0
RED-ZONE SCORES
34-44 77%
RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS
28-44 64%
PAT-ATTEMPTS
35-36 97%
ATTENDANCE
18578
Games/Avg Per Game
5/3716
Neutral Site Games
SCORE BY QUARTERS
Christopher Newport
Opponents
1st
99
59
OPP
233
23.3
161
90
63
8
1793
2108
315
404
4.4
179.3
19
1432
247-115-14
5.8
12.5
143.2
11
3225
651
5.0
322.5
53-1072
25-456
10-155
20.2
18.2
15.5
20-7
82-653
65.3
54-1917
35.5
30.1
26:46
48/141
34%
8/25
32%
25-165
0
31
6-7
1-1
25-30 83%
19-30 63%
29-31 94%
7507
5/1501
0/0
2nd 3rd 4th Total
69 79 72 319
95 51 28 233
Game Results
Date
Opponent
Sep 1
#10 ROWAN
W
Sep 8
at #4 Mary Hardin-Baylor
Sep 15
#25 SALISBURY
*Sep 29
SHENANDOAH W
*Oct 5
at Greensboro W
*Oct 13
MARYVILLE W
*Oct 20
at Methodist
W
*Oct 27
NC WESLEYAN *Nov 3
at Averett
W
*Nov 10
at Ferrum
W
* USA South games
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RUSHING
OGUN, Tunde
THOMAS, Mike
BAYLOR, Ramarcus
TAYLOR, Evan
BRADSHAW, Jesse
BROWN, Alex
BARNES, Mario
SPRADLIN, Tony
MITCHELL, Andrew
PRELI, Jake
MEARS, Kyle
TAYLOR, Dominik
SHAW, Brett
HOLLIS, J.D
BURKE, Kazen
HOLLIS, Billy Joe
REID, Myles
HARPER, Leroy
FOSTER, T.J.
FAISON, Todd
Total..........
Opponents......
GP
8
9
9
7
10
7
10
10
3
9
1
8
2
4
5
7
2
10
5
10
10
10
Att
134
106
62
72
5
20
10
2
2
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
49
477
404
PASSING
FAISON, Todd
BROWN, Alex
MEARS, Kyle
TEAM
BAYLOR, Ramarcus
Total..........
Opponents......
G
10
7
1
8
9
10
10
Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct
152.72 139-227-8 61.2
132.58 24-44-1
54.5
72.53 1-3-0
33.3
0.00
0-3-0
0.0
-200.00 0-1-1
0.0
145.75 164-278-10 59.0
98.62 115-247-14 46.6
Yds
1995
354
14
0
0
2363
1432
TD
17
2
0
0
0
19
11
RECEIVING
BRADSHAW, Jesse
BURKE, Kazen
LONG, Brian
BARNES, Mario
GOOCH, Adam
SPRADLIN, Tony
OGUN, Tunde
HOLLIS, Billy Joe
FOSTER, T.J.
PRELI, Jake
TAYLOR, Evan
DISALVO, Peter
THOMAS, Mike
TAYLOR, Dominik
BROWN, Shaun
BLAN, Alex
CURTIS, Eric
HOLLIS, J.D
Total..........
Opponents......
G
10
5
9
10
8
10
8
7
5
9
7
8
9
8
4
10
5
4
10
10
No.
64
18
14
12
8
8
7
5
5
5
5
4
4
1
1
1
1
1
164
115
Long
80
47
29
17
24
15
42
35
27
16
13
20
15
23
14
12
6
1
80
90
Avg/G
117.8
56.8
14.4
9.1
14.5
8.0
14.2
11.0
11.6
5.8
2.6
8.0
5.0
2.9
3.5
1.2
1.2
0.2
236.3
143.2
Score
23-17
19-51 L
21-35 L
42-0
52-21
27-13
24-17
32-42 L
45-14
34-23
Overall
1-0-0
1-1-0
1-2-0
2-2-0
3-2-0
4-2-0
5-2-0
5-3-0
6-3-0
7-3-0
Gain
701
608
351
314
59
75
29
7
5
1
1
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
112
2271
2108
Yds
1178
284
130
91
116
80
114
77
58
52
18
64
45
23
14
12
6
1
2363
1432
Conf.
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-0-0
2-0-0
3-0-0
4-0-0
4-1-0
5-1-0
6-1-0
Loss
29
17
34
23
0
43
0
1
0
0
0
7
0
2
2
4
9
17
23
142
353
315
Avg
18.4
15.8
9.3
7.6
14.5
10.0
16.3
15.4
11.6
10.4
3.6
16.0
11.2
23.0
14.0
12.0
6.0
1.0
14.4
12.5
Attend
3284
2888
4829
3167
525
3097
1015
4201
874
2205
Net Avg
672 5.0
591 5.6
317 5.1
291 4.0
59 11.8
32 1.6
29 2.9
6
3.0
5
2.5
1
1.0
1
1.0
1
0.2
0
0.0
-2
-2.0
-2
-2.0
-4
-4.0
-9
-4.5
-17 -17.0
-23 -23.0
-30 -0.6
1918 4.0
1793 4.4
TD
10
2
1
1
0
0
1
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
19
11
TD
10
7
2
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
22
19
Long
29
33
88
17
23
13
8
7
3
1
1
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
21
88
79
Lng
80
37
14
0
0
80
90
Avg/G
84.0
65.7
35.2
41.6
5.9
4.6
2.9
0.6
1.7
0.1
1.0
0.1
0.0
-0.5
-0.4
-0.6
-4.5
-1.7
-4.6
-3.0
191.8
179.3
Avg/G
199.5
50.6
14.0
0.0
0.0
236.3
143.2
Captains 2008
2007 Statistics
PUNT RETURNS
SPRADLIN, Tony
HARPER, Leroy
TEAM
KING, Jack
BARNES, Rodney
Total..........
Opponents......
No.
23
1
1
1
0
26
25
Yds
210
12
7
22
2
253
456
Avg
9.1
12.0
7.0
22.0
0.0
9.7
18.2
TD
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
Long
31
12
0
0
2
31
73
INTERCEPTIONS No.
LONG, Matt
5
KIRLAND, Jay
3
HARPER, Leroy
2
KING, Jack
1
BEARD, Greg
1
BRONTE-TINKEW, R. 1
DOWNEY, Matt
1
Total..........
14
Opponents......
10
Yds
14
0
2
9
2
0
14
41
155
Avg
2.8
0.0
1.0
9.0
2.0
0.0
14.0
2.9
15.5
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
Long
15
0
2
9
2
0
14
15
100
KICK RETURNS
SPRADLIN, Tony
TAYLOR, Evan
TAYLOR, Dominik
BRADSHAW, Jesse
WEVER, Ryan
LONG, Brian
PRELI, Jake
HARPER, Leroy
TEAM
CURTIS, Eric
Total..........
Opponents......
Yds Avg
310 18.2
165 15.0
96 24.0
36 18.0
2
1.0
13 13.0
15 15.0
8
8.0
0
0.0
6
6.0
651 15.9
1072 20.2
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Long
39
22
45
21
2
13
15
8
0
6
45
51
Yds
34
34
51
TD
0
0
0
Long
34
34
51
No.
17
11
4
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
41
53
FUMBLE RETURNS No.
BEARD, Greg
1
Total..........
1
Opponents......
1
Avg
34.0
34.0
51.0
SPRADLIN, Tony
MITCHELL, Andrew
TAYLOR, Dominik
PRELI, Jake
BURKE, Kazen
HOLLIS, J.D
HOLLIS, Billy Joe
REID, Myles
HARPER, Leroy
FOSTER, T.J.
Total..........
Opponents......
PUNTING
BARCUS, Matt
TEAM
Total..........
Opponents......
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2363
1432
6
5
1
1
-2
-2
-4
-9
-17
-23
4281
3225
0.6
1.7
0.1
0.1
-0.4
-0.5
-0.6
-4.5
-1.7
-4.6
428.1
322.5
Rec
1178
114
45
80
18
0
284
130
91
23
116
77
52
64
58
0
0
14
0
0
12
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2363
1432
Long
62
16
62
50
PR
0
0
0
210
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
22
0
0
0
0
0
7
12
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
253
456
TB
3
0
3
2
KOR
36
0
0
310
165
0
0
13
0
96
0
0
15
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
8
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
651
1072
FC
0
0
0
6
I20
11
0
11
14
Blkd
4
0
4
2
51
2007
SEASON
Rush
59
672
591
6
291
317
-2
0
29
1
0
-4
1
0
-23
32
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-17
5
0
0
0
1
-2
-9
-30
1918
1793
Avg
42.8
4.0
39.3
35.5
Avg/G
196.5
84.0
65.7
55.1
35.2
41.6
5.9
2.9
15.0
Total
1965
672
591
386
317
291
59
29
15
G
10
8
9
10
7
9
5
9
10
8
8
7
9
8
5
7
7
4
8
10
10
5
8
10
3
6
7
7
1
4
2
10
10
10
Yds
1712
16
1728
1917
Tot Avg/G
1273 127.3
786 98.2
636 70.7
606 60.6
474 67.7
317 35.2
282 56.4
143 15.9
120 12.0
120 15.0
116 14.5
73 10.4
68 7.6
64 8.0
35 7.0
32 4.6
31 4.4
14 3.5
14 1.8
14 1.4
12 1.2
12 2.4
7
0.9
5
0.5
5
1.7
2
0.3
2
0.3
2
0.3
1
1.0
-1
-0.2
-9
-4.5
-30 -3.0
5226 522.6
4908 490.8
Pass
1995
0
0
354
0
0
0
0
14
ALL PURPOSE
BRADSHAW, Jesse
OGUN, Tunde
THOMAS, Mike
SPRADLIN, Tony
TAYLOR, Evan
BAYLOR, Ramarcus
BURKE, Kazen
LONG, Brian
BARNES, Mario
TAYLOR, Dominik
GOOCH, Adam
HOLLIS, Billy Joe
PRELI, Jake
DISALVO, Peter
FOSTER, T.J.
BROWN, Alex
KING, Jack
BROWN, Shaun
DOWNEY, Matt
LONG, Matt
BLAN, Alex
CURTIS, Eric
TEAM
HARPER, Leroy
MITCHELL, Andrew
WEVER, Ryan
BEARD, Greg
BARNES, Rodney
MEARS, Kyle
HOLLIS, J.D
REID, Myles
FAISON, Todd
Total..........
Opponents......
No.
40
4
44
54
OPPONENTS
(23)
(27)
(37),39,(28)
(37)
(29)
IR
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
14
14
0
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
41
155
TOTAL OFFENSE
FAISON, Todd
OGUN, Tunde
THOMAS, Mike
BROWN, Alex
BAYLOR, Ramarcus
TAYLOR, Evan
BRADSHAW, Jesse
BARNES, Mario
MEARS, Kyle
Rush
-30
672
591
32
317
291
59
29
1
6
5
1
1
-2
-2
-4
-9
-17
-23
1918
1793
FG SEQUENCE Christopher Newport
Rowan
(37),(29),(19)
Mary Hardin-Baylor
-
Salisbury
-
Shenandoah -
Greensboro (45)
Maryville 40
Methodist
-
NC Wesleyan (27)
Averett
(46)
Ferrum
(27),(32)
Points
68
62
58
42
12
12
12
12
12
8
6
6
6
2
1
0
319
233
Plays
276
134
106
64
63
72
5
10
4
2
2
4
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
755
651
FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99Lg Blk
GRAHAM, Jay 8-9
88.9 1-1 3-3 2-2 2-3 0-0 46 0
|---- PATs ----|
SCORING
TD FGs Kick RushRcv Pass DXP Saf
OGUN, Tunde 11 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 0
0
BRADSHAW, J10 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0
0
GRAHAM, Jay 0 8-9 34-35 0-0 0 0-0 0
0
THOMAS, M. 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0
0
BAYLOR, R. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0
0
FOSTER, T.J. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0
0
PRELI, Jake 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0
0
BARNES, M. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0
0
BURKE, Kazen2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0
0
BROWN, Alex 1 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-3 0
0
LONG, Brian 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0
0
BARNES, R. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0
0
TAYLOR, Evan1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0
0
TEAM
0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0
1
FRANK, Chris 0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0 0-0 0
0
FAISON, Todd 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-1 0
0
Total..........
42 8-9 35-36 2-2 1 1-4 0
1
Opponents......31 6-7 29-31 0-0 0 0-0 0
0
G
10
8
9
7
9
7
10
10
1
10
3
8
9
5
4
7
2
10
5
10
10
2007 Defensive Statistics
|-------Tackles-------|
DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds
11 LONG, Matt
10 32 25 57
2.0-8
57 WAGNER, Trevor
10 25 25 50
6.0-28
31 KIRLAND, Jay
10 22 25 47
1.5-2 .
7 HARPER, Leroy
10 27 18 45
1.0-1 .
9 DIGGS, Adrin
9
24 20 44
6.5-20
26 CROOM, Jeremy
8
25 13 38
1.0-1
97 PARKER, DeShaun
10 17 18 35
5.5-22
53 NICKEL, Christopher 9
20 15 35
2.5-11
36 SEWELL, Bryant
10 14 19 33
1.5-5 .
39 BLAN, Alex
10 15 16 31
2.0-4 .
74 MACKLIN, Julius
10 3
26 29
2.0-5 .
40 DOWNEY, Matt
8
8
21 29
4.0-17
38 VAUGHN, Bryan
7
11 13 24
5.0-25
49 WILLIAMS, Nathan
7
14 10 24
4.5-16
52 WILLIAMS, Zakee
8
5
12 17
2.5-8
46 OLIVER, Bryan
9
5
9
14
2.0-9
44 HENDERSON, Robert 7
4
9
13
2.0-11
48 CLEMONS, Anthony
8
7
6
13
1.0-1 .
16 BARNES, Rodney
7
5
8
13
3.0-3 .
92 WASHINGTON, Travis 8
5
8
13
5.0-24
91 HILLARD, Major
9
6
6
12
1.5-10
22 BRONTE-TINKEW, R. 5
5
4
9
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42 BEARD, Greg
7
1
8
9
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99 TYNES, Lamar
5
1
8
9
1.0-3 .
29 WEVER, Ryan
6
6
2
8
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14 MEEKINS, Daniel
9
4
4
8
0.5-0 .
64 MORGAN, Peter
5
2
5
7
0.5-1
51 JOHNSON, Matt
5
1
6
7
1.0-1 .
98 LANCASTER, Nick
6
1
5
6
2.0-6
34 KING, Jack
7
4
1
5
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1 TAYLOR, Evan
7
2
2
4
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19 BARCUS, Matt
10 3
1
4
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13 ARBAI, Scott
5
1
2
3
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17 BRATTON, Keenan
2
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89 SPRADLIN, Tony
10 2
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2
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15 FAISON, Todd
10 1
1
2
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6 TAYLOR, Dominik
8
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12 GRAHAM, Jay
10 .
2
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94 DEVNEW, Max
2
1
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1
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55 CROWLEY, Paul
8
1
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90 RUELE, Ben
1
1
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1
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1.0-0
54 HODGES, Stephen
1
1
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1
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93 WARTHEN, Patrick
3
1
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1
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25 FOSTER, T.J.
5
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1
1
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45 PRELI, Jake
9
1
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1
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8 HOLLIS, Billy Joe
7
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1
1
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43 ROBINSON, Alex
2
1
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1
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33 BARNES, Mario
10 1
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1
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62 KRUPP, Kyle
2
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1
1
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5 BAYLOR, Ramarcus
9
1
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1
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20 THOMAS, Mike
9
1
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1
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3 BRADSHAW, Jesse
10 1
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1
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TM TEAM
8
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Total..........
10 342 377 719 67-250
Opponents......
10 373 548 921 89.0-334
52
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No-Yards
1.5-4
2.5-16
3-0
2-2
3.0-16
0.5-2
3.0-16
1.0-7
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1.0-12
2.0-20
1.0-7
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Captains 2008
CNU Team Game-By-Game Statistics
|---RUSHING---|
Date
Opponent
No. Yds TD Lg
Sep 1
ROWAN 49
119 2 23
76
1 26
Sep 8
at Mary Hardin-Baylor35
Sep 15 SALISBURY
48
191 2 20
Sep 29 SHENANDOAH
58
353 6 88
Oct 5
at Greensboro 42
180 1 28
Oct 13
MARYVILLE 36
178 1 33
Oct 20
at Methodist
51
338 2 24
Oct 27
NC WESLEYAN
48
116 2 19
Nov 3
at Averett
56
146 3 20
Nov 10 at Ferrum
54
221 2 29
Totals
Opponent
477
404
--RECEIVING--|
No. Yds TD Lg
13 163 0 39
12 211 2 37
17 190 1 37
15 214 0 40
21 363 5 80
17 208 3 36
12 157 1 38
15 328 2 70
25 341 3 28
17 188 2 31
|-------PASSING-------|
Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg
13-27-1
163 0 39
12-30-3
211 2 37
17-35-1
190 1 37
15-19-0
214 0 40
21-33-0
363 5 80
17-23-2
208 3 36
12-21-1
157 1 38
15-24-0
328 2 70
25-37-1
341 3 28
17-29-1
188 2 31
|--KICK RET--|
No Yds TD Lg
3
38 0
19
9
133 0
31
6
114 0
22
1
45 0
45
3
55 0
22
3
35 0
22
3
55 0
23
6
28 0
12
2
58 0
39
5
90 0
23
|--PUNT RET--|
No Yds TD Lg
3
27 0
12
2
15 0
11
1
5
0
5
5
75 0
31
5
36 1
15
3
52 0
17
4
34 0
12
3
9
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
All
Purp
282
287
381
567
543
386
495
444
487
409
1918 22 88 164 2363 19 80
1793 19 79 115 1432 11 90
164-278-10 2363 19 80
115-247-14 1432 11 90
41
53
26
25
31
73
4281
3225
651 0
10720
45
51
253 1
456 0
Games played: 10
Avg per rush: 4.0
Avg per catch: 14.4
Pass efficiency: 145.75
Kick ret avg: 15.9
Punt ret avg: 9.7
All purpose avg/game: 522.6
Total offense avg/gm: 428.1
|-----------TACKLES-----------|
Date
Opponent
Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds
Sep 1
ROWAN
42
48
90
12.0-55
48
88
9.0-24
Sep 8
Sep 15 SALISBURY 38
32
70
4.0-8
Sep 29 SHENANDOAH 17
58
75
9.0-39
Oct 5
at Greensboro 40
16
56
10.0-44
Oct 13
MARYVILLE C
35
54
89
9.0-33
Oct 20
at Methodist
45
27
72
5.0-21
Oct 27
NC WESLEYAN
39
32
71
3.0-11
Nov 3
at Averett
18
26
44
2.0-6
Nov 10 at Ferrum
28
36
64
4.0-9
Totals
Opponent
342
373
377
548
719
921
|-SACKS-| No-Yds
6.0-34
1.0-6
0.0-0
3.0-30
5.0-31
4.0-24
3.0-12
2.0-7
1.0-3
0.0-0
67.0-250 25.0-147
89.0-334 25.0-165
|---FUMBLE---|
FF
FR-Yds
2
1-0
1
0-0
1
1-0
1
1-34
0
2-0
0
0-0
1
1-0
0
0-0
0
1-0
0
0-0
Pass Int-Yds
QBH Brk
3-14
0
1-14
0
0-0
0
1-0
0
1-0
0
1-0
0
0-0
0
1-9
0
1-2
0
5-2
0
Blkd |---Kicks--XPTS---|
Kick Att-Mad Run Rcv
2
0
2-2 0
0
2
0
1-1 0
0
0
0
1-1 1
0
0
0
6-6 0
0
3
1
7-7 0
0
7
1
4-3 0
0
6
0
2-2 0
1
1
0
3-3 1
0
4
0
6-6 0
0
2
0
4-4 0
0
Saf
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
Pts
23
19
21
42
52
27
24
32
45
34
6
12
14-41
10-155
2
5
1
0
319
233
7-34
14-51
0
0
27
28
36-35
31-29
2
0
1
0
|------------------------------PUNTING------------------------------|
Date
Opponent
No Yds Avg Long Blkd TBFC 50+ I20
Sep 1
ROWAN 9
348 38.7 52
0
0 0
1
2
250 41.7 56
0
0 0
2
0
Sep 8
Sep 15 SALISBURY
7
303 43.3 61
1
0 0
2
2
Sep 29 SHENANDOAH
0
0
0.0
0
0
0 0
0
0
Oct 5
at Greensboro
7
264 37.7 54
0
0 0
1
4
Oct 13
MARYVILLE
1
50
50.0 50
0
1 0
1
0
Oct 20
at Methodist
5
231 46.2 62
0
1 0
2
1
Oct 27
NC WESLEYAN
1
0
0.0
0
1
0 0
0
0
Nov 3
at Averett
4
132 33.0 45
1
0 0
0
2
Nov 10 at Ferrum
4
150 37.5 56
1
1 0
1
0
|-----FIELD GOALS-----|
Att-Made Lg
Blkd
3-3
37
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
0
1-1
45
0
1-0
0
0
0-0
0
0
1-1
27
0
1-1
46
0
2-2
32
0
|-----------KICKOFFS------------|
No Yds Avg TB OB
6
321 53.5 0
0
4
237 59.2 0
0
2
113 56.5 0
0
7
418 59.7 0
0
9
458 50.9 0
0
5
270 54.0 0
0
4
235 58.8 0
0
6
352 58.7 1
0
8
426 53.2 1
0
7
344 49.1 1
0
9-8
7-6
58
46
Totals
Opponent
44
54
1728 39.3
1917 35.5
62
50
4
2
3 0
2 6
10
2
11
14
46
37
0
0
3174 54.7 3
2250 48.9 1
0
1
2007
SEASON
53
Opponent Team Game-By-Game Statistics
Date Opponent
Sep 1 ROWAN Sep 8 at Mary Hardin-Baylor
Sep 15 SALISBURY Sep 29 SHENANDOAH Oct 5 at Greensboro Oct 13 MARYVILLE
Oct 20 at Methodist
Oct 27 NC WESLEYAN
Nov 3 at Averett
Nov 10 at Ferrum
|-----RUSHING------|
No. Yds TD Lg
40
96
1 67
55
379 5 79
54
400 5 49
34
64
0 17
31
25
0 12
47
183 1 28
40
179 1 21
46
208 3 22
14
15
0 7
43
244 3 25
404
477
Opponent totals
Christopher Newport
|---RECEIVING---|
No. Yds TD Lg
18 166 1 25
9
121 2 25
3
33 0 17
8
96 0 27
17 256 3 90
13 116 0 38
18 252 1 54
15 215 3 49
13 154 1 24
1
23 0 23
|----------PASSING----------|
Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg
18-35-3
166 1 25
9-17-1
121 2 25
3-4-0
33
0 17
8-19-1
96
0 27
17-32-1
256 3 90
13-35-1
116 0 38
18-34-0
252 1 54
15-26-1
215 3 49
13-32-1
154 1 24
1-13-5
23
0 23
|-----KICK RET-----|
No Yds TD Lg
6
109 0
28
4
76 0
28
2
50 0
27
7
119 0
25
8
145 0
37
5
134 0
51
4
62 0
20
5
109 0
30
6
142 0
39
6
126 0
43
|-----PUNT RET-----|
No Yds TD Lg
6
73 0
24
5
150 0
66
4
68 0
19
0
0
0
0
3
83 0
73
0
0
0
0
2
18 0
11
1
10 0
2
3
28 0
11
1
26 0
26
All
Purp
262
500
433
160
281
299
431
423
169
267
1793 19 79 115 1432 11 90
1918 22 88 164 2363 19 80
115-247-14 1432 11 90
164-278-10 2363 19 80
53
41
25
26
3225
4281
10720
651 0
51
45
456 0
253 1
73
31
Games played: 10
Avg per rush: 4.4
Avg per catch: 12.5
Pass efficiency: 98.62
Kick ret avg: 20.2
Punt ret avg: 18.2
All purpose avg/game: 490.8
Total offense avg/gm: 322.5
|-----------TACKLES-----------|
Date
Opponent
Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds
Sep 1
ROWAN 31
74 105 11.0-32
64 86
8.0-26
Sep 8
Sep 15 SALISBURY
36
58 94
10.0-41
Sep 29 SHENANDOAH
34
68 102 6.0-23
Oct 5
at Greensboro
43
40 83
9.0-37
Oct 13
MARYVILLE
25
50 75
7.0-17
Oct 20
at Methodist
54
30 84
2.0-3
Oct 27
NC WESLEYAN
38
50 88
12.0-40
Nov 3
at Averett
40
76 116 14.0-60
Nov 10 at Ferrum
50
38 88
10.0-55
|-SACKS-| No-Yds
2.0-15
3.0-21
4.0-29
0.0-0
3.0-25
1.0-6
1.0-2
2.0-10
7.0-43
2.0-14
|-FUMBLE-|
FF FR-Yds Int-Yds
0 0-0
1-2
1 1-0
3-51
1 1-0
1-0
0 4-0
0-0
0 0-0
0-0
1 2-0
2-0
4 3-0
1-0
2 3-51
0-0
2 0-0
1-100
1 0-0
1-2
25.0-165
25.0-147
12 14-51
6 7-34
Opponent totals
373
Christopher Newport 342
548 921
377 719
89.0-334
67.0-250
Pass QBH Brk
0
2
0
6
0
2
0
1
0
3
0
3
0
6
0
0
0
5
0
0
10-155 0
14-41 0
Blkd|--------Kicks--XPTS-------|
KickAtt-Mad Run Rcv
Saf
0 2-2
0
0
0
0 7-6
0
0
0
1 5-5
0
0
0
0 0-0
0
0
0
0 3-3
0
0
0
1 1-1
0
0
0
0 2-2
0
0
0
1 6-6
0
0
0
1 2-2
0
0
0
1 3-2
0
0
0
28 5
27 2
31-29
36-35
0
2
0
1
0
1
|----------------------------PUNTING----------------------------|
Date
Opponent
No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20
Sep 1
ROWAN 8
274 34.2 46
0
0 0
0
1
190 38.0 42
0
1 2
0
2
Sep 8
Sep 15 SALISBURY
6
209 34.8 50
0
0 3
1
2
Sep 29 SHENANDOAH 8
313 39.1 46
0
1 1
0
2
Oct 5
at Greensboro
7
235 33.6 50
1
0 0
1
2
Oct 13
MARYVILLE
3
94
31.3 49
1
0 0
0
0
Oct 20
at Methodist
6
223 37.2 49
0
0 0
0
2
Oct 27
NC WESLEYAN 3
106 35.3 43
0
0 0
0
0
Nov 3
at Averett
5
147 29.4 34
0
0 0
0
1
Nov 10 at Ferrum
3
126 42.0 49
0
0 0
0
2
|-----FIELD GOALS-----||----------KICKOFFS----------|
Att-Made Lg Blkd No Yds Avg TB OB
1-1
23 0
4
200 50.0 0 0
1-1
27 0 9
485 53.9 0 0
0-0
0
0
6
313 52.2 0 0
0-0
0
0
1
59
59.0 0 0
0-0
0
0
4
230 57.5 1 0
3-2
37 0 3
140 46.7 0 1
1-1
37 0 4
219 54.8 0 0
0-0
0
0
7
213 30.4 0 0
0-0
0
0
3
146 48.7 0 0
1-1
29 0 5
245 49.0 0 0
7-6
9-8
Opponent totals
54
Christopher Newport 44
54
1917 35.5 50
1728 39.3 62
2
4
2 6
3 0
2
10
14
11
37
46
0
0
46
58
2250 48.9 1
3174 54.7 3
1
5
Pts
17
51
35
0
21
13
17
42
14
23
233
319
Captains 2008
Red Zone Stats
Christopher Newport Inside Opponent Red-Zone
Times
Date
Opponent
Score inRZ
Sep 1 Rowan W 23-17
5 Sep 8 at Mary Hardin-Baylor
L 19-51
2
Sep 15 Salisbury
L 21-35
2
*Sep 29 Shenandoah
W 42-0
8
*Oct 5 at Greensboro
W 52-21
2
*Oct 13 Maryville W 27-13
5
*Oct 20 at Methodist W 24-17
2
*Oct 27 NC Wesleyan L 32-42
5
*Nov 3 at Averett
W 45-14
8
*Nov 10 at Ferrum.............. W 34-23
5
Totals
34 of 44 (77.3%)
44
Opponent Inside Christopher Newport Red-Zone
Date
Opponent
Score
Sep 1 Rowan W 23-17
Sep 8 at Mary Hardin-Baylor
L 19-51
Sep 15 Salisbury
L 21-35
*Sep 29 Shenandoah
W 42-0
*Oct 5 at Greensboro
W 52-21
*Oct 13 Maryville W 27-13
*Oct 20 at Methodist
W 24-17
*Oct 27 NC Wesleyan L 32-42
*Nov 3 at Averett W 45-14
*Nov 10 at Ferrum
W 34-23
Totals
25 of 30 (83.3%)
34
Times
inRZ
2
5
2
0
2
5
3
6
1
4
30
Times
Scored Pts
5 23
1
6
2 13
5 35
2 14
3 20
2 15
3 17
6 42
5 27
212
Times
Scored Pts
2 10
5 31
2 14
0
0
1
7
3 13
2 10
5 35
1
7
4 23
25
150
Total
TDs
2 1
2
5
2
3
2
2
6
3
28
20
Total
TDs
1
4
2
0
1
1
1
5
1
3
19
Rush
TDs
2
1
2
5
0
1
2
2
3
2
Rush
TDs
0
3
2
0
0
1
1
3
0
3
13
Pass
TDs
0
0
0
0
2
2
0
0
3
1
8
6
Pass
TDs
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
2
1
0
6
FGs
Made
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
FGs
Made
1
1
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
1
6
|-----------Failed to scoire inside RZ-------------|
FGA Downs Int Fumble Half
Game
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 1 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 2 1 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 1 1 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 2 0 0
0 1 1 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
1
3
5
1
0
|-------------Failed to scoire inside RZ-----------|
FGA Downs Int Fumble Half
Game
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 1 0 0 0 0
1 1 0 0 0 0
0 1 0 0 0 0
0 0 1 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
1
3
1
0
0
0
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2007 Game Recaps
Game 1
CNU 23, Rowan 17
Sept. 1, 2007
POMOCO Stadium
Rowan University.... Christopher Newport. 7
0
7 10 3 6 0 -
7 -
17
23
Scoring Summary:
First Quarter
ROW - Davon Edwards 67 yd run (Dan Roberts kick)
Second Quarter
CNU - GRAHAM, Jay 37 yd field goal
OGUN, Tunde 4 yd run (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
ROW - Davon Edwards 25 yd pass from Joe Rankin (Dan Roberts kick)
Third Quarter
ROW - Dan Roberts 23 yd field goal
Fourth Quarter
CNU - OGUN, Tunde 3 yd run (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
Team Statistics
ROW FIRST DOWNS...................
