BRIDGEWATER's offense
rolled up big numbers on Saturday afternoon against Washington and
Lee, but dropped passes and a third-quarter interception proved to
be too much to overcome as the Eagles fell by a 52-42 score. The
Eagles put up 484 yards of total offense on the day including a
season-best 233 yards through the air. Anthony Carter bolted
233 yards yards on 25 carries and tallied three scores as he
amassed 289 yards of total offense on the day, accounting for
nearly 60 percent of Bridgewater’s total offense. With
his 233 yards on the day, Carter is now third in the ODAC with 715
yards rushing. Carlos Gonzalez threw for 233 yards and a pair
of TDs, one each to Leigh Bradley and Cord Keating.
Bridgewater's defense had no answers for the efficient Washington
and Lee offense as the Eagles allowed over 600 yards of total
offense from the Generals in a 52-42 loss. The Generals rolled up
444 yards on the ground and an additional 162 yards through the
air. Junior Salem Nganga led the Eagles defense with 10 tackles,
including seven solo stops.NEXT WEEK: at Emory & Henry (4-4, 1-3 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Bridgewater will be looking for its third straight win over Emory & Henry when the two teams take to the field on Saturday in Emory. The game will serve as the Wasps' senior day for its 13 players in their final campaign. Last season, the Eagles topped the Wasps at Jopson Field by a 24-10 score. Emory & Henry took the first game in series history by an 83-0 score in 1927. Bridgewater’s first victory in series history came by a 15-14 score in 1980. |
CATHOLIC's offense
finished with 463 total yards, including 401 through the air. It
was the fourth game this season that CUA went over the 400-yard
mark. The Cardinals ran 91 plays, which are the fourth most
in school history. Greg Cordivari set a school record for
attempts (64) and completions (46), while throwing for 401 yards
and three scores. Cordivari threw touchdown passes of 12, 26
and 18 yards and registered his second 400-yard game of the
season. Andrew Ouellette (12) and Wesley Stringfield (10)
both caught double-digit passes with Ouellette and Tanner Keefe
leading the team in yards with 111 apiece. CUA’s
defense surrendered only 3 points after halftime to Emory &
Henry after the Wasps scored 21 in the first half. In the
fourth quarter, CUA’s defense held the Wasps to a made field
goal, two punts, a blocked kick, a fumble, and an incomplete pass
on the final play of the game. CUA has now outscored opponents
77-36 in the fourth quarter this season. The Cardinals
finished with six tackles for loss, six pass breakups, a fumble
recovery and a blocked kick. Emory & Henry was only
2-of-13 on third down conversions. Anthony Albanese led CUA
with 10 tackles, while Joe Tretter blocked a kick in the fourth
quarter and Miniard Culpepper recovered the fumble that led to the
Cardinals game-winning drive.NEXT WEEK: at Washington and Lee (7-1, 4-0 ODAC) - 7:00 p.m. on Friday, 10/28 Washington and Lee and Catholic will be meeting for the 16th-time, with the Generals holding a 12-3 advantage in the all-time series that began during the 1981 season. W&L has won seven of the last eight meetings, including each of the last two. Last season, the Generals defeated Catholic by a score of 49-14 in Washington, D.C. In that game, W&L amassed 604 yards of total offense, including an ODAC-record 496 rushing yards led by three 100-yard rushers. Luke Heinsohn gained 114 yards and one touchdown, Brett Murray had 101 yards and Harrison Hudson tallied 100 yards. CUA is seeking its second three-game winning streak of the season, but the Cardinals haven't defeated W&L since 2008 (48-29). |
EMORY & HENRY rushed for
200 yards and passed for 198 Saturday against Catholic for 398
yards of total offense … It was the first time this year
that the Wasps have had more rushing yards than passing yards
… Sophomore quarterback Kyle Boden was 15-for-25 passing
with one touchdown for 165 yards … Boden eclipsed the
2,000-yard mark for passing yards, the first Wasp to do so since
2004 (Todd Woods, 3,058 yards) … Freshman running back
Joseph Vaughn led the E&H running game with 87 yards on 18
