BRIDGEWATER quarterback Willie Logan rushed
for a career-high 132 yards and two scores and threw for an
additional touchdown but BC couldn't overcome an efficient
Randolph-Macon attack as the Eagles fell by a 38-26 tally at Day
Field. Logan accounted for 84% of Bridgewater’s offense in
the loss as the Eagles were eliminated from playoff contention for
the seventh year in a row. Randolph-Macon used a 21-point second
quarter to pull away from the Eagles as Bridgewater stumbled out of
the gate, with no first downs and just 23 total yards in the first
15 minutes of play. Freshman place kicker Chandler DeHaven split
the uprights from 47 yards out to cut the lead to 24-10 at the
intermission. DeHaven's kick was the fourth-longest kick in program
history, matching three others of 47 yards. His kick was the
program's longest since David Blackwell's 47-yard field goal at
Washington and Jefferson in the 2005 playoffs. The freshman also
made a field goal later in the contest to round out the scoring for
Bridgewater. The Bridgewater surrendered 38 points to R-MC, which
is a season-high for a BC opponent. Bridgewater was paced by the
efforts of Andrew Palmer’s 10 tackles and a two-sack
performance from Logan Whitaker.NEXT WEEK: at Catholic (3-6, 2-4 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Bridgewater and Catholic wrap up the 2012 season on Saturday in Washington, D.C., on Senior Day for the Cardinals. The Eagles lead the all-time series with a 16-6 record. Bridgewater’s longest active winning streak against an ODAC opponent is against the Cardinals as the Eagles ride an 11-game run into Saturday’s showdown in the nation’s capital. Catholic’s last win against the Eagles came in 1999 at Jopson Field as Catholic trounced Bridgewater by a 35-14 tally. Catholic’s last win over Bridgewater in Washington, D.C was in 1978 by a 14-7 tally. Last season, quarterback Carlos Gonzalez hit sophomore wide receiver Cliff Woodard on the numbers and Woodard did the rest as the Eagles went 63 yards in 20 seconds to come from behind for a 22-19 victory on Senior Day over the visiting Cardinals in a thriller at Jopson Field. Anthony Carter rushed for 135 yards in his final contest with the Eagles while Greg Cordivari went 38-of-67 for 345 yards and two scores for Catholic. The junior set a new school record with 67 pass attempts. |
CATHOLIC dropped its third
straight ODAC contest on Saturday, falling 24-10 at Guilford. The
Cardinals pulled to within 16-10 midway through the 4th quarter,
but the Quakers added one more TD to seal the win. Conor Stueckler
registered his fifth straight game of double-digit tackles,
finishing with 14. He now has seven games with 10+ tackles this
season. Kevin Ross joined Steuckler in double digits with 10 stops
of his own. Tucker Hubbell scored CUA's lone touchdown of the day,
catching a 10-yard scoring pass from Greg Cordivari. CUA had only
274 yards of total offense, and lost the TOP battle, 35:54 to
24:06.NEXT WEEK: vs. Bridgewater (6-3, 3-3 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Bridgewater and Catholic wrap up the 2012 season on Saturday in Washington, D.C., on Senior Day for the Cardinals. The Eagles lead the all-time series with a 16-6 record. Bridgewater’s longest active winning streak against an ODAC opponent is against the Cardinals as the Eagles ride an 11-game run into Saturday’s showdown in the nation’s capital. Catholic’s last win against the Eagles came in 1999 at Jopson Field as Catholic trounced Bridgewater by a 35-14 tally. Catholic’s last win over Bridgewater in Washington, D.C was in 1978 by a 14-7 tally. Last season, quarterback Carlos Gonzalez hit sophomore wide receiver Cliff Woodard on the numbers and Woodard did the rest as the Eagles went 63 yards in 20 seconds to come from behind for a 22-19 victory on Senior Day over the visiting Cardinals in a thriller at Jopson Field. Anthony Carter rushed for 135 yards in his final contest with the Eagles while Greg Cordivari went 38-of-67 for 345 yards and two scores for Catholic. The junior set a new school record with 67 pass attempts. |
EMORY & HENRY picked up its second win in three
weeks to move to 5-4 (2-4 ODAC) Saturday with a 20-17 comeback win
over Shenandoah… The Wasp offense picked up 359 yards of
offense with 16 first downs and were able to grind out the win
despite only possessing the ball for 19:43 … Junior
quarterback Kyle Boden threw for 261 yards on 20-for-31 passing and
two touchdowns ... Senior Corey Ware caught seven passes, two
of which were touchdowns, including the game-winner, a 59-yard
catch and run with just over 90 seconds remaining on the clock
… Junior Chad Williams had six receptions for 62 yards while
sophomore running back Joe Vaughn rushed for 71 yards and caught
six passes for 45 more. Despite allowing 17 straight points
in the middle of the game and being on the field for over 40
minutes, the Emory & Henry defense was back to its
bend-but-don't-break self … The Wasps forced a pair of punts
in the fourth quarter when it mattered the most and the offense
went on to score back-to-back touchdowns to erase the 17-7 deficit
… Senior linebacker Devan Sproles and freshman counterpart
Rennel Marshall had 15 tackles each while senior linebacker Ross
Ellis tallied 14 stops and 2 tackles for loss and junior defensive
end Cody Williams made 10 tackles as well … Sophomore
defensive back Matt Kardulis had an interception in the first