15
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............ 40-96 PASSING YDS (NET).............
166
Passes Att-Comp-Int........... 35-18-3 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 75-262 Fumble Returns-Yards..........
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards............ 6-73 Kickoff Returns-Yards......... 6-109 Interception Returns-Yards....
1-2 Punts (Number-Avg)............ 8-34.2 Fumbles-Lost..................
4-1
Penalties-Yards............... 6-48 Possession Time............... 23:01 Third-Down Conversions........ 6 of 19 Fourth-Down Conversions....... 0 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances.......
2-2
Sacks By: Number-Yards........ 2-15 CNU
17
49-119
163
27-13-1
76-282
0-0
3-27
3-38
3-14
9-38.7
0-0
7-47
36:59
4 of 18
1 of 2
5-5
6-34
RUSHING: Rowan University-Davon Edwards 1-67; Rob Richardson 6-23;
Ulysses Encarnacion 11-22; Jonathan Downes 4-10; Adam Preciado 1-7; John
Impagliazzo 2-1; Dan Roberts 1-0; Vinnie Graff 2-minus 3; Shavon Mears 1-minus 4; Joe Rankin 11-minus 27.
Christopher Newport-OGUN, Tunde 21-55; BAYLOR,
Ramarcus 10-38; TAYLOR, Evan 7-30; BRADSHAW, Jesse 1-6; BROWN, Alex
1-4; BARNES,
Mario 2-4; BURKE, Kazen 1-minus 2; FAISON, Todd 6-minus 16.
PASSING: Rowan University-Joe Rankin 18-35-3-166.
Christopher Newport-FAISON, Todd 13-27-1-163.
RECEIVING: Rowan University-Mark Lisa 5-47; Val Terebizh 4-39; Davon
Edwards 3-41; Dustin Katcher 2-15; Adam Preciado 1-11; Charles Bupp 1-6;
Ulysses Encarnacion 1-6; Melvin Jumper 1-1.
Christopher Newport-BRADSHAW, Jesse 5-84; LONG, Brian 2-35; OGUN,
Tunde 2-25; BARNES, Mario 2-16; BURKE, Kazen 2-3.
INTERCEPTIONS: Rowan University-Daniel Hopkins 1-2.
Christopher Newport-LONG, Matt 3-14.
FUMBLES: Rowan University-Joe Rankin 3-1; Vinnie Graff 1-0.
Christopher Newport-None.
Attendance: 3,284
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Game 2
Mary Hardin-Baylor 51, CNU 19
Sept. 8, 2007
Tiger Field, Belton, Texas
Christopher Newport Mary Hardin-Baylor 7
0
0
30 6
21 6
0
19
51
SCORING SUMMARY First Quarter
CNU BRADSHAW, Jesse 36 yd pass from FAISON, Todd (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
Second Quarter UMHB Chris Owen 4 yd run (Joel Munoz kick) UMHB Joel Munoz 27 yd field goal UMHB Patrick Oliver 25 yd pass from Josh Welch (Joel Munoz kick) UMHB Patrick Oliver 14 yd pass from Josh Welch (Joel Munoz kick) UMHB Quincy Daniels 35 yd run (Joel Munoz kick failed) Third Quarter
UMHB Josh Welch 18 yd run (Joel Munoz kick) UMHB Quincy Daniels 79 yd run (Joel Munoz kick) UMHB Josh Saenz 10 yd run (Joel Munoz kick) CNU THOMAS, Mike 1 yd run (BROWN, Alex pass failed) Fourth Quarter
CNU FOSTER, T.J. 27 yd pass from BROWN, Alex (BROWN, Alex pass failed)
Team Statistics
CNU UMHB
FIRST DOWNS...................
15
20
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............
35-76 55-379
PASSING YDS (NET)............. 211
121
Passes Att-Comp-Int........... 30-12-3 17-9-1
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 65-287 72-500
Fumble Returns-Yards..........
0-0
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards............ 2-15 5-150
Kickoff Returns-Yards......... 9-133 4-76
Interception Returns-Yards.... 1-14 3-51
Punts (Number-Avg)............ 6-41.7 5-38.0
Fumbles-Lost..................
2-1
3-0
Penalties-Yards............... 2-10 15-130
Possession Time............... 27:41 32:19
Third-Down Conversions........ 2 of 13 8 of 16
Fourth-Down Conversions....... 1 of 4 0 of 1
Red-Zone Scores-Chances.......
1-2
5-5
Sacks By: Number-Yards........
1-6 3-21
RUSHING: Christopher Newport-OGUN, Tunde 10-51; BAYLOR, Ramarcus
7-23; TAYLOR, Evan 5-11; THOMAS, Mike 4-9; BROWN, Alex 3-minus 6; FAISON, Todd 6-minus 12.
Mary Hardin-Baylor-Quincy Daniels 10-158; Jarvis Thrasher 15-113; Josh Saenz
5-47; Chris Owen 12-41; Josh Welch 5-13; Sonny Estrada 2-6; Adrian Turner
2-2; Ja’Corey Turner 1-2; Peyton Price 1-1; TEAM 2-minus 4.
PASSING: Christopher Newport-BROWN, Alex 9-15-1-148; FAISON, Todd
3-15-2-63.
Mary Hardin-Baylor-Josh Welch 5-10-1-65; Josh Saenz 4-7-0-56.
RECEIVING: Christopher Newport-BRADSHAW, Jesse 3-95; HOLLIS, Billy Joe
2-43; FOSTER, T.J. 2-30; DISALVO, Peter 1-16; SPRADLIN, Tony 1-15; CURTIS, Eric 1-6; LONG, Brian 1-5; HOLLIS, J.D 1-1.
Mary Hardin-Baylor-Chris Owen 4-64; Patrick Oliver 3-46; Ja’Corey Turner 1-11;
Jarvis Thrasher 1-0.
INTERCEPTIONS: Christopher Newport-DOWNEY, Matt 1-14.
Mary Hardin-Baylor-Elliot Barcak 1-28; Derr. Williams 1-23; Clayton Burris 1-0.
FUMBLES: Christopher Newport-FAISON, Todd 1-1; TAYLOR, Evan 1-0.
Mary Hardin-Baylor-Quincy Daniels 1-0; Chris Owen 1-0; Jarvis Thrasher 1-0.
Attendance: 2,888
Captains 2008
2007 Game Recaps
Game 4
CNU 42, Shenandoah 0
Sept. 29, 2007
POMOCO Stadium
Game 3
Salisbury 35, CNU 21
Sept. 15, 2007
POMOCO Stadium
Salisbury CNU 14 0 7 7 0
0
14 - 14 - 35
21
Scoring Summary:
First Quarter
SAL - Jamar Garner 22 yd run (Brendan Kincaid kick)
SAL - Valdase Morris 1 yd run (Brendan Kincaid kick)
Second Quarter
CNU - THOMAS, Mike 1 yd run (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
SAL - Jamar Garner 25 yd run (Brendan Kincaid kick)
Fourth Quarter
SAL - Valdase Morris 49 yd run (Brendan Kincaid kick)
SAL - Shelby Fisher 6 yd run (Brendan Kincaid kick)
CNU - OGUN, Tunde 20 yd run (BROWN, Alex pass failed)
CNU - BURKE, Kazen 21 yd pass from BROWN, Alex (BROWN, Alex rush)
SAL
FIRST DOWNS...................
17
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............ 54-400 PASSING YDS (NET).............
33
Passes Att-Comp-Int........... 4-3-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 58-433 Fumble Returns-Yards..........
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards............ 4-68
Kickoff Returns-Yards......... 2-50 Interception Returns-Yards....
1-0
Punts (Number-Avg)............ 6-34.8 Fumbles-Lost..................
2-1
Penalties-Yards............... 9-84 Possession Time............... 27:24 Third-Down Conversions........ 3 of 11 Fourth-Down Conversions....... 1 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances.......
2-2
Sacks By: Number-Yards........ 4-29
CNU
22
48-191
190
35-17-1
83-381
0-0
1-5
6-114
0-0
7-43.3
1-1
7-57
32:36
6 of 17
3 of 4
2-2
0-0
RUSHING: Salisbury-Valdase Morris 7-104; Ronnie Shockley
13-88; Jamar Garner 7-86; Ronnie Curley 12-63; Shelby Fisher 5-55; David
Leonard 2-11; William Midgette 1-11; Bobby Sheahin 3-minus 2; TM 3-minus 7;
Kevin Tillage 1-minus 9.
Christopher Newport-OGUN, Tunde 11-105; TAYLOR, Evan 19-70;
THOMAS, Mike 7-34; BROWN, Alex 6-10; PRELI, Jake 1-1; FAISON, Todd
4-minus 29.
PASSING: Salisbury-Bobby Sheahin 3-3-0-33; Ronnie Curley
0-1-0-0.
Christopher Newport-BROWN, Alex 9-18-0-98; FAISON, Todd 8-17-1-92.
RECEIVING: Salisbury-David Leonard 1-22; Valdase Morris 1-6;
Kevin Tillage 1-5.
Christopher Newport-BRADSHAW, Jesse 6-84; BURKE, Kazen 5-78; LONG,
Brian 2-9; BARNES, Mario 2-9; GOOCH, Adam 1-6; HOLLIS, Billy Joe 1-4.
0 14 0 0
0 14 0 -
14 -
0
42
Scoring Summary:
First Quarter
CNU - TAYLOR, Evan 10 yd run (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
Third Quarter
Fourth Quarter
CNU - BAYLOR, Ramarcus 88 yd run (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
CNU - BROWN, Alex 11 yd run (FRANK, Chris kick)
Team Statistics
FIRST DOWNS...................
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............ PASSING YDS (NET).............
Passes Att-Comp-Int........... TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... Fumble Returns-Yards..........
Punt Returns-Yards............
Kickoff Returns-Yards......... Interception Returns-Yards....
Punts (Number-Avg)............ Fumbles-Lost..................
Penalties-Yards............... Possession Time............... Third-Down Conversions........ Fourth-Down Conversions....... Red-Zone Scores-Chances.......
SU
9
34-64 96
19-8-1 53-160 0-0 0-0 7-119 0-0
8-39.1 2-1
7-45 24:26 4 of 14 0 of 1 0-0
0-0 CNU
32
58-353
214
19-15-0
77-567
1-34
5-75
1-45
1-0
0-0.0
4-4
9-85
35:34
8 of 12
2 of 2
5-8
3-30
RUSHING: Shenandoah-ROBERTS, Kevin 12-43; DIGGS, Paul 13-27;
WATSON, Keith 2-4; GLICK, Richard 6-minus 2; LUNSFORD, Vern 1-minus 8.
Christopher Newport-BAYLOR, Ramarcus 6-100; TAYLOR, Evan 17-93;
THOMAS, Mike 13-63; OGUN, Tunde 11-53; FAISON, Todd 3-38; BRADSHAW,
Jesse 1-20; BROWN, Alex 2-12; SHAW, Brett 1-0; BARNES, Mario 1-0; REID,
Myles 2-minus 9; HARPER, Leroy 1-minus 17.
PASSING: Shenandoah-GLICK, Richard 8-19-1-96; LUNSFORD, Vern
0-0-0-0.
Christopher Newport-FAISON, Todd 13-14-0-188; BROWN, Alex 2-3-0-26;
TEAM 0-2-0-0.
RECEIVING: Shenandoah-AMEY, Raphael 3-62; BARKLEY, Leron 2-22;
COLEMAN, Maurice 2-4; DIGGS, Paul 1-8.
Christopher Newport-BURKE, Kazen 4-55; BRADSHAW, Jesse 3-77; THOMAS,
Mike 3-34; TAYLOR, Dominik 1-23; PRELI, Jake 1-11; LONG, Brian 1-8; TAYLOR, Evan 1-3; BARNES, Mario 1-3.
INTERCEPTIONS: Shenandoah-None.
Christopher Newport-HARPER, Leroy 1-0.
FUMBLES: Salisbury-Kevin Tillage 1-0; David Leonard 1-1.
Christopher Newport-TAYLOR, Evan 1-1.
FUMBLES: Shenandoah-DIGGS, Paul 1-0; AMEY, Raphael 1-1.
Christopher Newport-OGUN, Tunde 2-2; BAYLOR, Ramarcus 1-1; HARPER,
Leroy 1-1.
Attendance: 4,829
Attendance: 3,167
2007
SEASON
INTERCEPTIONS: Salisbury-Jon Turner 1-0.
Christopher Newport-None.
Shenandoah
CNU 57
2007 Game Recaps
Game 6
CNU 27, Maryville 13
Oct. 13, 2007
POMOCO Stadium
Game 5
CNU 52, Greensboro 21
Oct. 6, 2007
Jemieson Stadium - Greensboro, N.C.
CNU Greensboro 28 14 14 7 7 0 3 -
0 -
52
21
Scoring Summary:
First Quarter
GC - WILLIAMS, Antho 33 yd pass from CAPARASO, Mike (PALME, Chris kick)
CNU - BURKE, Kazen 47 yd pass from FAISON, Todd (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
CNU - OGUN, Tunde 42 yd pass from FAISON, Todd (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
GC - LOWE, Torrey 90 yd pass from CAPARASO, Mike (PALME, Chris kick)
CNU - BRADSHAW, Jesse 80 yd pass from FAISON, Todd (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
Second Quarter
CNU - BARNES, Rodney 2 yd blocked punt return (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
GC - MARTIN, Matt 12 yd pass from CAPARASO, Mike (PALME, Chris kick)
Third Quarter
Fourth Quarter
Team Statistics
FIRST DOWNS...................
Punt Returns-Yards............ Kickoff Returns-Yards......... Interception Returns-Yards....
Sacks By: Number-Yards........ CNU
24
42-180 363
33-21-0 75-543 0-0
5-36 3-55 1-0
7-37.7 0-0
15-118 34:15 6 of 16 2 of 2 2-2
5-31 GC
15
31-25
256
32-17-1
63-281
0-0
3-83
8-145
0-0
7-33.6
4-2
8-65
25:45
5 of 14
0 of 2
1-2
3-25
RUSHING: Christopher Newport-THOMAS, Mike 6-51; OGUN, Tunde 6-42;
TAYLOR, Evan 12-34; BROWN, Alex 5-26; FAISON, Todd 9-19; BAYLOR,
Ramarcus 4-8.
Greensboro-WALKER, Darnell 10-30; LOWE, Torrey 8-20; HOLLEY, Chris 1-6;
GWYN, Richard 1-3; LOSIEWICZ, Stev 3-0; TEAM 1-minus 12; CAPARASO,
Mike 7-minus 22.
PASSING: Christopher Newport-FAISON, Todd 19-28-0-331; BROWN, Alex
2-5-0-32.
Greensboro-CAPARASO, Mike 16-30-0-230; LOWE, Torrey 1-2-1-26.
Maryville CNU
3
13 10 7 0 7 0 -
0 -
Scoring Summary:
First Quarter
MVC - Daniell, Brad 37 yd field goal
CNU - BARNES, Mario 12 yd pass from FAISON, Todd (GRAHAM, Jay kick blockd)
Second Quarter
MVC - Hightower, Rom 2 yd run (Daniell, Brad kick)
MVC - Daniell, Brad 28 yd field goal
Third Quarter
CNU - PRELI, Jake 8 yd pass from FAISON, Todd (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
Team Statistics
FIRST DOWNS...................
MVC
21
47-183 116
35-13-1 82-299 0-0
0-0 5-134 2-0
3-31.3 0-0
6-30 33:44 5 of 19 4 of 7 3-5
1-6
CNU
22
36-178
208
23-17-2
59-386
0-0
3-52
3-35
1-0
1-50.0
3-3
8-69
26:16
5 of 8
0 of 1
3-5
5-8
RUSHING: Maryville-Hightower, Rom 17-69; Wall, Lucas 13-40;
LaPinska, Jim 1-28; Tate, Darrell 9-25; Hughes, Gary 4-16; Mackersie, John 2-6;
Brassfield, Lev 1-minus 1.
Christopher Newport-THOMAS, Mike 19-102; TAYLOR, Evan 12-53; FAISON,
Todd 3-17; BRADSHAW, Jesse 1-4; BARNES, Mario 1-2.
PASSING: Maryville-Wall, Lucas 13-35-1-116.
Christopher Newport-FAISON, Todd 17-22-1-208; BAYLOR, Ramarcus 0-1-1-0.
RECEIVING: Maryville-Sauceman, Tyler 4-30; Bryant, Joseph 2-47;
LaPinska, Jim 1-9; McCord, Sam 1-9; Gilbert, Mike 1-7; Hightower, Rom 1-7;
Tate, Darrell 1-6; West, Hunter 1-4; Julian, Zack 1-minus 3.
Christopher Newport-BRADSHAW, Jesse 8-94; BURKE, Kazen 4-69; BARNES,
Mario 2-28; LONG, Brian 1-11; PRELI, Jake 1-8; TAYLOR, Evan 1-minus 2.
RECEIVING: Christopher Newport-BRADSHAW, Jesse 8-168; BURKE, Kazen
3-79; TAYLOR, Evan 3-17; OGUN, Tunde 2-49; PRELI, Jake 2-17; HOLLIS, Billy INTERCEPTIONS: Maryville-Joynes, Brandon 1-0; Jensen, Nick 1-0.
Christopher Newport-KIRLAND, Jay 1-0.
Joe 1-22; GOOCH, Adam 1-10; BARNES, Mario 1-1.
Greensboro-LOWE, Torrey 6-132; BAGAMARY, Tim 4-11; WILLIAMS, Antho
FUMBLES: Maryville-None.
3-44; JOHNSON, Ch. 2-42; WALKER, Darnell 1-15; MARTIN, Matt 1-12.
Christopher Newport-TAYLOR, Evan 2-2; TEAM 1-1.
INTERCEPTIONS: Christopher Newport-LONG, Matt 1-0.
Attendance: 3,097
Greensboro-None.
FUMBLES: Christopher Newport-None.
Greensboro-LOWE, Torrey 1-1; TEAM 1-0; WITHERSPOON, Mi 1-1; WALKER,
Darnell 1-0.
