saint vincent football game notes game four vs. westminster
SAINT VINCENT FOOTBALL GAME NOTES GAME FOUR VS. WESTMINSTER
Saturday, Sept. 22 • 7 p.m. • New Wilmington, Pa. • Harold Burry Stadium This Week: Saint Vincent will be hitting Last week: The Bearcats opened PAC play GAME #4 the road for the first time this season after with a 35-14 setback to Waynesburg last
Saint Vincent (0-3, 0-1) at Westminster (1-1, 0-1)
When: Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012 Where: New Wilmington, Pa. Stadium: Harold Burry Stadium Capacity: 3,000 Surface: Field Turf Kickoff: 7 p.m. All-Time Series: Westminster leads, 8-3 Modern-Day Series: Westminster leads, 3-2 Saint Vincent Captains: No. 7 Carl Jeune, Sr., WR No. 24 Jovaughn Johnson, Sr., LB No. 77 Darius McGhee, Jr., OL No. 81 Ricky Douglas, Sr., WR
beginning the year with three-consecutive home games. Westminster will be playing in its third game after having a bye week in week two. The Titans have just nine games scheduled in 2012, with only one non-PAC game. The Bearcats have won the last two meetings between the teams, including a 21-9 decision in Latrobe last season. QB Aaron Smetanka accounted for all three touchdowns (one rushing, two passing) in the win, while seven different players posted at least 0.5 TFL.
VS. 2012 SAINT VINCENT SCHEDULE
HEAD COACHES
Date Opponent Time/Result 9/1 Bridgewater (Va.) L, 7-23 9/8 Wooster (Ohio) L, 21-27 (OT) 9/15 Waynesburg* L, 14-35 9/22 at Westminster* 7:00 10/6 Thiel* 1:00 Jeff Hand (Eighth Season) 10/13 Geneva* 1:00 Alma Mater................................... Clarion, 1992 10/20 at Wash. & Jeff* 2:00 Westminster Record............................... 27-43 10/27 at Thomas More* 1:30 vs. Saint Vincent............................................ 3-2 11/3 Grove City* 1:00 11/10 at Bethany* 1:00 Bob Colbert (Sixth Season) Alma Mater...............................Maryland, 1971 Saint Vincent Record.............................. 10-44 vs. Westminster.............................................. 1-4
week After the Yellow Jackets took a 7-0 lead with 11:05 left in the first half, sophomore DB Darius Brown returned the ensuing kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown to tie the game, 7-7. Waynesburg then scored on its final two possessions of the first half to take a 21-7 lead into halftime. With 39 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, sophomore QB Matt Deakins found classmate WR Lazaro Garcia for an 80-yard catch and run in which Garcia broke several tackles en route to the touchdown on his first career reception. Defensively, senior LB Nick Revis led the team with nine tackles while junior DL Alex Zupanovich and sophomore DL Pat Ponko combined for the team’s first sack of the year.
2012 WESTMINSTER SCHEDULE Date 9/1 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3 11/10
MEDIA COVERAGE
SVC Broadcast: 1480-AM (WCNS, Latrobe) Play-by-Play: Dow Carnahan Color: Jim Jones Spotter: Zach Bush Webcast: http://www.meridix.com/
everywhere.php?liveid=SaintVincentCollege Westminster Broadcast: www.titanradiolive.com
2012 WES Statistical Leaders
Rushing
Rushing
Huey Ehredt.........................31 att., 144 yds., 0 TD Ryan Crawford...................... 19 att., 69 yds., 1 TD
Dak Britt................................26 att., 176 yds., 1 TD Tyler Banks............................. 36 att., 75 yds., 2 TD
Manny Speal.............31-60, 337 yds., 1 TD/1 INT Andy Borgen............13-20, 137 yds., 1 TD/0 INT
Dak Britt.....................26-43, 365 yds., 4 TD/2 INT Tommy Turnbull............. 3-6, 25 yds., 0 TD/0 INT
Matt Duffey......................... 16 rec., 168 yds., 0 TD Ricky Douglas.................... 16 rec., 158 yds., 0 TD Cody Strelick........................... 6 rec., 59 yds., 2 TD
Geno Pasquinelli............... 10 rec., 113 yds., 1 TD Collin Wallace.......................... 5 rec., 84 yds., 1 TD David Wright.........................3 rec., 119 yds., 1 TD
Nick Revis................................... 20 (11 solo, 9 ast.) Renny Larue-Holloman......... 20 (17 solo, 3 ast.) Michael Valdes.......................... 17 (14 solo, 3 ast.) Jovaughn Johnson.....................16 (8 solo, 8 ast.)