half.NEXT WEEK: vs. Guilford (5-4, 4-2 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Guilford and Emory & Henry meet for the 64th time Saturday in the Quakers’ most-played rivalry. The Wasps have won eight of the past nine contests against Guilford and 12 of the last 15. While the Wasps hold a 37-26 edge in the season series, the Quakers have more wins against Emory & Henry than any other opponent. Devan Sproles made three interceptions, Matt Turchin made three field goals and Kyle Boden threw two touchdowns in Emory & Henry’s 30-6 win at Guilford last season. Boden also completed 25-of-46 passes for 264 yards to nine different receivers. Preston Jennings was his favorite target with seven catches, which helped the junior set a Wasps’ season mark with 71 receptions this season. Guilford’s Zac Halbert completed 24-of-53 passes for 246 yards. Ben King made 11 catches for 87 yards in his final contest as a Quaker. Robert Smith made a game-high 13 tackles on defense. |
GUILFORD quarterback Matt
Pawlowski and running back Mike Williams both picked up over 100
rushing yards in Guilford's win over Catholic, the first time two
Quakers' backs have both rushed for over 100 yards in the same game
since Sept. 8, 2001... Williams moved into seventh place on
Guilford's career rushing list with 1,549 yards. His team-leading
657 rushing yards this season stand 13th all-time at Guilford...
the Quakers finished with a season-high 243 rushing yards, its best
single-game total since 2008. Pawlowski rushed for a game- and
career-high 136 yards and a touchdown, setting the GC record for
rushing yards in a game by a quarterback. He passed for 201
yards, which moved him into seventh place on GC's single-season
passing yardage list (2,120). Defensive back Satiir Stevenson
made seven stops and came away with a pair of interceptions to give
him four on the year. Robert Smith and Daytwyn Roscoe led the
unit with eight tackles apiece. Alex Smith got a piece of a
Catholic punt in the first quarter, which helped setup a Tyler
Hunter field goal. Hunt tied a school record with three field
goals in the game. His longest, a career-best 41-yard boot, marks
the Quakers' longest since Travis Frazier's 42-yard kick against
Methodist in 2006. Hunt is 9-for-12 in field goals this season and
has made five straight kicks. His nine field goals rank sixth on
Guilford's single-season list.NEXT WEEK: at Emory & Henry (5-4, 2-4 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Guilford and Emory & Henry meet for the 64th time Saturday in the Quakers’ most-played rivalry. The Wasps have won eight of the past nine contests against Guilford and 12 of the last 15. While the Wasps hold a 37-26 edge in the season series, the Quakers have more wins against Emory & Henry than any other opponent. Devan Sproles made three interceptions, Matt Turchin made three field goals and Kyle Boden threw two touchdowns in Emory & Henry’s 30-6 win at Guilford last season. Boden also completed 25-of-46 passes for 264 yards to nine different receivers. Preston Jennings was his favorite target with seven catches, which helped the junior set a Wasps’ season mark with 71 receptions this season. Guilford’s Zac Halbert completed 24-of-53 passes for 246 yards. Ben King made 11 catches for 87 yards in his final contest as a Quaker. Robert Smith made a game-high 13 tackles on defense. |
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY tallied 410 yards of offense but fell
45-42 in a four overtime bout with Washington & Lee. Sophomore
quarterback Nash Nance was 24-of-38 on the day with 262 yards, one
touchdown, and one interception. He also ran in a score with 28
rushing yards on 10 attempts. Sophomore Holton Walker was his top
target with 73 yards and a touchdown on six receptions. Mike Goad
had five catches for 55 yards; Fuller Clark had five catches for 56
yards; and John Michael Sparagna had five catches for 40 yards to
go with 31 rushing yards and a touchdown on six carries. Senior
Evan King scored two touchdowns on the ground while running for 55
yards on 17 carries. Sophomore Max Antwerpes was 2-of-4 on field
goal attempts with makes from 31- and 24-yards and misses from 36-
and 43-yards. Defensively, the Tigers allowed 489 yards of
offense via 451 rushing yards from the Generals. Alex Price and
Charlie Shoemaker led the way with 14 tackles each. John Moore
added 11 tackles with a fumble recovery, Kenny Fryman notched ten
tackles. Senior defensive end Russ Leboff blocked an extra point,
recovered a fumble, and tallied a tackle. Josh Doggett forced a
fumble to go with nine tackles, and Zach Morgan and Steven Fogleman
each recorded nine tackles.NEXT WEEK: vs. Randolph-Macon (6-3, 4-2 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Hampden-Sydney and Randolph-Macon will square off this Saturday in the 118th edition of "The Game." The rivalry is the Oldest Small School Rivalry in the South with Hampden-Sydney holding a 60-46-11 advantage in the series. Randolph-Macon claimed the most recent meeting by a score of 48-34 in Ashland last season. The two teams combined for 1,024 yards of offense in that contest as Travis Lane threw for 402 yards and two touchdowns to lead the H-SC offense. Running backs Drake Sanders and Thaddeuss Scruggs combined for 278 yards and three touchdowns on the ground to lead R-MC. The last time the two teams met at Everett Stadium, the Tigers claimed a 31-28 victory in 2010. |
RANDOLPH-MACON running back Will McGee ran for
186 yard on 24 carries to help propel Randolph-Macon to a 38-26
ODAC victory over Bridgewater on Saturday afternoon. The win
sends R-MC to a 6-3 overall record and a 4-2 mark in league
play. The sixth win ensures the Jackets of their sixth
consecutive winning season. McGhee ran for one touchdown on
the day, which covered 92 yards late in the second quarter.