Attendance: 525
58
13
27
Captains 2008
2007 Game Recaps
Game 8
N.C. Wesleyan 42, CNU 32
Oct. 27, 2007
POMOCO Stadium
Game 7
CNU 24, Methodist 17
Oct. 20, 2007
Monarch Stadium - Fayetteville, N.C.
CNU Methodist........... 2 7 0
3 15 7 7 -
0 -
24
17
Scoring Summary:
First Quarter
CNU - TEAM safety
MU - DOLEMAN,P. 54 yd pass from MULARSKI,J. (MIRALLES,Mario kick)
Second Quarter
MU - MIRALLES,Mario 37 yd field goal
Third Quarter
CNU - THOMAS, Mike 1 yd run (BRADSHAW, Jesse pass from FAISON, T.)
MU - McGUIRE,Corey 4 yd run (MIRALLES,Mario kick)
Fourth Quarter
CNU - BAYLOR, Ramarcus 7 yd run (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
Team Staistics
FIRST DOWNS...................
Sacks By: Number-Yards........ CNU
24
51-338 157
21-12-1 72-495 0-0
4-34 3-55 0-0
5-46.2 4-3
5-82 26:21 7 of 13 0 of 1 2-2
2-13
MU
18
40-179
252
34-18-0
74-431
0-0
2-18
4-62
1-0
6-37.2
1-1
6-56
33:39
4 of 14
1 of 4
2-3
1-2
RUSHING: Christopher Newport-THOMAS, Mike 30-239; BAYLOR, Ramarcus
18-91; TAYLOR, Dominik 1-8; FAISON, Todd 2-0.
Methodist-PARKS,Brandon 23-95; McGUIRE,Corey 8-45; KING,Koby 1-21;
HARRISON,Blake 7-18; TEAM 1-0.
PASSING: Christopher Newport-FAISON, Todd 12-21-1-157.
Methodist-PARKS,Brandon 17-33-0-198; MULARSKI,J. 1-1-0-54.
RECEIVING: Christopher Newport-BRADSHAW, Jesse 4-69; GOOCH, Adam
2-29; SPRADLIN, Tony 2-20; BARNES, Mario 2-19; BLAN, Alex 1-12; HOLLIS,
Billy Joe 1-8.
Methodist-DOLEMAN,P. 6-122; FULMORE,T. 5-63; MULARSKI,J. 3-31;
HOPKINS,Brian 2-22; POUSSON,Romin 1-8; HARRISON,Blake 1-6.
INTERCEPTIONS: Christopher Newport-None.
Methodist-BARTEE,Antonio 1-0.
Attendance: 1,105
7
7 14 3 7
7
14 - 15 - 42
32
Scoring Summary:
First Quarter
NCWC - BURANT, Steve 16 yd pass from TOWNSEND, Cedric (VAUGHN, Brian kick)
Second Quarter
NCWC - BUSH, Teron 24 yd pass from TOWNSEND, Cedric (VAUGHN, Brian kick)
NCWC - HAYWOOD, Bryan 1 yd run (VAUGHN, Brian kick)
Third Quarter
NCWC - TOWNSEND, Cedric 10 yd run (VAUGHN, Brian kick)
Fourth Quarter
NCWC - BURANT, Steve 10 yd pass from TOWNSEND, Cedric (VAUGHN, Brian kick)
CNU - BRADSHAW, Jesse 25 yd pass from FAISON, Todd (OGUN, Tunde rush)
NCWC - TOWNSEND, Cedric 11 yd run (VAUGHN, Brian kick)
Team Statistics
FIRST DOWNS...................
Passes Att-Comp-Int........... TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... Fumble Returns-Yards.......... Punt Returns-Yards............ Kickoff Returns-Yards......... Interception Returns-Yards.... Punts (Number-Avg)............ Fumbles-Lost..................
Sacks By: Number-Yards........ NCWC
23
46-208 215
26-15-1 72-423 1-51
1-10
5-109 0-0
3-35.3 1-0
8-45 27:26 7 of 14 2 of 4 5-6
2-10 CNU
18
48-116
328
24-15-0
72-444
0-0
3-9
6-28
1-9
1-0.0
4-3
3-25
32:15
3 of 14
4 of 7
3-5
2-7
RUSHING: NC Wesleyan-TOWNSEND, Cedric 20-103; HAYWOOD, Bryan
14-52; BUSH, Teron 7-43; BAILEY, Charles 1-10; THOMPSON, Tommy 1-0;
TEAM 3-0.
Christopher Newport-THOMAS, Mike 21-78; OGUN, Tunde 21-54; TEAM 1-0;
FAISON, Todd 4-minus 6; BROWN, Alex 1-minus 10.
PASSING: NC Wesleyan-TOWNSEND, Cedric 15-26-1-215; THOMPSON,
Tommy 0-0-0-0.
Christopher Newport-FAISON, Todd 14-22-0-292; TEAM 0-1-0-0; BROWN, Alex
1-1-0-36.
RECEIVING: NC Wesleyan-WEBB, Orlando 5-70; BURANT, Steve 3-51;
BRODIE, Laqwan 2-36; BUSH, Teron 2-29; BAILEY, Charles 1-22; WILLIAMS,
Patrick 1-5; PARSONS, Noah 1-2.
Christopher Newport-BRADSHAW, Jesse 10-272; GOOCH, Adam
2-24; DISALVO, Peter 1-20; OGUN, Tunde 1-6; BARNES, Mario 1-6.
INTERCEPTIONS: NC Wesleyan-None.
Christopher Newport-KING, Jack 1-9.
FUMBLES: NC Wesleyan-TOWNSEND, Cedric 1-0.
Christopher Newport-THOMAS, Mike 2-2; BRADSHAW, Jesse 1-1; FAISON,
Todd 1-0.
Attendance: 4,201
59
2007
SEASON
FUMBLES: Christopher Newport-THOMAS, Mike 2-2; SPRADLIN, Tony 2-1.
Methodist-HOPKINS,Brian 1-1.
NC Wesleyan CNU Christopher Newport Football
2007 Game Recaps
Game 9
CNU 45, Averett 14
Nov. 3, 2007
Cougar Field - Danville, Va.
CNU Averett............. 14 0 14 7 14 7 3 -
0 -
45
14
Scoring Summary:
First Quarter
Second Quarter
CNU - FOSTER, T.J. 5 yd pass from FAISON, Todd (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
AU - HAMMOND, A. 20 yd pass from KWIATKOWSKI, P. (KLUSACEK, M. kick)
CNU - PRELI, Jake 16 yd pass from FAISON, Todd (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
Third Quarter
AU - BIANCHI, Randy 100 yd interception return (KLUSACEK, M. kick)
CNU - LONG, Brian 11 yd pass from FAISON, Todd (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
Fourth Quarter
Team Statistics
FIRST DOWNS...................
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............ PASSING YDS (NET)............. Passes Att-Comp-Int........... TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... Fumble Returns-Yards..........
CNU
29
56-146 341
37-25-1 93-487 0-0
0-0 2-58 1-2 4-33.0 2-0
7-65 45:17 14 of 23 2 of 3 6-8
1-3 AU
8
14-15
154
32-13-1
46-169
0-0
3-28
6-142
1-100
5-29.4
1-1
8-70
14:01
1 of 10
0 of 3
1-1
7-43
RUSHING: Christopher Newport-OGUN, Tunde 20-112; BAYLOR, Ramarcus
9-36; BARNES, Mario 5-23; BRADSHAW, Jesse 1-6; SPRADLIN, Tony 2-6;
MITCHELL, Andrew 2-5; THOMAS, Mike 1-4; MEARS, Kyle 1-1; HOLLIS, J.D
1-minus 2; BROWN, Alex 2-minus 4; HOLLIS, Billy Joe 1-minus 4; TAYLOR,
Dominik 3-minus 7; FAISON, Todd 8-minus 30.
Averett-WATSON, D. 5-8; AUGUSTUS, Zayd 1-7; HAMMOND, A. 2-7; ELLISON, John 2-1; Team 1-0; KWIATKOWSKI, P. 2-minus 3; MCLAFFERTY, K.
1-minus 5.
PASSING: Christopher Newport-FAISON, Todd 23-32-1-313; MEARS, Kyle
1-3-0-14; BROWN, Alex 1-2-0-14.
Averett-KWIATKOWSKI, P. 8-22-0-111; MCLAFFERTY, K. 5-10-1-43.
RECEIVING: Christopher Newport-BRADSHAW, Jesse 10-143; LONG, Brian
3-45; FOSTER, T.J. 3-28; DISALVO, Peter 2-28; SPRADLIN, Tony 2-25; OGUN,
Tunde 1-22; PRELI, Jake 1-16; BROWN, Shaun 1-14; THOMAS, Mike 1-11;
BARNES, Mario 1-9.
Averett-WOODRUFF, N. 3-52; AUGUSTUS, Zayd 3-29; HAMMOND, A. 2-27;
WATSON, D. 2-21; PATE, Marcus 2-11; WILLIAMS, Mark 1-14.
INTERCEPTIONS: Christopher Newport-BEARD, Greg 1-2.
Averett-BIANCHI, Randy 1-100.
Game 10
CNU 34, Ferrum 23
Nov. 10, 2007
W.B. Adams Stadium - Ferrum, Va.
CNU Ferrum.............. 14 10 3 6 3 -
0 -
34
23
Scoring Summary:
First Quarter
FC - EDWARDS, Ronnie 15 yd run (SLAPPEY, Clint kick)
CNU - BARNES, Mario 0 yd fumble recovery (GRAHAM, Jay kick)
Second Quarter
FC - SLAPPEY, Clint 29 yd field goal
FC - EDWARDS, Ronnie 2 yd run (SLAPPEY, Clint kick)
Third Quarter
FC - VANN, MIKE 8 yd run (SLAPPEY, Clint kick failed)
Fourth Quarter
Team Statistics
FIRST DOWNS...................
CNU
24
54-221 188
29-17-1 83-409 0-0
0-0 5-90 5-2
4-37.5 3-0
6-48 34:05 5 of 17 1 of 2 5-5
0-0 FC
15
43-244
23
13-1-5
56-267
0-0
1-26
6-126
1-2
3-42.0
2-0
9-80
25:55
5 of 10
0 of 0
4-4
2-14
RUSHING: Christopher Newport-OGUN, Tunde 34-200; BRADSHAW, Jesse
1-23; BAYLOR, Ramarcus 8-21; THOMAS, Mike 5-11; BARNES, Mario 1-0;
FAISON, Todd 4-minus 11; FOSTER, T.J. 1-minus 23.
Ferrum-VANN, MIKE 8-69; DOBSON, Matt 17-66; LUCAS, Matt 9-64; EDWARDS, Ronnie 7-35; LLOYD, Shawn 1-9; RANKIN, Robert 1-1.
PASSING: Christopher Newport-FAISON, Todd 17-29-1-188.
Ferrum-DOBSON, Matt 1-11-4-23; LLOYD, Shawn 0-2-1-0.
RECEIVING: Christopher Newport-BRADSHAW, Jesse 7-92; LONG, Brian 4-17;
SPRADLIN, Tony 3-20; GOOCH, Adam 2-47; OGUN, Tunde 1-12.
Ferrum-SMITH, Corey 1-23.
INTERCEPTIONS: Christopher Newport-KIRLAND, Jay 2-0; HARPER, Leroy
1-2; LONG, Matt 1-0; BRONTE-TINKEW, R. 1-0.
Ferrum-JACKSON, Brando 1-2.
FUMBLES: Christopher Newport-OGUN, Tunde 3-0.
Ferrum-DOBSON, Matt 2-0.
Attendance: 2,205
FUMBLES: Christopher Newport-SPRADLIN, Tony 1-0; FAISON, Todd 1-0.
Averett-KWIATKOWSKI, P. 1-1.
Attendance: 874
60
14 7
Captains 2008
USA South Athletic Conference
Final 2007 Standings
Conference
Overall
Points
Points
Team
W-L-T For/Opp Pct.
W-L-T For/Opp
CNU
6-1-0 244/118 .857
9-3-0 313/204
Averett
6-1-0 242/265 .857
7-3-0 320/301
N.C. Wesleyan 5-2-0 256/151 .714
6-4-0 339/203
Maryville
4-3-0 262/249 .571
5-5-0 331/289
Methodist
2-5-0 106/132 .286
4-6-0 164/174
Greensboro
2-5-0 130/252 .286
3-7-0 190/342
Ferrum
2-5-0 140/198 .286
2-7-0 202/277
Shenandoah
1-6-0 62/177 .143
2-8-0 88/234
2008 Composite Football Schedule
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:30
1:00
1:00
1:00
7:00
1:00
7:00
1:00
1:30
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
7:00
1:00
1:30
1:00
1:00
7:00
1:30
7:00
1:00
1:00
7:00
1:30
1:00
7:00
1:00
12:00
2:00
1:00
7:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
October
5
College of New Jersey at Rowan
6
CNU at Greensboro
Mary Hardin-Baylor at Hardin-Simmons
Salisbury at Geneva
Ferrum at Maryville
Methodist at Averett
13
Maryville at CNU
Buffalo St. at Rowan
Louisiana College at Mary Hardin-Baylor
Salisbury at Morrisville St.
Greensboro at Shenandoah
Methodist at Ferrum
N.C. Wesleyan at Averett
20
CNU at Methodist
Rowan at Kean
Mary Hardin-Baylor at Mississippi College
Becker at Salisbury Shenandoah at N.C. Wesleyan
Averett at Greensboro
27
N.C. Wesleyan at CNU
Montclair St. at Rowan
Mary Hardin-Baylor at Wisconsin-Whitewater
Salisbury at Wesley
Shenandoah at Averett
Greensboro at Ferrum
Methodist at Maryville
November
3
CNU at Averett
at Cortland St.
East Texas Baptist at Mary Hardin-Baylor
Maryville at Shenandoah
Methodist at Greensboro
Ferrum at N.C. Wesleyan
10
CNU at Averett
at William Paterson
Mary hardin-Baylor at Howard Payne
Salisbury vs. Frostburg St.
Shenandoah at Methodist
N.C. Wesleyan at Greensboro
Averett at Maryville
Shenandoah at Methodist
7:00
1:00
2:00
6:00
1:30
1:00
1:00
1:00
6:00
1:00
7:00
2:00
1:00
1:00
2:00
2:00
1:00
1:00
7:00
1:00
2:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
2:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
7:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
TBA
1:00
7:00
1:30
1:00
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2007
SEASON
September
1
Rowan at CNU
Albright at Salisbury
Shenandoah at Catholic
Maryville at LaGrange
N.C. Wesleyan at Wesley
Averett at Mount Union
Emory & Henry at Ferrum
8
CNU at Mary Hardin-Baylor
Salisbury at Brockport St.
Bridgewater at Shenandoah
Greensboro at UNC Pembroke
Maryville at Centre
Guilford at Methodist
Widener at N.C. Wesleyan
Ferrum at Southern Virginia
15
Salisbury at CNU
Rowan at Wilkes
Sul Ross St. at Mary Hardin-Baylor
Albright at Shenandoah
Greensboro at Gallaudet
Huntingdon at Maryville
Methodist at Chowan
Emory & Henry at N.C. Wesleyan
Averett at Guilford
Ferrum at Bridgewater
21
Widener at Rowan
22
Mary Hardin-Baylor at Texas Lutheran
Delaware Valley at Salisbury
Ferrum at Shenandoah
Greensboro at Maryville
N.C. Wesleyan at Methodist
Averett at Washington & Lee
29
Shenandoah at CNU
Rowan at Western Connecticut St.
McMurry at Mary Hardin-Baylor
Apprentice at Salisbury
Guilford at Greensboro
Maryville at N.C. Wesleyan
Emory & Henry at Methodist
Averett at Ferrum
Pct.
.727
.700
.600
.500
.400
.300
.222
.200
USA South History
All-Time USA South Standings
2001
TEAM
CNU
Ferrum
Methodist
Greensboro
Shenandoah
Chowan
Averett
W
5
5
3
3
3
2
0
L
1
1
3
3
3
4
6
T
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2002
TEAM
CNU
Ferrum
Shenandoah
Greensboro
Methodist
Averett
Chowan
W
5
5
4
4
2
1
0
L
1
1
2
2
4
5
6
T
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2003
TEAM
CNU
Shenandoah
Ferrum
Averett
Methodist
Greensboro
Chowan
W
5
5
3
3
3
1
0
L
1
1
2
3
3
5
5
T
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2004
TEAM
CNU
Shenandoah
Methodist
N.C. Wesleyan
Averett
Ferrum
Greensboro
W
5
5
4
3
2
1
1
L
1
1
2
3
4
5
5
T
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2005
TEAM
Ferrum
Methodist
CNU
Averett
N.C. Wesleyan
Maryville
Greensboro
Shenandoah
W
6
6
5
5
3
2
1
0
L
1
1
2
2
4
5
6
7
T
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2006
TEAM
CNU
Averett
N.C. Wesleyan
Maryville
Methodist
Greensboro
Ferrum
Shenandoah
W
6
6
5
4
2
2
2
1
L
1
1
2
3
5
5
5
6
T
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2007
TEAM
N.C. Wesleyan
CNU
Maryville
Ferrum
Methodist
Shenandoah
Greensboro
Averett
W
7
6
4
4
4
2
1
0
L
0
1
3
3
3
5
6
7
T
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
The USA South Athletic Conference might be one of the newest
names in Division III athletics, but that doesn’t mean the 11-team
conference is new on the scene. One of the oldest Division III
conferences in the nation, the USA South was born as the Dixie
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in 1963 when six institutions
with similar philosophies of academics and athletics joined as
founding members. Those colleges were: Charlotte College (now
UNC-Charlotte), College of Charleston (S.C.), Methodist College
(now Methodist University), North Carolina Wesleyan College,
St. Andrews Presbyterian College, and Lynchburg College. The
basis for the new athletic conference was that participation would
be strictly amateur, and thus no athletically awarded financial aid
or athletic scholarships would be awarded. That philosophy still
exists today.
In February 2003, it was announced that the Dixie Intercollegiate
Athletic Conference would change its name to the USA South Athletic Conference. The name change was made official on July 1,
2003 and the first USA South Athletic Conference championships
were awarded in the fall of that year.
The Conference was originally affiliated with the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and remained with that
affiliation until 1973. At that time the NCAA divided into three legislative and competitive divisions, with Division III allowing membership for non-athletic scholarship institutions only. The Dixie joined
the NCAA, and in so doing, became one of the first conferences
accepted into Division III. Since the inception of Division III, the
USA South has been a leader in many areas, and has gained
an outstanding regional and national reputation in a number of
sports.
The Conference sponsored athletic programs for men only until
1981. In that year, the NCAA expanded its sponsorship to include
women’s sports, and the Dixie followed that lead by including
women’s sports. The Conference now sponsors championships
in men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, football, men’s and women’s basketball,
baseball, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, golf and women’s
lacrosse for a total of 14 sports.
Each year the Conference not only recognizes the participants
for outstanding athletic achievements, but academic excellence
as well. Student athletes who maintain academic averages of 3.0
or better on a 4.0 scale in both academic semesters are named to
the Academic All-Conference team. This group annually averages
well over 500 students.
Each year, the President’s Cup is awarded to the school that
accumulates the most points throughout the academic year in
sports that are sponsored by the USA South. Points are awarded
on a scale from 1-8 with each regular season conference champion receiving one point for every school sponsoring that sport. In
2004-05, the President’s Cup was changed to have one winner for
men’s sports and one winner for women’s. After a one-year hiatus,
an overall men’s and women’s award returned. Christopher Newport won this overall award since.
Presently, the Conference features 11 institutions, five in Virginia,
five in North Carolina and one in Tennessee. The Tennessee
institution, Maryville College, became a competing member of the
Conference in the fall of 2005 as a football only member. Averett University, Christopher Newport University, Ferrum College,
Greensboro College, Mary Baldwin College, Meredith College,
Peace College and Shenandoah University have joined Methodist
and N.C. Wesleyan to make up today’s Conference membership.
USA South Facts
Location: Fayetteville, N.C.
Commissioner: Rita Wiggs
Phone: 910-630-7282
Fax: 910-630-7622
SID: Mike Christie
Phone: 910-630-7326
President: John Hill
Phone: 910-630-7182
62
Captains 2008
First Team - Offense
Position Running Back
Fullback
Quarterback
Wide Receiver
Tight End
Offensive Line
First Team – Defense
Defensive Line
Linebacker
Defensive Back
First Team - Special Teams
Returns
Kicker
Punter
2007 All-Conference Team
Name
Rommel Hightower
Mike Vann
Matt Lucas
Cedric Townsend
Jesse Bradshaw
Orlando Webb
Steven Burant
Cliff Weddle
Cory Webster
Brandon Craig
Andrew Crawford
Kyle Kuhn
School
Maryville
Ferrum
Ferrum
N.C. Wesleyan
CNU
N.C. Wesleyan
N.C. Wesleyan
CNU
CNU
N.C. Wesleyan
Maryville
N.C. Wesleyan
Class
So.
Fr.
So.
Sr.
So.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Ht.
5-8
5-11
5-9
6-5
5-10
6-0
6-5
5-11
6-4
6-2
6-1
6-0
Wt.
185
208
192
193
170
176
215
270
280
230
256
250
Hometown
Lenoir City, Tenn.
Woodbridge, Va.
Leesburg, Va.
Kenansville, N.C.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Snow Hill, N.C.
Lexington, Va.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Newport News, Va.
Richmond, Va.
Graysville, Ga.
Clayton, N.C.
High School
DeShaun Parker
Logan Greene
Quinderra Spellman
LeeRon Boykin
Shaun Green
Daryl Lawrence
Kyle Chewning
Brick Crowder
Judd Hyde
Matt Long
J.R. Hair
Dionte Beatty
Jezreel Davis
CNU
Greensboro
N.C. Wesleyan
N.C. Wesleyan
Ferrum
Methodist
Maryville
Greensboro
N.C. Wesleyan
CNU
Greensboro
Shenandoah
N.C. Wesleyan
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
So.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
6-2
6-1
6-1
6-2
6-3
6-0
5-11
6-1
6-1
5-11
6-0
5-9
6-0
230
250
225
287
229
223
200
218
231
175
165
150
187
Hopewell, Va.
Garner, N.C.
Elizabeth City, N.C.
Warsaw, N.C.
Paisley, Fla.
Jacksonville, N.C.
Gainesville, Ga.
LaGrange, N.C.
Nashville, N.C.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Fayetteville, N.C.
Falls Church, Va.
Hampton, Va.
Hopewell
SE Raleigh
Northeastern
James Kenan
Umatilla
White Oak
Torrey Lowe
Jay Graham
Matt Barcus
Greensboro
CNU
CNU
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
6-2
6-1
6-0
196
190
180
Southern Pines, N.C.
Manassas, Va.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Pinecrest
Osbourn
Princess Anne
Name
Brian Haywood
Teron Bush
Mario Barnes
Todd Faison
Patrick Doleman
Torrey Lowe
Brian Long
James Jackson
Nathan Hackney
Joe Caul
Brandon Iseman
Josh Conner
School
N.C. Wesleyan
N.C. Wesleyan
CNU
CNU
Methodist
Greensboro
CNU
CNU
N.C. Wesleyan
Ferrum
Methodist
Maryville
Class
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Hr.
6-1
5-11
5-10
6-1
6-2
6-2
6-3
6-2
6-1
6-3
6-1
5-11
Wt.
202
297
225
185
180
196
222
275
275
299
295
264
Hometown
Chocowinity, N.C.
Newport News, Va.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Franklin, Va.
Salisbury, N.C.
Southern Pines, N.C.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Norfolk, Va.
Fayetteville, N.C.
Covington, Va.
Florence, S.C.
Loudon, Tenn.
High School
Southside
Denbigh
Bayside
Southampton
Salisbury
Pinecrest
Cox
Munford (Tenn.)
Cape Fear
Covington
West Florence
Trevor Wagner
Jason Hill
Blake Campbell
Calvin Rutgerson
Spencer Clancy
Adrin Diggs
Bo Brown
Griffin McConaghy
Maureik Goode
Leroy Harper
Zack Brown
Cory Boatman
Quentin Pope
CNU
Averett
Shenandoah
Maryville
Maryville
CNU
N.C. Wesleyan
Averett
Ferrum
CNU
Ferrum
Maryville
N.C. Wesleyan
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
So.