Derrick Orloski.......................... 24 (15 solo, 9 ast.) Alex Kernicky............................. 17 (7 solo, 10 ast.) Nate Moot.....................................16 (7 solo, 9 ast.) J.J. Nalesnik...................................15 (8 solo, 7 ast.)
Morgan Porter................................0-1 FG, 6-6 PAT
Zach Baker.......................................1-3 FG, 6-6 PAT
Passing
Receiving
Tackles
Contact: Sean King, Asst. SID E-Mail: [email protected] Office: (724) 805-2741
Time/Result W, 28-0 L, 23-27 7:00 1:00 1:30 1:00 1:30 1:00 1:00
Home games in BOLD, CAPS * - PAC Game
Home games in BOLD, CAPS * - PAC Game
2012 SVC Statistical Leaders
Opponent HIRAM at Thomas More* SAINT VINCENT* GROVE CITY* at Wash. & Jeff.* BETHANY* at Waynesburg* THIEL* at Geneva*
Kicking
Passing
Receiving
Tackles
Kicking
GAME NOTES ONE MILESTONE DOWN, ONE TO GO: With his catch last week, senior WR Ricky Douglas moved into sole possession of first place on the modern-day career receptions list. He passes former WR Sheldon Loughner who posted 76 catches in his career. His 12 yards receiving against Waynesburg put Douglas within 144 yards of the career receiving yards mark of 1,239, also set by Loughner. 22 and Counting: Douglas also extended his reception streak to 22 games last week. The last time he did not record a catch in a game he played in was the 2010 seasonopener against Bridgewater (Va.). The modern-day record is 26 games and is also held by Loughner. SETTING THE BAR HIGH: Sophomore WR Lazaro Garcia made his first career reception against the Yellow Jackets, which is a memorable moment itself. However, he also raced 80 yards for a touchdown on the play after hauling in a pass from classmate Matt Deakins. The play is tied for the fourth-longest pass play in the modern era (Mike Speal to Loughner against Thiel, 2007) and is the longest since Jake Smith hit Dan Blaszkowski for an 84-yard pass against W&J in 2009. THE BEARD HAS SPOKEN: With 32 yards receiving against Waynesburg, senior TE Cody Strelick moved into second for modern-day career receiving yards by a tight end with 269 yards. First place is former TE Jake Gabelt who totaled 465 yards through the air.
Offense
Saint Vincent Facts
Located..............................................Latrobe, Pa. Founded......................................................... 1846 Enrollment.................................................... 1,700 President......................Br. Norman Hipps, OSB Religious Affiliation............... Roman Catholic Athletic Affiliation............... NCAA Division III Conference........................ Presidents’ Athletic Nickname................................................ Bearcats Athletic Colors........................ Green and Gold Athletic Director...........Fr. Myron Kirsch, OSB Assistant Athletic Director............ Sue Hozak Athletic Dept. Phone..............(724) 805-2111 SPECIAL TEAMS SCORING: Brown’s return Athletic Dept. Fax....................(724) 532-5050 for a touchdown marked the first touchdown on special teams for the Bearcats since last Football Facts season against Waynesburg when Devin Head Coach.....................................Bob Colbert Anderson blocked a punt a returned it 25 Football Office Phone............(724) 805-2045 Home Stadium.......................Chuck Noll Field yards for a touchdown. Capacity/Surface............1,100/Natural Grass BLOCKED PUNT: When Waynesburg blocked First Year of Football................................... 1923 junior Josh Pomilio’s punt near the end of First Year of Modern Football.................. 2007 the first half, it marked the first time SVC had All-Time Record............................... 165-163-25 a punt blocked since Jim Rockovich had one Modern-Day Record..................................10-44 Defensive Coordinator........John Thompson blocked against Thiel in 2008. Offensive Coordinator.................Bret Colbert STALLED RUSH: SVC’s 35 net rushing yards Defensive Line Coach.........................John Bell against Waynesburg ranked as the lowest Offensive Line Coach.............. Bernie Colbert total since the Bearcats posted 26 yards on Offensive Backs Coach................ Steve Meyer Linebackers Coach.....................Tim Herbener the ground against Thomas More in 2010. Cornerbacks Coach..................Ron Baldonieri Student Assistants.........Taofik Amokomowo ......................................................... Jairus Marlow .................................................... Ukandu Soverall Football Athletic Trainer....................Jodi Lohr Athletic Training Office..........(724) 805-2400 Football Admin. Assistant....... Lorrie Quadro Office Phone..............................(724) 805-2045 TAKING IT TO THE HOUSE: Sophomore DB Darius Brown entered the record books with his 96-yard kick-off return for a touchdown against Waynesburg. It’s the longest kickoff return in modern-history, passing Zach Mihalko’s return against W&J in 2008, the only other KOR for a TD since the re-birth of football. He also set the Chuck Noll Field record, surpassing the return of Bethany’s Ed Holmes, which went for 82 yards last season.
