BRIDGEWATER controlled play and limited the
opportunities for the Randolph-Macon offense, but the Eagles
couldn't hold the Yellow Jackets off of the scoreboard in the final
seconds of the game in a 35-34 loss. Bridgewater took the early
lead as the Eagles limited Randolph-Macon to just six plays in the
first quarter of play. Bridgewater led by a 13-7 tally at the
break, before the two teams traded scores in the second half with
Randolph-Macon owning a 35-34 lead with 29 ticks to play. The
Eagles moved into field goal range in the waning moments of the
contest, but Chandler DeHaven's kick had distance but missed wide
to the right as the Yellow Jackets escaped with a one-point win to
remain in the conference title hunt. Willie Logan led the
Bridgewater offense with 337 yards passing and two touchdowns on a
24-for-34 afternoon. Defensively, senior linebackers Andrew Palmer
posted 14 tackles, including seven solo stops in the loss.NEXT WEEK: vs. Catholic (5-4, 2-4 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Bridgewater hosts Catholic in the regular season finale for both teams in the 23rd meeting between the two squads. The Eagles own the all-time series against the Cardinals with a 16-6 record. Bridgewater has won the last 13 games in the series, including last season's 42-14 victory in the nation's capital. The Eagles forced six Catholic turnovers, while Willie Logan threw for 245 yards and two scores in the win. Catholic took the first game in series history in 1950 behind a 32-0 victory. Bridgewater won its first game against the Cardinals in 1979 with a 16-0 win to start a four-game streak against Catholic. The longest winning streak in the series for the Cardinals came on a four-game winning streak which began in 1983 and concluded with three straight wins from 1997-99. |
CATHOLIC got a five-touchdown day
from quarterback E.J. Montgomery as the Cardinals topped Guilford,
38-29, at home. The game was still in the balance in the
fourth quarter as GC led 29-26 at the outset, but a TD pass to Mike
Pitsenberger and 4-yard run by Montgomery secured the win for the
Cardinals. Montgomery threw for four touchdowns and 180
yards, while also leading CUA with 129 yards rushing and another
score. Pitsenberger added 125 yards on the ground with two
TDs --- one rushing and one receiving. Andrew Ouellette
caught a season-high 12 passes for 117 yards and a score.
He's caught 22 passes over the past two weeks, racking up 191
yards. Alex Evans and Nick Cortese also caught TDs against
Guilford. Defensively, Conor Stueckler led the unit with 10
stops and 1.5 sacks of the Cardinals four sacks on the day.
Patrick Nilsen also had 1.5 sacks, while Jeremy Shiner and
Mark D'Annibale notched a half-sack each.NEXT WEEK: at Bridgewater (4-5, 1-5 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Bridgewater hosts Catholic in the regular season finale for both teams in the 23rd meeting between the two squads. The Eagles own the all-time series against the Cardinals with a 16-6 record. Bridgewater has won the last 13 games in the series, including last season's 42-14 victory in the nation's capital. The Eagles forced six Catholic turnovers, while Willie Logan threw for 245 yards and two scores in the win. Catholic took the first game in series history in 1950 behind a 32-0 victory. Bridgewater won its first game against the Cardinals in 1979 with a 16-0 win to start a four-game streak against Catholic. The longest winning streak in the series for the Cardinals came on a four-game winning streak which began in 1983 and concluded with three straight wins from 1997-99. |
EMORY & HENRY got back on track with a 37-20 win
over Shenandoah at Sprint Stadium on Saturday … It was the
first-ever trip by the Wasps to Winchester and only the second
meeting between the two schools … The Wasps (5-4, 2-4 ODAC)
gained 450 yards of total offense, 316 of which came from senior
quarterback Kyle Boden … Boden threw for 245 yards and three
touchdowns on 15-of-28 passing and added another touchdown on the
ground to go along with 71 rushing yards …Junior
running backs Joe Vaughn and Kasey Jones had 73 and 62 yards
rushing, respectively as Vaughn added a touchdown … Junior
wide receiver Lucas Kirby caught five passes for 92 yards and a
touchdown while senior Cleo Cooper and sophomore Jacob Hess also
had receptions for scores … With the win, E&H has
solidified its sixth-straight season with five or more wins.