6-0
6-4
5-10
5-10
6-0
5-9
5-11
6-1
5-11
5-9
5-11
6-2
5-11
230
241
210
210
230
200
230
220
225
160
200
220
190
Williamsburg, Va.
Miami, Fla.
Powhatan, Va.
Powhatan, Va.
Powell, Tenn.
Smithfield, Va.
Rocky Mount, N.C.
Madison Heights, Va.
Powhatan, Va.
Chesapeake, Va.
Tifton, Ga.
Etowah, Tenn.
Charlotte, N.C.
Lafayette
Christopher Columbus
Powhatan
Powhatan
Mike Vann
Brian Vaughn
Chris Dooley
Ferrum
N.C. Wesleyan
Shenandoah
Fr.
Sr.
Sr.
5-11
5-10
6-3
208
195
195
Woodbridge, Va.
Elon, N.C.
Laurel, Md.
Potomac
Western Alamance
Atholton
Potomac
Heritag
James Kenan
Ocean Lakes
Dickinson (DE.)
Rockbridge Co.
First Colonial
Heritage
Varina
Cox
Parrott Acad.
Southern Nash
Kellam
Cape Fear
Jeb Stuart
Hampton
Offensive Player of the Year – Cedric Townsend, N.C. Wesleyan
Defensive Player of the Year – Daryl Lawrence, Methodist
Offensive Rookie of the Year – Mike Vann, Ferrum
Defensive Rookie of the Year – Adrin Diggs, CNU
Coach of the Year – Jack Ginn, N.C. Wesleyan
Honorable Mention Offense
Running Back
Mike Thomas
Mike Hill
Quarterback
Brandon Parks
Wide Receiver
Jonathan Mularski
Tim Bagamary
Tight End
Randy Swafford
Offensive Line
Nick Oakley
Bill samuels
Billy Temple
Joshua Kesler
Jason Bolen
CNU
Methodist
Methodist
Methodist
Greensboro
Maryville
Shenandoah
Methodist
Shenandoah
Methodist
Greensboro
Honorable Mention Defense
Defensive Line
Linebacker
Defensive Back
Honorable Mention Special Teams
Returns
Antonio Hammond
Kicker
Brad Daniel
Punter
T.J. Grzesikowski
Smithfield
Northern Nash
Amherst
Powhatan
Great Bridge
Tifton Co.
Independence
Dusty Cole
Kevin Burant
Zack Leonard
Tony Dunn
Sean Merritt
Chris Nickle
J.J. Jordan
Wes Fry
Justin Augustin
Dustin Locke
Brandon Jackson
Randy Jones
Brian Leary
Maryville
N.C. Wesleyan
Ferrum
Shenandoah
Methodist
CNU
Ferrum
Shenandoah
N.C. Wesleyan
Maryville
Ferrum
Ferrum
Methodist
Averett
Maryville
Ferrum
63
2007
SEASON
Second Team - Offense
Position
Running Back
Fullback
Quarterback
Wide Receiver
Tight End
Offensive Line
\
Second Team – Defense
Defensive Line
Linebacker
Defensive Back
Second Team – Special Teams
Returns
Kicker
Punter
Individual and Team Statistics
2007 USA South Team Statistics
2007 USA South Individual Statistics
RUSHING
HIGHTOWER
HILL
OGUN
VANN
DIGGS
TeamCl
MV So.
MU Sr.
CNU Fr.
FC Fr.
SU Sr.
PASSING AVG/GAMETeam
FAISON
CNU
PARKS
MU
TOWNSEND
NCW
FAIRBANKS
AU
CAPARASO
GC
TOTAL OFFENSE
TOWNSEND
PARKS
FAISON
FAIRBANKS
CAPARASO
G
10
9
8
9
10
Att
222
172
134
77
202
Yds
1016
766
672
730
729
Avg
4.6
4.5
5.0
9.5
3.6
CmpInt
139 8
150 6
159 16
148 14
146 15
TD
11
12
10
9
6
Yds/G
101.6
85.1
84.0
81.1
72.9
Pct.
61.2
63.3
53.9
50.2
52.3
Yds
1995
1939
2212
1603
1710
Cl
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
G
10
10
12
9
10
Att
227
237
295
295
279
Team Cl
NCW Sr.
MU So.
CNU Sr.
AU Jr.
GC So.
G
12
10
10
9
10
Rush Pass PlaysTotal
541 2212 471 2753
279 1939 342 2218
-30 1995 276 1965
-119 1603 329 1484
-131 1710 326 1579
TeamCl G
CNU Fr. 10
GC Sr. 10
AU Jr. 9
GC Jr. 10
MU Sr. 10
Rec
64
52
46
50
44
Yds
1178
651
560
477
493
TD
10
2
4
3
0
Avg/CRec/G
18.4 6.40
12.5 5.20
12.2 5.11
9.5
5.00
11.2 4.40
RECEPTIONS/YDS
BRADSHAW
DOLEMAN
WEBB
BAGAMARY
BURANT
ALL PURPOSE
VANN
HAMMOND
HIGHTOWER
LOWE
BRADSHAW
TeamCl G
CNU Fr. 10
MU Sr. 10
NCW So.12
GC Sr. 10
NCW Sr. 12
Rec
64
36
37
52
29
Yds
1178
726
725
651
597
TD
10
5
8
2
3
Avg/CRec/G
18.4 117.8
20.2 72.6
19.6 60.4
12.5 65.1
20.6 49.8
Team
FC
AU
MV
GC
CNU
INTERCEPTIONS
LONG, M.
BOATMAN
HAIR
BIANCHI
DAVIS
Team Cl
CNU Fr.
MV Jr.
GC Sr.
AU Fr.
NCW Sr.
G
10
10
10
9
12
Int
5
4
4
3
4
Yds
14
108
86
113
67
PASS EFFICIENCY
FAISON
PARKS
TOWNSEND
CAPARASO
FAIRBANKS
Team Cl
CNU Sr.
MU So.
NCW Sr.
GC So.
AU Jr.
G
10
10
12
10
9
Att
227
237
295
279
295
Cmp Int
139 8
150 6
159 16
146 15
148 14
SCORING
OGUN
VANN
HILL
TOWNSEND
HIGHTOWER
TeamCl
CNU Fr.
FC Fr.
MU Sr.
NCWSr.
MV So.
G
8
9
9
12
10
TD
11
12
12
14
11
XPT
0
0
0
0
0
G
9
9
10
10
10
Rush Rcv PR
730 280 0
42
560 71
1016 80 0
403 477 110
59
1178 0
TD
0
1
0
1
0
Cl
So.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
G
10
10
10
10
10
Solo Ast
57 76
44 69
67 44
30 69
54 22
FIELD GOALS
DANIELL
GRAHAM
VAUGHN
SLAPPEY
MIRALLES
Team
MV
CNU
NCW
FC
MU
Cl.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Fr.
G
10
10
12
10
10
FG
11
8
8
6
6
PAT’S
GRAHAM
DANIELL
VAUGHN
HAILEY
PALME
Team
CNU
MV
NCW
SU
GC
Cl.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
Sr.
G
10
10
12
10
10
Made
34
21
53
18
23
64
Yds Avg/G
1434 159.3
1394 154.9
1391 139.1
1303 130.3
1273 127.3
Int/G
0.50
0.40
0.40
0.33
0.33
Pct.
61.2
63.3
53.9
52.3
50.2
FG
0
0
0
0
0
TACKLES (All positions)
Player
Team
CROWDER
GC
CHEWNING
MV
LAWRENCE
MU
McCONAGHY
AU
BEATTY
SU
KR
424
721
295
313
36
Yds TD
199517
19399
221221
171011
16038
2PATPts
2
68
0
72
0
72
0
84
0
66
Pct.
97.1
95.5
94.6
90.0
88.5
Eff.
156.3
139.5
129.5
106.1
95.3
Pts/G
8.5
8.0
8.0
7.0
6.6
TotalAvg/GSack
133 13.3 3
113 11.3 2
111 11.1 3
99 9.9
0
76 7.6
0
FGA PCT. FG/G
21 52.4 1.10
9
88.9 0.80
11 72.7 0.67
11 54.5 0.60
18 33.3 0.60
Att
35
22
56
20
26
Avg/G
199.5
193.9
184.3
178.1
171.0
Yds/G
229.4
221.8
196.5
164.9
157.9
RECEPTIONS/GAME
BRADSHAW
BAGAMARY
HAMMOND
LOWE
MULARSKI
Cl
Fr.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
TD
17
9
21
8
11
SCORING OFFENSE
N.C. Wesleyan
CNU
Ferrum
Maryville
Methodist
Greensboro
Shenandoah
Averett
G
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
TD
56
42
33
30
30
26
20
20
XP
53
35
24
23
21
23
18
12
2XP
0
3
1
1
1
0
0
0
DXP
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
FG
8
8
6
11
6
2
4
1
Saf
1
1
0
1
0
0
2
0
Pts
415
319
242
240
221
187
154
135
Avg
34.6
31.9
24.2
24.0
22.1
18.7
15.4
13.5
SCORING DEFENSE
Maryville
CNU
N.C. Wesleyan
Methodist
Ferrum
Shenandoah
Greensboro
Averett
G
10
10
12
10
10
10
10
10
TD
25
31
37
32
33
37
40
60
XP
17
29
28
27
27
30
34
51
2XP
1
0
2
2
3
0
0
2
DXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
FG
8
6
8
6
7
3
5
8
Saf
0
0
3
2
0
0
1
0
Pts
193
233
284
245
252
261
291
439
Avg
19.3
23.3
23.7
24.5
25.2
26.1
29.1
43.9
PASS OFFENSE
CNU
Methodist
N.C. Wesleyan
Averett
Greensboro
Maryville
Shenandoah
Ferrum
G
10
10
12
10
10
10
10
10
Att
278
251
345
404
319
259
184
115
CmpInt
164 10
160 7
181 17
190 20
161 17
119 12
70 19
47 12
Pct.
59.0
63.7
52.5
47.0
50.5
45.9
38.0
40.9
Yds Avg
23638.5
21228.5
24947.2
19914.9
18635.8
10644.1
939 5.1
859 7.5
TD
19
11
21
10
11
6
3
4
Yds/G
236.3
212.2
207.8
199.1
186.3
106.4
93.9
85.9
PASS DEFENSE
CNU
Greensboro
N.C. Wesleyan
Ferrum
Methodist
Shenandoah
Maryville
Averett
G
10
10
12
10
10
10
10
10
Att
247
264
319
249
299
297
305
235
CmpInt
115 14
114 10
164 22
121 15
159 8
166 11
159 19
158 8
Pct.
46.6
54.5
51.4
48.6
53.2
55.9
52.1
67.2
Yds Avg
14325.8
15645.9
18965.9
16486.6
18936.3
19326.5
2110 6.9
21639.2
TD
11
16
16
14
12
12
13
22
Yds/G
143.2
156.4
158.0
164.8
189.3
193.2
211.0
216.3
RUSHING OFFENSE
Ferrum
Maryville
N.C. Wesleyan
CNU
Shenandoah
Methodist
Greensboro
Averett
G
10
10
12
10
10
10
10
10
Att
489
514
540
477
462
432
348
311
Yds
2714
2352
2556
1918
1684
1643
784
778
Avg TD
5.6 26
4.6 22
4.7 33
4.0 22
3.6 12
3.8 19
2.3 11
2.5 7
Yds/G
271.4
235.2
213.0
191.8
168.4
164.3
78.4
77.8
RUSHING DEFENSE
Maryville
N.C. Wesleyan
CNU
Ferrum
Shenandoah
Greensboro
Methodist
Averett
G
10
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
Att
370
543
404
437
432
437
441
502
YardsAvg.TD
1130 31. 12
1979 3.6 18
1793 4.4 19
1830 4.2 19
2103 4.9 24
2118 4.8 21
2236 5.1 19
2597 5.2 31
Yds/G
113.0
164.9
179.3
183.0
210.3
211.8
223.6
259.7
TOTAL OFFENSE
CNU
N.C. Wesleyan
Methodist
Ferrum
Maryville
Averett
Greensboro
Shenandoah
G
10
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
Rush
1918
2556
1643
2714
2352
778
784
1684
Pass Plays
2363 755
2494 885
2122 683
859 604
1064 773
1991 715
1863 667
939 646
Yards Avg/P TD
4281 5.7
41
5050 5.7
54
3765 5.5
30
3573 5.9
30
3416 4.4
28
2769 3.9
17
2647 4.0
22
2623 4.1
15
Yds/G
428.1
420.8
376.5
357.3
341.6
276.9
264.7
262.3
TOTAL DEFENSE
CNU
N.C. Wesleyan
Maryville
Ferrum
Greensboro
Shenandoah
Methodist
Averett
G
10
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
Rush
1793
1979
1130
1830
2118
2103
2236
2597
Pass Plys
1432 651
1896 862
2110 675
1648 686
1564 701
1932 729
1893 740
2163 737
Yards Avg
3225 5.0
3875 4.5
3240 4.8
3478 5.1
3682 5.3
4035 5.5
4129 5.6
4760 6.5
Yds/G
322.5
322.9
324.0
347.8
368.2
403.5
412.9
476.0
TD
30
34
25
33
37
36
31
53
Captains 2008
Record Book
Individual Records
Season:
Career:
Rushing
Most Rushes
Game: 40
40
Season: 260 Career: 638
Roland Hilliard vs. Methodist, 2004
Roland Hilliard vs. Salisbury, 2006
Roland Hilliard, 2006
Roland Hilliard, 2003-06
Longest Rush
Game
88
rushing) vs. Greensboro, 2007
2039 Hudson Bryant, 2004
3599 Phillip Jones, 2001-05
Receiving
Most Passes Caught
Game:
11
George Jones vs. Ferrum,. 2003
Season: 64
Jesse Bradshaw, 2007
Career: 132 George Jones, 2003-06
Ramarcus Baylor vs. Shenandoah, Longest Pass Reception
2007
Game:
85
Roland Hilliard from Phillip Jones vs. Muhlenberg, 2003
Rushing Yardage
Game:
239 Mike Thomas vs. Methodist, 2007
Season: 1215 Roland Hilliard, 2006
Game:
272 Jesse Bradshaw vs. N.C.
Career: 3149 Roland Hilliard, 2003-06
Wesleyan, 2007
Yards per Attempt (10 game, 100 season, 200 career) Season: 1178 Jesse Bradshaw, 2007
Career: 1930 Nathan Davis, 2002-05
Game:
10.6 Roland Hilliard vs. Maryville, 2006
Season: 6.0 Branden Jones, 2002
Yards per Reception (4 catches, 10 catches)
Career: 4.9 Roland Hilliard, 2203-06
Game:
24.5 Kaveh Conaway vs.
Averett, 2001
Rushing Touchdowns
Season: 21.0 Nathan Davis, 2002
Game:
3
Mario Marin vs. Methodist, 2001
Career: 15.3 Nathan Davis, 2002-05
3
Mario Marin vs. Greensboro, 2003
3
Mario Marin vs. Chowan, 2003
Most Touchdown Passes Caught
3
Brandon Jones vs. Chowan, 2005
Game:
3
George Jones vs.
3
Roland Hilliard vs. Salisbury, 2006
Methodist, 2003
3
Tunde Ogun vs. Averett, 2007
3
Nathan Davis vs.
Mike Thomas vs. Shenandoah, 2007 3
Methodist, 2005
Season: 15
3
Jesse Bradshaw
Career: 28 Roland Hilliard, 2003-06
vs. Greensboro, 2007
Season: 10
Nathan Davis, 2004
100-Yard+ Games
10
Jesse Bradshaw, 2007
Season: 7
Career: 19
Nathan Davis, 2002-05
Career: 16
Passing
Most Pass Attempts
Game:
50
Hudson Bryant vs. Salisbury, 2004
Season 279 Hudson Bryant, 2004
Career
550 Phillip Jones, 2001-05
Pass Completions
Game:
27
Phillip Jones vs. Ferrum, 2003
Season 154 Hudson Bryant, 2004
Career: 292 Phillip Jones, 2001-05
Completion Percentage (10 game, 45 season)
Game:
.929 Todd Faison (13-14) vs.
Shenandoah, 2007
Season: .612 Todd Faison (139-227), 2007
Career: .596 Todd Faison (265-445), 2004-07
Passes Had Intercepted
Game:
4
Hudson Bryant vs. Salisbury, 2005
Season: 14
Hudson Bryant, 2004
Career: 23 Hudson Bryant, 2003-6
Longest Completion
Game:
85
Phillip Jones to Roland Hilliard
vs. Muhlenberg, 2003
Lowest Interception Percentage (100 attempts)
Season: .024 Phillip Jones, 2003
Career: .027 Phillip Jones, 2001-05
Punts
Most Punts
Game:
9
9
Season: 55
Career: 135
Phillip Jones vs.
Shenandoah, 2001
Matt Barcus
vs. Averett, 2005
Phillip Jones, 2002
Phillip Jones, 2001-05
Best Punting Average
Game:
50.5 Matt Barcus vs. Salisbury, 2007
Season: 42.8 Matt Barcus, 2007
Career: 39.7 Matt Barcus, 2005-07
Longest Punt
Game:
68
Phillip Jones vs.
Methodist, 2001
Punt Returns
Most Punt Returns
Game:
5
Rob Rodriguez vs.
Shenandoah, 2006
Season: 24
Jovonn Quillen, 2003
Career: 53
Nathan Davis, 2002-05
Longest Punt Return
Game:
85
Kaveh Conaway vs.
Greensboro, 2001
Most Punt Return Yards
Game:
93
Kaveh Conaway vs.
Greensboro, 2001
Season: 317 Jovonn Quillen, 2003
Career: 473 Nathan Davis, 2002-05
Touchdown Passes
Game:
5
Todd Faison vs. Greensboro, 2007
Season: 20
Hudson Bryant, 2004
Career: 25
Hudson Bryant, 2003-06
Best Punt Return Average
Season: 15.1 Kaveh Conaway, 2001
Career: 19.8 George Jones, 2003-
Consecutive Games with a Touchown Pass
Season: 10
Hudson Bryant, 2004
Career: 11
Hudson Bryant, 2004-05
Most Kickoff Returns
Game:
5
Rob Rodriguez
vs. Rowan, 2004
5
Rob Rodriguez vs.
Washington & Jefferson, 2006
Season: 17
Tony Spradlin, 2007
Total Offense
Game:
350
Todd Faison (331 passing, 19 Kickoff Returns
42 Rob Rodriguez, 2003-06
Most Kickoff Return Yards
Game:
134 Rob Rodriguez vs.
Rowan, 2004
Season: 404 Rob Rodiguez, 2004
Career: 1023 Rob Rodriguez, 2003-06
Best Kickoff Return Average (3 returns)
Game:
26.8 Rob Rodriguez vs.
Rowan, 2004
Season: 29.9 David Briggs, 2002
Career: 24.4 Rob Rodriguez, 2003-06
Longest Kickoff Return
Game:
95
Roland Hilliard vs.
N.C. Wesleyan, 2006
Scoring
Most Points
Game:
26
Season: 98
Career: 194
George Jones vs.
Methodist, 2004
Most Touchdowns
Game:
4
George Jones vs.
Methodist, 2003
Season: 16
Career: 32
Most Extra Points
Game:
7
Jay Graham vs. Greensboro, 2007
Season: 34
Jason Broskie, 2004
34
Jay Graham, 2007
Career: 88
Jay Graham, 2005Most Extra Points Attempted
Game:
7
Jay Graham vs.
Chowan, 2005
7
Jay Graham vs.
Ferrum, 2006
7
Jay Graham
vs. Greesnsboro, 2007
Season: 37
Jason Broskie, 2004
37
Jay Graham, 2006
Career: 96
Jay Graham, 2005Most Consecutive Extra Points
Season: 24
Jason Broskie, 2004
Career
25
Jay Graham, 2006-07
Most Field Goals
Game:
3
Jason Broskie vs.
Ferrum, 2004
3
Jay Graham vs. Rowan, 2007
Season: 8
Jay Graham, 2007
Career: 15
Jason Broskie, 2002-04
15
Jay Graham, 2005Longest Field Goal
Game:
46
Jay Graham vs. Greensboro, 2007
Most Points by a Kicker
Game:
11
Jay Graham vs. Rowan, 2007
Season: 58
Jay Graham, 2007
Career: 133 Jay Graham, 2007
Defense
Most Total Tackles
Game:
19
Kareem Morse vs.
Rowan, 2005
Season: 111 Justin Wood, 2004
Career: 369 Justin Wood, 2002Tackles for a Loss
Game:
5
Ian Vincent vs. Averett, 2003
Season: 17
Jason Cahndler, 2002
Career: 32.5 Justin Wood, 2002-05
Interceptions
Game:
3
Matt Long vs. Rowan, 2007
65
HISTORY/
RECORDS
Most Yards Passing
Game:
331 Todd Faison vs. Greensboro, 2007
Season: 1995 Todd Faison, 2007
Career: 3559 Phillip Jones, 2001-05
Career:
Season:
Career:
6
8
Sacks
Game:
4
4
Season: 10
10
Career: 17
Anthony Matthews, 2002
Anthony Matthews, 2002
Jason Chandler vs.
Randolph-Macon, 2002
Ian Vincent vs. Averett, 2003
Jason Chandler, 2002
Nathan Williams, 2005
Ian Vincent, 2001, 03-04
TEAM
Rushing
Game:
59
vs. Averett, 2001
59
vs. Shenandoah, 2003
Season: 544 in 2002
Most Rushing Yards
Game:
415 vs. Averett, 2001
Season: 2240 in 2002
Rushing Yards per Attempt
Game:
8.4 Maryville, 2006
Season: 4.6 in 2001
Passing
Game:
50
vs. Salisbury, 2004
Season: 347 in 2004
Game
27 vs. Ferrum, 2003
Season 191 in 2004
Fewest Passing Attempts
Game:
9
vs. Ferrum, 2001
Season: 145 in 2001
Fewest Completions
Game:
4
several times
Season: 52
in 2001
Most Yards Passing
Game:
397 vs. Chowan, 2005
Best Completion Percentage
Game:
.789 vs. Shenandoah (15-19), 2007
Season: .590 in 2007
Most Yards per Completion
Game:
20.0 vs. Greensboro, 2003
Season: 14.4 in 2007
Misc.
Record Book
Total Offense
Game:
603 vs. Chowan, 2004
Fewest Turnovers:
Game:
0
0
vs. Methodist, 2003
0
vs. Ferrum, 2003
0
0
vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor, 2006
0
vs. Ferrum, 2006
0
Season: 12 in 2002
Scoring
Game:
Season:
55
337
vs. Ferrum, 2006
in 2004
Most Touchdowns
Game:
7
vs. Averett, 2001
7
vs. Methodist, 2003
7
vs. Chowan, 2004
7
vs. Maryville, 2005
7
vs. Ferrum, 2006
7
Season: 46
in 2004
Most Rushing Touchdowns
Game:
6
Season: 26
in 2002
Most Passing Touchdowns
Game:
5
Season: 23
in 2004
Field Goals
Game
3
3
Season 8
vs. Ferrum, 2004
vs. Rowan, 2007
in 2004, 2005 & 2007
Most Extra Points
Game:
7
vs. Methodist, 2003
7
vs. Ferrum, 2006
7
Vs. Greensboro, 2007
Season: 37
in 2004
Most Punts
Game:
10
Season: 58
vs. Averett, 2005
in 2004
Punting Average
Game:
47.0 vs. Averett
Season: 39.3 in 2007
Most Kickoff Return Yards
Game:
241 vs. N.C. Wesleyan, 2006
Season: 911 in 2006
Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed
Game:
-16 vs. Greensboro, 2002
Fewest Passing Yards Allowed
Game:
0
vs. Ferrum, 2004
Most Sacks
Game:
7
7
Season: 32
vs. Randolph-Macon, 2002
vs. Averett, 2003
in 2002
Fewest Points Allowed
Game:
0
vs. Averett, 2001
0
vs. Averett, 2002
0
0
vs. Methodist, 2003
0
0
vs. Methodist, 2006
0
Season 134 in 2003
Total Defense
Game:
70
vs. Maryville, 2005
Most Interceptiuons
Game:
5
vs. Methodist, 2001
5
vs. Ferrum, 2007
Season: 17 in 2002
Consecutive Games Unbeaten Streak
7
(7 wins) in 2003
7
(7 wins) in 2004
Consecutive Games Winless Streak
3 (3 losses) in 2001
Consecutive Games Conference Unbeaten
Streak
10 (10 wins) from 2002-03
Consecutive Games Conference Winless Streak
1 (1 loss) in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
2007 performances bold
Most Punt Return Yards
Game:
138 vs. Greensboro, 2001
Season: 484 in 2003
Several member of the T.C. Williams H.S. team that was the subject of the movie
“Remember the Titans” joined the Captains on the field for the pre-game
coin toss prior to the Chowan game.