Sports Information
Sports Information Director...........Jeff Zidek Office Phone..............................(724) 805-2476 E-Mail............ [email protected] Asst. Sports Information Director......Sean King Office Phone..............................(724) 805-2741 [email protected]
Statistical Comparison
SVC........................................ Category......................................WES 14.0..................................................Points/gm................................................ 25.5 278.0.........................................Total Offense/gm.......................................352.0 83.0........................................... Rushing yds./gm.......................................157.0 2.9.....................................................Yards/rush..................................................3.9 1......................................................Rushing TDs.................................................... 3 195.0..........................................Passing yds./gm........................................195.0 6.5.................................................... Yards/pass..................................................8.0 4...................................................... Passing TDs.................................................... 4 24.4............................................ Kick Return avg........................................... 21.4 9.2...............................................Punt Return avg.......................................... 14.0 12/40 (30%).....................Third Down Conversion...................12/27 (44%) 3/5 (60%)........................Fourth Down Conversion.......................1/2 (50%) 25:26....................................... Time of Possession.....................................32:23
Defense
SVC........................................ Category......................................WES 28.3..................................................Points/gm................................................ 13.5 329.7........................................ Total Defense/gm......................................265.5 181.0......................................... Rushing yds./gm......................................... 85.5 4.2.....................................................Yards/rush..................................................2.5 5......................................................Rushing TDs.................................................... 2 148.7..........................................Passing yds./gm........................................180.0 6.7.................................................... Yards/pass..................................................5.2 7...................................................... Passing TDs.................................................... 1 22.6............................................ Kick Return avg........................................... 18.9 11.6............................................ Punt return avg........................................... 14.7 21/45 (47%).....................Third Down Conversion..................... 8/29 (28%) 2/3 (67%)........................Fourth Down Conversion.......................3/7 (43%) 1/5....................................................Sacks/Yds.................................................6/48
SAINT VINCENT FOOTBALL GAME NOTES GAME FOUR VS. WESTMINSTER GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICAL LEADERS Opponent
PASSING
RUSHING
RECEPTIONS
RECEIVING
TOUCHDOWNS
TACKLES
Borgen (116)
Ehredt (26)
Douglas (5)
Douglas (88)
Emmanuel (1)
Johnson (9)
Speal (193)
Ehredt (118)
Duffey (6)
Duffey (76)
Strelick (2)
Larue-Holloman (9)
Waynesburg
Deakins (104)
Crawford (38)
Duffey (6)
Garcia (80)
Two tied (1)
Revis (9)
Westminster
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Thiel
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Geneva
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Wash. & Jeff.