The Emory & Henry defense allowed 300 yards by Shenandoah, but
picked off three passes in the second half en route to a 17-point
victory… The Wasps stopped Shenandoah on fourth and
goal from the three yardline with just seconds remaining in the
first half to preserve their 28-14 lead… Junior linebacker
Paul Forney, who made that stop, had a season-high 16 tackles and
added an interception … Junior defensive back Clint Peregoy
and sophomore corner Ryan Byrd also had interceptions that they
returned for 35 and 40 yards, respectively, as Byrd added two
tackles for loss …Senior defensive end Cody Williams and
sophomore linebacker Rennel Marshall both added seven stops.NEXT WEEK: at Guilford (5-4, 4-2 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Guilford and Emory & Henry close out their regular seasons in Greensboro on Saturday. The rivalry is the most-played in Guilford football history, with the Wasps holding a 38-26 lead in the all-time series. E&H has won seven straight contests agains the Quakers, including last season's meeting in Emory. Emory & Henry's Kyle Boden threw four touchdowns in last season's 38-10 contest as the Wasps' scored the game's final 38 points. Boden completed 22-of-35 passes for 323 yards. Matt Pawlowski completed 22-of-46 passes for 323 yards. Guilford's Adam Smith made nine catches for 170 yards. |
GUILFORD quarterback Matt Pawlowski
passed for two touchdowns and ran for one in Guilford's loss at
Catholic.... did not throw an interception for the sixth time this
season... threw at least two touchdowns for the seventh time this
season... moved into fourth place on Guilford's career passing
yardage list (4,458)... moved into third place on Guilford's
all-time list with 35 touchdown passes... Josh Schow picked up 94
yards on 19 carries. He also ran for a 12-yard touchdown, his 10th
of the season, which ranks second in school history. Schow cleared
the 1,000-yard rushing mark for the first time in his career and
has 1,010 yards this year, which stands fourth in school
history.... rookie Donnie Alexander, Jr., caught his first college
touchdown pass at Catholic and became the sixth different Quaker to
catch a touchdown pass this year. Daytwyn Rascoe (18),
Satiir Stevenson (16), Ricky Douglas (16) and Alex Smith (12) each
recorded career highs in tackles... Guilford set a school record
with four blocked kicks against Catholic. Rookie receiver Ke'Desh
Edwards blocked two PATs and a 25-yard field goal attempt. Wes
Johnson made the other block on a PAT.NEXT WEEK: vs. Emory & Henry (5-4, 2-4 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Guilford and Emory & Henry close out their regular seasons in Greensboro on Saturday. The rivalry is the most-played in Guilford football history, with the Wasps holding a 38-26 lead in the all-time series. E&H has won seven straight contests agains the Quakers, including last season's meeting in Emory. Emory & Henry's Kyle Boden threw four touchdowns in last season's 38-10 contest as the Wasps' scored the game's final 38 points. Boden completed 22-of-35 passes for 323 yards. Matt Pawlowski completed 22-of-46 passes for 323 yards. Guilford's Adam Smith made nine catches for 170 yards. |
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY tallied 367 yards of offense behind
202 passing and 165 rushing to defeat the Generals of Washington
& Lee University 35-22 in the final game at Everett Stadium
this season. The Tigers jumped ahead 14-0 and never looked back,
leading the entire game. For the second straight week, junior
quarterback Nash Nance accounted for five of the team’s
touchdowns, running for three and throwing two more. He was also
very efficient, completing 17 of his 23 passes for 202 yards, two
touchdowns, and no interceptions. He also ran 11 times for 88 yards
and three scores. Junior Holton Walker was the game’s leading
receiver with seven catches for 102 yards and two touchdowns, which
were scored within a minute of each other with less than two
minutes to play in the first half. Senior back Chris Shembo had a
very productive day, rushing for 95 yards on 11 attempts while also
adding 17 receiving yards on two catches. Defensively, the Tigers
allowed 350 yards offense with 272 coming on the ground and 78
through the air. As a unit, the defense also forced three turnovers
with Josh Doggett, Steven Fogleman, and Michael Bazemore all
recovering fumbles. Tyler Ikwild led the way with a game-high 15
tackles, including two-for-loss. Doggett tallied 13 stops, and
Robert Stack notched ten tackles. John Moore and Charlie Shoemaker
had nine and eight tackles, respectively.NEXT WEEK: at Randolph-Macon (7-2, 5-1 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Hampden-Sydney and Randolph-Macon wrap up their regular seasons in Ashland for the 119th edition of "The Game". This year’s edition has more on the line with the winner being crowned ODAC Champions. The rivalry is the Oldest Small School Rivalry in the South and began in 1893 with the Tigers holding a 60-47-11 advantage. The Yellow Jackets, however, are winners of the last two, including the teams' last meeting at Day Field – a 48-34 Randolph-Macon victory. |
RANDOLPH-MACON kept its title hopes alive with a
come-from-behind win over Bridgewater with a touchdown with
29-seconds to play. The win sets up a meeting with
Hampden-Sydney where the Yellow Jackets will be looking for their
eighth ODAC crown and third NCAA bid. In Saturday's win over
BC, running back Will McGhee moved into fifth in the ODAC's
all-time single season rushing list with 157 more yards and a
touchdown to give him 1,478 yards on the season. That ranks
second in school history, behind the 1,551 yards posted by Zak
Thornton in 2007. McGhee also has 14 rushing touchdowns, one
shy of the program record by Remon Smith. Quarterback Zac
Naccarato notched the winning touchdown, while Seth Yurgel hit the
extra point that put R-MC ahead for its 35-34 win. Naccarato
threw for one scored and rushed for three more. His touchdown
pass went to Greg Petrohovich (4 rec. for 93 yds), a play that
covered 51 yards. He also threw a two-point pass to Matt
Williamson to give R-MC a lead at that point at 22-19.