carries while junior Adam Pugh had 81 yards rushing of his own
including a 57-yard jaunt in the third quarter … Senior
wideout Adrian Jordan caught six passes for 88 yards and a
touchdown while senior Corey Ware had three receptions for 64 yards
… Senior Drew Piscopo came in for Boden mid-way through the
game due to an injury and found junior running back William Pearl
for a 33-yard touchdown .. Pearl also had a touchdown on the ground
on the day … The Emory & Henry defense allowed 463 yards
of total offense (401 pass, 62 rush) by the Cardinals Saturday, but
forced three turnovers (two interceptions, one fumble)
… After being up 24-14 early in the fourth quarter,
the E&H defense couldn’t hold back the Catholic offense
as they scored 14 unanswered points to close out the game and take
the victory … Senior linebacker Ed Smith led the way with 16
tackles (eight solo) and had two passes defended … Senior
Travis Bolt and junior Devan Sproles each had 12 tackles while
Sproles added an interception with a 15-yard return … Senior
cornerback Michael Young had 10 stops on the day, three passes
defended and an interception that he returned 29 yards …
Junior defensive back Tyler Houk had a fumble recovery while
sophomore defensive back Jason Hill had a forced fumble…
E&H’s four losses this season have come by a combined 12
points.NEXT WEEK: vs. Bridgewater (4-3, 1-2 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Bridgewater will be looking for its third straight win over Emory & Henry when the two teams take to the field on Saturday in Emory. The game will serve as the Wasps' senior day for its 13 players in their final campaign. Last season, the Eagles topped the Wasps at Jopson Field by a 24-10 score. Emory & Henry took the first game in series history by an 83-0 score in 1927. Bridgewater’s first victory in series history came by a 15-14 score in 1980. |
GUILFORD freshman
Aaron McNeely ran for a game- and career-high 52 yards on 14
carries against Randolph-Macon. He also averaged 22.0 yards on
three kickoff returns… Ben King caught his first touchdown
of the season since week three, a 34-yard reception from Zac
Halbert that gives him a team-leading five scores on the
year… Guilford made eight tackles for loss versus
Randolph-Macon, just under their average, which led the league and
ranked nationally through games of Oct. 15… freshman Hunter
English made a game- and career-high 11 tackles, which moved him
into the team lead with 47 stops on the year.NEXT WEEK: vs. Hampden-Sydney (6-1, 3-0 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. The Quakers and Tigers tangle for the 61st time, which makes the matchup Guilford’s fourth most-played football rivalry. Guilford looks to end an 11-game losing streak to Hampden-Sydney, which leads the all-time series, 38-22. Hampden-Sydney has won 15 of the 20 meetings with Guilford since the Quakers joined the ODAC in 1991. The series began in 1920 when Hampden-Sydney claimed a 10-0 decision in a contest played in Danville, Va. Guilford's last victory against Hampden-Sydney came in 1999. |
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY was idle this past
weekend on its scheduled bye week.NEXT WEEK: at Guilford (1-6, 0-3 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. The Quakers and Tigers tangle for the 61st time, which makes the matchup Guilford’s fourth most-played football rivalry. Guilford looks to end an 11-game losing streak to Hampden-Sydney, which leads the all-time series, 38-22. Hampden-Sydney has won 15 of the 20 meetings with Guilford since the Quakers joined the ODAC in 1991. The series began in 1920 when Hampden-Sydney claimed a 10-0 decision in a contest played in Danville, Va. Guilford's last victory against Hampden-Sydney came in 1999. |
RANDOLPH-MACON racked up 504 yard
of offense as the Yellow Jackets topped Guilford 45-7 in ODAC
football action Saturday afternoon in Greensboro, NC.
Randolph-Macon heads into the bye with a 6-2 record overall and a
2-2 mark in the ODAC. The sixth win secures a fifth consecutive
winning season for the Yellow Jackets, a feat that has not been
accomplished by the program since 1965-1970. The Yellow
Jackets got 293 yards passing from quarterback Zac Naccarato.