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Thomas More
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Grove City
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Bethany
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Bridgewater Wooster
GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS - OFFENSE
BC
WOO
WAY
WES
THI
GEN
W&J
TMC
GRO
BET
QB
Speal Speal Speal --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
FB
Emmanuel Weaver Weaver --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
RB
Ehredt Ehredt Crawford --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
TE
Strelick Strelick Strelick --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
WR
Douglas Douglas Douglas --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
WR
Jeune Jeune Jeune --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
LT
McGhee McGhee McGhee --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
LG
McElfresh McElfresh McElfresh --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
C
Haggerty Haggerty Haggerty --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
RG
M. Mackowick M. Mackowick M. Mackowick --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
RT
Montgomery Montgomery Montgomery --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS - DEFENSE
BC
WOO
WAY
WES
THI
GEN
W&J
TMC
GRO
BET
DE A. May A. May A. May --- --- --- --- --- --- --DT Morell Morell Morell --- --- --- --- --- --- --DT Zupanovich Zupanovich Zupanovich --- --- --- --- --- --- --DE Ponko Ponko Ponko --- --- --- --- --- --- --LB Johnson Johnson Rigney --- --- --- --- --- --- --LB Rigney Revis Revis --- --- --- --- --- --- --LB
Larue-Holloman Larue-Holloman Larue-Holloman --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
S Wirkowski Wirkowski Wirkowski --- --- --- --- --- --- --S Pomilio Schmid Pomilio --- --- --- --- --- --- --CB Valdes Valdes Valdes --- --- --- --- --- --- --CB Da. Brown Da. Brown Da. Brown --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
SAINT VINCENT FOOTBALL PROBABLE LINEUP GAME FOUR VS. WESTMINSTER OFFENSE
DEFENSE
LT
77
DARIUS MCGHEE (JR., 6-5, 270)
DE
62
Anthony May (SO., 6-2, 260)
78
Sean Edmunds (So., 6-6, 315)
49
Nick Duva (Fr., 6-2, 200)
LG
73
DYLAN MCELFRESH (JR., 6-1, 250)
DT
58
DOMINIC MORELL (Jr., 6-0, 255)
53
Matt Kline (Jr., 6-0, 250)
64
Evan Orji (Jr., 5-9, 265)
C
65
James Haggerty (SR., 5-11, 285)
DT
66
ALEX ZUPANOVICH (JR., 5-11, 265)
55
Adam Petris (Sr., 6-0, 250)
70
Dwayne Hewitt (Fr., 6-0, 265)
RG
57
MIKE MACKOWICK (SO., 5-10, 250)
DE
46
Pat Ponko (SO., 5-11, 225)
61
Tomas Apodaca (So., 5-11, 240)
82 Sam Walters (Jr., 5-11, 235)
RT
59
JIM MONTGOMERY (JR., 6-1, 235)
LB
24
Jovaughn Johnson (Sr., 5-10, 205)
50
Jack Viale (So., 6-1, 245)
44
Keith Waddell (So., 6-1, 210)
TE
89
CODY STRELICK (SR., 6-3, 235)
LB
4
Nick Revis (Sr., 5-11, 185)
80
Taylor Hayes-Leak (Jr., 6-1, 230)
23
Jake Keller (Jr., 6-1, 200)
WR
81
RICKY DOUGLAS (SR., 6-1, 185)
LB
30
RENNY LARUE-HOLLOMAN (FR., 6-1, 180)
20
Juan Hernandez (Sr., 6-0, 185)
47
James Loffert (Jr., 5-10, 190)
QB
14
Manny Speal (Sr., 5-11, 200)
SS
10
Josh Pomilio (Jr., 5-10, 190)
11
Matt Deakins (So., 6-3, 205)
8
Dwayne Brown (Fr., 5-9, 150)
WR
15
Matt Duffey (So., 5-11, 165)
FS
18
Dan Wirkowski (JR., 6-3, 195)
7
Carl Jeune (Sr., 5-7, 150)
2
Ryan Schmid (So., 5-11, 175)
RB
25
Huey Ehredt (JR., 5-9, 200)
CB
16
MICHAEL VALDES (SO., 5-8, 155)
26
Ryan Crawford (Fr., 5-9, 195)
13
Myleek Rayzer (So., 5-9, 165)
FB
33
Scott Weaver (Sr., 6-0, 205)
CB
5
DARIUS BROWN (So., 5-8, 155)
38
David Emmanuel (So., 6-0, 205)
28
Joey Milhomme (Fr., 5-9, 165)
OR
SPECIALISTS K
88
MORGAN PORTER (SO., 6-2, 180)
SS
37
MARK CAL (SO., 5-9, 230)
30
Renny Larue-Holloman (Fr., 6-1, 180)
26
Ryan Crawford (Fr., 5-9, 195)
H
14 Manny Speal (Sr., 5-11, 200)
P
25
Huey Ehredt (JR., 5-9, 200)
12 Andy Borgen (So., 6-1, 190)
10
Josh Pomilio (Jr., 5-10, 190)
LS
37
MARK CAL (SO., 5-9, 230)
PR
18
Dan Wirkowski (jr., 6-3, 195)
26
Ryan Crawford (Fr., 5-9, 195)
5
Darius Brown (So., 5-8, 155)
KR
5
DARIUS BROWN (So., 5-8, 155)
26
Ryan Crawford (Fr., 5-9, 195)
