BRIDGEWATER junior quarterback Matthew
Pisarcik connected twice with Jayme Perry for a pair of scores and
accounted for four touchdowns as the Bridgewater Eagles football
team rolled past the visiting Greensboro Pride by a 43-14 score on
Saturday night at the Jopson Athletic Complex. The win was one for
the record books as it marked the first-ever on campus night
football game in program history. Pisarcik was stellar in his first
career start, completing 18-of-24 passes for 227 yards and three
scores. The junior also ran for an additional tally to open the
scoring in the first stanza. Defensively, Darrick Gore led
the unit with 11 total tackles including a pair of TFLs.NEXT WEEK: Idle Bridgewater is idle next week due to is scheduled bye. The Eagles return to action on Saturday afternoon, September 27, when they make the trip to Newport News Apprentice. Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m. in Newport News. |
CATHOLIC was idle last week on its
scheduled bye. NEXT WEEK: vs. Newport News Apprentice (0-2, Indepentdent) - 1:00 p.m. Catholic and Apprentice will be meeting for the ninth time on Saturday with CUA leading the all-time series, 7-1, dating back to the squads' first meeting in 1947. The Cardinals have won the last six matchups, including a 24-15 decision at Apprentice in 2011. The foes previously played in Washington, D.C., in 2010 with CUA winning, 42-32. The Builders lone victory came via a 32-0 shutout in 1948. |
EMORY & HENRY rallied from a 13-0 halftime
deficit to defeat Maryville (Tenn.) 14-13 at Thornton Stadium
Saturday … The Scots are two-time defending USA South
Conference Champions and a 2013 Division III Playoff participant
… The Wasps made it three-straight wins against the Scots
and ran the all-time series to 42-22-2 … E&H gained 351
yards of total offense … quarterback Kevin Saxton threw for
169 yards on 21-for-36 passing prior to leaving the game with an
apparent injury … running back Kasey Jones racked up 76
yards rushing while quarterback Nick Bowen added 15 yards on the
ground, rushing for the game-winning touchdown … running
back Isaiah Rodgers also had 53 yards on the ground …wideout
Lucas Kirby caught six passes for 58 yards while Josh Smith had
seven receptions for 56 yards. After allowing 13 points in the
first half, the Emory & Henry defense pitched a shutout in the
final 30 minutes, giving the offense a chance to get on track
… Safety Roth Healey put the Wasps on the board in the third
quarter when he scooped up a fumble by the Scots’ quarterback
and ran it back 72 yards for a touchdown … Healey also had
an interception in the second quarter and led E&H with nine
tackles (six solo) … Safety Clint Peregoy had an
interception in the fourth quarter which set up the Wasps’
game-winning drive while corner Ryan Byrd sealed the win by picking
off a pass in the closing minute of the contest … Peregoy
added nine tackles while Byrd notched eight stops and three passes
broken-up.NEXT WEEK: Idle Emory & Henry is idle next week due to its scheduled bye. The Wasps return to action the afternoon of Saturday, September 27, as they make the trip to Sewanee. Kickoff is set for 2:00 p.m. ET in Sewanee, Tenn. |
GUILFORD quarterback Matt Pawlowski
led the Quakers to their second straight 50-plus point effort by
throwing for a career-high 418 yards and six touchdowns in a win
over Methodist. Adam Smith matched his
career high and Guilford's second-highest total in school history
with three touchdown receptions. He finished with five catches for
140 yards, which marked his eighth career game with 100+ receiving
yards... sophomore C.J. Hobbs made seven catches for 101 yards and
a TD, all career highs... junior Josh Schow cleared the 100-yard
rushing plateau for the second time in as many games with 27
carries for 133 yards and a score. He missed his career carries
high by one and the 27 totes ranks seventh in Guilford's
single-game history... Schow has eight career games of 100+ rushing
yards.The Quakers' defense recorded three
interceptions in its win over Methodist, which gives Guilford eight
takeaways after two games. Satiir Stevenson, Daytwyn Rascoe and
Jaylan Martin each picked off Methodist passes, two of which set up
Quakers' scores. Stevenson nabbed the 11th theft of his career and
climbed into fifth place among Guilford's career leaders.
Rascoe posted seven stops including a pair of TFLs and a
quarterback sack.NEXT WEEK: at Southern Virginia (0-1, 0-0 NJAC) - 7:00 p.m. in Salem, Va. Guilford and Southern Virginia renew their series after taking a two year hiatus. This will be the sixth meeting between the two foes with Guilford leading the all-time series, 3-2. SVU has won each of the past two meetings, including the last outing in 2011. The Knight's enter Saturday evening's matchup following their bye week. They fell to Methodist, 36-21, the previous week in their season-opener. This year's Guilford/SVU contest will be played in Salem Stadium in Salem, Va., home of the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl. |
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, ranked 24th in the latest
D3football.com poll, won their seventh
consecutive home opener, 35-30, over CNU. The game had three ties
and three lead changes, and it was the Tiger defense that came up
with the big stop on fourth-and-10 in the red zone to clinch the
victory. The Tigers racked up 358 yards of offense with 204 coming
through the air and 154 on the ground. Nash Nance was 23-of-31 on
the day with 204 yards, four touchdowns, and one interception. He
also rushed for 60 yards. Joey Kernan caught a team-high six passes
for 45 yards and a score. Holton Walker had five catches for 38
yards and a score, and Joey Druhan caught two touchdown passes on
three catches for 42 yards. Owen Costello racked up 108 all-purpose
yards with 62 on kickoff returns, 30 receiving, and 16 on punt
returns. Brady Macko led the rushing attack with 71 yards and a
touchdown on 14 carries. Defensively, the Tigers surrendered
323 yards with 240 coming through the air and just 83 on the
ground. Hampden-Sydney had a big defensive stand with under two
minutes remaining; the Tigers led by five with the Captains facing
first-and-10 on the Hampden-Sydney 13. The unit forced four
incompletions, with Freddie Potter and Shreve Rohle breaking up
passes on third and fourth down, respectively, to seal the victory.