Zach Naccarato threw a pair of touchdown passes and Greg
Petrovich threw one in his only pass of the day. Tight end
Zach Midulla caught two of the scoring throws. Defensively,
Michael Wheldon led the unit with 10 tackles. Cross Trued
recorded a quarterback sack, giving him 4.5 on the season.NEXT WEEK: at Hampden-Sydney (6-3, 4-2 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Hampden-Sydney and Randolph-Macon will square off this Saturday in the 118th edition of "The Game." The rivalry is the Oldest Small School Rivalry in the South with Hampden-Sydney holding a 60-46-11 advantage in the series. Randolph-Macon claimed the most recent meeting by a score of 48-34 in Ashland last season. The two teams combined for 1,024 yards of offense in that contest as Travis Lane threw for 402 yards and two touchdowns to lead the H-SC offense. Running backs Drake Sanders and Thaddeuss Scruggs combined for 278 yards and three touchdowns on the ground to lead R-MC. The last time the two teams met at Everett Stadium, the Tigers claimed a 31-28 victory in 2010. |
SHENANDOAH built a 17-7 lead with 10:25 to
play in the fourth quarter, but Emory & Henry scored a pair of
touchdowns in the final 5:21 to post a 20-17 win. It marked
the second straight week that SU led into the fourth quarter and
saw the lead slip away. Running back Andrew Smith had a big
day rushing as he carried the ball 33 times for 127 yards and two
touchdowns. Troy Baldwin led the Hornets' receivers with
seven catches for 58 yards. Tijun Findley and Jajuan Johnson
led SU defensively with six tackles apiece. Both forced
fumbles while Findley recovered one and Nick Erdman picked up the
other. Byron Mitchell intercepted a pass for the third
straight week, giving him three on the season.NEXT WEEK: at Washington and Lee (7-2, 5-1 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Washington and Lee and Shenandoah will be meeting for the first time on Saturday. The Generals enter in the contest having locked up the 2012 ODAC football championship and the conference's automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. The Hornets are looking to with their first game since week one against Stevenson. A victory over W&L would also mark the first ODAC win for SU since it became a full-time member of the conference in July 2012. |
WASHINGTON AND LEE's win coupled with a Bridgewater
loss on Saturday clinched the Generals second ODAC Championship in
the last three years. It also improved W&L's ODAC record
over the last three seasons to 16-2 overall. The
four-overtime game was the longest in W&L history. It was
also the Generals' first overtime win since a 44-38 double-overtime
win over Bridgewater in 1999. W&L had lost its last six
overtime contests before defeating the Tigers. Washington and
Lee rushed for 451 yards against the Tigers, the 15th time that the
Generals have eclipsed 400 rushing yards in a game over the last
three years. W&L's record in those games is now a perfect
15-0. W&L extended the nation's fourth-longest home
winning streak to 13 games with the win over H-SC. The
Generals' last loss at home was a 20-10 setback against Averett in
the third game of the 2010 season. Senior running back Luke
Heinsohn rushed for 192 yards and scored 33 total points against
the Tigers. His point total was a school record and it also
gave him 176 points this season, setting a new conference record
for a single-season. His 1,133 rushing yards this season also
represent the fourth-highest season total in school history and
currently lead all ODAC rushers.NEXT WEEK: vs. Shenandoah (1-8, 0-6 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Washington and Lee and Shenandoah will be meeting for the first time on Saturday. The Generals enter in the contest having locked up the 2012 ODAC football championship and the conference's automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. The Hornets are looking to with their first game since week one against Stevenson. A victory over W&L would also mark the first ODAC win for SU since it became a full-time member of the conference in July 2012. |
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