Saturday, Sept. 22 • 7 p.m. • New Wilmington, Pa. • Harold Burry Stadium This Week: Saint Vincent will be hitting Last week: The Bearcats opened PAC play GAME #4 the road for the first time this season after with a 35-14 setback to Waynesburg last
Saint Vincent (0-3, 0-1) at Westminster (1-1, 0-1)
When: Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012 Where: New Wilmington, Pa. Stadium: Harold Burry Stadium Capacity: 3,000 Surface: Field Turf Kickoff: 7 p.m. All-Time Series: Westminster leads, 8-3 Modern-Day Series: Westminster leads, 3-2 Saint Vincent Captains: No. 7 Carl Jeune, Sr., WR No. 24 Jovaughn Johnson, Sr., LB No. 77 Darius McGhee, Jr., OL No. 81 Ricky Douglas, Sr., WR
beginning the year with three-consecutive home games. Westminster will be playing in its third game after having a bye week in week two. The Titans have just nine games scheduled in 2012, with only one non-PAC game. The Bearcats have won the last two meetings between the teams, including a 21-9 decision in Latrobe last season. QB Aaron Smetanka accounted for all three touchdowns (one rushing, two passing) in the win, while seven different players posted at least 0.5 TFL.
VS. 2012 SAINT VINCENT SCHEDULE
HEAD COACHES
Date Opponent Time/Result 9/1 Bridgewater (Va.) L, 7-23 9/8 Wooster (Ohio) L, 21-27 (OT) 9/15 Waynesburg* L, 14-35 9/22 at Westminster* 7:00 10/6 Thiel* 1:00 Jeff Hand (Eighth Season) 10/13 Geneva* 1:00 Alma Mater................................... Clarion, 1992 10/20 at Wash. & Jeff* 2:00 Westminster Record............................... 27-43 10/27 at Thomas More* 1:30 vs. Saint Vincent............................................ 3-2 11/3 Grove City* 1:00 11/10 at Bethany* 1:00 Bob Colbert (Sixth Season) Alma Mater...............................Maryland, 1971 Saint Vincent Record.............................. 10-44 vs. Westminster.............................................. 1-4
week After the Yellow Jackets took a 7-0 lead with 11:05 left in the first half, sophomore DB Darius Brown returned the ensuing kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown to tie the game, 7-7. Waynesburg then scored on its final two possessions of the first half to take a 21-7 lead into halftime. With 39 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, sophomore QB Matt Deakins found classmate WR Lazaro Garcia for an 80-yard catch and run in which Garcia broke several tackles en route to the touchdown on his first career reception. Defensively, senior LB Nick Revis led the team with nine tackles while junior DL Alex Zupanovich and sophomore DL Pat Ponko combined for the team’s first sack of the year.
2012 WESTMINSTER SCHEDULE Date 9/1 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3 11/10
MEDIA COVERAGE
SVC Broadcast: 1480-AM (WCNS, Latrobe) Play-by-Play: Dow Carnahan Color: Jim Jones Spotter: Zach Bush Webcast: http://www.meridix.com/
everywhere.php?liveid=SaintVincentCollege Westminster Broadcast: www.titanradiolive.com
2012 WES Statistical Leaders
Rushing
Rushing
Huey Ehredt.........................31 att., 144 yds., 0 TD Ryan Crawford...................... 19 att., 69 yds., 1 TD
Dak Britt................................26 att., 176 yds., 1 TD Tyler Banks............................. 36 att., 75 yds., 2 TD
Manny Speal.............31-60, 337 yds., 1 TD/1 INT Andy Borgen............13-20, 137 yds., 1 TD/0 INT
Dak Britt.....................26-43, 365 yds., 4 TD/2 INT Tommy Turnbull............. 3-6, 25 yds., 0 TD/0 INT
Matt Duffey......................... 16 rec., 168 yds., 0 TD Ricky Douglas.................... 16 rec., 158 yds., 0 TD Cody Strelick........................... 6 rec., 59 yds., 2 TD
Geno Pasquinelli............... 10 rec., 113 yds., 1 TD Collin Wallace.......................... 5 rec., 84 yds., 1 TD David Wright.........................3 rec., 119 yds., 1 TD
Nick Revis................................... 20 (11 solo, 9 ast.) Renny Larue-Holloman......... 20 (17 solo, 3 ast.) Michael Valdes.......................... 17 (14 solo, 3 ast.) Jovaughn Johnson.....................16 (8 solo, 8 ast.)