66
Captains 2008
Honors
All-American
2004 Tommy Fitzgerald (1st team (C) AFCA, 2nd team d3football.com)
2005 Justin Wood (1st team (LB) AFCA)
2006 Rob Rodriguez (1st team (DB) AFCA, 1st team d3football.com
Hon. Men. Football Gazette)
Roland Hilliard (Hon. Men. (RB) d3football.com, Hon. Men.
Football Gazette)
Matt Boykin (Hon. Men. C, Football gazette)
Larry Broach (Hon. Men. OL, Football Gazette)
All-American (Pre-season)
2006
Rob Rodriguez (d3football.com)
Aztec Bowl Participant
2004
2005
2006
2007
Tommy Fitzgerald
Justin Wood
Rob Rodriguez
Leroy Harper
Aztec Bowl Ron Schipper Award
2007
Lreoy Harper
Team USA
2007
Rob Rodriguez
World Championship of American
Football All-Star Team
2007
Rob Rodriguez
All-South Region (D3football.com)
2005
2006
2007
Rob Rodriguez (2nd team DB)
Justin Wood (3rd team LB)
Rob Rodriguez (1st team CB)
Roland Hilliard (1st team RB)
Matt Boykin (2nd team C)
Justin Long (2nd team S)
Larry Broach (3rd team G)
Matt Barcus (2nd team P)
Jesse Bradshaw (3rd team WR)
Jay Graham (3rd team K)
All-South Region (Football Gazette)
2004
2005
2006
Tommy Fitzgerald (2nd team C)
Ian Vincent (2nd team DL)
Pat Cavallario (3rd team OL)
Olando Holmes (3rd team DL)
Justin Wood (2nd team LB)
Rob Rodriguez (HM DB)
Kareem Morse (HM LB)
Rob Rodriguez (1st team DB)
Roland Hilliard (HM AP)
Larry Broach (1st team OG)
Matt Boykin (2nd team C)
Maynard Henry (HM LB)
National Defensive Player of the Week
(Football Gazette)
2004
Kareem Morse (nov. 23, 2004)
All-USA South Athletic Conference
Kaveh Conaway (1st team RB)
Jason Wills (1st team OL)
Aaron Bennett (1st team OL)
Olando Holmes (1st team DL)
Hosh Weekes (1st team DB)
Josh Horn (1st team DB)
Eric Carlson (2nd team QB)
Tommy Fitzgerald (2nd team OL)
Jason Chandler (2nd team DL)
Ian Vincent (2nd team DL)
Jason Davis (2nd team DL)
Chris Linton (2nd team (LB)
Anthony Matthews (2nd team DB)
Tommy Fitzgerald (1st team OL)
Jason Wills (1st team OL)
Jason Chandler (1st team DL)
Tyrell Veney (1st team DL)
Anthony Matthews (1st team DB)
Mario Marin (2nd team RB)
Olando Holmes (2nd team DL)
Jason Flanigan (2nd team LB)
Justin Wood (2nd team LB)
Brandon Jones (2nd team Ret. Spec.)
Mario Marin (1st team RB)
Phillip Jones (1st team QB)
George Jones (1st team WR)
Tyrell Veney (1st team DL)
Justin Wood (1st team LB)
Hosh Weekes (1st team DB)
Jovonn Quillen (1st team RS)
Thomas Thornton (2nd team RB)
Jake Schindler (2nd team OL)
Cliff Macklin (2nd team OL)
Pat Cavallario (2nd team OL)
Olando Holmes (2nd team DL)
Jason Chandler (2nd team DL)
Jovonn Quillen (2nd team DB)
Nathan Davis (1st team WR)
Pat Cavallario (1st team OL)
Ian Vincent (1st team DL)
Kareem Morse (1st team LB)
Josh Horn (1st team DB)
Jake Schindler (2nd team OL)
Cliff Macklin (2nd team OL)
Bill Harrell (2nd team DL)
Gary Freeman (2nd team LB)
Rob Rodriguez (2nd team RS)
Jason Broskie (2nd team K)
Will Holt (HM FB)
Curfew Speight (HM WR)
Brian Arroyo (HM OL)
Jesse Thorpe (HM DL)
Justin Long (HM DB)
Rob Rodriguez (HM DB)
Sean Atwood (1st team OL)
Matt Boykin (1st team OL)
Nathan Williams (1st team DL)
Gary Freeman (1st team LB)
Justin Long (1st team DB)
Rob Rodrguez (1st team RB)
Nathan Davis (2nd team WR)
DeShaun Parker (2nd team DL)
Matt Barcus (2nd team P)
Roland Hilliard (HM RB)
Stephan Small (HM DL)
Jonathan Hill (HM K)
Matt Boykin (1st team OL)
Larry Broach (1st team OL)
Nathan Williams (1st team DL)
DeShaun Parker (1st team DL)
Maynard Henry (1st team LB)
Cory Webster (2nd teaqm OL)
Zakee Williams (2nd team DL)
Chris Cappa (HM LB)
Cliff Weddle (1st team OL)
Cory Webster (1st team OL)
Jesse Bradshaw (1st team WR)
DeShaun Parker (1st team DL)
Matt Long (1st team DB)
Jay Graham (1st team K)
Matt Barcus (1st team P)
Mario Barnes (2nd team FB)
Todd Faison (2nd team QB)
Brian Long (2nd team TE)
James Jackson (2nd team OL)
Trevor Wagner (2nd team DL)
HISTORY/
RECORDS
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
67
Honors
Stacy Whiting
Adrin Diggs (2nd team LB)
Leroy Harper (2nd team DB)
Mike Thomas (HM RB)
Chris Nickle (HM LB)
Conference
Offensive Player of the Year
2004
Roland Hilliard
Conference
Defensive Player of the Year
2005
Rob Rodriguez
Conference
Offensive Rookie of the Year
2001
2003
Kaveh Conaway
George Jones
Conference
Defensive Rookie of the Year
2001
2007
Olando Holmes
Adrin Diggs
Conference
Coach of the Year
2001
2002
2006
Matt Kelchner
Matt Kelchner
Matt Kelchner
All-Virginia Div. II-III
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
68
Hosh Weekes (HM DB)
Mario Marin (1st team RB)
Jason Chandler (1st team DL)
Tommy Fitzgerald (HM OL)
Tommy Fitzgerald (HM OL)
Jason Chandler (HM DL)
Justin Wood (HM LB)
Hosh Weekes (HM DB)
Pat Cavallario (HM OL)
Sean Atwood (1st team OL)
Nathan Davis (2nd team WR)
Matt Boykin (2nd team OL)
Nathan Williams (2nd team DE)
Justin Long (2nd team DB)
Nathan Williams (1st team DE)
Maynard Henry (1st team LB)
Rob Rodriguez (1st team RS)
George Jones (2nd team WR)
Matt Boykin (2nd team OL)
Roland Hilliard (2nd team RS)
Matt Long (1st team DB)
Jay Graham (1st team K)
Matt Barcus (1st team P)
Cory Webster (2nd team OL)
Cliff Weddle (2nd team OL)
Jesse Bradshaw (2nd team WR)
Trevor Wagner (2nd team DL)
Rob Rodriguez became CNU’s first pre-season and post-season All-American in 2006
Coaching Records
Matt Kelchner (49-25, .662, 7
Season
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Career
W
5
6
8
9
6
8
7
49
Overall
L PCT.
4 .556
5
545
3 .727
3 .750
4 .600
3 .727
3 .700
25 .662
W
5
5
5
5
5
6
6
37
years)
Conf.
L PCT.
1
.833
1
.833
1
.833
1
.833
2
.714
1
.857
1
.857
8
.822
Conf. Finish
T1st
T1st
T1st
T1st
T3rd
T1st
2nd
Post Season
NCAA 1st round
NCAA 1st round
NCAA 2nd round
NCAA 2nd round
NCAA 1st round
Captains 2008
Records vs. All Opponents
Series Records vs. All Opponents
Year
Date
Score
Averett
(6-1) Home: 3-0; Away: 3-1
2001
11/3
45-0
2002
11/9
27-0
2003
11/8
22-13
2004
11/6
41-14
2005
11/5
30-38
2006
11/4
41-31
2007
11/3
45-14
Totals
251-72
Atten.
Site
665
3947
1523
3364
853
3491
874
14,717
(A/W)
(H/W)
(A/W)
(H/W)
(A/L)
(H/W)
(A/W)
Bridgewater
(2-2) Away: 0-1; Home 1-1; Neutral 1-0
2002
9/28
6-25
1600
2003
9/27
16-12
3366
2003
11/29
3-26
3121
2004
9/25
21-16
3600
Totals
46-79
11,687
*Oyster Bowl, Darling Stadium
Hampton, Va.
Chowan
(5-0) Home: 3-0; Away: 2-0
2001
10/13
21-15
2002
10/19
35-3
2003
10/18
31-7
2004
10/16
41-7
2005
10/15
47-26
Toatls
175-58
4526
8 92
2733
1323
4190
13,664
Ferrum
(6-1) Home: 3-0; Away 2-1; Neutral: 1-0
2001
11/10
14-11
6500
2002
11/16
35-7
3144
2003
11/15
17-19
935
2004
11/13
16-9
4291
2005
11/12
44-7
2384
2006
11/11
55-7
3883
2007
11/10
34-23
2205
Totals
199-74
19,051
*Oyster Bowl, Darling Stadium
Hampton, Va.
(A/L)
(H/W)
(H/L)
(N/W)*
(H/W)
(A/W)
(H/W)
(A/W)
(H/W)
(N/W)*
(H/W)
(A/L)
(H/W)
(A/W)
(H/W)
(A/W)
517
3046
900
3017
400
2071
525
10,476
(A/W)
(H/W)
(A/W)
(H/W)
(A/W)
(H/W)
(A/W)
Mary Hardin-Baylor
(1-1) Home: 1-0; Away 0-1
2006
9/9
15-10
2007
9/8
19-51
Totals
34-61
5584
2888
8,472
(H/W)
(A/L)
Maryville
(3-0) Home: 2-0; Away: 1-0
2005
9/10
53-2
2006
10/14
48-31
2007
10/13
27-13
Totals
128-46
5036
3172
3097
11,299
(H/W)
(A/W)
(H/W)
McDaniel
(2-0) Away: 1-0; Home 1-0
2003
9/13
7-6
2004
9/11
18-15
Totals
25-21
1100
5173
6273
(A/W)
(H/W)
Methodist
(6-1) Home: 3-0; Away: 3-1
2001
10/20
41-27
2002
10/26
20-9
2003
10/25
49-0
2004
10/13
24-10
2005
10/22
28-35
2006
10/21
21-0
4155
1023
3578
1107
1203
3796
(H/W)
(A/W)
(H/W)
(A/W)
(A/L)
(H/W)
24-17
207-98
1015
15,877
(A/W)
Muhlenberg
(1-0) Home: 1-0
2003
11/22
24-20
2589
(H/W)
North Carolina Wesleyan
(2-2) Home: 1-1; Away 1-1
2004
10/30
47-10
2005
10/29
21-3
2006
10/28
34-46
2007
10/27
32-42
Totals
134-101
1000
3129
900
4201
9,230
(A/W)
(H/W)
(A/L)
(H/L)
Randolph-Macon
(1-1) Home: 1-0; Away: 0-1
2001
9/8
10-26
2002
9/14
21-19
Totals
31-45
2750
4861
7611
(A/L)
(H/W)
Rowan
(1-5) Home: 1-3; Away 0-2
2002
9/21
7-34
2003
9/6
0-21
2004
9/4
32-33
2005
9/3
14-21
2006
9/2
8-32
2007
9/1
23-17
Totals
84-158
4744
2156
4163
3922
2124
3284
20,393
(H/L)
(A/L)
(H/L)
(H/L)
(A/L)
(H/W)
Salisbury
(2-4) Home: 0-3; Away: 2-1
2001
9/1
6-21
2002
9/7
13-20
2004
11/20
35-24
2005
9/17
24-44
2006
9/16
23-17 OT
2007
9/15
21-35
Totals
123-161
6135
1454
1232
3411
973
4829
18,114
(H/L)
(A/L)
(A/W)*
(H/L)
(A/W)
(H/L)
Shenandoah
(4-3) Home: 3-1; Away: 1-2
2001
9/29
24-27 OT
2002
10/5
15-19
2003
10/4
21-0
2004
10/2
10-14
2005
10/1
30-14
2006
9/30
17-3
2007
9/29
42-0
Totals
159-77
3703
2724
4016
2498
3425
2478
3167
22,051
(H/L)
(A/L)
(H/W)
(A/L)
(H/W)
(A/W)
(H/W)
Washington & Jefferson
(0-3) Home: 0-1; Away: 0-2
2002
11/23
10-24
2004
11/27
14-24
2006
11/18
23-27
Totals
47-75
3529
2814
3092
9435
(A/L)*
(A/L)*
(H/L)*
3100
(A/L)*
Widener
(0-1) Away: 0-1
2001
11/17
*NCAA Playoffs
7-56
HISTORY/
RECORDS
Greensboro
(7-0) Home: 3-0; Away: 4-0
2001
10/6
35-10
2002
10/12
27-13
2003
10/11
42-10
2004
10/9
31-7
2005
10/8
28-15
2006
10/7
28-0
2007
10/5
52-21
Totals
243-76
2007
10/20
Totals
69
Game, Season, Career Leaders
ALL-PURPOSE YARDS
Most All-Purpose Yards
Game
272------------- Jesse Bradshaw vs. NC Wesleyan, 2007
Season
1646----------- Roland Hilliard, 2006
Career
4477----------- Roland Hilliard, 2003-06
Top 5 All-Purpose Yards (Game)
1. Jesse Bradshaw----272 vs. NC Wesleyan -------------2007
2. Kaveh Conaway----245 vs. Averett------------------------2001
3.
Roland Hilliard-------224 vs. Chowan----------------------2004
4.
Roland Hilliard-------222 vs. Salisbury---------------------2006
5.
Kaveh Conaway----220 vs. Shenandoah----------------2001
Top 5 All-Purpose Yards (Season)
1.
Roland Hilliard-------1646-------------------------------------2006
2.
Kaveh Conaway----1505-------------------------------------2001
3. Roland Hilliard-------1343-------------------------------------2004
4.
Jesse Bradshaw----1273-------------------------------------2007
5.
Roland Hilliard-------1204-------------------------------------2005
Top 5 All-Purpose Yards (Career)
1.
Roland Hilliard-------4477-------------------------------------2003-06
2.
George Jones-------3176-------------------------------------2003-06
3.
Nathan Davis--------2567-------------------------------------2002-05
4.
Mario Marin----------2380-------------------------------------2001-03
5.
Kaveh Conaway----1505-------------------------------------2001
RUSHING
Game
239------------Mike Thomas vs. Methodist, 2007
Season
1215----------Roland Hilliard, 2006
Career
3149----------Roland Hilliard, 2003-06
Top 5 Rushing Yards (Game)
1.
Mike Thomas--------239 vs. Methodist--------------------2007
2.
Roland Hilliard-------215 vs. Chowan----------------------2004
3.
Roland Hilliard-------207 vs. Salisbury---------------------2006
4.
Tunde Ogun---------200 vs. Ferrum-----------------------2007
5.
Roland Hilliard-------184 vs. Methodist--------------------2004
Top 5 Rushing Yards (Season)
1.
Roland Hilliard-------1215-------------------------------------2006
2.
Roland Hilliard-------1071-------------------------------------2004
3.
Kaveh Conaway----989--------------------------------------2001
4.
Mario Marin----------890--------------------------------------2002
5.
Roland Hilliard-------836--------------------------------------2005
Top 5 Rushing Yards (Career)
1.
Roland Hilliard-------3149-------------------------------------2003-06
2.
Mario Marin----------2044-------------------------------------2001-03
3.
Thomas Thornton--1320-------------------------------------2001-05
4.
Branden Jones------1294-------------------------------------2002-05
5.
Kaveh Conaway----989--------------------------------------2001
LONGEST RUNS FROM SCRIMMAGE
1.
Ramarcus Baylor---88t vs. Shenandoah---------------------------------------------------------- 2007
2.
Kaveh Conaway----74t vs. Salisbury-------------------------------------------------------------- 2001
3.
Roland Hillliard------71t vs. Maryville--------------------------------------------------------------- 2006
4.
Mario Marin----------69t vs. Greensboro----------------------------------------------------------- 2003
5.
George Jones-------67t vs. Averett----------------------------------------------------------------- 2006
6.
George Jones-------65t vs. Maryville--------------------------------------------------------------- 2006
7.
Reggie Greene------59t vs. N.C. Wesleyan------------------------------------------------------- 2004
8.
Branden Jones------54t vs. Ferrum----------------------------------------------------------------- 2002
9.
Roland Hilliard-------53 vs. Chowan----------------------------------------------------------------- 2004
10. Mario Marin----------50 vs. Muhlenberg (NCAA)------------------------------------------------- 2003
RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS (GAME)
1.
Mario Marin----------3 vs. Methodist-----------------------2001
Mario Marin----------3 vs. Greensboro--------------------2003
Mario Marin----------3 vs. Chowan-------------------------2003
Branden Jones------3 vs. Chowan-------------------------2005
Roland Hilliard-------3 vs. Salisbury------------------------2006
Mike Thomas--------3 vs. Shenandoah-------------------2007
Tunde Ogun---------3 vs. Averett---------------------------2007
TWO 100-YARD RUSHERS IN A GAME
2001 vs. Chowan------------Thomas Thornton (132)/Kaveh Conaway (109)
2001 vs. Averertt-------------Kaveh Conaway (163)/Adam Purcell (127)
ALL-TIME 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES
RK. YDS-------- ATT
NAME,CLASS
Opponent-------------------------- Year
1.
239--------- 30
Mike Thomas, Jr.
Methodist-------------------------- 2007
2.
215--------- 24
Roland Hilliard,So.
Chowan---------------------------- 2004
3.
207--------- 40
Roland Hilliard, Sr.
Salisbury--------------------------- 2006
4.
200--------- 34
Tunde Ogun, So.
Ferrum------------------------------ 2007
5.
184--------- 40
Roland Hilliard, So.
Methodist-------------------------- 2004
6.
175--------- 35
Wash&Jeff------------------------- 2006
7.
170--------- 32
Kaveh Conaway,Fr.
Shenandoah---------------------- 2001
8.
163--------- 16
Mario Marin,Jr.
Greensboro------------------------ 2003
163--------- 18
Kaveh Conaway, Fr.
Averett------------------------------ 2001
10. 156--------- 18
Averett------------------------------ 2004
11. 149--------- 21
Averett------------------------------ 2006
12. 139--------- 21
Mario Marin, Jr.
Shenandoah---------------------- 2003
13. 132--------- 15
Thomas Thornton, Fr.
Chowan---------------------------- 2001
14. 131--------- 25
NC Wesleyan--------------------- 2006
15. 129--------- 20
Roland Hilliard, Jr.
Shenandoah---------------------- 2005
16. 128--------- 20
Averett------------------------------ 2005
17. 127--------- 12
Adam Purcell, Fr.
Averett------------------------------ 2001
18. 125--------- 27
Methodist-------------------------- 2006
19. 123--------- 23
Shenandoah---------------------- 2006
20. 119--------- 16
Mario Marin, So.
Rand-Macon---------------------- 2002
119--------- 20
George Jones, So.
Rowan------------------------------ 2004
70
22.
23.
24.
25.
28.
30.
32.
33.
35.
36.
37.
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
117--------- 11
116--------- 21
113--------- 5
112--------- 13
112--------- 21
112--------- 20
111---------- 18
111---------- 20
109--------- 13
109--------- 23
107--------- 21
105--------- 26
105--------- 11
102--------- 19
101--------- 15
100--------- 6
Maryville---------------------------- 2006
Mario Marin, So.
Greensboro------------------------ 2002
George Jones, Sr.
Ferrum------------------------------ 2006
Mario Marin, So.
Bridgewater----------------------- 2002
Ferrum------------------------------ 2005
Tunde Ogun, So.
Averett------------------------------ 2007
Kaveh Conaway, Fr.
Rand-Macon---------------------- 2001
Mario Marin, So.
Shenandoah---------------------- 2002
Kaveh Conaway, Fr.
Chowan---------------------------- 2001
Greensboro------------------------ 2005
NC Wesleyan--------------------- 2005
Kaveh Conaway, Fr.
Ferrum------------------------------ 2001
Tunde Ogun, So.
Salisbury--------------------------- 2007
Mike Thomas, Jr.
Maryville---------------------------- 2007
Shenandoah---------------------- 2004
Ramarcus Baylor, Sr.
Shenandoah---------------------- 2007
CONSECUTIVE 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES
4------------------------Roland Hilliard------------------------Senior-------------------------------- 2006
3------------------------Mario Marin----------------------------Sophomore-------------------------- 2002
3------------------------Roland Hilliard -----------------------Junior--------------------------------- 2005
2------------------------Mike Thomas-------------------------Junior--------------------------------- 2007
2------------------------Tunde Ogun---------------------------Sophomore-------------------------- 2007
2------------------------Roland Hilliard------------------------Sophomore-------------------------- 2004
2------------------------Mario Marin----------------------------Junior--------------------------------- 2003
2 (twice)---------------Kaveh Conaway ---------------------Freshman---------------------------- 2001
100-YARD GAMES (SEASON)
5------------------------Kaveh Conaway----------------------Freshman---------------------------- 2001
5------------------------Roland Hilliard------------------------Junior--------------------------------- 2005
4------------------------Mario Marin----------------------------Sophomore-------------------------- 2002
4------------------------Roland Hilliard------------------------Sophomore-------------------------- 2004
2------------------------Tunde Ogun---------------------------Sophomore-------------------------- 2007
2------------------------Mike Thomas-------------------------Junior--------------------------------- 2007
2------------------------Mario Marin----------------------------Junior--------------------------------- 2003
100-YARD GAMES (CAREER)
15-----------------------Roland Hilliard------------------------2003-06
6------------------------Mario Marin----------------------------2001-03
5------------------------Kaveh Conaway----------------------2001
PASSING
Most Passing Yards
Game
331-----------Todd Faison at Greensboro------------------------------------------------ 2007
Season
1995---------Todd Faison
----------------------------------------------------------- 2007
Career
3523---------Todd Faison
----------------------------------------------------------- 2004-07
Top 5 Passing Yards (Game)
1.
Todd Faison----------331 vs. Greensboro-----------------2007
2.
Phillip Jones---------321 at Methodist---------------------2005
3.
Todd Faison----------313 vs. Averett------------------------2007
4.
Phillip Jones---------308 vs. Chowan----------------------2005
5.
Todd Faison----------292 vs. NC Wesleyan --------------2007
Top Passing Yards (Season)
1.
Todd Faison----------1995-------------------------------------2007
2.
Hudson Bryant------1921-------------------------------------2004
3.
Phillip Jones---------1706-------------------------------------2003
4.
Todd Faison----------1517-------------------------------------2006
5.
Phillip Jones---------1408-------------------------------------2005
Top Passing Yards (Career)
1.
Todd Faison----------3523-------------------------------------2004-07
2.
Phillip Jones---------3459-------------------------------------2001-05
3.
Hudson Bryant------2433-------------------------------------20034.
Eric Carlson----------1122-------------------------------------2001-02
LONGEST PASSES FROM SCRIMMAGE
1.
Phillip Jones---------85t vs. Muhlenberg (NCAA) 2003
2.
Todd Faison----------80t vs. Greensboro------------------2007
3.
Hudson Bryant------76t vs. Bridgewater------------------2004
4.
Phillip Jones---------73t vs. Greensboro------------------2003
5.
Phillip Jones---------68t vs. Methodist---------------------2003
ALL-TIME 200-YARD PASSING GAMES
RK. YDS -COMP---------NAME, CLASS
Opponent-------------------------- Year
1.
331 19-----------Todd Faison, Sr.
Greensboro------------------------ 2007
2.
321
24-----------Phillip Jones, 5th yr. Sr
Methodist-------------------------- 2005
3.
313 23-----------Todd Faison, Sr.
Averett------------------------------ 2007
4.
308
Chowan---------------------------- 2005
5.
292 14-----------Todd Faison, Sr.
