BRIDGEWATER's offense came alive late in the
game on Saturday, but it was too little, too late and the Eagles'
defense couldnt get off of the field in critical situations in a
21-14 loss to Guilford on Saturday. The loss drops Bridgewater into
relatively unchartered territory as the Eagles sit at 0-3 for the
first since since 1998. The loss for Bridgewater also marks the
program's first three-game skid since the 2008 season and marks
back-to-back wins for Guilford in the series for the first time
since the Quakers upended Bridgewater in 1997 and 1998. Guilford
took a 14-0 lead in the first half before Bridgewater got on the
board late in the second quarter on a 10-yard run by Willie Logan.
The Quakers added a score in the third to regain a 14-point edge. A
Logan to Jeffrey Moore 18-yard touchdown pass brought BC back to
within seven with six minutes to play, but the Quakers were able to
grind off the remainder of the clock in a 21-14 Guilford win.
Jacob Wright ran for 122 yards on 23 carries to lead the
offense. Defensively, BC gave up a modest 360 yards of
offense, although 180 came on the ground. Andrew Palmer led
the unit with 10 tackles including a TFL.NEXT WEEK: at Washington and Lee (3-3, 1-2 ODAC) - 1:30 p.m. Washington and Lee and Bridgewater will be meeting for the 44th time on Saturday, with the Generals holding a 25-18 advantage in the all-time series that began during the 1964 season. Both teams have experienced extended winning streaks in the series, with W&L winning the first nine matchups and then seven in a row from 1993-99. Bridgewater won four straight from 1989-92 and then ripped off seven consecutive wins from 2000-06. The Eagles snapped a two-game losing streak to W&L last season, recording a 31-14 victory at Jopson Field. Four turnovers hurt the Generals, although they did run for 385 yards. Bridgewater had the big play on its side including passing touchdowns of 85 and 66 yards as well as a 55-yard interception return for a score. |
CATHOLIC's offense exploded for 519
yards of offense in Saturday's 37-7 road win at Shenandoah.
That total includes 326 yards rushing, led by a pair of
100-yard rushers. Mike Pitseberger ran for 199 yards and
three touchdowns on 36 carries, while Nick Cortese toted the ball
20 times for 138 yards. Quarterback TJ Tutone threw a pair of
touchdown passes to Alex Evans, who caught six passes for 86 yards.
Tutone was 10-of-13 passing for 123 yards. Defensively,
CUA limited Shenandoah to just 199 yards of total offense,
including only 90 yards thru the air. Anthony Albanese led
the unit with 11 stops that included 3.5 tackles for a loss of 15
yards and a sack. Conor Stueckler made nine stops, while Mike
Skehill forced and recovered a fumble in addition to his seven
stops. NEXT WEEK: vs. Emory & Henry (3-3, 0-3 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Emory & Henry will travel to Our Nation’s Capital next Saturday for a 1:00 p.m. ODAC contest with Catholic University. The Cardinals have won four of the last six with the Wasps with the series being tied, 8-8. Last year, Emory & Henry came back from a 14-0 deficit in the second quarter to beat Catholic 15-14 on Homecoming Day. Matt Turchin tied his own school record with a trio of field goals including the game-winner which was partially blocked but still found its way through the uprights with 10 seconds to go. Kyle Boden connected with Lucas Kirby for an 11-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter for the Wasps’ only touchdown of the day. Michael Pitsenberger had a pair of touchdowns for the Cardinals. |
EMORY & HENRY picked up 312 yards of total
offense, but committed three turnovers as Wasps fell, 33-12, to
Hampden-Sydney … Junior running back Joe Vaughn had 87 yards
on 18 carries while freshman running back Jonathan Turpin had a
one-yard plunge for a score in his only carry of the game …
Senior quarterback Kyle Boden had his 10-game streak with at least
one touchdown pass snapped as he was 20-for-37 passing for 196
yards... Boden found senior wideout Chad Williams six times for 74
yards and hit junior Lucas Kirby on five different occasions for 51
yards … Emory & Henry scored on three of its four trips
to the red zone….Defensively, E&H allowed 360 yards to
Hampden-Sydney … The Tigers’ balanced attack kept the
Wasps guessing as H-SC had big plays both through the air and on
the ground … Junior linebacker Randall Conley had a
team-high eight tackles and added 1.5 tackles for loss and a
quarterback hurry … Senior defensive back DeMikael Burse
notched seven stops and had an interception, a pass breakup and a
blocked PAT which sophomore linebacker Rennel Marshall returned for
a defensive two-point conversion … Junior safety Roth Healey
and junior linebacker Paul Forney each had six tackles in the game
while Forney added a half sack and a quarterback hurry …