Derrick Orloski.......................... 24 (15 solo, 9 ast.) Alex Kernicky............................. 17 (7 solo, 10 ast.) Nate Moot.....................................16 (7 solo, 9 ast.) J.J. Nalesnik...................................15 (8 solo, 7 ast.)
Morgan Porter................................0-1 FG, 6-6 PAT
Zach Baker.......................................1-3 FG, 6-6 PAT
Passing
Receiving
Tackles
Contact: Sean King, Asst. SID E-Mail: [email protected] Office: (724) 805-2741
Time/Result W, 28-0 L, 23-27 7:00 1:00 1:30 1:00 1:30 1:00 1:00
Home games in BOLD, CAPS * - PAC Game
Home games in BOLD, CAPS * - PAC Game
2012 SVC Statistical Leaders
Opponent HIRAM at Thomas More* SAINT VINCENT* GROVE CITY* at Wash. & Jeff.* BETHANY* at Waynesburg* THIEL* at Geneva*
Kicking
Passing
Receiving
Tackles
Kicking
GAME NOTES ONE MILESTONE DOWN, ONE TO GO: With his catch last week, senior WR Ricky Douglas moved into sole possession of first place on the modern-day career receptions list. He passes former WR Sheldon Loughner who posted 76 catches in his career. His 12 yards receiving against Waynesburg put Douglas within 144 yards of the career receiving yards mark of 1,239, also set by Loughner. 22 and Counting: Douglas also extended his reception streak to 22 games last week. The last time he did not record a catch in a game he played in was the 2010 seasonopener against Bridgewater (Va.). The modern-day record is 26 games and is also held by Loughner. SETTING THE BAR HIGH: Sophomore WR Lazaro Garcia made his first career reception against the Yellow Jackets, which is a memorable moment itself. However, he also raced 80 yards for a touchdown on the play after hauling in a pass from classmate Matt Deakins. The play is tied for the fourth-longest pass play in the modern era (Mike Speal to Loughner against Thiel, 2007) and is the longest since Jake Smith hit Dan Blaszkowski for an 84-yard pass against W&J in 2009. THE BEARD HAS SPOKEN: With 32 yards receiving against Waynesburg, senior TE Cody Strelick moved into second for modern-day career receiving yards by a tight end with 269 yards. First place is former TE Jake Gabelt who totaled 465 yards through the air.
Offense
Saint Vincent Facts
Located..............................................Latrobe, Pa. Founded......................................................... 1846 Enrollment.................................................... 1,700 President......................Br. Norman Hipps, OSB Religious Affiliation............... Roman Catholic Athletic Affiliation............... NCAA Division III Conference........................ Presidents’ Athletic Nickname................................................ Bearcats Athletic Colors........................ Green and Gold Athletic Director...........Fr. Myron Kirsch, OSB Assistant Athletic Director............ Sue Hozak Athletic Dept. Phone..............(724) 805-2111 SPECIAL TEAMS SCORING: Brown’s return Athletic Dept. Fax....................(724) 532-5050 for a touchdown marked the first touchdown on special teams for the Bearcats since last Football Facts season against Waynesburg when Devin Head Coach.....................................Bob Colbert Anderson blocked a punt a returned it 25 Football Office Phone............(724) 805-2045 Home Stadium.......................Chuck Noll Field yards for a touchdown. Capacity/Surface............1,100/Natural Grass BLOCKED PUNT: When Waynesburg blocked First Year of Football................................... 1923 junior Josh Pomilio’s punt near the end of First Year of Modern Football.................. 2007 the first half, it marked the first time SVC had All-Time Record............................... 165-163-25 a punt blocked since Jim Rockovich had one Modern-Day Record..................................10-44 Defensive Coordinator........John Thompson blocked against Thiel in 2008. Offensive Coordinator.................Bret Colbert STALLED RUSH: SVC’s 35 net rushing yards Defensive Line Coach.........................John Bell against Waynesburg ranked as the lowest Offensive Line Coach.............. Bernie Colbert total since the Bearcats posted 26 yards on Offensive Backs Coach................ Steve Meyer Linebackers Coach.....................Tim Herbener the ground against Thomas More in 2010. Cornerbacks Coach..................Ron Baldonieri Student Assistants.........Taofik Amokomowo ......................................................... Jairus Marlow .................................................... Ukandu Soverall Football Athletic Trainer....................Jodi Lohr Athletic Training Office..........(724) 805-2400 Football Admin. Assistant....... Lorrie Quadro Office Phone..............................(724) 805-2045 TAKING IT TO THE HOUSE: Sophomore DB Darius Brown entered the record books with his 96-yard kick-off return for a touchdown against Waynesburg. It’s the longest kickoff return in modern-history, passing Zach Mihalko’s return against W&J in 2008, the only other KOR for a TD since the re-birth of football. He also set the Chuck Noll Field record, surpassing the return of Bethany’s Ed Holmes, which went for 82 yards last season.