NC Wesleyan--------------------- 2007
6.
289
27-----------Phillip Jones, Jr.
Ferrum------------------------------ 2003
289
NC Wesleyan--------------------- 2005
8.
283
22-----------Hudson Bryant, So.
Salisbury (NCAA) --------------- 2004
9.
261
Muhlenberg (NCAA)------------ 2003
10. 251 18-----------Todd Faison, Jr.
Methodist-------------------------- 2006
251
Chowan---------------------------- 2004
12. 214
Chowan---------------------------- 2003
13. 213 16-----------Todd Faison, Jr.
Mary Hardin-Baylor ------------ 2006
14. 212
15-----------Phillip Jones, 5th yr. Sr.
Ferrum------------------------------ 2005
15. 208 17-----------Todd Faison, Sr.
Maryville---------------------------- 2007
16. 203
Methodist-------------------------- 2004
17. 201
Bridgewater----------------------- 2004
Captains 2008
Game, Season, Career Leaders
RECEIVING
Most Receiving Yards
Game
272----------------Jesse Bradshaw vs. NC Wesleyan--------------------------------------- 2007
Season 1178--------------Jesse Bradshaw-------------------------------------------------------------- 2007
Career 1930--------------Nathan Davis------------------------------------------------------------------ 2002-05
Most Receptions
Game
11------------------George Jones vs. Ferrum-------------------------------------------------- 2003
Season 64------------------Jesse Bradshaw-------------------------------------------------------------- 2007
Career 126----------------Nathan Davis------------------------------------------------------------------ 2002-05
Top 5 Pass Receiving Yards (Game)
1.
Jesse Bradshaw--------- 272 vs. NC Wesleyan-------------------------------------------------- 2007
2.
George Jones------------ 190 vs. Methodist------------------------------------------------------- 2003
3.
Jesse Bradshaw--------- 168 vs. Greensboro---------------------------------------------------- 2007
4.
George Jones------------ 151 vs. Chowan--------------------------------------------------------- 2005
5.
Jesse Bradshaw--------- 143 vs. Averett----------------------------------------------------------- 2007
Top 5 Pass Receiving Yards (Season)
1.
Jesse Bradshaw----1178-------------------------------------2007
2.
Nathan Davis--------796--------------------------------------2004
3.
Nathan Davis--------707--------------------------------------2005
4.
George Jones-------680--------------------------------------2003
5.
Curfew Speight------522--------------------------------------2005
Top Pass Receiving Yards (Career)
1.
Nathan Davis--------1930-------------------------------------2002-05
2.
George Jones-------1830-------------------------------------2003-06
3.
Curfew Speight------1379-------------------------------------2002-06
4.
Jesse Bradshaw----1259-------------------------------------2005-07
5.
Brian Haygood------405--------------------------------------2001-04
10 LONGEST PASS RECEPTIONS FROM SCRIMMAGE
1.
Roland Hilliard-------85t vs. Muhlenberg (NCAA) 2003
2.
Jesse Bradshaw----80t vs. Greensboro------------------2007
3.
Nathan Davis--------76t vs. Bridgewater------------------2004
4.
Marcus Parrott - ----73t vs. Greensboro------------------2003
5.
Jesse Bradshaw----70t vs. NC Wesleyan---------------2007
6.
George Jones-------68t vs. Methodist---------------------2003
7.
Matt Hightower------66t vs. Maryville----------------------2006
8.
Nathan Davis--------58t at Methodist----------------------2005
9.
Nathan Davis--------54t vs. Chowan-----------------------2004
10. George Jones-------50t vs. Ferrum------------------------2006
SCORING RECORDS
Most Points Scored
Game
26----------------George Jones vs. Methodist----------------------------------------------- 2003
Season 96----------------Roland Hilliard----------------------------------------------------------------- 2006
Career
194---------------Roland Hilliard----------------------------------------------------------------- 2003-06
Captains Conference Stat Champions
Individual
Rushing
2001 - Kaveh Conaway, RB, 109.1 yards per game
2006 - Roland Hilliard, RB, 110.5 yards per game
Passing
2003 - Phillip Jones, QB, 144-255, 1,706 yards, 155.1/ game
2007 - Todd Faison, QB, 139-227, 1, 995 yards, 199.5/game
Total Offense
2003 - Phillip Jones, QB, 1,819 yards, 165.4/game
All-Purpose Yards
2001 - Kaveh Conaway, RB, 167.2 yards per game
2006 - Roland Hilliard, RB, 149.6 yards per game
Punt Returns
2003 - Jovonn Quillen, DB, 24 for 13.2 average
2005 - Nathan Davis, WR, 20 for 5.2 average
Touchdowns Scored
Game
4------------------George Jones vs. Methodist----------------------------------------------- 2003
Season 16----------------Roland Hilliard----------------------------------------------------------------- 2006
Career
32----------------Roland Hilliard----------------------------------------------------------------- 2003-06
Top 5 Scoring (Game Points)
1.
George Jones-------26 vs. Methodist----------------------2003
2.
Mario Marin----------18 vs. Methodist----------------------2001
Mario Marin----------18 vs. Greensboro-------------------2003
Mario Marin----------18 vs. Chowan------------------------2003
George Jones-------18 vs. Rowan-------------------------2004
Branden Jones------18 vs. Chowan------------------------2005
Nathan Davis--------18 at Methodist-----------------------2005
Roland Hilliard-------18 vs. Salisbury----------------------2006
George Jones-------18 vs. Ferrum-------------------------2006
Mike Thomas--------18 vs. Shenandoah------------------2007
Jesse Bradshaw----18 vs. Greensboro-------------------2007
Tunde Ogun---------18 vs. Averett-------------------------2007
Top 5 Scoring (Season Points)
1.
Roland Hilliard-------98----------------------------------------2006
2.
Kaveh Conaway----74----------------------------------------2001
3.
Tunde Ogun---------68----------------------------------------2007
4.
Jesse Bradshaw----62----------------------------------------2007
5.
George Jones-------60----------------------------------------2004
Nathan Davis--------60----------------------------------------2004
Top 5 Scoring (Career Points)
1.
Roland Hilliard-------194--------------------------------------2003-06
2.
George Jones-------164--------------------------------------2003-06
3.
Jay Graham----------133--------------------------------------20054.
Jason Broskie-------118---------------------------------------2002-04
5.
Mario Marin----------114---------------------------------------2001-03
Nathan Davis--------114---------------------------------------2002-05
10 LONGEST SCORING PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE
1.
88 (run)----------------Ramarcus Baylor vs. Shenandoah--------------------------------------- 2007
2.
85(pass)--------------P. Jones to R. Hilliard vs. Muhlenberg (NCAA)----------------------- 2003
3.
80 (pass)--------------Todd Faison to Jesse Bradshaw vs. Greensboro-------------------- 2007
4.
76 (pass)--------------H.Bryant to N.Davis vs. Bridgewater------------------------------------- 2004
5.
74 (run)----------------Kaveh Conaway vs. Salisbury--------------------------------------------- 2001
6.
73 (pass)--------------Phillip Jones to Marcus Parrott vs.Greensboro----------------------- 2003
7.
71 (run)----------------Roland Hilliard vs. Maryville------------------------------------------------ 2006
8.
70 (pass)--------------T.Faison to J. Bradshaw vs. NC Wesleyan----------------------------- 2007
9.
69 (run)----------------Mario Marin vs. Greensboro----------------------------------------------- 2003
10. 68 (pass)--------------Phillip Jones to George Jones vs. Methodist-------------------------- 2003
Scoring (Kick)
2003 - Jason Broskie, 25-27 PAT, 7-15 FG, 4.2 points/game
Field Goals
2003 - Jason Broskie, 7, 0.64/game
Punting
2004 - Jason Broskie, 35, 36.9
2007 - Matt Barcus, 40, 42.8
Sacks
2002 - Jason Chandler, DL, 1.00 per game
2004 - ian Vincent, DE, 0.67/game
Fumble Recoveries
2004 - Kareem Morse, DB, 0.33 per game
Passes Defended
2002 - Anthony Matthews, DB, 13
PAT Kicking Pct.
2003 - Jason Broskie, 25-27, 92.6%
2007 - Jay Graham, 34-35, 97.1%
Interceptions
2001 - Josh Horn, DB, 0.62 per game
2002 - Anthony Matthews, 0.55 per game
2005 - Justin Long, 0.40 per game
2007 - Matt Long, 0.50 per game
HISTORY/
RECORDS
Scoring
2001 - Kaveh Conaway, RB, 8.0 points per game
2002 - Thomas Thornton, RB, 5.0 points per game
2006 - Roland Hilliard, RB, 8.9 points per game
71
Firsts in CNU Football
First Game---------------------------------------------------------- Sept. 1, 2001 vs. Salisbury
First Win---------------------------------------------- CNU 35, Greensboro 10, Oct. 6, 2001
First Loss------------------------------------------------ Salisbury 21, CNU 6, Sept. 1, 2001
First Home Win---------------------------------------- CNU 21, Chowan 15, Oct. 13, 2001
First Away Game---------------------------------------- at Randolph-Macon, Sept. 8, 2001
First Away Win-------------------------------------- CNU 35, Greensboro 10, Oct. 6, 2001
First CNU Shutout-------------------- CNU 45, Averett 0, Nov. 3, 2001 at Danville, Va.
First Opponent Shutout----------Rowan 21, CNU 0, Sept. 6, 2003 at Glassboro, NJ
First Coin Toss-----------------------------------------CNU wins and defers, Sept. 1, 2001
First score-------------------------------- 74-yard run by Kaveh Conaway, Sept. 1, 2001
First Touchdown------------------------- 74-yard run by Kaveh Conaway, Sept. 1, 2001
First Touchdown Pass-------------Eric Carlson to Tyrell Veney, 9 yards, Oct. 6, 2001
First Offensive Play---------------------- Richy Ingram, incomplete pass, Sept. 1, 2001
First 100-Yard Rushing Day --------------111 yards by Kaveh Conway, Sept. 8, 2001
First 100-Yard Passing Day ----------------------Eric Carlson, 115 yards, Oct. 6, 2001
First Field Goal-------------------------------- 36 yards by Justin Williams, Sept. 8, 2001
First Extra Point----------------------------------------------- Justin Williams, Sept. 8, 2001
First 2-Pt Conversion-----------Eric Carlson pass to Kaveh Conaway, Oct. 20, 2001
First 2-Touchdown Day-----------------------------------Kaveh Conaway, Sept. 29, 2001
First 3-Touchdown Day------------------------------------------ Mario Marin, Oct. 20, 2001
First 4-Touchdown Day--------------------------------------- George Jones, Oct. 25, 2003
First Lead------------------------------------------- CNU 7, Shenandoah 0, Sept. 29, 2001
First Interception--------------------Lamar Claiborne vs. Shenandoah, Sept. 29, 2001
First Penalty------------------------------CNU offsides on opening kickoff, Sept. 1, 2001
First Back-to-Back Wins ---------35-10 at Greensboro and 21-15 vs. Chowan, 2001
First 3-Game Winning Streak---------------------------------Oct. 6, 2001 - Oct. 20, 2001
First 4-Game Winning Streak----------------------------------Oct. 6, 2001 - Nov. 3, 2001
First 5-Game Winning Streak--------------------------------- Oct 6, 2001 - Nov. 10, 2001
First 6-game Winning Streak------------------------------- Sept. 13, 2003-Oct. 25, 2003
First 7-game Winning Streak------------------------------Sept. 13, 2003- Nov. 15, 2003
First Winning Season--------------------------------2001 (Inaugural season, 5-4 record)
First Dixie Championship----------------------------2001 (CNU 5-1 in Conference play)
First USA South Championship--------------------2003 (CNU 5-1 in Conference play)
First NCAA Playoff Game------------------------------Nov. 17, 2001 at Widener (L 56-7)
First Home NCAA Playoff Game--------------------------Nov. 22, 2003 vs. Muhlenberg
First NCAA Playoff Win------------------------- CNU 24, Muhlenberg 20, Nov. 22, 2003
First NCAA Road Playoff Win----------------- CNU 35, at Salisbury 24, Nov. 20, 2004
By CNU: By Opponent: By CNU:
By: Opponent:
By CNU:
By Opponent:
RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS
First Kickoff Return for Touchdown
87 yards by David Briggs vs. Salisbury------------------------------------2002
None
First Punt Returns for Touchdown
85 yards by Kaveh Conaway vs. Greensboro---------------------------2001
None
First Blocked Punt for Touchdown
30 yards by Jason Harrell vs. Greensboro-------------------------------2001
19 vards by Cameron Garvin of Bridgewater----------------------------2004
By CNU:
By Opponent:
By CNU: By Opponent: First Interception Return for Touchdown
Hosh Weekes 23 yards vs. Muhlenberg (NCAA), 2003
Jacquis McCray of Salisbury, 29 yards, 2005
First Fumble Return for Touchdown
Jovonn Quillen 22 yards vs. Methodist, 2003
None
SAFETIES
Safety Recorded
By CNU:
at Shenandoah, PAT return, 2002
By Opponent by Chowan, 2001
By CNU:
By Opponent:
By CNU
By Opponent:
SHUTOUTS
Shutout at CNU
vs. Averett, 2002 (27-0)
none
Shutout on the Road
vs. Averett, 2001 (45-0)
vs. Rowan, 2003 (21-0)
CONVERSIONS
First PAT
By CNU:
Justin Williams vs. Randolph-Macon---------------------------------------2001
By Opponent: Paul Jacko, Salisbury----------------------------------------------------------2001
RUSHING
By CNU:
By Opponent:
By CNU:
By Opponent:
First 100-Yard Game
Kaveh Conaway vs. Randolph-Macon (111 yards)---------------------2001
Sean Monpetit, Salisbury (100 yards)-------------------------------------2001
Rushing Touchdown
Kaveh Conaway vs. Salisbury (74 yards)---------------------------------2001
Mac Mollet, Salisbury (9 yards)----------------------------------------------2001
By CNU:
By Opponent:
By CNU:
By Opponent:
First 100-Yard Game
Eric Carlson vs. Greensboro (110 yards)---------------------------------2001
Hunter Price, Randolph-Macon (219 yards)------------------------------2001
Passing Touchdown
Eric Carlson to Tyrell Veney vs. Greensboro (9 yards)----------------2001
Mac Mollet to John Stark, Salisbury (17 yards)-------------------------2001
PASSING
RECEIVING
First 100-Yard Game
By CNU:
George Jones vs. Methodist (190 yards)---------------------------------2003
By Opponent: Michael Coleman, Widener (194 yards)-----------------------------------2001
By CNU:
By Opponent:
By CNU:
By Opponent:
72
PUNTING/KICKING
First 60+-Yard Punt
Phillip Jones vs. Methodist (68 yards)-------------------------------------2001
Rick Nistler, Salisbury (61 yards)-------------------------------------------2001
Field Goal
Justin Williams vs. Randolph-Macon (36 yards)------------------------2001
David Ping, Randolph-Macon (28 yards)---------------------------------2001
Captains 2008
Annual Statistical Leaders
Annual Statistical Leaders
Rushing
Year
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Leader
Kaven Conaway
Mario Marin
Mario Marin
Roland Hilliard
Roland Hilliard
Roland Hilliard
Tunde Ogun
Att.
175
176
153
202
166
260
134
Passing
Year
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Leader
Eric Carlson
Eric Carlson
Phillip Jones
Hudson Bryant
Phillip Jones
Todd Faison
Todd Faison
Att.
118
132
255
279
195
217
227
Yards
989
890
808
1071
836
1215
672
Comp.
45
50
144
154
105
124
139
Ave.
5.7
5.1
5.3
5.3
5.0
4.7
5.0
Int.
4
4
6
14
7
11
8
TD
8
6
8
5
8
15
10
Yards
535
587
1706
1921
1408
1517
1995
Rushing
Yards
989
890
113
118
-80
-101
-30
Pass Receptions
Year
Leader
2001
Kaveh Conaway
2002
Mario Marin
2003
George Jones
2004
Nathan Davis
2005
Nathan Davis
2006
Curfew Speight
2007
Jesse Bradshaw
No.
16
14
46
47
48
33
64
Yards
150
176
680
796
707
393
1178
Ave.
16.7
12.6
14.8
16.9
14.7
11.9
18.4
TD
3
1
5
10
6
3
10
Interceptions
Year
Leader
2001
Josh Horn
2002
Anthony Matthews
2003
Hosh Weekes
2004
three tied
2005
Justin Long
2006
Rob Rodriguez
2007
Matt Long
No.
5
6
5
3
4
3
5
Yards
58
49
76
Ave.
11.6
8.2
15.2
TD
0
0
1
33
68
14
8.2
22.7
2.8
0
1
0
Kickoff Return Yards
Year
Leader
2001
Kaveh Conaway
2002
David Briggs
2003
Rob Rodriguez
2004
Rob Rodriguez
2005
Roland Hilliard
2006
Roland Hilliard
2007
Tony Spradlin
No.
10
10
4
15
13
13
17
Yards
170
299
133
404
267
295
310
Ave.
17.0
29.9
33.2
26.9
20.5
22.7
18.2
TD
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
Punt Return Yards
Year
Leader
2001
Kaveh Conaway
2002
Nathan Davis
2003
Jovonn Quillen
2004
Nathan Davis
2005
Nathan Davis
2006
Rob Rodriguez
2007
Tony Spradlin
No.
13
14
24
16
20
17
23
Yards
196
179
317
141
130
149
210
Ave.
15.1
12.8
13.2
8.8
6.5
8.8
9.1
TD
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
Passing
Yards
0
0
1706
1921
1408
1517
1995
Total
Yards
989
890
1819
2039
1328
1416
1965
Rush
989
890
808
1071
836
1215
59
Rec.
150
176
143
134
101
136
1178
Punting Average
Year
Leader
2001
Phillip Jones
2002
Phillip Jones
2003
Phillip Jones
2004
Jason Broskie
2005
Matt Barcus
2006
Matt Barcus
2007
Matt Barcus
No.
30
55
43
35
39
17
40
Yards
1120
1873
1482
1291
1482
614
1712
Ave.
37.3
34.1
34.5
36.9
38.0
36.1
42.8
Points Scored
Year
Leader
2001
Kaveh Conaway
2002
Branden Jones
2003
Mario Marin
2004
Nathan Davis
George Jones
2005
Roland Hilliard
2006
Roland Hilliard
2007
Tunde Ogun
TD
12
9
8
10
10
9
16
11
EXP1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
EXP2
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
Total Tackles
Year
Leader
2001
Hosh Weekes
2002
Justin Wood
2003
Justin Wood
2004
Justin Wood
2005
Justin Wood
2006
Maynard Henry
2007
Matt Long
No.
52
65
112
111
92
86
57
Tackles for Loss
Year
Leader
2001
Ian Vincent
2002
Jason Chandler
2003
Ian Vincent
2004
Justin Wood
2005
Nathan Williams
2006
Nathan Williams
2007
Adrin Diggs
No.
11
17
12
11
10
10
6.5
Sacks
Year
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
No.
6
10
7
7
4.5
4.5
4.5
3
3
Leader
Olando Holmes
Jason Chandler
Ian Vincent
Ian Vincent
Nathan Williams
Nathan Williams
DeShaun Parker
DeShaun Parker
Adrin Diggs
Fumble Recoveries
Year
Leader
2001
Olando Holmes
2002
several
2003
several
2004
Kareem Morse
2005
Justin Wood
2006
Justin Long
Donovan Anderson
2007
several
IR
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
PR
196
0
0
0
0
0
36
KR
150
0
0
138
267
295
36
Total
1505
1066
951
1343
1204
1646
1273
FG
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Points
74
54
48
60
60
54
98
68
No.
2
1
1
4
3
2
2
1
HISTORY/
RECORDS
Total Offense Yards
Year
Leader
2001
Kaveh Conaway
2002
Mario Marin
2003
Phillip Jones
2004
Hudson Bryant
2005
Phillip Jones
2006
Todd Faison
2007
Todd Faison
TD
6
3
9
20
12
7
17
All-Purpose Yards
Year
Leader
2001
Kaveh Conaway
2002
Mario Marin
2003
Mario Marin
2004
Roland Hilliard
2005
Roland Hilliard
2006
Roland Hilliard
2007
Jesse Bradshaw
73
Yearly Scores
2001
First
Round
2001
Dixie Conference Co-Champion
Coach: Matt Kelchner
Record: 5-4
Dixie Conference Record: 5-1
Date Opponent
Site
9/1 Salisbury
POMOCO Stad.
9/8 Randolph-Macon Ashland, Va.
9/29 Shenandoah*
POMOCO Stad.
10/6 Greensboro*
Greensboro, N.C.
10/13 Chowan*
POMOCO Stad.
10/20 Methodist*-HC
POMOCO Stad.
11/3 Averett*
Danville, Va.
11/10 Ferrum*%
Hampton, Va.
11/17 Widener#
Chester, Pa.
Key
*- Dixie Conference games
HC - Homecoming
% - Oyster Bowl, Hampton, Va.
# - NCAA Playoff game
2002
First
Round
Miscellaneous Records
Result
Attendance
L, 6-21
6,135
L, 10-26
2,750
L, 24-27 OT
3,703
W, 35-10
517
W, 21-15
4,526
W, 41-27
4,155
W, 45-0
665
W, 14-11
6,500
L, 7-56
3,100
2002
Dixie Conference Co-Champions
Record: 6-5
Dixie Conference Record: 5-1
Date Opponent
Site
Result
9/7 Salisbury Salisbury, Md.
L, 13-20
9/14 Randolph-Macon POMOCO Stad. W, 21-19
9/21 Rowan
POMOCO Stad. L, 7-34
9/28 Bridgewater
Bridgewater, Va. L, 6-25
10/5 Shenandoah*
Winchester, Va.
L, 15-19
10/12 Greensboro*-HC POMOCO Stad. W,27-13
10/19 Chowan*
Murfreesboro, N.C.W, 35-3
10/26 Methodist*
Fayetteville, N.C. W, 20-9
11/9 Averett*
POMOCO Stad. W, 27-0
11/16 Ferrum*
11/23 Wash. & Jeff.#
Washington, Pa. L, 10-24
Key
*- Dixie Conference games
HC - Homecoming
2003
Second
Round
Attendance
1,454
4,861
4,744
1,600
2,724
3,046
892
1,023
3,947
3,144
3,529
2003
USA South Conference Co-Champions
Record: 8-3
USA South Record: 5-1
Date Opponent
Site
9/6 Rowan
Glassboro, N.J.
9/13 McDaniel
Westminster, Md.
9/27 Bridgewater
POMOCO Stad.
10/4 Shenandoah*
POMOCO Stad.
10/11 Greensboro*
Greensboro, N.C.
10/18 Chowan*
POMOCO Stad.
10/25 Methodist*-HC
POMOCO Stad.
11/8 Averett*
Danville, Va.
11/15 Ferrum*
Ferrum, Va.
11/22 Muhlenberg#
POMOCO Stad.
11/29 Bridgewater#
POMOCO Stad.
Key
*- USA South Athletic Conference games
HC - Homecoming
74
2004
Second
Round
Result
L, 0-21
W, 7-6
W, 16-12
W, 21-0
W, 42-10
W, 31-7
W, 49-0
W, 22-13
L, 17-19
W, 24-20
L, 3-26
Attendance
2,156
1,100
3,336
4,036
900
2,733
3,578
1,523
935
2,589
3,121
2004
Record: 9-3
Date Opponent
Site
Result
9/4 ROWAN
9/11 McDANIEL
9/25 Bridgewater%
Hampton, Va.
W, 21-16
10/2 Shenandoah*
Winchester, Va.
L, 10-14
10/9 GREENSBORO*-HC POMOCO Stad. W, 31-7
10/16 Chowan
Murfreesboro, N.C.W, 48-7
10/23 Methodist*
Fayetteville, N.C. W, 24-10
10/30 N.C. Wesleyan*
Rocky Mount, N.C.W, 47-10
11/6 AVERETT*
11/13 FERRUM*
11/20 Salisbury#
Salisbury, Md.
W, 35-24
11/27 Wash. & Jeff.#
Washington, Pa. L, 14-24
Key
HC - Homecoming
% - Oyster Bowl
2005
Record: 6-4
Date Opponent
Site
9/3 Rowan
POMOCO Stad.
9/10 Maryville
POMOCO Stad.
9/17 Salisbury
POMOCO Stad.
10/1 Shenandoah*
POMOCO Stad.
10/8 Greensboro*
Greensboro, N.C.