Junior safety Larry Haskins had a big day with two interceptions to
go with two tackles. Josh Doggett led the way with nine stops,
while Rohle, Nick Martin, and Tyler Palmer all had six stops.NEXT WEEK: vs. Coast Guard (1-1, 0-0 NEFC) - 1:00 p.m. Hampden-Sydney stays home on Saturday as the Tigers welcome the United States Coast Guard Academy to town. The two squads have met just twice before, with each having won a contest. H-SC took the victory last season, riding four touchdowns from running Brady Macko to a 49-7 win in New London, Conn. |
RANDOLPH-MACON evened its season record at 1-1
with a 48-16 win at home over Averett. Quarterback Zac
Naccarato accounted for four touchdowns as he fired a pair of
touchdown passes and ran in for two one-year scores. He was
14-of-19 for 274 yards passing in total. Mike Doe pulled in
seven catches for 136 yards and one touchdown, while Jake Connolly
had five receptions for 94 yards and the other score. John
Byrd led the rushing attack with 56 yards and two TDs on 19
carries. Defensively, Eric Long led the unit with seven
tackles and an interception. Kevin Varela also picked off a
pass. Evan Stickley forced a fumble, while Jess McLaughlin
recovered one. Xavier Strothers and Brian Donoghue combined
on a quarterback sack. Tom Solak had three TFLs among his
five tackles.NEXT WEEK: vs. Sewanee (1-1, 0-0 SAA) - 12:00 p.m. Randolph-Macon stays home next weekend as the Yellow Jackets welcome Sewanee to Ashland. Both teams enter the contest with 1-1 records. Sewanee rebounded from a season-opening loss at DePauw (31-13) to topple Washington and Lee, 21-19, in the Tigers home opener. Randolph-Macon did the same, making amends for a loss at Johns Hopkings (42-3) with a thumping of Averett, 48-16, in its home opener. |
SHENANDOAH fell to 1-1 on the season with a
20-10 home loss to Frostburg State University. The Bobcats
led 13-3 in the third quarter, but a Kye Hopkins 1-yard TD run
brought the Hornets to within three points with just under four
minutes to go in the third frame. FSU tacked on a touchdown
early in the four quarter, which marked the last score of the game.
Hopkins' touchdown capped a 16-play 77-yard drive for SU.
He ran for 39 yards on the day, but it was a 64-yard burst
that helped Cedrick Delaney lead all players with 135 yards on the
ground. Michael Messick led SU defensively with 10 stops
including 2.5 tackles for a loss. Michael Wroble forced and
recovered a fumble to go with nine tackles.NEXT WEEK: vs. Ferrum (0-1, 0-0 USA South) - 7:00 p.m. Shenandoah and Ferrum meet for the 15 time on Saturday evening as the Panthers make the trip up to Winchester. Ferrum owns an 11-3 advantage in the all-time series, which began in 2000 when the two schools were both members of the USA South. Shenandoah broke a string of eight-straight wins for Ferrum by travelling south for a 43-29 road win. In that game, the Hornets ran for 298 yards powered by 185 from Andrew Smith. SU trailed Ferrum, 14-0, thru the first quarter, but the Hornets outscored the Panthers, 43-15, for the remainder of the contest. |
WASHINGTON AND LEE saw a nine-game
winning streak snapped against Sewanee with a 21-19 loss to the
Tigers on Saturday. The Generals managed just 288 yards of
total offense, their lowest offensive output since a 16-7 loss to
Guilford last Oct. 5. The 186 rushing yards represented the
fewest rushing yards by the Generals in a game since compiling only
178 rushing yards in a 20-10 loss to Averett on Sept. 25, 2010.
Sophomore running back Marshall Hollerith led the way with
112 yards on 22 carries, his seventh 100-yard rushing effort in 12
career games. Moody Heard led the W&L defense with an
ODAC-weekly best 11 stops including 3.0 tackles for a loss.
Max Garrett intercepted a pass.NEXT WEEK: vs. Centre (2-0, 0-0 SAA) - 7:00 p.m. W&L and Centre will be meeting for the 63rd time, with the Colonels holding a 36-24-2 advantage in the all-time series that began during the 1897 season. The two teams met every season from 1955-2006, but the series experienced a five-year hiatus until the teams met again starting in 2011. Centre has won six of the last nine meetings, including a 37-28 win last season in Danville, Ky. W&L is 13-12-2 all-time against the Colonels in Lexington. The Generals rushed for 422 yards in last season's contest, the only time that W&L has lost when rushing for over 400 yards since the beginning of the 2010 season. |
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