Sports Information
Sports Information Director...........Jeff Zidek Office Phone..............................(724) 805-2476 E-Mail............ [email protected] Asst. Sports Information Director......Sean King Office Phone..............................(724) 805-2741 [email protected]
Statistical Comparison
SVC........................................ Category......................................WES 14.0..................................................Points/gm................................................ 25.5 278.0.........................................Total Offense/gm.......................................352.0 83.0........................................... Rushing yds./gm.......................................157.0 2.9.....................................................Yards/rush..................................................3.9 1......................................................Rushing TDs.................................................... 3 195.0..........................................Passing yds./gm........................................195.0 6.5.................................................... Yards/pass..................................................8.0 4...................................................... Passing TDs.................................................... 4 24.4............................................ Kick Return avg........................................... 21.4 9.2...............................................Punt Return avg.......................................... 14.0 12/40 (30%).....................Third Down Conversion...................12/27 (44%) 3/5 (60%)........................Fourth Down Conversion.......................1/2 (50%) 25:26....................................... Time of Possession.....................................32:23
Defense
SVC........................................ Category......................................WES 28.3..................................................Points/gm................................................ 13.5 329.7........................................ Total Defense/gm......................................265.5 181.0......................................... Rushing yds./gm......................................... 85.5 4.2.....................................................Yards/rush..................................................2.5 5......................................................Rushing TDs.................................................... 2 148.7..........................................Passing yds./gm........................................180.0 6.7.................................................... Yards/pass..................................................5.2 7...................................................... Passing TDs.................................................... 1 22.6............................................ Kick Return avg........................................... 18.9 11.6............................................ Punt return avg........................................... 14.7 21/45 (47%).....................Third Down Conversion..................... 8/29 (28%) 2/3 (67%)........................Fourth Down Conversion.......................3/7 (43%) 1/5....................................................Sacks/Yds.................................................6/48
SAINT VINCENT FOOTBALL GAME NOTES GAME FOUR VS. WESTMINSTER GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICAL LEADERS Opponent
PASSING
RUSHING
RECEPTIONS
RECEIVING
TOUCHDOWNS
TACKLES
Borgen (116)
Ehredt (26)
Douglas (5)
Douglas (88)
Emmanuel (1)
Johnson (9)
Speal (193)
Ehredt (118)
Duffey (6)
Duffey (76)
Strelick (2)
Larue-Holloman (9)
Waynesburg
Deakins (104)
Crawford (38)
Duffey (6)
Garcia (80)
Two tied (1)
Revis (9)
Westminster
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Geneva
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Wash. & Jeff.