The southpaw was 16-of-21 and tossed two scores on the day.
Luke Sellers was his favorite receiver, connecting with the junior
wide out eight times for 196 yards and one score. The R-MC
defense held Guilford to 59 yards rushing and forced three
turnovers in the win. Tom Solak made eight tackles in second
career start while Andrew Leonard made eight stops, one for loss of
yards and had half a sack.NEXT WEEK: Idle Randolph-Macon is idle next week due to its scheduled bye week. The Yellow Jackets return to the gridiron on Saturday, November 5, when they travel to Bridgewater College. Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m. in Bridgewater. |
WASHINGTON AND LEE eclipsed the
600-yard barrier for the second time this season, totaling 606
yards of total offense against Bridgewater. The Generals also
totaled 444 yards on the ground, a total that is tied for the
fifth-highest in ODAC history. W&L now lays claim to
eight of the top 11 single-game rushing performances in conference
history. All have been set during the last two seasons.
The Generals are currently riding a 10-game conference winning
streak dating back to the beginning of the 2010 season.
W&L's previous longest winning streak in ODAC play was
six-straight during the 1981-82 seasons. Senior quarterback
Charlie Westfal tallied 162 yards passing and 109 rushing against
Bridgewater, eclipsing the W&L career record for total offense
with 6,508 yards. The former record of 6,383 had stood since
1999. Westfal now has 4,367 yards passing (5th all-time) and
2,141 yards rushing (6th all-time). Junior running back Luke
Heinsohn rushed for 138 yards and a touchdown against the Eagles to
pass the 2,000-yard barrier for his career. He has now rushed
for 2,101 yards over his first three seasons, a total that ranks
seventh all-time. Senior placekicker Peter Alston made all
seven of his PAT's on Saturday to increase his school record string
of consecutive PAT's made to 81 in a row. He also had a field
goal and now ranks third on the team in scoring with 55
points. Washington and Lee had three players rush for over
100 yards against Bridgewater as junior running back Luke Heinsohn
gained 138 yards, junior running back Brett Murray had 123 yards
and senior quarterback Charlie Westfal had 109 yards. It was
the first time that three Generals rushed for over 100 yards in the
same game since Heinsohn, Murray and Harrison Hudson did so against
Catholic last season.NEXT WEEK: vs. Catholic (5-2, 1-2 ODAC) - 7:00 p.m. on Friday, 10/28 Washington and Lee and Catholic will be meeting for the 16th-time, with the Generals holding a 12-3 advantage in the all-time series that began during the 1981 season. W&L has won seven of the last eight meetings, including each of the last two. Last season, the Generals defeated Catholic by a score of 49-14 in Washington, D.C. In that game, W&L amassed 604 yards of total offense, including an ODAC-record 496 rushing yards led by three 100-yard rushers. Luke Heinsohn gained 114 yards and one touchdown, Brett Murray had 101 yards and Harrison Hudson tallied 100 yards. CUA is seeking its second three-game winning streak of the season, but the Cardinals haven't defeated W&L since 2008 (48-29). |
2011 ODAC Football Standings
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| School | GP | W-L | PCT | GP | W-L | PCT |
| Washington and Lee | 6 | 5-1 | 0.833 | 10 | 8-2 | 0.800 |
| Hampden-Sydney | 6 | 5-1 | 0.833 | 11 | 8-3 | 0.727 |
| Randolph-Macon | 6 | 4-2 | 0.667 | 10 | 8-2 | 0.800 |
| Bridgewater | 6 | 3-3 | 0.500 | 10 | 6-4 | 0.600 |
| Emory & Henry | 6 | 2-4 | 0.333 | 10 | 5-5 | 0.500 |
| Catholic | 6 | 1-5 | 0.167 | 10 | 5-5 | 0.500 |
| Guilford | 6 | 1-5 | 0.167 | 10 | 2-8 | 0.200 |
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