Defensively, Deshaun Rogers led the unit with 10 tackles,
while Tom Solak had seven stops including two TFLs and a
quarterback sack.NEXT WEEK: vs. Hampden-Sydney (7-2, 5-1 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Hampden-Sydney and Randolph-Macon wrap up their regular seasons in Ashland for the 119th edition of "The Game". This year’s edition has more on the line with the winner being crowned ODAC Champions. The rivalry is the Oldest Small School Rivalry in the South and began in 1893 with the Tigers holding a 60-47-11 advantage. The Yellow Jackets, however, are winners of the last two, including the teams' last meeting at Day Field – a 48-34 Randolph-Macon victory. |
SHENANDOAH suffered three turnovers and was
stopped on fourth-and-goal just 15-seconds before halftime in
falling to E&H, 37-20. Andrew Smith moved to within
striking distance of 1,000 rushing yards on the season with 112
yards and a touchdown on 18 carries Saturday. He now has 824
yards and eight TDs rushing, while also racking up 1,538
all-purpose yards --- the second-most in the ODAC --- and 11 total
touchdowns. Quarterback Drew Ferguson also had a rushing TD
against E&H, while Justin Neff threw a scoring pass to Smith.
Defensively, Sean Blackman led the unit with nine tackles,
while Jake Payne notched 1.5 sacks. Evan Griffin had 1.0
sacks, and Michael Messick recorded a half-sack.NEXT WEEK: vs. Washington and Lee (5-4, 3-3 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Washington and Lee and Shenandoah have met just once on the gridiron, as the Generals claimed a 42-23 win last season on Wilson Field. The Generals jumped out to a 35-10 lead and cruised to the win despite resting several starters with the 2012 ODAC title already wrapped up. Sasha Vandalov rushed for 79 yards and three touchdowns for W&L and Andrew Smith tallied 112 yards and two touchdowns on the ground for SU. |
WASHINGTON AND LEE's loss to Hampden-Sydney
eliminated the Generals from contention for the ODAC title.
Saturday's game at Shenandoah will be W&L's first game
without ODAC title implications since the 2009 season. The
Generals three ODAC losses this season are one more than W&L
had lost in the prior three seasons combined. Senior
quarterback Nick Lombardo returned from injury against
Hampden-Sydney and threw for a season-best 78 yards on just three
completions. He also rushed for 70 yards and a touchdown on
26 carries. Lombardo now claims 2,090 career rushing yards,
which ranks ninth in school history. First-year running back
Marshall Hollerith ran for 137 yards and two touchdowns on a
season-high 37 carries against Hampden-Sydney. The game
marked the fifth time this season that Hollerith has eclipsed 100
yards rushing and was his third game with multiple rushing
touchdowns. Hollerith currently leads the team in rushing
with 899 yards and 11 touchdowns on 175 carries. A win
against Shenandoah on Saturday would give W&L its eighth
winning season in the last 10 years.NEXT WEEK: at Shenandoah (3-6, 2-4 ODAC) - 1:00 p.m. Washington and Lee and Shenandoah have met just once on the gridiron, as the Generals claimed a 42-23 win last season on Wilson Field. The Generals jumped out to a 35-10 lead and cruised to the win despite resting several starters with the 2012 ODAC title already wrapped up. Sasha Vandalov rushed for 79 yards and three touchdowns for W&L and Andrew Smith tallied 112 yards and two touchdowns on the ground for SU. |
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