10/15 Chowan-HC
POMOCO Stad.
10/22 Methodist*
Fayetteville, N.C.
POMOCO Stad.
11/5 Averett*
Danville, Va.
11/12 Ferrum*
Ferrum, Va.
Key
HC - Homecoming
2006
First
Round
Result
L, 14-21
W, 53-2
L, 24-44
W, 30-14
W, 28-15
W, 47-26
W, 28-35
W, 21-3
L, 30-38
W, 44-7
Attendance
4163
5173
3600
2498
3017
1323
1107
1000
3364
4291
1232
2814
Attendance
3922
5036
3411
3425
400
4190
1203
3129
853
2384
2006
Record: 8-3
Date Opponent
Site
Result
Attendance
9/2 Rowan
Glassboro, N.J. L, 8-32
2124
9/9 Mary Hardin-Baylor POMOCO Stad. W, 15-10
5584
9/16 Salisbury
Salisbury, Md.
W, 23-17 OT
973
9/30 Shenandoah*
Winchester, Va.
W, 17-3
2478
10/7 Greensboro*
2071
10/14 Maryville*
Maryville, Tenn.
W, 48-31
3172
10/21 Methodist*-HC
3796
Rocky Mount, N.C.L, 34-46
900
11/4 Averett*
3491
11/11 Ferrum*
3883
11/18 Wash. & Jeff #
3092
Key
HC - Homecoming
Captains 2008
2007
Record: 7-3
Date Opponent
Site
9/1 Rowan
POMOCO Stad.
9/8 Mary Hardin-Baylor Belton, Texas
9/15 Salisbury
POMOCO Stad.
9/29 Shenandoah*
POMOCO Stad.
10/6 Greensboro*
Greensboro, N.C.
10/13 Maryville*
POMOCO Stad.
10/20 Methodist*
Fayetteville, N.C.
10/27 N.C. Wesleyan*-HCPOMOCO Stad.
11/3 Averett*
Danville, Va.
11/10 Ferrum*
Ferrum, Va.
Key
HC - Homecoming
Result
23-17
19-51
21-35
42-0
52-21
27-13
24-17
32-42
45-14
34-23
Attendance
3284
2888
4829
3167
525
3097
1015
4201
874
2205
Opponents Records
Individual
Most Rushes
31
Joey Nichols, Washington & Jefferson, Nov. 23, 2002
192
Michael Coleman, Widener, Nov. 17, 2001
Team
66
Bridgewater, Nov. 29, 2003
Longest Rush
80
Anthony McGhee, Shenandoah, Sept. 29, 2001
Rushing Yardage
197
Dustin Johnson, Salisbury, Sept. 17, 2005
Most Rushing Yards
404
Salisbury, Sept. 17, 2005
Pass Completions
35
52
Longest Pass Completion
90
Mike Carapaso, Greensboro, to Torrey Lowe, Oct. 6,. 2007
35
Most Yards Passing
414
Mike Orihel, Rowan, Sept, 3, 2005
Most yards Passing
583
Widener, Nov. 17, 2001
Touchdown Passes
5
Most Touchdowns
8
Widener, Nov. 17, 2001
Most Passes Caught
11
Sakeen Wright, Rowan, Sept. 3, 2005
Field Goals
4
Randolph-Macon, Sept. 8, 2001
Longest Pass Reception
90
Torrey Lowe, Greensboro, from Mike Carapaso, Oct. 6, 2007
CNU Football Year by Year
Year
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Totals
Overall
W-L-T Pct.
PF-PA
5-4
.556 203-193
6-5
.545 216-173
8-3
.727 232-134
9-3
.750 337-183
6-4
.600 319-205
8-3
.727 313-204
7-3
.700 319-233
49-25 .662 1939-1325
Conf.
\W-L-T
5-1
5-1
5-1
5-1
5-2
6-1
6-1
37-8
Pct.
.833
.833
.833
.833
.714
.857
.857
.822
PF-PA
180-90
159-51
182-49
169-74
234-114
244-118
256-130
1424-626
Coach
Matt Kelchner
Matt Kelchner
Matt Kelchner
Matt Kelchner
Matt Kelchner
Matt Kelchner
Matt Kelchner
Highlights
NCAA Playoffs in first year
NCAA Playoffs
NCAA Playoffs, second round
NCAA Playoffs, second round
NCAA Playoffs
HISTORY/
RECORDS
75
All-Time Assistant Coaches
Games vs. Nationally Ranked Opponents
76
208/97 1292
252/1181451
150/1291234
310/1631794
292/1511826
274/1291503
247/1151432
46.6
46.9
51.6
52.5
51.7
47.1
46.6
14
17
13
13
13
8
14
29/244
42/375
21/176
24/217
23/224
17/172
25/456
31/494 4/44
37/530 6/33
38/476 7/26
57/790 16/129
53/821 15/99
49/798 17/229
53/1072 10/155
33
26
32
32
22
21
21
Points/Game
First Downs
153 22.6
176 19.6
192 21.1
243 28.1
173 31.9
195 28.5
227 31.9
Points/Game
Turnovers
22
11
30
26
20
28
33
First Downs
35.2
34.9
34.1
34.5
31.8
31.9
35.5
14/129
17/249
13/146
13/168
13/56
8/121
14/41
Turnovers
Punt Average
143.6
137.0
112.2
149.5
182.6
136.6
143.2
Interceptions By/Return Yards
Passing Yards/Game
Interceptions Thrown
3.7
3.4
3.0
3.4
3.6
3.6
4.4
24/412
31/717
26/428
33/674
36/785
44/911
41/651
Interceptions By/Return Yards
Net Rushing
1390
1828
1307
1903
1544
1874
1793
Kickoff Returns/Yards
Rushing Plays
380
439
429
460
424
410
404
27/300
34/376
40/484
37/375
34/482
29/174
26/253
Kickoff Returns/Yards
Yards/Play
4.6
4.3
3.7
4.3
4.7
4.4
5.0
35.0
34.1
34.2
35.7
37.0
31.4
39.3
Punt Returns/Yards
Yards/Game
298.0
271.8
231.0
278.5
337.0
272.2
322.5
73.3
70.9
157.6
184.0
220.3
172.5
236.3
Punt Average
Plays/Total Yards
588/2692
693/2990
679/2541
770/3342
716/3370
684/2994
651/3225
4
4
7
16
15
17
10
Passing Yards/Game
Year
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
38.1
36.5
54.4
55.0
53.6
56.9
59.0
Interceptions Thrown
154.4
134.8
118.8
129.0
154.4
135.5
179.3
Opponents
145/52 660
178/65 780
270/1471734
347/1912208
304/1632203
267/1521897
278/1642363
Completion Percentage
4.6
4.1
3.8
4.3
3.6
3.8
4.0
Completion Percentage
226.2
203.6
164.5
185.7
126.7
148.1
191.8
Yards Passing
2036
2240
1809
2228
1267
1629
1918
Yards Passing
Net Rushing
438
544
479
524
349
432
477
Pass Attempts/Completions
Rushing Plays
4.6
4.2
4.7
5.1
5.3
5.0
5.7
Pass Attempts/Completions
Yards/Play
299.6
274.5
322.1
369.7
347.0
320.5
428.1
Yards/Rush
Yards/Game
583/2696
722/3020
749/3543
871/4436
653/3470
699/3526
755/4281
Yards/Rush
Plays/Total Yards
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Yards/Game Rushing
Year
CNU
Yards/Game Rushing
Team Season Totals
Punt Returns/Yards
Antolik, Dan, 2001-2007
Crush, Max, 2007
Davis, Nathan 2006
Davis, Wendell, 2004-2005
Dean, Jonathan, 2001-2007
Driskill, Bryan, 2004-2005
Fitzgerald, Tommy, 2005-2007
Gibbs, Heath, 2001, 2002
Ingram, Richy 2003
Johnson, Shannon 2003
Legg, David, 2001-2006
Long, Justin, 2007
Lustig, Josh 2006
Lustig, Justin, 2001-2002, 2004-2005
Lustig, Keith, 2001-2006
Lyons, Bill, 2002-2005
Matthews, Anthony 2003
Parker, Shaun, 2001
Quillen, John, 2001, 2002
Santomauro, Mike 2001-2007
Schmidt, Bob, 2001-2007
Speight, Curfew, 2007
Taylor, Leon, 2006
Tolbert, Chris, 2006-2007
Troy, Jon 2003
Underwood, John, 2001, 2002
Vaganek, Brian, 2007
Williams, Eric, 2007
Wood, Justin, 2006-2007
2001 (0-1)
Nov. 17 - at. #5 Widener, lost 56-7
2002 (0-4)
Sept. 7 - at. Salisbury, later ranked #14, lost 20-13
Sept. 21 - vs. #3 Rowan, lost 34-7
Sept. 28 - at #2 Bridgewater, lost 25-6
Nov. 23 - at #24 Washington & Jefferson, lost, 24-10
2003 (2-2)
Sept. 6 - at #8 Rowan, lost 21-0
Sept. 13 - at ORV McDaniel, won 7-6
Sept. 27 - vs. #5 Bridgewater, won 16-12
Nov. 29 - vs. #10 Bridgewater, lost 26-3
2004 (3-2)
Sept. 11 - vs. #27 McDaniel, won 18-15
Sept. 25 - vs. #18 Bridgewater, won 21-16 at Oyster Bowl
Nov. 20 - at #6 Salisbury, won 35-24
Nov. 27 - at #5 Washington & Jefferson, lost 14-24
2005 (1-2)
Sept. 17 - vs. #13 Salisbury, lost 24-44
Nov. 12 - at #21 Ferrum, won 44-7
2006 (1-2)
Sept. 2 - at #3 Rowan, lost 8-32
Sept. 9 - vs. #6 Mary Hardin-Baylor, won 15-10
Nov. 18 - vs. #20 Washington & Jefferson, lost 23-27
2007 (1-2)
Sept. 1 - vs. #10 Rowan, won 23-17
Sept. 8 - at #4 Mary Hardin-Baylor, lost 19-51
Sept. 15 - vs. #25 Salisbury, lost 21-35
All-time record - 8-15
147 21.4
173 15.7
154 12.2
177 15.2
182 20.5
165 18.5
161 23.3
Captains 2008
All-Time Roster
A-A-A-A-A
Alvarez, Miguel 06
Anderson, Donovan 06
Andrews, Antoine 01,02
Arroyo, Brian 04,05
Atkins, James 02
Atwood, Sean 02,03,04,05
Armstrong, Tim 03
Austin, Raymond 01,02
Dechristopher, Lane 02
Devnew, Max 06
Dimitt, Justin 04
SiSalvo, Peter 06
Dixon, Mike 05
Dorn, Mike 03,04,05,06
Dorn, James 06
Downey, Matt 04,06
Drewiske, Aaron 04
B-B-B-B-B
E-E-E-E-E
Baggett, Timothy 02,03,04
Baiza, Stuart 01
Baldwin, Josh 05
Baniowski, Aaron 04
Barcus, Matt 05,06
Barnes, Mario 05,06
Baylor, Ramarcus 04,05,06
Beamer, Josh 05
Becker, Joseph 05,06
Belcher, Brandon 04
Bennett, Aaro n 01,02,03
Bernard, Andrew 01
Birch, Josh 01,02,03
Bladel, Pete 04,05
Blan, Alex 04,05,06
Blancett, Chris 01,02
Blount, William 01
Blunt, Jeremy 04
Bolton, Greg 02,03,04,05
Bonos, Ryan 02
Bostic, Will 01
Boulden, Billy 02
Bowden, Nick 06
Boykin, Matt 03,04,05,06
Bradshaw, Jesse 05
Briggs, David 02,03,04
Bright, Mike 01,02
Broach, Larry 04,05,06
Brooks, Dameon 01
Brown, Alex 06
Brown, Issac 06
Broskie, Jason 02,03,04
Bryant, Hudson 02,03,04,05,06
Bucchini, Cristophe 03,04,05
Buczek, Aaron 03
Burgess, Trae 02
Burke, Kazen 04,05,06
Burton, Jowan 02
Butts, D.J. 01
Einerson, Pat 05
Ellington, Randall 03
Ells, Nick 04
F-F-F-F-F
Faber, Drew 01,02,03,04
Faison, Todd 04,05,06
Faroul, Eli 05
Fauntleroy, Brandon 02,03
Fitzgerald, Tommy 01,02,03,04
Flanigan, Jason 01,02
Fleischer, Ryan 02,03,04,05
Ford, Glenn 04
Foreman, Joe 01,02
Franklin, Dereck 05
Freeman, Gary 02,04,05
Fryer, Tony 05
G-G-G-G-G
Gainer, Brent 01,02
Gannon, Joe 04
Gibson, Jody 01
Gooch, Adam 05,06
Graham, Jay 05,06
Green, Patrick 06
Greene, Reggie 03,04
Greenleaf, Justin 02,03,04,05
Gresham, Stanley 04,05
Griffin, Brian 05,06
Grigonis, Brandon 02
Guill, Steven 01
H-H-H-H-H
D-D-D-D-D
Darrin, Brent 02,03,04,05
Davis, Jason 01,02,03,04
Davis, Nathan 02,03,04,05
Dawson, Brandon 06
I-I-I-I-I
Ingram, Richy 01,02
Ireland, Nick 03
J-J-J-J-J
Jablonski, David 03
K-K-K-K-K
Kaelin, Joe 03,04,05
Keating, Billy 05
Keeven, Scott 05
Kent, Harrison 02,03,04
King, Jack 06
Kirland, Jay 06
Kissner, Nathan 02,03
Kocevar. Dave 01,02
Kratzer, Matt 05
Kuhm, Kevin 05
L-L-L-L-L
Lancaster, Nick 05
LaPan, Derrick 03,04
Lemn, Matt 01,02
Leonard, Nick 05,06
Lewin, Joe 02
Linton, Chris 01
Long, Brian 04,05,06
Long, Justin 03,04,05,06
Long, Matt 06
Lucas, Mike 01,02
Lynch, Jocob 01,02
M-M-M-M-M
MacDonald, Matt 01
Macklin, Cliff 01,02,03,04
Macklin, Julius 05,06
MacVey, Ian 02,03
Maiden, David 06
Marleau, Dane 05
Marin, Mario 01,02,03
Marshall, Jonathan 06
Martocci, Jason 02,03
Mattar, Michael 06
Matthew, L.J. 03
Matthews, Anthony 01,02
May, Pete 01
McCabe, Mike 04
McEntee, Howard 06
McMullen, Leon 01
McSpedden, Andrew 06
Melson, Hunter 01
Miller, Daniel 04
Moody, Benjamin 06
Moore, carlos 05
Morgan, Kyle 04,05
Morse, Kareem 02,03,04,05
Muhtadi, Dean 04,05
N-N-N-N-N
Neighbors, Josh 01
Nelson, Glen 01,02,03
O-O-O-O-O
O’Brien, Mike 04,05
O’Brien, Stephen 05
Olds, Roderick 05,06
P-P-P-P-P
Pagan, Jose 01
Parker, DeShaun 05,06
Parrott, Marcus 03
Pereira, Brandon 06
Perry, Nike 01
Philliou, Nicholas 06
Pinkett, Robert 06
Podgorski, David 03,04
Pham, Hamilton 01,02
Piggott, P.J. 01
Preli, Jake 06
Purcell, Adam 01
Q-Q-Q-Q-Q
Quareles, T.J. 02,03
Quinones, Ramon 04,05
R-R-R-R-R
Rader, Josh 01
Rafter, Brian 01
Randle, Kenny 06
Rhodes, Brian 01,02
Rhodes, Doug 01
Richardson, Chris 02
Rivera, Eric 01
Rivera, Marcus 04,05
Roberts, Hasson 01,02
Roberts, Michael 04
Robertson, Jason 01,02
Robinson, Alex 05,06
Rodgers, Matt 01,02
Rodriguez, Rob 03,04,05,06
Roeder, Andrew 02,05
Rolland, Mycal 06
Rydberg, Jeremy 01
Warthen, Patrick 06
Washington, Travis 06
Webster, Cory 04,05,06
Weddle, Cliff 04,05,06
Weeks, Ches 04
Weekes, Hosh 01,03
Wellumson, Erik 04
Wenner, Ryan 06
Whaley, C.J. 2006
Wheaton, Jawaun 01
White, Jay 01
Williams, Jason 01
Williams, Justin 01
Williams, Nathan 05,06
Williams, Zakee 06
Wills, Jason 01,02
Wilson, Zachary 05,06
Wolf, John 05
Wood, Dylan 04
Wood, Justin 02,03,04,05
Z-Z-Z-Z-Z
Zdelar, Mark 04,05
S-S-S-S-S
Saia, John 03
Schindler, Jake 01,02,03,04
Schindler, Zachary 06
Scofield, Ed 04
Scott, Brock 01
Sears, Scott 01
Serro, Mike 02
Sewell, Bryant 04,06
Shaw, Brett 06
Shifflett, Derek 03,04,05
Shook, Nate 04
Simmons, Kenyatta 01
Sintim, Bernard 01
Slater, Jason 03,04
Sligh, Mike 02,03
Small, Stephan 05
Solomon, Bryan 01
Speight, Curfew 02,04,05,06
Stanfield, Lamont 04
Stanislaus, Patrick 01
Staples, Craig 02,03,04,05
Stepp, Jon 05
Stratis, Kyle 05
Stroup, Brian 05,06
Surgan, Brooks 06
T-T-T-T-T
Tappan, Kenneth 05,06
Taylor, Evan 06
Taylor, Jahkari 05
Thom, Mike 01,02,03,04
Thomas, Cory 06
Thomas, Jay 01
Thomas, Mike 05,06
Thompson, Lorenzo 01
Thornton, Thomas
01,02,03,05
Thorpe, Jesse 01,02,04
Tynes, Lamar 05,06
HISTORY/
RECORDS
Hamilton, Ean 01
Hanks, Sam 02,03,04,05
Harper, Harvey 02,04,05,06
Harper, Leroy 04,05,06
Harrell, Bill 03,04
Harrell, Jason 01,02,03,04
Harris, Mario 05
C-C-C-C-C
Harvey, Ernest 05
Campbell, Brandon 06
Haygood, Brian 01,02,03,04
Cappa, Chris 05,06
Cardamone, Chris 03,04,05,06 Hazell, Christian 01
Henderson, Robert 06
Carlson, Eric 01,02
Henry, Maynard 05,06
Carter, Brandon 04
Hightower, Matt 05
Carter, Jason 02
Hill, Jonathan 03,04,05,06
Cavallario, Pat 01,02,03,04
Hillard, Major 05,06
Chandler, Jason 01,02,03
Hilliard, Roland 03,04,05,06
Christian, Lorenzo 06
Hollis, Billy 02,04,06
Claiborne, Lamar 01
Hollis, J.D. 06
Coccoli, David 01,02
Holloway, Andre 06
Cogan, Michael 06
Holmes, Olando 01,02,03,04
Coker, Chris 04,05
Holt, Will 01,02,03,04
Conaway, Kaveh 01
Hopkins, David 01
Cook Danny 01
Horan, Thomas 05,06
Corbin, Sam 05
Horn, Josh 01,02,03,04
Cordero, Kjell 04,05
Hudgins, George 01,02,03
Corey, Mike 01,02
Hunt, T.J. 01,02,03
Cowell, Chase 03
Hunter, Rod 02
Croom, Jeremy 05
Hutcheson, Chris 02
Crush, Max 06
Hutchings, Matt 02
Crowley, Paul 05,06
Curtis, Eric 06
Jackson, James 03,04,05,06
Jenkins, James 06
Joel, Jah-Mar 02
Johnson, Thomas 06
Jones, Branden 02,03,04,05
Jones, David 05
Jones, George 03,04,05,06
Jones, Grant 05,06
Jones, Phillip 01,02,03,04,05
Jordan, Chris 04
Judy, Jared 01
V-V-V-V-V
Vance, Mat 01,02
Vanover, Matt 02
Van Zandbergen 04
Veney, Tyrell 01,02,03
Vick, Zack 03,04,05
Vincent, Ian 01,03,04
Vincent, Tristan 04
W-W-W-W-W
Wade, Donta 01
Wade, Travis 01
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Post Season History
NCAA Playoffs
2002 First Round
2001 First Round
Widener 56
CNU 7
Chester, Pa. - Nov.
17, 2001 - Christopher
Newport became the first
team ever to appear in an
NCAA Playoff in its very
first year of existence and
faced a powerful Widener
College squad in its first
playoff test.
Widener took control
from the very start, scoring on the second play
from scrimmage, and
went on to a 56-7 victory,
but the learning experience was invaluable to the Captains.
Kevah Conaway got the first NCAA touchown in CNU history
with a 14-yard run in the fourth quarter.
Score by Quarters
CNU
Widener
1
0
14
2
0
28
3
0
14
4
7
-
0
-
Final
7
56
Statistics.............................CNU..................................WU
First Downs
15
24
Rushing, Net
82
238
Passing, Net
81
345
Passes Att. Comp. Int.
15-7-2
16-14-0
Total Offense
163
583
Leading CNU Rusher: Kaveh Conaway: 66
Leading CNU Passer: Eric Carlson: 5 of 12--37
Scoring Summary
First Quarter
WU-Michael Coleman 14 yd. pass from Mike Warker (Brian Grubb
kick)
WU-Michael Gandy 3 yd. run (Brian Grubb kick)
Second Quarter
WU-Jim Jones 3 yd. run (Brian Grubb kick)
WU-Austin Martin 3 yd. run (Brian Grubb kick)
WU-Michael Coleman 36 yd. pass from Mike Warker (Brian Grubb
kick)
WU-Jim Jones 44 yd. pass from Mike Warker (Brian Grubb kick)
Third Quarter
WU-Austin Martin 12 yd. run (Brian Grubb kick)
Wu-Luther Bowen 29 yd. run (Brian Grubb kick)
Fourth Quarter
CNU-Kaveh Conaway 14 yd. run (Justin Williams kick)
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Washington & Jefferson 24
CNU 10
Washington, Pa. - Nov.
23, 2002 - In its second
NCAA appearnce Christopher Newport battled a
strong Washington & Jefferson team on even terms
right into the fourth quarter
before finally falling, 24-10
on the road.
The Captains trailed just
14-10 at halftime after a
Jason Broskie field goal
and a 16-yard TD run by
freshman Branden Jones.
The President’s inched in
front 17-10 with one second left in the third quarter on a field goal
and then turned another CNU turnover into a four-yard touchdown
run by Joey Nichols les than three minutes into the fourth quarter
to account for the final score.
Score by Quarters
1
2
3
4
Final
CNU
3
7
0
0
-
10
W&J
14
0
3
7
-
24
Statistics.............................CNU..................................W&J
First Downs
12
23
Rushing, Net
167
148
Passing, Net
26
204
9-4-1
33-20-2
Total Offense
193
352
Leading CNU Rusher: Thomas Thornton: 77
Leading CNU Passer: Eric Carlson: 4 of 9--26
Scoring Summary
First Quarter
W&J-R.J. Zitzelsberger 1 yd. run (Luke Ravenstahl kick)
CNU-Jason Broskie 21 yd. field goal
W&J-Mike Virgin 4 yd. pass from Brian Dawson (Luke Ravenstahl
kick)
Second Quarter
CNU-Branden Jones 16 yd. run (Jason Broskie kick)
Third Quarter
W&J-Luke Ravenstahl 21 yd. field goal
Fourth Quarter
W&J-Joey Nichols 4 yd. run (Luke Ravenstahl kick)
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Post Season History
NCAA Playoffs
2003 First Round
CNU 24
Muhlenberg 20
Bridgewater 26
CNU 3
Newport News, Va. - Nov. 22, 2003 - Christopher Newport scored its first-ever NCAA
Playoff victory, in the first playoff game it ever
got to play at home, with a 24-20 win over
Muhlenberg at POMOCO Stadium.
It was an ironic rematch of a game that was
never played, when the same two teams had
their Sept. 20 game at POMOCO Stadium
cancelled due to the effects of Hurricane
Isabel.
Instead the two met for the first time in the
playoffs in a thrilling contest.
The Mules jumped ahead, 10-0, in the first
quarter when Matt Bernardo scored on a
two-yard run and Brian Hendershot added a
35-yard field goal.
But the Captains battled back on a school-record 85-yard pass
from Phillip Jones to Roland Hillard to cut the deficit to 10-7. A 35yard field goal by Jason Broskie pulled CNU even, but Hendershot
gave Muhlenberg a 13-10 halftime lead with a 27-yarder of his
own with 29 seconds left in the half.
