ODAC football teams went 6-1 over the weekend with standout performances stemming from each game.  Catholic quarterback, Greg Cordivari, led the Cardinals to a 42-32 win over Apprentice with 304 yards and five TD's passing, both career-highs.  Bridgewater linebacker, Scottie Littles (pictured), returned an interception 35 yards for the deciding score in the Eagles 38-31 win over Shenandoah.

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Bridgewater found itself in a shootout with Shenandoah University on Saturday, and for all the offense in the game, it was defense that provided the deciding score.  Eagles' linebacker Scottie Littles hauled in an SU pass and returned the interception 35 yards to paydirt with 2:27 to go in the fourth quarter.  Those seven points proved crucial as Shenandoah notched what would have been the tying touchdown exactly 1:00 minute.  Bridgewater's big play offense was in full effect in the Eagles' 38-31 win.  Darrin McKenzie's 61-yard touchdown run was one of three scoring plays of at least 28 yards  --- Box Score

Catholic moved to 2-0 on the season with a solid outing against Apprentice School in a 42-32 win.  Quarterback Greg Cordivari posted personal career-highs with 304 yards passing and five touchdowns.  He went 21-of-27 and hit eight different receivers.  His favorite target was Alonzo Cooke, who corralled nine passes for 211 yards and three touchdowns, all career-bests for the sophomore wideout.  Freshman running back Michael Pitsenberger eclipsed the century mark (123 yds.) for the second straight game, and also caught a touchdown pass.  On defense, Mike DeAngelis recorded a pick-six with a 26-yard interception return in the first quarter. --- Box Score

Emory & Henry took care of business against Greensboro College in a 28-6 win.  Running back Caleb Jennings continued his early season success with 155 yards and one touchdown on 25 carries.  He currently leads (click HERE for full sortable leaders) the ODAC in rushing with 368 yards.  Quarterbacks Dustin Beck and Drew Piscopo threw touchdown passes to Corey Ware and Cody Bridge, respectively.  Adam Pugh gave some life to the special teams with a 61-yard return for a score.  Defensively, Anthony Jones and Stephen Callahan intercepted passes. --- Box Score

Guilford suffered its second loss to open the season at the hands of Methodist University by a 26-21 score.  Quarterback Luke Vandall and receiver Ben King were a potent two-man tandem in leading the GC offense.  Vandall threw for 304 yards and two touchdowns on 22-of-40 passing.  King finished with a game-high 11 receptions for 188 yards and one score.  Defensively, lineman Brad Gayhardt notched a career-high 10 tackles including two quarterback sacks and 3.5 tackles for a loss.--- Box Score

Hampden-Sydney nearly let one slip away in defeating N.C. Wesleyan, 21-19.  On the heels of a solid starting debut, quarterback Travis Lane tossed a pair of touchdown passes, but was hampered by five interceptions.  Kirk Rohle collected 144 all-purpose yards (118 rushing, 26 receiving), and receivers Kyle Vance and Sean Cavanagh caught TD passes.  On defense, Will Riggenbach caught a tipped pass in the NCWC endzone for a touchdown.  Bill Doody intercepted a pair of passes with both stopping potential scoring chances for the Battling Bishops --- Box Score

After coasting to a win in week one, Randolph-Macon found the opposite on Saturday afternoon.  Quarterback Austin Faulkner hit receiver Michael Atkinson with 0:33 on the clock for the game-winning touchdown in a 41-37 win over Johns Hopkins University, capping a back-and-forth contest.  Running back Thaddeus Scruggs had the ODAC's best individual rushing day of the weekend with 190 yards and two long touchdown runs to go with a 27-yard touchdown reception.  Receiver Earl Peoples had 12 catches for 139 yards.  Defensively, David Fetter picked off a pair of passes, and Scott Shope snared a third for his second takeaway in as many games. --- Box Score

Washington and Lee evened its season record at 1-1 after rushing past Sewanee, 48-17.  The Generals churned out 464 yards via the ground attack (third-most in school history) as part of 543 yards of total offense.  Running back Luke Heinsohn led 10 ball carriers with 170 yards and two touchdowns on just 15 rushes (11.3 avg.).  Five players scored rushing touchdowns with one apiece for Tate Bloomer, Brett Murray, Russell Stewart and Charlie Westfal. --- Box Score

Below are entries for both of the ODAC Players of the Week.  For more information on ODAC football, view the full ODAC Football Report: Week 2.