Marshall finished the day with four stops.NEXT WEEK: at Catholic (4-2, 1-2 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Emory & Henry will travel to Our Nation’s Capital next Saturday for a 1:00 p.m. ODAC contest with Catholic University. The Cardinals have won four of the last six with the Wasps with the series being tied, 8-8. Last year, Emory & Henry came back from a 14-0 deficit in the second quarter to beat Catholic 15-14 on Homecoming Day. Matt Turchin tied his own school record with a trio of field goals including the game-winner which was partially blocked but still found its way through the uprights with 10 seconds to go. Kyle Boden connected with Lucas Kirby for an 11-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter for the Wasps’ only touchdown of the day. Michael Pitsenberger had a pair of touchdowns for the Cardinals. |
GUILFORD quarterback Matt
Pawlowski passed for 180 yards and two touchdowns in Guilford's
21-14 win at Bridgewater, the Quakers' first at Jopson Field since
1997... he threw touchdown passes of two and 13 yards to Josh
Williams and Hayden Read, respectively... added 37 rushing yards on
10 carries and finished with 217 total offensive yards... extended
his streak of games without an interception to five... Pawlowski
helped Guilford convert nine of 15 third-down plays by completing
five of six third-down passes and rushing for two third downs. Two
of his third-down completions and one of his third-down rushes
helped Guilford run the final 6:03 off the clock after Bridgewater
drew to within 21-14...Josh Schow rushed for over 100 yards and a
touchdown for the sixth straight game. He finished with 114 yards
on 27 carries and scored on a one-yard run in the second quarter.
Schow's six straight 100-yard rushing games rank second in school
history. His nine rushing TDs stand third on Guilford's all-time
season list and his career-high 816 rushing yards rank 8th in
school history…defensively, Satiir Stevenson led Guilford
with a season- and game-high 11 tackles... also returned two punts
for 18 yards... his 14-yard third-quarter return helped the Quakers
start what proved to be the game-winning TD drive from the BC 49
yard line... raised his season tackles total to a team-high
47… Sophomore JerMario Gooch produced his team-leading third
interception of the season with a stunning one-handed grab on the
Quakers' five-yard line to stop a Bridgewater drive early in the
third quarter... his three thefts mark a career high... sophomore
cornerback Karl Roberts made a career-high nine tackles and broke
up a pass at Bridgewater.NEXT WEEK: vs. Randolph-Macon (5-1, 3-0 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Guilford hosts Randolph-Macon in a battle of 3-0 ODAC teams. Randolph-Macon leads the all-time series, 31-22-2. Guilford won last year's game, 38-35, in Ashland, by scoring the game's final 17 points. Randolph-Macon led 35-21 midway thru the third quarterback, but two Matt Pawlowski touchdown passes sandwiched a Tyler Hunt field goal to push GC to victory. Pawlowski threw for 354 yards and four TDs in the win. Adam Smith made 10 grabs for 190 yards and two scores, including a 65-yard TD catch on the game's first offensive play. Zac Naccarato threw for 278 yards and three scores for R-MC. Running back Will McGhee ran for 158 yards and a touchdown. |
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY head coach Marty Favret become the
second coach in Hampden-Sydney history and the second active ODAC
coach (BC’s Mike Clark) to win 100 games with a 33-12 victory
over Emory & Henry. In the win, the Tigers tallied 360 yards of
offense on 225 through the air and 135 rushing. Hampden-Sydney
scored the first touchdown of the game just over a minute and a
half in, but trailed 9-6 after the first quarter. Two touchdowns in
the second quarter to the Wasps’ field goal gave the Tigers a
19-12 lead at half. Junior quarterback Nash Nance was 21-of-32 for
225 yards, three touchdowns and one interception; he also ran in a
touchdown to go with 20 rushing yards. Junior tight end Joey Druhan
was the top receiver with 79 yards and a touchdown on four catches
while junior Holton Walker hauled in six passes for 55 yards and a
score. On the ground, Chris Shembo and Brady Macko spearheaded the
attack; Shembo ran 53 yards and a touchdown on seven carries while
Macko rushed ten times for 62 yards. Shembo also caught a touchdown
pass. Defensively, the Tigers allowed 312 yards of offense
via 196 passing and 116 rushing. The unit also forced three
turnovers with two fumbles and an interception. Michael Bazemore
had five tackles including two sacks and a forced fumble that led
to a touchdown. Shreve Rohle notched his second consecutive
ten-tackle game. Robert Stack and Tyler Ikwild had nine and eight
stops, each. Josh Doggett and John Moore each tallied seven stops.