CNU then grabbed the lead near the start of the third quarter
when Hosh Weekes intercepted a Ryan Newman pass and returned it 23 yards for a TD which gave the Captains their first lead,
17-13.
At the start of the fourth quarter the Mules capped an 80-yard
drive with a four-yard TD by Bernardo to regain the lead, 20-17.
With 6:44 to play, CNU began a drive at its own 16-yard line with
the game on the line. Eleven plays later the Captains had a third
and ten situation at the Muhlenberg 16-yard line. Jones tossed a
looping pass which Nathan Davis leaped high over a defender to
catch in the end zone with 3:03 to play to put the Captains back
on top, 24-20.
Muhlenberg drove to the CNU 28 and a first down. But three incompletions and a sack on fourth down gave CNU its first playoff
victory.
Score by Quarters
1
Muhlenberg 10
CNU
0
2003 Second Round
2
3
10
3
0
7
Statistics.............................CNU.................................
First Downs
11
Rushing, Net
97
Passing, Net
215
33-17-1
Total Offense
358
Leading CNU Rusher: Mario Marin 88
Leading CNU Passer: Phillip Jones 17 of 33-261
4
7
-
7
-
Final
20
24
MC
17
108
261
40-19-4
323
relinquished.
CNU got on the board in the middle of the third quarter when
Jason Broskie booted a 30-yard field goal, but Bridgewater answered quickly on a two-yard TD run by Winston Young to close
the third quarter on top, 16-3.
The Eagles then put the contest out of reach in the fourth quarter
when Beach added a 22-yarder and Marcus Washington scored
from four yards out to close the win.
Score by Quarters
1
Bridgewater 7
CNU
0
2
3
0
3
6
3
4
10 -
0
-
Statistics.............................CNU.................................
First Downs
10
Rushing, Net
39
Passing, Net
85
32-10-2
Total Offense
124
Leading CNU Rusher: Thomas Thorton 34
Leading CNU Passer: Phillip Jones 10 of 32-85
Final
26
3
BC
20
262
61
12-6-0
323
Scoring Summary
First Quarter
BC-Brandon Wakefield 1 yd. run (Kyle Beach kick)
Second Quarter
BC-Kyle Beach 20 yd. field goal
Third Quarter
CNU-Jason Broskie 30 yd. Field goal
BC-Winston Young 2 yd. run (kick failed)
Fourth Quarter
BC-Kyle Beach 22 yd. field goal
BC-Marcus Washington 4 yd. run (Kyle Beach kick)
HISTORY/
RECORDS
Scoring Summary
First Quarter
MC-Matt Bernardo 2 yd. run (Brian Hendershot kick)
MC-Brian Hendershot 35 yd. field goal
Second Quarter
CNU-Roland Hilliard 85 yd. pass from Phillip Jones (Jason Broskie
kick)
CNU-Jason Broskie 35 yd. field goal
MC-Brian Hendershot 27 yd. field goal
Third Quarter
CNU-Hosh Weekes 23 yd. interception return (Jason Broskie kick)
Fourth Quarter
MC-Matt Bernardo 4 yd. run (Brian Hendershot kick)
CNU-Nathan Davis 16 yd. pass from Phillip Jones (Jason Broskie kick)
Newport News, Va. - Nov. 29, 2003 - For
the second straight playoff game Christopher
Newport played a team that appeared on its
regular season schedule, but this time fell,
26-3, to a Bridgewater team it had defeated in
September.
In that earlier contest the Captains shocked
the No. 5 ranked Eagles, 16-12, for CNU’s first
win over a nationally-ranked team in its history.
The victory also ended Bridgewater’s 29-game
regular season winning streak.
But this time the Eagles were too much.
A one-yard TD run by quarterback Brandon
Wakefield and a 20-yard field goal by Kyle
Beach gave BC a 10-0 halftime lead it never
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Post Season History
NCAA Playoffs
2004 First Round
CNU 35
Salisbury 24
SALISBURY, MD - Christopher Newport’s
football team won its first ever road NCAA Playoff
game coming from behind to defeat Salisbury
35-24 in the first round of the NCAA Playoffs
Saturday afternoon.
The Captains out scored Salisbury 28-17 in the
second half, with three touchdowns coming in the
fourth quarter alone.
Leroy Satchell started the scoring off with 7:48
left in the first on a 23-yard scoring run. Brock
Boland hit the extra-point for a 7-0 lead.
CNU struck back and tied the score at 7-7 with
6:25 left in the first half when George Jones
caught a pass from Hudson Bryant on a 25-yard
touchdown pass.
The Sea Gulls regained the lead on a Mark
Higgins 16-yard touchdown pass from Dustin
Johnson with 10:44 left in the third. Boland his
the PAT for a 14-7 lead.
The Captains tied the score on a Bryant 14-yard touchdown run with
3:12 left in the third stanza. Broskie hit the PAT for a 14-14 ball game.
SU then took a 17-14 lead with 41 seconds left in the third on a
Boland 27-yard field goal. But CNU came right back and took a 21-17
lead just four minutes later. Jones caught his second touchdown pass,
this time from four yards out with 11:48 left in the ball game.
The Sea Gulls continued the see-saw battle as Satchel went 54
yards for a score to give Salisbury a 24-21 lead. But again, the
Captains answered, this time just more than a minute later. Branden
Jones put CNU on top for good with 6:35 left in the fourth. Broskie’s
PAT gave the Captains a 28-24 lead.
On the very next possession, the Sea Gulls advanced the ball to the
CNU 35 and were sacked on back-to-back plays, both by Kareem
Morse, which gave the ball back to the Captains with 1:46 left in the
game.
Justin Long picked off a Dustin Johnson pass and went 31 yards on
the return for a touchdown to end a late threat.
Branden Jones led the Captains ground game with 47 yards on eight
carries. Roland Hilliard finished with just 36 yards on 14 attempts.
Bryant finished 22-of-50 through the air for 283 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions. The 50 pass attempts set a new school
record, breaking the old record of 36 set by Phillip Jones against
Ferrum in 2003.
Nathan Davis caught five passes for 116 yards and George Jones
finished with eight catches for 82 yards.
Score by Quarters
CNU
Salisbury
1
0
7
2
7
0
3
7
10
Statistics.............................CNU.................................
First Downs
18
Rushing, Net
111
Passing, Net
283
50-22-2
Total Offense
394
Leading CNU Rusher: Branden Jones 45
Leading CNU Passer: Hudson Bryant 22 of 50-283
4
21 -
7
-
Final
35
24
SAL
20
286
115
22-9-3
401
Scoring Summary
First Quarter
SAL-Leroy Satchell 23 run (Brock Boland kick)
Second Quarter
CNU-George Jones 25 pass from Hudson Bryant (Jason Broskie kick)
Third Quarter
SAL-Mark Higgins 16 pass from Dustin Johnson (Brock Boland kick)
CNU-Hudson Bryant 14 run (Jason Broskie kick)
SAL-Brock Boland 27 yd. Field Goal
Fourth Quarter
CNU-George Jones 4 pass from Hudson Bryant (Jason Broskie kick)
SAL-Leroy Satchell 54 run (Brock Boland kick)
CNU-Branden Jones 1 run (Jason Broskie kick)
CNU-Justin Long 31 interception return (Jason Broskie kick)
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2004 Second Round
CNU 14
WASHINGTON, PA - CNU’s football team saw its
season end Saturday afternoon with a 24-14 loss
at Washington & Jefferson in the second round of
the NCAA Playoffs.
The Captains scored on the opening possession
of the game, a 35-yard touchdown pass from Hudson Bryant to Nathan Davis with 11:50 left in first
quarter. Jason Broskie’s PAT made it 7-0.
The Presidents answered on the ensuing possession, going 75 yards on 15 plays capped by a
Jacob Shields 4-yard touchdown pass with 5:55
left in the opening period.
CNU would add the only score in the second
quarter, a 19-yard touchdown pass to Davis from
Bryant with 13:48 left in the first half. Broskie’s
PAT gave CNU a 14-7 lead heading into the lockerroom at halftim.
W&J came out in the second half fresh and
scored 17 points in the third quarter alone to
advance to the round of eight. The Presidents tied the score at 14-14
with 9:46 left in the third on a Brad Marsteller 1-yard run. Aaron Kreps
would put the Presidents up for good, 21-14, with 6:55 left in the third.
Krepps caught a 6-yard pass from Chris Edwards.
The Presidents would tack on a 31-yard field goal by Kyle Sidebotham with 4:32 left in the third for the game’s final score.
Brandon Jones led the CNU rushing attack with 74 yards on 22
carries. Bryant finished 23-of-43 with two touchdown passes and one
interception for 192 yards. Davis caught seven passes for 84 yards
and two scores.
The Captains finish the season with its best record in school history,
9-3.
Score by Quarters
1
2
3
4
Final
W&J
7
0
1 7
0
-
24
CNU
7
7
0
0
-
14
Statistics.............................CNU................................. W&J
First Downs
17
19
Rushing, Net
106
98
Passing, Net
192
293
44-23-1
43-26-1
Total Offense
298
391
Leading CNU Rusher: Branden Jones 74
Leading CNU Passer: Hudson Bryant 23 of 43-192
Scoring Summary
First Quarter
CNU-Nathan Davis 35 pass from Hudson Bryant (Jason Broskie kick)
W&J-Jacob Shields 4 pass from Chris Edwards (Kyle Sidebotham
kick)
Second Quarter
CNU-Nathan davis 19 pass from Hudson Bryant (Jason Broskie kick)
Third Quarter
W&J-Brad Marsteller 1 run (Kyle Sidebotham kick)
W&J-Aaron Krepps 6 pass from Chris Edwards (Kyle
Sidebotham kick)
W&J-Kyle Sidebotham 31 yd. Field goal
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Post Season History
2006 First Round
CNU 23
NEWPORT NEWS, VA - For the third time in
five seasons, Washington & Jefferson ended
CNU’s season in the NCAA Playoffs. This
year the Presidents defeated the Captains
27-23 on Saturday afternoon.
W&J held a big advantage in the first half
taking a 20-0 lead into the locker room.
The Presidents led 7-0 after the first on
Kevin Matthews 12-yard touchdown catch
from Bobby Swallow with 1:27 remaining in
the opening stanza.
In the second, W&J scored twice, with the
first point-after blocked to lead 20-0. Ryan
Mendel scored from 13 yards out with 5:32
left and on the next CNU possession, Ryan
Mullen picked off Todd Faison at the CNU
41-yard line and returned it for a touchdown.
Nick Cherish tied a school record with three
interceptions, his third came late in the fourth quarter that eliminated any
possibility of a CNU comeback.
The Presidents scored their final touchdown with 9:31 left in the third on
Mendel’s 10-yard run to put W&J in command.
Head Coach Matt Kelchner made a change at quarterback, inserting
Hudson Bryant as the signal caller. He led the Captains on their very next
possession to a touchdown that capped a nine play, 75 yard drive that culminated in Bryant’s 5-yard pass to Curfew Speight in the end zone. Then, as
time expired in the third, Roland Hilliard plunged from 1-yard out that capped
an 81 yard, 12-play drive to cut the Presidents lead to 27-14.
With 8:35 left in the game, Bryant led the Captains to another score when
he found Speight open for his second TD reception, this time from 24 yards
out to put CNU within one score.
After forcing a W&J punt, Cherish got his third pick of the game with less
than two minutes to go in the game. The Captains defense again stepped up
big and forced the Presidents to punt. After a W&J timeout, the Presidents’
punter ran out of the end zone for a safety cutting the lead to 27-23.
On the ensuing kick-off, the kick squibbed up the middle and off a CNU
player’s hands who tried to scoop it up and the Presidents recovered the
loose ball to seal the win.
CNU accumulated 454 yards of total offense on 77 plays. The Captains
rushed for 200 and passed for 254 more. The Presidents were limited to just
181 yards of total offense, about half of what they normally average.
Mendel led the W&J offense with 120 yards on 23 carries and two scores.
Swallow was 10-of-21 for 70 yards passing and one touchdown.
Roland Hilliard concluded his CNU career with 175 yards on 35 carries and
one touchdown. Hilliard came in needing 21 yards for 3,000 all-time. Todd
Faison started the game and went 7-of-13 for 66 yards and two picks. Bryant finished 17-of-21 for 188 yards, two touchdowns and one interception.
Speight caught nine passes for a career-high 126 yards receiving.
Washington & Jefferson improves to 10-1 on the year and will meet the
winner of the Mary Hardin-Baylor/Hardin-Simmons winner next Saturday.
The Captains finish the year 8-3.
Score by Quarters 1
W&J
7
CNU
0
2
13
0
3
7
14
4
0-
9-
Team statistics
W&J
FIRST DOWNS
15
Rushing, Net
111
Passing, Net
70
Passes Att-Comp-Int21-10-0
35-24-4
Total Offense
181
Leading CNU Rusher: Roland Hilliard, 175
Leading CNU Passer: Hudson Bryant, 17 of 21-188
Final
27
23
CNU
26
200
254
454
HISTORY/
RECORDS
Scording Summary
First Quarter
W&J Mathews 12 pass from Swallow (Sidebotham kick), 1:27
Second Quarter
W&J Mendel 13 run (kick blocked), 5:32
W&J Mullen 41 interception return (Sidebotham kick), 3:58
Third Quarter
W&J Mendel 10 run (Sidebotham kick), 9:31
CNU Speight 5 pass from Bryant (Graham kick), 4:57
CNU Hilliard 1 run (Graham kick), :00
Fourth Quarter
CNU Speight 24 pass from Bryant (Graham kick), 8:35
W&J Safety, :54
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Life After CNU Football
Even though CNU football has only completed six seasons, a
number of Captain football alumni have already made their mark
in a wide range of fields.
Below is just a partial listing on former CNU football players who
are excelling in their life after football.
In Coaching
Tommy Fitzgerald
Justin Wood
Justin Long
Curfew Speight
Max Crush
Jake Schindler
Matt Lemn
Rich Ingram
Pat Cavallario
Jason Davis
Andrew Faber
Tyrell Veney
Mike Corey
Jason Harrell
CNU
CNU
CNU
CNU
CNU
R.E. Lee H.S.
Warhill H.S. (Head coach)
Tallwood H.S.
Wesley College
Western Branch H.S.
U. of South Florida
Wash. & Lee H.S.
former William & Mary
Salem H.S.
In Business
Anthony Matthews
Jared July
Jason Flanigan
Will Holt
Josh Birch
Gary Freeman
Joe Foreman Brian Haygood
Ryan Fleischer
Ian Vincent
Brian Arroyo
Sean Atwood
Mike Bright
Olando Holmes
Sam Hanks
Harrison Kent
Real Estate, Anne Arundel, Md.
Computer Systems Specialist, Va. Beach
Internal Auditor, Newport News, Va.
William & Mary Law School
Mechanical Engineer Norfolk Naval Shipyard
U.S. Army
Surry Nuclear Power Plant
Tidewater Physical Therapy
Fireman
Private business
Accountant, Washington, D.C.
Newport News Juvenile Corrections
Missionary in Africa, Summer 2007
Alltel Executive
Teaching/Coaching in North Carolina
Verizon Executive
Staunton, Va.
Williamsburg, Va.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dover, Del.
Chespeake, Va.
Montross, va.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Chris Richardson is
American Idol Finalist
Chris Richardson a member of
the 2002 Captains, was one the finalists in the 2007 “American Idol”
competition.
Richardson, a native of Chesapeake, Va., placed among the final
six in the national finals, the highest rated show on TV.
He then toured nationally with
the top ten finishers, including a
show at the Hampton Coliseum on
Sept. 18.
In his one season with the Captains, Richardson played in all 11
games, primarily on special teams,
and carried the ball four times for a
net of five yards.
Gary Freeman with coach Matt Kelchner, and in training with
the Amy.
HISTORY/
RECORDS
Coach Matt Kelchner with Raymond Austin, right, and
Anthony Matthews, left.
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Few, if any, Division III schools have
had the overall success of the Christopher Newport athletic program.
Through the end of the 2007-08
season, CNU teams had won 12
national championships, either won
or shared 162 conference titles and
have produced an amazing number
of individual accomplishments.
CNU athletes have won All-America
recognition an amazing 537 times
and have captured 64 individual
national championships.
In the USA South Athletic Conference, CNU has won 11 consecutive
President’s Cups and 15 of the last
24. Statewide, in Virginia, Christopher Newport has had the best wonloss record of any school in the state
for six of the last 11 years.
Nationally, CNU teams have made
65 NCAA appearances since 1982,
not counting hundreds of individuals
in track, cross country and golf.
Roster of Championships
A list of championships and NCAA appearances
by Christopher Newport teams over the years
FOOTBALL
2001 Dixie Conference
2001
NCAA
2002
Dixie Conference
2002
NCAA
2003
USA South
2003
NCAA
2004 USA South
2004
NCAA
2006
USA South
2006
NCAA
BASEBALL
2001
Dixie Conference
2001
NCAA Regional
2002
Dixie Conference
2002
NCAA 3rd place
2003
NCAA Regional
2003
NCAA 2nd place
2007
USA South
2007
NCAA Regional
MEN’S BASKETBALL
1986
Dixie Conference
1986
NCAA First Round
1988
Dixie Conference
1988
NCAA First Round
1989
Dixie Conference
1989
NCAA First Round
1990
NCAA First Round
1991
Dixie Conference
1991
NCAA Sweet 16
1993
Dixie Conference
1993
NCAA Sweet 16
1994
NCAA Second Round
1995
NCAA First Round
1996
Dixie Conference
1996
NCAA Sweet 16
1997
NCAA Second Round
1998
Dixie Conference
1998
NCAA Sweet 16
1999
Dixie Conference
1999
NCAA First Round
2000
Dixie Conference
2000
NCAA Second Round
2001
Dixie Conference
2001
NCAA Elite 8
2003
Dixie Conference
2003
NCAA First Round
2006
USA South
2006
NCAA First Round
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
1980
AIAW Regionals
1982
NCAA First Round
1986
Dixie Conference
1986
NCAA Regional
1990
Dixie Conference
1992
NCAA Sweet 16
1993
Dixie Conference
1993
NCAA First Round
1995
NCAA First Round
1997
NCAA First Round
1998
Dixie Conference
1998
NCAA Second Round
2001
Dixie Conference
2001
NCAA First Round
2002
NCAA Second Round
2006
USA South
2006
NCAA Second Round
MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
1980
Dixie Conference
1981
Dixie Conference
1982
Dixie Conference
1983
Dixie Conference
1984
Dixie Conference
1984
NCAA Nationals
1985
Dixie Conference
1986
Dixie Conference
1988-92 No competition
1993
Dixie Conference
1993
Mason-Dixon Conf.
1994
Dixie Conference
1994
NCAA Nationals
1994
Mason-Dixon Conf.
1995
Dixie Conference
1996
Dixie Conference
1997
Dixie Conference
1998
Dixie Conference
1999
Dixie Conference
2000
Dixie Conference
2001
Dixie Conference
2001
Mason-Dixon Conf.
2002
Dixie Conference
2003
2003
2004
2004
2005
2006
2007
Mason-Dixon Conf.
USA South
Mason-Dixon Conf.
USA South
USA South
USA South
USA South
WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
1994
Dixie Conference
1995
Dixie Conference
1998
Dixie Conference
1999 Dixie Conference
2000
Dixie Conference
2001
Dixie Conference
2001
Mason-Dixon Conf.
2002
Dixie Conference
2003
Mason-Dixon Conf.
2003
USA South
2004
Mason-Dixon Conf.
2004
USA South
2005
USA South
2006
USA South
2007
USA South
GOLF
1990
1991
1992
1994
1995
1996
2000
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
FIELD HOCKEY
2006
NCAA Elite 8
2007
NCAA Sweet 16
WOMEN’S SOCCER
2000
Dixie Conference
2000
NCAA First Round
2004
USA South
2004
NCAA Elite 8
2005
USA South
2005
NCAA
2006
USA South
2006
NCAA
MEN’S SOCCER
1986
NCAA First Round
2000
Dixie Conference
2000
NCAA Elite 8
2006
NCAA Second Round
SOFTBALL
1993
Dixie Conference
1993
NCAA Regionals
1994
Dixie Conference
1995
Dixie Conference
1995
NCAA Regionals
1997
Dixie Conference
1998
NCAA Regionals
2001
Dixie Conference
2001
NCAA Regionals
2006
NCAA Regionals
2007
USA South
2007
NCAA Regionals
WOMEN’S LACROSSE
2006
USA South
2006
NCAA First Round
2006
USA South
2006
NCAA Regionals
2007
USA South
2007
NCAA Regionals
MEN’S TENNIS
1976
Dixie Conference
1977
Dixie Conference
1978
Dixie Conference
1979
Dixie Conference
1980
Dixie Conference
1982
Dixie Conference
1983
Dixie Conference
1990
Dixie Conference
1993
Dixie Conference
2006
USA South
2007
USA South
2007
NCAA Regionals
WOMEN’S TENNIS
1993
Dixie Conference
2006
USA South
MEN’S TRACK & FIELD
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1986
1994
1995
1995
1996
1998
1999
1999
2000
2001
2001
2002
2002
2003
2003
2004
2004
2005
2005 2006
2006 2007
2007
2007
Dixie Conference
Dixie Conference
Dixie Conference
Dixie Conference
Dixie Conference
Dixie Conference
Dixie Conference
Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD
1987
1987
NCAA Outdoor Champs
1988
NCAA Indoor Champs
1988
NCAA Outdoor Champs
1989
NCAA Indoor Champs
1989
NCAA Outdoor Champs
1990
1990
NCAA Indoor Champs
1990
1991
1991
1992
1992
NCAA Indoor Champs
1992
NCAA Outdoor Champs
1992
1994
1994
1994
NCAA Outdoor Champs
1995
1996
1997
NCAA Indoor Champs
1998
1998
1998
NCAA Indoor Champs
1998
NCAA Outdoor Champs
2000
2000
Mason-Dixon Conf. Out
2001
2002
2002
2003
2003
2004
2004
2005
2005 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
2006
2006 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
2007
2007
VOLLEYBALL
2001
Dixie Conference
2001
NCAA Regionals
2002
Dixie Conference
2002
NCAA Regionals
2004
USA South
2004
NCAA Regionals
2005
USA South
2005
NCAA Regionals
2007
USA South
2007
NCAA Regionals
Fast Facts
Location
• Newport News, Va.
Enrollment
• 4,800 students (1,200 freshmen)
Student Profile
• Average high school GPA: 3.6
(4.0 scale)
• Average SAT score: 1181
(Critical Reading and Math)
• 43 percent male; 57 percent
female
• Students representing every
region in Virginia, 32 additional
states, and foreign countries
Faculty
• Nearly 90 percent hold Ph.D. or
highest degree in their fields
Average Class Size
• 25 students
New State-of-the-Art
Facilities
• The Freeman Sports and
Convocation Center
• The Ferguson Center for the Arts
• The David Student Union
• The Trible Library
NCAA Athletics
• 11 varsity men’s teams;
12 varsity women’s teams
Campus Life
• More than 100 student organizations — academic, specialinterest, Greek and more
Residence Life
• 3,000 students residing on
campus
• Four new residence halls; two
new apartment complexes
• Phone, cable and Internet
connections
“Where students come first”
A dramatic transformation spanning the past decade has
placed CNU among the United States’ preeminent public
liberal arts universities. The youngest university in Virginia,
CNU is getting better, not bigger.
Our students enroll in rigorous academic programs through
the College of Liberal Arts and the Joseph W. Luter, III
College of Business and Leadership. CNU offers an
unbeatable combination of a personal approach to teaching,
small classes, and an emphasis on leadership, civic
engagement and honor. In everything we do — both inside
and outside the classroom — students remain our
No. 1 priority.
www.cnu.edu
(757) 594-7000
2008 Schedule
September
6
Wesley
POMOCO Stadium
1:00
20
at Salisbury
Salisbury, Md.
1:00
27
at Wilkes
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
1:00
October
4
at Shenandoah*
Winchester, Va.
7:00
11
Greensboro*^
POMOCO Stadium
1:00
18
at Maryville*
Maryville, Tenn.
2:00
25
Methodist*
POMOCO Stadium
1:00
November
1
at N.C. Wesleyan*
Rocky Mount, N.C.
1:00
8
Averett*#
POMOCO Stadium
1:00
15
Ferrum*
POMOCO Stadium
1:00
*USA South Conference games
Home games bold
^ Family Weekend
# Homecoming

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