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Thomas More
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Grove City
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Bridgewater Wooster
GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS - OFFENSE
BC
WOO
WAY
WES
THI
GEN
W&J
TMC
GRO
BET
QB
Speal Speal Speal --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
FB
Emmanuel Weaver Weaver --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
RB
Ehredt Ehredt Crawford --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
TE
Strelick Strelick Strelick --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
WR
Douglas Douglas Douglas --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
WR
Jeune Jeune Jeune --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
LT
McGhee McGhee McGhee --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
LG
McElfresh McElfresh McElfresh --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
C
Haggerty Haggerty Haggerty --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
RG
M. Mackowick M. Mackowick M. Mackowick --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
RT
Montgomery Montgomery Montgomery --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS - DEFENSE
BC
WOO
WAY
WES
THI
GEN
W&J
TMC
GRO
BET
DE A. May A. May A. May --- --- --- --- --- --- --DT Morell Morell Morell --- --- --- --- --- --- --DT Zupanovich Zupanovich Zupanovich --- --- --- --- --- --- --DE Ponko Ponko Ponko --- --- --- --- --- --- --LB Johnson Johnson Rigney --- --- --- --- --- --- --LB Rigney Revis Revis --- --- --- --- --- --- --LB
Larue-Holloman Larue-Holloman Larue-Holloman --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
S Wirkowski Wirkowski Wirkowski --- --- --- --- --- --- --S Pomilio Schmid Pomilio --- --- --- --- --- --- --CB Valdes Valdes Valdes --- --- --- --- --- --- --CB Da. Brown Da. Brown Da. Brown --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
SAINT VINCENT FOOTBALL PROBABLE LINEUP GAME FOUR VS. WESTMINSTER OFFENSE
DEFENSE
LT
77
DARIUS MCGHEE (JR., 6-5, 270)
DE
62
Anthony May (SO., 6-2, 260)
78
Sean Edmunds (So., 6-6, 315)
49
Nick Duva (Fr., 6-2, 200)
LG
73
DYLAN MCELFRESH (JR., 6-1, 250)
DT
58
DOMINIC MORELL (Jr., 6-0, 255)
53
Matt Kline (Jr., 6-0, 250)
64
Evan Orji (Jr., 5-9, 265)
C
65
James Haggerty (SR., 5-11, 285)
DT
66
ALEX ZUPANOVICH (JR., 5-11, 265)
55
Adam Petris (Sr., 6-0, 250)
70
Dwayne Hewitt (Fr., 6-0, 265)
RG
57
MIKE MACKOWICK (SO., 5-10, 250)
DE
46
Pat Ponko (SO., 5-11, 225)
61
Tomas Apodaca (So., 5-11, 240)
82 Sam Walters (Jr., 5-11, 235)
RT
59
JIM MONTGOMERY (JR., 6-1, 235)
LB
24
Jovaughn Johnson (Sr., 5-10, 205)
50
Jack Viale (So., 6-1, 245)
44
Keith Waddell (So., 6-1, 210)
TE
89
CODY STRELICK (SR., 6-3, 235)
LB
4
Nick Revis (Sr., 5-11, 185)
80
Taylor Hayes-Leak (Jr., 6-1, 230)
23
Jake Keller (Jr., 6-1, 200)
WR
81
RICKY DOUGLAS (SR., 6-1, 185)
LB
30
RENNY LARUE-HOLLOMAN (FR., 6-1, 180)
20
Juan Hernandez (Sr., 6-0, 185)
47
James Loffert (Jr., 5-10, 190)
QB
14
Manny Speal (Sr., 5-11, 200)
SS
10
Josh Pomilio (Jr., 5-10, 190)
11
Matt Deakins (So., 6-3, 205)
8
Dwayne Brown (Fr., 5-9, 150)
WR
15
Matt Duffey (So., 5-11, 165)
FS
18
Dan Wirkowski (JR., 6-3, 195)
7
Carl Jeune (Sr., 5-7, 150)
2
Ryan Schmid (So., 5-11, 175)
RB
25
Huey Ehredt (JR., 5-9, 200)
CB
16
MICHAEL VALDES (SO., 5-8, 155)
26
Ryan Crawford (Fr., 5-9, 195)
13
Myleek Rayzer (So., 5-9, 165)
FB
33
Scott Weaver (Sr., 6-0, 205)
CB
5
DARIUS BROWN (So., 5-8, 155)
38
David Emmanuel (So., 6-0, 205)
28
Joey Milhomme (Fr., 5-9, 165)
OR
SPECIALISTS K
88
MORGAN PORTER (SO., 6-2, 180)
SS
37
MARK CAL (SO., 5-9, 230)
30
Renny Larue-Holloman (Fr., 6-1, 180)
26
Ryan Crawford (Fr., 5-9, 195)
H
14 Manny Speal (Sr., 5-11, 200)
P
25
Huey Ehredt (JR., 5-9, 200)
12 Andy Borgen (So., 6-1, 190)
10
Josh Pomilio (Jr., 5-10, 190)
LS
37
MARK CAL (SO., 5-9, 230)
PR
18
Dan Wirkowski (jr., 6-3, 195)
26
Ryan Crawford (Fr., 5-9, 195)
5
Darius Brown (So., 5-8, 155)
KR
5
DARIUS BROWN (So., 5-8, 155)
26
Ryan Crawford (Fr., 5-9, 195)