Charlie Shoemaker picked off a pass and returned it 43 yards,
setting up a Hampden-Sydney score. NEXT WEEK: vs. Shenandoah (2-4, 1-2 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Hampden-Sydney will host Shenandoah Saturday for the first time ever in the two schools' second meeting. The series began in 2012 with the Tigers taking a 42-21 victory at Shentel Stadium. Eight of the game's nine touchdowns were scored on the ground, with H-SC back Evan King leading the way with 115 rushing yards and four total touchdowns (3 rush, 1 rec). After SU led 7-0 following the first quarter, H-SC put up 14 points in each of the remaining three quarters on the way to its fifth win of the season. |
RANDOLPH-MACON got four touchdowns from running back
Will McGhee -- one in each quarter -- to account for all of R-MC's
scores (save for extra points) in a 27-21 triumph over Washington
and Lee. McGhee ran for 189 yards on 31 carries, good for a
6.1 yards per carry average. It also marked his fifth
straight game with 123 yards or more on the ground. His
efforts helped R-MC hold a slim advantage in time of possession
(30:58-29:02), a tough chore when facing W&L's run-heavy
offense. Zac Naccarato was efficient with limited passing attempts,
completing 14-of-18 passes for 146 yards. Defensively, Eric
Long led the unit with 10 stops, while Marcus Mitchell had a pair
of tackles for a loss including a sack. NEXT WEEK: at Guilford (4-2, 3-0 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Guilford hosts Randolph-Macon in a battle of 3-0 ODAC teams. Randolph-Macon leads the all-time series, 31-22-2. Guilford won last year's game, 38-35, in Ashland, by scoring the game's final 17 points. Randolph-Macon led 35-21 midway thru the third quarterback, but two Matt Pawlowski touchdown passes sandwiched a Tyler Hunt field goal to push GC to victory. Pawlowski threw for 354 yards and four TDs in the win. Adam Smith made 10 grabs for 190 yards and two scores, including a 65-yard TD catch on the game's first offensive play. Zac Naccarato threw for 278 yards and three scores for R-MC. Running back Will McGhee ran for 158 yards and a touchdown. |
SHENANDOAH was held to just 199 yards of total
offense and 64 total offensive plays in its 37-7 home loss to
Catholic. Andrew Smith notched the Hornets lone score with a
14-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. He finished the
game with 70 yards rushing. Defensively, SU surrendered 519
yards of offense to CUA, including 326 on the ground. Four
players notched 10 or more tackles, led by a personal-high 15 stops
by Byron Mitchell. Michael Wroble (13), Michael Messick (12)
and Sean Blackman (10) also recorded double digit tackles, while
Blackman added an interception.NEXT WEEK: at Hampden-Sydney (5-1, 3-0 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Hampden-Sydney will host Shenandoah Saturday for the first time ever in the two schools' second meeting. The series began in 2012 with the Tigers taking a 42-21 victory at Shentel Stadium. Eight of the game's nine touchdowns were scored on the ground, with H-SC back Evan King leading the way with 115 rushing yards and four total touchdowns (3 rush, 1 rec). After SU led 7-0 following the first quarter, H-SC put up 14 points in each of the remaining three quarters on the way to its fifth win of the season. |
WASHINGTON AND LEE fell to 1-2 in the ODAC for the
season with its 27-21 loss to Randolph-Macon on Saturday. The
Generals have not dropped two ODAC games in one season since
posting a 2-4 conference mark in 2009. Senior quarterback
Nick Lombardo rushed 21 times for a career-high 194 yards and one
touchdown. In the process he improved his career rushing
total to 1,923 yards, ninth-best in W&L history. Lombardo
also completed 6-of-9 passes for 68 yards in the contest.
Coming into the game, he had completed just 10 passes on the
season for 58 yards. The Generals ran for 331 yards on the
day as Luke Terna added 84 yards and a score on the ground.
Jake Barr led the defense with 12 stops and a TFL.
Moody Heard had two tackles behind the line of
scrimmage.NEXT WEEK: vs. Bridgewater (3-3, 0-3 ODAC) - 1:30 p.m. Washington and Lee and Bridgewater will be meeting for the 44th time on Saturday, with the Generals holding a 25-18 advantage in the all-time series that began during the 1964 season. Both teams have experienced extended winning streaks in the series, with W&L winning the first nine matchups and then seven in a row from 1993-99. Bridgewater won four straight from 1989-92 and then ripped off seven consecutive wins from 2000-06. The Eagles snapped a two-game losing streak to W&L last season, recording a 31-14 victory at Jopson Field. Four turnovers hurt the Generals, although they did run for 385 yards. Bridgewater had the big play on its side including passing touchdowns of 85 and 66 yards as well as a 55-yard interception return for a score. |
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